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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
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The Choice Of sfHdsbgHd 'beet
is TOO iA&SSSSaft sSAi' Saatis1 for woman
Itbdae handicsppes bK gwsakns4sis. bed
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Ibxeati., ItSaerfuluspaits --rthigsnlthet
WIN RsRq555sHew ths{HHse. Rasy,sasafss
daush eit,it bps y1Ltnt1M T7sIo aim
.,isiv oolrs,s Ehei sSeaafs8n berrui,4 -,
Eknay here btisstl@e 4! s. 1; sgt buBye
yaYaR haSe,5 SfX The o6tkef ofAf5w eoMa9
have Whit ySu ,1sthAsebuIr@aN 1trymtd
satisfy you. Call in or write GEO, sH3
Owens, Land and Investment Office,
|oppos7te Csirs Fl duse. a6)ressOaI owtkH
.by u2Iin t66e summgr n6SHdbss maSSfhXfs
Of y9dhF chihr2TR 's1ff53d fd' watt sff1Df '&kSs
ufifiatatais slU6seAessr div the srbtwell
Vixen kivebpxomeass 81 tenticssnlath thlS
G t%s sssGas sass g$dssRss
dBg f fsf SfS i'NtFf * SfpsP&asd
.q4Sog as% ipgttelsestsRd1 oisna, trottEllnYgs
ShalhaaR utbARk 'ssaiPHep rlagM' W aardb S 4ns
that capaa same Il capqo l shioY5 lXH SSHp 81
good mannfrsd fpSa s assh yssmRs9tt5 = lttl S
horse "as ever went down the lane. -
hsMay,be seen vt White bRarp every
dsyysbceptvSunt1 8 etM@tA44DocSt2
est 100 .ysbrtpaa- 5eus,1e-, nossss sdt
n{AyseptehSbis 81 Nv aEs ard often i
agan&sssqA; alseaSe RutJ4 an b s, SHfFsa
MKoaR Remedy nag ured ithe*ea1wheA
malignaN Shdaepidennis 1Hoposa'rsty
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
MSn}y; i's'XYpd'R ia 1a '. 'IsESsaS!hiSGIHs

dfifEN2b{3 ' ous sd sah1sa sss&,2ssS sAss9
~ have taught pnblic school At from
$50 II a1 at5 Isl it'd RasssEIeRa{r
practically unemployed the remainder
tss& .and Sshes lQath 3d1etiegH
from the Oliven RNA4i1eess dcollege have
been placed in good positions at high
ertsalsA!aFX for u psPtRY, St ! s x$Ssass.Ma
JIM SSB GsEa fa e f R$ssS E;Fsa 81 J,
10 0liWer nBasi1IBs l0lySgsb asw
s ss,'Sgs sIhHp sas s1 BSysssa s 80,
Js bsJnIoqqa noTIsaffEJoa 70 es}1lmmos
nj ns* is' 1 81 P PaS1gS aSsas}{ edr
nss% gf7se il sd'
| n f3g yfatfef tBislEs allHqsAlhetaA5F HtAdiHtN
nosupfadt iDecessedH stidW sdt nj noe
roM'ronM MayoC qsetsreo, e1s .snslq ia.
A&sff islStsSS atssaa }}ns tS s@s5i
ktaasf{Rsrs, 1saaa afPx asss,
j. bs4 !d e.ss's e % t ssfss
the undersigned; and those having claAA1a
. strks se1 desepsd lf,pb eynsfa4S1YiR
IN Ente tAsB vSsdofa
Uhted thStlaihttas 4sAulssA1HhoS9lA bns
II list eadnkElleAfstofa 8saaia Sfaaatss,,
-anIt1is- annitnoa- nt- aahiaah- aaa4saos
IhsAy austtiW Goafu ara eeskhts oe adsvsssa.
hns ystsndrta{aH Rwiast1i & qllut44 tSNridssW o,
al ass1snoINiRRO RtAgFdt1on o. tor
PI shs S1tsedstsbaf a4eE Estate fAa'eeA Rs,
Notice 81 Es1sataaGfi x!rsyss
To Whom 1t May concern:
.K0HGANe bNJ q. Il hH tHI&HT
signed has been duly appointed and has
qualified as ExecutTfS OF the estate of Joseph
FAkaq Hte 81 Ald~apa .otsnA1tJogss MeSeea
e sS said A % mase psy
ment to .heiundersignsd;- and those having
tssns ths mi sa ss
bXJewreehsedh foha altNt anne aandaoRssq
"SftRtfiSHAi4 ssh dig vf sttHaegnep!sM: fsIsee &c
.ossodo OF TssMsM| 4 f Is1a sefats sro.i
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS!dF

Quite number have started 9harvo
estlng winter wheat, rye and BAfle!atH
Miss Jessie Kratz arrived hSme tlIam
Cresco last week where she had bh fen
an inmate at Mercy Hospital.
Walter Kratz is the possessor of a
new auto seat buggy. Who YaptH a
ride in it? Please don't all lspeaho dat
once. t1ao tsom
Frank Kostohryzsspd familpsarMsA
present entertaining pmPahy1ar0p
Chicago, 9 4 yd else
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19

For soreness of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or injury,
there is nothing better than Chamber
lains Liniment This liniment also re-
lieves rheumatic pains. For sale by
Fred Lowry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
OBITUARY. ts,ri
,,WAGNRR.,

J. !. 3ae ttsnoaWAGNER.n arnjrsY ~,
Mamie Henderson Wagner, only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. HORACE, Hepderson ,of
this city was born Feb. 1, 1894, (, and
died July II, 1912, aged 10 years, 6
months and II days. tia! ''c,29M Ode
/" She was born in Columbia, M6.,, aid
cameswitho her parents to aIowa, 4 May
c7, 1907. She was married. to j ames
Wagner Feb. 10, 1870 !,
~ Mamie had been great great hsnfferer
since November last, but Bore her SUI
fering as achristian child with FORTH
Etude and bravery. She fwasT greatly
lpvsd lii ~ her seho99l llfs and by al1 wR9
knew her. She was Jaemglbbe4r 9gfs Mrs.,
soper's Sunday school class and a few
veeksfagoy with herhasbahd Was bapt
tized and united with therFirst sieths!
dist Episcopal ehnreh Of thjsieitY. mo,
Her faith in Cod swas.s strong, and
clear: Just before passing to the bet,
ter land, her pastor Administered 'rthe
blessed sacrament to her, IND then
Observation-Disclosures, she said her OVID
prayers 70 God, andoRant on,ipta that
|tity whose builder and maker, is God.
s. The sympathy q, al Who knoY them
Is with the bereaved ones in their SOY S'
row. Godsalone fcanA halps,thems say
aNot my will, hut Thine, he dora:', zbo
Funeral services, we're g., copduftsfdl by
Rev. soPerb at the N: n, eh ',S Friday
at 100 p. m. and the remains were
shippedto tie 'da fhomeaiM Columbia.
Mo-, Fridayaftdrnoon,,S tie 'familylrac-:
ccompanylng.f Il .s,sfs4'. 4.Aa to7
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
"Never Had a Sick Day.''

aysa haanlnts at people say they nsy-
tSlh@ 5nS yS a s6a'f ad st t ASS
neGafr Ravg c61tTRsst } pst4ohp aH cthats thsy
ca1teasilytdigast everything they esto
That is the keyneta e64 bealth1opsEfsf
perfect elimination. To OBJ
tain teiRHseiaseuID1s 0aI6aEAlM Syrhp
Repsinpw hiebsewes Al bstAmafbi1sGvsr,
a abss;S3tle pBs g %SHt
Claimed. andlf ybu Mahe aatfJ'iu' bea
fore buying. send yeasiA addrsssd foroa,
free, bottle to Pepsi1 Syrup Co.. ll9
Caldwell Bldg eM66Hticeif6, efha 1t"is
s6h bv Ill druggists ats50c and Slice %
b0&tte:a usN yiavA ITO cnndt uaaA iliu
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
SARATOGA

SAkAlOGA 'sEG DIN
Mr., and Mrs. Foss, and MIR. anti tkrHt
Bert Miles autoed to Usage last, Th1Fsr
day to see the races. ~ ,du,t
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Thomas. ofrMcIp.
tire, visited at the Locke home. Sim
day. 81 ~
Miss Rose Sigler, and grandMF Ne,
mire, left for Lindsey. Wis. TaesdasH
for a few weeks visit with relatives.
They intend to spend few days at
Preston, MINI, before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Austerman, Of
Riceville, visited at the Earl MOfRof
land home Sunday. oabrl
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shriber visited
home folks at Cresco Sunday. no,Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bernett are snsndit
ing this week with his brother, Dan
and family. =
C. B. Pickett and family. of Rigs
vile, visited friends in our 'tilfage'
Sunday. 'a .spoi'
Mrs. Henning, of Cresco, retumea,
home last Friday from six, dYeeks,',
visit with relatives at Washing ton,
Her son Charley accompanied Her
home.
Mrs. Hegg, and Miss Sadie ffek, of
Cresco, are spending weeks ut nthe
Foss home. OF bssol,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schahh,ft and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Schahn autqs4d te;;
Alta Vista Sunday ..;..,
C. H. Wallace, T. Kakac, apd Elsie
autoed to Lime Springs, Monday to
have dental work done. uiei oas
Mr.. Fogel and Mr.. Dedich, feft1foE
Oklahoma last Saturday. .mlit
Bert Dunn spent Sunday at hoaael ss
C. F. Vlebrock, Marie Jensen ,J9eBf
Erbe, Hazel and Mabel Foss auttQse7sd, +, tt9s
Cresco last Wednesday evening to at
tend Chautauqua; also did Reed Miles,
Roy Sigler and sisters. tmsSa
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
~ .510n3B M9W NstTtE5 bna
sdtIaad f0Yi1SaaeH nossw -stts
-. gy;;33B!sS,sSEs2 $; g$s9sss
"a l4s 1: , ssi's

GsNgH e6eUSe'qtt99Aol SsS94sad RIbssH9s
MinnesotA rs RsoGreaai4e 10. Republican
league tsapss nssd svsd OF bs.Ioqsr s,s
r'ThesieagueT VIII back nj WaSu3rdws
Wilson, sDshserks, assttas cba6Nee eansst
paign for presidential election. neyot,asS
..PrnaaetiSsaaiiy aa{lyo 81 III essa1s%Sersa
{hs ,lsagpeihsXs asked .fq,af6s Aih,so
and a gp4ese4tingsaf tbbA capmittefs ffeFh
foEmal,hatj6catiop will t,be held saext.
SatundsyoSe1 tGsoe1 owl sdt 10 tluas1 8
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
iyiodoN q :!M bus IN
Weather Cron Bulletin. ysbs,s

q -oospes Meipes, Iowa. July ID. tl9li2,a
UIppdderr,the effect Of r,higb gtgeampera=
lures and frequent and fairly we'll dis.
tributed copious showers all crops have
made rapid pSEress! There was hso,a
ever, e'6hsHdeiRBEe =daAdage dodes Q III
some localities by hail, heavy rains ana
highswinds in lodging ,gxainy,hlt sethis
will he more than saqunterba lancednibv
the benefit received by corn, late
grains, spring seeding of timothy and
clover, past5faeass,o potatoes, 'ggardens Ind
fruits. 'Cornrf made Very VERY Z rapid growth,
and large portion of it is now up to
rthe,normal forthe middle gof mJuly.
,Masy,ofthe sarlyedelds ihthe sbhtbern
counties are beginning to to taeaes
Owing to the fact tbat in .m92 stt f. loc AL
tiles the shS Is, sans At night RAPID
progress was made in having and haIr:-
'vesting. About all the rye, fall wheat
and early oats inisuuthefn counties are
lin shock, and threshine will begino In
that section of the state duringvthe
coming week. KitA,n4rsa4s pset5 q, sgaspd
to heavy Wsldh, Ah9Ht half hal r Of the haY
has been put up in fine condition. The,
quality of timothy is extra good and
'theeyigh isamith bettef than lastsyeat.
AA'6gld 'eaf1bps s1te nh1R in 'priaas con.
dition, and with occasional g86d SHOW
ersssiysspromise efAasaeyieldM ss'M
.s7Geo. M,vChappel, SeaMopi Director.
----- stt-.swhH .ast
vIbe sail for ths new third pasty SOP
,vs9NoA tpg mset in Chcaage,tks ,Sthj ea2ff
August has been issued. The HogEas, We We
think of it the less we see the need of
! thifa party. sftsis tue tHat Us a" Re
pdSlieaAa#e are AStsatisA9dIWi dthe
result of the recent C6ieseS cohven'
tianr but vegcap,t.see.the COED in igiv-
ipg the rsmedy4evers& oiaRQthsr set st
''bosses" when we can ysdmipister the
same ourselves. The sole trouble in the
Repubfcan patty isl That there are TO
nia&iv Bosses aSasthe natafal ssSqiuHgnee
is the fight. 1t is only 'ths' sdisgf6ntisd
bosaes who aperclainorinN fosiIthe aatAsv
patty there lwallbe6ust asamsnyof Of
the old bosses, just as. much gla6h And
corruption in the new party as in the
old one. + y Y wv Want "a KITE SSssss
do it right; stay out of the tfir !, party
and cast your vote against corruption
nc6he Repussicxn' barty land THUS .wkp
ALL the, BOSSES tol&tfrazdledtist t,sthe
same time. Othet&ispseM y3 sopesa,alf
the bosses will b l RaH}nis4sae ybls ,Me
otherr half Yill&SSsea9sk of white
wash.-stacyY5}gs ,.t3o'EoH,s q w
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19

We desire to- to return our Ec,s si !,s
thanks SIT, to tbe many kipd people s ct
Cresco for their assistance and sympa-
thy during ethe lillness 9ahds After the
death Of ourrbved one, I'm 10 5ssrs :
. Mr.. and Mrs, Horace iHendfers9pel
ssro. "a nj sri,of!J James y sgner. II.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
JACKSON JUNCTION

Lewis Klimesh, of Protivin, was up
after some machinery Wednesday.
Miss Anna Svestka returned from
Cresco Wednesday, where she has
been attending Chautauqua. ~
Fred Lukes, of Protivin, was up
after load of groceries Thursday. ne
Will Svestka was Fort Atkinson
shopper Wednesday. ,..;9o
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thomas and child
rem, of Caledonia, Mimi, came up in an
auto Saturday, to visit with the latters
parents. 'lrro'
DR.. Dodd, of Waucoma was calling
on friends in our city Saturday. ~
Geo. Vachta, of Protivin, was seen
on our streets Thursday. .,,o,
Will and Ida Svestka. and Joe Wan
das took the train to Mason City Sat
urday, to visit with the Chas. Balik
home. ,ilnd'
Mrs. John Brown and nephew Harold
Miller, were Fort Atkinson shoppers
Saturday.
Michael Dunno, and Glen Burns at
tended the barn dance at Anton
Schlicktes Friday evening. No doubt
but what the boys got soaked coming
home. o.,,t;...
Tony Huber, of Clear Lake. came up
Saturday to visit with friends in this
city. -
The editor of the Lawler Dispatch
was business caller in town Friday.
Frank Kupka drove to Lawlerl Sat,
urday. il;s or
The Jackson and Schley crowds met
last Sunday at the Lincoln park at
Protivin. All report jolly time:
James and Joe Kettle, of Little Tur-
key, departed for Lidgerwood. NJ ID. !
Monday, where they are employed. ~
Rev. Yak. of Chicago, Ill. II came
Monday for brief visit at the Hype|k,
Dostal home at Little Turkey.l ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19

MKNHSIlHKNxa ss ittorgaI gaNee .me. paed4iiiss
t~ss, p gre TO-.
have t, lsWquldJ nat iatssp r.
tf k% ss9s8 s B3EhsH
etab4e coRRaapaaa and lyAat it hs e1,s db09s
nv lsef {6sf ilsf$
s eo$Sss %eln s{ey slfa$& 1as SIS
as t 3ss & $}sR %SsR By sysf$
r ss35sF'f HfS;g le rs 5 1s e! fsl.':
pEN III S$sss 4ss, ~. .ss
E Rsme9ybfE tbs EeHsdXo T9lGe Gaa#hoe
was 1xdfe Esw A 65hitRp ID sE ss&atsbl a..
compound. .ass1o sdt nwob tqswa tad,
" HehaA is3paa bh9BssH1ssefiN9nepsRbQ
hayesheeQ t14hla 1uwitie6 isRlScapast4snr
infsH4aatian. 1as9Brationa tseeerss dJreG,iw
ulasities, raeyeSics RsiRs. etbAtEi
bearing e0Nnsf es1ip1o iN1igfsti0 ,apds-
peIyQua rostratieaea 5teF llaAAbenpleaasAssi
haye failed OF by dap !, BOua tsx Inflow V:
T-ETv .s16nss Ms1J Ns1T!E5 Hna
hcof edtLtad foYt1saleH nossw -s'ss
9aS ahx S}g3B 81 saft nssif H. IS
IN field the 6fSta IN nj pbBBsszl sapd meadQ4Ynr
Set of building Sic aeRecrn yss Abwe4w
andsstee'rtaVasrdNjad hast An5H
water, atnhteSS Pinse 5anb stedar trsessa
arouhd thed fussAa 8 Free deatpseys araw
,Fafhissrfss telephones aJng Bt'erae&aeEd
road Ii niles a5EtReast s6fnDgc6raSeers
4}$ Sass E e yI!s E,
iipG ebhasalthd It mtSEHeYetsGs faph,oR 8ka
writesnMERllh a5rfaanGemtewpfeAts EeeAve6t,s
DEBORAH 94t3
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19

ia nos sIi}iI bns IIrds1sM A .s1M
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19

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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-19
SEv9aO01lRs]
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!, T2auaQgOggSEPy
How Mrs. BethUne was Re.
stof9d u Health ~ Eydix"An
" E. pinRhSnA'5 Vg4s11!ouA
=, lfA1 a1U33S
bic Compound.
.uf4ssya sss4t San5 B25 IL sss

.fQur or hve days at .
time every month,
ind - weak / cotlGei7
har4WwMk.s.1lhad
eraNg5 Bafk ache
and headache, and
waygo nervous and
weak that l dreaded
tqlsee ,.My o,Aeaeh
haYeBnYonItsa #laM i9ve
.hsd ahR @mo6
Ito!H gaNM .HA. HeM4sIssI
'fH}S ,tosease, Redftol,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
"PEo" FOSTERS STORY.

"Whon Denny died" said Peg, 81
thought that had enough Of living on
the run all the time, Imade I up my
mind to settle down and live pretty
straight. never had been pInchcd
but once. got out Of that scraDe by
an alibi, 80 that ! had a clean record.
But the way you bend tree 1t Is
bound to grow and It was not long be-
fore doubled mp with Alec Foster
who 10 now in his grave because he
would not listen to me, Alec was
always reckless, I tel you tho only
thing that will keep some mon In the
traces is woman,
"Whon ! went IN with Alec he was
doing the hotels and doing them well,
Then he got It into his fiery hoad--ho
had red holr-that his particular busl.
ness would be very much better II he
had woman with him, ! was willing
to do anything, and as II was summer
wo started out TO do tho seaside re-
SORTS in style. Did you ever SEQ Alec?
Well, you remember that he was about
NB MISUNDERSTANDING fellow az
you would meet in n days travel,
When wo went into swell hotol and
~ - "oNNr somo military title,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
Copyright by p. L. Nolsoo

pulled out OF 1t with a liberal use OF
greenbacks, OF which we had plenty on
tap. Everything ran smoothly until
we tumbled into Philadelphia and put
up at the Girard House. got caught
dead to rights there In the room Of a
banker. Alec, who was In the corri-
dor, few to my rescue, and wSG shot
through the lungs by night watch
man.
'T had always urged him II ever ]
got pinched to stay out Of the scrspe,
as a woman always had better show
Of getting free on the plea OF kepto-
mania. Alec was taken to a hospital
and died in q few days, was triod,
convicted and sentenced to nye years
in the penitentiary. While in jail |
became q party to little romance,
which / do not care to talk about. 1t
ended In my being pardoned from the
penitentiary after l had served less
than a year.
1.-TWO years after this | became reck.
less again and joined Jimmy Porter
and Abe Norris, who made a specially
Of robbing postonlces and country
banks. was in many jobs with them
and used to do the planting as the
agent for sewing machine.
'I knew all about the use Of tools
and, as the presence Of a woman al
ways disarms suspicion, I always took
part in the ripping work with Abe and
Jimmy, | have been in many danger
ou3 places with them and used to put
on male clothing when It would aid tho
game. l was in several shooting
scrapes and exchanged shots with the
best OF them, but never got hit
"The last big trick I was in was
very disastrous In tho end, We spent
two weeks in putting up a job in tho
Nlddletown, N. Y, postohlce and
bank, sold machines in the town for
a while. l soon got onto two valuable
facts, Money to take up 100000 in
bonds was In the safe at the bank,
The safe at the postoAlco was tho re.
posItory for tho valuables Of many Of
the residents. The safe IN tho bank
was the toughest one / ever saw for n
small one, 1t took four hours hard
work to get into tho strong box, We
did the box In the pogtofIlce In less
than half an hour When We started
from the bank we had about $250OO0
IN cash and jowolry, 1t was q rich
haul for little place, We had to run
the gGntlot when we loft tho bank
and had n lively chase for several
miles, Fortunately our purgucrs were
thrown off tho track by mIstaklng the
road which we took, and wo reached
Now York safely 1t looked as II oy-
crythng was covered up IN good
shape, but the turn had como TO our
luck, as It does In timo to every
crook"
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
ExnlaIna the undertaker,s Crouch.

Explains the OndeftdkerS Sroueh'
"Who Is that fellow sitting bumped
up and muttering to himself out there
on the horse block?"
Jaw, that's Ezra Toombs the under.
pker," replied the landlord Of the
skoedee tavern, Hes feeling sore
oyer the way his business has been
going Of late, You see, the doctor
gave Judge Feobles two weeks to liyei
that was six weeks ago and the judge
Is up and around now and iggerin on
maTyin' again, Every time Ezra
meets tho doctor he asks him, How
about It, hey? and they have n row,
AZkxow he's sittin out there watch
IN tramp painter gliding the wealth.
oi~Nno OF the church across the
street Ezra says by Heck, he's about
ready to move away, things IL 20 dead
here,"-Kansas City Star
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
HEAD FULL OF DANDRUFF

AA1SO2 Reynolds G. 34th St., Savannah,
~.-"My head began to get sore and
all around the edges got white with
the disease until | was quite scared,
] thought all my hair would drop out,
1t came out by handfus, and my head
itched so nearly scratched the skin
off It was full Of dandruif which
showed plainly in my hair, | also
had trouble with my hand. 1t peeled
eve time put 1t in water and It
Eo badly dishgured that every.
noticed 1t and asked me what It
1t was red and burned awfully,
mother tried several things but
Gere unsuccessful and it seemed
pothing did 1t any good until
to use Cuticura Soap and Oint.
1t had lasted about four weeks,
en- It started getting well and
/ ir stopped falling completely,
| is cured. My hair is now nice
\ v ick and is growing to nice
| also used the Cuticura Soap
ntment for my hand and COM
cured It," (Sgned) Miss
getN M, Jones, Nov 8, 1911,
Guticura Soap and Ointment sold
IroughouL tho world. Sample Of each
yfree, with 32.p Skin Book, Address
postcard "Cutlcura, Dept. l., Boston"
ADV.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02

burglars, pickpockets, sneaks, or do
any other kind Of criminal work not
dependant upon brute force. Women
have tried their hands at every sort
OF crime, even to holding up men on
the highway. But the common expe-
rlence of women, except in the line OF
confidence work, forgery and picking
pockets, can generally be stamped as
failure, and no good reason can be as
signed for 1t.
While many women have been sue
cessful in limited branches Of thiev-
cry, few have reached very high
place in the criminal scale Among
these no one is entitled to q more
prominent position than "Peg" Foster,
the widow Of Denny Brady, She had
only been married to Brady two
months, and had been with him on
several important robberles in Con
nectlcut, where he was killed while
boarding a schooner at Elizabethport,
M.
"Peg" used to be an attractive wom-
an in face and form, but the hard
tin, which had come her way when
! talked with her had wiped out much
Of her attractiyeness, although her
dark brown eyes are as full Of fire as
ever.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02

THE CRIMINAL Tells
= How He Planned the
Deed and Sought to Close
Every Avenue of Knowl-
edge Leading to His Guilt.
The Detective Shows How
Futile These Efforts Were and
How the Old Adage, Murder
WillCutt, "AlwaysH Holds Good"
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
DETECTIVE BRlTToN's STORY,

"Tho Mlddlolown postofloe rob.
berry" said Detective BrItton, who was
40 '"a'oo lnsnoetor, "Nrous.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
AMAZING CAREER OF A WOMAN
THIEF.

TIE criminal records show
that very few women have
been successful as all
around thieves. There Is
no constitutional reason
why they should not be
able to make just as good
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02
Big Difference.

"'" Novo any osCulatory enter.
The Harrison times., 1912-11-02

eyes opUu Hs
rooms It would pay us to make Vlslt
for professional purposes at such
times M might DO convenient After
we had got the gomo woll planted we
would wait until Romo transient guest
arrived, It was usually dcad easy
work, Uotelant watering places woro
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