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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-31
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Commissioner of Water
and Sewers, City Hall, until o'clock
pm, Saturday, February 10, 1912.
for the hauling of about soc. 900
board feet of stave pipe lumber and
about 100000 pounds of steel bands
and clamps, to be used in the CON
struction of the HANNAH Greek pipe
line. Specifications may be obtained
at the city hall, Grand Junction. The
City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-31
r w VEDDER

Commissioner of Water and Sewers
Dated, Grand Junction, Colo, Janu
airy 26, 1912.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02

Sherman had been at the head of the
army opposed TO Johnston, but lie was
succeeded in November by Buell.. who
planned "a sweeping movement TO the
south. With his headquarters at Lon.
isvillc. Buell. had gathered a large
army and amused the Confctlerates ut
Bowling Green 10 the interior and at
Columbus on the Mississippi during
the late fall and early winter.
Johnston was an aggressive soldier
as well as strategist. and while con.
fronting sherman In November had 30
alarmed Uncle Billy" that he de-.
mandcd 100000 men. for he said that
IL Johnston took the notion to march
on Louisville no power then IN the
field could stop him. I.ut Buell.. after
taking IN the situation. said. II would
Ms soon expect to see the Army Of the
Potomac coming up the road ns John
sion"
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
New Point, and Vicinity.

Mrs. Acton and daughter, Ollie.
spent Monday IN Oregon.
Jake Oren. OF 81. Joseph, spen,
Thursday night al Mrs. Oren's.
Harry Pollock and wife spent
Thursday night and Friday at Mrs.
Oren's.
viii Springer moved Saturday to
the farm Just vacated by George ".
Pollock.
Quite a number from here attend.
ed Geo. Pollock's sale, Thursday Of
last week.
VIM. Kneale has bought the old
holland farm for his daughter, Mrs.
Carton and husband.
Mrs. Roberts returned Wednes-
day, after several monts IN Arkansas
and Texas. She feels that she has
been greatly benefited.
--"You are invited to attend a
shower for Mabel Davis, Thursday
afternoon, AZ the home Of Grandma
, Davis" Is the way the invitations
read, the first Of the week.
"A quartette from 81. Joseph Will
give . musical NJ the New Point
{ hristian church Saturday evening,
FEB. 10Th. Grover llamm, formerly
Of New Point, Is with the Qusrtette.
Admission - and % cents; 20 per cent
Of the proceeds goes TO the church, 80
come out and help u good cause.
NERO,
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~ Captain GEORGE I. k'Lr1tR. Late

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->uIs time ffty years ago Union
and Confederate armies were
mastering strong on the Dor.
der and sharpening swords
afrcsh for the clash " arms to come.
In the civsing weeks Of 1861 move.
meuts Of troops and ships were be.
gun. which were to end In the battles
Of Mil Springs. Ky: Roanoke Island.
N. c.; Forts Henry and Donelson.
Tenn: New orleans: Pea Ridge. Ark.
and shiloh. Tenn. 10 January. Fcbru
AIRY. March and April. 1862.
The generals To whom TIE north and
south looked for speedy and brilliant
victories fifty years ago were George
II. Mcclellan aud Albert Sidney John.
ston. Second to Mcclellan IN the
north was Don Carlos Buell.. who led
the Federal forces IN the central west,
aud second IN point of prominence 10
rank to Albert sidney Johnston.
though not subordinate to him. was
Joseph Ecclcston Johnston. Mcclellan
as general Ia chief directed the army
and navy operations which. under
General Burnside and Commodore
Goldsboruugh. were To conquer the
coast Of North Carolina. the army and
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
Monarch.

--Valeda and ben Smith are on the
sick list.
George Garner and his mother
made trip to Nodaway Monday.
Roy Ashworth spent SUNDAY with
his parents, John Ashworth and wife.
Jimmie Smith and Edward Ora
ham made trip to ST, Joseph Tues.
day Of last week.
Rosa Brown spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. Bert Calvert, of near
Nodaway.
Rev. Garrett was here Sunday and
illei his appointment that morning
and evening. lie has changed his
appointment for this year; instead Of
preaching the second Saturday night
and sunday morning and night, he
will preach the second and fourth
sundays, mornings II O'Clock and In
the evenings at 7;'N.
--Mesdames Rosa Graham, Susie
Hu ,hes, Ella Lilley, James Smith,
Craze AMI Orah, Ida Rogers, Olga
and Lee, Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Ashworth
Harold and Jessie, all surprised Mrs.
II. G. Chilcoat, Of NOdawsy, with o
birthday dinner Tuesday Of last week
on her a5th birthday. All enjoyed
the day and left wishing Grandma
many more happy birthdays.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
Forest City.

Chris. Jamison sold his mule team
Wednesday to Mr.. Blacksley.
DR.. McClanahan visited In st. 10.
seph Saturday, the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. d. N. Miller left Thursday
to visit relatives at Rock Springs, Mo.
Alpha Hayden. OF Omaha. was In
the city on business couple OF days
last week.
Elder Augustine will begin series
Of meetings at the Christian church.
Sunday, Feb. 4
Mrs. Florence Wampler and chill.
dren, Of Savannah, came over Tues.
day for visit with relatives.
Miss Daisy Sinclair, Of st. Joseph.
was the guest Of Miss Edna Hopper
Friday evening and Saturday.
Mrs. Dave Wallace returned home
Thursday from Curzon. where size
spent the past two weeks with her
daughter.
Mrs. Nve, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Pitman, Of Kansas
city, were the guests Of Mrs. Math'
ers Wednesday.
Henry Bowles was able TO return
home Wednesday from the st. JOSEPH
hospital. His many friends hope I,
see him well and strong again.
MIR. Martin preached at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning and al
kinsey IN the evening. Both audi
ences seem highly pleased with his
sermons.
Mrs. McMullcn has been quit,
sick the past week AZ the home ol
her daughter. Mrs. WIN. Boyd. 4,
this writing We learn she l. GONZALES
cling slow.y.
The pro, racted meeting a, Kim
scy closed sunday evening: Rev. Davis
being laid up with sore throat ant
cold, Vas not able 10 face the storm
Of Monday evening.
Mrs Grace ellis and children
who have recently returned from ~
Anthony, Id. to make their futur,
home IN Mound CITY, visited relative
here from Thursday until Sunday.
RUBY.
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WOOdville.

Chris, Lentz IL seriously III with
pneumonia fever.
Charley pcrr " recovering from q
siege OF the chickeDpox.
Quite q number here are sick with
Ia grippe and heavy colds.
Miss .Iaunita McKlssick spent
Sunday with Forest City friends.
Mrs. Mary Gelvin IL visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank kneale, AZ
Fillmore.
Quite u number from here attend.
ed the picture show In Oregon Satur-
day night.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Graham and
son Earnest spent several days las,
week In Mound City.
Rev. T.. ID. Roberts filled his APP.
pointment AZ Woodyille Sunday
morning and evening.
The Woodville school will give a
literary program Friday afternoon,
Feb. 10. All invited.
Twelve certificates Of perfect At.
tanda nee for live months were issued
to the pupils a. Woods.
Mrs. VIII McKissick and Mrs
win Klinepeter, who have been III FOL
some time, are improving, as Is also
Mrs. John Feuerbacher.
Little Robert Simmons fell on the
Ice last Friday and suffered . severe
shock. The last report that he Wa
improving was good news to li'
schoolmates.
MAXWELL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
FOrtescue.


Bert stuart was . visitor Friday.
LATE Boyd was q Bigelow visitor.
Monday.
We had quite snow storm, the
first Of the week.
Ike Atkinson was In Forest City
on business Monday.
II. T.. Slater was taken suddenly
III one day last week.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. n.
II. Stuart Is not SD well.
Mrs. Ike Atkinson spent Monday
with Mrs. Tom Bunker.
Yes Howard assisted c. W. Craig
in the store the past week.
born. Monday, Jan. 20. 1912, to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duke, a boy.
Miss Gladys Quick. Of Forest City,
spent the week with Mrs. RI IIinkle.
Miss Lou Sinclair. Of Forest City.
has been assisting Mrs. Duke the
past week.
Mrs. stella Craig went TO Napier,
saturday TO spend few days with
relat ives.
Tom Bunker and " lie. v no severe.
~ burned their hands a few days ago.
are some better.
/ Will ADAMS and wife. Of Salem.
Neb.. took charge of the switch board
the first Of the month.
Alec Grif'in and family came from
Kansas 10 attend the funeral of his
little niece. Mary Bunker.
-Cbas. Rhodes was seen loating
around town Sunday evening with
the other boys. Wonder whyY
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Martin are go.
Ing south IN few days. We are
sorry 10 lose them, hut hope they will
be pleased IN their new home.
| Little Mary. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Bunker, was burned to
death Thursday, Jan. -, while help
ing her mother build a lire. Her
clothing caught lire and she ran to
the barn Ia her father. who smot hcrcd
out the flames. but she was so badly
burned that she lived only few
hours. BELLE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02

with pnrappts VI sandbags and hay
bales to protect the guns. River pas.
senger steamers came into service for
transporting Burnsides lighting force
OF 1900 men. organized into the divi'
sions under Generals !. q Foster,
Jesse l.. Reno and !. q. Parke. which
ultimately formed the Ninth corps Of
the Army Of the Potomac and the
West, After numerous delays the 10
tilla sailed early in Jannary.
Up to November. 1871. the Federal
government had done nothing toward
srizinG the key TO the situation IN the
west. the Mississippi outlet ut New
Orleans During the summer Captain
ID. ID. Porter had crulsed In the gulf
or New Orleans with the POwhntan
and had picked up information us IL
what the enemy was doing behind the
scenes. The COnfederates were vigor'
ously putting the forts In order for de-
Tense and had several irOnclad rams
under construction ut New Orleans aud
Memphis
Captain Porter had sailed north In
the fail and. reaching Washington.
laid the case before the president. who
Immediately said. Let's 20 aud see
Mcclellan" After short cOns'iltht ion
In which the secretary Of the navy
took part Lincoln. addressing McClel'
Ian and Porter. said. I'VE will lenv,
this IN the hands Ut you two gentle
men," The matter WAS settled ut once
and David GlasgOw Earragut wns
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02

.a'! olcr"''nS "'"'' .'e" ""''er ai"
'usu'' Wn''n w"u'" open up tue
'o"'' "'SS'SS'p'" !" Tue r'ue'"' Meet
nu F" l"rN"h 'on"u',eu .ne opera
lions OF tue Army "' tue 'o'oh"' W
virginia
The Confederate Genius of the West
>.
~ was Tue e''''us o' """r' ",uhry
e"s'on' new Ens"nu,' Wy o'r'n'
~e" 'nsii''" 'he 'o''t', , oler'
.'N :" n'"'"n' "nu u',,"csS'e
""''H " '"e na,,eS u. vi" N'"'nsS
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
Burr Oak.
NIAXw ELL.

Miss Ella Stone spent Sunday
with Misses Daisy and May Murrah.
Warren May left here on Thurs
day Of last week for his home IN TIRE
gon.
1t is reported that Miss Wilma
Ammo has symptoms Of scarlet fever,
but We hope IL is only littIy break
ing out.
-Soper Blachly purchased u fine
span Of mules on Tuesday Of last
week, while Mr.. John Ammo plr'
chased a span OF horses on the same
day.
IL. A. BOwles returned home from
the ST. Joseph Hospital on Wednes
day of last week. lie is improving
fast, and thinks he Will soon be able
to leave the bed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Hopper, Mr.
md Mrs. Miller Blachly and daughter
Esther, Howard Alkire, and Ruth
and Robert Ammo we're the guests Of
II. A. Row les and family Sunday.
Miss May LippOld, who has beef
teaching our school, frOze her fee,
during those cold days, and they ar'
causing her much trouble now. Sh'
had to quit teaching, so Mrs. Thorn
hill began teaching Monday and vii
finish the remainder Of the term.
- E0O. =
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
A New Battlehs


A. new Conf'Si"r,'f" ba'tledag hrsf
appeared M III" Held IN front or wash
ington, Its Distinguishing mark wns
red II. Andrews cross spanning the
whole hag' This co''ld be seen rom
distance nnd produced startling
effect u had been designed especial
" Z" overcome the similarity ~ tho
opposin. nniionnl hngs. the stars and
stripes aud the stars and bars The
red. white ana blue In each had ON sew
c'1'l hnttleh"ids caused them Z" he
mistaken for friendly days. The mis-
take occurred twice az buii Run, both
times to the advantage OF th" Conf'd'
crates, Al gainesville ON Dec, 20 both
sides We're confused AZ to the co'ors
In front The general aspect OF the
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
Howar" Mills, of the Mound City

Howard Mills, OF the Mound City
News, was IN town Tuesday.
Do"rie Set Work Harness com
lett: good repair. Call on G. ". Luz
,,ns, Oregon, Mo.
10 REWARD to the person prov
ing " lIO stole 4 acres rent corn from
my bottom field. J. r. MEYER.
Clyde Baker. who was IN a st. 10.
seph hospital, and operated upon for
appendicitis. has so far recovered as
to be able to return to his home.
The kindly admonitions that are
appearing daily by Rayhill & Moore
IN their show window calendar are
surely worth stopping long enough to
read.
From midnight Of Saturday until
noon Sunday, our city was covered
with thin Ice, and sidewalks and
pavenents were SO slippery as To
make walking dangerous.
An Winter Dress Goods at SOC on
the dollar. All Winter Wooden TIN.
derwear at 30 per cent of. All Win.
ter shoes, 30 per cent OF. All Over.
sh~s W per cent of.
kILLAM's STORE,
New Point, Mo.
February Is the shortest month
IN the year, even this year. when IL
gets an extra day on account Of LEAF
year. hut 1t will have five THURSDAYS
this time, nevertheless. This is the
first time such thing has happened
since ls12, and will not happen again
until 1910
- u. W. Smallwood and wife on
Monday last closed deal for the pur.
chase of the Geo. Murray residence
property. known as the late y. !.
Murray place, lot less feet ~
block u. western addition Ia Oregon
,hc consideration being $4,000. Mt
Murray viii build on the corner oi
his farm and Nursery grounds. and
viii thus be conveniently located al
his place of business. We undcrst and
that he viii also build small hous,
for rent on his remaining lo, IN III,
western addition.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
The War Fifty Years Ago

Forces Gathered to Strks-The Leaders on Both Sides
When the New Year Opens and Their Plans -Army
and Navy Expeditions Getting Ready to Invade the
Southern Coasts---Two Confederate Agents Set Free
at the Demand Of Ensland---First Release Of Union
Prisoners At Richmond --- Confederates Bring Out
New and Striking BattleflaS on the Potomac Line.
"Stonewall" Jackson Leads Foray. :
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
CANDY SPECIAL

The usual DC Chocolates, Saturday,
only, pound. .,........... Toe
At the Big Sale.
kREEK & HASNESS.
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Great Seacoast Expeditions.

Burnsi,lc's Roanokc expedition had
been planned by himself aud approved
10y Mcclellan IN October. iN';t. Dn,l the
rest Of the year taken up In getting
together the troops aud vessels All
the soldiers were selected from the srn.
board nnd were men used to the sea
River burpcs aud proI"'llcrs wer" over.
hauled and converted into rnnl~a,s.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02

Prof. PAUL r. v0iker will
be with US February 9. This
Is the 4tll number on the
Lecture Course.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
Underwear Special

saturday all day, Mems and Ladies
winter underwear best SOC grade
Per garment. ................. .3jc
kREEk Il HASH ESS'
BiO SALE
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02

boys shirts, special price Of i.c
at &. w, Kings.
Double Set Work Harness COM
plete; good repair. Call on &. w. Luz
kens, Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02


WAR LEADERS At OPENING I CAPTAIN DAVID
GL.ASGOw FARRAGlT, - ". NAVAL. EXPE
DlTON TO NEW ORLEANS GENERAL. DON CARLOS BUELL..
". T. A.. FEDERAL COMMANDER Is KENTUCKY. r. GENERAL
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON. a. : A.. CONFEDERATE
4. GEORGE u. MCCLELLAN u. A.,
GENERAL. ~ CHIEF OF THE UNITED STATES FORCES D. GEN
ERAL JOSEPH y, JOHNSTON. 4. A., LEADER THE CON
FEDERATtS
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
The OREGON INTERuRBAN
TIME TABLE.

Note-A-Daily Except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave, Oregon a,
1910 p. M, whenever desired b.
shippers. e ,y ,r.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the 9:2O .. m. train.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02
Minor Events Of the Week.

On the first day Of the new year Ma.
commissioners under arrest rs prison.
ers ~ the United States AMI claimed
by Great Britain. were released from
confinement at Fort Warren. Boston
aud delivered into the hands Of Lord
Lyons. the British minister ut Wash
ington. This arrangement was accord
Ing 10 the sfipulntions In England
diplomatic but urgent request that the
gentlemen he act at liberty. The next
day the i,ritisi, g,ihboat itinal,i0 sailed
from ProyinetOwn. Mass. for Eng
land. having the commissioners as pas.
scngers.
The irst release Of Union prisoners
Of wnr held by the COnfssierates In
Richmond wns effected on james river
ON Jan B. Tho cnptives numbered 2tD
and wse chiefly those taken nt HUH
Hun. July ~. ttail. This was the liz.
ginning of regular exchanges. although
army commanders had sonwi inirs made
exchanges ~ their avn responsibility
| ut tho close OF u hattie. especially ~
| wounded inrn THE exchange nn James
river Md Ia the npi"'in',mni IT n com
mission To visit southern prisons 10y
President Lincoln aud later to the or.
gunizatiOn VI "a regular system Of ex-
change.
On the 9Th Stoncwail Jnckson's
troops, Ted by him In person. captured
the town ~ Bath. near ItOn,ney. Va,
and burned u bridge behind them after
carrying OF valuable Union nrmy sup
J piles. This was the beginning Of Jack
sons enterprises M nm independent,
commander In the western section VI
| Virginia,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-02

at least 200 guns and be augmented By
q feet of mortar boats under Porter
Ben Butler was selected to command
the troops. This expedition WIS also
delayed In fitting out and hud not salt.
ed ut the beginning Of the new year.
The Situation In Missouri.
II the Federal army west Of the Mis-
sippi was In unorganized condition at
the close Of 1901. army headquarters
Itself was still more NO. General John
c. Fremont had held the chief com.
mand from July to November. and un.
der his regime Wilson's Creek was
fought and lost In August. General Da.
vld Hunter succeeded Fremont Nov.
2 and a week later gave way 10 Hat.
ieck. At TINT time the principal Fed.
eraI army lay at Rolln. north Of Spring.
field. in southern Missouri. confronted
by The Confederates sterling Price and
Ken McCulloch. against whom the III
starred Lyon had fought 50 CALAMITY
at Wilson's Greek. Haileck changed
the commanders Of the force In front
Of Springfield twice within a week at
the end Of December. leaving II finally
In the hands Of General 8. Il. Curtis.
Curtis Immediately started southwa rti
toward Springfield on u toilsome win.
ter march toward the Arkansas border.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-14

creoh ana Killed. tho fr.g mat had
disturbed hs Fmmhtrs The rnmp
ilr' party therefore dubbed him the
'lull og Scout" which VIII horc-
after ho hia DISTINGUISHING title.
Harley Price admitted that straw
berry Ium Was hls fWurlta Camp dcll-
r''N, so Doc was named tho jam
SCOUT
oliver Magor objected to the tNIgs
in the swimming hole Scout Com
missioner Ruuhuor asked him n he
preferred tNIgs or soft cushions and
DE replied that cushions were his
choice So hereafter oliver viii be
the soft cushion Scout"
Everett Webhcr, whose nickname
had always been "SNnny." said that
he would like 10 loose the monnkcr
The name skinny was Wrlttcn on a
piece of paper, and thrown into tho
fire. As II slowly burned up tho
Srouts stood on their frot and with
raised hands agreed tevor 10 call him
skinny again, ON account ~ his
clover work In Noodcraft Webher was
then named "Sly Fox Scout"
Taps were then sounded ana ev-
ervhodv hit II for the bunk tents
Raymond Slsson assistant scout mas
ter can't distinguished between Taps
and tho Mess CALI Every time tho
hugler sounds the can 10 moss Ray
mond falls asleep
AZ l.SO O'Clock this morning rain
started falling. but the tents ana all
camp paraphernalia were high and
dr aud no one was the worse off for
The shower
THIS morning after breakfast and
chapel the camp was cleaned mp and
the rest ~ the day was spent In
swimming ana Scout work Of various
kinds
Sergeant Tom Latham journeyci 10
Tulsa I'm the camp wagon this morning
and returned this evening with sup
ply uf provisions. The Scouts went
beyond the estimations of the Scout
Leaders when they were preparing the
provisions for the outing
AZ chapel this morning Scout COM
missioner Buchncr asked II any Of
the boys cared to go home. following
the night OF rain and dampncss. Not
one even intimated that he desired
to leave the camp.
camp viii break about noon Friday
and the march to Tulsa viii begin.
The Scouts viii be on hand at owen
park Friday night to participate IN
the Flag Dav celehrntio"
va ~ ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-14
NORTH Side 70 HOLD
BIC Meeting TONIGHT
EVERY BOOSTER on NORTH SIDE
URGED TO COME TO BRADY
HOTEL TONIGHT
vlEE

The North side Improvement asso-
citation is not going TO stop at getting
two subways ana a score of brEk
buildings as well as couple Of brick
churches and IA haf-million dollars
worth of dwellings for their part Of
tho city. Not by "A jug full.
Some people may have thought the
North Side Improvement association
dead, Just because It hasn't held u
meeting for some time. But bark, ye.
There win be meeting Of the said n.
$. |. \. this very night and some big
plans are to be talked over, plans that
mean another big step forward for tho
North Side.
Tho meeting will be held tonight at
s o'clock at the Brady hotel. Every
energetic citizen Of the North Side Is
expected to be present and persons
from all sections of Tulsa are invited
TO attend.
The motto Of the association is For
the North Side in particular aud Tulsa
in general"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-14
The Perfect Laxative
For Elderly People

Age has iH attractions uo less Than
youth in moro scrcno aud quIctor Me-
llut Il is thiH ycp llfc of rest without
sufficient exercise that brings with IL
those disorders that anso from I'M
activity Chlcf NJ these are q chronic
persistent constipation,
Most elderly people ara troubled In
This way with accompanying symp-
toms Of hclching, droWsinrss after eat
me, headaches and general lasslWdc.
Frequently there Is difficulty of d.
gofilng even Hight food, Much mental
trouble onsucs as II is hard 10 find a
suitable remedy First Of an the ad-
'lco may be- given that elderly peo-
pie should not use salts, cathartlc pills
or powders, waters or any of the moro
violent purgatiyos what they need.
women as well as men, n mild lax
ali'o tonic. one that is pleasant to take
and acts without gripping
Tho remedy that fllls all these re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-14

uIrcmcus, and has In addition tonic
properties that strengthen the stom-
arh, liNrr ana bowcs is Dr Caldwell's
syrup ~ Pcpslu which thousands ~
elderly people use 10 the exclusion ~
ull other remedies. Trustworthy people
Hike Mrs Annie llidrshrim, Pine
Burr, Ark, and Isaac Crawford Mag
a2inc, Ark. say they take II at regu-
lar intervals and IN that way not only
maintain general good health but that
lhoy have not In years felt as good as
they do now. You VIII do well 20
always have a bottle Of II In the house
Il In good for all the family
Anyone Wishing 10 make trial ~
This romedy before buying II In tbs
regular way Of a druggist AT flfty
cents or one dollar "a large bottle
family sl2e) can have a sample bot
tie sent 20 the home free of charge
hy simply addressing Or w n. Cald-
woll, i05 Washington st., Monticello,
III Your name and address on "A
postal card win do,