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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Coxey Says He'll Get Into Senate

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dry bones the like OF which va, never
heard before iu IN, United States sell
n, r,,m,.,l that ,pp,., h,dy bv
y.
'''" y N. '"N'N VT '.'', wv "' ".
two famous march", o' the unemployed
~ Washington and now candidate
Tor the national legislature from ms
state he rafting Is to commence I'M
mcdlatcly after the fourth ol nest
Narch, tor General 'o\cy declares ne
Is sure oi election at the hands ol the
people IN November
In In, campaign literature General
IoNcy declares his tight Tor the Ncna
to',hp viii be- warcd ON tour plank
'Irogram' toNcy tahooc, use ot the
word platform W declaring II Is much
abused and meaningless IN politics ON
the other hand, he insists he Is the only
candidate lor the senate IN this state
with an ou,Npokcu and intelligent pro
gram for legislation that viii benefit
all the people
"CoStlcSS preparedness !, the first
and principal feature of CoNeyS pro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Kansas Roads Ask
Three-Cent Rate

TOPEKA, Kan s. Hearing Of the
Scent passenger rate wa, resumed
before the Kansas public utilitic, cont
mission here TO-DAY, Railroads IN the
state are asking permission TO charge 3
cents mile ON nlra,talc passenger
business The present Latc IS , cents
Since the application OF the roads
was filed with the uulitic, comm,
sion the interstate commerce commS
sion ma, allowed rate of "A cent, IN
northern Kansas and 2b cent, IN
southern Kansas ON Interstate traffic
The Nchl,ou. Topeka & Santa lie
railway va, expected to ptc>cut in
formation additional 10 that already
given. based on test, made ON il, lines
in kau,a, last winter The Missouri
kan,a, & Texas IS 20 give testimony
on "Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Champion Welsh Keeps His
Cash Register.
II a PIP IN gs in
Sport World
Yesterday

Freddie Welsh successfully defend
ed his title OF lightweight champion
oi the world against Charlie White.
Welsh won on points
Johnny kllhanc knocked out George
Chaucy IN third round and thereby re-
tanned tcathcrwcight championship.
Johnny Altkcu won WO-milc auto
race at Sharouyillc. Ohio
Battling lcyInsky beats X O.
Brown
Boston takes first place in National
league and Brooklyn slips back a
notch
Tulsa and MtAle>rcr tied for Vest
ern association pcunant
Miss Detroit wins motorhoat race
at Detroit making forty nine Mules an
hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
BRAVES OPEN SERIES
THAT WILL DECIDE

NEW YORK, Sept the Braves.
leading the National league TODAY
opened the series which will go far to-
ward determining whether Philadelphia,
Brooklyn or Boston will gam the ulti-
mate honors. The present champions
fresh from string OF five victories
from Brooklyn came here for five
game series Philadelphia is now tleI
with BROOKLYN for second place, barely
more than a point behind Boston
Immediately after these contests BoS
ton must meet Brooklyn here ior four
games The end oi that series, it j,
thought will find the league winner
clearly indicated
The Braves were threatened TODAY
with possible loss OF MaranllIc, thei.
crack ShortStop His nose was broker
by a batted ball Yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Bills Bad Day.

Passing through an oldfaShoned
town, cycliSt heard woman scream
and then the mulfled tones OF mans
voice He dsmounted and went in the
direction whence the sound came There
he saw buxom woman holding the
handle oi the cottage door with all het
might, while it was evident that some
one inside was trying to force It open
Give mc hand, mister" the woman
called II mustn't let him out
What is the natter" asked the
cycliS, As he assisted the woman IN
her strenuous endeayor
ITS my husband" D" was the response
Hes got one OF his crazy fits on to.
day. For heavens sake don't lei him
out till this policeman has passed Nou
sec. Bills nasty with policemen, and
th,, ones worth too much to lose.
does his washin'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
TULSAS SPLIT HERE
MAKES TltUP IN RACE
Producers and Miners Finish Deaa
Heat IN Western Association
Pennant Race,

splitting doublchcadcr here ycSicr-
dsy tied Tulsa with McAlcStcr IN the
1910 pcunant race Each team has won
p games and los, rs 80 arrangements
for pla,mg oii the tie have been an.
uouuccd as each Of the teams arc VIZ
orou-y protesting against PLAYING ON
the other, grounds
Both game, we're lively and showed =
form that va, not apparent m the earl
,cr stage, ot the race The first game
ended 3 to with the Producer, as
winner, and the second wound up the
season with two scores for the Bear
cats and none for the Producers.
First Game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
FRIAR ROCK, FAMOUS
THREE E-YEAR- OLD TO FARM

NEW YORK, Sept Followers oi
the turf were surprised today by an an
nouncement that friar Rock, the ia D..
nous three year old, is not to be raced
again John +, Madden. who bought
the Rock Sand colt from August ! Bel
mont for $4,000, declared that he will
send the horse to the Hamburg place
breeding farm in Kentucky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
GOLFERS BEGIN PLAY
FOR AMATEUR PRIZE

PHILADELPHIA Sept S. Sixteen
pair, OF golfer, who qualified yestcr-
day in the amateur championship OF tn
United States Coli association started
ON 36holc match play grind at the
Merton Cricket club today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Sa nd m an
Stories
BY Mrs. =. A Walker.
Copyright. 1916. Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
The Brown Dwarf.


| drlpped down through the roof on
= the bare floor, where the mother lay
Ill with two SICK children IN the bed
at her side Olga, the eldest girl, was
busy trying to cook a bit OF porridgc
on few chips Aftcr ten minutes
work she gayc the mother a bowl OF
Sttamng Cruel, swept the floor and,
covering up the sick carefully, put her
shawl around her head
81 am gong out to get some ruShcs
and weave couple OF baskets" she
said For am sure that | can sell
them for a good price at the Easter
market Do not worry: sleep till
come back. and all will be we'll"
Olga hurried down to the bank OF
the stream, and was about to get all
armful OF reeds when she spled far
ont in the marsh. some beautiful
rushes OF an unusual color They
we're tall and straight, and OF bright
glossy green.
81 will get those" said Olga, aloud
They are so exquisite that a baske'
made OF them would sell for bis
price II is muddy and wet but theI
how nice to earn the money for
mother"
Out into the cold wet miro she
plunged and iloundcred abou, for 4
long time before she 4cached the dry
spot on which grew a large field o
the lovely reeds Just as she wa'
about to cut down a bunch there
Sprang out oi hole IN the ground
tiny brown dwarf, whose white bcart
touched his knees.
What right have YOU TO steal m,
ru>heS2' he demanded III an angr,
voice
"Oh! pardon sir" exclaimed Olga
|I did not know anyone owned then
was trying to get some pretty ones
in order to make few Easter basket
to sell to get money for my mother
who is sick But would not hav
come for these had | known they wer
YOURS.
When the dwarf heard Olgas Sa
story he smiled. for he really was
kind soul
That, all right. little girl he Saic
eel -. NJ. ..-
ecu'N' "'Nc 'd' 'no'c '''''l ! 'cc
0o,''c W '"eN' 'u>ncN arc very Pe,u.'H'
',,u nay ""p'' VI p,Hy'"k uNN,
'' Pcop'c' pu' VI, N,T.I onvN " u a.
ways p'eaSah' one. axe an you WISH
YOU are welcome
o, Nnu lnr soou Il''lc uNa' neIpc
O'Ra olnd 'ogc'her large pn''ule q
'hr P'oF ru'heN' =, -. ..
II was growing Co'd oy .n'N u,n'
ana the g'ti started nome, ne WIN
1lew' ana 'he ram turned mo snow
men ,he bundle on het nack SCENE e
20 grow heavier every moment I'u'i
ing al every sep, Nhe ,.tep' Slo"'
nome ana was gao 20 taii' almost eS e
hauN'eu AZ i've doot' warming un Ut
yea ana 'ren'nV 'n,c Nv" SICK on'idte
WIN pteau ana m,'F, o'ea ,''cn l'gn,.
the lamp ana SET ABOUT weaving VI
baskets.
She took up the reeds and laid the'
over on the table, but she found the
were so heavy she could hardly stan
I up under the burden
, " mus, he getting ILL., she said
E herself And who viii wait on mo'h'
I then ! must work and not give up
| so she tried to bend the rush hut
' would not bend II was hard and col
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

"a magazine ha, asked me for a con
rrlhu,ion.' said Ncrib>on, loiuly I'm
not at all surprised" answered the
cau,tc critic oi ScribSon', literary
wares. "Somc OF the magazine, are so
hard up Just now that dare say they
would accept financial assistance from
almost anybody Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

summary IW Ohusc hit, MCtnhc
bascs ON balls, of Brandon t. Rcunctt
y. struck out, by Ronnctl I. hits. of
Flowers In / inning ht hy pitched
ban by Flowers. Rluc. double play. Price
,unnsslstcd Time NJ game hour 3
minutes Umpire. Iuutiu,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
AND TIME
ON BASEBALL MAP
National

Brooklyn at New York; clear ; Is
p. m
ST Loui, at Pittsburgh clear; 3}C
f. M
Philadelphia at Boston; clear (2)
FIRST, ! 30 p m.
Cincinnati at Chicago; rain; $50 p
m
American
Boston at Philadelphia; cloudy, (2)
first, ! 30 p. m.
New York at Washington. cloudy
3 .M p m.
No other, scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Results Yesterday At New York -:
BoSton 30 Al Washington "a. Phtsdel-
fphia OF ~ Detroit 5.lli Cleveland "a.
Al st Louis 81. chicago 3.3
Games Today-Hostun at Philadelphia.
/ New York at Washington. only two
games scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Chattanooga - Al Little Rock II Mem-
phiH Al birmingham al. Mobile 30.
At Atlanta l. New orleans
Gnmes To-day New orleans at Atlanta.
Mobile at birmingham. Memphis at Lit-
tie Rock Nashville at Chattanooga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Results Yesterday AT Des Moines 2-i0:
Lincoln SO. At Wichita SO. Topeka 30.
At Denver 1-l0 81 Joseph 60 At Omaha
90. sioux city III
Game~ To-day Lincoln Rt Dcs Molnos.
Sioux city At omaha. Topeka at Denver.
II Joseph at wichita,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

homcruu. Moore. sacrifice hit, Lamb,
stolen base. Stewart: bases on balls, of
IlAng .. Thwlkill 4 Grlst .. struck out
by Geist Thrnilkill g. hits. off HoaE
In rs inning. double plays. Payne to
Blue to Price. Inync to Price. RacrWald
to Price Time OF game, I hour a. min
utcs. Umpire. Poutius
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
National League Standing.

Pittsburgh 20 At Uortou So New York
rs At Philadelphia 2lO. Hrooklyn Ia.
A. chicago J.s. Cincinnati 0 10
Games To-day Cincinnati at Chicago ~.
Louis At Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Doa-
ton BROOKLYN at Sew York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

In the Want Al, viii ne found the
direct foute between employer and
cmploye.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
MAR00NED PARTY KEPT
TOGETHER BY WILD

LONDON, Sept S-A fuller report
from Lieutenant Sir Ernest II Shack
Teton. who arrived at punta Arenas.
Chile Saturday with the rescued mcp
hcrS oi his Antarctic expedition ma
rooncd on Elephant island giyct credit
to Frank Wild, second in command oi
the party ON board the lost ship the
Endurance Tor having kept his part,
together under trying and difficult con
dit,onS.
Sir Ernest gives detailed account
hy Wild telling Of the appalling wealth
cr during the early days Of their i'm
pflSonmcnt on the ice iloeS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
.SsASfAutICUR[S!


VFNUTrH NrNtFfUnN" NJ TWTHWWINN TTY
-, Tulsa 30 At McAlestor O.i; Musko-
zee ST. At Drnson O.5, sharmAn SIS At
Fort Smith %. Parts ~
Games Today Season closed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Eastern Football
Comes Into VleaU
With First Dope
Yale, Harvard, Princeton look
Themselves Over for Sea-
sons Opening,
By Frank G.. Menke

Ry Frank G. Menke,
Nrv yOpT coo, The office
-. ,,,,J.j ,,t, tho ,,nrk,hon and
W "'
s"'u
huN ou'>'"c '' S'' i".'
'Who Is he
"How should | know" responded
the JUNIOR hireling 81 didn't ask mm
| amt ono Of those no>-y pcrNou>, !
amt"
"Rr, ,on shorld have asked HIM.
VIC rebukcd
well he amt no prize fighter and
he don't look like mo- bill collector
aOh ,,,l. d,,,c,c,t. ,c, him in"
n,inutc or ,,,o later huge gooicr
.,samcd nm IN the desk and began.
~, name :. Eastern Football /
;,,, 90, h,rL and I'd like to yet
i;,I, wr,,enn"
.n,,,.. .,,.,5"
ns. "A. na, "uJ" La, 1,r oor,, do-and
Hoou, n "Ia J"' ,h,. al /" yeas the rc.
",' eGm seGC. u,a ,,;nas ain, gonna
~ vi, .,,,,,d r,,Lc such a
W. - ,no ,s ,b.y did the last two
v..rs Gosh INA, was fierce. never
h,,,,a;,,.d ~ ,u nv career as
.n 10 N.w Haven last wear Wasn't
:, t.rr;hle2"
az, n,t and IA, more"
w. ca.s;,,on. C,,rood
i"e 0onN''''"' ...., %
Well II amt gonna happen 's',.,
said our VISITOR aa Jones ~ "' ~,
Job up thete now ll' F''n
Ihatll help some bn' ''c F,'"I',' u, w. w.
will be mat me ira, ,,u,' , ""r o,,,S, Sg
anlm"', 10y NV" ~. =, lQl4 aud
ol rue up 'nc's W. 'i' ~ 30,
1915 that II YOU didn't belong 10 a '',. @
tam secret No''cF y ." 'o"''i' f,,i,,cr
the team no n'"i'e' no" k"" o,, n'' oo
YOU were na' Why "l,"k, |'" ,,,,,
the blink at 4ie' bu' 1t al" s''''''
be so no more A., . about
Glad to near IT, anu NV" "''''
Harvard =, ~. .;u ho thor.
Harvard Nc'I "'' u wiz ", Wv, Of
or thereahou''' d1, you wv. 'II,rJ
course br'cK'ey' M"n'',; N',s, s,n ,h,,
wick and the reNt OF WA, f".s o"". "'S
made history up 'nete TO-. ~ iL,ao ,.T
nave gone huI VI ~ p.,S yno i
sun u" @ ~, I'o ''"'
"p,;r,c,on;" we asked
"rh,,,,c go, vha, can be called the
,,clcn. -, i,nc team up there
,nswe,.d our visitor 81 wouldn't be
"n,n,;s,d ,o see those Tigers right up
IN IN. ,h,moion,bip fight You know
me team wasn't so heavily hit b,
graduations and that means they've
90, some cracking playcrs left"
pp, p,osrscts BrVht
~ '0'f'N'' I,,', H.. p,..
What 90 You 'h''N VI WV ''''
burgh outlook ,., p., ,,u
'Br'ght-Hcry p,lgW, ,a,, y" .,,,,, or
know went through inc "a ~ 1,., ,'1,J nr,,
without Nu'ic'',S n'',S, a." nn;,c
one game III ,y''' Wn,,o S H"," o,.,,
record. L,"p N"'nr, "', w." ,.,"
material l'' IT" u,N .',.,, rr.,
J ut IS gong 10 pun II, "'I',i 'a, ha, J,,
dence rule INTO e''t'' ln> ,''' "", TL,,,,', ,','
isn't going To hur' -" "'N '"'' W
got 'ome, great veterans
"'orne'' p,
THEY'RE a problem, those llhd'd i''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Young Husband Darling, ! have a
confession TO make My salary is ~
pcrcen, less than ! told you before we
were married" Young W,ie-"Oh.
.thatS all right, Tom, ! calculated on
SC"-ludge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Results Yesterday At Houston 10; Gal-
weston /, At Fort worth 1915. Shreveport
SIS At San Antonio 2s Beaumont "a.
At Dallas "a Waco 2-3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Army and Navy puttle.

How about Army and NAVY"
"Oh YOU never can tell about those
boys. Hard job to dope them out
Maybe they'll have great teams bu,
most likely they won't"
Eastern Football arose from the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
American Association standing.


hesulh Yesterday At Indianapolis t-l;
Columbus "a. A. Minneapolis II; ~,
Paul 0. Al II Paul Z Minneapolis 8. Al
Louisville 6-s: Toledo 10 At Kansas City
-. Milwaukee ia
Gsmes Today-No games scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

jackson Right Alongside.

This batting race has been adJudged
between Speaker and cobb. Hut all tho
time Joe Jackson has been hanging on
within short reach. hitting consistently
and holding his own With the attention
shifted to other parties Joe will do bet
ter than II he was tossed into the spot +
light. lie still has n chance to complete
the big drive that failed In 1871 and
1912 when he averaged .io0 and stlll FIN
ished second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept S-Ihc Office
boy amhlci into the workshop and
said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
The Western Chance.


II the Red son are coilared and thrQYn
back. what western club Will come
through There isn't any advance an
swer that isn't also rank guess De,
troit ST Louis and Chicago are well
matched, they are playing at home ana
they are meeting the same clubs after
this week They have stuck together
after playing l2O games. Where Is the
dope to foretell the winner with only
twenty or twcnty-four games left!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Totals .......3l q I p II
MURRAY hlttcd FOR Blue ~ ninth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-25
DELEGATION
AT REUNION IN AMERICUS

C.. Mrs. Frank p Harold. OF Ameri
Gus
Response. Gov. n. f. Harris.
Music.
1O:45 a. N. Business session; an
nouncement Of Committees; introduc.
ton OF Official Ladies.
IL a. m. Address. Lucien L. Knight
of Atlanta. 81
Afternoon Session, 2:3O p. m. Bust
ness session. Report Of Division Ad-
jutant General
400 p. m. Address, Col. w. B. Bur
roughs, of Brunswick; Address, Mai.
NJ. V. Calvin Of Waycross.
$50 p. m. Reception to Official La
dies by AmeIicus Chapter. Daughters
of Confederacy, at Windsor Hotel.
Evening Session. 8:15 p. m. Address
Miss Mildred Rutherford, of Athens,
historian general, u. d. G.
10 p. m. Confederate Veterans Ball
Grand March led by Gen. H. T. Dav-
export, commander Georgia Division,
and Mrs. f. +. Harold. president of
Americas Chapter. U. d. C.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-25
SPECIAL MEETING
ON " 8 A. MATTER
COURSE OF ACTION TO BE TAKEN
WILL BE DISCUSSED ON
SEPTEMBER a.

The following coming to The News
office from Atlanta with regard to the
state railroad will be of interest
here.
A special meeting of the Western
& Atlantic commission has been call
ed by c. Murphy Gambler, chairman,
for September at 10 o'clock, a. m.
for the purpose OF deciding what
course of action is required or ad-
visable under the new Western & At
lantic bill enlarging the powers of the
commission with regard to the con-
sideration of proposals to extend the
state road to the sea either by out
right purchase of suitable property
or otherwise.
At this meeting which was perforce
called on Labor Day because of the in
trastate rate revision hearing taking
up all of the available time of Chair
man Gambler proposals of extension
of the road will be received and the
commission will also hear from the
Atlanta chamber of commerce on its
plan of converting the local terminus
into a plaza.
Mr.. Gambler stated Wednesday that
the meeting was a most important
one in that it involved the extension
idea and the plaza proposition. He
intimated too. that the time was draw
ing near when the commission would
have to take action regarding the dis
posal of the state road.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-25

Delegates from Camp Jackson were
OF yesterday to attend the eighteenth
! Annual reunion of the United Con
federates Vaterans Of the Safes Of
Georgia. About score Of Brunswick
people are in Americas and will be
there today when the reunion will
come TO close
Thinner and thinner grow the rank o.
the men who followed Jackson, and
Lee and the other Confederates lead
ers. Each year sees their hair grow
grayer and numbers fall along the way
The gathering at Americas yesterday
gave noticeable evidence of the fact.
While a large number of veterans still
living was at the Reunion the contrast
between the war veterans and the Wis
itors was striking. in a few more years
the reunion of veterans will be thing
OF the past
The following was the program car
ried out yesterday:
Morning Session, $3.50 a. m. Con
vention called to order by Commander
II. T. Davenport.
Hymn, How Firm a Foundation"
by the Assembly.
Invocation, Lieut., Col. Lansing Bur
rows.
Music.
Welcom Address in Behalf of Con-
federate Veterans. M. b. Council, of
Americas.
Welcome Address in Behalf of the
City of Americas, T. o. Marshall, of
Amcricus.
Welcome Address in Behalf of A. s.
Cuts Camps, Sons of Veterans, f. A.
Nisbet of Americas.
Welcome Address in Behalf of U. d.
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One to Convince the Most Skeptical
2 unsWick Reader.

The test CT time is the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made
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The following case is typical.
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The testimony Is confirmed-the
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Testimony like this cannot be ig-
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Mrs. Amy r. Lamb, Parkwood, Ca.
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Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Lamb has twice recommended
Foster Milhurn Co, Props, Buffalo, N
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-25

$500 rCE THE WEEKEND, SAT.
URDAY SUPPER TO MONDAY
BREAKFAST INCLUSIVE. ST. ST.
MONS HOTEL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-25

School bags for Uno wrappers, Fa-
ber's Bakery.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-11

Gift selections will be a pleasure from our
vast array of Royal Society Package Outfits.
Garments for infants, women, scarfs, doiiies,
and novelty pieces, come intact in a sealed en-
veIOpe ready made and stamped for the needle.
with sufficient floss to complete the article.
Let Royal Society head your Xmas list and
your troubles will be at an end.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-11

lady friend. mother, or sister in more pleas
ant manner than by giving them an Xmas Gift
of Hand Worked Linens. The time for
GIVING is but a short distance ahead and it is
we'll to prepare for the rush Of your time now.
We have for your selection IdahOs most COM
plete Stamped Linen Assortment culIed from
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