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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
MERE OATH MIGHT
FEDERAL|zE THE
NATIONAL GUARD
Amendment 10 Army Bill Con-
templates Allegiance First
TO the President.
on Vc'-, senator Su,h.Hsrd'.
amendment was d.'.s,.t


WASHINGTON. Aphl " -pu.,h,r ~
si'vnsthrn fsirtr rlisa,lon N wauunsi
guard, the unat' SauriH, a Ito ~
amended the arm, reorganization tui a.
icauifv Hua Idsmrr to take an oath ~
obst the urlct. bf the ptvstlentias we'll
ss the snrerHuf e their state
The am-ndmen, Was introduced ht
senator Nadsvorth who said N cfigi.
mated In the national susrd itself
The chief purpose nf the ams nimcn,
V in rlsvc national guard soldlcrs pti.
nafliv In the sst,lc. " N. t'niisd
states and srcnndsflly IN the service
~ the state he sail
senator sutherland republican. utsr,,
adoption ~ his amcndmsnt inrfsssIns
the Coasi auiiet, cutps NJ once 10 maxi.
muW strength
''Out coast defsnsss have ro., ,ii.
ouo eoe and afr among ~ hos, IN tn
world ssii he. "hu, We nov have
enough men 20 man Unis osps .iuuf,h ~
the suns ", smsnimen, would snshls
us ~ man nns s.hsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
THE WEATHER.

Local FoREC AST Generally fair 30.
nigm and SUNDAY, warmer ,onigh,
OKLAHOMA Tonight partly cloud,
with showers IN east portion warmer
In west portion aud Sundn, generally
fair
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VILLA INDICTED roe MURDER.

uIMiNg y NJ Nprl o. The ,olu
n u1rI iurt NhiUh hps been inycs D.
eating 'h' 'u'uWuIH raid Friday -
turned sr uiiDiW,icS against FtHn.isr,
Vile ri'frin. him with murder In ,h'
'lfFi degree similar indictments were
returned against two ~ the ciaht baniD,
captured after the raid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
$4,000 LUMBER MILL FIRE.

JAckSpNNlLLE. Fla. April ~ The
lumber mill ~ M" Gross Manufacturing
,omlani here was destroyed by fire nj.
DAY. The loVs was estimated at 5000 OiO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
HoUrly r.mp.rs,ur,
WARRINGTON FORECAST.

ARKANSAS. TENAs - Tonieh,
and sunday. showers.
OKLAHOMA. Tonight, paiil, cloud,
shower. IN east portion. warmer In west
portion, sunday generally fair
WEST TENAs rcn,rh, fair. tlsins
temperature escep, In southeast portion
sunday fair.
KANSAS Unsettled lonish, and Sun
day, showers In east portion tonight
sunday cooler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
MILITARY TRAINING ron sovs

ALBANY. y Y, Nrril l. The ss,a,.
passed hui to provide tor = general
military and physical training of bnys
between the ages ~ ie and ~ ycats
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COURTS RECESS;
300 PRESENT At
MEMORIAL RITES
Impressive Ceremonies in
Honor OF the Late Judge
BurWell.

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Wstlct Judrcs George W CLARK, Ed
ward poNcs ulincld aud John W Hay.
sln presided over the services. John n
huiIotd' hOrh'ci With Judge Rur
wen Tot many Yeats ~ the upfeme
court bench IN territorial DAYS Aitot.
ncl ueneral : y Freezing, iurmer N.
,otwy uencfal charles West, Attorneys
l. Fulton, J. " Everest, John N
Wtlsht Wuliam liarrison and others
delivered talks upon the life of Judge
hufWcu
Resolution Adopted.
The iollow'hg resolution was unini.
mnusN adopted
=, We u resolved. that In the death oi
ZION " ' hntw'il this bar association
has losl hn able, ientlrss AMI crnsclrn.
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

Mrs. Agnes Burrill has gone to
Pittsfield where she will stop with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Ames, for
several months
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney KnoWlton OF
Waterville passed Sunday with Mrs
knoWlton's sister, Mrs. Guy Lewis.
Irving Davis has sold his family
driving horse to Elbie Danforth OF
Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bickford Of Smthfield
visited their daughter, Mrs. Guy
Lewis. recently.
Edward Cannon met with a painful
accident Saturday. While digging a
hole in the frozen ground in com
pany with Frank Crummett the bar
which he was using slipped and he
fell heavily on the axe which Mi
Crummett was using, cutting the
thumb on his right hand entirely off
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ames of Fair
field passed the week at Hart
well PcaYeys
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CORNVIILE

John Dudley of Gardiner was a
Weekend guest of his sister, Mrs
Henry Ham.
Real estate is booming in town
Thomas Mcknight has sold his farm
and Hiram Philbrick has exchanged
his farm for village prope 'ty II
Skowhe gan.
Ralph Strickland of Skowhegan is
visiting his uncle, Sanford Strickland
Coleman Scott, who with his team
has been working in the woods, re-
turned home Friday of last week
The steam mill in the east part Of
town. formerly owned by Burrill &
Parsons. began saving Monday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Scott and
daughter. Ruth. were Sunday guests
of Henry Ham and family.
Schools in town began Monday
Clifton Amazeen is attending cour
at Sko ~hegan as one of the jurors.
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NORRIDGEN 0Ck

Somerset Grange observed Ladies
Night last Thursday evening and
very nice time was enjoyed by al
the members. The following ladies
took the officers chairs: w. NJ, Mrs
Lila Tobey; oVerseer, Miss Liza
Carr; steward Mrs. Eta Crosby; lee
turer. Mrs. Lizzie Watson; treasurer
Ms. Lydia Lowe; secetary, Miss Flor
ence Jewett: chaplain, Mrs. Kate
Ham; assistant steward, Mrs. Maria
Head: lady assistant steward, Mrs
Rose Taylor; gate keeper, Miss Lin
MON Brown. A short musical and
literary program was given and few
very pretty tableauX after which re-
freshments were served
The revival meetings which have
been helding during the past two
weeks at the Baptist Church closed
Sunday evening.
E. II. Burgess has been appointed
road commissioner
The w w. c. Club Of the Congre-
gatonalist Sunday School met with
Miss Adessa Spaulding last Saturday
afternoon.
The members of the Morning
Glory Club enjoyed one of then
famous dinners with Mrs. Edith
Jones last Thursday.
Mrs. Edwin P. whiting and two
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ATHENS
DEFERRED

Tuesday evening about nine an
alarm of fire was rung in which prov
ed to be a small blaze at Mason
LuceS caused by the burning out of
an old-fashioned chimney setting fire
to the wood work that closed the fire
place. A large number were soon
on hand with pals and chemical ex-
tinguiShers and it was quickly under
control with no great loss,
Donald Hight arrived last Satur-
day from Brunswick to pass the col
lege recess, after which he will re-
turn for the last term of his four
years at Bowdoin College, one of the
youngest graduates, being only nine
teen.
Billy Roth was in town Monday
having returned last week to his
farm home in Northeast Cornville
after passing the winter at his East
Boston home
The posts are placed ready for set
ting and the wiring completed for
electric lights. l.. c. Williams has
headed a subscription which he is
circulating to raise the needed sum
for wiring the Union Church. The
public spirited citizens are cheerful
/ ly responding.
Mrs. Eta Cooley was called to
Canaan Tuesday by the illness Of her
daughter Mrs. Harry Wheeler, who is
suffering from nervous trouble
Baby Harold was very ILL.,
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The News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

children of Skowhegan spent few
days last week in town the guests OF
reatiVeS.
Miss Mabel White spent the week
end at home from her work in Au-
gusta.
Miss Townsend of Wateryille visit.
ed Dr. and Mrs. LleWelyn Brown
few days recently.
Miss Dorothy Folsom and Harold
Pierce have returned To their studies
at Orono.
Mrs. Grace Smith entertained the
afternoon auction bridge club at her
home last Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Keene is home from his
work in the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Carr recently
entertained few friends at din
ner party in honor of their birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Folsom enter
tanned the Poets Corner Club last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Tobey visited in Ban
gor last week.
George Chandler is recovering
from his recent illness.
Bass Work shoes and other brands
of quality at just prices. jay NJ.
Pierce
The members of Quinnebassett
Lodge, l. o. O. +. enjoyed an oyster
stew supper at their hall Monday
evening.
The young ladies of Mrs. Harris
class of the Baptist Church met with
Miss Lulu Huff Monday evening and
formed a club which viii be called
the Delta Alpha, They planned to
hold a food sale in the near future
and also to give a party for the chill
dren of the primary grade just before
Easter. a very pleasant evening was
spent by all and refreshments served
by the hostess.
Mrs. Roxie Taylor is in very poor
health
Allie McIntire of Belgrade visited
his mother Monday and Tuesday at
the home of Mrs Milford Tibbitts.
William Hilton spent a few days
last week in Skowhegan on business
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EAST ST. AIBANS

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parker OF
Waterville, who have been visiting in
town during the past week. returned
home March 80.
Iva Seekins who has been very il
with pleurio pneumonia. suffered an
i'll turn March 20. but is now little
better.
DR. Charles Ryan of Dexter was
in town March 27-2S, testing a COW
for Freeman Fernald. 1t was found
suffering from tuberculosis and
turned over to the State TO be dis
posed Of.
Walter and Merrill Mum OF Corn.
Vile were in town April where
they purchased two jersey cows oil
Charles Ellis
Clyde Carson. who has been in
Boston, returned home April /.
Celia Knight is at present visiting
in Waterville.
The Carnation Larkin Soap Club
met with Mrs. Lissie Phinney Mon
day afternoon, April >. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs Hattie
Curtis
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ALL FASCINATED BY
WOMEN'S HAIR
With Little Attention Hair Beant!
Can he Quickly Doubled.

Nearly every woman who has an
ordinary head of hair can by giving
it just little attention have luXur.
liant hair soft, fluffy and radianty
beautiful
It's a good thing to know this be-
cause hair preparations that put life
and lustre into dull looking hair are
scarce, but it is a fact known TO
nearly every druggist that Partisan
Sage, delightfully."- clean and refresh
ing tonic not only will make your
hair look 100 per cent better, but will
quickly stop it from falling. rid it of
dandruff and scalp itch.
Partisan Sage is well worth trial
and G. r. Fogg who disposes of a
great quantity of it will tell you so
and refund your money if it isn't all
you expect. 2wl4
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Mrs. Nettie Porter has sold hel
residence to w. r. Whitney who in
turn has presented it to his daugh-
ter. Mrs Lillian Hilton, who will oc-
cupy the house next fall.
Mrs. Charles ireland and two chill
dren of Watcrvlle visited Mrs. Ida
ireland last week
Miss Flora Lander visited in Mad
ison few days recently.
Hiram Tobey has returned from
his winters work in the woods.
f. +. Jewett attended the Demo
cratic Convention at Bangor last
week as a delegate.
The High School commenced the
spring term Monday morning with
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Oakland as prin-
cipa and Miss Clarke as assistant
The graded and district schools will
commence next Monday morning.
Mrs. II. n Carr will have a mil
linery opening this week Friday and
Saturday. All come,
Send us your order for job printing
Mrs. Helen Tobey entei tanned a few
friends Monday afternoon. The aft
ernoon was spent in a social way
and very dainty refreshments served
by the hostess. Mrs. Tobey left
Wednesday noon to join her husband
IN Richmond. Virginia, where he has
a very nice position as chemist in
a research laboratory
Mrs. Ida ireland continues to i'm
prove in health after very critical
illness.
Harry tSaples returned Saturday
from Waltham. Mass. where he has
been spending several weeks learning
the watch repairing business.
. Mont Spaulding of Embden was in
1tQwn last week on business.
Miss Hazel Bailey has returned to
her studies at the Pennington Nor
NAL School.
Paul Dempsey returned to his
home in Dorchester Mass, last
week
c. F. Pray visited his family in
Auburn over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ames of
Waterville were in town on business
Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Lockwood is in very
poor health,
Fred Spaulding has returned to his
studies at Bates College.
Mrs. Lewis Robinson and two
daughters visited in Cumberland Cen.
! ter last week.
Miss Vera Rowe visited her sister
in Winthrop over Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Smith of Madison was 8
BUSINESS caller in town the first o.
the week
Miss Marjorie Bracket visited
| friends in Massachusetts last week
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman Irish is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Knowlan ant
Mrs Walter Perkins have returned
from visit with friends in Wilton.
Mrs. Mahala McIntire spent las
week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc,
Rogers.
Carl Cross who has been visiting
friends in town has gone to Lowell
Mass
Coleman Bennett and family ar
occupying one of the Charles Husse.
rents over the Pastime Theater.
Nearly all the local men who wer
employed in the numbering camp
have returned home,
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ent Refreshments of sandwiches,
coffee and olives were served. The
club will meet next Tuesday with
Mrs. Abbie Brown.
H. l.. Williams is recovering rap
idly from an operation at the hospital
last week.
Mr. Wood and daughter, Olive.
came Monday night to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Brown.
Public schools opened April 3.
A supper was served at the Baptist
Church Saturday night. The next
contest runs for the two months OF
April and May.
Hartland friends will regret to
learn that Miss Helen N. Bates i'll
health necessitated her resignation
from the office of president of the
Maine Suffrage Association.
Wallace Gray is moving his family
TO his farm on the Pond road.
A very interesting meeting of Twi-
light Rebekah Lodge was enjoyed by
large number present Tuesday
evening. March %. At the next reg
nlar meeting on March II, the degree
staff will confer the degree on three
candidates Supper will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Spaulding have
moved to Langeylle where he is en-
ployed in the mill.
\ social will be given by the Junior
boys and girls of the Baptist S. s.
on April 7. at 7.30 p. m Leslie Wal
drons home will be opened and all
are invited to come.
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degrees. after which harvest sup
per was served.
Merit Wade went to Jackman Mon
day to see about a rent He and his
wife will move probably in about two
weeks. as he expects work then
John Williamson and Leon FarranC
have returned from the woods
Little Marion Webb returned to hel
home Sunday in Noridgewock, after
having spent the winter with hel
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs, H. NJ
Ellis.
Verna Mcmahon is home from
Skowhegan for a few days
Mrs. c. E. Brown is on the sick
list at present
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t., -.
ehilureh oil athehs Nisi'eu nei
iho'ner' MIS-. Erwin hhisi's' iae'
week. -.
H. r burns oi Ahsoi' . Ian, h1an
N"S'ei' nay iiupoaio anu =. y So 80
Nahdaii, wen. " OF. AipaHs , ~
where 'hes a'.enueo 'i'e = =, wv u"
Ell SAFE oi horses. =,
MISS Eiie FeIliaio Vi Soi i, Lii !,
ledeh,ns Sgnooi d. p'oS II 1.;n.a1,, ~.
ana MISS nun Dfahe ol ".h'e ~ ppi !.
Is lns'rueeihb .he pol'iis Vi '''o
~! ,.,.. ,.,z,,, - hoe
hoa m' >, Vine. NV Win har eranddanghter
NJ 49, IIabhard has rat11rned To
boz. ha,,,a IN rorn,,ilIo
Mrs Edna Burrill has returned
from her visit in Aver. Mass. where
she went 10 pass ten DAYS with rela-
tiyes
Mr. G. H. Lancaster Is confined TO
the house with cold.
Mrs. Harry Wheeler and baby
Harold. who have been seriously Ill,
are much improved and have gone to
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MAINESTREAM

Mrs. James Mcleod and little
daughter Frances, of Silvers Mills
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Percy
Baine
School began Monday with Miss
Beatrice Gallant of Bingham as
teacher.
Miss Imogene Conroy went to West
Athens Sunday where she is to teach
this spring.
Mrs. Fred Stafford is working at
Castle Harmony for a few weeks.
Daniel Stevens has entered the
Maine General Hospital at Portland
for treatment
Mrs. I. A Campbell is reported very
i'll.
Aubrey Chadbourne and Dan Carl
ton are saving wood in this locality
with a gasoline engine.
Mrs Zerah Emery and daughter.
Theda are visiting in St. Adams
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IT SAVES YOU MONEY.
Dir. Howard'S Dyspepsia Specific:
Regular Price soc, &. X. FOgg's
Price pc

Each 50 cent bottle mir Fogg sells
il for Z5c) contains sixty doses of a
medicine that is pleasant TO take and
which can be depended upon to cure
the wost case of constipation, dys
pepsia or liver trouble. Mr.. FOgg has
so much faith in the superior merit
of this medicine that he says IF
DR.. How ards specific does not cure
you. come back to my store and l will
return your money
This remedy is not an ordinary
medicine. 1t is the favorite formula
of we'll known physician, and has
the endorsement of hundreds of ply
sieans of eminence in their profess
sion. who prescribe it in all cases of
constipation, dyspepsia or liver
trouble knowing from experience thai
il will make complete and lasting
cure. owls
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ST. ALBANS

Mrs Cora E. Bredenweg of Santa
Cruz and her sister. Miss Alice +.
Field of Oakland. California, arrived
here Saturday morning. called by the
illness of their father. A. T. Field
His condition is much improved.
Mary Hanson returned to Wellesley
Mass, the first of the week.
Mrs Robert Martin is visiting rel
atives in Waterville.
Moving pictures at the Hartland
Opera House every Saturday night.
Laura Lucas. who has been passing
the spring recess with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucas. returned to
VI. c. l. Tuesday.
Edna Tracey is teaching school al
Corson's Corner in Athens. beginning
the term last Monday.
Mrs. Hannah Foss and Mrs Edna
Linscott of Harmony recently visited
their aunt. Mrs. Relief Philbrick
who is quite sick
Mrs. Henry Moore of Newport is
visiting her sister Mrs Frances
Moore, who has been confined TO the
house by sickness through the win
ter, and her many friends regret to
hear that she is failing.
c. J. Wothen's annual auction sale
of horses. which was held at his
stables on Friday, March 81, drew a
large crowd from out of town, and
100 of his collection was disposed of
Dinners were on sale at the Grange
Hall The ball given on the night
preceding was not SO largely attended
as usual, owing to the conditions of
the roads Music by Goodwin and
Averyard Among those from away
to attend the auction was Charles A.
Steward of Lewiston and W J. Grouse
of Pressure Isle.
The thirty-ffth wedding anniyer-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs stephen
knights was observed Tuesday
March 2S About fifty guests were
present.
A little son arrived in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs b. L Miller. Sunday.
April .
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BRIGHTON

Mrs. Sadie Brasier and little
granddaughter. Mona, visited at David
Thompson in Wellington a few days
last week.
David Thompson of Wellington was
in town Sunday.
Harry Brown is on the sick list
Carl Herman met with a serious
accident last Friday by being bitten
by Vicious horse and breaking his
collar bone.
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MERCER

John Conway, who has recently
leased his place for Two years to
Frank Chapman and Bert Tracy, will
soon go away to resume his former
occupation as spinner in a cotton
mill. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conway are sorry 10 have them
leave town.
1t is reported that Alton Smith has
hired Kelsey Aliens place.
AT the last regular meeting OF
Sandy River Grange. eleven candi-
dates received their third and fourth
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BROWNS CORNER. CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard futile OF
Cornville are rejoicing over the birth
OF baby hoy that arrived at their
home April !.
Dennis Knights and family OF West
Athens arrived Monday for stay
with his mother. Mrs. Andrew Welsh,
Mrs. Emma Knights. who has been
confined 10 her bed for two weeks
from grippe and assesses in her ear,
is much improved
NJ. and Mrs. Horace Hayden and
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-06
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance Of foe,
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than i'll
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. 1t
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. 1t
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Downe, Bloomfield, NJ.
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CANAAN

Mrs. Ina Hill who has been caring
for her mother, Mrs. Esther Good
rich the past two weeks. returned tc
her home in Skowhegan Saturday.
Her sister, Mrs. Greta Lawrence Of
Fairfield, came Friday for several
weeks stay with her mother.
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HARTIASID

The Twilight Club met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Mary
Connolly and very good time was
reported by seventeen members pres
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SICK ANIMALS

A BIG BOOK on diseases of Horses,
Cattle. Sheep. Dogs and Poultry. mailed
free. Humphrey Veterinary Medicines.
156 William Street. New York.
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STEWARD & SMILEY
SKOWHECAN, MAINE

on & Butler marketmen of Skowhe-
gan, one pair of fancy beef steers to
dress 1000 pounds.
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HUMPHREYS
Witch Hazel Oil
lCOMPOUND)

COMPOUND
For Piles or Hemorrhoids
External or Internal, Blind or
Bleeding, Itching or Burning.
One application brings relief
Two sizes, 25c. and 500, at
all druggists or mailed.
Send Free Sample of Oh to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,..t...
..,....,.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Company,
100 " illiam Street, New York.
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PUGH CORNER

Lichtenfelts ranch, has sold 10 Lash
Lichtenfel's ranch. has sold to Lash