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Two Ik|s
STORES Will
CONSOLIDATE

The biggest consolidation Of busi-
ness houses in the history Of Canon
City was arranged this morning when
plans were made for the joining Of
The fowler stockton watson Mercan-
tile Company and The Novels Mer-
camille company. The consolidation
win be effected about March is.
Mr.. irwin r. Stockton buys a one
fl.ird interest in the stock and busi-
ness of the Novels Mercantile Com
pany and viii become one OF the exec
utiye officers of the same.
The style of the new iirrn viii prob
ably be The Nowels-stocixton Mer-
camille Company.
The store building now occupied Rye
The Novels Mercantile Company viii
be extensively remodeIed and out
fitted for the combined business of the
tive firms.
Mr.. A. R. Novels and Mr. Irwin n.
Stockton win guide the destinies u
tire new nrm These energetic and
h.gh-minded young business men
With their capable corps OF assistants
win give Canon City a comp.ste and
rish type of merchandising.
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HORSES LEG IS
BROKEN IN RUNAWAY

A team Of :,orEes attached to one OF
b. J. Kelly's dairy wagons executed
a thrilling r,inawsy from Harrison
avenue down Eseht street to the Den.
ton hotel cora : about II o'clock this
morning. In turning east on Main
street one OF tho hnizaIs aliDped and
fell on the eoar1ste cruoainss and
wagon and horses went down in an
apparently insztsicable mix-op. When
the wrecka q wGs cleared away BY
the crowd. which quickly gathered At
the scene Of :he aecident. twas found
that one of The Lotses had broAsn ita
left fore leg In sevsrni plAeos and
would have to be killed. Both mi
mails were b sdlv huissd. but The was'
on was mot s-s''outly injured.
The horse w'th the broken iss was
taken to Mr. Kei'y's dairy q Thir
teenth and Pigef streets where Il Wna
rut out Of its misery By being shct.
The team t3,k night and ran amy
when Mr.. Ro,. The driver. got ont q
The wagon - Harrison ayenue and
Eight street t. deliver some mIlk q
cne Of his ccstcmers-
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4 CHAPTER P. {. O.
SOCIETY ORGANIZED

A chapter Of the P. E. o. socisty.
national 'gan.zation Of women,
was launched teIt Wednesday night
with ten charter members. Mrs.
Carrie shear os Trinidad, state organ
izer. was ths iustituting officer; she
having como Lere the previous after.
noon for that purpose.
The chapt,' tfficers. which were
elected Wednesday night. are a. fol.
lows: Miss Pearl McKissick, pfpsI.
dent; Mrs. q W. Rea. vice presi-
dent; Miss e,x'e Wood. recording
secretary; Mrs. . d. Porter. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. clyde
Farmer. trel 'ureri Mrs. H. M. wylie,
chaplain.
The cociety all. meet semtmo1th-
y at the hon,cs Of it, membsrS; The
next session To bt held At the resi.
dence Of the president. Miss MeILin,
sick. COS College avenue. Mrs. Ghoar
left this afternoon for salIda, vhers
she win insD...t the chapter efEanisa-
tion there soipe time ago.
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KILLED BIG BOB
CAT WITH HAMMER

Emulating the example Of David
Robson. who distinguished himself .
few days ago BY killing a bob cat. q ,
Canadian lynx. bs throwing = stone
a. It. Elmer Green on Thursday pug
an end to the career Of similar
-sarmint" by crushing In its head
with = hammer.
Elmer Grccu who lives on the ranch
Of his father. Lonnie Green. on -Four
Nile creek aortheast os Canon CITY.
was : spectator Of aght between his
dog and > bob cAs. which psnonissa
70 b disasfrous 70 he enntss. o.
xelns 70 shs AZ q ~ ~ its antsse-
MIST took ,tnos - . hrunA pIls nsal'
~ hand - pespesna i.ra -IAss staaEs
asaisst IN ennosA Mr. ososs's oaiy
Heabop ~ - tims uas : hanms%
but ssarilg that he snizai uosld ,
mAhs ~ .sespe Is hs Went 70 sAe
hcuee Tor gun. he prsnptly mads An
attAck with ths cniy means be ~
ct commAaa.
Aftsr CO ,sidsrrtIe sparrins Tor sd-
vantage In which Mr.. Green narrow
" escaped being seratohed and BIZ
ton By the vieiouF ana snrased war
mint" be sueessdsd in Esttins in q
blow with ths hammsr which vut Il
out q businesa Tue cat proved To
~ very large ons With . m1Snls-
esat coat q IN. bot Il was not untn
II had bssa srAsssA out into he opsa
that Nj. 0reen realizes what psiss
ne had secured. The animai wns
skinned ssd the hide brought to-
town and sofa to nsvid Robison. WIN
appears to be mating = collscticn q
such trophiss- II viii bs sent 70 =
tsxidsrmist At Colorado Springs ana
converted into rug.
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FIVE cEMrs PROVES Il

a esnsrsss oMsr. Cut out this ad.
enclose with cents to Foley Z Co,
Chicago. Illinois. writing your name
and address plainly. and receive =
free trial package containing Foiey's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills
for kidney and bladder complaints
backache. pains in joints. rheumatism
ana Foley tathartic Tablets. . whole
soms ana thoroughly cleansing cath
artic-try an three for cents. shs
cost Of mailing. sold BY The corn%.
Drug stors. adv.
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feiiow rers7ariiy e0ndncfsd the coh:
cant msehl y sbs pl.1surs q her
guests.
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P,empt Asslsa VIII sssp vssr csssh
When you arst catch . Cola tofse..
indicated By . snssse or coush.) brsek
II mp Al once. me Idsa that II doss
not matter" often lsads 70 sssi6a<
eonplieasIoas. The repasdy whisA
innsdlatsly ana sAsily psaesseas
The lialns q ~ threat = tAs lsnd ~
mAn1ea. Dr. Nin9s Nsw pisccvssy
soetAes ths Irritatioa. leessaS ~
phlssm. vos fssl bsstsg = caee.
II sssmea % rsash ~ ~ ~ =
ny ccalA" 4 90 4 pany he.slt ~
tinonsais. -. q ycss 1relgail als
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seEt ecn''so s''e 2 o 'neE
guests
Assisted = Flcrenee Musicale.
The memb ,es Of the Study club en-
terrain about hsty of their friends
at musicale at the spacious home
of Mrs. W. L. Morris on Monday
afternoon. The program was in
charge Of Mrs Morris and it showed
again her abaiitv to plan real musi-
cal treat. Every number ON the pro-
gram deserves especial mention. Mrs.
Williamson 81 Canon City delighted
the company with her charming per-
sonnlity and splendid voice. Miss
Hendrickson of Canon was thoroughly
enjoyed. in hes piano solos, her plano
duets and in Ter duet with Mrs. VIII
hanson. Florence Citizen.
Held Regular Meeting.
Greenwood ccrps. No. %. w. n. C.
met in regl'a. ssni-monthly session
Wednesday az tie 1. o. o. f. hall.
Mrs Dunbar piesident. in the chair.
Report of the secretary for the
previous meeting was read and APP
rroved.
Comrade Peetor was present as
guest. In bei.ais OF the corps. Mrs.
Weston prescatcG him with IS gold
piece as a token of appreciation for
many services rendered. The gift
was carefully done up in a box. Al
though taken by surprise. Mr.. Rector
made very graceful acknowledge
ment of the s'ft
A letter was read from Mrs. Nc
CIure writt,l ty her nurse. with the
seasons grss'irgs and good wishes
for the prospcritr Of the corps
Mrs. Courtney. patriotic Instructor.
announced that the next meeting OF
fhe corps w,iid b. February 10. the
date nearest to Lincoin's birthday.
February l2.h II was voted TO cele-
brate the day by inviting the old
soldiers. preparing a program. and
rerve iieht rsfrcshmsnts-
II was aiso voted to call the meet
ing at o'eis:k. 90 a. 10 havo plenty
OF time.
ons eAaasa.,, vas iaiuassd iaso
The order.
The msstins ~, vs'I atsadsd and
much intsrsss va nanisnasa-
ssFpr,ss Party.
Miss HAtehrin Andsrsea - Piks
avenue was oieasautly nsEpssss1 San
DAY afsenoos when > srsns nnnbes
cf friends cuns 10 caiehfoto her i7sh
birthday. Tho aftarpooa wss sps.i
very enioyasiy vlsA music. \ sainty
luncheon ssfssA with coeps ana :
sns bir.htay ssts which vas hugely
0tsvsa " svsisDoly.
Miss Anderson was presented with
q souvenir riivss spoon.
Ths sues:s vishins The hostess
many happy returns Of ths dAy isfs
having bean wen entsrsAsasa. usins
many dsiigh.tuI phrasss 70 that e.
feet
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ANNUAL
REPORT OF
Y. N. c. A.
IS MADE
PUBLIC
Secretary's Report Shows AS
sociation Enjoyed Most
Successful Year

1t has cost JUS $6761 90 to run the
Y. M. c. A since the occupancy of
the new building on Nov. 15, 1918
TO Dec. 81, 1914 period of thirteen
and one half months. This looks
like big sum. bu. you will perhaps
be surprised to know that the re-
ceipts during the same period. not
including payments. to the building
fund were s6775 OF leaving balance
CT s13.54. OF The nearly $1,000 that
it took to run the institution only
sS9126 was received as direct sub
scriptions from the public. A sur
prising item which win be noted from
financial report published herewith
is the s21o2. 80 received from rem
tails of the % do1mitory. rooms in the
building yeer ago it was common
talk on the streets with some peo-
rle that the dormitories would never
amount to much as an asset to the
association. This amount from the
dormitories almost equals the $2i10.35
received from membership fees
The splendid report is made in the
face of the fact that during the year
the association has had many unfor-
tunate circumstances to contend with.
The general financial depression has
made the collection of funds more diff
:tcult than usual, and then the general
Secretary. Mr.. R. d Collins, was COM
PEELED to give up the work on account
<f i'll health. end the same was true
OF the physical director. Harry H:
I, Maxwell. who returned to his home in
Colorado Springs for recuperation
last summer MI Maxwell has now
recovered his Lealth and will return
end resume fis work on February
zst.
At the anu ial neeting for reorga-
nization Tu ssday evening the follow
ing officers II the board. OF directors
were elected: Dr. C. H. Wilkinson.
president: r J. Craig. first vice.
president; U f. sidebottom, second
vice-president. c. H.. Rau. treasurer;
John w. E.nmerson, secretary. The
directorate Of tho association now
consists Of .he following men: u.
K. Sidebottom. A e. Sharman, J !.
W. Rogers, w. C. Thomas. G. e.
Rowclire. c H. Wilkinson. r. J..
Craig. c. II Rau. D. e. Gibson. j..
NJ. Anderson, W. H. Ray. R. g..
Beall. John Hamilton. Guy U. Hardy
and j. w. Emmerson. For trustees.
l.. w. Felcer and c. A. Linkins were
elected.
The annual report Of general secre-
tary c. w Van Patten shows the
association TO be doing splendid wo
smong the v,lng men Of the city and
becoming m,r, efficient every day in
its great wor., OF character building.
Membership.
There are aow 2s9 members OF the
association. OF these 3S are sustain
ing members who paid s25 each. IL
business men $1e each, 6S seniors $40
each. 40 students $500 each. II reg
uIar members 81 so each. z dormitory
members $500 each. and 113 juniors
at $500 each
There were 81 Junior and so Sen
-or memberships that were subject
40 renewal in November and Decem.
Der that have not yet been renewed
During November and December tenn.
Dorary memberships privileges we're
granted to members Of the Federal
troops stationed at Canon City. and
almost 100 officers and men availed
themselves o. the special rate grant
I'd.
Religious Work.
T,urin~ The rerinA EO men. maat.
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'S0elET N0IEs
Woman,s Club.

weekly session at sPythian hall Tues
day. the vice-president. Mrs. johnson.
IN the chair. The report Of the meet
ing last week was read by the secre-
tary and approved.
The second chapter Of the book.
The American Hope" entitled. "The
Power of Choice" was the subject un-
der consideration for the afternoon.
Mrs. Rankin. leader
She gave short resume. of the
chapter and introduced discussion
something new in the club. The sub
ieet of the discussion was: Resolved,
that Public Opinion is the Servant,
Not the Master of the Individual and
Can be Created by the Units of So
ciety."
Mrs. Ilsley. Mrs Fairbanks. afar
native: Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Allen.
negative.
The judges were Mesdames Lewis,
sweeney and Duncan. The points up
on which their decision was based
time. Each disputant brought out
were. logic, rhetoric. delivery and
strong evidence with well substantial
ed arguments, evidencing much
thought Mrs. Rankin very delightful
ly closed the debate.
The discussion showed careful
study and preparation. and the listen
ers wondered how the judges could
decide when all points were SO well
taken, and were well pleased with the
verdict given by Mrs. Lewis, chairman
of the judges, which was as follows:
An Irish general thus addresses
mis- men on the eve OF battle:
Min" he says. I'VE are on the
verge of battle, an want to ask yez
before ye start, will yer tight. or win
yez rum"
AS wave of patriotism swept over
the min" with one voice they replied,
I'VE will"
With new inspiration. the general
again asked. Min. which Win yea
dor
"we viii not" says they.
The officer almost bursting with
pride said. "Ah. thank ye. min. /
thought ye would"
/ The unwrittsn verdict OF The juds-
es seemed TO be. They did"
Mss. Rankin divided boqust Of the
club towers. carnatlons. among those
sssistins her in making the afternoon
such = success-
Miss Hodsin rendered = piano solo
and responded to an encore In .
very artistic manner. Ths meeting
next week will be Of . social nature.
me subject Of which Il "colorado
Day" in charge Of Mrs. Weston.
Prosrssslvs Dinner
A. steekssn's
Tuesday evening Nj. and Mn. r.
vim r. Stockton happily entertained
twenty-four gueats At = ven planned
and wen served progressive dinner.
The guests " re ssatsd At elk tables
and the men sfter each course moved
from one ta5l, to another. 800" was
played after dinner and gifts were
awarded to ~. two low scores. Mrs.
n. s. Beail and Mr. T. N. Harding
we're given tbs Lrizes.
Band Dance Tonight.
This evening the band boys are go.
ing to give a dance in Annex hall for
the purpose IT getting enough money
10 buy some new music. A twenty
four piece band VIII play for the arsi
hour ana thereafter six-pieee orehes-
tn wiz make trs music.
nubs Dance.
''NeIshboss Kerr "Wednesday nishi
EAve Rube dance at Annex hali and
il waS very Won patronised IN every
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ma. \. csa.soi $3.50 oSyss1.

The death Of Thomas N. castsol
occurred last Saturday attsrnccn at
3 o'clock It hls home o. eoqth NInlh
'ssrsst. me lsesass1 ~ ase1 se|
PEARS, 3 menths an1 - l6ys. Fl
fpnezal nsrviees wIil sefs flecs at|
~ Fkes.s : ~ CO. xe..1.!
s s:se p = "a WI y II
~. a. = lssies. ~ - ~
: sss.Iss h ls ~ tjyll W. n /! .|''
s. g :
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as.'ns Psep's wm Assh. rh.lr Nom,
Nevo.

Maine Psepls VIII Mako Their Heme
Hsrs.
Mrs.. Robert L. Bsan and two chill
dren. Miss Mystis ana Robert !. Bean
.ot Camden, Maine. arrived IN Canon
city % rsss'Iav % naahs thsIr home
nsrs for : ssw nsonths. Thsy have
taken The W. r. Kenhsy furnished
home ht SIT 0rstnwood avsnus. They
are here for the bsssnt q the hsaish
Of Myrtle.
Mr.. Bean stages In Canoa City sos
ehout : ysas several y6oss ago and
sel,y FssAinsd ~ keslth 1rsias fhai
tilas. He hau ns1y lslslln ~ NJ
~ - a wsls ~ - ~.
vi I.I
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oud boys on wednesday evenings AOt-
lowing 6:15 O'Clock luncheon There
are four classes being conducted at
the present time ircluding a class Of
men conducted by Rev. L. ]. Hole
etudying the Life Of Paul with an en-
rollment of 20: a class of 80 students
Iy Prof. H v. George studying
Christ in Everyday Life" class OF
Z by Rev. F W. Harner in personal
work; and a class of IA younger
boys under III. leadership of Prof. R.
C. Hussey studying Life Problems"
Boys Work
General Secretary Van Patten is
making spacisl effort At this time
for the boys as he considers this
work about the most important fea-
ture of the association. Last year MIR.
Dove did ,me fine work with the
Toys in the Roy Scout movement and
The Bible classes. A few days ago
Mr.. X. A. Kennedy, State Student
Secretary. visited Canon City and
lined up the bcys' work. He is ex-
pected to make a return visit soon
and complete the organization of the
boys. Splen1ij results are expected
from this movement.
Physical Work.
During the past year, seven gym.
classes were scheduled and conduct
ed, consisting of Business Mems
class of 27 Employed Boys 80,
Young Men, so, Student 81, juniors
IA. B & C. 1I7 The business mems
class was 50 popular that they kept
it going all through the warm wea-
ther OF last SIMMER. When Mr..
J Maxwell retains February 1st. some
new features will be added to this
popular bransn of the association.
Basket ball secms to be the most pop
ular game with the younger men, and
volley ball with the business men.
The swimming pool also comes in
for its Share OF popularity. When
The troops we're here. often as high
az $50 men aai boys took advantage
of the bathing privileges in single
day.
| The Y. NJ. c. A. does not negelct
the social side Of life and this feature
has been growing steadily Of late.
On special occasions the building has
been thrown oren to the public from
top to bottom and sometimes as high
as 1900 people have visited the build
ing In q sinste evening. The ladies'
committee have played an important
part in the : ,cial work. serving ban
quets. luncheJns, furnishing flowers.
decorations, iocfing after dormitory
furnishings .tc. L. w. Feiter has
contributed much with his series Of
travel talks. Illustrated with pictures
on one evening" Of the week.
DermItories
! The Asso ,iAticu has accommoda-
tions at pres mt for ~ men. On Jan.
1st there wers 20 men enrolled -
regular tenants. Tho receipts from
the dormitories for the 1sM months
since the opa.iins Of tho building. to-
tai s21o2 80 A plan 10 on foot TO or
ganize the dormitory men into sort
Of self-goyerning body. which will add
to the social life Of that feature of
the institution
Financial.
1t is not expected that the Y. NJ !.
.. A. should be wholly seif-sustain.
ing. and. 50 sar as known. no asso-
siation was ever successfully con
Quoted wholly on its earnings and
memberships- Hence every year
people are given the privilege Of
contributing 20 this worthy institu.
tion. and to tfis end campaign to
raise about 1890 in subscriptions
is being planned for some time In
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Religious Werk.

During the period 50 mems meet
ansD were heId IN ths building with
a average sttsudunce q -. and 9
-oD1n hsitinss ~ - - kensn
~kb = sysxes "a. 8
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entered at the postofice Of Somerville,
Tenn, as secuhd-class matter.
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1t Must Be True.
Somerville Readers Must Come to That
Conclusion.

1t is not the telling of single case
in Somerville. but number of citizens
testify. Endorsement by people you
know bears the stamp Of truth. The
following is one of the public state
ments made in this locality about Doan's
Kidney Pills.
F. H. Lightfoot. lumber dealer, Som
ervilIe ST.. Somerville, says: Il tried
Doan's Kidney Pills and found them to
be all they are claimed to be for disorder
ed kidneys. had been troubled in that
way several months. had sharp,
piercing pains through the small Of my
back. This complaint hindered me in
doing my work and | felt miserable
while the attack lasted. Dosn's Kidney
Pills were just what needed, relieving
the pains in my back and making my
kidneys normal"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Lightfoot had Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N Y. adv. IL.
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worth of cotton and bought s37, 900, 0OC
worth Of meat. lard. corn hay. butter,
and other food articles grown elsewhere.
In other words. the cotton crop of the
Memphis territory cid not sell for
enough to feed her people and live
stock. And nearly every article of
food purchase d can be raised cheaper
in this territory than in the north and
east from which we bought.
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Villain j. Bryan Is out in a ses;hing
rebuke to President Wilson for the
latter's opinion on increasing the army
and navy. He can come shout vs. near
doing things 81 Ill, wrong time every
time as any smart man in the country.
That he has a master mind none will
doubt, but be does not have q proper
regard for the views of others. This
nation il unquestionsbly behind the
president and Bryan's pronuneiamentos
will not create ripple.
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federate army and served the South for
four long years, and it was one of the
pleasures of his later years to relate
events of those four years.
Deceased leaves one son, Charlie,
with whom he has lived, and two step
sons and stepdaughtei, besides his
aged wife, herself past the four score
of years in age The-wife lives with
the son, Charlie, and the three step
children all live in Arkansas.
Funeral services were conducted on
Thursday afternoon and burial was in
the Hood cemetery near the home of
deceased.
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Gibson-Murphy.

A very pretty wedding was solemniz.
ed on Sunday afternoon October Oath
in the home Of MIR. and Mrs. w. j.
Murphy.inithe ninth district when their
daughter, Miss Mary Lee, became the
bride of MIR. Walter Franklin Gibson,
of Whiteville. Tennessee. Rev, Fowler
of Germantown, Tennessee, pronounced
the marriage service, which took place
at $3.50 O'Clock, witnessed by a large
gathering of relatives and friends.
The house was attractively decorated
for the occasion. The ceremony was
performed in the drawing room which
was artisticaliy arranged with a pro-
fusion Of smilax and ferns with white
chrysanthemums and ported plants in a
decorative basis of green and white.
The lovely young bride wore her
travelling suit of navy blue cloth with
accessories to match. A large display Of
wedding gifts betokened the popularity
of the bride and groom and were com
prised of many valuable pieces of silv n
and cut glass. The bridal party left
Immediately on Intervening train for
Memphis to spend their honeymoon,
after which they returned to Whiteville
where the groom has business interests
and has many friends who will gladly
welcome his bride.
We extend our most hearty congratu-
lations to this happy couple and wish
them long and prosperous life. &c"
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James j. Motley Passes
Away.

On Wednesday afternoon, November
3, after brief illness of three days
James J. Motley passed away at his
home in the eighth district. at the ripe
age Of 50 years
He came to this section from Virginia
when be was 3 young man, settling
first in HArdemsn county where be
lived until 1879 when he came to Fay
cite county where he has since lived.
Early in life he joined the Methodist
church and has been : member in good
standing for more than half century.
He vas . member Of Capt. Bells CON-
pAny Of FORESTS command in the Cen
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ATexas Wonder.

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and bladder troubles. dessolves gravel.
cures diabetes, weak and lame hscks
rheumatism, and all irregularities of
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trouble
in children. If not sold by your drug
gist will be sent by mail on receipt of
sl.OO. One small bottle is two months
treatment and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for Tenn. testimonials.
DR.. e. W. Hall. 1926 Oliver street,
St. Louis. Mo, Send for Tenn. testi-
nonials. Sold by druggists. If