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KILLED sAbY AND RELATIVES.

CANTON. O., June 6-Aionso Roach.
q. . factory foreman. last nisht shot and
killed his mother.in-iaw. Mrs. Adam
schatsman. his sistsr-in-lsw. Miss Ruth
schatsman. 'and his baby. Dorothy
Roach. ue mortaiiy wounded another
siste/-in.law. Miss Viola schatsman. and
he put . bullet In the leg OF Police
Sergeant Fielding. Roach also shot four
times ct his wife. but missed her.
"T was an awful fool to kill ny
baby" he said st the jail. whore he
had been rushed BY armed ofiicers. who
feared . mob would carry out its threat
Of lyncninS.
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FALLS FROM AUTO
which SPEEDS ON,
LEAVING HIM DEAD
Jo(m Murray's Skull Is Frac-
tured-Police Seek His
Companions.

= nan fsli out Of touring car trav-
~ q . rapid rate 40 Il turned the
sosase fsom 81. Nicholas avenue into
o. Hundred ana Twsnty.fcurth ssrsst
e0ey to-day. The car psd on. mot
~ GlAclrsning In speed. The maA
- motionlsss On the pavement.
esaIcsmM Lennon and oavsgan. q
- wss One Hundred and Twenty
0on sefsse seakion. who ssw The man
- ~ - hin. Thsy wssS unabIs 10
eUnoe hlm and summonsd D.. ODrisn
- nAsism Hospital. The physician
~ he naa was AsaA from . fra1tursd
-.
Waran DsaGise. q NJ. ~ Wsse 0ns
Dnarsd snd Twsnty-ssoood street. .
neaao while later identified the dsad
- - John Murray. forty-ssvsa pears
~ ee No. S3os Eighth avenue
ne poltosmsn found Q man who hsd
aa1gAtsd from the touring oaf at One
H1ndrsd ana Twenty-hfth stress and
q Nicholas avenue. He said hs va
JoAa Llttell. Of No. 761 Taylor avenue,
HO said that the car contained . party
ol men VINO had been drinking together
at q saloon near One Hundred and
thirty nth street and Eighth avenue.
He didn't know them.
Dstectivs Thompson Of the West One
Hundred and Twenty-hfth strest station
~ detailed 70 And the chauffeur oi
the car from which Murray toppled.
At Murray's residence. Waus's Hotel
Il vas said that he was . silk sales
n,aa. but Il was not known where hS
haA been employed. He was Of con-
vovial habits, II was said there.
Httsll told the police that. befort
he got out of the machine. Murray had
ina0tsd on standing up and had beer
cautioned BY his comrades not 70 do %.
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POSAM CLEARS
THE SKIN
BEAUTIFULLY

Ecsema spots, acne. pinples, blotches
and all disliguring skin affections arc
quickly esadicsted BY Poslam.
Itching stopped with first application.
Irritation e gubdued.
Burning skin soothed and comlsstsd.
Inflamed skin quickly cleared.
lts healing process Il rapid. improve
ment being noted day by day until the
skin resumes normal color and coalition:
All eczemss. BARRIERS and all forms Of
itch, oil eruptional surface troubles
Yield TO Poslsm - to nothing else.
POSLAM SOAP. medicated with Pos
lam. 10 uncqualled for the skin. not only
when disease Is present, but - the SAL
est and most beneficial soap Tor daily
use. toilet and bath. Soothes tender
akin, never irritates. 49,
All druggists sell Poslsm (Prcs. %
centsl and Poslam Soap (pries. Is csnts)'
For free samples. write 70 the Emer.
gency Laboratories. 80 West SSth Street,
New York City.
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FEorananA Vaccine u Washiagtsn.
WASHINGTON. June CDR. NJ. A.
Sturm. VINO was Or. Friedrich Frsns
F1sdmann's assistant. arrived In WASH
.ngton last night with specimens Of the
Fsledmann vaccine.
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MEMS Soc SILK SOCKS, 24c
MADE sxkAM yiea! mes2srN~ Sso calls them throw
them-cean that impair the wearing qualities Of the Socks
material pNrs sk in all the most popular eon gray tan black
blue and heo The elastic tops and the double high sced heel
and double o se Every pair give saisctiowe stand
beck Of ttkmL
Meas "ksssss" Hsss 0e
Equal to or better than time gaanteed oa and made
pyessy for r. H. Macy Co. Bring them beck and receive pair
without question delay dissatisfied Mads d hs In black tan
grey and navy. Ash mes. 0sssss
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MEMS $1.oO
BELTS s'sx:s..,.
At SIC

7k6S1 a. NNl2I H1t6R6W lU6l0s
both q b Anhh md 6at1ar.
They aFs black tan asd Rsx h
Yos viu isstesl(t ~ Wi,esln
these BeitS diffGf from tlaooo
advertised around toNm % froely
q 800 Belts for Sc"
W. AWs sheeAs6 ~ a. ths1s
"esewhere" Belts and found tlasm
worth about SOC.
Mafys arc actual 800 Bslts
for S3e.
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SAvElh ON cIeARS

~ Save Y ON cieARS
1hsss ..s yssss rhs ~ svy iay = Maeys .seAis,,l
ssd saarrl p.Darlnsaa 4 SisI SVeIss = Il NI ~.
xA s. Esiy &hWs ass1lA II hss ~ ayvAsU - =
500 la Jeya del Sur" Oe). 99c
Panetela Size, and known widely for excellence Of the
leaf and the fragrance Of their mellow bouquet.
$500 LA Jeya del Sur usD. $l.90
Made in one Of the best known factories in Manila,
tirey BY hand.
$3.50 ''Brisas del Paig" Cg. 81 40
Grade IA. and made In large, comfortable Panetela
shape and size. Well made Of leaf Of excellent quality
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MEMS 5Ocs{2.oo
SILK cRAvAIs
AT 34c Sc: Sc: s.: a.; :;....

Foxi0ds. rsbbs o.d evSpSs n
plain colors and the seasons
smartest fancy effects.
So Sood that you cannot help
but wish several.
So isxxpexsivs that one can
we'll afford to buy them BY the
dozen at a time.
$50 Kskssd Tee WA
Open.end hand.framed ties IN
all the plain colors. and also In
two.tone stripe effects.
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} NMAk s.s ss1,ss s,''''
; STRAW HATS
, Ouer one hundred distinct
} STYLES in Hats from the best
} makers in England. France.
\ and at home.
\ Shaws from England, l.j9
Z Simpson & Harvey's. Finer
, qualities at ti.S8 and t2zH. and
} 22 styles in all.
\ Split Straws, $l.8
z Medium and fine braids. Finer
} qualities s27<. $3H and S|.@9.
} Amssiean-nads Ssnnits, l.39
\ Finer qualities at $188 and
4 $274. Eighteen distinct styles.
\ "Yedde" Staws, $l.08
y The lightest "Boater'' made.
} Finer qualities at $274.
y Bangkok Hats, 4.H
\ Pencil curl brims and telescope
crowns. Finer qualities at S6.H
and S8.74.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-11-21
Forest City.

Albert Walker returned saturday
from a business trip In Iowa,
horn. to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Hamilton, November H., 1913, a son.
Roll Ross j. building a iiye.rn0m
residence IN the hill near The Waidle
home
Mrs. Ella Hutton and Miss Lulu
lntermill are guests Of Mrs. Frank
Kunkel.
Harold Moore has been absent
from school several days, IN account
Of q severe cold,
Mrs. Il. N. Waddle left Thursday
for Clarinda, Iowa, TO visit her daugE-
Mrs. Nate Martin.
Miss Murl Jamison Is visiting az
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. James
quick, at present
Mrs. Sadie Burnett, Of Mound
City, visited relatives here from sat-
urday until Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Irvine Mathers and children
visited at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
George Stroud, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Kollmer entertained
Mrs, Wylie, Mrs. Crawford and Miss
Lulu Crawford al her home, Thurs
day.
lie. Irvine was a guest at the u.
p. Fitzmaurice home Saturday, leav.
Ing In the evening for his home In
Mobile, Alabama,
Mrs. T. p. Fitzmaurice went TO
st. Joseph, Tuesday, 10 attend the
Sunday school convention, which Is
being held there this week.
Miss Mary Randolph and Mis-
Winifred Arnold, Of Rulo Nebraska,
were guests Of Miss Maude Wills and
Mrs. Geo. Beasley, over Sunday.
Charlie Jones and family arrived
from Haxtum, Colorado, last Friday
and are visiting Mrs. Ettinger, Mrs
Frank Kunkel and other relatives.
Joe Lowery's new home will soon
be ready to occupy. Mr., and Mrs
Lowery are staying at the Jest
Thornhill home while the work is he
ing done on the building,
Saturday evening, Nov. 10, 1913
will be remembered by Mrs. Apgar a
one Of the most pleasant events o.
her life, that being the date set b.
her Sunday school class TO meet a
her home and surprise her, which
was most successfully carried out
The young ladies came well supplied
with dainty refreshments; the laugh
Ing happy voices Of the class sooI
awakened their teacher, to resliz,
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Napier and Vicinity.

Lee Evans. who has brn very
sick, II much better.
henry Sidcnfadrn and wife Wis.
tied G.. G. brown and family SUNDAY
Lee and Ethel BYRD attended ,h.
box supper a. Walnut Grove, Friday
night.
Mrs Grfti. Evans and balm ,iS.
tied Mrs. G. &. Brown. "Wednesday
afternoon.
G.. &. Brown and wife. I I.
brown and Ethel HNfd were ifadin.
In Mound city. saturday,
Ella Wallace returned hrur sun.
day, after u visit with h"t sister.
Mrs. Mary trumrr. 1T Falls 'iiy. ".
bfaSka.
c &, brown aud wife aud L'rrl
Byri attended the fumfal ur SAN
l'etcrSnn's habt ~ l'ruion rirr'h.
Thursday
Tie box supper ~ ihr Nuu'irrl.u
school was put OIL and vii im hrid
Friday evening, Nov ~ Nj. gurk
will be there with Its mN h.. Iicfuu"
show. Everybody cordially invited
NEMo.
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New Point and Vicinity.

Fred Dreier and family took din
ner at ban Dreher's, sunday.
Ar. Kunkel and family drove 10
ST. Joseph, Thursday morning.
-Harve Chamberlain and family
visited with Geo. Lentz and family,
Sunday.
VIII Hardin and Fred Davis went
to st. Joseph with two carloads Of
hogs, Monday.
DIR. Carson, Retta and Ora hos.
well spent Sunday with Flossie and
Perry Roswell.
-Chas. Fields went to St, Joseph,
Sunday, returning In the evening
with runabout.
Mrs. Acton and daughter, Mil
dred, and A. +. Kelley and wife went
TO st. Joseph, Tuesday.
Geo. Lentz and wife were In St..
Joseph, Wednesday, buying goods
They drove through In their car.
Shannon Hartman and family
went TO st. Joseph, Tuesday, to at
tend the Sunday school convention.
The band "boys" will give box
supper, November 20. 1t is needless
to bespeak a crowd, as every one
knows what our band entertainments
are.
Tho Odd Fellows hope for large
attendance at lodge, Thursday even
ing, November q. They will then
decide on the program for their ami
versary, April %, 1914. There viii be
degree work, also.
Ralph Meyer and family spen,
Sunday at the home OF Carl Holder
man. From there, Mr.. Meyer went
to Savannah, to meet Mrs. Alma
Caldwell, Of st. Joseph, who visited
with relatives until Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will serve an oyster supper, Friday
November 81, In the store building
formerly occupied by d. NJ. Lay
Proceeds for the benefit Of the
church. Every one 10 invited.
NERO.
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lived In Richardson county, Nebraska.
In lsi2 he enlisted IN Co. q, 9Th Mis-.
souri, Cavalry and served until 1854
under Gen. Loan, Col. rennick and
Capt. Hubbard.
TN the occaSion.of this celebration
all Of his children we're al home save
the eldes, son. James II. Garner, who
lives al Larncd, Kansas. u was I'm.
possible for him IN leave home at that
time, but hc sent messages OF greeting
TO his father, which we're heartily r..
reiyed. Mr.. Gamers other living
children are: Mrs. BELLE bray, of
Savannah: Mrs. Sarah Ward, Ham.
burg, Iowa; u. y. Garner fores,
City: Mrs. Lola lIuiatt, Garden city,
Mo-: Mrs. Allie Kretlcr, Cromwell,
Iowa; Mrs. ode Sipes, savannah: and
George and Edna, Who live at home.
Aside from the children, tie follow.
Ing other relatives were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Ncri Norris and three sons
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Norris, OF
Nodaway: Mrs. Rachel Ann holland
Of oregon: James Iiuia,t and three
children. OF Garden city, Mo-: Harry
Sipes and ". :. bray and families, oi
Savannah; !. u. Ward and one son, oi
Hamburg. Iowa; and Mrs. D. y,
Garner, OF Forest city.
The folks remained with Mr.. Garner
until lat. IN the day and som, until
into III. night. II HaS day that
will long lr remembered 10y lie family
and Ut her rrlat ives Mo were present
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A Pleasant Birthday.

On SUNDAY. November H.. "A Jolly
crowd ~ relatives IA; hefed at the
home oi Mr. and Mrs. i !. Garner. in
the Monarch neiglborlood &c celebrate
the Sixty.nin,h birthday pf Mr. Garner
The day wa> an ideal one AMI 10 say
that Mr. Garner and hi> children and
other relatives enjoyed /, would bc
putting n mildly. The homecoming
was In the nature OF surprise, and
Nj. and Mrs. George Garner aud Mis-
Edna Garner, who ~. a; home, PLAY.
ed their part ~ Vel hat the old folks
did not catch On until parties began
TO arrive.
The daughters and iaushtet.in.law
had prepared basket, % good things
TO eat al their own homes AMI brin.
Ing them with them SUNDAY, made a
great feast for the day
In remembrance u the day MI.
Garner was presented with pair oi
comfortable house slippers and a large
easy rocking chair and Mrs. Garner
with u pair Of slipper.
Mr.. Garner Is a nati,. Mis,ourian,
having been born IN TIA, western part
OF Andrew county and l. Tie youngest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Garner
who were pioneer settlers In III,
Platte Purchase. AMI who came from
Virginia. lie has lived all Of his life
In Holt and Andrew counties, except
the years from l>ds 10 ~, when h,
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the meaning Of this little group Of
girls. and words can never express
her appreciation Of the many lowing,
thoughtful words, deeds and actions
expressed 10y the class, which she had
not been able TO meet with IN Sab.
bath school for several weeks, owing
To the Illness of her father. The
evening Vas pleasantly spent, and W.
are often led TO quit" IN our minds
the beautiful song, "Blest lie the
Tie That liinds." RuTn,
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Don Martin is assisting Collector
Teare IN his Office.
John Foley and wife were Sunday
visitors with their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Foley. and family
Dr. Thatcher was called 10 Brad
dyyille. Iowa, last saturday, to see J.
J. Freiermuth. " that place.
Charles Dillon. who has been
working In Robert Ilatch's barber
shop. has returned to ~. Joseph.
Mrs. Edna I,agan, of Kansas City,
Mo has returned home, after visit
ing her mother. Mrs Mary Foley and
brother, Eldon.
Danah Foley came up SUNDAY,
from his work near ST. Joseph, TO Wis.
II home.folks. returning after only
few hours visit.
Katie Foley IL with home.folks
for a few days. and will continue her
Journey on to Lincoln, Neb., where
.he viii work this winter.
--LUst-An auto number, 25,l7s,
and tail light, between my house and
Oregon. Leave AZ kecyes-Cook ga.
rage. FRED BURNETT.
Mrs. Alice Guthrie. OF Highland.
kas., and Mr.. Maggie JciIeries, of
Norcatur, kas., are visiting the fami.
lies Of hrs. Evans and Thatcher. this
week.
For dish Of Fresh Oysters. stew.
ed or fried. the best place to get IL j.
Al the West side cafe. They know
lust hos TO TN them up. :, y. Allen,
proprietor
Mrs. Alex. Couksey spent Satur.
nay with Mrs. Henry Deglo~ and
family, who ~ soon move from the
Highland neighborhood 10 their ~.
turc home IN Texas.
Mrs. Mary Foley returned last
Thursday from Saint Deroin, Neb.
She was called on account Of the con.
tinued poor health Of her mother,
Mrs. Catharine Cox, whom she left
feeling some better.
Tie oregon Protective Associa.
ton hal very interesting meeting
last saturday. quite a number were
IN attendance. They will meet
again mex, saturday. November -. al
the Court House AZ 80 y. III. Re.
member tie date, November -, 1918.
Harvey Howard. Wife and chil.
,lrrn. IT Hopkins, Nrrc here for u few
dayS. this week, tile guest Of his
grandl.tnrr uii grandmother, II. j.
SmiIlNppl aud Wife. Mi SmallwOOd
sdid he was very much delighted to
So" his grand ~un and great.grand-
children Il 4 due> not look or act
u. ult irr = nov IN hiS I'd year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-11-21

UNDER WEAR? Sure
. have them. Quality! Non
better. Price! Cannot be
beaten. For the above prop.
osition on your Underwear.
call on {. w. KING.
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Mix enc pint of graduated sugar will,
Y. pint of warm water, and stir for p
minutes. Put 21a ounces of pinex City
.eents----worthl III 4. pint bottle; then add
the Sugar Syrup. Take d teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours.
You will find that this simple rem
edy takes hold of u cough more quickly
than anything else you ever used. Us,i-
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OF "a hours. Splendid, too, for whoop-
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This recipe makes more and better
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made Tor 500. 1t keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasantly.
j., IineX is the most valuable concerl.
trated compound Of Norway white nine
Xtract, and is rich in rlaiacoI and ali
ne natural pine clements which are SO
ealing to the membranes Other prep
'ratlons will not work in this formula.
> inns plan of making cough syrup with
liieA ana sugar syrup Tor strained
oIeyl ms proven so popular through
ny inc United States and Canada that
is often initiated. But the old SIR
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A guaranty of absolute satisfaction.
money PROMPTLY refunded, goes with
rs recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
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LIvEN UP YOUR LIVER /
/ r AND GO AHEAD land, WORK.

worse the next day il makes you fee
F5enefS and yes adstaiIy are better
or no remedy In the whole world liy
nd up-tbe liver. regulates The .Ho Veil
Iaht rediiy rejuyehates -ttieI systen
like this dose.
You aye,tbe sole judge Of IFS merits
Rot,erts ffarmacy IS fuliy authorized
to hand yqu back your money with
9uesfioh II liver Tone faiis To pieasI
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Remember 'et Il You feel iconstibAtei
andl bDipus3 what you ypeed, is bod
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a GOOD guarantee for 80, gents from
Roberts Pharmacy. %
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is an opportunity to
make from $40 to SIS q day. Sell
'"Ambrew'' Concentrated Beer Elk
tract for making beer at home.
The concentrated ingredients of
real lager. beer in condensed FORM
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:kparkling, foaming: lager, beer can.
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For free sample outfit and full par
/ ticulars address, The Andrew Com
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How US Made

The L. 4 NJ. Semi-Mixed Paint is a
pure paint. One thousand pounds OF
pure White, Lead, Zinc and Linseed
Oil are put together iii an immense
mixer; ,tben large mills grind it, and
machines an fiji into cans ready for
market. But 1.-THE user. adds three
quarts more Linseed Oil to- each gal
Ion to make / "a gallons. !. of Real
Pure Paint for SLID per gallon. 1t is
the. very .highest Quality paint, N ?
Sold BY u, Y RHzier lSsce., Bruins
wick, ca. "a 'Nasss s,> >esa, ISL
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DAYS "D0|NGS At ].
r STATE CAPITAL
IN ieEoRerA's, METROPOLIS
.iNHl [IH-I

Atlanta, June 5.-The Fulton grand
jury seems to have stirred up a VERT
able nest Of official inquiry in CON
nection with its vice crusade probe
As a climax 10 the revelations
made before. the grand Jury yesterday
AFTERNOON, city police commissioner
William +. Fain.has been named as
the central figure in an outrageous
.carousal said to have been held in a
house on Ivy street, III a supposedly
respectable residence section short
time ago. Mr. Faip was accused OF
brutally treating one of the women in
the party When the police answered
the womans screams and raided the
place, 1t was said that Fain was ar
rested, but that when it was found he
was u police commissioner, he was
released by order Of a
man higher up in police circles.
While the charges of corruption
against the detective department are
being pressed more vigorously than
ever. 1t appears that Chief o. Police
Beavers has been cleared personally,
or rather eliminated from all. charges
Of graft and corruption IN the police
department 3coldnal Felder has Isl
sued a statement, saying that he has
never said anything. Intended to re-
iisct on Chief ,Beayers, III Iii
.tTsqt | do accuse the others chief at
police station of protecting vice."
says Mr.. Fielder, and | have super
ABUNDANCE Of evidence to prove it,
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Digging for a Skeleton.

Atlanta, June 5.-The county police
are digging for a skeleton of a mul
dered man today. which they regard
as probably mythical. A weird and
vague rumor has been travelling
around of a murder committed two
years ago on Chapel Road and hushed
up at the, time
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Sues a Warden. d

ATLANTA. June 5.AAJohn Brit, in a
$4,000 damage suit filed here against
Warden Oscar #. Jones of the Bell
wood convict camp, charges that he
was given a fiogging 50 severe that 1t
ruined him for life, broke his health,
and left him hi such Ii condition that
his earning capacity has been de-
creased three fourths.
Jones says he was given u lashes
with a heavy strap. and that he was
kicked and beaten in addition. He
aiIirms that he lost forty pounds in
weight. 5t
The attorney who represents Brit
says that the prison commission is al
so going to Investigate the charges
and that 1t will take the matter up
July 1.
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HEAD WAS FULL. !.
OF DANDRUFF
Hair Came Out by Handfuls. Head
ltched So Nearly Scratched Scratched Skin
of. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured. Hair Now Thick.

1902 Reynolds & oath St.. Savannah. Ga.
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
handfuls. and my head itched so nearly
scratched the skin off. 1t was full of dam
druff which showed plainly In my hair.
II also had trouble with my hand. It
peeled every time put it IN water. and
It was SO badly disigured that everybody
noticed 1t and asked me what It was. IL
was red. and burned awfully. My mother
tried several things but they were unsuc-
cessful. and 1t seemed as IL nothing did It
any good until started to use Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. I washed my hair
with the Cuticura Soap and applied the
Cutlcura Ointment afterwafd. 1t had
lasted about four weeks. but then st started
getting well and my hair stopped falling
completely. Now 1t is cured. My hair
is now nice and thick and is growing to a
nice length. Lots OF people tell me how
thick my hair is getting. I also used the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment for my hand
and completely cured it" (signed) Miss
Hattie NJ. Jones. Nov. 8. 1911. r
A single hot bath with Cuticura Soap and
O gentle amounting with Cuticura Ointment
are often sufficient to afford immediate relief
in the most distressing cases of skin and
scalp diseases when all else falls. Sold
throughout the world. Liberal sample of
each mailed free.i with 32-p. Skin Book Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. I, Boston.
Hs"Tender-faced men should use CutIcura
Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample free.
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Smith in Attendance.

Atlanta, June "a picturesque fea
tgre is lent to the n & y. rate suit
before the United States here by the
presence of Milton II, Smith, the vet
eran president of the road, who is
taking leading part in the litigation
Mr.. Smith is bitterly opposhd to
State interference with the operation
of railroads. @'' = r
He also has d decided antipathy fol
newspaper reporters and photogra
pliers. When some one asked him
for an interview this morning hi
said: tht
1T generally costs money to get in
to the newspapers what | want tc
say" f' ne
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-06

A sprained ankle may as, rule be
cured in from three to four days by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment and
observing the directions with each
bottle. For sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-06
WANT COLU N n

titled as follows: ga
An act to amend an act entitled
IAN act to consolidate. and amend
the several acts incorporating the
city Of Brunswick and for other pur-
poses therein mentioned" approved
August eth, 1872, "and the several
acts amendatosy thereof and for
other purposes
Notice dated, this May 10, 1918.