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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From fearce

C N. Renaud, well known merchant and business man of Pearce, accom- panied oy 4 | Smith well known mining operator and promoter were visitors in Tombstone yesterday, having come here on business and incidentally to attend the meeting of the CoHhise County Road Bond Asso ion
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Recovered

Reece Cornelius, manager of the grocery department of the Mdchomich Mercantile company. IS al his post again after having been congned to his bed with a severe case of grippe
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
nnv,un nlnulu.nn From Tuesday's Daily.

Master Walter Wood, son of R ".
 Wood. was thrown from his burro on Saturday afternoon and broke his collar bone. He is young and tgrowing rapidly and cannot get knocked out by a burro for any length of time. AL
 though painful the break in not ser ious and be will soon Er riding the same burro again
 The six days go as you please storm ended yesterday with heavy fall of snow which fell nearly all day. The boys had a royal time snowballing Pedestrians and windows suffered from [ the onslaught.
 C. s. Clark has remodeled his office and il presents a much more attractive appearance.
 The compilers have commenced "Oih III ioHpstone on tnc AftZond business Directory This book will contain very interesting descriptive matter with the directory, and will be- printed and hound in good style
 first class printing plant is offered Tor rent in this city. It is located in a good locality nearly opposite the post office IT was formerly used in the publication of the Epitaph. The plant will be leased for a year at the same rental which it always brought for its former owner. The only er- action shall be that it be named The Tombstone Republican and that il will advocate the election to office. this fall of none but republicans. When the party gets in such position that its would-be leader think they are not getting fair show. we want to assist them in every way possible We mean business and will make the lease any time during the present month
 The Phoenix Herald says that a few deputy sheriffs turned loose would settle the Indian questio down this way. and iutimates that white men commit all the depredations The Herald should not judge the white folks of Crchise through the same glasses tha- ii does the Salt River white If We had as many crimes co tied in this section during the past year as the press of Phoenix have recorded during the past month. we would have called out the militia long ago.
 Huachuca. means "The rainy noun tain" It is demonstrating the appro- priateneSs ot its name. this week.
 Coporal Charles Smith. of Indianl Company. at Fort Huachuca. was tried by a general court martial this week. Too much whiskey made him co belligerent for even an Indian; he iS the picture of peace and quiet now.
 IL is probable that teachers iusti- tute will be called to meet in Tomb stone next month.
 More towns die for want of conf- | dence On the part of business men and lack of public spirit than from any other cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Tombstone Boys Win

The Public School Basket Ball Team of Tombst one went 10 Gleeson Satur- day and de feated the Gleeson team by score of 20 10 IS, in an exciting and we'll played game. Professors Tilford and Myers accompanied the local team. A return game will be played iu Tombstone next Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
REIMBURSEMENT OF
 VOTING PRECINCTS

The board of Supervisors will. during the near future arrange for . partial readiustment of the voting precincts in the county. according to Information given out.
 There is an absolute demand for a change in Bisbee and Lowell. especially in Lowell. where there will be over 1900 people to vote this year. and it is absolutely necessary that three polling places be provided.
 Bisbee must have at least one more polling place. while over the county some precincts may be abolished and new ones made or the voting places moved to more convenient places in precinct. Douglas is the best equipped for voting of any town or city in Co., chise county. having six voting places to take care of it's vote.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Visiting Relatives

Mir and Mrs. Joseph H Hans T, and daughter. Cecyll-. spent Sunday in Tombstone as the guests of Mrs Hansen's mother Mrs 4. k!aw. Th,y retuin ned to their home at Douglas ru the evening. making the trip in th,r touring CAT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From Tuesdays Daily.
From St. David

Representative :. Merrill and wife and daughter were visitors in Tomb stone yesterday, MT Merrill having come up 10 attend the road meeting
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From Bisbee

Theodore Hoy. one of the owners and publishers of the Risbee Ore. accom- ?, nied by Bert Fletcher. also of the Ore, were visitors in town last night on busiro oSs matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Welded Sunday

Jesus Sanchez and Felipa Andrade church last Sunday at 6:30 D m., Rev Albert Amundsen officiating. The bridesmaid, Aurora Gomez. acted as interpreter
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From St. David

Joe Goodman and J. $. Merrill. Jr., of St David, motored up yesterday on business matters, accompanied by J. N. Curtis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Over From Bisbee

Mr. and MT. Frank Coles and fam ily motored over from Bisbee yesterday on . visit with Mrs. Coles parents. Mir. and Mrs. Jas. McHugh. returning home in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
St. David Visitors

J. s. Christiansen and Soa, A. F. Christiansen were visitors in the city today from th-ir homes in St David. on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From Wednesdays Daily
From Mondays Daily.
Visiting Family

Col Henry Pyestt. weilknewn ca tieman of the Huachuca mountains. is visiting III Tombstone for a few days on a visit with his family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Visited Fridnds

Miss Catherine Hoy. of Bisbee. spent Sunday in Tombstone. the guest of Mrs. Walter Thomas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Motored 10 Pearce

MT. and Mrs. Athey. and Mrs. Jos Bishop. motored over to Pearce yes. terdsy on a brief visit. returning hom 6 in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Will Arrive Soon

Mrs. C. B. Holmes. wife of Chlrt Clerk Holmes, of the Bunker Hill com. pany. is expected 10 arrive soon from the east to join her husband. and they will make their home here They will occupy the Audrino residence on 9th and Fremont
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
To Ranch

MT. and Mrs George McLane went to their ranch near Turner this morn. ing on brief visit end will return home this evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Returned Home

Douglas Gray, president of the Ma homich Mercantile Go, returned home from Tucson today. where he went on a business mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From Tucson

Attorney J. B Wright. formerly at toiney general of Arizona. IS m Tomb stone today from his headquarters q; Tucson, on legal business
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
I O Wilcox

Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy ( Weleh. Wilcox this morning on a brief visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Motor Trip

Mrs. A. Kls~, Miss Hermans and Chief Clerk (. Holmes. of the Bun- ker Hill Mines company. motorrd 10 Gleeson. Courtland and Pearc- yester- day ID MT Holmes car
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From Douglas

Deputy Sheriff Cross was up from Douglas today
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

 money had and received
 l5is Brophy Carriage Co vs l. l. Medi sCvicb debt m sum s44665. 1850 Margaret Been vs Lee Bee acton for divorce.
 1851 Wanderer vs Agels Wan ierer. action for divorce
 1852 White Sewing machin- Co. vs ; Brooks; debt in sum of s375 30. 1853 L Butler vs Sadie Butler: sc- 'ign for divorce.
 Juoement in Suit No
 323. H : Ross. Dr, ( Casteneda | al. Crs, title que,ed to Benson property.
 l273 F Barker. Dr. Gertrude Bar ker, CT. decree of divorce.
 s99 Carmen Hohstsdt. pr. Lewis Hohsrad;. CT; judgment eliminating IIimony
 Probate ProceedinSs-
 Estate of
 Robt. Miller: decree of distribution. Gdnship A Spiers W Wallace au thorized to sell property in Bisbee. George Parker; Feb, l2 day hearing petition for let ters of adm-n Sarah Lusa orde publication notice 70 creditors
 Martin Costello: petition Of Mary NJ Costello for order 'o lease property n Turquoise mining district
 Mauicy Gilman, Feb Ig day for pro. pate of will and directing pubIicstio, notice ;o creditors
 Sidney Ridg~ay. continued 10 Fet i9. 1916.
 Elizabeth McGin; appraisers ar pointed
 R Samuel: contin ued to Feb5. Charles Strong; order confirming ale.
 Martha Lyall; order confirming sale of real estate
 Julia Niles; decree assigning home stead 10 husband and minor child. James DaIgleish: appraisers appoint ed.
 D Johnson. Bank of Douglas ap- pointed sdmr
 Sophia Olson; Edward Olson sp. pointed admr.
 Cdnship. Norton minors; J C Norton appointed guardian. Isabel Norton; ] ( Norton admr C Fair 10 A Fair. mining prop C.. A Fair to R Ziesemer. mining prop .............. 5O
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE A Haven 10 Anna & Henry Gardner ..... --.......... - J Agusyo to E Hayuie ... -
 WARRANTY DRIED W Pierce st ux 10 C Holcomb Douglas prop. p.... 6 Morrsd et ux to J Rhey Douglas prop. p...... 10 K E Root to K M Root. Will cox prop. ..... 200 H Hasselgren to Nh Lizzie Hasselgren, land .. 10
 BILL OF SALE J Angle 10 VI Lambeth. live stock. ...s............. .lAlo F Hen ney ct ux to Mrs C Fin layson. Warren prop. p..... bouBiSs ihN >o to ~ V o mar rie- Cove. Donglas prop. 500 Q. American Baptist Home Mis- sion Society to W Woods ct ux. land.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE s Ituie 10 H D Field Safe Co safe ............. 35 A Miller to D McCurdy. Will COX prop. .......- 100 .. " Finlay to Underwood Type writer Go, typewriter w POP 50 |
 R. E. MORTGAGE Gertrude Badger ct conf to W Cowan. Douglas prop .. l400 J Wood to Bsnk..of Bisbee. Bis
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bisbee to " Wallace - Bowen & Hubbard to T Spoog ct ux. .....- s F Bowser & Co to ( Over l ''''' -.-'-'...'..
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Surprise Party

Miss Mae ThieI received a pleasant Surprise at her home Saturday evening in the form of party given in her hon. or. and which was secretly planned by her friends. About twenty-five young folks congregated at the home and spent an evening in merrymaking Dainty refreshments were served and the event thoroughly enjoyed by all at- tendinE. The Girls Safety First Club" were the hostesses
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Visited Friends

Miss Rcila Gteen spent yesterday in Bisbee on A visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
Te Bisbee

Deputy Sheriff Percy Bovden and George Gallen made a quick rip to Bisbee and return yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
To 6isbee

Sam Morgan was an or'goi,c ras- senger to Bispee yesterday where he expects 60 locate for some time to come
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
SHERIFF WHEELER SEES
From Wednesdays Daily.
To 6Ieeson

Deputy sheriff Percy Bonden made Q brief trip 10 Cleeson yesterday where he seut 10 serve some civil papers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
RECORDS Of
 COcHlSE COUNTY inS'r r,ents Filed Win the Couat, Recorder of Re cufd ILis Ia,
BILL or -E


 n"ugli- prop ..--.. -..... n 4 Ivey tc Ms MaTg rel Iyey Tombstone pTpp .. ( l. Cummings to Mrs Margar- Ivey, Tombstone prop. ..... 50 .. ( Thomas ct ux to NJ SchuIier ct uS, Bisbee prop. .. 375
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED ! O'Harra et uN to Mrs Mar. garet Ivey. Tombstone prop 5G
 RE. MORTGAGE L Carrios et u> to McATthur Bros. Douglas prop ...... 600 Nj Davis ct ux to C DeBaud land .-.......... H. jnl J Kimbro ct ux 70 Wright Douglas prop. ............ 600
 CHATTzL MORTGAGE Y Cota et ux to First Nat Blk of Douglas. livestock .... 250 NJ Davsi to ( DcBaud. cattleli5m .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W Cowan to Kent ct ux. - Min & Merch Bk to C Boots. -
 PATENT USto H Cooper land ......
 Q DEED Nj Bokarica e ux to Pat Me GuiTe Bisbee prop .......- lG K Greenwood to Susan Green wood. Warren prop ...-.-- 10 - Douglas Inv Co to W Bennett Douglas pror. .........
 BILL OF SALE ] Angle to T Gl".er. live stock >O
 RE. MORTGAGE O Tartle' ct IN to F Weibens Douglas prop -..--..... lJp .- Fpavron 10 W Cowan. Doug- las p-"n ..- .......... -rp .. R Jqbnson ct ux to Wood. hams. land ,.............. l3c0 .
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE NJ Rocco 10 Douglas Overland Go. au'o. .-............-.... 275 .. P Hand to First Nat Bank Of Nogales. live stock ........ l5O .. C Moore go Wilcox R & T Co live stock ....-.-.- ...-. 1000 .. SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Willcox 5 & T Co to K Kealy - F Roesch to F Dayton . -
 WARRANTY DEED F Morgan ct ux to B Mover Wilcox prop. 200 ] Took ct TX to Mover, Will 60 prop. ......... 3CO0 H L-febvre ct uN 10 G Ivey ct al. land ..-----.-.....- ID --
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE ' Jacobson to H Saxby, Lowell prop ...--..-......--. 45o 70 V Locknar to WiImarth Show Case Go, show case. . 72 .- JPursIey to D McKinzie. auto 800 .. Mrs Lizzie Rust to Douglas Music Go. piano .... 300
 BILL OF SALE ] Miller to P Radoluvich. Bis bee prop .-....-.-.--....-- ID ..
 RE. MORTGAGE G Ivey et al to H Lefebvre. Issd l25 7. B Clement et ur 10 Min & Msr Blk. Bisbee prop. ...- 2000 .. I Wallace ct us to Bank oi Bisbee. mn prop. -..... l2OO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE A Marion to J Cook ct ux.-.. T Sullivan to H Lefebvre ct ux - Ed Barne 1t to B Clement. - ] Fur to Gertrude Badger e al - I Ada ms to ] Twomey. Bisbee prop. .--------------- JO
 Q. C. DEED C VIasts sd ct ux 10 J Williams Bisbce prop. .-..... D
 WARRANTY DEED " Utterbach et ux to C. Kaiser Cochise prop .-. 10 ( Ken pud et ux to II Nichols Peace prop p-....-.. lO5 Orsilla SbuIfz to C L Knutson Douglss prop. ..-.- .-. 10 .. L Duncan to D Terrell. San Smon prop p.-.-.... --.--. 2o
 MINING DEED L Ensle 10 c Willcor. mining prop ....-...... lo
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13
From McNeaI

Ed Crindell, of McNeaI. was a ccun ty seat visitor today
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-13

siderable trouble with their employees q. .--a.--. af the h,sh- sraains thai Is
New Britain herald., 1916-11-03
NEW GOLF STICKS /
 WITH STEEL SHAFTS
New Britain Machine Co. Will Manufacture Machines for Product

Work on a golf stick, by which it
 is hoped to revolutionize the game
 and also combat the fears that
 are being entertained by golfers by the rapidly decreasing growth of '"r hickory in this country and the
 enormous expense to which the manu- facturers of these clubs have been put of late for turning out the essential need in the game, is under way at the New Britain Machine company. The A. G. Spaulding company of Chicago, Ill.,, the leading manufacturers or this brand of product have had 8 repre- sentative at the local company's plant TOT many months perfecting a new steel golf stick shaft and it is with nigh hopes for the ultimate success of the patent that it's designer is at pres- ent working.
 Allen Lard of Washington. D. C. one of the leading opponents of the game and considered an authority m the manufacture of the new sticks is Tn charge of the emonstrative work and in a talk with Herald man in d1cated that the proposed club is sure to meet with favor with all lovers of the game, and will supplant the popular hickory club now in use ex- Mem bers of the Maple Hill 3olf club have had an opportunity
New Britain herald., 1916-11-03

recently of playing with the new
 stick, but some view the success of
 l'S popular1ty with golfers skepticism
 lexlp1llty, weight and tortion which
 'tre the main factors in the present
 SUCK are the ends which the designer
 IS now enga ged in mastering. Con- slructed of chrome-verona steel, the new implement will eliminate many or the barriers which have confronted 1olioWers of the game, by warping and breaking, as the new stick will be guaranteed against all of these defec- tons. Another feature will be that the stick will be indestructa b7e, assur- ing the owner of a long life club The price of the proposed stick may he somewhat higher than the hickory type, but through the worth of the club an economic saving is the prophecy of it's makers.
 The origin of the new model stick dates back to over a year ago when the first steps were taken toward it's output and the progress has been so slow that Mr. Lard intimated that 1t would be at least next May before the product was ready for the market It is not the intent of the Spaulding concern to carry on the manufacture of the stick in this city, with the ul- innate success of the design. In the event of it proving successful the local concern will no doubt receive 8 big order for the manufacture of the machine to make the stick, which will be completed at the company's eastern plant in Chicopee, Mass
New Britain herald., 1916-11-03
RUTGERS PRESENTS CHARGE.
Players Deny Use of Rough Tactics
 in Game With Rroxx,,

hHA Ss-AAA~ s'ISdI DFOWn.
 New Brunswick, Nov 3-Mem- bers of the Rutgers football team are highly incensed over newspaper &C., counts that they used rough tactics In the Brown game last week. The statements of the coach of the Holy Cross eleven, scheduled to play Rut- gers this week, who saw the Brown game, that there was no roughness, are taken as good evidence
 It is also pointed out that none of the Brown players made any pro- test. Brown was penalized four times foV rough play and Rutgers not at all, though the officials were vigil lant. Two of the Rutgers men were sc badly injured as to be sent to a hospital after the game, indicating that Brown was fully as rough. The team had it's last practice yesterday before the game with Holy Cross at Newark on Saturday. Wallace has Teen given a regular place in the back field. StOrck and Hauser are being tried out on the ends and will prob- ably take the places of the regulars. Sanford put his men through a long scrimmage, in which they scored three times on a strong scrub team
New Britain herald., 1916-11-03
DREW AT DRAKE UNIVERSITY.

Howard P. Drew, the colored sprinter who made such a sensation by his running in California, is now a student at Drake University. Des Moines, Iowa. He is again studying le.w, and will occasionally carry his college colors in the short distance races if the strained tendon from which he suffered does not annoy him when it comes to training again for the sprintS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-28
HINTS FOR
YOUR HOME
Canning and Preserving.

TRENCH PlCkLES-One colander
r sliced greer tomatoes, one colan-
der cucumbcr> pared and SLICED hall
inch thick. one quar-; sliced onions, two
good handiuls OF salt Let stand
twenty four hours. then drain through
a sieve. Take one gallon vinegar, one
pound brown Sugar. one M celery
seed, hall unc all-Splce, II ounce
black pepper boll and pour hot on the
pickle, Put IN lars ard seal Thu,
recipe has been used Tor thlrty-fiye
wears and proved alway, good v
New Chill Sauce One hall huShcl
OF ripe tomatoes, one peck OF onions,
two dozen green sweet peppers, one
dozen red hot peppers, one head OF
garlic. ,lN bay leaves. two tablespoons
,dlt. ,plCc,-onc tablespoon ground
cloves, one tablespoon ginger, one
tablespoon all,p,ce, one hall table
spoon red pepper, two pounds light
brown sugar, Two quarts good cider
vinegar Nclll tomatoes. remove
skins, cut IN chunks Seed peppers
skin the onions and garlic and put
through food chopper Mix all the
spices together ground spices should
be used, put IN a cloth bag. Now
add all together IN a large kettle Cook
one houtt Then add sugar and vine
gar and cook TO the desired thickness
'wo hour, IN all is a prca, plenty
Pour into >teril,lcd pint Jars. seal
while hot and SET aside TO cool This
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-28

din, Col ord. ~, Marrguerite Col
cord, Mis-, M,ra VI il,ou Miss Vivian
Coo'cr an Mr. I /. Mayhall
y p
Mis-, Marguerite, and Mis-, Caroline
ColCord will entertain Saturday with
a ! o'clock lunchcou a, he Lee. Huok
IN, hotel IN honor OF Mis-, Wmiircd
McGlaS,eu and Mr.. Charles kinchcu
Williamson OF HANNIBAL Mo The
guest vii include only the members OF
the wedding party
4 e X
Miss Fuulce Stuart will leave the
first OF the wc-E e. Los Angelo, where
she will visit Mis- Katherine Hodges,
who was formerly A popular member Of
the younger set Of Oklahoma City.
The Joi dc Vie club will open its for
NAL dance on Friday October y, the
place not vet decided upon. This will
mark the beginning OF the social season
and will b" an altar % great import
ancc and cnIuvmelt.
Mr. Charles kinchen Williamson and
Mr.. Robert y. Clayton OF Hannibal,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-28
.PR0BLEMS
sGjx;lt 1'ssHE;|1E 7A1 sARE!T]s.

NEAR MRS. THOMPSON | hav'
been going with a boy at church
and the other nigh, We quarrcled
Il was for a perfectly silly reason |
wanted him to read a book that | Ike
very much lie read it and didn't like
II at all. II was a warm evening and |
va cross and ! acted in a silly, unrea-
Sonablc way. ] told him that guessed
we could not be friends because N
tastes are so different, and | told
him to get a taSteior good reading BE
fore he left we had had a terrible
quarrel and | told him he needn't ask
to come back again lie said that he
thought 1t would be best no, to ont
too. have seen him at church two
Sundays now and We speak. but he has
not asked to come TO see me. like
him very much and we have been
such good friends that | think he likes
me, too. Is there ANYTHING | can do To
show him that am sorry and would
like to have him come to see me again Z
WORRIED.
The next time YOU see him and have
a chance TO talk to him tell him that
YOU are sorry YOU were So extremely
unreasonable. Say that YOU will be glad
to have him come tn see You ii he
wants to. Re careful to state what YOU
have to say briefly II YOU apologize too
much YOU will not leave as good an
impression and he will think that YOU
are over. anxious to have him come
back.
Dear Mrs, Thompson I am visiting
at my aunt'S, One OF my cousins is in
love with a boy who is no good | am
~. my cousin is ~ and he is n lie
has taken a great liking to me Ny aunt
has told me that she wishes | would
cu, my cousin out ! am quite sure
could do It. Do YOU thing it would be
the right thing to do? The boy really
doesn't amount to anything His father
has a horse and buggy aud he drives
that around and smokes cigarets and
doesn't, know what the word work
mean, VIVA, would YOU advise me to
do2 ! hate TO hurt my cousins feel
hugs even II ~, aunt does want mc TO
MARJORIE
Since your cousin l., onl, ~ ard IN,
boy probably has no serious intentions
YOU may As well let things run thcli
natural course. II would he a shame to
do anything that would hurt your cous
in and make YOU lose her trust and love
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-28

ley Brown OF Ardmore. Mr.. Brown
will return to Ardmorc SUNDAY and
Miss McGhee will be the guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. d. ]. Clement.
Il Il =
Mrs. A. A. West Of Guthrie will come
tomorrow to spend several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nee.
4 y -
Miss Gertrude Cox. who will have
charge Of the dancing department OF
the Musical Art Institute. will arrive
in the city Saturday.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Springer Of St.
Louis, formerly OF this city, are the
guests for several weeks OF Mrs.
Springer's parents, Mr.. and1MrS. $ v.
McCann.
DR.. J F. M~essenbsugh left today Tor
a short trip to St Louis.
- --
Your last chance, for four months
10 have your name appear in bold face
type in the telephone dircctory-Ady
To get Your name in the new di-
rectory in bold face type call PBN-2OO
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-28

You're biliousl Your liyer is sluggish You
feel lazy, dizzy aud all Knocked out Your head
is dull, your tongue is coated breath bad stomach
sour and bowels constipatcd Bot don't take sail.
waiting calomel. 1t makes you sick, YOU may lose
a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis OF the bones. Calomel crashes into sour
bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
YOU feel that awful nausea and cramping.
II YOU want to enjoy the incest. gen,les, liver
and bowel cleansing YOU ever experienced lust take
a spoonful vt harmless Dodson'S Liver Tone to-
night. Your druggist or dealer sells YOU a so
cent bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone under my
personal moncy.back guarantee that each spoon