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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

As e member Of the Seattle city
council and as state legislator. the
public record OF Eugene w. Way Is
strikinely strong Coming to Seat
tie In 1855. the year preceding the
great fire. he has forged 10 the front
aud accomplished much for the PEG
pie Of the city In which he lives. and
for the residents OF the state OF
Washington. II was Mr.. Way who
introduced In the legislature and oh.
tanned the passage Of some OF the
most advanced legislation Of which
the state can boast today. and II was
he who advocated measures that
were then considered far too ad.
vnnced. but which subsequent legis.
lntures have enacted into laws.
Although Mfr. Way has been IN
the council since 1905. he was elect
cd TO HIS second term In the Second
ward without any opposition. The
people Of that ward had long been
neglected in general improvements
They had not had a strong man TO
enforce their claims. Though one
Of the oldest sections of the city.
ht""4 AfN pa ~ AaA hhANAAiNtN
theirs In the race for improvements
MIR. Way a Broad Man.
With his characteristic vigor. Mr..
Way sailed into the fray. and In his
first term accomplished wonders for
his constituents. The Second ward
began TO advance with amazing
strides. And his reelection testified
10 the appreciation OF the people.
But Mr.. Way. even in the DAYS of
ward councilmen. was never a one.
ward man. His broad view neglect
ed no part of the city. He intro
duced and passed the first bonding
ordinance. providing for a municipal
garbage system. which opened tho
gates for the free collection of gar
bage all over the city. Seattle. In
this respect. Is far ahead OF the
other great cities of the country.
Mr.. Way was one OF the first to
begin the fight against graft and
corruption in Seattle. by opposing
the restricted district His friends
and neighbors in his ward stood by
him nohly In the fight that finally
saw the last of the red lights fade
away Mr.. Way Is given great
credit in this battle for civic de.
cency and morality.
In the council also. Mr.. WAY Is
making an enviable record In saving
the public money He has fought
against the contractors combine.
and insisted. from the beginning.
that the city should not be held mn
and robbed He regards member
OF the council as Justly responsible
Tor the careful administration OF the
city's business as the trustee OF a
large corporation.
Fights Contractors Combine.
Mr.. Way, through the corporation
counsel. has secured the insertion
of provision in house bill 2s2, now
under consideration In Olympia, by
which the city will have power TO
do all street Improvement work. liz.
noring contractors entirely when
ever II is found desirable to do so.
Mr. Way Is entitled to much credit
for the present magnificent Cedar
river water system that the city en-.
joys. Back In 1895 he bitterly op.
posed the old Amidown crowd that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

employees.
The Opposition.
The opposition 20 the bin, when
carefully analysed comes from
three sources az follows.
l. Casualty companies, for oh
vions reasons
.. Ambulance chaacra, meaning
attorneys and solicitors who are
after personal injury cases for priv
ate gain
Employers who make little
side money cut of tho fee charged
10 each employe for alleged hospital
accommodations.
Many employers. however, have
publicly expressed themselves In
favor Of the bill. the representative
OF one tranacontlncntal railway
company being among these Il IL a
conceded fact that out Of the
money nov paid out by employers
for accidents. only about 20 per cent
ever reaches the workingmen. The
casualty companies, lawyers and
court costs eat up the rest, and u
10 this waste which the bill attempts
20 eradicate. Casualty companies,
Il Is estimated. collected 100000 In
the state OF Washington during the
past year Tor Industrial Insurance.
That would 90 a long way u 10
believed. towards adequately com
pensating the injured workinamen
and their families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
War BrewS


ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 10
Dissatisfaction with China's reply
10 RusHla's near-uliimainm. which
was received here today. IL reported
To have been followed BY orders FOR
a concentration Of troops on the
Chinese frontier with the object Of
at once seiEing the kuldla district
IN Chinese TurkeEtan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

time to the city's business, hav-
ing regular office hours at the
city hall, and will get out on
the job and see what the needs
OF the people are. | will keep
hammering for better car serv-
ice, as in the past; in other
words, / will serve the people. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

The report OF the citizens com.
mittee on Mr.. Quigley shows how
he is regarded In the business
community. and what strong quail.
fications he has for the office OF
councilman.
Mr.. Quigley Is making such an
active. hustling campaign as has
seldom II ever. been seen In Seattle
before. lie Is backed by undoubt-
edly the strongest list OF prominent
Seattle men that ever was gathered
together in the interest OF coun-
cilmanic candidate.
Mr. Quigley has had business ex-
perience; has had part In deyel.
oping Alaska has been remarkably
successful. and is hard worker for
the upbuildlng OF Seattle on broad
and permanent lines. He has been
one OF the most active figures in
the Lake Washington canal move.
ment. and also worker for the Du-
vanish waterway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

Go many tricks are done in Wooden
Goods that the reliability OF the seller is
OF prime Importance.
For example: Wooden blankets,
shirts. underwear and socks are often
sold as being All Wool. and, CONNER
cially speaking, they are all wool. There
is distinction. however, between an
article being All Wool and Pure Wool
Shoddy wool is All Wool, but Pure Wool
can only come direct from the sheep.
When you see Seattle Wooden Co. on
any garment or article sold by us, il is
guarantee OF the purity and quality Of
the article. We stand back of any gar
ment bearing our label and make good
any defect either in workmanship or ma
tcrial
Try our Queen City" brand OF Flan-
mel Shirts, Mackinaw Clothing, etc.
There are none better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
WRITE 800 WORDS

on the given subject and win one
81 the cash rewards this week See
the woman's page In this edition 81
Tho Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
Congress IL Urged 20
Save 5000 Starving Ed

\ CHEYENNE. Wyo. Feb 30.
\ Both houses OF the Wyoming
\ legislature Saturday adopted
\ resolution memoriaiixing
\ congress 10 assist In the res I
\ cue from starvation OF 5000
\ ok In the country south Of the I
\ Yellowstone Park Governor I
4 Carey today RECEIVED an Of I
; fetal report that there N not I
\ half enough hay available In
; that region 20 save the elk.
4 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20
(PAIo ADVERTISEMENT
WELFARE LEAGUE TRUSTEES
BEHIND COUNCILMAN WAY
Read Their Statement of February 18th

As a warning TO all Of the
friends and supporters Of
Councilman EUGENE W..
WAY that designing politi-
clans wearing the mask OF sane
tiiy and respectfully. are cir
culating the yilcst and most
contemplate lies relative 10 his
fitness 10 serve IN the city coun-
ell. To refute these lies and
show the honest men aud
women Of this city what Mr..
Way stands for. and what he
will continue 10 fight for, we
are publishing the following
statement made by trustees OF
the Riiblic Welfare League,
made voluntarily by them Tor
publication:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

% ON /, Ma ~N' ''N'--'f ~ -E''
raln
f1r lion that re5n a
seond
s9n e Aarh hr as
street
bssr srfra f
a swer1
b D az anaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. SCI
Classified Page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

Mr.. r. l.. QuIgioy IL indorncd By
citizens committee. which says OF
him: Energetic. aggressive
student OF civic needs--wcli quail.
fled"
Endorsed by Seattle Star; also
the Post.Intclligencer.
Also indoraed by these we'll
known men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

deducted from the salary Of the
employees.
The Opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

n v SHIELDS
: W. EFAW
~ o. sfZEH
GEORGE A PfDprCk
LANES STEPHEN
sfI-As MUNRO
Cko a SPENCER
l. ~ KIRKPATRICK
W - LANE
u ~ TAUGEHT
DAVID ZEKW EKH
HOMER M HILL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-20

VA r MrKENNY
W - LfyESoooD
l. y BooTH
~ ~ THOMPSON
INA& BLAIR
AonEnT n MOODY
a. g KE1.4sT
WW MCDONALD
JOHN q EiGGHETT
z go4ENfsANH
HARRY A. MOORE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
Hard For tho Eskimos.

One of the difficulties of the Mora vian missionaries in Labrador is to make the Old Testament, with it's " edith of pastoral detail, ineligible to the Eskimos, net one of whom has ever seen i horse. "Sheep and cattle" says Hesketls Pritchard in Hunting Camps lnulWood and Wiiderness,H '.they canno1 realize or conceive Of for there are no dqlnestijcated animals save dogs i'll that portion of the penin sula. They comprvheud the story O.. Esau, the hunter. i'd that of Samson and the lion, which animal rari I oe' translated as: polar, bealg ;bs:is of Abra
 ham in the land of MesoPotamla they gan form no picture. The nearest ap proach to these ideas is dra wn from tAe larvesl of the sea, seas aud 6sh taking :iie place of locks and herds :"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
No t.a~'s peiay He-e

!n Ferris ft'' It!.s. Malay pen1nsula, ,a a4lNsls rtlti f3;u s,E.~.lE4s,s. for Il modi- dele fpl1a 3s s4tas a4s ptd,,ai decides all als4ui4}ta, i4ta, sh @1' u .'s ii'r silrs=' pFacu7 tionrr tie pt.H;'' !r,,' l. d native boy who e!s A>si :;n+t L. ,,ne d; t,v other If the sides and k -licu " iAtaAoo t1,hc in
 Nnb + x Sc .,i Iii, iiruct,lis 'ef the person '4;' 1art, A'saen1 ah epteebentH N',.sa -q! is %n4s;H fAo al4Aes are slr! ".-.f.saa -'F ;",}. Ii T ,>i'saa4.sss anI fsGJ ai4 pf | ''~,e.'r, l'ir th'- .9f.ftis of 8A' t'a 9s. ".t - ,,.li> -,Hi II thG ssalla time v, ,sri=1s1ffits:5 j:.e stakes staey ara eas:blis! s:i{f -fFias;stu i4.iter Wa Yer for qAita ,AYhi'.: aste5 tileif natVral Inclination w'tif i,f4tis tjfS,sn te the
 s'','ta C. i,nt vt-'.'.-t ,59ts.-,,t fAnri gives Tn ant sete.,Sii.s-. .s-.' hy,3 hold of the stake comes 70 tile atl aiie ,is,: imneiIately seized, and th;' Fnt,e he h"ids is eslsf aside 'Ti.F oj!Inr Il x iHl ,47 7anre .Ajs tut. ofene a,.', tae e., ,iH1el1t eon
 ta.uc4l t..e5,,a.ta S.a,.t7s ,e h.. l", iSon in ts,4 ca Sa !"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
Scost' Reiics a: tAoSosssord.

Ih' pts>,,;lt estate al AbtnIston4 was forN.4d ,.til5lg tie At.itrS lSll to. 1917 frn4i rarinus sni.i.i farms, the first r4,r :.:.ic. .tlsad tearing the 'inharmo- niaus cSi4ala:ion" Clarty Hole. After Si:' " aii;er scots death iu 1884 a com m;l:s," az friends collected tS,OOO to- watu ,se rcdc Hipti9u of the estate, and Nr,. 'as!e... tAe publisher. contributed t!,e rest o:i re, civin@ the rights over >,eott's works. The library and mu scum had been given some years be fore by the creditors. AS his son, Lieutenant Coit.ei w. Scott, died on his way home from India, the prop efty- deSceNdel to J. R. Lockhart, his son iil-law, and thence to his daugh ter's husband, ]. +. Hope-Scott, whose daughter held the estate for some years. Many Scott relics are preserv. ed in the house. notably his chair and writing table i'll the study and his hat and gloves in the hall London Stand ard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
Why lie Wanted References.

At crcaN uou dilher oH" nr thS veterans tod this sttr.. in tle TrcUn struction days q man tram q MiaSs- sippl valley town ess4te tu Our western house one day We had sold him be fore in snal, way. and he aiwayS p0td He taA c,lilr-,rd his adsino~sr he told IS. and 1,anttel h bigger .iAe than usual, but te.ore uakin.; his SC lacions he wanted lis 10 give him ref ereuces. We expressed surprise at such an unheard of demand. but he said, My two brothers !n-iaw nave goue ill With me, and .theyre very par tieutAr as to Wbum they to business with se We se&; hii.l tu CUT banks, and he casl@ hack. saio We were all ris.Ai, picked Gul q hl& iine of goods, ald !h sixty days he busted We eoutdu tutiect a dollar Two years iutai'' l alet 1n+' inan Ill Cincinnati and so!d i:u R+- -!ra1 become recuhcIIed to orr loSs. Hut wih son please tell me- l 5,.,rir4,efwAy did y"u want references q aS :p "Gr .c~e@H 7. NeiLt. sec he ans tNrl.ad, n4u2eA te know lt you son.i staat. Exchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
ri,istlaEnc Il Ilanace

l Few people who know lngstletoe nnis As Ii desirable feature of Christmas decora tions understand that the piaut is q parasite dangerous to the lie oi trees in the regions in which il grows. 1t Is only question of tin-. after mistletoe once begins to grow upon !, tree before the tree itself will be killed The parasite sals the life oi the infected branches. Fortuna trly it Is of slow grqNth. taking yearstto deH yelop to large lrepo:ti''lls, but whea neglected It invariably ruins all trees it reaches. Thes only mrth9d of exter- imitation Is the' ttIttns down Of dis eased trees.-CXchange~+%
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
FOR RENT
[. % modern,

- 1406 State, 6 room house modern, T $2000: IE@ :, tE.ig 7 $E 1902 Ash, 13 rooms, block ground.
 s3o.oO. - 1@ I'll Beech, 5 rooms, city water, out
 houses, s12oo. CT , 4os ", l7th, 4 rooms. city water. ~ out houses, 5000. -'' 1224 w. 14thy. 5 rooms, city water,
 bath, $1S.OO.
 s12t5 Cherry, 1 rooms,3 city water,
 bath $14.50.
 c~~.ff2o3a Cherry i4trooms,. city 'wataa,
 sink, $1259. ,-=- f0o W. =12th, 8 rooms, 1 city water : szoo, i. 1z.. :I-.s 121 Idaho, T rooms $10.5D. Corner s22nd and State, 3 rooms, $500 Corner 18th and Mulberry 5 rooms,
 bath, electric lights, 1sa5oo.. $ S26 Texas, rooms, bath, electric
 lights, $9.OO.
 320 Beech, rooms, bath. elpctri: lights $2O. .0O...- ---.... ...--- ff22e Olive, rooms, bath, electric saAights, !s1s.co. ts .,.. life E. ,deesfh, 4 rooms. citg5ss:s.' water. 4l51 55sHss 12 56.fa.s:E %s# %s 5a 1902 F. 7th, rooms, city water
 slo.5O -.. -...= .... l714 w. Bar rooms, bat,l, lights -- ees=-. @ =s =-.-''''-ess=@ 4 5l6 E. End, rooms, bath, lights,
 $30.O0. :s:.;z s9:.::5.- 1904 W. 17th, azrooms, bath, lights,
 $700
 Nicely furnished rooms in various parts of the city for rent. Czs. McNEW
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
Two of Kind

''I told dat fellcr was so tat broke I had to sleep outdoors" said Plod ding Pete. a3'' 'f- f-i-@.'7 ! "Dd it touch bis heart7" asked Me Rndering Mike
 No. He said he was doing the same thing an' had 10 pay de doctor for fellin' him what blesS.n' }it was~A Washington Star IFS iit+s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
PuESl.sR4.Bs! PILESl

, willi.ms Indian Yls, llah6s.i vU eur. Blind. Hisedias Ssa rses'.,
 Piles. It absorbs tho tumors. allaY'
 itching at once. acts ss . ses'ss~.
 giveS instant relief williamA Is dian Pile Ointment is prepeTsd r.. Piles and itching Of the prtvats psrts Sold iby dfuggistal nail Soc and elt Williatnsu Mfg. co. props.g. tci~~~'sst O. Bold byr McCansnoa q sss +.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
His KIno.

going to make .lnney hanl over dst when he was carried off
 By death:''
 "'No:v bya the po!!!re s-sLlris was. porch climbing Baltimore American
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
.
 F For sais n

A RARE 3OPPORTUNITY-PA in had healh wants to dispose Of an established business,nor would sel, half intere est in it to a -clonl- petent man of ibutsineess ability. h. vestigation solicited. Address for five, days, t.f;Busiress' care. of. ara- phie. Pine Bluff, Ark. May :,29th, 1911 .ae.s,.. 5o31 Ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
oryino Her Tears.

,.What do you do when your wife cries" asked the younger man. Do you have toFs Fsfy.. an4to h-r ?'N.+ss@%ts
 "eNo." said tn" atdar man. ''Givehs sosns mouey. ."-Ru1alo Express
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03
He Was Sic,u.

q had not #taiAed to l,lin moref than fifteen minutes when he called rre an Idiot"
 Gee! He didn't violate any speed limit in gettin. next. did he?"-Boston Post. -..o. -..l Ic 1..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

lH 4 }ifs$ff fsEfs s5a F. For g limited time will sell Sin gle Comb White Leghorn Eggs from
 el.i- Gii.t33as EtGfikt5i1 1T the largest and best flock, in the ssare at s1.oo per IS or $500 per 1oo VII,
 i1n 'lqA s,2s,ojsttr replace all clear eggs tested out on the 10th day. Leave orders at ky land Queensware Co or call ol1 jt-f sg,i.l oE.Y ea4'l ar phone 74s. f Esss delivered anywhere in theGcity. .R7 A .Pl Ryiand. Pine Ealli ,.4aa @GnGtl iq -snsDlnfjaE ..Gttfii Farm. New Sulphur Springs road
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

To accept good advi.'" i$ hnr to 0 rre:,sa one'a own a,d'irr '. :os.'h... |,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

PASTURAGE-I ~. HAVE A ---. FINE
 shaded pasture with best of water
 Send your stock to me. ii $i.00 per
 month per head. F. M. Davis. 22nd'
 and Hazel on Warren Road. a'h' fl. 4;. z}4..CG . tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

FOR SALE FORT FORTY \ ACRES t5s5s OF land on Macadam R1ad, seven miles
 from ftown' Apply to 1902 E. 9th. or phone 1170. 5 16 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

WANTED MEN TO GUT WOOD s1:25 per cord. Apply to R. L:
 Rutherford, 1502 Wes. secohd ave
 nue or phone 1918, 5 a1- Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

WANTED TO EEsT-FoR ABOUT
 30. days, g4 good strong mules for
 farm work. If you havela surplus
 and can rrent cheap write stating ! terms to KIP. Postoffice box Ns5. 636 City. e ,rx. 5 23 Gr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

..it .., a--=4 .-a=A s't":"ta s9..il ..=.,. '.,' Ets. ..74s.y -,,,;- s.'t-- .a eo =s-. '5-,,,yjezst,!l' - ,..7f'.@it" - Il 4fz34zt4-ss. IF Ii 'tgnsaf '.g-'s-- ]. '''.e= <" :. e'- ''s s>"'<.5=ss.9 tJg .4= ft .,'32' 'at.tz.z ,s .ez '''' 'i 41sfsf
 Nt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

FOR RENT-ONE NICELY FURN ,! ished 3sront rttas1n, zatbiecks ssa4rom
 Union 1sta,ioffss4ll Address Assssfseareii Graphic. 6 1 tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

WANTEps==G41QoD SECOND HAND buzz fan at once. Address Coca Cola Bottling Co. Phone office 475. Residence 26. 2S 6.
 " :sTF4s isE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-03

s : . M 9 FOR RENT-FURNlsHED HOUSE. city water included. within blocks of pos office. Phone 1032. Pinch back Taylor. ? 6t;
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-02
AN SLUR.

Whenever a man makes political cap
ital of the fact that he is a member of
the church, it might be well to keep
your eye on him, for it is safe to as
sumo that his religion is only skin deep.
The Hon. G. II. Alexander has let no
opportunity pass since the senatorial
race began to let the people of Missis-
sippi know he is a church member. -
McComb City Enterprise.
We challenge the t~ruthfulness of the
above reflection on one of the purest
and best men in Mississippi. We gave
very careful attention to Mr.. Alexan-
der's speech at this place several
months ago, and if there was in it any
reference to his church work or church
connections, we failed to hear it. The
Vardaman following have tainted him
with being a psalm singing sucker"
and his followers with the same. Mr..
A~lexander's reply was, 81 accept the
guage of battle; is it unlawful or i'm
proper for a christian to aspire to Of
fee in Mississippi" There is not an
intelligent man in the state who be-
lieves Mr.. Alexander's religion is just
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-02
IN LOWNDES
n

Hon. G.. H. Alexander is to speak at
Caledonia on Tuesday, lay 9, at 10
o'clock. Anyone who misses this speech
will miss a treat of oratory, a clear cut
statement of vital national issues, and
a logical discussion Of principles and
questions of the day. Mr.. Alexander
has stood among the leaders of the bar
in Mississippi for many years. His life
has been an open book without a sullied
page. His public services and his pos
tive stand for right and high moral
government are undisputed facts that
commend him to the consideration Of
the people more eloquently than any
words could possibly do.
From the well known character and
standing Of Mr.. Alexander throughout
the state, as well as from a Snow eir.
of the speeches that be- ras beer ma
king, it can be said that DIS -a-rcI
be free from mudsliugirg ar. M
tion. Charlton Alexander . i-r
of anything that is lir. r
His learning and matur,
instruct and ms brilancy vIl r.-.
hearers who are seeking for -ou
and truth. Columbus Commercial
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-02
DR.. W. T. LOWREYE ENDORSES MR..
ALEXANDER.
Clinton. Miss. !

Clinton, Miss, April 70.
Prof H. w. Kenna, Osyka, Miss r. /:
Dear Kenna-I have your letter of
inquiry as to the character of Mr.. AL
exander. l have lived in the same
county with him for l3 years. | knew
him somewhat intimately before | came
to his county. | have known him in
many relations and feel that | know
him well. He is a great nan and a
fine character. | know no finer exam
pie and worthy citizenship in Missis-
sippi. He has always been a bulwark
of righteousness in Kinds county and
m about as near being the ideal
christian citizen as any man | have eve
known. Without saying one word
against the other gentlemen who are
candidates for the United States Sen
ate, wish to say that, after long
years of intimate acquaintance with
Mr.. Alexander, in my opinion he would
be an honor in the United States Sem
ate. to any state in the Union.
This is not a political letter, but my
simple estimate of a personal friend
whose character and record | am per-
fectly familiar with.
Cordially your friend,
w. T. Lowrey.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-02

skin deen.' ~ -1ati II is assumed and
worn for oil ieal profit. Long before
he entered rhe 1o'iti,al arena his iniu-
ence was poteat or the side of good
morals. law enforcement. statewide
prohibition ant. the : pping of {.
o. d. wi;s}ey shipments. Whether or
not he is elected United States Senator,
surely friend ard foe alike will resent
such slurs as the above OF one of Mis-
sissippi's finest and st men. -Hazie-
hurst Courier.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-02
CATARPh VANISHES


Co to Hughes and tell him you want
s hyumei outfit pronounce it high-o-
r- open the tox ard inside you will
o. nu-tle 90 HNOMEI and a hard
r a.er.
this inhaler. which opens at
. sou will find some antiseptic
,
Pour "a few drops of HYOMEI into
.hc inhaler and saturate the gauze.
Then with both ends of the inhaler open
breathe HYOMEI and the destruction
Of pernicious catarrh germs begins at
once.
You can breathe HYOMEI through
either the nose or the mouth. Read
the directions.
Hyomei is made from Australian En-
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ant a~ntiseptics, and the greatest, most
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known.
Just breathe it; no stomach dosing;
no sprays or douches, this great anti
septic soothes the mucous membrane
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Complete outfit 81. Extra bottle, if
afterward needed, only SOC. Money
back from Hughes drug store or lead
ing druggists everywhere if it dsesn't
cure catarrh, coughs, colds, Group and
sore throat.
To break up a cold in the head or
ciest in a few minutes, pour a tea
spoonful of Hyomei into a bowl of boil
ing water, cover head and bowl with
towel and breathe the vapor.
m~ay19-june3