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ENTERTAINMENT

When Col. o. G. Staples. owner Of the
Riggs House. reached the Thousand ISL
ands House, at Alexandra Bay, on the
ST. Lawrence River, y. Y, of which he
is proprietor. he was somewhat surprised
20 find the season so well advanced. and
could only account for it because Of the
many early catches made or q splendid
lot OF fish.
The first day the colonel arrived he
was given a reception aboard his newly
equipped steam yacht, Nereid. which also
celebrated the advent of the twenty fifth
anniversary of his proprietorship OF the
hotel
Among those from Washington regis
tered at the Thousand Islands House for
the month OF July are Capt a. Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Fulton. John F. Car
mody. r. Carmody, r. c. Mckinney. and
Harry Clarke.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian T. Burke have
returned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry Daingerfield and Miss
Katherine Daingerfield. formerly of this
city. left Baltimore on Tuesday for New
York. and VIII sail on Wednesday on the
Teutonie for Europe, to spend the sum-
mer
Miss Nellie wattles is visiting friends
in Maryland. Later she will go TO
Jamestown. R. T.. to spend the remand
er of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Monroe left
last week to spend the summer at
Springfield. Fairfax County, Va.
Mrs. Cassius Lee, who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. Powell Harrison in Leeshurg
for the past week. is now guest at the
LeesbuTg Inn, where she will spend the
month of july.
Miss Marion Ayers left on Thursday
for Virginia Beach. where she will spend
the summer.
Mr.. W. B. smoot spent several days
of the past week in Sperryville.
Miss Laura Graves, who has been the
guest for the past few weeks OF her un-
Gle. MIR. ". c. Graves. in South Fair
fax street. left on Friday for her home
in South Dakota.
Miss Belle l. Downing has gone to
Fredericksburg TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George Downing
Mr. Lloyd Tabb. of Gloucester County.
has as his house guests at the "Bunga-
low" on Ware River. Miss Rebecca
Lloyd. Miss Emily Johnson. Mr.. George
Brent. and Mr. William Brooke.
Mr. and Mrs. George e. Pickett left
last week for trip TO Ocean View and
Virginia Beach.
Mr. Ria L. Atkinson left New York on
Wednesday for Ianama, where he viii
reside in the future
Mrs. George Johnston and Mrs. John
S Chapman left last week to spend the
summer at Virginia Beach
The marriage Of Miss Lillian c. Bland.
OF this city. ard Mr.. William E, Evans,
Of Washington. took place en- Saturday,
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at the rectory of Grace Episcopal Church.
The ceremony was performed by the rec
tor. Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
Mrs Minnie V spillman and daughter,
who have been visiting friends In this
city. have returned 10 their home in King
George County.
Miss Leslie Baggett is spending the
summer with friends in Pennsylvania
and Delhi. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. s E. Norris. Of Rich
mond. Va, who have been visiting their
parents. in Upper Prince street. have re-
turned 10 their home.
Mr.. John Pnllen Zones, formerly OF
this city. and Miss Laura Allison Huy-
lett. were married in Hagerstown. Nd,
on June IS
Mr.. Walter Stout, who has been visit
ing friends in this city. left on Friday
for his home in Bridgeton. n. J.
Miss Marian Henshaw has gone to
BalIston TO spend a few weeks.
Miss Mary Johnson left on Thursday
to visit Miss Ida Foote, In Catletts. cul-
| pepper County. and later on win go to
Harrisonburg. 10 spend some weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Hunter johnson.
Mrs. Frank King. Miss Dorothy King,
and Master Stuart King returned on
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Photo By Clfnedinst.

yesterday with her children for Jordan
White sulphur Springs. Jung Kwai will
not join them until very late, if at all,
owing to his duties here.
A large element of Washington society
sailed yesterday for various ports abroad
Among them were the Greek Minister
and his bride. formerly Miss Cockrell,
who are of on their honeymoon: Mr..
and Mrs. Ashton Devereux, Of Phila-
delphia, who were married Thursday in
the home of the bride. Miss Elizabeth
Clarke, in Scranton. Pa, and who are
also of on their wedding trip; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Felix Holt and her
mother. Mrs. J. 7. Granger. returning to
Porto Rico to join Paymaster Holt, U.
S. n, and Mrs. Junius W MacNurray
and Miss AIacAIurray.
Gen. Mackenzie, retired, former Chief
Of the Engineer Corps. and his daughter.
Mrs. Hendley, have gone to Newport for
visit They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Sanford.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more, who have been spending the early
season at the Virginia Hot Springs, Will
go to their home in Newport very soon,
where they viii be joined later by Miss
Maude Wetmore, who is visiting at
Stockhridge.
Mrs Crosby and Miss Jean Crosby,
wife and daughter Of the late Rear Adj
miral Pierce Crosby, U. S. N, who have
been guests for the past month at Vir-
ginia Warm Springs, have gone to Mar
ragansett Pier for the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. Richard H. Townsend, who has
been spending a few days in New York
with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter G. Gerry, sailed yester-
day for her annual sojourn In Europe.
Mrs. William Sinclair, widow OF Gen.
Sinclair, L. S. A. has closed her apart
ment in the Rochambeau and will spend
the remainder of the summer at East
Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. William L. Marshall and Miss
Maitland Marshall. wife and daughter OF
Gen. Marshall, Z. S. A., are spending
several weeks at Atlantic City, accom-
panied by Mrs. Russell Harrison and
Miss Marthena Harrison.
Mrs. Agnes Donaldson Graves, accom-
panied by her son, Ralph A Graves
sailed from New York yesterday on the
St Louis for Europe, where they will
spend the summer in travel
Mrs. zalinskl, wife of Maj. NJ. Gray
zaifnski, has opened her cottage at New
London. Conn. where she viii spend
the summer Her brother, Senator
Brandegee. will visit her there for a
greater part of the season.
The Danish Minister and Countess
Moltke. who have been spending the early
part of the season at Lancaster, Mass,
visiting the countess parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. of Boston, sailed
from New York yesterday for Denmark,
where they will make short sojoum.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Becker are
spending a few days at their home, in
Rhode Island avenue. before sailing FOR
Europe July 13
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall F. Alien. OF New
York. entertained at dinner at their place
on Lake Champlain IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Van Yechten olcott. of New
York, their house guest; Mr. and Mrs.
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son BfcCiung. OF this city. took place
Wednesday afternoon, June % at War
renton, Va. on the lawn Of the ancestral
home of the brides parents. Rev. J. W.
Smith performed the ceremony. The
bride was escorted and given in marriage
by her father. and wore a beautiful gown
Of white crepe de chine, embroidered in
Japan. Her tulle veil was fastened with
a bandeau of pearls, and her only adorn-
ment was an antique cross Of diamonds,
which has been a family relic for gem
erations. The bridal procession was led
by four little girls dressed in white and
carrying daisy chains The maid OF
honor, Miss Agnes Blackwell, was gOwned
in pale blue POWERED organdie, over
messaline. and wore black picture hat
She carried cerise peoples tied with tulle.
A large company Of relatives and friends
attended the ceremony and the reception
which followed. Later In the evening
the couple left for honeymoon North.
Among the house guests for the wedding
were Mrs. David J. RumboUgh, wife OF
Col Rumbough. L. S A, and her daugh-
tiers, Miss Anna Rumbough and Miss
Elizabeth Rumbough; Miss Elizabeth
Newton Seawell, aunt of the bride;
Misses Mary Amelia Smith. daughter Of
ex-GOv. Smith. OF Virginia; Mrs. John Rob-
inson, Miss Laura Robinson. Miss Juliet
White, Dr. J. w Smith, John Powell,
Miss EsteHe Wheeler, and Miss Julia Oil
yer, all of Washington; Miss Sara Hun
nicutt, Of Georgia; Mrs. Frank Winter,
wife of Maj. Winter. Z. S. a.; Mrs l..
NJ Joblin. OF Saigon. China; Capt. John
B. Rose, L. S. A; n. A, Buckley, of Bos-
ton; ]. w. Firor. of Maryland and Keith
Carlin. son OF Representative Carlin, of
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas March Clark. of
Elizabeth. n. J.. announce the engage
ment OF their only daughter, Miss Doro-
ny March Clark. TO Midshipman William
Thomas Boyd. q. S. n.
Jesse H. Wilson, jr., and Miss Bertha
Mabel Waller, of this city, were mar
ried in Baltimore yesterday by Rev. P.
w. Wroth. Miss Waller is a daughter
Of the late Ernest Waller, of London.
Mr. Wilson is a son of the late Jesse Fl.
Wilson. one of the leading members IF
the washington bar at the time of his
death, several months ago. Mr.. Wilson is
a leader among the younger members of
the bar. and is a graduate of Cornell
and Columbia universities. The mar
riage Of the young couple was quiet
one on account of the recent death OF
sfr. Wilson, sr-, being attended by only
a small party of relatives and close
friends Mr.. Wilson and his bride will
take a honeymoon of several weeks at
New York and Atlantic City.
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very long and quick journey TO visit his
parents 10 Italy prior to his departure
for the Philippines this autumn. Lieut..
Greedy Travelled more than 1000 miles to
be with his family for two weeks.
Capt W. H. CLIFFORD, Z. s. NJ. c.. with
Mrs. clifford. left Washington last week
for Maine, making the trip in q motor
car
DR.. Thomas A. Clayton left Washington
yesterday afternoon for Harwood. Nd,
where he will spend the weekend. Mrs
Clayton is visiting Dr. Claytors parents
at their country home. near Annapolis,
for the summer
Nine. Jung Kwai, wife OF the first
secretary Of the Chinese Legation, len
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year, and desires to defend his title
this season. Nothing to count under
twelve inches-smail-mouth black bass
and square-tailed brook trout
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Becker have
returned to Washington after several
visits among friends. They viii sail for
Europe July Is.
James NJ. Henderson. Master r. Hen
derson, Miss Fitzpatrick, A. S. Gardner.
George E. Walker and family. and Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Sehu.t are at the
Hotel Braddock. Braddock Heights. Md.
Rev. DR.. George Robinson, chaplain
and Iieutenant colonel. Z. S. A., retired,
and Mrs. Robinson and S. a. Robinson
are at us North Carolina avenue south.
Atlantic City. DR.. Robinson is president
Of the Union College Alumni Association
OF Washington. He has supplied the pull
pit of Gunton-Temple Memorial Church
for the past three months.
Mrs. Dudley, widow OF Gen. William
Wade Dudley, U. s. A., will spend the
summer at West Point with her son,
Cadet Neil c. Finch, first classman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eisermann and
daughter. Blanche. viii go to Atlantic
City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. orc. caIlaghan. with
tkeir daughter. have gone to Old Point
Comfort for short stay.
Mrs. r. D. Carter, wife of Lieut.. r. D.
Carter. Sixteenth United States Infantry.
viii arrive in this city shortly, to be the
guest Of her parents for the summer.
Miss Olga Converse. daughter of the
late Rear Admiral Converse. q. s. N,
who recently returned from a trip abroad,
is now the guest Of her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Jack
son. at their country place, PARKWAY at
Towson. Md.
Miss Dorothy Hoskinson Is the guest
Of Miss Row. of Falls Church. for the
weekend
Mrs Alexander williams. wife Of Capt.
Williams. quartermaster's department.
who has been I'll for the past month, is
now able to be out for short drives. Mrs.
williams will go to North Carolina very
soon. where she will be joined by her
young son. Master Erlcott. and viii
spend some time on the coast
Miss Anna Adele May is now visiting
friends in Doylestown, Pa
Mrs Jesse Wilson and her daughter.
Miss Eva Wilson. are spending the sum-
mer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jerry A. Mathews and her two
children are at Berkeley Springs, where
they are being detained by an outbreak
OF whooping cough, from which both
children are suffering. The older one,
the daughter, is seriously III. Mrs.
Mathews had intended TO go north for
the latter part of the month.
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was a noted merchant OF New York, and
his grandmother, Mrs. O'Donohue, is de-
voted TO charitable works. especially TO
advancing the welfare of St vincent's
Hospital. in New York. No date has yet
been set for the wedding. but it is prob
able that it viii be an event Of the early
fan. The bride and her family are well
known anu very popular in social walks.
The engagement IS announced of Miss
Lucy Chichester Compton,, daughter OF
Mrs. Emily A. Compton and the late
Edmund Compton. TO DIR. Taylor orrin
Undertake. The wedding win take place
some time in August.
The wedding of Miss Louise steptoe
Blackwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E.
S. Blackwell. and Charles Hugh Robin
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The marriage OF Miss Harriet Louise
O'Brien, granddaughter of Lieut. Col.
Kendall, Of the Soldiers Home. to Lieut..
Edwin Deland Smith. U. S. A. will take
place at 4:S0 o'clock Thursday afternoon
in picturesque st. Paurs Church in Sol
diers' Home.
The wedding party IS not yet complete,
as all the attendants have not been Sc
lected. However, the bride VIII be at
tended by Miss Helen Wilson. maid of
honor. and Miss Lallie Anderson. Miss
Kathleen Anderson, Miss Kathrine Al
void. and Miss Caroline Sproat viii be
bridesmaids. The wedding will be a mil
itary affair OF great briIliance. The
ceremony will be followed by a reception
in the home OF the brides grandparents,
who presented her TO society last season.
The pretty wedding of Miss Mary L.
Helimuth and August TOlzman. OF Bal.
timore. took place at St. Mary's Church
Thursday evening at o'clock. Rev.
Father Meim officiating The bride was
gowned in a blue travelling dress with
hat and gloves to match. The couple
left for Atlantic City late the same even
ing. and viii be at home at 623 I. street
southeast after July 10.
The engagement was announced at
Long Branch Friday Of Miss Rose Nil
dred Taylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
lie Roy NJ Taylor. OF this city and New
York. and Joseph J. O'Donohue, third
son of Mr.. and Mrs. JoseDh J. O'Dono-
hue. Of New York and Elberon. N. ].
Miss Taylor is spending the summer
with her parents in Allenhurst. \. j.,
where Mr.. o'Donohue's family have been
residents for many seasons. His grand
father. the late Joseph ]. o'Donohue.
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James NJ. Henderson. Master r. Hen
derson, Miss Fitzpatrick, A. S. Gardiner.
George E. Walker and family. and Mr..
and Mrs. George F. sehutt are at the
Hotel Braddock. Braddock Heights. Nd.
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PERSONALS.

The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop are In New
port for this week. Mr.. Winthrop having
gone there on a short inspection trip
He will return to Washington early this
week. but Mrs. winthrop win make a
longer visit. They went down TO New
port from Boston, where they were last
week. having gone Up North to spend
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Winthrop at Hamilton. Mass.
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Gen. Greedy. with his family, has left
Florence for Siena. and later VIII return
to the United States via Greece, Sicily,
Algeria and Spain. They viii also go to
Venice and Oberammergau. Miss Rose
Greedy and Miss Gertrude Greedy have
made many side trips from Florence,
where the family spent the winter and
spring. Lieut.. John y. Greedy made 3
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Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Becker have
returned TO Washington after several
visits among friends. They viii sail for
Europe July Is.
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year, and desires to defend his title
this season. Nothing to count under
twelve inches-small-mouth black bass
and square tailed brook trout.
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Mrs. Dudley. widow OF Gen. William
Wade Dudley. U. S A., will spend the
summer at West Point with her son,
Cadet Neil G. Finch, first classman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. orc. caIlaghan. with
tkeir daughter, have gone to Old Point
Comfort for a short stay.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eisermann and
daughter. Blanche. will go to Atlantic
City Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall F. Allen. of New
York, entertained at dinner at their place
on Lake ChampIain IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Van Yechten Olcott. of New
York, their house guest: Mr. and Mrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-20
PASSENGER FARE
THREE CENTS SOON
RAILROADS AWAITING COURTS
ORDER, WHEN RATES Will BE
> ADVANCED Mt ONCE.

Chicago. m. Feb 10. ". j. BLACK.
passenger traffic manager of the Atch.
ison. Topeka and santa Fc railr ad.
said tonight that that system would
Increase its passenger rates In Ok
lahoma to the Scent basis just as
soon as the official court documents
bearing on the recent decision in
which the state of oklahoma was
enjoincd from enforcing the cent ,aw
were received by the roads general
counsel
The document ought TO reach rs
within the next three days said
Mr. Black. "ind the old rates will
take effect Immediately after It's
receipt"
According TO MIR Black. the Mis-.
souri,. Kansas and Texas road vii.
return to the old basis al the same
time. but It probably will Dee a week
or more before the Rock Island and
other roads 20 back to the Scent
fare
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-20

On last Monday due honor was
paid to the love Saint by the llar.
grove pupils Good s.; Valentine
himself presided at the post office In
the fru.t hall presenting each pupil
with several rcmcmbranccs \ short
program was lis'cucd To with much
Interest," especially the reading by
Miss Rooac and sons by Miss VII
,lr Johnson
After guessing contest refresh
mrnts were served and the town pu.
pills very reluctantly departed on
the las, car b." which came all too
sooa Hlrd work has been done since
I'm the daily reci'atioas to pay the
teachers for the pleasant evening to
which each 80 Eraciously contributed
some o' the boys and girls took
advantage of the warm sunshine Mon
day 20 prepare q couple Of beds for
flowers. Thanks are due Mrs. W. T.
Warren for rose bushes and sweet
violet plants We viii observe ar
hor da, Feb 22, moXt Tuesday, and
wiz bo clad 70 have all of our friends
who have grown roses for US or who
win donate trees. shrubhcry or plants
uf any k.ul 20 phc"c us and We WI
gladly cal whore they can not de.
liver them
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Boys Corn Club.

There has been quite a little said
In the papers Of my district In re
gard to the Boys Corn Club and the
prizes that will be offered.
We have already organized about
ten Boys Corn Clubs ranging in
number from eight TO twenty-siX
boys In each club and each mail
brings more names Il boys who
wish TO enter this contest.
All that Is necessary for a boy to
dc to enter this contest is to send
me his name. age and address and
the amount of land he will cult
yatc. and will send him some sig
nature slips to sign and his name
will be- regularly enrolled as con.
tcstant.
We have quite list of prizes
to be offered First. each member
of each club should contribute one
dollar. the sum Of these contribu-
tious 10 g. 80 the boy of the club
who makes the best plot of corn
IN that club.
Sec nd Then each boy OF the
club send his exhibit to the county
fair and there contest for the county
prize. which will be- twenty-five dol
lars In cash.
Third Then each boy in the dis
ulct send his exhibit TO the district
contest and there contest for the
free trip to Washington, ID. c.
EI,h boy must be under seventeen
years old and must cultivate at
least luc.halt acre OF land, according
To tho instructions or the govern
mcut. as nearly as he can. Said in
stmctions to be sent him from Wash
nptun as soon rs his name and
address is sent in
Uopmg that every boy in my dis.
uirt wi enter this contest,
am yours truly,
\ q. GRAHAM.
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ANNUAL oRAToRiCAL CONTEST.
Robson Opera House Thursday Nigh:
Feb. %, Ardmore High School.

Opening chCrus-List the Trumpet
Thrilling Sourd-Iligh School.
lnvocat.on-Rev. Leslie Lee San
ders, Broadway BAPTIST church.
Song -Call to Arms-High Schooi
chorus. two hundred voices.
Oration-The Genius OF Washing
ton-Ezra Dyer.
Oration-A Present Day Hero
Walter Ditzler.
Chorus-The American F1ag-Gle2
Clubs from all ward schools.
Oration-The Noblest Roman o.;
Them All-AnDie Thompson.
Oration-Some' Presen. Day Her.
oines---Genevieve Nlvouche.
Chorus-Flag Of the Free-Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth Grades.
Grafton Times Modest Offspring
John Edwards.
Chorus-A Song of Washington
Imperial Male Quintette.
Decision of judges.
Flag Drill-Miss Alice White, Di
rector.
Awarding of Medals.
Benediction-Rev. II. G.. Connolly.
Christian church.
All music under direction of Miss
vanWormer. Supervisor OF Music.
Admission 10 and 26 cents.
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Nj Hyuc. who ls receiver loy the
Ardmorr Traction company say the
dly Ie .ot far distant when the 81 Get
car line which Is built up so tn
Washington TO Broa lWay VIII ." cX-
tend u and viii pass oas' ON Brpid-
va, 10 \ street northeast. trNu TO
Fourth or Fiiiu avenue. thence east
across ono at the viadu,ts and will
pcrmcltr the second ward east OF
,hr railroad racks Tha. section OF
the city is probably the most popu
lou- por ION. good rcycnue "!ll i'.
suit to the railway a.d it will he a
great convenience To the pcopl' Of
thc east side some of the prct,ies'
b,mcs of ,hc city are n that section
and the traction company are look.nr
to tu, revenue that will arise from
the extension
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-20
ROOT JUICE SCIENTIST
MAY COME HERE
MANY LOCAL PEOPLE ARE SEND.
ING HIM INVITATIONS TO
COME.

There are many people here that
are very much interested In the great
health-creating discovery that seems
to have made so many remarkable
cures In and around Chanute. Kans.
Consequently many peope are writ
ing to the scientist and inviting him
to come to this point and start
demonstration. where there is 80
much smoke there must be some
fire and as SO many people OF
Chanute and other points are so en-
thusiastic in praisng the Root Juice
remedy It certainly must be re
markable health-producing agent.
Scores OF those who have used the
remedy claim that 1t soon removes
all soreness from the stomach and
bowels. and so strengthens the liver
and kidneys that good digestion and
secretion is certain. Then such trou-
bles as catarrh of the stomach and
bowels, indigestion, constipation,
rheumatism, various kidney com.
paints and most Of the troubles com
mon to women cease to exist as
the cause Is removed, Scores OF peo-
plo who were cured by the great
remedy are so thankful that they
| are publishing il to the world II
Is hoped the scientist can be induced
to arrange with one of our local
/ druggists to demonstrate his great
/ remedy to the people of this point