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CHIEF K|DNAPPER
IS HELD IN BAIL
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Peiiazzolo's conviction as the head O.
the kidnapping gang that has terror
sxed wealthy Italians OF this city on
The ISABELLE boy. who Is extraordinarily
bright. As he sat In Inspector Hughes's
ONCE together with little Sclmecs. wait.
ing for don Pietro" TO be brought IN,
he showed clearly how Thoroughly he
had been trained by the detectives. TO
say nothing that would In any way In
terfere with the case.
To all questions he shook his head
determinedly, as he pursed his
lips the better TO safeguard his
tongue. Then. looking up toward the
ceiling. he would smile a knowing smile.
as he dangied his feet from his perch
on top Of Inspector Hughes desk.
But when Detective Carrao with De-
tectives castano and Dondero OF the
italian Squad entered the room. the
boys reticence vanished. For the man
who had instructed him not 70 talk he
was ready 10 answer any question. Cas-
tano put the question to him;
Vine. who kidnapped your"
Don Pletro." came the answer
readily.
This Is the nickname OF Pallozzolo In
the underworld. Like most Italians
who have accomplished feats OF Gistinc-
ton. he has affixed the Don" to his
name. like Don Giovanni" celebrated
IN song and story.
DETEcfIvES IN DISGUISE
CAUGHT ALLEGED kioNAPPER.
The capture of Don Pietro" was &C.
complished by some rare detective
work. Nine days ago Inspector Hughes
called the three men In and put II up
to them:
You know Pallozzollo?"
w do" the detectives answered.
DoAn get after him. and don't re.
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a "Hx," or wildcat which is believed to have cast a spell over. several families Wall street
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SERVED REFORMATORY
TERM AS BURGLAR.

His record showeI that under the
names of Pallozzolo and Aiallel he was
sent to Elmira In 1905 for burglary. a pic
ture taken OF him at that time cores
pended with the description OF the man
who kidnapped the Sclineca child. IN,
man who stole the boy had - ssur On
his right hand and two moles on the
right side OF his face. The man who
turned the stolen boy over TO his grand.
mother IN September In Manhattan hal
this me scar and moles.
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35,000RALROAD
MENORDERED TO
QUIT TOMORROW
Hartman Employees Ready to
Stop Work and Plan TO
Paralyze Traffic.
BOTH SIDES PREPARED.
Official Forces Issue BY Break
ing Of Negotiations With
New Federation.
BOTH SIDES PREPARED.

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. ce.-strlke orders
calling out 5000 men on the Hartman
live, AZ 10 A. NJ. tomorrow were sent
ou, this morning by union heads.
The railroad EMPLOYEES say tho strike
will paralyze practically all tramc In the
so,,, and West and affect all the big
roads IN the country. All plans for the
raIt on, have been completed, and all
ira, remained was the setting of the
800 T, q. understood that the strike
-.u ..u.s a., ~, IN. Pacific limos
sna thai ths Illinois central men will
be called out later. probably on Monday.
When the full effect Of the strike Is
felt nv the end of next week, labor
issders declare. fully "a. 10 railroad en-
1890. uu ha idle
1T. ,,.,r,, ,.,,.r. m, =.
.....s. 49,, 90 ~
~" s"opn"e" ~
Illinois oeh'Ia'' anu n'e"e" ar su'
ms on inc Seorsia ana r'or'ua Foao'
while In the southwest carmen OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas are en-
RACED In a struggle.
Condition, ara bad already in Mem
.,.;. ~. r..u,, nj IN. ,,r,s. ot i,,,po,.
$500, -. s.a,wa- 49,. 80
Se"s .e'ns o",n
"s"o'e eafs "''"out 'o'''ns o'ue'S Wv
cars Tor other roads and belt INES are
congesting the yards and warehouse
tracks. A Federal restraining order has
not accomplished much thus far. The
strike breakers are working under
cover. ,ooa beIny taken To ,hem In nm.
,or,osu.s no ,h. ,aura,, an,nnrt,,..
- go -'ar.."".
% Aiairs exists, riouns mas proneh on,
ssveIei tunes Aoou' INC ii'"o's. Sen'FA
'srhihNA
STRIKE FORCED, UNIONS SAY,
az kRuTTSChNITT.
III. ,n,o, ,,., 49, ,,. s,,,l. w..
go. ~. -, W,,anra.s.n,
~ ss 80 ~
$500" 80. rt,o
.ui.".r "ssVe win - men "o
m.n Afe nsnun y ie.o'on u
ne~iy orsahI%eu ieueratiom o Gun
p'o'ees. ues1sheu 10 settle ispu'es pc
tween ennpioSefs anu eH'p.oyees' slos''
u NOT an 'he men, the raiiroao o"ic'aIs
say were organized INTO ~
unions whien were recoSnI@eu Wy the
anu the t~eaeraton was un-
necessary. ihey assert mat tne ied-
GRAFTON wouid virtually place AL oper-
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ROBBERS GET $4,000
FROM EXPRESS COMPANY.

HAMILTON, Ont. Sept. ?o.-The local
offices OF The Canadian Express COM
pany were robbed of $4,000 in cash
during last night.
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turn here until you bring him with
you," the inspector ordered. at the same
time handing them a warrant for his
arrest.
Disguised as laborers. shoe sinners and
news vendors. the detectives went after
their man. They let their boards grow
until not even their own families could
recognize them. and they dressed In
tatters. Carrao had the hardest time
OF II. Adopting the role OF a ews
vendor. he piled Yiddish newspapers
under his arm. but when he tried to
sell them tho frst day he was up
against II. being unable to hand the
customer his favorite paper. But he
began n course OF study which makes
him now the possessor Of a sufficient
knowledge of Ylddish type to dis
tlnguish between the Tageblatt and the
warheit as quickly as /; to the manner
born. They got their man at Delaney
and Norfolk streets last night.
The evidence on which the warrant
for Don P%ietro's" arrest was issued
was furnished by two men. whose
identity Is concealed. They h.-"
Pallozzolo and his trade. On the day
the Scimeca boy vanished they told the
Magistrate they saw him loafing at
Prince street and the Bowery. They
watched him casually and saw him pick
the Scimeca boy up In his arms. One OF
them exclaimed: See. there's Pietro.
the k%idnapper. with that boy In his
arms. ] wonder II he's going to carry
him or?" The other man shrugged his
shoulders indInerentiy.
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elusive evidence hat Micc'll took away
the Scimeca boy and was implicated IN
the othpr fWn kllnlnninra
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Russia's Naval Estimates.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 2o.-The
estimates for 19i: provide for an
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expenditure of ss2.lOs.s7s. an increase o;
.27 .979. rs over 1911.
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OVER 1000 REGISTER MONDAY

Eaff4}t % -
Monday was one of the best days
for registration for Berthold lands
The deputies were kept very busy all
Of Sunday night and Monday night.
More than a thousand registered dur.
ing the "a hours Most of the peo-
ple came from Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sas, Wisconsin and Minnesota, besides
North and South Dakota.
The registrations were handled by
three shifts of notaries, consisting OF
three each. Up to five O'Clock Mon
day just S79 had registered that day.
CHASING Monday as one of the best
days, with the exception of the first :.
The chances are that the registrations
in lMinot at least will continue to be
lutte heavy until the close, Sept. 3.
The drawing to begin on Sept: 6, will
attract large crowds
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is a frail little woman weighing but
1870 pounds.
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BANKERS THRU MINoT IN AUTOS.
Prominent Nebraska Capitalists En-
route to Edmonton Camp Out Near
Minot-Register for Land.

A party of bankers and their FAM
lilies from Nebraska. arrived in Minot
Sunday, enroute to Ednp~ n, Cana
da, where they will make investments.
While here they registered for Berth.
old farms.
There were sixteen in the party,
including L. w. Schievel, cashier of
the Dawson State Bank Of Dawson,
Neb. The party carried tents and
cooking utensils and camped out en-
route. They spent Saturday night
close 70 the city and early Sunday
morning, almost the entire party at
tended church.
The party carries cook and train
ID nurse, the latter to look after the
children.
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der, Ior cash, at public auction, at the
| front door of the court house In the
city of NJ not, in the county OF Ward,
and State Of North Dakota, on the 14tll
day OF September, A. D. 1911, at two
O'clock p. m, of that day, to satisfy
Sd judgm ent, with interest and costs
thereon, and he costs and expenses OF
such sale, or SO much thereof az the
proceed OF such sale applicable there.
to VIII satisfy. The premises to be
sold as aforesaid pursuant to % d
judgment and decree, and to said writ,
and to this notice, are described In
said Judgment, decree and writ, a.
follows, to.wit:
Lots thirteen (13), fourteen (1l)
and fifteen (1s) in block four a.,
original townsi,e Of Minot, Ward
county. North Dakota.
f. d. KELLEY.
Sheriff Of Ward County, N. D.
COYLE 4 HERIGSTAD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Minot, N. d.
8 10 is
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MlNOT ELkS WILL ATTEND
TOWNER CLAM BAKE

The Minot E,lks have been invited
to the fifth annual clam bake which
will be held at the E. B. Talmadge
ranch, two miles from To.wner, next
Sunday A large number are plan
ming on leaving the city in autos at 9
O'Clock Sunday morning: Mr.. Tai
nadge gets barrel or two of CLAIMS
from the east each fall and dresses
500 spring chickens with which to feed
his hungry friends. The clam bake is
one OF the most enjoyable functions
Of the kind held in the state and
those who receive invitations to l.,
consider themselves exceedingly COR
tunate. -...
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j. W. Moser Of Ryder, in speak
ing of the fact that there has been
quite a number of headers sold here
this season, says farmers should be
cautioned as to where the heads are
put in stack To place them on sod
or stubble will surely injure the bot
tom OF the stack. The accepted way
is to make the stack on plowed
ground, and If bedding of straw in
sacks is then laid all the better. Loss
was caused last year by improper
stacking of heads.
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nine dollars and sixty-fiv cents, which
Judgment and decree among other

= Il ~ Y 7 RS <
nine dollars and sixty.five cents, which
judgment and decree among other
things d rected the sale by me Of the
real estate hereinafter described, to
satisfy the amount Of said judgment,
with interest thereon and the cost 81
expenses Of such sale, or 80 much
thereof as the proceeds Of such sale
applicable thereto will satisfy. And
by virtue ,of, a writ to me issued out
of the office Of the. clerk Of said court
in and for said County Of Ward, and
under the seal Of said court, directing
me to sell said property pursuant
said Judgment and decree, ], E. d.
Kelley, sheriff Of said county, and per
son appointed BY said court to make
this sale, will sell the hereinafter de.
scrtbed real estate to the highest bid
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County OF Ward In District Court,
Eighth Judicial District.
Bovey-shute Lumber Company, a cor
poration, Plaintiff, VS.. Anna Moore,
formerly Anna Greenup, F. F. Brau-
or, Charles W. Weber, Clate VOL
verton and A. L. Carpenter, De-
PENDANTS.
SUMMONS.
The State Of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby SUNNI oned to an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff In
the above entitled action and to serve
~opy of your answer thereto upon
the subscribers at their office in the
City of tMinot. County of Ward and
State of North Dakota, within thirty
days from the date of the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive OF
the day of service; and in case OF
your failure to appear or answer as
above required Judgment will be TAX
en- against you by default for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
The complaint in the above entitled
action will Re filed in the office of the
clerk of the District Court Of Ward
County, North Dakota, within thirty
days from the date hereof.
Dated this 9rd day of August, A. D..
1911. =. Z: : ~ s.. j "a
Fl Greenleaf, Bradford & Nash, g ] ~.
, @s;ysyr eAttorneyssefor Plaintiff, ~
= Once and Restef ely'es Address a lrs
Notice o. No personal Claim. -
TO +. X Brauer, CHARLES W: wenbef.
Clate wolverton and AZ. Pr carpe,:-
Hter:. ~ q Il 70
,3 YOU, and each' If You, will please
take notice that the above entitled &C
ton is. brought for the foreclosure OF
a mechanics lien upon lot nine (9) OF
block three (3) in South Minot, in the
County OF Ward and State OF North
Dakota, and that no personal claim Is
made against you or either of you in
said action.
| Green1eaf, Bradford & Nash,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
- re-
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OLDEST WOMAN REGISTERS.

Mrs. Johanna Christine Sandbers,
an old lady 80 years of age registered
late Monday afternoon for Berthold
homestead. "If am lucky she said
to an Independents reporter, II will
certainly live on my claim, for feel
well in North Dakota's fine climate
and feel as though have many years
ahead OF me-" Mrs. Sandberg's home
at present Is at Drake. N. D. Sha
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NOTICE OF SAL E.

I. Notice is hereby given that by viz
tue Of judgment and decree, rem
dered and given by the district court
OF the Eighth Judicial District, in and
for the County Of Ward and State OF
North Dakota, and entered and dock
eted in the office Of the clerk of said
court in anil for said county on the 9tb
day OF August, 1911, in an action
wherein The First State Bank Of Bow
bells, N. D., domestic corporation
plaintiff, and Pete Ildyed, true name
Peter ndvedsen AMI Ralph Abbott, de-
PENDANTS in the favor of said plaintiff
and against the said defendants for
the sum Of sixteen hundred seventy
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Minot people in general and the
railroad employees and friends OF the
patentee will be interested in learn
ing that resident of Minot, has in
vented and secured patent upon
devise to be used upon railroad cars,
which is at present Interesting the
operating departments Of all the rail
roads in, the United States. Mr.. John
L. Henderson, an extra passenger con-
drlctor on the Minot division of The
Great Northern, secured this patent
on June 10th of this year, and the de-
wise is known in the patent office as
lubricant-reservoir for journal boxes.
It consists Of a, conical reservoir,
shaped to fit any Journal in which
brass is used. This is filled with the
ordinary oil used on railway cars
and sealed with wax, and inserted
in the journal box in moments
time. Thereafter, if the journal
should ever begin to run not, tne "aA
would melt and release the oil In the
reservoir, renewing the supply and
preventing the cause OF 50 many de-
lays in railway transportation, to say
nothing of the accidents caused
through journals burning off, etc. On
account of the invention being so
simple and the fact that it can be
manufactured and put in general use
at so moderate a cost, the great rail-
road systems Of the country are in
terested In securing the right to. adopt
and use the same. We are advised
that the matter Of securing q ruling
compelling the general use of this
devise is now pending before the CON-
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mission of safety appliances. At any
rate the invention will be a source Of
great profit to the patentee.
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Mrs. S. T. Downey of Portland,
Ore, formerly Miss Adelaide Ma
loney of this city, writes her sister,
Mrs. M. J. Nash, of a little incident,
where her husband figured as hero,
and says they were the most excit-
ing ten minutes she had eXperen Hed
since living in Portlad, Ore. JUST
as they had retired, they were awak
ened by the cries of young woman
coming towards their apartments, To-
Gated in the large Luxon apartment
house, which grew louder and more
piteous, until the automobile in which
she was riding slowed up, giving her
chance to jump out She was fol
lowed BY a large, we'll dressed man,
who dragged her back into the auto.
Mr.. Downey did not stop to dress but
rushing out, biffed the big brute a
stunning blow which laid him out for
a few seconds, giving the woman an
opportunity to make good her escape
The big fellow was very angry and
wanted to kill Mr.. Downey for inter-
fering with his plans, but being afraid
the police, and no doubt remem
bering the horrible blow he had re-
ceived decided to move on. Mrs.
Downey says it was laughable the
next morningt to hear every other
man in the building say what he had
just intended to do, had not Mr.. Dow
ney done it for him. They were all
on the scene, but none dared to make
a move but Mr. Downey.
FOR sALE OR RENT-Quarter Sec
ton farm five miles south of Minot,
100 acres newly broken, living wal
er on farm. Address Box S13, Mi
,o,t NJ n
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FORMER MINOT MAN A
PORTLAND HERO

S. T. Downey Jumps From His Bed
Clad Only in His Pajamas anc
Knocks Big Brute Down Who Wa.
Abusing Woman.
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WILL DISREGARD CON-
STRUCTlVE RESIDENCE
After Dec. I, Those Making Five-Yesr
Proofs Must Actually Live Eive
Years on Their Homesteads.

T. e. DISCARD, register of the Miuo,
landotfice, hands us a circular, just e
ceived from the department Of the
~, in which the settlers are 49,
Tilted that after Dec. /, 1911, those
claims which are proved up upon a
five-years' residence, must be actually
resided upon for five years continuous
ly; the six months constructive resi-
dence formerly allowed will be disre-
garded after that date.
The government is pinning the
homesteaders down more and more
One hundred and sixty acres look pref
ty big to the officials down at Wash
ington, who do not realize what hard
ships the average honest eader has to
go thru ial order to secure a home. It
1should matter little to the govern
1ment whether an actual homesteader
resides five years or four and hall
years on his land. There are land a.
torneys down at the headquarters
however, who must he employed III
some way or another, and they keer
busy chan ing the land laws.
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MlNoT CONDUCTORS
GREAT PATENT

J. L. Henderson,, of the 6. NJ, In
vents Reservoir Which Will Do
Away With Hot Journals on Trains.
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BENEKTED HUNEh SHOOTS
TWO CHILDREN; KILLS SELF
8pe'lni - nauy I.saaar

cannon ffy Colo. eaUf 2g
Mr o W 0auet WhAo lempouaf
Ny iHaauo ahuf Hnd killed hor f
YeW0la sou nud Hor iyea nid daugh
ter imaifH and fHen uraeI lhe wun
pnu upn1 heeif pW4He bullet
through Nfr hcsf
ii0r husband fDmitlpe haIf
half afe o0na all urce deaa tf8u
Nf eio9 Ne'aht0H had heard tbe
an0ia Ha bad uoi uird t1 Ieam af
lhcI origin They had .eru Nfa.
Narneif dus her aoH fm fh. back
tlm uua lhe honae aud fra mia-
uffa fef nrrf sbut were htHrt
fanfu Says hif nde c4mnamcI
uf etoo hcadaghr when b. ler
hff H nn0n nul ha thoue Nue of
lI ahe hHa l0ns bcaH suhIrc, to
behiaghfe
THE Dausitf camo here lt mouths
1sN fnm Tennessee and RtrD hsh.
'f rstasHf-i fhfF hHa 81 ,aiiirsu
.rf 0I bonn came Wees with fhcm.
iur0ur tIrat son Resides fn
rHFor a dauehff lNIng n WuA
iE'Nn. - g.. Na Married irp weeks
.Fn n Haf HIiF ln oscar German
.H aleh.ice of baltimore. Aid
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A Popular Verdict
Based on Evidence Of Guthrie Peo-

Based on Evidence Of Guthrie Peo
pie.
Grateful thousands tell f.
How weak backs were made sirona
Weak kidneys made we'll
Urinary disorders corrected.
Guthrie people add their test.
mony
They gladly praise Doan's Kidney
Pns.
For quick relief and laseng cures.
Guthrie evidence is now complete.
Guthrie testimony ls confirmed.
Reports of early relief substanti-
ated.
Cures dosbiy proved by test Of
time
let n Guthrie citizen sneak
Mrs STERLING Cooper. li0I w.. 40
hle 81. Guthrie. Okla. saws. -Tbe
public statement q gave in 1905. rec.
ouWehhpe poms Kidney Pills was
correct in efeiy particular. since
ihen J have taken noan's Kidney
Pills nay self and have been greatly
benefited. know Doans kidney
Pi'ls. are a good remedy for mains
through fle back and hips and other
troubles caused bs weak kidnoys.
For sale by an dealers Price 20
cents. Fosier-Mlburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tie name-Doans-ans
axe no other
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a Cue il the Letters.
f)ne essl facY seems I'D ain g q
d8elisr d gne q e houses oBfo
site the ehnrch ard parsonage As
e WRITER q rhe letters me spe
men III ae hatds 81 he postal au
tbgrties contain more than enc ret
eremce ~ the state 81 the parEons ~
HrdDw paaee Which aEe eed 9s
be3H@ alEt8 FBaagh heE asHa F looa
freshly washed 10 ghe wash ou the
parsonage line. and q. on
A person waiklug ~ n2ht msyacr
tae iaf~5faga &aaams ogs fl would
more likely 3e M4 occupation o1
s0Eae ore #9o watched them contine
lIaig with a0etile eye zrA the
e8nio~a began 70 look strange and
unusual Az for ne clothes oh taa
lAae jn The parsonage y4rd sew per
Sons are fali enough 10 see over be
fence From the street no woman
~ ordinary herAnt e0ilid BE Il there
vas WASH out drying er mot gnile
roB The seeona Story Window 0f
eae houses opposite tbe Ve@ would
De very plain
ne Houses Empty Nov.
i09@H houses on EerFE affec7 aTs
either empty or barrlca ed The
sport o. t9e mischieYous small boy
has lost lts zest tor moody answers
The eeil yniug q, he end of year.
Of disfrHst and suspicion rhe D0sta
alFeatiga1 ana the arrest of Miss
he Nit Bave SO disturbed people
hat they stay indoors ard merely
peer IBItlyeiv al their callers from
su upper 50 mdow. The ~ WITT
foHse has IT. five eairs ef shutters /.
.ioaea and che porch 5eacn IS einD-
81 The shades Of the dolmer win
low I'D he third story out on The
State roof Is dmwu DOWN When I
be children come pouring 0Bt at /
1clock frCm 9ue Taylor public I
'ch0ol on the block below they ran
,0 ia AN otaer directions. but seem
o avoid the street
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GRANDMOTHERs
USED SAGE TEA
To Dafken the Hair and Re.
store Gray and Faded Hair
TO Its Natural Color

u is easier 10 pfeaerye the coior
of the hair than ta restore il ai
lhpufh 20 is possible to DO both our
kiandmolhefs understood The aecref
meg hndn faar tea." uud their
daIh giwsy bair Ions mler middle
ile was due i0 thls fact our moth
efs HHtc gay hairs hel0re they are
niit Dui ihef aro beginning 90 ab.
htnciaie ihe wisdom OF oar efand.
moiHoia in usug sage tea for
thf.f hH.r and aee mft following auit
The prcaeaf RtHeraii0n has fhe IA
AnnHc of the pafi Boa ihai II cam
krt rei4t lu.nne preparation cail.
ra N1fiha sage aud sulphur Hair
femea} A. "a scalp iunIc und color
ieaiarrr thia preparation A VASTLY
superior iu tno ordinary sage tea"
made Hf alr erHuamuihefe.
tHis remedy sold under rtar
iuioe ihai ihc money uin he famna
.d 10 li nNa to du exactly aa rere
.cnfrd
ouf haIr s ior.na color of com
uf uuL atfu using Wtehf Sage
lnd Sulphur today aHd reo what a. 1
.hanFc It nIi make ln fcW dala I
imr
rtn preparation a offered to theI
public at nnF rrun bottle. and is /
ec0mmniel sHt uid h ll dme I
ifft.
3pe H Agents. uel nue Store ]
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22

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