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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04

use some OF their own machinery. Mr..
weeks. on the other hand, said:
me United Shoe Machine company
leases its machinery abroad exactly as
IL Is leased in this country and at the
same rate
Efforts to Restrain Trade.
Senator Bailey told the manufactur.
ers that. In his opinion. contracts with
the trust could be proved illegal. that
In spite or the shoe machine conn
pany's patent rights. he thought their
action could be construed as an effort
10 restrain trade. and he declared that
the Attorney General might make
some trouble for the trust after he had
learned OF the statements at today's
hearings
Representative Difenderfer of Penn
sylvania today introduced Resolutions
calling upon the secretary OF the navy
ana secretary OF war TO furnish con-
gress with all information relating
TO shoe contracts for the army and
navy prior 10 1909. Similar resolu-
tons introduced last week by Repre-
sentative Gardner were confined tn
1909, 1910 and 1911.
The inquiries were based upon
charges made by Mr.. Difenderfer that
one shoe manufacturing concern has
monopoly on government contracts
and has frozen out" all competitors.
The resolutions were referred respeo-
lively TO the naval and military com
mittees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04
DRUGGISTS WILL
ELECT OFFICERS

Martinsburg was selected for the
next convention Of the West Virginia
druggists az their meeting held yes
terday at the grill room Of the Nc.
Lure hotel owing 90 the large class
taking tho state examination. 10 qual-
ify az druggists. the election OF or
. hccrs was postponed until this after
noon when the meeting will be con
cluded. Examination papers Will be
graded and returned to those taking
the examination. Six Whecliugitea
took tho examination. among whom
was Miss Christina Blum. the only
woman to appear before the state
board
With "a larrc attendance. the meet
ing was called fo order shortly after
@ O'Clock and examinations bv the
state board started The following
officers are conducting the examina-
ton T.. o. Uaymnkcr. president.
Clarkaburg. So. o. Price. vice urcai-
dent. sutton D. r. fandon. Kew
stone and $ NJ Scott Jr. Terra
Alta
Following is llst Of those taking
Che examination James y Arm.
strong Christina o. blum. William J.
Hamilton. Seal Perrin John Bruce
rlayncy and Earl Charles Woods %
Wheeling Uaynard r. Kelinr. OF
GmnfsvlIic. ND. Iinaiy no. Don't. OF
M0rranfown James Graham Forru.
son. of riushurg William E Morton
of Norfolk Robert %. Barr. OF EIk.
FMS. IFsa r. snavey. Of Pitfaburr.
Charles Norford FLYNN of Ada. o..
Homer q. Wallace. ~ Cincinnati. %
Herman Murdoch. ~ Cambridge. q.
Harry Elmer Patterson. Of chester.
Katherine Korhy. OF Kevacr. Monroe
nlcdsor. of Hockioy. Carl S Kendall.
20 Warwood. Leslie Main. Of Hunt
ingion. Harry q Knowles. Of Fast
Liverpool Edgar w. Rakcr. of In
eram. q. Frank Ray Morris. Of 90.
iumbus. Leland g Dovorc. Of Colum
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local school is improving from re-
cent Illness
Mrs Anna Bilyncv. Mrs ~. VI
Yates Misses Bessle and Ncliio could.
% West Alexander Ia. were Wheel
Ink visitors yesterday.
Tho young child 81 Nir. and Mrs.
Harry Connolly. II The Stone church
road. ls Il
Starting with next SUNDAY tho
stone church SUNDAY school will boz
rlr OF 90 a. m. instead % 90 90 o'clock
ls has been the custom
MIrs Saddle Rowan and Miss Nav
Trrsdaie Of West Alexander. Pa are
visiting Mrs ur NcMastrrs.
Edward Hrift. a. Fairmont W. Va.
wae iool'nr after business matters
hero feIffrday
Tho Junior choir. of tho Epuorfh
League ~ tho F1rst 81 o. church win
meet bod fhs church tomorrow evening
o. unmnr EItkereou has moved into
hIs now rss.d.nc. in Film Heights.
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GEORGIAN YOUNG
,oonuHusa from Firs, PssoJ

also introduced extensive testimony
attacking Miss Young's character
Regulations were dragrod into tho
mIre through the testimony intro.
duced in tho case. girls fair name
bad been blasted in tho effort ~ so.
cure monetary damages from "a rich
man and thc rIri had loot
For almost "a minute not sound
was t0 bo hofrI Then C0rrRan waa
surrounded Boy Die friends and con
rrafu.afof
Georgian was not In Tho court room
bIf while the millionaire was shaking
fhn hands ~ each lurlm Tho
mother and brother ~ tho fair Pitts.
burg Eirl aat silently on tho plaintiffs
counsel table They lef Few
minutes afterwards to break tho news
20 Georgian who had remained ln
lcr r0om at the hotel
Whom told of Che verdict. Georgian
screamed and ahriched. fcu to tho
h0or in faint and u required four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04

I.0rs no your mothers bu.r ROYAL
H'uo Flour y0ui rot fsiuv ma
chine with each sack
Hrr A. r. TUeff. of Wrrrrfr-a a1-
I.n .r.IrrIf. f0r Hnrr... fIfr
.'0.' "r.rr sle aII tieIf Dor parents
fnr ..rHI days
ifmrr Buchanan ord Harry howard
~ IHNHr wfr. business rnu.fs Dor.
yesterday
INn REGULAR monthly meeting ~ me
i.'a Excelsior Rand ~ fhr efnu.
church ulu hold fe regular monthly
u.nfrF Hf fhr homo of &c.. 49, D.
alien sunday afternoon
49, A. WnnIrun salesman Tor fnr
iI" NH.n" Irur rnuuHu. woe COLL
Inr DU fha DIf rho pike TRADE rraf.r.
fH.
Aiisa Laura a. Toung. teacher in tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty Deeds Filed

John plorson. George picrson and
others to Elizabeth pieraou. tract of
land iu Smith township. consideration
80.
William r. Carman and wife to
Cafharino Gillespie. tract OF land in
Hchland township. consideration.
$3.50.
Jesse o. uoulna and wife fo Ciar.
cnce o. Patton. tract of land In War.
rem township. confederation. $1,000.
william o. Frazlir and wife f0 Della
Heath. tract of land in Pcasc town.
ship. confederation ST.
John vs.. TaUkoF. Hs executor. 20 J.
r. NeIluu. tract of land BOZ Goshen
township. consideration. $3.50
John Alhoris to GiusUno FoInc. sof
So. in Alhcrta addition fo CIarks.
Vile. consideration. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04

2us; A F. Mccall. of Charleston;
ray Elmer Ault. of Fairview: LLOYD
- Harlan. OF Huntington: f. Fred
howes' OF Homestead. Pa: Dana
lawn Williams. of Youngstown. o. 4;
DIN Taylor Cirtis, OF Rimball; r. y
blankenship. OF Roanoke. Va: Henry
J: Whitehead. OF Keystone: Edwin r.
Turner. OF Glen Jean; Ennis w. Ali
son, OF Chester; w. A. Todd. of
charleston: James b. Webb, of Kim
Dali; W. A. Greenwood. OF KimbaIl
and c. p. Rayl. Of Ada. O.
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FEDERAL WAR
Continued Prom rirst Par,.1

tive Weeks on the floor of the house
was praising the concern which owns
All the patents on and controls all the
snoe machinery in the United States.
he declared that because the United
Shoe Machine company refuses TO
sell any machine outright. only leas-
ing II TO the manufacturer. the latter
Is enabled TO engage in business with
less capital, and that the tendency OF
this method was TO increase manufac-
lures.
The manufacturers declared that
this trust operates on a different basis
with foreign manufacturers from what
IL does with those in this country. for
one thing allowing those abroad TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04

Tho town rurncu OF Elm Gro.o vll
meet This evening ir regular monthly
session iu tnr rify building Thr mat
f.r 'f collecting THrhnrr wlU probably
.'r. up fDr consideration and some
action is expected 90 I. taken uu fnr
proposition. THE remainder % fhr
business VIII lc mainly ~ routine
MIXTURE
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NEWSDEALERS

May Bird IS the first NATIONAL POST DAY.
Have you prepared to meet the demand for THE.
NATIONAL POST by ordering copies well in ad-
vance, II not, do in advance, as the first edition Is
limited to 100000. Write for particulars regarding the
exclusive agency in your district.
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Arrangement are being made bv 81
MHrts church ~ Triadelphia FOR the
giving 90 BE- rurhre party In crafts
hail on wednesday evening May d..
several valuable prizes viii hs award
Ft fn fnr surcessfui cuutegfaufa. The
proceeds viii ha used Tor tua fund
which is being raised t0 build new
church
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for that purpose. will Doe adopted. \
.IHss name VIII also bc chosen 8
membership campaign % increase the
class BIAS been inauguratel ard is max
Ing "a material gain.
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fr. M..f. fnfF. EriFIta .r r--
fHIHa H rnkInr Arrangement f. HafI
hlr rl'0hrafinu Hnrun flru. DURING
fNn month ~ juno. The HnHIr uNI Dol.
n fHa nature ~ r reunion OFF fn.
members and fH.lr families Th. exact
iff. haH rHf N.tn d.riflf upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-04

For pure Crystal fec. delivered md
put boo your ico box with care and sat
lsfactiou guaranteed. between Wheel
iug and Film Grove. apply To- Butler
Bros. Park View. Bel phone. f12-J.
e.. o.
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% 81 Howell a popu,,r GruFgst OF
Grccushurg Nv. e1ys We use
Chamberlains Cough Remedy IN our
own household and know De- is or.
celicut For sale by an Dealers
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THE NATIONAL POST,
The neL0 national fortnightiy,
LoiU be placed on all nelDs.
stands throughout the coun.
try on MAY 3rdo

THE NATIONAL POST i. the magazine for the
American reader who wants to keep IN touch with
all the dOngs Of the day through an unbiased interpreter
OF the and who also wants to look on the lighter
SIDE Of life, presented in breezy fiction Of high
quality.
IL is the magazine for you Watch for it on the
newsstands on May 3rd
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rHr &. q. Hiweretv co


Room $40 schmuih1ch Building
bel lhono fG.5H- Sat Phone lUIl.R
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Ioys The only way TO get the
flying machine IL 20 buy ROYAL Blue
Flour. one aeroplane In each sack.
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BOYS

Big profits and splendid prize, for securing Es,s Of
customers. Ask us about III
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a man seldom ENJOYS doinr thinr
unless ho doesn't have to a. o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30

Ex-Health:-Your symptoms indi-
cate a weak-run-down condition of
the nervous system, probably due to
indiscretion, late hours or Overwork.
This condition is accompanied by such
symptoms as timidtiy, downcast eyes,
lack of confidence, lost memory and
vigor, cold extremities, dizziness,
heart palpitation, trembling limbs,
shortness of breath, sleeplessness,
discomfort, irritability and a general
inability to ace naturally at all times.
Scientifically concentrated drugs, free
from opium, cocaine and the like,
will overcome such conditions. OBJ
tain these ingredients separately,
avoid any embarrassment, and mix at
home as follows: Get three ounces of
compound syrup sarsaparilla in six
ounce bottle. Get one ounce each Of
compound fluid balmwort, compound
essence cardiol and tincture cadumene
compound. Add balmoyrt TO sarsap-
arilla, shake and let stand two hours.
Then add other two ingredients,
shake well and take a teaspoonful
after each meal and one when re-
firing.
N. o. K.:--Such symptoms as are
mentioned amongst the following in
dicate a herditary scrofula or a con-
dition of blood poisoning The dis
ease can be eliminated by a regular
and thorough course of treatment.
The symptoms are sores, running
sores. eczema, ulcers, boils carbun-
cles. bald spots, sore mouth, sore eye
lids. mattery discharges, etc. Have
the following prescription filled for
both yourself and child: Syrup tri-
folium comp ozs., aromatic cas-
cara 1 o., and comp. fluid balmwort
2 or. Mix. Adult dose, teaspoon
ful four times daily Children, one
fourth to one-half telspoonful. BE
persistcnt and regular in taking until
the blood is altered and purified.
Claire HI certainly agree with
Won that fine clothes and ladylike
department will not overcome the III
looks of q stringy, greasy head OF
hair. but such adornments too often
accentuate the poor health of the hair
and scalp. If your hair is greasy,
oiIv and dead in lustre and eliminate
the oily appearance and at the same
time cures the worst case Of dandruh
and itching scalp. obtain a four
ounce jar Of plain yellow n. nyol and
Irse as per directions accompanying
same. Beautiful lustrous flufiy mar
will be your early reward.
Elsie J.:-Your questions and symp-
toms have been answered and eX-
nIained several times heretofore IN
these columns, but as they may nave
escaped your attention, | Will repeat
INV advice as have or many others;
Won V1 have an extremely chronic and
dangerous case Of nasal catarrh, ana
Mis- is responsible for your headache
Soul breath and indigestion. The mu-
cns drips into your throat and thence
20 the stomach while sleeping. %
rain two ounces Of yilane powder; take
level teaspoonful and mix II thor
@rqbly with one ounce Of white vase
linz This makes an excellent healing
halm % when applied to the nostrils
Sany Use the remainder Of the pow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
Simple Cold Remedy

We have found a new remedy for
colds and catarrh that actually does
the work, and We want to tell all our
friends and patrons about Il.
1t is simple matter to cure a cold
If treatment is given promptly with
Mentholyptus.
We have been In the durg business
great many years and we know that
Mentholyptus Is the simplest and
most logical remedy for colds and
catarrh that has ever been found. All
you have to do is to inhale the pleas
ant vapor and use little soothing
salve, and you get instant relief, no
matter how severe the cold.
This Mentholyptus not only soothes
and heals the inflamed usises,b m
and heals the inflamed tissues, but
seems to absolutely protect you from
further infection.
We want all our friends and pat
rons to come in and learn about this
remedy. We are so confident of the
merits of Mentholyptus that the first
package is sold on mOney-back
guarantee. 1t is never safe to let a
cold drag along, and even IL you
haven't got cold now it will GER
tainly pay you 10 investigate. ]. c..
Perry, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
AN UNPROFITABLE
DEAL IN HORSES

klamath Falls, Or, Nov. 30.-Af-
ter the horses attached by the First
National Bank of Kennewick, Wash,
in the case against Joshua and Julia
Swindler, have been held for nine
months and eaten more than $500
worth of livery feed, Judge Hnery
l.. Benson, in the Circuit Court, has
dissolved the attachment He holds
that the chattel mortgage issued In
the State of Washington, whence the
animals Were removed to Oregon, is
good in this state, and that the at
tachment is Unnecessary to create a
lien.
AS five of the horses were burned
in a livery stable after attachment,
the Swlndlers will probably sue the
bank for damages. The livery bill
and counsel fees already amount to
as much as the $500 claim which
the lank Is striving to enforce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30

der as nostril wash, half teaspoon
full to a pint of warm water. Snuff
the water from the hollow of the hand
well up into the nostrils until all mu-
Gus is removed. Do this twice daily
and in a week or two all traces OF
catarrh will vanish Keep up the
/ treatment as preventive.
Goldie N:-Your height indicates
! that you do not weigh enough, and an
abnormally thin girl is never very at
tractiVe to the opposite sex. If you
/ wish to be plump with pink cheeks
, and red lips you should continue TAX
ing the tablets. One package Of g.
grain hypO-nuclane tablets could not
be expected to any more than start
| the processes in the cells and tissues
necessary to increase your weight. II
is scientific process which requires
} time in the building up of new cell
| tissues, white and red blood cor
puscle.
Continue taking the 3-grain hypo-
nuclane tablets for or 4 months
Your health and strength are certain
/ W luDlONbs anu dNhtu HtlEuL WIFI
come as certain as night follows day
Miss M, The formula which you
request is not one of my own, but |
have frequently quoted it and have
learned by correspondence that II has
proven very effective for some of my
| patients. The formula Is that Of q
noted beauty specialist. If properly
used 1t should prove very satisfactory
and round out your figure as desired
Compound tincture cadomene / Oh
/ mot cardamon), glycerine 2 ozs., rose
water ozs., and a teaspoonful OF
| bOrax Mix. Shake well and apply
about a tablespoonful to the neck
arms and bust, rubbing and massag
ing until completely absorbed. Then
wash the parts treated with hot water
and soap and dry thoroughly. Apply
morning and night for several weeks
or months, as the case may require.
would further advise internal
/ treatment to improve the blood and
increase the general plumpness Of the
body For this obtain 3-grain hypo-
nuclane tablets.
Young Adam:-My favorite pre-
| scription, which has frequently been
given In these columns for weaknesses
Of the kidneys and bladder, can be
used by very large number, as this
is an affliction visited upon scores
who have disobeyed in some way ma
| tural laws. Anyone who has such
symptoms as lame back, headache
feyerishness, puffs under the eyes, in
famed eyelids, swelling Of the ankles
and feet, frequent burning and pro
/ fuse urination, especially at night
with pain In the bladder region, may
/ rest assured that the following pre-.
scription will prove vastly beneficial
and all such symptoms will disappear
with its use. Have your druggist mix
or obtain ingredients separately and
mix at home: Compound fluid balm.
wort one ounce, fluid extract bucht
one ounce, and syrup sarsaparilla
compound four ounces. Take a tea
spoonful before or after meals and
one when retiring, drinking plenty Of
water between meals
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
BY ELKS
MRS. ROSE BLOCK BAUER AND
J. ROSS FARGO TO SING AND
JUDGE r. r. BUTLER TO DE.
LIVER THE MEMORIAL ADJ
DRESS.

Mrs. Rose Bloch Bauer Portland's
peerless soprano, will make her first
appearance before a Salem audience
next Sunday afternoon at the Grand
opera house, when the Salem Elks
mold their sixteenth annual memorial
service. While the name of Mrs
Rose Bloch Bauer is familiar TO the
people Of Salem, yet there are many
VINO nave never ' I'D the pleasure of
nearing this distinguished singer.
whose superb voice has nerv efailed
TO charm the peOpie whenever she
has appeared before The public.
The opera house will undoubtedly
De taxed to its capacity by the many
admirers of Mrs. Bauer who are anx-
lously awaiting the opportunity of
nearing her on this occasion.
In addition to this excellent singer
the Elks have also secured the SER
vices Of J. Ross Fargo, of Portland.
whose wonderful tenor voice has
been the principal topic in musical
circles since his return from Paris,
where he spent the past few years
studying music under the direction
.of the most skilled musicians.
Mrs, viii II. Burghardt, Jr.. Of
this city, will assist both Mrs. Rose
Bloch Bauer and Mr.. Fargo as ac-
cOmpan'st.
A large orchestra, under the direc,
tion of c. ]. Kurth, will furnish sew,
.eral appropriate selections.
Judge r. R. Butler, a prominent
lawyer of Eastern Oregon, will de,
liver the memorial address. Judge
Butler has no superior as an elo
quent public speaker in this state
and it was only through the fore
sight and prompt action of the Sa
lem /Elks that he was secured To-
this event, as many other Elk lodges
in the state were anxious to engag,
him for this years memorial ser
vice.
With such an excellent musica
program and the most interesting
speaker in the state of Oregon, tn
Elks and the general public are Ger
tainly to be congratulated on tn
program that will be presented II
them at the memorial Service mex
Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
The KLAMATH
FALL DAM IS
COMPLETED

klamath Falls, Ore, Nov. 80
After keeping 40 fires going night
and day for weeks to heat concrete.
and building large canvas walls and
ceiling over the work to keep the
heat in, the contractors of the Lost
River diversion dam building for the
government, have put in all the CON
crete without damage from Jack
Frost, and are breathing freely once
again.
The auxiliary work which remains
to be done will take probably six
weeks, after which the work will be
turned over to the reclamation ser
vice, that 1t may go ahead and re-
claim 5000 acres, mostly inundated
by Tule lake. The dam is of the
horseshoe type, built in a circular
fashion to distribute the presusre of
vast amount Of water over a great
er area than a straight across"
dam would permit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
NO MONEY FOR
RED CROSS
CHINA WORK
IuNIrEp rnrss Lrlsrn w1RE.l

Washington, Nov. 3O.-From all
over the United tates there has come
about S100 in respons to the appeal
of the American Red Gross, issued
about a month ago for funds to re-
lieve famine sufferers in China and
TO aid in putting Red Cross societies
on Chinese revolutionary battlefelds.
This sum, to Insignificant to be for
warded is being held by the Red
Cross officials here, with 5000 collect
ed for the same purpose last summer.
1t Is hoped that the total will at least
reach $1,000, as that has been the
minimum amount usually handled in
such cases.
1t is supposed that the closeness
with which Chinese appeals have
followed each other is practically re-
sponsible for the lack of contributions
1t is suggested, too, that the recent
massacres perpetrated by both Chi
nese and Manchus have tended to dull
the sympathies of the American pub
lie.
AT the outset of the present trouble
in China, the American Red Cross
sent $1,000 from its emergency fund
for use there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
PLEASANT RECEPTION
TO PASTOR FISHER

The home of B. L. Edwards on
Twenty-fourth street was the scene
of very pleasant social affair Tues
day night. Between so and 60 of the
members and friends Of the Chemek-
eta Street Evangelical church gave
an informal reception to the pastor,
F. NJ. Fisher, and his wife. This was
in honor of their twelfth wedding an
niversary, and of Mr. Fishers forty
first birthday. They were presented
with a purse of So by the assembled
friends. A beautifully Ornamented
birthday cake, with Al lighted can
dies stood on the center table While
the candles were burning, the assem-
bled guests Joined in singing, "Blest
Be the Tie That Binds" and the Rev
B. j. Goode led in prayer. After
serving a delightful lunch, God Be
With You Till We Meet Again" was
sung, thus closing a very enjoyable
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30
Man Hurt Dofllng Shirt.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 30.--Paul
Higerman, a waiter, dlslocated his
right shoulder early yesterday morn
ing, when taking off his shirt prepara-
tory to going to bed after working in
a downtown cafe all night.
He went for treatment to the re-
ceiying hospital, where he said that
the accident was caused by his wife
having playfully puked him in the ribs
and caused him to execute an unusu-
al movement when disroblng.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-30

Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamberlain's
Liniment is cheaper and better.
Dampen a piece of flannel with II
and bind 1t over the affected parts
and it will relieve the pain and sore
ness For sale by all dealers.