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motto and to occupy some underground
passages between Estrccs and Belloy-
cn-Santorrc. We took some prisoners
ON the right bank OF tho Mcusc the
Germans this morning renewed their
attacks on the front OF tho Flcury sta
ton. tho /vaux wood. Chapitrc and
Chenois.
After several fruitlcsS attempts.
which cost him heavy losses, tho enemy
succeeded in gaining a footing in the
pamioup battery and in some elements
OF our line in the l'umin wood. The
bombardmcnt is being maintained in
tcnsely in the whole region.
''On the left bank there was loss
artillery activity. The usual cannonld-
ing occurred on the rest Of tho front.
''ln the region of the Somuc our
acroplancs were engaged in fourteen
comhats yesterday. -Four enemy MAJ
chimes. seriously hit by our mitrail-
lcuscs. were compelled 10 plunge
abruptly. One Of our pilots was able
to bring back his machine aname to
oar lines aud make a landing without
accident.
Our bombing suuadrons have been
active. On the night OF July Io-il, 80
shells were dropped OIL various railway
stations where activity was reported.
particularly OF those a. Han Ia l'crc
aud Chauny."
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VOLUNTEERS ORDERED
TO HOMES BY GALES
Signal for Exodus Of American
Mining and Cnttlemen From
Border District.
REGULAR TROOPS GO SOUTH
Two Villa Bands Attack Cnrranza
Garrisons at Rosario aud P;ural,
but i'm Both Cases Arc Beaten
Back VIII Losses.

DOUGLAS, AR1Z.. July 1.-The is
Suance OF proclamation by General
Gales. military commander of Sonora
to-day ordering all volunteer soldiers
I" return to their homes, was the sig
nal for the beginning of All exodus
of American mining and cattlemen
from tho border district. Twenty or
more left Douglas for points i'll the
interior OF Sonora during the day
General Gales announced that he
had dcmobiiizcd 1000 cavalry who
had been cncampcd for several weeks
IN FrontcraS. CuchUta and Nacozari
approximately the same number re-
main TO be demobiized I'm Masdalcna
and Hcrmos,llo. he said.
The southwark movement OF regular
troops from border concentration
points also was started today Eight
thouS9nd men. under Generals Martinez
and Estrada. have been entrainins for
Tho laqui Eircr Valley, according to
reports at General Calles's headuuar-
tors.
The managers of the large mining
companies Of Sonora have made no
positive announcements about the time
their foreign employees will return to
Mexico. saying it would be Impossible
TO operate on anything like Il normal
basis until tho embargo on explosives
mas been raised or modified.
II Is understood here the embargo
question has been taken up with the
state Department in Washington
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BRUSSII.OEE"S PRISONERS
llIIAI. NI:AIil.A IN

rETROGRAD. July II Ivia Lonloul.
-Ihc approximate total oC prisoners
taken by tho ltussiauS during General
hrussiloHs operations up to July 10
amounts To ".62u officers and a56.ooo
mon. the War Office announced to-day.
Guns to the number OF BIZ and S66 ma :
chine guns have been captured.
To-day's official statement. telling OF
Il determined resistance along the
Stokhod River, follows:
Fighting in the Stokhod region con-
tinues. Tho enemy, having received
rc-cnforccmcnts. brought up powerful
artillery. and is offering Il desperate
resistance.
ION tho Eriaaa -Foudoul- Moldava
front. northwest OF EhnpounS tSouth-
crn Eukowinap. considerable enemy
forces have been thrown back by us
after violent engagements at various
points. The enemy. unable to resist
our coup dc main, took flight.
"Enemy airmcn attacked the station
at Xamairie. on the MinslI- Barano-
vichi railway line, anu dropped six
ty-siN bombs.
ION tho Slack Sea. ono Of our mail
packets. lying ut anchor without car
go OF tho Caucasian coast was sunk
by an enemy submarine.
Caucasus front: In the direct ion OF
Baiburt during the night of July ..
our scouts succeeded in securing
height and took possession OF Il Turk
ish machine sun after having killed
all the runncrs.
Farther south VIC captured by as
sault most powerfully organized Turk
ish positions. We took prisoner thir-
~ officers and $50 men. In the dircc-
ton of piarhekr, in the region Of the
EoynukoNa Valley. our advance guard
easily rcpcllcd - Turkish offensive.
taking prisoners and booty"
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WILL MEET ON FRIDAY
Convention mt Mnrtins,ilIc Expected to
Hcnomtnntc Representative Ed
ward W. Saunders.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch
r\NNlf.LE. VA. July 1.-THE
Democratic convention of the Fifth
Congressional District Will bc held at
MartinSVillc next Friday, beg ginning at
noon. II will nominate q candidate
FOR Congress to succeed Edward w.
Saunders. of Franklin County.
The convention will consist Of dele
gates from the counties OF Charlotte,
Halifax. Henry, Carroll GraySon, Pat
rick. Franklin aud pittsylvania and
the city of panville. The basis Of APP
port'vnncnt is one for every nfty votes
or fraction over twenty-five cast four
years ago. Thomas q. BurCh. Of Mar
tinsNillc. will call the convention 10
order.
The denomination Of Representative
likely.
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dates and appoint the best man
The pleasant friendly relation exist
ing between Mr.. Easiey and mo pre-
vented me from indorsing his oppo-
nent. with whom I was only acquainted.
] knew Mr.. EaSlcy TO be Corupctcnt
but thought probably he. like mos;
OF the examiners in the State. had not
been as studious III tho DISCHARGE OF
his duties as he might have been
knew nothing OF the qualifications OF
Mr.. Watkins. either one way or the
other. o! course the records VIII
bear out the statements in nv letter
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merous bombs on troops dctraininS
near PorodzicJa. OH tho Earauovichi-
Minsk railroad. They also repeated
their attacks on Russian shelters cast
OF INC Stokhod. In aerial encounters.
one enemy machine was shot down
near WcronthZcu. east Of Xirin. and
another west OF OkonSk.
detachment OF cliasscurs OF tho
'rin% group Of General won Eothmcr
engaged in Il sucrrssful fight south of
hurkanow wood and brought back
few dozen prisoners.
The situation on tho balkan front
is unchanged"
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as did the records prove tho state
ments Of Mr.. Leigh, but my position
throughout this contest will show that
! had no candidate and felt no in.
terest In tho outcome. This wn.
Known to Judge Barksdalo when II,
asked mo to make an examination OF
the records. and that was probably tho
reason he asked mo to perform tn.
service. There was no kind Of inter
est to movo me to make anything other
than correct statement as gathered
from tho records ana from parties who
held taxable intangiblcs.
(SigncO 1RBY TURNBULL
Boydton. Va. July II. 1916.
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TUG TINMiNS HEpuRrCn
". 10 HIVE IEIrI, Irnn IApI.S

!. NORFOLK, VA JulN II An iIucou
hrmod report reached Norfolk to-ni.h,
mat the TUG Thomas T.. Timmins this
AFTERNOON lett Baltimore, and is Ell
3routc I" the Virginia carcs II is
bcnercd sh" IS under orders 10 avail,
INC art'Nai "i nc German undcrsea
route TO AN American port The TIM.
tmins had not appeared q, the capcs y,
IN Midnight
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: iECk ron SIn.onu
SENT TO lBNtUI\T.S tRI.V

NEW YORK. JuIy ia check for
$50" was scut TO-DAY % captain psul
Nocnis cantain OF tho German sub.
marine Deutschland, by Angus, Heck
H''ch"r New York capitalist. in rccoz.
'"'lnn Of tho submarines fcar The
Nn VIII DC dittributcG among til. Of.
-ies.s and th- men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12

&GOH sale, .500O -ood brick Amt,
~ once. Sohafer and craze
II i i,.,i,i -WlleoH, k-chler sud WINS.
one .iiiIb 'o*i. Also ChaImrr. ruadstcr
s.iidoyd Motion 90. ~ : West Main Strca,
sW ANTEp. physician vim 5000 Carit.I ,o
80 bhH interest IN aud mauaEr new ssu.t,riu,t,
Eroposl''o ~ iibcr"l sslary. AdGrcss - "
~. car, Iim"s DtSu,rch
}SWANTED, FIRST class butler win cify 81
erenccs. Appy 1870 We, r.-anl,lim s,rar,
w sdmssatA bow ecm lo..n and " ~ !, N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
GREAT ACTIVITY
" AE,IiINI SI:nAIII,

There was great activity in the
''ofhi' service, and numerous cucoun-
tcrS occurred III which tho enemy lost
TWO machines on the Sonmc and two
West Of Nouzicrs. y British biplanc
was shot down by antiaircraft Guns
nca" Courcelcttc."
The statement regarding the cast.
crn front follows:
From the coast IL pinsk no cycu,-
OF cspecIaI Importance occurred The
russian announcement rcSardiu. the
evacuation Of Fmsk is = pure inycu
ton
The enemy made futile attacks
WIN very strong forces, At several
POINTS against the line of the Stokhod
notably. near Czercrcwisczc Hulcwjczc
Norysmi and Janmaka and ON bo,L
SIDES OF the KoveI-Kovno railway
line.
Near IGulcwiczc wc drove back IN.
enemy beyond his position by = strong
'"unicraitack. The enemy los, moro
'hAn 100 pri.ou.rS and three machine
guns
our aerial suuadrons droprcd uu i.
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mo !tNEIRo EXPECTS
NINII Iron NInN Ani>

LoNbpN' July ia repor, tina, Z.
SISTER snip 10 the German commercial
submarine Deutschland Will arrive ~
'io Jhneiro within ten DAYS is con-
famed III dispatch from The brazilian
cry from :. correspondents OF ,ho Ey-
chanEc T.cl":!.p> 'rompany
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GERMANY DENIES ADVANCE
II MADE. uI .tI.LIE.S

BERLIN. July II ,via London).-
Repeated attacks 10y the French and
British troops the Somme front
have failed TO win The German po-
sitions against which they were di-
rccted. says tho war Office announce
mcnt OF to-day. 1t follows:
"Bctwccu the Ancrc and the Somme
the British launched attacks with
strong forces during the afternoon and
night over wide front on both sides
OF the Bapaumc Albert road and north
west OF this road they were shot down
before the attack came to close fight
ing. East of the road stubborn fight
ing developed on tho southern fringe
Of the village OF Contamination and on
the fringe of Mamctz wood
Repeated attempts by the enemy to
rccapturo TroncS wood failed. with
heavy and saneunary losses lie also
lost 100 prisoners.
South of tho Solnnc vigorous al
tack by French black troops against
La Maisonnettc Height was met by an
empowering fire. The few colorcd
troops which penetrated our lines fell
at the point OF German bayoncts or
were taken prisoner.
AS result OF countcrattacks YES
tcrday against EarlcuN five officers and
Ia men remained in our hands
iherc was important artillery fighting
throughout the whole sector. Our cur
tam of fire checked all attempts bv
the enemy 10 attack between Bclloy
aud tiardecourt.
Very lively artillery ducls occurred
in the region Of tho AIcusc Cvcrdun
ironp. On the remainder of the front
there was increased artillery action a,
places. The enemy made several un-
successtui gas attacks. Rcconnoiter-
'hS actachrnent5 OF our enemies were
very active and were rcpulsed every
Whcre Near Lcintry. in lorraine a
GERMAN detachment, after an extensive
ih'"c explosion, penetrated :, badly
damaged French position and too1s
SHINY men prisoner. South of louise
some prisoners were brought in BY
patrol.
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ward would bc necessary. The posi-
e billy that guns could be mounted OH
E her Superstructurc was understood to
,gShAvo been considered also. hut neither
guns nor cmplacemcnts were in evil
dence.
M Captain Hushc. and his associates
wcrc given the entire freedom of the
ship. The DcutschlandS commander
was not present. When the visitors
arrived at the pier In tug Captain
- KocniS was at tho Offices OF his agents.
sel.nd the subordinate officer in command
ssssdcclincd TO allow the collector 10 brins
.ssliis party aboard without the consent
sgof his superior, This Captain Koenic
HssTrccly gave when informed by tclc-
$fphonc.
Captain Hughes and his assistants,
i lieutenant j. .. Fisher. OF the Bureau
Iof Steam Engineering, and Naval Con-
+ettructor Herbert s. Howard, spent more
s'ihan two hours in tho vessel Captain
Hughes declined to discuss what lie
: had seen. but said tina, not only did
the Houn. Office who escorted them
through tho boat freely answer all
Questions. uui oven volunteered in
! formation.
MoNtM E\r no GERMAN
q INVENTIVE. GENUS
/. ltc Was proud al ms vessel, ana
do not blame him said Captain
Hughes. 1T is = wonderful piece OF
mechanism and a monument 80 German
Einventivc genius
If the Deutschland has any now
devices OF mechanism which arc new
in submarine construction CAPTAIN
Hughes nov knows ihcrr. lie would
4 moi say if amy such existed, but made 4
1T clear u, this connection that every
thing he wHHnod to know was frankly /
explained He ha,! 40 instructions or
Intention he said. TO report amy
Knowledge hc may have gained
Deputy surveyor Hayward. ono OF
the party. said that the American oX-
i'crts seemed 10 be amazed al. what
they saw
1T was All Crock 10 nc" said Mr..
hayward, hut the navy engineers APP
feared almos; dumfoundcd. They were
highly enthusiastic. and were con-
,'inually CIRCULATING.
captain koonic. meanwhile. was
,ikms luncheon at = local hotel with
party OF officials OF the North Ger (.
man LLOYD and Germans OF local prom.
hence He sat At the head OF tho table
was on his feet instantly when the
selection Was Die Wacht am Ehcin"
sand rose no less quickly when the
t.."itar- SpanEled Eanncr' VAS PLAYED a.
+;he next selection
The Deutschland to-day began ur.
loading her cargo OF dycS,ums This
task probably viii he completed Of
THURSDAY after which She viii hc.in
10 take on her return cargo Of nickel
ard rubber.
DECLINE TO REVEAL. HOW
DOCUMENTS REACH t0UNTR,
The agents Of the craft said to-day
tat the cargo had been consigned 'r
der and would be delivered 10 con.
'nrHs which presented bills of ladinc
Tow thcso documents reached this
country wiihoU, falling into tho hama.
=; tho British thcy declined TO explain.
Tho ntcrcd German steamship
eckar was t1wcd up close to the
deutschland TO-DAY. and will serve
'lartcEs To- 'bc crew Of The subma-
nc while Nv Mort
inc report winch ~ss abroad today
Tia2iraun= that lie Bremen lef, Ger.
ali> PRIOR 20 the Deutschland and vas
I;om long overdue Was denied /, was
asserted :ha; the Deutschland was The
i'-.; 10 lsatc
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DEATHS.

(HAKpEN.-- DoG, Juiv II : IN :, ,Ia,,--i.---,
tho r"adcn,c Of hcr parent, Stop -
= Harden - ""' rom l.
Funeral from residence TuIs ,,yJ;pNEa-
(, Burial In yskNoot Ccmetcr,
I SANDEkI.iN.-pieJ at his rcsidHr,-a 80,
4 Sorth incntE.hfth street YESTERDAY artni,
noon AT - O'clock, u. :. SA%DI.IiIIN i'm
The funeral win h. h.Id 1-Ninrr.,,y
trliCRSDAYp AFTERNOON =, ".io,
from Leigh street Baptist church in,.
Inent VII he ~ oakwood Cemetery.
!. BCWLES:--:ntcred into res, 'ruoallay Iui,,
II. 1916. MARY Lou BoWl'ES Tt,,,.' ~, y,
,,sof William Il ana Martha g. BGw'Ics IL, ~
t,t''i n 1., year Of her ase
Yves. Nain Street TuIs owEnVi.sp,y
sglaTTEEScoN At SIS" n rlock I-ricnds .,u,
1ssasrduantanccs invited to attend ''
4 rolce ~. lo,e Is ain va s''''
y1Cau' nsco is ia or home
:. IVY Which neycr csn bc nned
NDuRRETT. Entered into rect. rul, N n
Ehome Partlows, Sro,zyIvanta count. "
MRS. MARGARET lane DUEKETT. v ,ioyt
s+oi d. - Durrett Sh" - survived rs ,hrco
sons and ono dauEhtcr, Mrs. Fannie ~ nm
bic, OF i'artio ~. Va: Thomas i OF roru.i.
Ca: Robert W. 81 Gichmond. .rG rW,'
Dnrrct'. Of Icvol " '
Funeral nott'" Later
!. CHANE.---Dich suddenly rUcsd.N Inv Il
&sAsstreet. DR. JAMES FtLI.rR ..RS%t, .ysd
sSsstNty-;tH year. lie IL su!y,ed o. his Nc
..lters. Mrs. W ~ WIdt.hurs, .,,1 Ar. 'v"s u
.1lttf-hancy; also threo grandchiIdTnn AMI No.
sesfieiers Mr. Berklev Robertson. 81 G',r,.rs'
I'll. y Ridenonr. Of Richmrnd "''' '''s'
- Funeral from reatd.ucs 7jJjRsp.y rt
d 1s. ~ a 81 - ''y
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= nreeiol. one frorn ns Nal. go.

y vacant plsco is ia or nom,
which never rsu Gc rueg
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
GL0BEaTROITER.,
 ID GIVE LECTURE

Lowell Jackson Thomas. faculty member of Princeton University, world traveller, journalist aud lee turer has finished his swing thru Alaskan and Yukon sections and is housed in the Arctic Club in Seat tie. The Seattle Times Ot Septem- Der 20, deyotes over a column write uU to the accomplishments of the young lecturer on nis interior trip. Mr, Thomas was in Skagway during the summer, was initiated into tue Arctic BrotherhoO and started the Alaska Mountaineers Club. He will deliver a series of lectures in the east this winter cn Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
kOYUKUK REGION
 HAS GOOD YIELD

George Dsbrelbis, interested in mining m the K,oyukuk country, who mas just returLed from trip through that section. reports that the output of the Koyukuk for this year will be about S225,OCO
 lie tells of . small strike on Jay Greek, a tributary to Flate creek, iu the WIll Greek sections on two claims of winch coarse mon ey is in sight.
 In speaking Of agriculture iR this far northernly section of the terri tory, Deprelbis said that there are some profitable gardens In the Koyukuk; that cabbage, pota- toes, onions and lettuce are raised with success. One gardner has had potatoes in bloom on June 10, and will have Q bis orop of spuds aud cabbages.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
Only One "Bromo Quinine"

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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
WoAlEN's WOES
Alaskan Women Are Finding Relief
 at Last


 It does seem that women have more than fair share of the aches and pains that afflict hu- manIty; they must keep up," must attend to dutieB in spite of con stantly aching backs, or head aches, dizzy spells, bearing-down pains; they must stoop over, wncn to stoop means torture. They must walk and bend and work with racking pains and. many aches from kidney ills. Keeping the kidneys well has spared thousands of wO- men much misery. Read what one woman says.
 Mrs. NJ. l. Davis, 296 Weidler st., Portland, Ore, says: For years l had a great deal of trouble with my back and kidneys. Sharp pains would catch me and 1t seemed as if my back was giving out on me. My kidneys acted too frequently, causing much annoyance. Doan's Kidney Pills rid me of the pains. Ny back got strong and well and my kidneys became normal l have had no severe attacks Of that kind since"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kiiUey remedy get noan's Kidney FiiIs-the same thatM rs. Davis had Foster-Mil- burn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
LETTERS REMAINING IN
 SAKGWAY POSTOFF1CE

Letters remaining unclaimed in sagway Postoffice Aug. Is, 1916. Atnslie, Heo Burgess, Miss Julia Comings, Miss Fannie Dnatuch, Owen P. E. card Eiffler, Phil. NJ. (2) Grant. Robert Nj. card Harris, Miss Elsie card Krauz. NJ rs. F. L. card Martindale, Thos. Mcbride, Dick Siukiw, MT.
 Thayer, Geo. A. Warren, Dick card When calling for the above please say advertised"
 Martin Conway, P. M.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
WILL DEVELOP PROPERTIES

Ernest Rivard and Joe View of Dawson will begin work immediate ly opening their copper properties on William creek, tributary to the Upper Yukon, eight miles below iu- kou Crossing. According to the DaWsCn News of Sept. 2, they left Dawson on one Of the last uD- stream pOatS with an outfit, for, the above purpose - Whitshorse Star -..l
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
Catarfh LIanUt be Cured

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. az they cannot req ch the seat Of the disease ca tarrh ts e blood or constitutional disease and in order 10 cure it you must take m, fernal remedies. Hairs CRtaTTh Cure u taken internally. and acts dluectlS ngSn ths blood and mucous surface, Hairs Catarrh Cure Is not R QuACk medicine. It vas prescribed by one ot the best phT- sicians in this country For yearn and s a regular prescription l. is composed or the best tonics kuoEu, CoHelned vita she she best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces, The perfect com bina- tioT of the two ingredients is what pro- duces such uondel .Ul results To curing -Atarrh. Ssnd for testimonials, free
 F. J. CHESET,& O.. Props, Toledo, O.
 SoiE hy UruEEiStS. RTlcs 15e.
 sSrs HsIrE Family PiliE for eonFtipEuoas
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
chInnn. cenauer tsr,easnsss.

The neETOos hurry thst eats insp % many of as in this continent tSs Chh ness Wiu not tolerate in himself. Whso As Sads htmself tn . hurry be Eiu down rsEht where hs Ls and waits unhl ho is over his hurry, thea hs goes on about his business in much uiore Gf1- cfant crana of mind This must oe tho way to beat out Eerrousness or fUaE.- Minneapolis Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
SEWARD LOSES SS5,OOO
 BY FIRE IN ONE YEAR

At q recent meeting ot the city counci,, the fire chief reported that @3 fires had occurred In Sc ward during the year, that the property loss was S95,O0O and that the property destroyed carried only Sl0.0OO insurance, leaving a loss by fire to the citizens of Se- ward os $S5,OOO.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-18
My Re R.r.Ine1 t4on,.

Model Husband GboastfuIlyl Yes. gentlemen. I've been married ten years and never spent @ night away from bone yet
 Doubling Thomas-LBrEe and Inter estfng family. ehl
 -ODIy three Of us.-
 Have one child. ChT-
 'No; the other Is my wIfe's mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
THE fiEhRE'
How Il Acts In Every Day Life

The human heart, in q healthy MN
weighs but eleven ounces. II beats
from long before birth until death, in
an average hfo,me. about seven mil
lion times allowag seventy beats 10
the minute Every twcnty-four hours
this Slight organ performs labor
equivalent to lifting ton Of material
eighty feel into the air.. If the blood
becomes poor and Sled With poison5
from diseased kidneys, the heart Is not
only starved, but poisoned as well. lt
soon becomes exhausted and unable
TO meet any extraordinary demand
which may be made upon il. Supply
pure blood; get the kblnevs to work
ing, tone up the feeble stomach. DR..
Iieree's Golden Medical Discovery
purities The blood relieves the kid
neys and tones up the alimentary
canal. Give the heart the food II
needs and it will continue to work
till the natural end of life.
People who have been treated for
disease Of head, heart, lungs, liver,
nerves or blood have often been treated
in vain. until they began the use of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical niscog-
cry. When this medicine had healed
the stomach and cleanscd the blood,
the other diseases disappeared.
1t will clear the skin, eczema, pim-
pies, rash, blotches viii dry up aud
disappear; hoils. carbuncles and other
evidences of tainted blood viii pass
away, never to appear again.
Get Or. riercc's Golden Medical Dis
covety at any medicine dealer today,
in either liquid or tablet form rs you
prefer. It's the one great blood maker
and purifier that all weak or rundown
people ought TO start to use at once.
II you want good blood good health
and clear skin, get Il supply today,
FRrE.--Dr. Picrce's Medical Adviser
sent free to you ON receipt to pay ex-
pense Of mailing oHla Send 3 dimes
tor stamps for cloth-bound book. Or.
Pierce, Inyallds' Hotel, Buffalo, y. y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-13
Here Is Makeup
Of Lower House

New Olk, NoA la-~ ne htGre, lc
c1rd'ng 10 the latest returns, viii be
divided politically as follows.