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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-16
On Easy Street

Now that the democrats have won
G The tariffs they'll revise,
Well bid farewell to high priced grub
And live on pumpkin pies.
Well get IA market for our wares,
Both turkeys, geese and ducks.
Wen be as brothers when we trade
With cur neighbors the "Canucks.' -
Wen get their lumber at fair price.
Wool clothes and overalIs.
Some choice fresh fish we'll also get
And homeless cod for balls.
The price of living welI reduce:
III state this rs fact,
Our poor will live on easy street
When Congress signs the pact
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-16
Township Election

The following town officers were
elected in Bridges creek township,
March Z, 1911:
Supervisor, K. L. Fosse; Clerk,
L. T. Odegarden: Treasurer, Mar
tin S. Peterson; Assessor, Martin
$. Stromme; Justice of the Peace,
John Herman; Constable, Ernest
Reuhlman; Road Overseers, Dist.
No. l, A. NJ. Valsvig; Dist. No. 2,
John NJ. Stromme: Dist. No. 8,
K. Reuhlman: Dist. No. 4, NJ. s.
Peterson.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-16

Bigness of stature does mo-
always denote bigness of mind.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1911-03-16

WANTED-15O men to bring
their blacksmith and repair work
to Russells shop on Pine street.
Come at once. Good work guaran-
teed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
NEWS BRIEFS
Little Items Told IN
Few Lines.

Charged by bic stcpfafhor. Henry
TemplefOu. with using fuU and ahl.
slve language towards h'n Hri hs
sisters and brothers. james TDsl.r.
age ~ vas yesterday arrested Jud.s
Robinson. Who heard fhn case u
juvenile court parDird fhe I0y until
hc Investigated the case
Misses Ethel B0sfaph nad Emma
Coppaso who compose tue lHIf class
or graduating nurses af fhn Ilaakr8
hospital w.iI receive ilc.r diplomas
fhis week.
49, o. Barber. negro was yrsfcr-
.as leil tD tle grand jury 3D.. judge
Robinson. under $500 bond tu answer
.n 20 charge OF pistol tpfrr Do Dr. COLE
.lrl f0 have drawn revolver on
.ntorl1 fnrofrurra.
Bishop DonHhle uiiI confirm class
or one hundred boys anf rr'r af tho
sacred Heart church Sunday evening
.f $50 % pol. Nay drtof'ors opened
u fho Sacred Hear. church Ia.t
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Direct Elections
Senate Committee Reports Favorably
On BIZ TO Change Plan Of
Choosing U. S. Senators.

WASHINGTON. May The SEN
ate committee on judiciary. by a vote
OF to >. to-day agreed TO report the
house resolution for direct election
OF United States senator's.
All the Democrats present and
three progressive Republicans voted
for the resolution. They were SEN
ators Chiffon. Overman, Culberson,
Bacon. Cummins. Borah and Brown.
The negative votes were cast by
Senators Clark OF Wyoming, billing
ham, Sutherland, Brandegee and
Root. An amendment offered by Mr..
Sutherland, providing for federal
supervision OF elections when deemed
desirable. was voted down. Senator
Borah. who led the fight in the last
session for the measure. was author
lied TO report Il 10 the senate.
The senators who voted against the
Sutherland amendment were bacon,
Culberson, Overman and Chiffon,
democrats. and Borah and Cummins,
Republicans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
COUNTRY CLUB OPENS
FOR The 1911 SEASON
GOLF LINKS AND TENNIS COURTS
ARE IN FINE SHAPE.
Manager Louis Chimney Has Ar
ranged For Busy Season.
Bus To Start Today.

The Country Club one OF the more
popular pleasure resorts in this vi
entity has been opened for the 1911
season and from now until late
autumn II will be the mecca for the
higher social set Manager Louis
Dimmey who has so successfully
managed the club for the past few
years has placed everything in first
class condition and has everything in
readiness to cater 10 the wants OF the
many who will flock TO and from the
resort daily.
A number OF the more enthusiastic
ones have been making trips 10 the
resort for the past several weeks be-
ing unable to wait for the Informal
opening. The golf links according to
Manager Dimmey are in the very best
OF shape and are particularly fast for
this time OF the season. Two tennis
courts are now ready for use and the
work Of placing the others in playing
condition is being rushed. The con-
tract OF conveying the members to and
from the club during the season has
been awarded to c. II. Ambrose, the
Woodsdale liveryman and the bus will
start making regular trips today. The
wagon will leave the Woodsdale
station at 1890 a. m. 1880 p. m,
D. m. and $3.50 D. m. and the club at
p. m. $3.50 p. m, p. m, 1880 p. m.
and 10 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
EDITOR IS INSANE
Multi lIllonaire Publisher Declared
BY Court TO Be Of Unsound
Mind

WASHINGTON. May IA petition
to have adjudged insane Stilson
Hutchins. founder OF the st. Louis
Times, Washington Post. Washington
Times. and once prominently connect
ed with other papers. was granted
here to-day the writ being returnable
May 4. Mr.. Hutchins Is a multi
millionaire and was an organizer and
chief promoter OF the Mergenthaler
linotype
The petition was filed by Mrs. Rose
Keeling Hutchins. his second wife. 1t
Is claimed the estate is worth be-
tween 100000 and s4.OOO.OO0. Mr..
Hutchins formerly was n member OF
the legislatures OF New Hampshire
and Missouri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

Next 20 cleanliness. nothing con-
tributes as much beauty 20 a home
as beautiful pictures. II you will
send twenty-five Easy Task soap
wrappers and a two-cent stamp TO
Hewitt Brothers Soap Company. Day
ton. Ohio. they will send you a fine
art reproduction. ready for framing
Your grocer knows about those
pictures-ask him. His wife knows
about Hewitt's Easy Task soap-she
uses task her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
NAME NEW OFFICIAL.

WASHINGTON. May Robert r.
Gordon. 81 81. Marys. Ohio. who was a
Democratic member Of the Fffty-sixth
congress. was today appointed superin-
tsndent Of the document room of tho
house Of representatives. succeeding
Charles J. Sumner. Of Delavan. Wis
consin. a Republican. who has held
the position for 16 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

There Is no dark spot on the agri-
cultural outlook so far as can
Judge at this time" This optimistic
Fiew OF crop potentisllties through
but the country was expressed By
Frank A. Nanderiip. president Of the
National City Bank OF New York,
Eho Is completing a 1t.0OO-mile tour
u practically every section Of the
south and West.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

WI" .n.r Ono Hundred DOLLARS Reward
H .r. .'a. 70 'Ifrrr. r.1f cannot Hn
Or IInIIr NltfrrH Cure
ID CHENEY a Du. Toledo. O
fr under rr.I Nrfn SHOWN Dr.
N... f.r f.e loot FL. years. rrr I..
H perfectly honorable in OLD n.H.
r|f'na end financially able
n clrr QUE any obligations made lv
"rH
WALKING. KrNNfN & wAuVrV
M'H.rrnir lrlEei-fa. Toledo. D
|I"|I" fHfHrr. rHrn Del faknn Infrr-
"H. n'iIre iIrr.i'r urnn fHn blood
urI n..Hnr surfaces ~ che system.
Nnaf ImnrIaIa cert free Price. ..r nor
bottle sofa hr aN 1ruFrIefr
raFe Tails Family Pills f.r conati.
patton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
REPORT DENIED
Report That the Mills Of the Laughlin
Tin Plant Would Resume
Is Denied.

Reports were current here yester-
dag chat the twenty plants OF the
lauEhHn Gin plant would resume op-
Grafton This morning but this report
Was officially denied last evening The
plant has been operating only eight
mills for the past four weeks. but
yesterday for additional mills were
placed Dob operation. But three 81 the
% mills at the Aetna Standard are
operating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

NnRGANTOwN. vs. Va. May g.
Arh halnhsnydor % near George
town. Is dead at tho advanced age nj
ninety years. Three sons survive fn.
torment vili bo made Tuesday a. the
Barker graveyard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
- III to Ineorporate.

Special Dispatch fo ono fntouirsncer.
CIARKSWRG. vs. Va. May o.
Tho question OF Incorporation was
carried at the election held Saturday
at Broad oaks. with 40 votes to spare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
FISHER To SIT
VIII Participate In the Cunningham
Coal Claim Hearings Next
MondaW

Monday.
WASHINGTON. May Secretary
OF the Interior Fisher agreed today
20 sit with Commissioner bennett. OF
the general land office and members
or .ho law board in the hearing Of
tho so.called Cunningham cases. in-
volving the right to certain coal
claims in Alaska here next Monday
Attorney p. G.. Hughes and John
Gray. ~ Wallace. Idaho. VIII repro.
sent Tho claimants at tho hearing
and in addition 10 Secretary Fisher
and Commissloncr bennett the GOV.
ernments representative viii be- chief
Law clerk Wilton and Ncssrs NC.
Phaui and Butler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

sper'rt n'ep1trt o. tie 1ntsi1rsrc-r
CLARkSBU HG. vs. Va May g.
Guy Lawson. EiassUorfer. vas
struck bv "a froIght engine in tho
local yards last nirht and injured on
fho Ghost and iega
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
PoINrrp PARAeaAPHs.

u takes a smart woman to listen
when ste can't tails
tf man docs not seek wisdom he
VIII never hc very wise
Leap year would DO s1 right DO The
dear giria we're not 90 umld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

Boys-If your mother buys Royal
Blue Flour, you'll get a flying ma
chine with each sack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Green Death
Kills Bugs

They can't live
where il is used.
Green Death L. a
liquid that kills by
sufOcation. The
bugs don't have to
eat as they do most
preparations.
Sold in conven-
lent, patented squirt
top, pint cans by
druggists and dealers
at 25c.
Get a can to-day
and have your house
free from bugs and
reaches tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
MASONIC LEAGUE.


Tonight
Ruhes ". National Tube.
Islands vs.. Neverwas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
The Best Piano Polish
S5c

Send mo o. card and 7 viii deliver
and explain how To- use this enc pol.
ish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

IoIHIs ....-...... $50 e2S s42 1900
Tonight: Dough Nuts Vs. Riue R,hhon.
Go Easy vs.. Kahn Jr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Albert Y. FIading

PIANO TUNING EXPERT.
Bell 1857. Nat. t39AM.
No. % Thirteenth 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
SOLUBLE THYMOL

The universal Purifier and Household
DiSinfectant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

DINING ROOM

DINING RooM-ons sidsboard. Chairs.
1oo-piece Dinner Sc, 1 six-foot Extension Ia
BILE Shades, 8 Knives and Forks, Pictures,
Q Tea Spoons, Table Spoons, l sx12 Tapes
Try Rug, pieces OF Glassware, 2s-piecs
Silver Set
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Mercantile Co. Closes.

Little Rock, Dee, l1-Ihjrty.
nine representatives Of prominent
business houses Of Chicago, ST.
Louis, Memphis, Little Rock aud
Pine Bluff hcld " conference here
tonight with the view otrcachug
a settlement with the mercantile
house Of r. E M Eagle, ot Bug
mud, Louohr county, Eagle WAS
prcMdcuJ OF the Merchants and
Planters Bauk Of England, winch
o'osod It's doors Thursday, aud
uu the lo,iow.u. day Judge Geo,
'lapIrur Of Louohc was appoint
ed receiver OF ,hp babM Eag0c
S. aIso president Of Tine mcrw.
tile compau} Attorneys wol'
cstcd tdy Dm, l0rIuD.Du0rs OF the
company are sIl0OO0, wlunyuO
Liable asset. considerably less, .ih,
mercantile company closed Boz
| doors to avert lHo ucIloU of cred
Iitors. II is stated that % sct,.c
|mput will som le rrarDrd Mr.
| Eagle lcrl hs home at Eagle near
Ily a week ago, aud his where
Iabouts are uuhuOWm
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Georgia Shows the Way

Atlanta, Gao Dee, l5,-Ihc ac.
ton OF the Democratic state com.
mucc IN declaring fora primary
for selecting delegates TO the Na.
uouoD Convention Of 1912 ms re.
rci'cd universal commcuiuJJou,
In au editorial on the subject The
Atlanta Georgian aud News says
"D u number Of states prrsi.
dcu,ml primaries are prescribed
by law IN still larger number
party organizations have proyid.
ed for the expression Of the mdi,
yDdual voter The state Demo
cratic executive committee OF
. Gcorgun, IN line with Dhis policy
/ hus declared tor u presidential
/ primary uoNt Summer Hau action
/ 'lmD meets with the approval oI
|lhr entire commonwealth
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
NGF FIAR IARL ANE IS
GAINING GROUND
Many Friends in Scott Co.
They Claim Taa'o is Litt.3 l2a5.
that he will C3,Y Ib.5 52laJ
BY Good @sIo..I,

o. Monday. Hon. e. v. Me-
Fariaue, candidate for congress-
stopped in WaIdron Il fc" hours.
lie said he was on his way 20 the
south end of ,he district m the
interest ofh:s race for congress.
Col. McFmlaDe is certainly ln
the hands Of his friends here,
Our "big brother" 5rnas'ian, has
always treated Scott county far.
0y in Judicial aud senatorial mat
tars, and Coh NcF&rIme himself
is the embodymcn, Of that Spfwr
When Scott WAS joined with
Sebastian in the seu"'ora. dis
tIict it was Judge McFm.aue who
presented the resolution to their
central committee 10 allow Scott
county alone to name the scna.
torial contract when il was our
time. and the resolution was uuau,
.imously adopted,
Only lastyea when the matter
Of securing q better train service
ror Scott county was being tried
in Fort Smith before the railroad
commission at Fort Smith, Sebas
iiau eomry's big merchants came
to our assistance and at the re.
quest Of our counsel, Judge Me-
Farlane, aided in presenting the
matter to the commission,
He there showed himself thor
oughIy familiar with every detai,
of railroad usage and much Of ouI
success was due to the forcetu
way be presented the matter to
the commission. When asked tC
name his fee he said 81 never
charge for service at a house
raising"
Neither do we Judge-just
watch your vote in Scott.
Our big.hearted candidate for
congress, Bob McFarlane, does
things in a big way and can al
ways be relied on. 1t is not Wal
dron alone that has cause tC
thank him.
Without "prife" he secured a
station agent Vor the shippers at
l-oALAale- Le1 4 rar, sa'& NE madC
no fuss about itN either, and those
people won't make any fuss, but
watch them vote for him.-Ady
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
s,or Uo,idsys Arkansas will BE- POlit-
ical Boiling.

Little Rock, Dec. lS.-All the
candidates for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination Will be-
qin an active canvass of the state
the week following New lear s
Day. GOV. Donaghey has arrang-
ed a list of appointments, which
he will announce Immediately a
fer the holidays, and from that
time until the primaries in March
he expects to spend most OF his
time in the interest of his candl-
dacy for denomination. Congress
man Joe T. Robinson and Attor-
ucy-General Hal Norwood Will al
so take the stump and remain in
the field almost continuously for
the next three months. Mr. Nor
wood says he will make every et
/ fort to meet Gov. Donaghey at
most OF the governors appoint
mpnts. The governor has also
prepared the first of his series of
addresses which he proposes to
mail to every voter Ia the state,
Informing the people Of what the
main issues in the campaign are,
I He discusses at length statewide
prohibition and the causes which
made him declare against The Il
ouor traffic. He also devoteS
considerable of his address in eX
|pIaiumg the provisions Of the
rurner.Jacobson bill, passed 10y
the last legislature, and referred
to the voters Of the state mde
= the initiative aud Referendum
amendment to the state conSutu
ton.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
o,,u,,> n,rum i,nngns''''SS 81. -
u 'ii2 'Fii22ssoiSISIa Direct 10 People,

Houston .IrAgChron'cIe; " oo"'
row Wilson's biggest achievement
IN non..cs was replacing an oIiI'
cIal. irresponsible party OoSs-eA'
sena,o. S4ijh-wi'h a leader d.
r,c,Iy responsible to the people,
,o-u.u GOV. Woodrow Wilson,
His theory is thai the party s
leader should hc the highest
elected official of the party, and'
therefore. directly responsible TO
.br Observation-Disclosures in the
State. The usual way is TO have
for boss some mau Who Is re-
spons.bIc 10 the public service
roruoHUousaud beyond the reacH
of the voters.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
On the Ragged Edec,

Little Rock, Dee. 20, ,..Au.hcu.
ir reports were received here To-.
day from CWhsyDIIc that Senator
4, w. CovogroU has written his
resignation and viii forward 10 to
OoU DouagUo} on JAM j. Seuo.
tor No}ugJou was president Of
the 1893 session Of the state sen,
are aud was again elected state
senator in l0lO for u l.yorr term
The district Ds composed Of Pope
.aud johnson counties
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Will ,x the Race,

have agA1sosied to shy my
castor in fhe \oHtical arena """
my formal announcement VIII "P
pear in early i6ne. My ambition
is to representlbe 2jth senatorial
district in the Iper house Of the
next legislator
In order thatNhis ambition n'''
be gratitied IlshaIl make d c'oN'
canvass of thA district al" S""''
present my cl0lms TO the P'oP'''
My decision to make the race
was reached after mature de'loe''
alton on my part. and not at the
earnest Soliciato on Of many lr'e""S
as is usually claimed 10y aSpiEau'S
Ito office.
| shall make the race III '"e
manner that sujts me oeS' a""
will try to see Every. voter Ia '"'
district before D. primary
NV claim tol the Office will be
that | am quaIiEd to fill the posi-
ton aud l sh u ask the Suppor
of the voters s]ely upon the mat
ter Of my abiliti to faithfully an'
earnestly rrRplent the 25'h d!S
.trict in the Sente.
My formal Announcement VII
, touch upon thd matters that l vii
favor or oppde if / am elected
lit will be pbhshed III ever
newspaper in he district
Hoping th4 the Demorra''
voters Will Sc and hear me b'
fore de Gliding whom they will sul
port. | am. youEs for lighter take
! c. Q. Scoyille.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
WILSON CHOICE oFRANK AND FIJI

WILSON CHOICE OF RANK AND FILE
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. lj.-lu a
letter to the Milwaukee Journal,
Charles Douahue, Mayor Of New
Richmond, Wis, says:
"While we have several able
Democrats in our party, whom !
would take pleasure in support
ing for the pres dencN | believe
Woodrow Wilson is the choice OF
the vast majority Of the rank and
file Of our party.
81 have been through Mime
sofa, Dakota and Montana, auC
talked with many prominent Dem
Ocrats, and tOuud almost "A uuauI
nous sentiment in his favor Tn
less we make some grOeyous blum
der with Wilson AS our standard
bearer, we will certainly clean th,
boodIrrs ont oip0IjlIcal existence
. c. o. p, funeral 1872
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Arkansas TelCharS' Meeting,

Everything is in readiness for
the 4ith annual session OF the Ar
kansas State Teachers AsSocia-
ton at Little Rock, Dee. 81 to %.
The complete program will be
sent on request by Sec'y }. L..
Bond. Little Rock, who also urges
the teachers to send in their reg
istration fees to him in advance.
a special railroad rate Of one
aud oue.thlrd fares for the round
trip has beeN granted by all rail.
roads in tie STATE. The reception
committees Of bittle Rock teach.
rrs will furnisb) all with lis OF
hotels, boardaA houses, etc.
Teachers rHspFre comfortable
accommodations at from $50 to
- per day.
Registration booths will be
open at the Marion, Capital anC
| Gleason hotels, at the Hi2l
School and at the State Depart
mcut Of Public Instruction. Tn,
night sessions will be held in tn,
auditorium of the Marion hote
and the morning aud afternoon
meetings in the High Schoc
building,
by courtesy Of the Little Roc
! Entertainment Fund commItte
an informal recegtiou will be ten
| drred the teachers Thursda
night at the Marion hotel
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Houston OTexg Chronicle S.gns
are multiplying on every side that
Woourow Wilson is the best man
for The Democrats to put up, be-
cause he is the highest style OF
Democrat, an American OF the
character and calibre OF the coun-
try's elder statesmen whose names
illustrate the pages otom history
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Petition for Discharge

United states of America Western District Of
Arkansas SIS.
In the United States District Court i'm and for
said District Fort smith Division
ia Jame. .ey C.' C m Bradley. 80. 887 in Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
TO uIa Hon Frank A. Youmans, Judge of 'hc
District Court Of the Iultod states Tor The
Western District of Arkansas
James Bradley, of Van Burcu IN The Conn.
| ~ %. Crawford. and state II Arkansas, in said
di,trr, respectfully represents that ON the 3.Sl
day Of July lGIl last pt.JAr was duly UlJudgri
| BANKRUPT under tlg acts ul Congress relating
| 10 bankruptcy. thai hc ht, au,y surrendered a'I
! h. property and rights OF property and has
! mug complied with all requiramcuts OF ,gld
uo,, eud OF the JrIur- Of She cour. touching hi'
| bankruptcy.
| Wherefore ha prays that he may be decree.
! by tue court % have u lull discharge from y
dcb.s prnyablr against his estate under SAT-
bankrupt acts. except such debts as are except
| ed by law from sygh discharge,
llir6 ,--aath day VI So C4eL y. , lgLl.
| JANIS O., BE\VLlN. B0UKTUTU
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

vTuerr couid bo no better medicine
than Chamberlain Cpuga k.wHN
MY children we're ull sick wlIu wDNup
ing cough one oG them WIS in Uu0
had q NIGH fever Wl wus roug"uaur
blood Jw doctor gave lh.w NUw
u.,wu's Cu0gh Rmady 'nd rUr uu'
IY.u us.d them, aui three bottles our
al ru.m. says hrs. R. \ Donald
.o0, of Lexington, Miss For sale D.,
John o Nm"
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Cheer mp little saloon, don't
you cyj youll bc u drug store, 10y
aud bS llclpm News,

Chronic lhrumhllm contracts the
muscles, dNs,orw The ioInla noA uaiJf.
minus t1r strength powerful urnu.
tfAlinR mud relieving rumpdy will be-
found In ballard Snow Hnimput II
tralurrs strength mud WpplruoH Ia lhp
N'hiug llwha Price qat, DOE ouA a
sgr bottle aulJ w y, & hprr
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Glhe WOrIA Immune -vLIor.

MANY things go 10 prove lhuti is
The way iboumudH are 'N'ng 'U unII
oInrrs ia proc. Among thrm s Nw
", W. Gould, OF li,ubpll AZ "A
nBdiug good apnItb by mkluR Er"ula
Bulen, rap now advises otbptmlnr
~, everywhere, to take them For
ware sulersG with stomach and kid
IVY ltonhlv she writes Every
ruedc,ne ! ueed failed till I iook Flee
'rN Bi,,ste, Bot THE great remudy
helped me wouderiully Thew II hpn
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