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The National tribune., 1910-04-07
BOdi- I one
Is Proven

If you read BodTone offer year ago, when Bodi-
Tone first offered trial. and hesitated try
medicine, you should hesitate longer for the curative
powers of BodiTone have been amply proven by solid
Of cures 1t has been tested in thousands of cases. cover
ing great variety Of ailments in both every age and
the results obtained than sufficient amply prove
the wide curative value of this splendid formula 1t was
advertised right from the remedy for all Of the body
and its aid has been sought by chronic sufferers from of
the important diseases which destroy the bodyS peace and
comfort Over hundred thousand persons have used
during the past year. Persons suffering from Rheumatism
Stomach Trouble, Kidney, Liver and Bladder Ailments Uric
Acid Diseases Bowel Complaints Female Troubles Blood
and Skin Affections, Dropsy Piles, Caarrh Anama Sleep
essness LaGrppe Palms. General Weakness and Nervous
Breakdown have tested BodTone and proven its value in
such disorders Their experiences have proven beyond
shadow of doubt that the Bod Tone plan of 0ng all the body
is right plan that helps to these and other disorders
that it is real aid to nature How Bod one has acted in
these cases best shown by the letters of praise received from
former sufferers Every days mail brings is share for the
fame of Bodi-Tone spreading like Wild fire Thousands
who have used are recommending to their neghborS and
thus additional thousands learning of its many virtues
month after MONTH And all because Bod Tone Sdong the
VOrk and proving its superiority remedies
Many who have for been poor health and have tried
mostal the medicines have written that single
box of did more good than all the others combined
Other sufferers who have tried good physicians and specialists
for their various troubles often docorng great
long period of years. have written that Bod Tone did the work
after the doctors medicines had failed Such wor proof
The National tribune., 1910-04-07
BOdi-T one

does just what its disease by tong all
the body and We want you to try and what will do for
your body BodiTon is small round tablet that is taken
three times every day. either before after meals you may
prefer Each ST 90 box contains of these tablets
enough for twenty-five days continuous use and send you
the full box without penny advance that you try
and learn what it is you learn how easy and simple
is take, you learn how works in the body how
stubborn diseases by helping nature tone every organ
of the body The composition of Bod Tone secret
Every of the many valuable ingredients used make this
splendid remedy well known to all doctors of all Schools
each has well Defined well known and thoroughly established
place in the realm Of medicine and prescribed by physicians
every day of the year. Each ingredient named and fully
described in the BodT Book which tells all about Bod
Tone and free every BodTone You know
just what you using and know good and safe Among
the ingredients which compose BodTone Iron, give
life and energy the Blood Sarsaparia purify it Phos
pate nourish the Nerves, La for the Kidneys Genan
for the Stomach, Chinese Rhubab and Oregon Grape Root
for the Liver Cascara which restores the Bowels and
lnteSneS, and Peruvian Bark for the General System All
these ingredients pull together to restore health the body
each TO build upon the others work. each one helps
The National tribune., 1910-04-07
Best Medical
Authority

We claim credit for discovering the ingredients in
Bod Tone each Of which has its wedeServed place in
the medical books of most of the civilized world and all of which
recommended by the best modern medical writer's and
teachers. Many prescribed regularly by the medical pro-
feSSon for diseases in which recommend Bod Tone most
of them have been successfully used separately comb
alton with other drugs for the treatment Of nnumerabe
diseases, but the exact combination found in Bod Tone is
peculiar to BodT one alone and gives BodT curative
and restorative power peculiar ITSELF that has brought health
to thousands during the past years time. We simply claim
credit for the formula which have invented for the way
which these valuable ingredients combined for the proper
onS used for the curative force which thousands have found
in Bod one for the which make different from other
remedies That why want TO send box trial you
Immediately, you write for it, for we know you will
find different and superior Though Bod- Tone is scientific
The National tribune., 1910-04-07

stead of feeling tired feel like working all the time
heartily recommend Bodi-Tone. OTIs E. MARSH.
DALLAS WIS., can recommend Bodi-Tone to any
that is ailing with Stomach trouble. have tried
three different doctors but their medicine did good
only for few days at time had been aling for four
years. Your BodiTone has done more good than
all the medicine have taken. l could scarcely eat
anything but and crackers graham bread but
now can eat anything want and sleep we'll can
do my housework and walk distance without hurt
ing MILDRED TURNER
GAsToNIA n. C.-When began the Bod Tone was
in weak condition, and had tried many patent
medicines which proved of very little benefit to me
that became discouraged. Seeing Bod Tone adyer-
The National tribune., 1910-04-07
BOdi- I one

offers its valuable services you right right from this
page you Sick you need medicinal help your bodily
organs acting they should if your body is
right natural and normal tone This is what Bod one
for-O help nature restore tone to the body restore normal
health energy vigor vitality and strength If there any
thing wrong with your Kidneys, BodT helps restore
tone to the Kidneys helps them right If there any
thing wrong with your Stomach BodiTone helps the
Stomach helps to set the wrong right If there anything
wrong with your Nerves. your Blood your Liver, your
Bowels your General SYSTEM the ingredients in BodT one
which endowed by nature with special action in these
parts go right work and keep working day after day.
exerng always well understood definite action that produces
curative results of the kind sufferers appreciate YOU have
Rheumatism Bodi-T splendid elmnant helps to elm
mate the Uric Acid from the system while restores tone to
the Kidneys Stomach and Blood thereby exertng continual
antheumatc effect which makes it hard for rheumatism
obtain retain foothold in the system Bod Tone should
be used by all suffering from any the various Female
Ailments for its tonng properties especially valuable in
such ailments. BodiTone especially urged for all chronic
sufferers who have tried honest reputable physicians at home
and elsewhere without getting the relief and permanent benefit
desired If your local doctor doing you real good you
have given him real and honest chance to do what he
and the medical combinations he has used have failed then
give this scientific modern combination of old time remedies
chance to show what if can do for you.
The National tribune., 1910-04-07
ReD0rGs Of Cures

The letters printed i'll this announcement but sample
OF the many receiving every day from all the
country, north south, and west Read them and then
Judge or yourself yo sick poor healt if you
have been docorg Without benefit you discouraged,
send for box Of Bod one this most liberal trial offer.
Try real remedy for The sick and what does for you.
Beaver Dam, Kentncv! veteran OF the late union
army and learned through your page advertise
the National Tribune thought be good and sent for
a box tor "e who suffering with Bladder and Kidney
trouble, and cared her, bought for had
s all gone and have no aches pains at ALL In tact SINCE using
Cronee AlMy wife induced try BodiTone for Itching
Piles which had for fifteen The itching terrible did
everything heard Of Two well known Pile ontmens only checked
it for awhile and used others which did good About ten
months began swell and experienced such itching
life could neither sleep night rest through the day
could either rest sleep and then only for two three hours
By the time had taken half of the first box of the itching
my The box Bodone did much good for
and used another box For two months have slept all night without
get cured Frank Howard
four old must feeling much better since
Bod Tone My Rheumatism all feel better seep all
all broken and could not stand any hard labor feel like
working. VIM. A. Myers
and bowels had taken medicine till tooth left
physical wreck when the trial box of BodTone have
hearty sleep well Bod cures
want to induce to use it fix their bodies am an old
Mendon Oka-When started to take Bod Tone could not
walk yards without becoming out of breath but now and
along people all 'What
has done it. D. Pufinbarger
Dorset Vt Tone has done good things for had Rheu
maism lame bothered
al free from all of these troubles Mack Fisher
Madison, Fa-When began using BodiTone bothered
with Indigestion and could hardly anything and we'll
using Bod-Tone W. D. Lamb.
The National tribune., 1910-04-07

] know about il | tell them all
! know is that il reached my
case and did me more good
than any other medicineI ever
took. which Is enough for me.
My troubles were lame back
and continual tired feeling.
due, as ] believe, te weak kid
neys. My back was so bad
that when | stopped over |
could hardly raise up again
and ] suffered much pain with
it. | took most everything
recommended for lame back
and kidney trouble but found
no relief until | used Bodi-
Tone. ] used only two boxes
and have not since been both
cred with prv back and In
The National tribune., 1910-04-07

tried home physicians. have doctored with a we'll
known specialist and have taken number Of different
patent medicines. but they only did me harm. They
hurt my stomach until couldn't take them cannot
praise BodTone too highly. Mrs. WM. BECK.
JAMESON. Mol had a bad case of Rheumatism. Il
in heels and in my joints could hardly walk
step for six months before using Bod Tone. have
gained pounds in flesh since began taking Bodi
Tone and feel much better in way. 1t is real
remedy. JAMES A. ALLEN.
CULVER. INp.-I am telling all of my neighbors and
friends about Bodi- Tone and when ask mrU what
The National tribune., 1910-04-07

medicinal combination, most of the ingredients used in
familiar 10 the people, and remedies which they
we'll as e doctors koV to be good remedies in which they
place e Fullest confidence ad which they know they
safely Bod Tone is right all through from the first to
the last Ingredient remedy that knows its work in tie body
and does way that satisfies the body owner 1t pure
remedy that al tie family young and old, 1t
narcotic abtformne drugs ii contains nothing that
ashamed 10 tell all The world contains ingredient that
your family doctor will not endorse and say good
thing does depend drugging the body Ii does
kill pain with opium morphine Ii does excite the body
with alcohol, but the body and disorders with
the remedies nature intended TO tone and the body
that power would not have been given to them
The National tribune., 1910-04-07

Here is just what you want just what you need. You
have been looking for and here Send for and stop
worrying. Say the word and will be you Send
the message in the coupon saying that you have read this
saying you want TO try and will be sent by
mall without penny 1t BodT one, the real remedy for
the Sick whose fame is spreading like wdre from the
Atlantic the Pacific which curing sick folks by the hun
ded the medicine your neghbors talking about This
put this paper by the Bod Tone Company
of Chicago who invented Bodi- year ago and
Immediately offered trial to all the sick, fair and honest
way everyone could try and judge its curative value
before paying penny for it. The BodiTone Company has
hundred thousand ST 90 boxes during the
past year this way, people in all parts of the country
without penny advance, and thousands have felt
and known its great curative benefits Now the BodiTone
Company wants you TO try fulESzed dollar box of
BodT one at its risk and expense, that you too, will
get know the great curative and restorative forces in this
extraordinary medicinal combination which rapidly proving
its superiority the common and ordinary proprietary
medicines that have so badly disappointed the sick We want
you TO Fill out and send the Trial Coupon printed at the
bottom of this announcement giving your full and
address, and the dollar box of BodT will be TO
you by next post without penny for TO pay unless il
proves its value in the ailments which troubling your body
unless benefits you, unless proves you that
The National tribune., 1910-04-07

CoTEsFIELD NEB.-I have had Stomach trouble for
eleven and has been bad for the four
years. Bodi-Toue has helped my stomach wonderfully
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
Skating Rink Opens.

The Gaiety Rollaway Rink
opened for the season Monday
evening under most favorable
conditions. A large crowd was
present and spent Halloween
evening most delightfully."-.
Many improvements have been
made at the rink since last sea-
son. New music has been pur-
chased by the manager, and be-
sides the floor has been over
hauled, and everything is in first
class order.
There is no pastime that is
more invigorating or healthful
than skating and the opening of
the rink gives an opportunity, to
those who delight in this sport,
to spend their evenings most
pleasantly.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
Quail Shooting Season Opens

Jackson, Nov. 1.-The quail
fhooting season opens today and
scores of Jackson sportsmen are
preparing to spend the day in
the fields. 1t is understood there
are a great many birds this fall,
the Matching and brooding sea-
sons having been excellent.
The state and county laws have
protected the birds the past few
years. and in those localities
where the laws are strictly en-
forced there will be plenty. of
sport this winter. Other game,
such as squirrels. turkeys, and
deer are also becoming much
more plentiful.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY

On next Tuesday November 8,
| the people of this state will elect
congressman and also vote upon
the three proposed amendments
to the constitution of the state.
The first one provides for max
ing each session of the legisla-
ture a regular session. The Sec
ond proposed amendment is to
authorize the first session of the
legislature, after the adoption of
any amendment by the people,
to incorporate the same into the
constitution. The third propos-
ed amendment is to change the
constitution from the appointive
system to an election by the peo-
pie, as other officers are elected.
In many of the states through
out the country governors and
other officials will be elected and
the outcome will be watched
with interest.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
viii E:npl oy Oliver.

Mr.. Frank Bell, who had a pre-
liminary trial on last Saturday
for the killing of Messrs. Charley
and Harvey Duncan and who
was remanded to jail to await
the action of the grand jury
which will convene next April,
will it is said. employ Hon. W.
B. Oliver of Tuscaloosa, besides
Hon. Zack Landrum who has al
ready been retained. Besides
County Attorney J. |. Sturdivant,
DR.. Duncan will have able men
in the prosecution. 1t has been
rumored that Hon. K. T. Nc
Connico of Nashville, Tennessee,
might be employed by DR.. Dun
can, this however, is not authen-
tic. Both Mr.. Bell and DR.. Dun
can have many friends through
out this section who deplore this
terrible tragedy, and will await
the outcome of the trial with
interest.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
CHILDREN ENJOY HALLOWEEN

Halloween which came on last
Monday evening was more gen.
orally observed in Columbus this
year than usual. There were
several parties given that were
largely attended. Besides. the
children in every part of the city
were out for a good time, and
much excitement prevailed.
The college girls celebrated
among themselves and it would
be hard to estimate the fun they
had within a few hours. The
seniors were dressed to repre-
sent devils and the juniors imps,
and their flaming red costumes
and horny heads were calculated
to give one the creeps. The
other classes were attired in
ghostly white winding sheets
and represented witches and
and the scene was un-
as they fitted across
the campus. The seniors enter
.ained with a feast for the jun
ors and the elegant supper was
spread in the gymnasium hall.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
SENATOR PERCY
ISSUES CHALLENGE
WANTS TO MEET VARDAMAk
PERCY DELIVERS A SPLENDID ADDRESS
AT THE STATE FAIR MONDAY TO HUN
DREDS OF PEOPLE

i Jackson, Miss, Nov. BE.
fore a magnificent audience, es.
timated at from 1,500 to 1900,
and composed almost wholly OF
voters, United States Senator Le-
Roy Percy delivered an address
at the State Fair grounds, Mon
day.
The enthusiasm was intense
from start to finish, and never
for moment did the speaker lose
the close attention of his audi
ence. 1t was a field day for the
Percy forces, and in the assem-
bly, were hundreds of Mississip-
pi's foremost citizens who had
journeyed to the capital in ex-
pectation of an address of excep-
tional interest. They were not
disappointed.
The notable feature of the ad-
dress was a straightforward
challenge from Senator Percy to
Ex- x-Governor Vardaman to meet
him in joint debate, and declar-
ing that in event of Vardaman's
failure or refusal to do so, he
will brand him as a wilful SLAM
derer and unworthy of the be-
lief Of honest men.
The speaker brought in the
challenge toward the close of his
address, and the audience went
wild with enthusiasm. He re-
cited briefly the history of his
effort to induce Vardaman to
join him in a senatorial cam |
paign during the present year. |
and of Vardaman's refusal be- |
cause he was unwilling to allow
the Democratic state executive /
committee to fix the dates for
the meetings. in event the can
didates could not agree thereon.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
COTTON Is STRONG
AFTER GlANERS'
MARKET ONLY TEN LOWER
CENSUS REPORT 6REAT JOLT To BEARS,
SHOWING 5,4OO, 900 BALES TO
OCTOBER lS

The cotton market closed yes
terday about twelve points below
the high point reached after the
Census report issued early Tues
day morning, showing only s.
410, $50 bales ginned to October
Is, against bearish estimates
ranging from $500, 900 to 5000,
600. The ginning figures thus
far this season compare with S.
$50, 600 last year, when the crop
was a semi failure, 10,60O, 600
and furnishes an important OUT
look for the season.
With a smaller showing even
than last year, the bulls are more
confident than ever as to the
course of prices.
Big brokerage houses are ad-
vising unhesitatingly the buying
of futures for much higher
prices, and a gradual marketing
of the crop. The mills, they say,
must have the cotton and will
pay an extreme advance from the
present level.
Mississippi. as shown by the
Census Report, ginned only 1884,
$50 bales to Oct. -, this year.
against $4,000 at the same date
last year, and 521 ,399 two years
ago.
Yesterdays New York futures
closed; Dec. 14.35, Jan. 14.24;
May IA. 40.
Times Democrat says: The cot
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
A. & M. TEAM WINS
ANOTHER GAME
PLAYED TENNESSEE MONDAY
MISSISSIPPI PLAYERS BATTERED THE
TERAESSEEIAAS UP AND DOWN.
FIELD DURING GAME.

Starkville, Miss, Oct. 81. "A
& M. and Tennessee met here to-
day and the cadets romped. The
maroon team kicked, made rush.
ing end runs, hammered the
Tennessee line necessarily ano
piled up a score of 48 to 0. The
game was more like a track meet
than a football game, with A. &
M. running away from the Vol
unteers.
In the second quarter Tennes-
see braced and worked a couple
of forward passes, at the same
time holding the cadets score
less. Before and after that
Chadwick's scoring machine was
in evidence and Tennessee was
playing on the defensive. In
the first quarter A. & M. kicked
to Tennessee. The Volunteers
fumbled on the first down, Bass
recovering; Jennings went five
yards, Cole eight, Williams five,
and A. & M. was penalized.
Williams attempted field goal,
but the ball went low; Arlington
recovered, Williams again drop
ped back for an attempt, and
this time the ball went squarely
over the bar. Score, 3 too.
A. & M. kicked to Tennessee;
Tennessee was held and kicked.
Cole went six yards, Jennings
eight, and then Hadley went
over right tackle, slipped out of
the arms of four tacklers and ran
twenty-five yards for a touch
down. After that. except in the
second quarter, the A. & M.
back field battered the Tennes-
see line up and down the field,
until 48 points had been scored.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03

ton market began the demonstra'
ton of the obvious yesterday
Saturday mornings weather mar
contained few killing fTca nnarkl
and many freezing teriperaturs
marks. The talent. not beng ac-
customed to dealing with ice over
the cotton belt la October. for
the most part looked for killing
frosts only, and some traders
actually sold contracts because
they were missing. Monday
morning almost every cotton belt
section sent In reports 70 the eff
feet that the freezing weather
had killed MI vegetation and that
no further cotton need be ex-
pected to mature from the 1910
1911 crop. Bulls and bears alike
received the advices. and many
cables were ssnt to Europe. the
burden OF which was that con-
sumers generally should not un-
derestimate the extent of the
damage done by the freeze of
Friday and Saturday last. The
course Of the market Saturday
and Monday suggested well
directed effort by contract shorts.
Undoubtedly. the market had
discounted q cold wave, but it
certainly had not discounted a
general freeze, consequently con-
tract shorts faced q serious con-
dition Of affairs. Saturday
morning a bearish crop estimate
was exploited and some strenuous
efforts were made to induce sell
ing. These efforts succeeded,
and q sharp price break occcured
in the face of the most bullish OF
maps. Small crop men |
protested on the ground that a |
late crop had been caught by an
early freeze, but the protest
passed unheeded. Monday morn
ing. what appeared to be short
started. and buying
from the same quarter kept up
throughout the session, the
market finally closing near the
.op.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
ShHli. Williams.

The wedding of Mg. Louis
ShnN of this city and Miss Louise
Williams Of Macon. which was
Boiernnized at the home of the
bride Tuesday morning at IL
O'Clock created much interest
among their friends and ac-
auaintances throughout the state.
Miss Williams is the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Williams. and 10 quite popular in
the social world. Mr. Shull who
is in business in this city. is ad-
mired for his many sterling
qualities. and has q wide circle
Of warm friends who congratu-
late him upon winning this
charming woman.
Immediately after the ceremo-
ny they left for o bridal trip TO
New Orleans and other coast
towns. They will return to Co
lumbus where they expect 10
reside.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
Infant Passes Away.

The countless friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Orman Kimbrough
sympathize with them in the
loss of their sweet little son,
Thomas, who passed away on
last Tuesday night after short
illness. The remains will be in
tered at Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Thomas Hardy, the grand
father, Mr.. Bailey Hardy
and Mrs. Baskerville Hardy left
Yesterday for Greenwood. Mrs.
Thomas Hardy who has been in
New Orleans for a week will go
at once to Greenwood to be with
the bereaved parents.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-11-03
Warren Resigns.

MIR. J. F. Warren who has re-
sided in this city the past two
years where he has efficiently
discharged the duties of chief
clerk in the Office of Mr.. w. E.
Kennedy. the local freight agent
of the Mobile & Ohio r. r., has
resigned his position in this city.
The patrons of the NJ. &c o. will
remember Mr.. Warren as one of
the very best, accommodating
and obliging railroad men that
has filed a clerical position in a
local Office and wish him much
success in his future connections.