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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
INDEPENDENT BUS
MEN MEET MONDAY

The Automobile Drivers associa-
ton, which has seeded from the
Auto Transit association, will hold
a meeting Monday night AT Eckart
hall. 1916 Third ave. Plans for fu-
ture operation will be discussed.
This organization is composed of
those drivers who want to make
a thoro test Of the law. including
the constitutionality of the jitney
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

stalls 20 > steer pct roast lie ID.
spare Fih. Zee n shoulder pork roast,
~ ~. stall ~. salmon trout lbs. 2Ae
haiibui lbs shc stall 81. Tsl.pbons
peat. lbs fsc. mes potatoes lbs. ssc
stall 80. bananas. zee d0s lemons.
auH sbc. wainuts ; lbs Sc. stall -
z lee leaves bread. iEc. slayer cake,
sec stalls is.it. sugar. lbs, csc. at
bottle cider vinegar Sc. necAroni. Sc ID.
sse ran peaches Joe. 8 lbs. coffee. ssel
ginger snaps tee 10 stan H. Washing
ton creamery batter. 2sc. fresh oregon
ranch esss. ifr.
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CORNER

Big rams hes, milk. Be each, to each
grown person stall i0s. fresh creamery
butter s5tac 10 pasteuriEed milk. &C at.
sc pt stalls 1875. i0c lars mustard. Sc;
CSC cans striug beans. ibc: abc can choco-
tate. s6r. DC oysters I cans esci 2ee can
Nhrimps. Use. lee washing powder, Sc
large prunss toe 10 sec waffle flour,
tsc. sec olives. roe bottle. stall %. full
cream cheese tkc 10 stall iiA straw
berries lee Dor. ssedless grapefruit,
for 2sc. soft she'll wainuts, lbs 4sc.
stan IL salmon trout, tbs sSc. fresh
picked shrimps. Toe ID. halihut checks,
lbs she stall 50 carnations do1. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
CONVICTED Again

George Yearsley. an |. w. w,
was found guilty of disturbing the
peace during a fight with Apostolic
faith preachers for street speaking
supremacy. by Jury In Judge
Tallman's court Friday. Yearsley
had appealed from a justice court
conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
SAINT ARy

stalls et-3s 5 lbs sugar &c; bis
cans best milk, csc; milk, s2.So case, zoe
doz; lbs white beans. 2ac. stall .,
choice pot roast. &c to lie ID; circle W
lamb chops ibc ID. pork roast, lave 10.
compound lie h. stall ii32. rims
bologna soc 10 head cheese. isc 10.
blood pudding i Sc 10 stalls 2s-Se. fancy
hams isc III: soc lean bacon. lac 10
pot roast ioc 10 veal or pork roast
i2hc n stall a. cottage cheese Toe
H. fresh chicken or duck Gags. > doz
sbo stall :. New York sharp cheese. .
lbs 55c. stan IL new peas, Toe 10.
rndishes punches Sc. new potatoes. 4
lbs Csc, large heads lettuce DC; strins
beans ibs. abe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
WOMAN HAS LiNcoLN's AXE

MONTGOMERY CITY. Mo. April
23.-Mrs. Savala Vandaveer OF this
place has the axe with which Abra-
ham Lincoln made rails. Then he
was working with her uncle. VIM
Smith. in Greene county. Ind. Mrs.
Vandaveer has lived in this county
for SO years. almost her entire life.
Mrs. Vandaveer says her hus-
band was given the axe by her
uncle. During the war Mr.. Wanda
veer was offered an OK team for
the axe. but refused To part with 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

stall H. lbs. graduated sugar. tsc.
stalls T5-3S. fresh pasteurized milk. Sc
ct. &c pt stall 1921. veal chops, i2's c
n pork or veal roast. igAc h; lard
compound Ice 10 pot roast lave III.
stall IS his cans best milk ibc with
H. coffee. stall p. fresh butter, csc
ID Washington creamery butter. lbs,
SIC: skim milk cheese, lee 10. stall IL.
lbs salt DC. stall 1893. 2bc cans pine
apple. iac. stan .. strawberries. boxes
ssc stalls l and ?. Florida grapefruit,
Sc each, stall Is, walla Walla asparagus,
Tbs Use stall 10 strawberries. boxes
i6c stalls sA-e6. peanut butter. Zee IL.
staH -. broken rice, lbs. sbc Stall bh.
apple butter lbs. itc stall 6. bluing.
for tEc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

A steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday at 900 n. m. FOR Port Town
send direct.
.steamer Kulshan viii call a. Por,
Townsend, uurthhnuud. Saturdays
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y m
points marked .. are boat landing.
Passengers for these points nnd Tor
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements fpr landing
and assume all risk and liahiiitv in
mailing such landing Steamers pas.
aenKer rate does not include boat
landing charges
unrEaEe liability Is limited to
gearing apparel not to exceed 500
Tor whole ticket 1850 pounds allowed
free
steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice Frelgh, re-
ceived daily for all points fescept
ing Tacomal named In above SEIZED.
uie
tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from 6.ao a m. to 1900
midnight
PUGET sOt Nh NsNIGATIoN co.
Ticket office. Coimnn Dock.
phoue. Main aaSa
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$3.50 PER ACRE
TERMS

100 acres tn very welt settled district f.
valiee rapidly developing. close 90 mar
tsts small scattered timber. easily
cleared plenty ~ water ana better
rainfall VA summer than ~ seattle one
~ she most promisinE districts IN the
stptc ~ Washington lnvestiEatiDn VIII
, rurprise YOU ne So location. pfice ana
terms Must sell quick action ueces-
sary % not phone Tor Information.
WIN Howe 1919 American Bank
Vfdr
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So WANTED TO BORROW

MALONE attention VIII you. 81 ioanins
500 help brothers daughter ana sic.
teri Good security Huf references
given. 4 legitimate business Address
. ~. star
" a. 81. ATTENTION
wanted was Interest. references. In
YeHiiHattun. brothers sister and
daughter naeaa assistance pet7 kthr
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acees Tor $500. worth 81 zoo close TO
lake near Kent. on good road fine
district running stream fine soil A
bargain Must sell
D. ~ BopTH
E7s Burke HldR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

REFINED WIDOW fa. alone. wuNid
share cosy home wtth anpfeetsfffv hos
band about 80 good nraxtaev ana pAi
object mental and practical advance
fnsnt in ruspphtsst and 'tants itiEh
attachments possible fas HfatGT 0&E
Who understands. loves aHtufq ard 90.
nperatra write particular. or save
stamps tFifiers ignored, % upK
esa. seattle
NEFTNEb Wtfp1W. sterling rHafattsr.
t5table disposition. desires srauatHt#pes
81 honorable wefkfns man wtfh sfssd4
pasitien. hstwenH e. and s.. aa3set Hst d.
riwauy ne trifiers Aadress y ~ eiet
INNICUBTNU f6asssss esd haihs Etu.
utsss Hotel Noams 3ss-fet. itaPA
THIRD ave
ANA MAHkR
nafbs. scientific massage Eii rniaH e.
Apr q
Ltsrao Guaranteed te restore s"sfF
haff ~ money refunded tsassta t.ah-
wtuoW w6aia Mks h baard ~ ass =
So b. washing ana msn1lns dena 81
per a~~h Main tgff
EEFfNEb WIDOW IS uapis ~ pisst
Esutlsmaai nisfrimonY vh}ers ties
p-t2 Star
mEFfNEu artman siaaN - alone
want. 60 fwrrt gentleman - meAnt4
Haatrtnsouy y suited - 20. staf
AptEss-saaasFsans cettea naet pills.
safe ard sars care fns delayed periodic
Prize a. Money rssanted " remedy
fails after fair trial Raymond HsHseY
CO. tir@ riNe AZ
LOOSELY MAJ. eo,nfsrsstiY nssa would
marry. " suited call ftts rhingey ave
city
Mss JEWELL WANtcCnfSo ititH
rhird. office is
HEFTNEp LNpV sfsriInr character
Gnvaafe alsnpattian. aae ~. desires she
Acquaintance - respectable mar -
means brtNesa 30 ard 80 wears abtert
matriWpaY Address q o HaK ~
Tacoma. wash
TENvER uYE WORKS. 1903 seventh. etiy
REEtNEU ~taaai as. wants 81 meet ger
tiesnen. mafrimonr npIs~t Dos F-ss,
STAR
Mis- MASON HoME-tNVAtfp AND
A0ED PEOPLE 1iA y MERCER
CAptrot. SO
Make Yoar oun medicine from lhs
hafhrfF bark se cents tn stamps wilt
brinR go yaar aadrtss nn~thslf Pound
wiih directions hos ta use g. tf~nrY
Noble. Palmer Wssh
CIT ACQrNiNrEp SOCIETY -Nanss,
sna addresses tie Pine ct Main
tFN 1919 49,
KNvKNkUGHs 8 % iIRTs 1905 ~ ~
CHfM0FODfaT -c9rus removed - rain.
is-. vsihed offles sts isas rhira ~
NfbwTFr Mrs ANA wtfLEfKREN
7ate ism ave " rhene Haliard i1si
HAfFtNF.sA Les N married itf- Afe yap
feuetvf Join Seattle Reliable Ffieud.
ship C1ub Ladies' free Ada r Evans
~~ose~~~S~~~~<e~S~~s~
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
HEM Prot Fefkins Thursday evening :
o'clock speak and give tesla FfAtsfnal
HAN Fourth and Pike so afternoon
meetings
HEWTftA NELSON Trance medium
circle tonight. consolidation datiF. atef-
ling Hotel lti9 Third
MADAM CtairvoYant. card reader.
palmist gtc tn1 PIN toa-n
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
M0pEHN ana 1roou aua#ments fir.
uishsd aud unfnfulshpd Potomac
Apartments i7t7 i1th ave.
5-WOON farnishrd fiat parrhes. view.
hest lEht RaH and use ~ phone is5
1899 gsth ave. Tel p 1921
FOH HENT - room modern house. large
yard. lawn and orchard. Tenant must
furnish ow.n bedding and dtshrs. other.
eyise completely furnished good piano.
close 20 two car lines aGaf WaiHnF
ford ave Fhuae North 1855 Qr call
webster Main 9460.
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CHOOSE SOW

Make your selection tiRht away. Cath
cart lands are selling rapidly Those
who choose first. choose best only 90
mlnates' ride by train or auto. We have
several nice tracts, With houses ready
FOR occupancy Easiest Kind Of terms
Let us take you out this week.
west g. WHEELER
800 Colmsu Block Main iet7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

So ne e. p sv.n > A. tseEs ~ y =
stop the Ply
let In taaeh wtsn our direct p
from factory -ta- snu plan ~ u
~tiI save you IS 20 80 Per
cent On all building materials
We operate our eNn factory.
ara make Immediate ship
fnent from largest stock Ia
West
window screens ..s-..os see az
sash cor half Winte~* screens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
$1,000
REAL ESTATE

cow ~ TANK
Sew. Sfaam modern HOUSE. situated
close 60 rewsn ard Haesnus car iinss
Fries reduced 20 81 500. or exceptional
y 5000 tsfms Phone North 1871
NEVEh AuAIN
VIII you have a better opportunity 90 ss'
hsek 20 the land Than f"u are Offered
here
JUST THINK az IT
f4and in the famous Arlington AtenNf cod
district aa tuW $50 per artn small
payment dswu. balance ea terms ~
see yer acre per month
HOW can WE 80 IT.
nseauss rua are setting q 81 vhaissaie
prices ffam the Port uiaAetsf Miu Go
ono ~ the largest min eau rauiss in
the state Land baAsrs wiii always -
Eivsa she preference % wnrA IN the
large camp ~ company adjacent % THIS
land Call ~ ~ttfe ~ tauhlrt,
a. NELSON
50 Northsrn uanA hids
Seattle. wash
KkfkHisiHitEp real estate office isat
lag city Ntil sacrifice consisting -
cafe desk ehaits slA iistinrs thguifs
sel Sarihssa Rank nlhs
$40 snam hauss toilet hath. nas.
stsTtfteitf snuae frait Lawn Improve
thnats paid ~ faii. ineludtns pstinE
wtit sell ~ rent wtih privilege - hes.
payment us#t wifA oauers oHlf.
rhans q stts
ntfNUAtnNM AND corr ACES
rastas ttsfg1 foot ieta wsii imprpes1
%afth Enf iust outside tltF itrnits
near stth ard Greenwood 81 SEQ
Ssu a-rann cottage ~ tf.'oef lot class
N West Seattle tAte. price rsdaera
~ auirk sais
%su steum bunEhiawi Fireplace ttsf1s-
sfstt Bot near sail ~afsf ara stieaaid
aisn - sa,aHd near etiB itmtts and car
rannti~emF FafA flete WIZ All
larger iai. " desifsd
Nnrh End tHue aiaa near Wa3ilrHfefa
raf large raFnsf igf fWaufss atur
basemeut furnace tsfaa cnms 90
aha talA t~fres ~ fath uwusf. hA&
erspire MEG SO SECOND atf Telss
rhnHs EiHHff 1895
~ -RAcNlrirEn 81 uWnst. 1essm
Anne la4nRsiow Fireplace hasHrn"Ht
iaundf7 improvements raid fasF
terms Phone = stpt
NNkF TtFtts etsw harnr issss ~ acreage
- rsff payment ufant gHn
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screen saars ...................t IS up
s-ere..- ran@s -nsr-. Is size. .......tt.ie
Same tor p4fnttnr q sfxss aniy2. -
Cottage front a9aes .............ss IS 40
a-plY s-rs~r interior feors .....+s - 40
t-plv veneer interior dacr. ..... ce 40
N~w Craf'sraan interior doors -. isae NJ
New crartsraAn treat doors ..... rs %
csts.r. frors winsows ........ sss up
t.nxht transcn ............ .ss up
Bungalow ca.-n~nt ..sh ... Sc up
Cnurt@ts inside SHADOW trim ..s..s &s
Complete Inside door fytrn ...&.....4 -
GLASS. PAINTS BUILDING psrva
AND HARDWARE oSE-THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO. 81
O. " WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND Doors
fztt FtTst Ave- Nsin tstT.
CHENFEsT Ff.Kcfi - haY % feas see,
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owner must sell on account ~ poor
hoaith 20 acres acres cleared house
barn COWS h.iferE pigs. chickens,
10 bearing fruit trees and other small
FRUITS. = mile from clear Lake. &
miles from Mount vernon. county seat
price $4,000 Mrs y Thompson. Clear
Lake. wash Ind Phone sei.
2 ACRE TRACTS t2b down, $40 monthly,
ty oUrer Inquire Beicher's store.
Kerngralc. wash. Nine boats daily
from Rainier Beach. two trains daily.
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IS For Rent Unfurnished
FURNISHED APIS.

aT0KN AFNErWENTa Furnished and
uufurufshad private baths. fle 90 and
up $50 Republican. East queen Anne
ear
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II statesmen WANTED

WHO weuid itke Go keep a ftt
healthy bats boy sa wears 90
abnaf enc manth for COMPANY,
while matheF ens# undef uHsfa
tlauF Address AfH Weed @iis
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
- MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Two MEN d learn aut5 and
tfurk driving and repairing, staA
Mvafiake
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. o0nm STR Potlatch for Porti a.a6am
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
nxcept i..nanFor and alllexcent
sunday lnointn on Hood Canal Mnnd'v
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Marriage Licenses

Kalchiro Nasayams. Is. Mitchell Neb..
and Tome Miyasuehl 20. Japan.
iautsro SaKai ~. seiieck. and ssano
Miyamoto. 10. Japan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-31

my kidneys had been in was entirely
amended, too, by the medicine. My
stomach was in such state that could
not rest at night, and l had to adopt a
very limited diet. Now I can eat any
thing, with comfort. / can also state
that the Discovery was what I needed to
give me tone and vigor, as my impaired
digestion had deprived me of sustenance.
/ enjoy the best of health now. "-MR.
DEXTER RoBERTs, 813 Lemon st., Or
lando, Fla.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
helps the stomach digest the food and
manufacture nourishing blood. 1t has a
tonic effect and soon enables the stomach
and heart to perform their functions in a
natural, healthy manner, without any
outside aid.
Contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
Its ingredients are made public and
printed on wrapper. It's a pure altera-
tive extract made with glycerine from
native roots and herbs.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets regulate and In
vigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Write DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, and receive free confden-
tial medical advice, or send for the Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser. Three dimes
only for cloth bound book of zoos pages.
Illustrated with colored prints, etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-31

return to my family. At the end Of
the third day my provisions gave out
and it became necessary for me to
land to replenish my larder.
Landing in a small inlet or lake,
which a fisherman called Waldrop's
lake, I tied my boat securely, hid my
fishing tackle under q log, concealed
my axe and spade under another near
by. / started for Powelton, which the
fisherman told me was some three
miles distant, with the intention of
supplying myself with two days
rations, after which I would resume
my search for the markers.
without trouble I found my way
to your village, and fortunately,
struck your hospitable home. But
more fortunately for me was your
invitation to lead in the prayer meet
ing services. The text you had Sc
lected, Lay not up for yourselves
treasures upon earth, etc. had a Pc
culiar significance to me. Here I
was five hundred miles from home
seeking a treasure, which could be
enjoyed but short time. Here I was
exhorting others to lay up treasures
in Heaven, when I myself had been
recreant to my high calling. Physi-
clan heal myself cried an accusing
conscience, and then IN a spirit of
contrition vowed that would make
a sacrifice by abandoning my search,
and return to my family and my God.
"At the conclusion of the services /
asked Brother WEIGH to listen to my
story. I resolved to give him my
boat, fishing tackle and implements,
and to return to Carolina on the
next train. Brother WEIGH tells me
that the missing pine has been I'M
dermined by the current of the river;
that it fell into the water, and has
but recently been removed by the
governments dredge boat; and that
he could carry me to the place With
out difficulty. But have declined his
offer, my vow must be paid. I must
not again be lead into temptation.
We have sent for you to draw a dia-
gram of the place I located fourteen
years ago. If you two can be bene-
flied by its. discovery you are well
come to it."
Thus ended the strange story of
this strange man. The diagram was
drawn under his direction, and given
to Brother Welch. A duplicate re-
tanned by me for future Use. Bidding
the minister goodbye, fastened to
my school to find that was tardy by
ten minutes.
In the next will appear the results
of our investigation, and new part
nership formed Of a still stranger
aggregation.
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measure for the hardships I was con-
stantly enduring. The mosquitoes
gave me no rest. Dense smoke would
drive them away for awhile, but as
soon as the fire died out they would
return to the attack with fresh re-
Inducements. My sleep was not of a
restful nature. The water was as hot
as dishwater. / saw that my work
must be done quick or I would be-
come victim of swamp fever.
"The first day was spent in trying
to locate the place had discovered
fourteen years ago. Frequently I
found the magnolia tree and cypress,
but could not find the pine. Day
after day l explored the banks of the
river, until l had almost a beaten
path of a miles length. Disappointed
and dispirited, resolved to take five
days more, and if unsuccessful at the
end of that period would abandon
the attempt to locate the box and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-31
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR LOOK YOUNG
Gray Hair Changed to an Even Dark
Shade-No Dye.

You can easily turn your gray, fad
ed or streaked with gray hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll apply, q few times,
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair
and scalp like a shampoo. Q-Ban is
harmless, not sticky, delightful to use
and darkens all your gray hair so
naturally and evenly that no one can
tell it has been applied. Q-Ban acts
on the roots, makes hair and scalp
healthy, changing gray hair and en-
tire head of hair to that soft, even
dark luster, f1uffness, beauty and
abundance which makes the hair so
fascinating and attractive, besides
prevents dandruff, itching scalp and
falling hair. Try at our risk-guar-
anteed. Only SOC for a big 7-oz.
bottle, at D'Alemberte's Pharmacy,
Pensacola, Fla. Out-of-town folks
supplied by parcel post. Call or
write asking for Q-Ban Hair Color
Restorer. (adv.)
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.OS7EOPATHIC
,, q: :: -. :: ": 60: ..::.. BRIEFS
LATERAL CURVATURE IN SCHOOL CHILDREN.

LATERAL CURVATURE IN SCHOOL CHILDREN
(By Dr. W. F. Link in the osteopahic Magazine)
n R. EHLER University of Wisconsin is quoted by Dr.
lateral curvature of the spine and
these million have curvature great enough in
juriously to press dsplace some vital organ
Million Crooked Backs.
do precisely how Dr. Ehler arrived at these
prodgous alarming figures but assuming they approx
children affected with the most Of spinal de-
formity, lateral curvature.
Now if five million children urature
side bending with rotation Of the SPINE how many more chill
dren have other form of curVsture"-
In the absence hazard guess that at
least another million have recognizable spinal deoe other
than lateral curvature making six million less crooked
backs among the school children
Prevalence of the Lesion.
If then routine medical examination would
normal spinal in million school
children many would be disclosed by skilled osteopathc
vertebrae answer, Of the six
million of and probably nine out of ten of the
remaining children marked
individual verebrae which Iedpose to curvature and to all
of disease. it is of this kndcases which
either fault osteopathc physician
practically has the field to himself.
Importance the
Contemporary medical examination NAV detect and duey
cord the forms of evature but usually either
looks entirely dregards negligible small but nevertheless
pathological reflections of individual vertebrate
Not So osteopathc examination For the single verebra
of line have the typical oeopathic spinal les
which considered as cause Of physical disorder is Andrew
Taylor Stills epohal discoverythe basic fact of osteopahc
center of gravity Of Osteopathc thought and
practise. :"
Consequences Cure of the Lesion.
concerning the consequences the
vigorously proved experinentay
mails been observed cnay post
In of animals have carefully produced les
symptoms of disease Post shown the
pathological effects of the LESSONS other animals with ar
ay produced spinal LESSONS, observing disease
LESSONS recovery
animal patient
In the human subject daily find spinal ready made
hand We observe the evidence of disturbed function
We note in favorable caseshos in which pathology is
the disappearance of the symptoms when through the application
of osteopathc technic, the LESSONS adjusted.
in the development of perfect human there
is nothing important the possession and maintenance of
spine; and medical education
other physicians anywhere nearly examine and
treat the indispensable spine the osteopaths-Adv
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a deadly enemy we
have in lead and
turpentine. / am
also a practical
nurse and know by
theory and expert
ence the value of
DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
1t has been the
means of curing me
of lead colo and
gastritis. The I'M
natural state that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-31
Telephone"

Do you go TO see q man
or do you go to talk with
him2
To talk means to tele-
phone. The Bell TeIe-
phone clinches the inter-
view and gets you right
down to brass acks-busi-
ness.
Do less seeing and
moro telephoning and
youn probably put IN a
better days work. Use
the Ben and save the
cost Of correspondence
and the time it takes to
mako o visit.
The long distance lines
s1Ty Jour voice instant
" to patrons in ether
cities Try e.
sUEuE BEr1 TnEPHoM ~
Am 9RzEGnAPH COMPANY ~
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WHAT A PROMINENT MAN
HAS TO SAY.

Orlando, Fla" My occupation is that
of painter and all of my trade know what
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