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Evening journal., 1912-06-10
BREAKS LOOKUP
WHILE AWAITING JAIL.

SEFORD. Del. June Whiskey
selling and gambling at Bridgeyille,
Saturday night started a negro fight,
which ceased only when a crowd of
100 white men, led by Chief Of Police
Adams and his assistant. Hubbard. in
terfered. One negro roadster was cap
tured about a mile from town and
used roughtly. Arraigned before VIII
liam p. Short, he was fined $50 and
costs as was an other negro, Leon
Cary. Cary could not produce tho
money and was placed in the town
lookup. 20 be taken TO jail.
During the night he escaped by pry-
ing the bars in an upper window. Il
Is supposed he was helped from tho
outside. posse is hunting him.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
NO BAIL FOR
ATTERBURY WHOSE
AUTO KILLS MAN
BY The United Press.

hy The United Press
PHILADELPHIA, June l0-W. W.
Atterbury. vice president Of the Penn
sylvania railroad. was held without
bail for court today By Squire Buck
land, in Radnor. Pa. police station.
as the result OF an automobile acci-
dent In which Mrs Hugh McTaguo.
aged as. was run down and killed By
an automobile driven b. dr. After
bury. near villa Nova early today.
The wOman's husband was badly i'm
jured but Is expected 10 recover The
injured man is a coachman for Theo-
dore II. Morris, and with his wifo
occupied house on hig promises The
accidcm occurred near thc philadci
lphia and Western Railroad station
Tho police say Mr. Atjerbury's ma.
chine was running at high speed when
Taguo and his wife stepped into the
highway and a second later lay In
the dust
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
wARNs on CHEsTER WATER
Hoard OF Health Advises Residents IA
Roi before Using.

CHESTER. Pa. Juno 10-On 40.
count Of the increase in the number %
bacteria in the city's drinking water,
the Board Of Health has issued a
proclamation advising the residents TO
boil the water.
While the health officials are not in
a position TO say that the wter Is
not potable they feel that the decided
increase IN germs warrants this ac~
tiOn
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
0. G. 4. ELECT OFFICERS.

Harry Pearce OF tuls city was re-
elected an officer Of the grand council.
United Commercial Travellers OF
America az the annual meeting In
Philadelphia on Saturday Among the
Delawaroans who attended Tho ham
quet following the meeting Saturday
night we're: Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Cham
borlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Boyer. Mr..
and Mrs. II. B BATHS. j. w BATHS.
Miss Nellie Forrest. II. NJ Hargait.
Miss Bessie Ash. Mr.. and Mrs. J "
Mcleod. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Jackson.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Pearce. Mr.. aud
Mrs r. T. Lane. Walter Beasten OF
Rambo, Seward Barvick. Sudlersville,
l Md
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
BARGES IN FAVOR.

Many barges came up the Delaware
river and bay yesterday. mostly in
ballast, to loan coal. There were,
however. number laden with lum-
ber and other merchandise from
Southern ports. While the old-time
sail vessels are vanishing, barges have
become more numerous and are to-
day an important factor in the coast
ing trade.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
ST. STEPHENS EXCURSION.

ST. stephens Lutheran Church ex-
cursion TO Augustine Beach will take
place tomorrow. One OF the events Will
be a baseball game between tho mar
ried and the unmarried men Of the
church. Andrew Aschenbach is man
ager and Edward Scheii the captain
Messrs Aschenbach and Shell an
nounce the lineup as follows: Geiger'
3b: Jap" Wilhelm, IS; Hirzel, pitch
or, Aschenbach, c; Eddie" Schell, 1b;
Book. 2b: Franklin, CT; Grotz. II; c
Schell, RI.
Book of Y. M c. A. and Hirzel, a
former church league player are
among the lineup.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
FIRE N GROCERY.

The Woccacoe Fire Company re-
sponded 10 still alarm, shortly
after II o'clock last night. when fire
was discovered in the grocery store
Of Michael FilipklowtN, a. the corner
OF Columbia avenue and Van Buren,
streets The loss will reach $500. The
origin Of the blaze Is unknown.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
S. OF d. HONORS Nm.

Ferd Clement of this city, was
elected supreme master Of the Shield
Of Honor at the convention which has
Just closed In Atlantic City. Delegates
from Wilmington who attended in
cluded A. b. Crossgrove. c. r. Martin
Melville W Wells, Alfred l.. Rawns-
lev and Ford rlement.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
MANY aDRUNKs' ARR F0UND.

AS a result of the activity Of the
police on Saturday night twenty-seven
persons were arrested, twenty-one of
them on charges of drunkenness. As
but one Of them had tho coin with
which to pay a nominal fine and costs
yesterday. twenty-six we're kept in the
police station cells 10 be arraigned in
city court this morning.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
CHILD KICkEp RE HORSE.

While 7-year-old Helen Walsh.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Walsh, Of No. 1902 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. was playing in field near her
home yesterday she had two OF her
ribs broken by a horse kicking her,
DR.. John Palmer is attending the child.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
Two Strike Sympathizers
Shot Down in Chicago

we're members Of party of four men
who threw a brick at him while he
guarded a newsstand. When he fol-
lowed them into saloon. he said,
they attacked him and while lying
on the floor Of the saloon, the police
man shot both Of them. They we're
taken to Grace Hospital, where It was
said they would probably die.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. June 10-Two union
men. sympathizers of the men on
strike against Chicago newspapers,
we're shot and probably fatally wound
cd early today by Policeman Joseph
Demenee. Charles Bush, a marble
cutter, and Daniel Beelan, cab
driver, according to the policeman
Evening journal., 1912-06-10

SUCCESS SUGGESTIONS.

Here's a suggestion that many.
have found worth while in striv-
ing for watch the Wants.
Tho Wants mean opportunity.
Chances for gainful transac-
iions arc presented in the Wants;
opportunities for better jobs. bet
ter houses and flats. better values
in essentials for the home.
" The Wants point to realty deals,
buying and exchanging. They
toll of the needs of business
8 houses and individuals. The
. Wants are brimful Of vitality in
teresting facts that many turn TO
good advantage. Make it a point
. 70 keep in close touch with the
. Wants.
.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10

friends all through the Diocese Of VIII
mington who will unite with his own
parishioners in hearty congratula-
tions upon this silver anniversary. and
best wishes for many more years o.
happiness for the popular pastor
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
FIRST EXCURSION TOMORROW

The excursion season will begin to-
morrow when St Stephens Sunday
School will go to Augustine Beach on
the steamer Thomas Clyde. Union Nj.
E. Sunday School will go TO Betterton
on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
PAYS ss FOR PHOTOGRAPHS.

Charles Shier OF Philadelphia was
defendant IN City Court this morn
ing, charged with photographing with
out a license and was fined s. and
costs.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
WEATHER.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, June l0-Fair
weather will prevail in the eastern
States.
WASHINGTON. June 10-For Della
ware: Fair tonight and Tuesday; not
much change In temperatures hgnt
variable winds.
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
MrRpEnrp WAN IN rLryArOR SHAFT.

~ The United Press
NEWARK; n j., June io.-what appears q deliberate
today nudns mangled body
at shaft the Building The body
the building there
are several hundred
identity Of the building
day is also mystery watchman declared tho body
was not the place yesterday
NINE PEOPLE DEAD; HEADS CRUSHED.
DIES MONIES Iowa. o-A telephone from
vsca the bodies of nine people
we're found j. b. Moore prominent hardware
today Is Moore his wife and
hve children and two unknown heads Of all had
been crushed with
Evening journal., 1912-06-10
ATrERBURY. oUT OF JAIL.

PHILADELPHIA June lo--w. w Atterhury vioe-pres-
ident Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. automobile
down and killed Mrs Mary L. Madden, Roaemont-
leased on his own recoguigance by william Buckand
tice of the peace at Bryn Mawr today
Evening journal., 1912-06-10

The EVENING JOURNAL
has more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
Thai means a home papeL
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BUSINESS MEN
Luncheon at the Mcclure Yesterday
Proved Enthusiasdo-Five
Hundred New Members.

Excellent reports and eloquent ad-
dresses featured the noon day luncheon
al the McLure yesterday. marking the
close az the second day OF the member
ship campaign OF the Wheeling BUSH
ness " as Association. Thus encour-
.re4 and enthused. the campalgners will
start out tui- morning ON the last lap
of tAe tlree-days' campaIc u 70 Increase
the membership OF the association 20
500 members.
4fh the new members received yes
t'rHHN. the mem hersUlp was augmented
t' The go mark. and with scores OF
prospective" members who VIII probably
lpiu aud with many persons set 20 10
seen So d. expected that the carnpalFn
VIII close "a noon to-day with more than
900 members on The 100. 60 the assoc!a-
Soon.
Yesterday reports were made ry Cap
ia.Hs W E. Elliott. Heur. q. Eagter. "
vs.. Irwin. T. D. TrINet Dr G.. a Win
E"ri"r. Dave krlls. Charles Lennon.
%. e.. kaibitzed and " l.. SIchou Tine
teams capitalized ly D. -. TruNeu and
". J.. SlcoIl are tied for first place FOR
securing tae largest number OF new
members.
Vice President Csorre NJ shook made
a hrief address I1 which as said that he
could nor sec Why any person would re-
main outside the association President
Nii o. ColviE ~ Gre Harmony Commit
Toe. WHa present. ana uter called upon
f"r feV remarks. responded nuHfy lie
iaIN"d industrial peace. pointing out ITS
OBJ taHtaEes t1 800 persons 1f the COM
Wunit'. anu urged everybody t0 talk for
harmony ana then a.t So
This evening 90 the board % trade
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Warwood Briefs and Personals.

Miss Edith SchOenian, Of MCMech-
en-, is the guest OF Miss Virginia Lee
Flora Brinkmau, OF Nor'h Main street.
John %. Sliffe. OF Twenty first rect.
Is able 20 sit mp after eek's illness.
Miss Madeline Boyd. OF Center Main
street. has accepted pos ton as op-
orator a. the local Bell telephone OK
change. 90 work while Miss THERESA
Sche'itzner is spending her two weeks
vacation az Elm Grove. Upon her re-
turn The other opera or. Miss Anna
lnmau. viii take her vacation.
Miss Nellie Mackey. former rest
dent o. this town. before her marriage
now residing in Pittsburgh. Is visit
'rg her parents Nr and Mrs Louis
Graebe. OF Cleans Run. Norih War
wood
James campbell. assistant baker AZ
the Narvo0i bakery. is expected
home fA.s week. from two weeks
vacation spent with relatives and
friends. a. Stsubeuylle and o.her
points ln ohio
Miss Naro Cole. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs David Jones. OF the Jones
Hotel south NarR God. had FOR her
guest lar evening. Miss Flo Ktsciscla
and Miss Mary TURNS. NJ Wheeling
Anthony Coleman. OF south War
God. has accepted % position a- the
Coleman store. on N0r'r Main street
Tho WarHu1i Beach HiI Doc given
l.a final cleaning ur. this evening. hv
'." Waruo0d Give improvement club
assisted tF number or local mon. who
aro requested f1 mor. 90 fho beach at
0r.Drt The bath houses pIu Do
erected and board walks laid
David G0odnn. dos gnDr o. fho Pack
r-s Motor Truck Plant here has tend
'rnf na resignation and gone t1 an
eastern automobile factory
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STRANGE CASE OF
RACINE WOMAN
United Doctors Cure Woman OF ALL
ments That Caused Strange
Attacks
A RECORD CURE.
Peculiar Sickness Made This Woman
Fall Unconscious al Unex-
peeted Moments.

Mrs. c. II. Bull OF 1915 winslow
St. Racine. Wisconsin. before being
cured by the United Doctors, who
have their Wheeling Institute in the
McLain building at 42-12th street had
unique experience in being treated
for an ailment that apparently neither
she or the doctors who formerly
treated her knew.
About a year ago Mrs. Bull was
taken i'll with severe attacks which
rendered her unconscious six hours.
from 3 a m. until o'clock in the aft
ernoon. From then on these attacks
became frequent and she grew worse
Speaking OF her former troubles, she
says:
Il would lose consciousness com.
pletely and not know a thing going
On until ] came 10. | took different
doctors treatment all the time and
continued 10 grow worse. Other
ailments began TO manifest themsel-
YES, including stomach trouble.
went 10 the United Doctors and stat
ed my ailment TO the physician in
charge. and after a careful examin-
alton he said he understood my case
and that l could get well Ny pres
ent excellent condition proves that
he was right. for. since starting. the
United Doctors remarkable treat
ment, ! have not had one attack. nv
stomach is in fine order. my head
clear. and / feel excellent. The other
doctors did not seem 10 know what
allied me. for in spite OF my repeat
ed requests 20 know my ailments they
Tut me off and did not tell me and I
continued 70 grow worse. ] can not
saw too much for the United Doctors.
/ found that they not only gave me
the fairest and best treatment. but
best OF all. cured me. whereas all
other doctors failed. want this
made az public as possible. as Il
Will probably renew hope for many
who now think themselves incurable.
I hope the immense practice the IN
stitute already has will become much
larger.
tSigned0 MRS {. VI. BULL.
1915 Winslow St. Racine. Wis"
The above is but one OF the hun
dreds who daily praise the United
Doctors for their health wherever
they have an institute.
The success of the Wheeling InstI-
tute. IN the McI.ain bldg. at 42-12th
ST.. Is now becoming we'll known in
all parts Of Ohio. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania.
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WARWOOD
Special Council Meeting.

Town council met in special session
last evening at the North warwood
school building, with Mayor Chas. n.
Dowler. presiding. and csnvassed the
vote cast at the special election last
week for the adoption of a new
method OF paving. sewering and other
repairs OF street and alleys in Great
er Warwood." showing that there
were 102 votes cast for the adoption.
approving action OF council. and only
six against the proposition. All pre-
liminary arrangements were complet-
ed last evening for Mayor Dowler 70
call a special eIction in 30 days
hence at the regular meeting OF coun-
ell Friday evening. The election will
be for the people 20 vote for or
against the town being bonded for
$4,000 to carry out the sewer and
street work. The new sewerage sys-
tenn will cost about 1000. according
to the estimate OF Civil Engineer H.
J. Watson OF Wheeling. who surveyed
the entire town recently and the bal
ance of the bond funds will be devot-
ed TO the streets and alleys. There
is little doubt but that the bond issue
will carry.
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Important Council Meetinn.

The meeting Of The council TO be
held AZ the North Warwood schoo,
building tomorrow evening is expect
ed 10 be one Of the most important
for a long time. one % the princv
sessions 10 the people i'm general.
One OF the principal matters TO come
up before the body. and upno which
final action will likely be taken. is
the proposed new Panhandle Traction
company car barn in North Wawood.
which question has been hanging fir.
for many months. There is no doubt
but that the traction company will
build here. but when they are 20 start
IS the question that viii doubtless be
made known at the meeting tomor-
row evening.
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inson TO Frank Robinson, tract OF
land in Pultney township; considera-
ton 81.
George o. Robinson and Emma Rob
inson 10 Ada Robinson. tract OF land
in Pultney township; consideration
81
The Belmont Land Company 70
George Ayers. tract OF land in Cole
rain township; consideration 500.
The Shadyside Land Company TO J.
A. Jamison tract OF land in Shadyside
consideration $26125.
Joseph Poorman and wife 10 P. NJ.
Cash. tract OF land in Pultney town.
ship; consideration SO.
The Wheeling Terminal Railroad
Company TO the Belmont Brewing
Company, tract OF land in Martins
Ferry; consideration 81.
John Kinds and wife TO Anthony
Trolley. tract OF land IN Kirkwood
township; consideration $500.
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will return TO his home in Patterson
today after spending several days IN
Parkersburg.
]. II. Ambrose and wife returned 20
their homo at Leatherwood yesterday
after spending a few weeks cyisitinK
friends in wellsburs.
r. W. Luke of Sand Hin, was
business caller IN Elm Grove yester.
day.
Mrs. John Linton returned to her
home on Chapel Hill near Triadelphia
yesterday after spending a few days
with relatives IN Wellsburg,
John Sondermen OF Edgewood Is
attending the commencement exer-
cises at Bethany this week
James johnson of woodsdaie, has
tccepted a position with Peter Ambro-
es as driver Of the Coutry Club bus.
Harry Coleman has returned TO his
home at Leatherwood. after a brief
visit with relatives at Detroit, Mich.
Many people from Elm Grove at
tended the euchre given last evening
by the Sodolity girls at St. Pauls
Vincent church al Elm Grove.
James Proyer OF West Alexander
was calling on friends in Elm Grove
yesterday.
Harry Rice. Ellsworth Miller. Curt
Rice and c. II. Romer spent yester-
day in the wild woods OF Green
county. Pa. hunting ground hogs, a
ground hog lunch will be the CHEZ
feature OF this evening when they
will entertain a party or friends.
w. \. Peters. the artist. is painting
a large picture on the Winters stable
at Elm Grove. which is attracting a
I lnar of ~ hx.
on the car line.
William Carter OF wellsburg. is
spending a few days the guests Of
| friends in Fulton.
DIR. Howard Baker Is able 20 be
about again after being confined TO
| his home al Woodlawn. for several
weeks on account off an accident
The station on the inbound track
Of the City and Elm Grove Z. r. at
/ Woodsdale IS being extended TO the
! pavement and will mean n great i'm
provement 70 the station.
Alex. Glass is having a new porch
, built around his residence at Echo
| Point
/ William Reed. Jr.. has purchased n
new Overland touring car which was
seen on the road yesterday for the
| first time.
The p. & o. r. r. company are
/ filling between their tracks near the
/ Peninsula tunnel
a force or men are busy at pres
I ent cleaning up the Elm Grove base
| bail park. and will have IL IN shape
/ for the game Saturday between the
/ c. and r. G. team and the Island
4. &.
{ Word from the Steubenville base
. ball team Is 20 the effect that Will
+ liam CollinEwood. the Pleasant boy
is making good
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Most Marvellous
Kidney Remedy
chas. r. Goetze & Co. 81 Twelfth ST..
or VIII Menkeneller. 1929 EoH
St, Sells u on Money Sack
Plan for All Kidney, Blsd-
der and Female
Diseases.

n YOU are troubled with backache.
sidcache. spots before eyes. dizziness
or high co'ored urine. the chances arc
you have sick kidneys and ought 10
BE- taking Thompson's Barosma right
now
We have grateful testimonials from
people Who know thar Thompson q
Barosm1 has cured them and wiz
send this proof to anyone
BEING liquid tho very first dose De-
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them from fhe poisonous matter thar
BEL clogEiuE 'hem end rapidly bringing
on BrIRhfs disease or some other ser
iouF disorder
when CON fluar0n fs present.
Thompson UrrlH'i0n and Mandrak.
Pills. t-5 cHufsI should aIV1,e hr
taken. Two sizes ~ Thompson p
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d. Goethe q CO.. 20 Tueffih street. rr
W|f NrrE.rf 1920 TrW street
Thompson Nrf.,aI go. Huntsville. ga.
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To Drill Another Well.

The Virginia Oil and Gas company
of Wheeling. will shortly begin drill
ing we'll just moth OF the Wheeling
watr works. between South War
wood and North Warwood. The com
pany started 10 drill on the land
sine time ago. but owing TO the prop
erty being in litigation the drilling
was postponed. The Virginia com
pany is also drilling the seventh well
on the Graebe farm on Gleen's run,
North Warwood.
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. O., June "a
Marriage Licenses issued follow:
William Raymond Boles. age is. OF
Shadyside and Grace wilkinson. age
IS. OF Bellnire.
Van Dell Smith. age 20 and Mary
Katherine LOvey. age q. both Of
Bridgeport
Isaac Rosenberg. age q. OF Lester.
W. Va, and Rae Tagress. age %. OF
Bellaire
Charles &. Rail-. age 81 and Gail Kin
ney, age %. both OF GAINESVILLE.
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Hungry. Honeless Mule.

A strange mule has been wandering
about South WarWood for The past
two weeks. according 20 residents in
that section. To whom he belongs
and from whence h. came no one
seems 20 know. but the animal looks
like he came from along The malaria
section OF the Red river in Arkansas.
People Who have watched the mule
Say that he eats grass on the hill
side all day. but gets no farther.
while one man said he saw the animal
eating on the hillside AZ o'clock
this morning. He has an old rope
about the neck and a faraway look in
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TO CHICAGO VIAAUTO
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 3. Mcclure Leave
Today TO Attend Sessions Of
National Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Mcclure leave
this morning on an auto trip 90
Chicago. 20 attend the sessions OF tho
National Republican convention The
trip viii be made by easy stages.
requiring about three days and
half. night stops being arranged for
Columbus. Indianapolis and South
Bend They VIII arrive IN Chicago
about noon Saturday and will he
CHARTERED ~ the Sherman. where tho
West Virginia delegates will have
their headquarters.
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OUT-TEE-PIKE


\ number % the members OF the Key
stone Bible Glass - fh. stone church a,
Elm Grove spent t4e evening at t.t
home % Miss MARY Weymau. near Beth
4c.af1. TIE evening was spent In
games and music. and az "A seasonahI,
hour q d'Hght'u4 luncheon was served
ny tHc hostess 10 the members attend
ing.
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Worh will bel started by the BsII Tel
epn'ne company shortly % moving their
over stl cables 90 W n.d-lgl- under
ground T.s cables utT- placed ln the
.ris-rrn"rI tubes several weeks aR8
AMI arttr fre over. saI ones are taken
down .f VIII fa.r only short slime o.
make tle Underground connections
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Give Contribution.

AS a result of a single announce
ment made in this colum a few days
ago that the Warwood Christian
church would gladly receive any con
tributions toward buying a S25 bell
for the church, II left with Thomas
p. kindelberger. at the city hail. on
Nineteenth street has resulted in
quite a number of local people giving
contributions last evening Mr.. Kindel-
berger had several dollars for the
bell
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III. G.. Franzheim Co.
1126-2S-3O Main Street
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING
VISITORS WELCOME

rooms will he held the adjourned meet
ing or the members OF the association,
at which the annual election OF officers
and board Of directors will be held. The
meeting has been called for 7.30 o'clock,
and all members are urged to attend.
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II Is now we'll known that not more
than one case Of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment what
ever. All that IS needed Is a free ap-
plication OF Chamberlain Iiniment
and massaging the parts at each ap-
plication Try 81 and see how quick
" IL will relieve the pain and sore
ness. Sold by all dealers.