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The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
POTATO EXCHANGE
IS FORMED HERE
ASSOCIATION FOR MARKETING
KiLN.oRIED PRODUCT BE-
GINS WORK TODAY.

AN exchange for the purchasing and
marketing of the sweet potato crop OIL
South Mississippi, which has been III
the process of formation for severai
weeks, has been organized in Hattes-
burg. and the leading growers, pack
ers and shippers of this section OF the
state today are behind the move
ment for the development OF this IN
dustry.
meeting of score or more OF
men interested in the potato industry
,yas held here yesterday afternoon
su,,,en permanent organization was
sdrmed. and today the officers ano
g. g o,hers. are at work furthering it'
Eohiects.
The meeting was held in the rooms
. ,be commercial Club. Several 0
ihe men who were here couple 0
weeks ago, when a tentative organiSa
lion for the sale OF kiln-dried swee
notatoes was formed, were at IN
meeting. 80, L.
r @. Calhoun, Of Mt. Olive, wa
elected presidents J. R. Davis, 9
pond vice president; H. X. Gust
arbo S. E. o'NeaI, of Nugent' ana 7
q Middleton, of Mendenhall' wei
made directors. w. E. Bobo' OF Ha
,,ssbure was made secretary-manag'
and will have charge of the sales e.
- tbe organization, with oifices
Hattiesburg 80,
The organization win be ktEn
.contInued on Page Tour.)
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
Here's What Forrest
Drinks In One Year

Circuit Clerk Nixon today com,
pleted his tabulated list of the amount
of intoxicants received in Forrest
county during the year just ended, a
copy of which is to be sent to the
Mississippi Legislature. The work of
compiling the figures was difficult,
and it required the time of Woody
Rawls for one and a half days, assist
cd by Mrs. Stella Moffett, Mr.. Mixons
clerk, for part of that time.
The figures are:
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
INSANE MAN KILLS
MOTHER AND CHILD
WIFE OF LOUISIANA MERCHANT
AND slx-YEAR-oLD DAucH-
TER ARE SHOT DOWN.
fRu Associated Press.l

Alexandria, La, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Dan
iel e. Mann, wife of prominent mer-
chant here, was shot and killed. and
her 6-year-old daughter probably ia
tally wounded by Bryan David, who
later killed himself this afternoon
David is supposed to have gone sud
denly insane.
David, who is said to have been a
stranger to the Mann family went
to their home and demanded entrance
AS the little girl opened the door, hs
fred bullet into her body. Col
into the room where Mrs. Mann
located. he killed her while she
| in bed. He then killed himself
lswallowing poison.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
LAMAR BASKETBALL
TEAM WINS GAME
Defeat Hattiesburg High School Stu
dents by 1875 Score,

A team of basketball players repre-
senting the Lamar County Agricultlr-
al High School yesterday defeated a
similar aggregation from the Hatues-
burg High School in game played O.
the grounds of the latter in this G.
by a score of 10 to s. Miss :
Cook daughter of President Jo"
of the Normal College, who
of domestic science in =
school, was referee, WI
Mckenzie was the
| After the gam
shown abo"
to thc
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29

Christmas has gone, and so has the
community tree, which assisted Hat
tiesburg in celebrating that event. The
tree occupied prominent position on
the Court House lawn until a couple
of days ago, when officials there
lodged a protest with Commissioner
Caperton, who had it removed.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
Lansing Denies Report.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 29.--Secre-
tary of State Lansing today denied
the published reports that the United
States has given Germany until Feb
ruary to make definite answer on
whether it intends to disavow the
sinking of the Lusitania.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
DEPOSED HEALTH
OFFICER SCORES
.b|LbOANDMAYOR
Poole Declares That Governor
and Taylor Dictated to New
Board Of Health
DECLARES MEMBERS WERE
ORDERED TO MAKE CHANGE
Miss Margaret Wilson.

Jackson, Miss. Jan 29.-Dr E. t.
Poole, county health officer of Kinds
county, in a signed statement issued
today, declares that the newly-organ-
i,ed State Board of Health is being
dictated to and does the bidding OF
Mayor S. j. Taylor OF Jackson, and
Gov. Theo. G. Bilbo,
DIR. Poole, in his statehent, refers
to the fact that at the meeting of the
board this week he was ousted and
Dr.. ]. M. Ware was chosen to sue
ceed him, although his term had not
expired. and he was not given a
chance to go before the board and
defend any charges that might be
made. lie contends that he has per
feet record. In his signed statement
he roasts Governor Bilbo in these
words:
i "No cause for my removal wa:
given, although some members Of th'
board demanded the reason for thi'
summary action. 1t was cut an
dried proposition. and The majority 9
! the board only did the bidding OF tnel
master as most of them are unknow
to either me or Dir. Ware. They wei
told to put me out and to put him i
The reason is purely political | a
not the kind of man who would be
: willing tool in the hands of the pre-
!. ent Governor or the mayor Of O
city. The. - Of Kinds coun
! : : ! ! !
L Mississippi mayor OF Jacks
tIpulled tha 1t seems to
fconf| Page Four,)
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
NATION in DANGER AND.
MUST ARM, SAYS WILSON
(By Associated Press.)

SS.J
Pisburg Wilson in the Of his speech
here preparedness the East
responsible constant
have arisen
which make necessary Americ defend herself"
estimated at several
thousand nd at
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
MOVE TO DIVIDE
CUUNIY AGAIN
PLACED ON FOOT
fruitland Park and Carnes
Would be Part Of Proposed
County Of Stone
PETITION FOR SEVERANCE
SECRETLY CIRCULATED

C'tizens in Northern Harrison and
eeorse, and Southern Forrest and
Ferry, to Ask Legislature to Form
New county-Work Is Being Done
oulet'y-certain Legislators Al
ready Have Been Approached for
Their Support.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
IIF E.
In The Hub City

Say what you want to about the
poor, down-trodden Indians, and how
kindly and parental government
must, now and then, step in and pro
tect them, but, according to DR.. ]. R.
jackson, most of them are able to
look after themselves.
A Choctaw Indian from Union cOun-
ty has been in the city for several
days, selling baskets of various kinds
and colors, made at his home. He
has been doing a thriving business.
when | was younger by a few
years." Dr. Jackson said today, many
| Indians continually passed through
the country selling baskets, just like
the Choctaw is doing today. Ask one
of them how much they wanted for
J a certain basket, and he would say
! Fill it with meal, give me the meal
and it's yours That's how they
priced their wares"
The 75-cent baskets of today will
hold about 10 cents worts of meal
while the largest ones, without tops
which bring from 60 to rs cents, will
hold about 25 or 80 cents worth o
the ground corn.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
OFFICIAL
ARRESTED FOR.
BEING TIGER"
L and Commissioner Brown
Nabbed in Capitol When He
Procured Drinks
IS RELEASED ON 5000 \
BOND; NEGROES HELD

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 29.-State Land
Commissioner NJ. A. Brown today was
arrested on a charge OF being blind
tiger"
The affidavit charging the state OF
fetal with selling liquor in violation
of the prohibition law was sworn out
by Il. A. Ferguson, who came here
few days ago to act as a plain clothes
man. and he admits that getting "tig-
iers" is his specially.
n According to officers at police head
quarters, Mr. Ferguson was sent to
the capitol, where Mayor Taylor and
lGosernor Bilbo suspected tiger
wy in operation. 1t is said he ap'
pro, Ned Commissioner Brown, and
the tgial told him he had no whis
ke would send porter for
j y contended that Ferguson
commissioner dollar
'oper gave it to Yves
" in the stat
We it to Susi
" bottle 0
Nleged tina
1cial, tn
man ar
e.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29

Not only is DR.. H. y. Mckinnon
good Judge of mad dogs. but yesterday
he proved that he is an excellent shot
with revolver. A canine, foaming at
the mouth, and wild-eyed, passed down
Bay street, with tongue hanging out,
and every woman and child that saw
it began screaming. The noises at
tracted the attention of DR.. McKinnon,
who was .at his home at Bay street
and Rebecca avenue. He looked out
on the street, saw the dog, and read
lily saw what the trouble was. He ran
for his gun, and followed the canine
up Rebecca avenue half way to Court
street when he stopped and leveled
his pistol at the animal and fired. In
an instant it dropped to the ground
not even struggling once. The single
shot had done its work.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29
NEW WELL FOR
CITY HAS A ESQ.
GALLON FLOW
Sutcr Strikes Stream at a Depth
Of 433 Feet. and it is Some
Stream, Too
WILL PUMP WATER INTO
THE MAINS DIRECTLY

Hattlesburg Gets so Gallons Minute
More Than It Contracted for, and Is
satisfied-Present System To Be
Supplemented by the New Well
Wrought Iron Piping and a 6o.foot
strainer Has Been Lowered---Pump
Goes Up Next.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-29

10 M lReicet~., A-AAN
~ 'ss'ppi = Partly cloudy TONIGHT
.a,r.,' sunday; probably local rains;
IN ""S' colder Sunday north Dor.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Sheriff's Sale Under Trans ;
cript Execution.

BY virtue and authority OF a transcript execu-
tion issued from the offlce Of Chas. o. hooker
clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Ripley County, Mo.
dated on the LIST day Of June, 1916, and re-
turnable 10 the June term of Circuit CourI
1916, and to me directed and delivered on the Isl
day OF June 1918
Whereas, Jones & Swain Mercantile Com.
pany, on the 18th day OF May, 1915, before M f.
Nichols, Justice or the Peace OF -Doniphan
township, Ripley County, No., did recover
against CHARLES B. Butler md Allie 8. Lee, the
sum OF One hundred and soventy-tw0 dollars
and nlnety-two cents, debt and damages and
three dollars and hfteen cents oosts, and where
as, on the frs, day or June 1916. transcript OF
said Judgment was filed In the office OF the cir
cult clerk OF Ripley county, Mo, ard entered of
record, |, +. >, Williams, sheriff of Ripley
county, did on the lat day of June, 1916, levy
dpsn aud seize all the right, title and interest
OF the said Charles B. Butler and Allie 8. Lee,
In and TO tie following described real estate,
situated IN the county Of Ripley, State OF Mis-
sour, to-Wit.
Let's is H. Is, 10, %, a. 25 20 md 81 Of the orr
glnhl town tnow city of Doniphan, Mo-, survey
NO. 10 OF The southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter Of section 2G, township 2s, north
range two east, shown by plot Oil file In reeor-
ders ONCE
Therefore will on
MONDAY, JUNE 2sth, 1916,
between the hours OF o'clock 10 the forenoon,
and O'clock In the afternoon, IN the City OF
Doniphan, In said county and state sell at pub
lie auction, 70 the highest bidder, cash In hand,
and during the session Of said circuit court, all
the right title and lntcrest OF said Charles B.
Butler and Allie S. Leo, The defendants, IN anu
to said real estate to pay and satisfy said ex-
ecution and costs.
VIZ E.S. WILLIAMS,
S-N Sheriff OF Ripley county, Mo
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Sheriff Sale Under General
Execution.

BY virtue and authority OF ageneral execution
Issued from the ONCE OF Slas, o, Booker, clerk
OF the Circuit court Of Ripley County, Mo-,
dated on the 18th day OF April, 1915, and return
ahle to the June term Of Circultcourt 1916 and
g me directed and delivered on the s4tn day Of
June 1914
whereas, j, W. Cochran, on the "a day OF
June igl4, at our Circuit Court for said county
OF Ripley recovered against W, z. Clinton, and
bis bondemen, v. A. Atkins, A. b. johnson and
ihss b. Butler, the sum Of Sixty Two dollars
and 90 cents, together with interest from date
ofiudgeneni amounting TO Seven dollars and
50 cents, alho sixty dollsFs and Is cents costs,
y hioh said debt and costs were declared to be q
lien and charge upon the property herein de-
scribed. |, Z. s williams, sheriff OF Ripley
county, did on June lst, IiiB, levy upon, seize
a.. the right title aud interest OF the said W. E,
Hutton anu bis bondsmen, v. A. Atkins, A. b.
johnson ana Chas. y Butler, In and TO the fol-
lowing described. real estate, situated In the
county OF Ripley, Stale OF Missouri to-wlt:
Lot ]. northwest quarter, section !, township
y. range east. Part northwest quarter uf
southwest quarter and west half Of southwest
quarter or southwest quarter, section |, town
ship 23. range east
West half lot ? OF northeast quarter Of section
z. soHnshs lip %, range Seast therefore will on
MONDAY, JUNE 2eth, 1915.
between the hours OF y O'Clock In the forenoon,
and O'CLOCK Ia he afternoon. In the City OF
Doniphan, IN said county and state sell at pub
and during the session o. said Circuit Court all
the right, title and interest OF the said W. Il.
Clinton, and his bondsmen, v. A. Atkins, A. b.
johnson, and Chas B. Butler In and 10 said
real estate 70 pay and satisfy said execution
and costs
si-4t. Sheriff Of Ripley county, Mo. 4
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
You can.t FOOL correil

The Democratic meeting held In
Sedalia the other day was another
evidence Of the good spirit Of the
party In this state The youne
Democrats Of the state are up and do.
ing things and no one will question
the result in November. Hundreds of
supporters Of Col =, d, Gardner OF ST
Louis were In attendance at this meet.
ing boosting the candidacy OF this
popular young Democrat who II gain
ing strength by leaps and bounds all
over the state. The democracy Of
Missouri need such men, as Col. Gard
ner upon the ticket this fall. which
only insures q bis Democratic land.
slide In Missouri In all sections Of
the state come good reports Of the
Gardner candidacy and II looks like
that he will be nominated and cleo,
by the largest majority ever given
2 democratic candidate. Missouri and
Missouhans ere demanding such men
ss Gardner to give us the right KIM
OF Q successful business administre.
tion.--Clark Chronicle
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Sheriff Sale Under General
Execution.

By virtue and authority OF general execution
issued from the office OF Chaa o. Booker, clerk
OF the Circuit court OF Ripley County, NO.,
dated on the 18th day Of May. 1916, and re-
turnable TO the June term OF Circuit Court
1916, and TO me directed and delivered on the
18th day of May, 1913.
Whereas, W, II. Robertson and D. B. Young, on
March csrd, 1915, at our said Circuit Court for
said County OF Ripley. recovered against W. J..
Stephens, the sum OF One Hundred and Five
dollars, together with interest from date or
judgment, also Nine dollars ~ cents costs which
said debt and costa were declared to b., lien and
charge upon the properly herein described. /,
Z. S. Williams, sheriff OF Ripley county, did on
June 2nd 1916, levy upon, seize all the right title
and interest OF the said W. ]. Stephens, In and
to the following described real estate, situated
ip the county OF Roey State OF Missouri, to- VII. :
The south half of southwest quarter OF section
2e and east halt lot southeast quarter, section
si, township 90 range 4 east, therefore Will on
MONDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1ol6,A
between the hours Of . o'clock In the forenoon,
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon, In the City OF
Doniphan, In said county and state sell at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, oash In hand,
and during the session OF said Circuit Court, all
the right, title and interest Of said W. ]. Step
hens in and to said real estate TO pay and satisfy
said execution and costs.
8. WILLIAMS,
3l-$t. Sheriff Of Ripley county, No.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
PRESS BUREAU
PARAGRAPHS.

The two-ring circus at Chicago
with its Progressive clown from
Oyster Bay and it's Rip Var
Wrinkle from the Supreme bench,
will attract crowd no doubt.
Shows with such performers and
possible eventualities always
draw the curious throng.
Roosevelt says that the man
that maintains silence in this
crisis is as bad as the open enemy
9f his country. II that shot
doesn't wake up Rip Van Wrinkle
Hughes and at least cause him
10 rub his eyes, the Colonel, not.
withstanding his aversion for
German submarines, will send a
torpedo into the dignified Judge
A short tim Q ago Colonel
Roosevelt said: Understand III
do no pussy.i footing" Imme.
diately he started in on the most
artistic and expert case of pussy.
footing from the point OF abso.
iute and repeated refusals to per-
init his name to be used as a can.
didate for President, to the point
Pi an open and notorious bid for
the Republican nomination. That
third cup Of coffee appears just
Aaattractiye " the Colonel as OF
old.
Mr.. Bryan has put q auietus
~ the Republican story that he
wOnld 60 into the St. Louis con-
vsntion on b proxy and stir up
sSDuble by making an effort to
anaorse prohibition. He says he
ws4 not accept proxy, therefore
pnssch effort win be made. He
rhe alrsady made his position
pllnr on the LIQUOR question. He
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02

rcpers IN DRY Oklahoma pont Drink
Liquid But inhaie Fumes,
says OH Man.

Pittsburgh Out In Oklahoma, where
prohibition adds to tho natural a.idity
of the climate, the thirsty find solace
In gasoline jags," according to W.
ID. Daugherty, an oil man from the
fields Of that state. while visiting
Pittsburgh friends.
Gasoline gives very satisfactory
jag. understand" Mr. Daugherty re-
marked. during conversation with
friends In the North side police sta.
tion. They don't drink ii. you know.
They inhale the vapor.
The effect is about the same rs
that Of whisky. A habit is acquired
II its use Is kept UP very long and
persons who have inhaled much Of II
get Just like dope fends. It finally
results In death. the blood apparently
breaking down"
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Does SlcAn's Liniment
Help Rheumatism7

Ask the man who uses 1t, he knows.
ITO think | suffered all these yaars
when one % cent bottle Of SloaR's Lin :
inient cured me-" writes one Vrateful
user. II you have Rheumatism or suf-
fer from Neuralgia, Bnckache, Sofe-
ness and Stiffness. don't put of getting
bottle Of Sioan's. 1t viii give YOU
such welcome relief, Il warns and
sooshes the sore, stitf painful places and
YOU feel 80 much better. Buy II al any
Drug Store. only rs cents.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Sheriff's Sale Under
General Execution.

issued from the ONCE OF chas. o. booker clerk
OF the yironlt Court Of Ripley County, Mo-,
dated on the ist day OF June, 1916, and return
ahie 70 the June term OF Circuit Court 1915. and
y me directed and delivered on the LIST day Of
1uae, 1916.
Where's, Indiana Silo Company, IA corpora
tieal, on the first day OF July, 1915 at our said
cigcuit Court, within and for The said County OF
kspies, recovered against r. ]. Doherty and Jna
" Doheytl, the sum u Three hundred and nve
en- dnilafs and ~ cents, costs. which said debt
ard rnsfs wnru declared to be a Hon and charge
upon The property herein described. 1, s. q
n iiliams, sheriff cf Ripley county, ana on the 2nd
day OF June. 1916. levy upon and saixQ All fne
hight. title and lnlefe&t ol the sAid r. ~ poeftr
md Jno. y. poherty, in and % the following
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Political Announcements.

p6TANNOUNCEMEHT FEE PAY
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
We are authorized to announce the
persons whose names appear below, as
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
tion for the various Offices subject TO
the will of the voters as expressed at
the general primary election to be held
under the laws OF the state Of Missouri,
Oh. Tuesday, August ist, 1916.
For Judge Springfield Court OF Ap-
psals.
JOHN H. BRADLEY. of Kcnnett.
For Treasurer.
w. F. McCLAIN.
HIM. TOWLES
For Prosecuting Attorney.
GEORGE D. SLOAN.
For Sheriff.
]. ED, SHlPMAN.
For Associate Judge County Court,
Eastern District
ROBT, Q MARLIN.
For Assessor.
A. L. PICKETT.
A. Y. MOORE
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
seventy-secoad weddIno AnnIversa,

seventy-secoad Wedding Anniversary.
Mitchell. s. D.--Mr. and Mrs. e. R.
johnson observed their seventysecond
wedding anniversary with q dinner,
which the ninety-yearold bride helped
TO prepare. The Johnsons were mar.
rted at Wilmington, N. Y. On April II,
1864. They have three children liv-
ing. one OF whom, o Civil war vet
eran. makes bis home with his par.
ents.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Young Man Wanted.

To qualify for civil service or busi- =
ness position; salary $40 TO $500 per
year; experience unnecessary. will
pay half your tuition and help defray
your expenses while learning In ex-
change for few hours assistance at
your home. This offer is limited, must
be accepted Immediately. G. w. RAN
som, President. Ransomerian Business
School, 1884 Grand Ave, Kansas City,
Mo. Write him at once for full parti:-
culars. ID SIT
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02

A.--When the bank shall have
loaned out S500,000 (half the milton
borrowed from the state) and has on
hand 100000 in notes secured by
deede OF trust, It shall have power to
issue debenture bonds-bonds backed
by farm lands which can't burn or
blow away, and apr Used at half their
cash value. Also, they would be SO.
cured by the funds Of the bank. These
bonds should sell at q premium.
Q.-Why should they sell at q pre-.
miumY
A--Because they would be secured
N by the working capital Of tho
bank ~ first mortgages including
homestead at fifty per cent In value
(S) rapid accumulation OF o reserve,
and (D the credit would be extended
for productive purposes only, hence
making its own security and liQuidat
ing itself.
Q.-could there be further Issues
OF bonds to raise more capitalfl
A.--Yes, bonds may be issued on
notes and deeds OF trust to the amount
OF forty million dollars ($40,OO ,OO0l
on the original &l.OOO.OOO working
capital
40 GOOD As GOLD.
Q.-Would II be difficult to dispose
Of the bonds?
A.-No, because they would be as
good as government bonds and easily
convertible into cash. II would be
lawful for any savings bank or trust
company receiving savings TO invest
In the bonds. which would be exempt
from oil taxation.
Q.-Would the original $1,000. 900
working capital be refunded to the
state?
Ayes. whenever the reserve fund
reaches an amount sufficiently large
that !ts return would not hurt the
banks business
Q'-And where would the banks
reserve come froma
A-From tho ohehalf OF one per
cent paid by the farmer borrowers
and included In the four and three
tenths per cent interest This covers
the first $500.O00 Of loans.
Q.--Could the interest rate be
rsisodf
Alt might oe reduced. Under
the law II could not be increased to
more than six per cent including CON.
mission for reserve fund.
Q.-If the banks profits Justified.
could the borrowers get any rebatef
Ayes, 10 those whose loans have
run at least ten years the bank would
be authorized to refund the collections
for the reserve fund.
Q.--What Is the total Of loans now
outstanding on Missouri farm lands
where the farmers under the old sys-
tenn are paying six. seven and eight
per cent and often exhorbitant com.
rnissionsf @'t
Alt is one hundred and thirteen |
million dollars (Si1S.OOO.OOO).
Q.-under the new Gardner Land |
Bank Bill how much more capital
should the sale Of the debenture bonds |
bring into the statei
A.-At least hundred million dol. |
lars (sloo,oo0,000 TO be loaned to the |
agricultural classes at low rates Of
interest for the development Of Mis-.
souri, farms and to aid the tollers who
now are LAND POOR.
lEnd Of Lesson l. Lesson II. viii
appear II next ISSUE,
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02

Harry W. Alexander, a we'll
known young attorney of Cape
Girardeau has filed his declara.
ton with the Secretary of State,
as n candidate for the democratic
nomination for State Senator,
from this the 21st district. Jno.
M. Carnohan, Of Carter, is also q
candidate for the place.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02

Previous 70 the war, Interstate Com
merce Commission figures showed gross
passenger earnings In the United States
were from $1,000. TO 10000. pcr mile less
than in England, Belgium, Switzerland,
Germany. Egypt and France.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
RU g. myths Na

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu-
raIeia. Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns. Old
Sores. letter, Rins.Worm. Ec.
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25ci
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02


which
Bank Bill
well be
objection
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-02
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q A 8 TO RIA

trough on Rats" ends rats, mice,
bugs, die outdoors. Unbeatable exter.
minator. Used world over, by U. s.
Govt. too. Economy size 25c. or f5c
Drug and country stores Refuse sub.
stitntes. Free. Comic Picture RE
;. Wells. Jersey City, N, J. 27.0t