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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
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The questions answered below are
 Seneral in character the symptoms or apply in any case of similar nature. Those, wishing further advice. free
 Bldg Ray addTsss pr Lewis Baker, College O.. enclosing self addressed stamped en- velope for reply. Full name and ad-
 or fictitious name will be used in my answers. The prescriptions can be filled at any we'll l-stocked drug store. Any druggist can order of wholesaler. M. R. writes: q have suffered with dyspepsia, or nervous indigestion, more or less for years. and I want YOU to prescribe treatment for me; my symp- toms are the usual ones, such as pain and distress after eating sour stomach. headache, heartburn and pain in reg ions of heartsor between shoulders. con ed tongue. bad breath and a score more Am miserable. in a word"
 Answer: Your case is chronic. but by careful, diet and the. regular use of an a normal state. Obtain packet of 'double-four stomach and bowel medi- cine of druggist. With 1t are di- rections This is the newest and best (. I. R asks: Can safely reduce my weight. and how?"
 Answer: Go to a we'll stocked drug gist and get five-grafn arbolone tablets in sealed tube with complete directions
 Take as directed, and you should soon patients report quick results without any harmful action whatever.
 Ellen j. asks: "Tell me. please how I cansiRerease my weight and improve my color. I seem to be aenemic. weak and tired all the tIme.'
 Answer Begin taking three grain hypo- nuclane tablets with your meals and soon you will feel your strength returning and gradually your weight and color will improve. This is a most effective remedy If consistently used.
 !. ". W. asks. acana you prescribe a rnfr rnfr h'e ,chin treatment to get rid of dand- Answer: know you can get Instant relief and permanen1t results by using which accompany each 4-oz. jar.
 Morris" askss f have suffered with chronic cough for almost a year and catch a fresh colo every few weeks
 Nothing the doctor gives me helps, so I write to you"
 Answer: You need a thorough laxa- tive cough syrup, one that not only re- tenn. The following regularly used Will oust any curable cough or cold prompt ly: Obtain 2la oz bottle of essence mer tho-laxene. mix 1t with home made sugar syrup or honey as per di- rections on bottle.
 Miss "stranpsr" asks; q am In weakened condition due to a long siege of catarrhal trouble. Briefly I have Pelvic Catarrh 1eucorrhea) and catarrh of the nose and throat What local Urea tment Is good for a curee"
 Answer: I am quite sure that anti septic Vilane Powder Is the m ost prompt and effective treatment that one can possible use. Full directions accompany either two eight ounce packaga Do not neglect catarrhal trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
.ENGLAND'S PETTICOAT CABINET
Fly E. L. SCOTT

the moment, to no one. When thesa facts are srasped it will be realized what immense and Unprecedented pow CTS for good or evil their better halves wield.
 For it is upon the opinions. almost il can be said, upon the moods oi men like Asquith. Churchill and Lloyd George that the duration and. there fore, the results of this gigantic War depend. For instance. if one could foretell with accuracy the manner in which certain conditions would react upon the minds and opinions of these men it would be comparatively eas , matter to predict he extent to shie ! England would carry the war. How much of their public utterances are meant solely to influence and form public opinion. to stiffen the back ef the nation or to bluff the enemy. ard how much represents a firm resolu- tion from which reverse and stra:a and attrition and disaster will not turn them? In trying to arrive at such all estimate 1t is intensely interesting 10 folk who exert constant and per fluence
 First and foremost and perhaps most interesting of this small group of women is the wife of the prime min ister. Mrs. H. H. Asquith She alone of all the women of the cabinet threat ems to overshadow her husband. Pre- mier Asquith is a bit of a puzzle when it comes to assaying. There are those
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
The Summer Sale of White

of tables
  of garments hue and opportunity under fol this saeand  price  s  ryothers with rbb and beading a 45c
  ser
  o painw Special Dorothy plan
 
 
  uks also beading ribbon Many pretty styles at s1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

Mrs. Belle C. writes; T am informed that have kidney trouble and that 1t is would you prescribe?
 Answer: If your symptoms are. the usual ones, such as puffs under the eyes swelling ankles; scant, copious or foul aches, pains, depression. fever, chills. etc, l would advise the immediate use of balmwort tablets a very fine remedy Tor such difficulty, sold in sea led tubes with full directions for self-administra- ''on, James | asks sFoT severa, ,non,as ! have not been feeling well My skin Is sallow my tongue is coated have eeadachs, am sleepless; nervous and Please help me
 cleansing treatment in the form of three grain sulpherb tablets enot sul- etipation. and gradually your good health and pure blood will return
 Poor Nerves' < wFites: X .us it possi- ble to find a medicine which by it's tonic or nutritlve powers will bring the glow of health and ambition back to a but health and happiness? am dull, forgetful dcspondent, weak trembling, short of breath and suffer more or less with pain in spine and back of head"
 Answer: Your condition indicates the need of a strong. harmless tonic nutri- live to restore nerve equilibrium, which III turn IOftlIleS ana strengthens the or gans of nutrition. thus vitalzing the blood and promoting new cell and tissue 10 take care of the waste forces. Three grain. cadomene teblets. packed in Sealed tubes with full directions. are recommended in all such cases
 x X
 "I, r. G." writes: My rheumatism is getting worse all the time I am getting 90 stiff that it makes 1t very hard for me to get around"
 Answer: Do not worry about you. . oh o,1t, a icf a a pa n a eae ei1 i1xr controlled by using the following: Get at the drug store the ingredients named. mix thoroughly and take teaspoonful at meal time and again at bed time and you should soon be entirely relieved of that disagreeable disease. rheumatism. Purchase drams Of iodide of. potas-- drams of sodium salicylate: 1 oz conn. fluid balmworts1 oz. conn. essence car This has satisfied thousands and I am pure 1t will you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Special Tomorl ow in the White Sale
Paiama Cheek. 10 Yard. for 7sc

Pajama Checks 10 Yards for 75c 36 inches wide, good l0c quality, small check, on sale Monday only.
 Sheer White Lawn, 10 Yards for 4Dc Splendid quality, 27 inches wide. fine, smooth weave. sells at Sc.
 Heavy Bleached Sheets bSc Each Extra heavy lnene sheets. S1x90 with deep hem, 75c quality.
 Extra siae Bed Spreads 9f.3S Heavy crochet, with raised patterns. excellent washing quality worth s2. Monday only.
 Linen SheetiuE 79c Yd Full 90 inches wide. our best s1 quality all pure linen, Monday only
 Hemmed Birdseye 70c yd. Best quality 20 in. white thorn diapers ready hemmed. dog. in each package. antiseptic and ab- sorbent S1 quality. Monday only. Sheer Lingerie 25c Yard-Sheer quality. 46 inches wide regular $50 quality. h Wash Fabrics 15c Yard-500O yards spring fabrics. including psse crepe, merceried printed batistes. printed voes shadow stripe voi1es stripe tissues etc Best fabric for summer wear. Monday only.
 (,ol0reA Gaberdines 20c yd.-2s in. wide. white and colors also tan and gray, for suits and skirts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

tells you what capable of and how you can be successful. He mentions your friends and enemies and describes the good and bad periods in your life. description to present and future events will sstonish and help you.
 Baroness Blanauet. one of the most talented ladies of Paris. says:
 T thank you for my Complete Life Reading which is really of extraordinary accuracy had already suited several Astrologers. but< never before have been answered with much truth. or recesed such complete satisfaction. With sincere pleasure will recommend you and make your marvellous science known to my friends and acuuantances"
 If want to take advantage of this special offer and obtain review of your life. mention the of this paper and get Trial Reading free
 Money not necessary. Simply send your full name and address fwrten by yourself the date month. and place of your birth and state whether Mir Mrs or Miss.
 If you wish you may enclose 10 cents lin stamps of your own country to pay posaee and clerical work.
 To not enclose coins in letter Send letter to ROxROY- Dept. ee-P. No. e>. Groote Markt. The Hague. Holland Postage to Holland cents
 (We asp lalermad that PrVf HsHsey's Office p spen uesal and aCe setefs ars saely telveFe1 ap1 ssl looco6 10 nooloo11
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

ly and although married to a man who
 boasts of royal blood. she Is splendid
 mixer This is an important consid-
 eration in hostess of the liberal party
 who must entertain the most humble of
 political personages as well as the most exalted. And that Mrs. Harcourt can do
 both with unequaled grace is proved by
 her receptions to labor members of Par
 iament and the occasions when she has been the hostess of royalty at Nuneham, the Oxfordshire home of the Harcourt
 fa mily
 It is doubtful, however. if any of these
 women of high birth exercise anything
 like the influence over their husband that
 the humble Mrs. Lloyd-George does over the chancellor of. the exchequer. Mrs. Geoi ge went through the early period of struggle with her little Welsh husband, shared his sorrows and his trials, par tieipated in his hopes and his ambitions and nov ti.at he is one of the greatest men in the coun- try and she shares his triumph, she IS still the modest plain-mannered unspoiled helpmate who did much to make his success possible. It is said that certain of the women of the cabinet do not show any love for the wife of the Welsh so- lcitor. but that fact does not trouble
 the sleep of Mrs. Lloyd-George. She takes little part in the public life of her hus-
 band. but when the cares of office are | thrown off by the chancellor for brief 1 moment every day the husband and wife l spend the happy period together.
 Some years ago Mrs. Lloyd George made 1 a half-hearted attempt to enter politics, | but except as hostess in a small way, | her appearances were not a success. Now 1 she is seldom seen on the public plat , form, and as a hostess her efforts are | confined to presiding at the late break l lasts at which her husband delights to
 receive his political and personal friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
FREE LIFE READINGS TO ALL WHO WRITE AT ONCE

The weii-Smown European Astrologer. Prof Roxnv has once more decided to favor the people of this try with Free Test Readings of their lives from his office in Holland.
 Prof Roxroy's fame Is well known in this conn. try that he hardly needs introduction from ,s His power to read the lives of people, matter at what distance they may be- is described simply marvellous Tn A,tr1,at 1o12 "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

In August. 1913. he clearly pre- dicfed the Great Var. and inform d all his clients that "a bereaye- ment in Royal circles will effect most of the crowned heads of Europe. Even Astroiogers of va : rious nationalities and reputation all over the world acknowledge him to be their mas ter. and follow fin his footsteps. He
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Monday Specials Tomorrow Until p. m. Quantities Restricted to Prevent Dealers Buying

cial 5 1-2c yard (10 yd. limitl
 Pillow Cases. full size. made of good quality muslin with nice 3 in hem. special 1-2c each. Monday only
 voiie, f6 inches wide. fine sheer quality suitable for waists. dresses also curtains. 2bc values. 12 t-2c yd.
 Bieached Sheets, size 72x90 hem med ends. regular 40c quality. spe- cial 25c | Carpet Sweepers. Bissells stand nrd quality. oak or mahogany finish special &i.75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Over 1000 Summer Dresses

 At $4.s5-Pretty little frocks of white and figured voiles, striped and figured crepes- At S5.96-White Voile Dresses, trimmed with laces and embroid- cries.
 At $6.95-Cool little dotted voile Dresses with over-jacket of the voile and sheer little bodices of white lawn.
 At $7.5o-Frocks of soisette, em- broidered voiles. polka dot voiles. figured and striped cottons.
 At $9.95-Distinctiv Summer Dresses of linen, voiles and crepes, made in the newest fashions.
 At $t4.95-Charming little dress es of white voile crossbar and other satin striped voiles.
 Silk and Serge Dresses
 s6 Popin Dresses $4.s5-Navy blue. black, Copenhagen and wis teria.
 67 PopIin Dresses $5.s5-Black. navy, taupe and sand
 105 Silk PopIin Dresses $9.95- Navy, black and colors also checked silk frocks and other silk one-piece styles.
 12o Silk Dresses $12.95-Chiffon taffetas, crepe de chimes, crepe meteor
 160 Silk Dresses $t4.95-Very charming little dresses of many in dividual styles.
 100 Serge Dresses $4.95--Navy blue and Copenhagen
 Hundreds of Suits
 30 Serge Suits $8.s5-Blue, black and cOlors.
 85 Suits $1495- Silk poplin, gaberdine, tweeds, wool poplins
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

People who are forced to stand on their feet all day know what sore, ten-' der, sweaty, burning feet mean. They use "TIZ" and "TIZ" cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in perfect condi- tion "TIZ' is the only remedy in the world that draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet and cause tender, sore. tired. aching feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, call louses and bunions It's simply glorious. An. how comfortable your feet feel after using "TIZ." You'll never limp or draw up voc face In pain. Your shoes won't tighten and hurt your feet.
 any druggist. department or general store. Just think whole years foot comfort for only 25 cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
All in the Family

"Young man, is there any insanity in your family?"
 "Why-er--yes. I'm crazy abo,il your daughter"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
In Burgers Lower-Price Store Tomorrow a Great Special Sale of 565O Suits, Coats, Dresses and, Skirts at Very Amazing Prices!

and black and white checks. 100 fine Tailored SuIts 91s.96- Gaberdine. wool poplin and com
 bination effects. 150 Cloth and silk esfits S24.s5-- Copies of imported models and
 suits originally almost as much again.
 POO Palm Beach eusts e6.ss to $i4.s5-Ir Norfolk and pleated styles.
 Spring and Summer Top Goats White ChinchIlIa Coats $7.s5-- Two new models; wide belts. White Corduroy Coats $e.e5- Balmacaan models with new
 sleeves.
 25 White ChinchilIa Coats $12.e5
 All quite new.
 35 BaImacaan Coats $6.e5-Cov-
 ert and tweed.
 60 Checked Coats $6.e5-Yoke ef- feet and side pleats.
 50 PopIin Coats $s75-Navy and black wool poplins 50 fine Sample Goats $685. Mostly lined with peau de cygne. $15 to $25 for other Coats of silk poplin. bengaline. silk faille. gab- erdine and fashionable gofine and corduroy. Tub Skirts 95c to $4.95 for cordeline. gah- erdine and linen. in new models. Cloth Skirts $1 each for collection of odd Skirts in serge and mixtures, most ly black and tan. $2.e5 to $3.95 each for other Cloth Skirts of gaberdine. serge. poplin and corduroy in good styles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-18

in Zen (10) days in the sum of
fifty 600 per cent of contract price,
and conditioned upon the proper
carving out of the terms of the
contract, and the faithful perform
ance thereof, and the contract and
bond shall contain a condition re-
curing the contractor to carry
workman's compensation insurance,
and the contractor and his bonds
men to keep said improvement in
repair for period of one Cd year
from and after the completion there
of. Certified checks will be return
ed to unsuccessful bidders and to
successful bidders when they have
signed the contract and given bond
as required. In case the successful
bidder shall fail to enter into con-
tract and give bond as required, the
certified check filed with his propo-
sal may be retained by the City
Council at their option, as agreed
and liquidated damages The right
is reserved to reject any and all
proposals, and all proposals received
will be acted upon at meeting to
be held by the City Council of the
City of DEBORAH, Iowa, at 1880 P.
NJ. on the first day of September
1915, or at an adjourned meeting
thereof.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa this 18th
day of August, A. d. 1915. 1872
F. M. HUGHES.
City Clerk
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-08-18
Coal at Summer Prices,

Place your order for coal now, at
summer prices, at Ingvoldstad G.
Co. 31-4w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08

j. +. Hildt Wagner county dis
trict court, dismissed Mayme Hunter
It al ~ ". H. Cudd ct nj, Carter
county district 'ourt, dismissed
Commissioner Galbrnith -- W. n.
Parks vs. s. McElhOes ct al, Co
manchc county district court. dismiss
ed w h. Skiryin et al vs. United
Kansas Portland Cement company,
Oklahoma county district court, dts
missed American state Bank vs. +
X, Mcclure, Bryan county district
court, dismissed.
Commissioner Brett -- ]. w Young
et al vs. England lIros., Craig county
district court. judgment for defendant
reversed H. Schegcl vs. 4. r. Fuller
Bryan county district court judgment
for plaintiff affirmed
Division No.
Commissioner BleakmOre - j u
Edgar Grain company w II X. Kolp et
al oklahoma county district court
Judgment for defendant affirmed
Wilkin Hale Bank VS. Bernie Herstein
Oklahoma county district court, judg
ment for defendant Is reversed and ~
manded. Charles A. Love VS. CLYDE
/ Smith. Kingfisher county distric
court, Judgment for defendant ar
frmed Il. NJ. L0yelace vs. Mrs. Ser
ena Wilson, Oklahoma county dlstric
court. Judgment Tor defendant affirm
ed. jeff Simons ct al W. jeanette
Rerryhul aud Samuel j. Checote, OK
mulgee county district court, judgmeD
Tor defendant affirmed
Commissioner RIttenhOuse - MaJo
Moberly ct al. W. G. r. whitney, okla
,huma county superior court, Judgmen
for defendant affirmed William Rag
dale and Simou Brown W. G. ". Davi'
Muskugee county superior court, iudl
ment for defendant affirmed; +. JOne
VS.. W. l.. Tull MuSkogee county sup'
rior court, judgment for defendant a
firmed
Commissioner Dudley. John SamI
, son ct al vs.. Porter Staples, Carte
3 county district court, judgment for d,
fendant reversed aud remauded
Division No. I.
z Commissioner Robherts A. r. Gou
ley VS.. ". G. IookabHugh, Oklahom
. county district court, Judgment for d,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08
BY C0L0RED STUDENTS
Pupils Of Douglas High School Ask by
Resolution Reinstatement Of PrOfes.
sor BraIeltOn

We, the students and graduates OF
the Douglas high school oklahoma
City, oklahoma, In massmestlng held
here June 7th, 1915, adopt the follow
lug resolutions
Whereas, the board Of education
took action In the meeting held June
o. 1915 In which our worthy and
scholarly and beloved principal, J. Ii.
A. Brazelton of Douglas high school,
was dismissed from said prlncipalshlp.
Whereas, when Professor BraEleton
first became principal, II has grown
from small body of teachers, mum.
herring seven 10 the number Of forty
eight
Whereas, under his leadership the
progress " the school has been noted
with great pride She has sent out
students to various colleges to both
north and south taking the various
courses In life, doctors, druggists
teachers, lawyers and various profes
snus.
/ Whereas, under his leadership We
/ believe that Douglas high school Will
attain greater progress and praise.
| Therefore be- It resolved, that We
Use this opportunity NJ expressing our
confidence In the integrity and ability
and leadership of Prot J. II. A
BraEelton as principal Of Douglas
high school. and that we most respect
fully request the said J II A, BraEel
tn be reinstated ~ principal ol
b., Douglas high school first because ",
think II is right and just to him ~ q
lender Of thhe Negro race; second, foI
the efficient and nOlde service whlcl
he has rendered to the uplift Of his
race along the educational line thes'
past thirteen years third, having hay
Ing helped 10 make Douglas hlgl
school what II Is today we further
need his ripe experience.
CHAS u HARRIS, Chh
Il l. EPHAlM, See.
H. u. BUSH, chm Reso Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08
Last Supreme
Court Decisions

The following cases were disposed
" by the supreme court today, the
opinions being rendered by the su.
prcme court Justices aud the members
of the different commissions:
Justice sharp: Lutte Il. Jones vs.
Emily 4. Fearnov, ct al Kay county
district court, motion to dismiss ap-
peal Oyerruled W II Springfield and
John X. Thompson vs.. Edward IL,
Thompson and Amanda j Hnnkins,
Ellis county district court, dismissed !;
$. L. Holllster vs. Julius H. KOry ana
Leo Kory, jefferson county court, dis
missed G.. 4. Erwin ana d. Lankin
w. First National bank of Madill,
Marshall COUNTY court dismissed Pol
ly Boyd and J Il Green W. leunle
Robinson ct al Muskogee district
court, dismissed
Justice Hardy. CMlckasha Compress
company vs.. |. T. Bow, Carter county
! district court, Judgment for defendant
affirmed; j T. Prince w. X. l.. Cos
nell, Tillman county district court
! judgment for defendant affirmed.
Justice Brown: Two cases Of n slmi
lar nature against the county treasurer
Of Atoka county seeking to enjoin the
county officer from listing and assess
Ing omitted taxes. dismissed
Division No.
Commissioner Thncker: The frlsc,
vs.. 6. u lIawOrth, Canadian count!
district court judgment for detendan
reversed and remanded; II l.. over
ton W. The SigmOn Furniture manu-
featuring company and W VI Gate,
stephens county district court judp
ment Tor defendant reversed aud ~
manded
Division No.
. Commissioner DeyereuN Round
! aud Porter Lumber company W jaime
p. Thompson Cherokee county db
trict court dismissed; Laura Earl Y
Beatrice Earl ct al, Oklahoma count
. district court judgment for defendal
affirmed, 4. Sidney Hudson "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08
10000 WOUNDED BRITISH
SOLDIERS IN EGYPTIAN CITY

BERLIN June S--Among the news
items given out today 10y the over.
seas News Agency is the following
Constantlnople reports glyp further
details II the severe British defeat at
Seddul Bahr. The position o fthe
British troops IL dangerous. They
are without the support of the heavy
guns Of their ships and the men are
nervous and without spirit.
Travellers report that nt AleIan
dria, Egypt, there are no fewer than
10000 wounded British soldiers"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08
TEXAS RANGER KILLED
AFTER SHOOTING 2 MEXICANS

MARATHON, Tex. June s.-TeXas
Ranger Lee Burdette was shot and
killed near Babens Texas, last nlght
In a pistol battle with three MeIicanS.
two uf whom he seriously wounded.
Both the wounled MeXlcans are eX.
pected To die The third was being
pursued by posse today. Burdette,
whose home was In Austin, was trying
TO arrest the men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08
FRENCH PRESIDENT RETURNS
TO PARIS FROM BATTLE FRONT

PARIS, June s.--President Polncare
returned today to Paris from three
days spent In the trenches at the front.
He was near Verdun, In the forest of
lie Pretre and at Pont A Mousson. lie
also visited various other localities
where severe fighting has taken place
and decorated officers and privates
who have distinguished themselves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-08
Licenses 10 marry have been issued

from the county court to J. i. Roberts,
20 NJ Haskell, Ark and Miss J. Eliza
beth Lathrop, ~, NJ oklahoma City (,
Charles W. vanderpool y. and Miss
Nellie n. owen, ~, Oklahoma city, j.
r. Berry, ~, ~ Jones city aud Miss
Edith RpnedlN, 20 of llurruh.