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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
STOP THAT
ACHE

Don't worry and complain about a
bad back. Get rid Of that pain and
Iamenessl Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Many Chickasha people have used
them and know how effective trey are.
Here's a Chickasha case.
Mrs. F. Elliott s22 Dakota Ave-
Chickasha. says; MY back ached al
most constantly and at times, it was
no easy matter for me to get around
My kidneys were not regular in action
and the kidney seereuons caused me
great deal of misery. Doan's Kidney
pills overcame all that trouble
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Elliott had Foster-Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. y. ADV.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

after any single civn service system
already N practice in other states, but
viii contain Interpretations OF the
best features OF the several systems
under consideration.
with the completion Of the new cap
ital and its occupation by the army Of
state employees, the civil service law
may be IN operation, and good share
Of the army 20 move into the new
building in that case win have met the
stringent requirements demanded Of
the efficiency plant"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
CHICKASHA FACES COAL
SHORTAGE
tcoutinued from Page One.)
The 4horfape aeufele

We are already in the grip of a coal
shortage said M. tt. Humphrey.
manager of the Chickasha Milling
company eHow are We gixed2 We
are not fixed az ail We are out Of
coal and 40 NOT expeet any lelief al
once as the Odahoma coal miners are
not disposed to work much during the
Christmas holidays.
Ice PLANT out.
"We are eulmay oat ct coal. said
o. b. Bingham of me cmckasha lee
and storage company and do rot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

PLANT FOR
0KT AH0MA
VAAAl AAAVHuA
No More Slate Jobs Without Qualifying or
Use Of OGcc lcg Political Purposes
Says Governor Williams

BY United Press
Oklahoma City Doc 2O.-Oklahoma
Is to have an efficiency plant" In
explanation, an efficiency plant is the
name Governor Williams gives to civil
service.
Civil service sounds rather often
siye, especially TO those who have Sc.
cured state Jobs without qualifying.
Said efficiency plant is not only a pos
sibility but probability That the
session Of the legislature to convene
the first Of tho new year viii find it,
self confronted with BIN for the cre-
alton Of civil servioe-or an efficiency
plant rs an established fact
Already several senators and repre-
sentatives are framing bills that have
for their purpose the creation Of civil
service for the many routine state
Jobs. State officials who have been
using their power of appointment for
political gain viii make no fight on
the measure for the governor himself
win probably support it.
Governor Williams is in communities
tion with executives of nearby states
principally Texas, and is determining
what features are the best in their
civil service laws The proposed law
ii rs believed, win not be patterned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

PROCAUSE
ORATORS
Campaigners Of Note viii Begin Assault
in Oklahoma and Three Hundred
Meetings are Planned
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, Dec. 2O.-oampaign-
ers for the cause of national prohibit
tion are going to make a hard fight in
Oklahoma Several of the strongest
speakers are to cover the state in a
campaign that Will include three huns
dred meetings in as many cities and
towns. The dry drive begins Sunday,
January z, in Tulsa, and will continue
for several weeks Support for nation
al prohibition will be solicited in the
larger cities at. big Sunday gatherings,
while the other days of the week will
oe spent in the smaller towns. AL
ready dates have been scheduled as
far ahead as March H. The Sunday
dates, following the opening of the
drive at Tulsa, are as follows: Nc,
Alester January IA; Ardmore, Jan.
al; Shawnee, Jan. 2S; Oklahoma City,
Feb. 4; Muskogee, Feb. 1; sapulpa,
Feb. 1S; Guthrie, Feb. 25; Chickasha
March A Enid, March III.
Among the big speakers will be
Capt. Richard Pearson Hobson, John
G. Willy and Sam Small.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

have retarded operations Then the
railroads have boen coniiscating over
iiiiy per cent Of tho production al The
mines since the settlement OF the
strike ON November T. The country
wan not be given amy chance to ao.
onmulate q coal supply this winter
and ihe SHORTAGE Is likely to exist un.
VI next spring When we get a car it
lasts but few hours We are getting
coal from iowa Missouri New Mexico,
Colorado and Oklahoma but not much
and We have been forced TO limit our
sales % small quantities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
a Young Preacher,


IN police court the case OF Frank
Jones, alias Baby Slim ON the charge
OF fighting and assault and battery
was continued Albert Carlson, drunk
paid SIS fine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
Short Stories
OF THE TOWN


Is ~.
Mrs Nm Edwards is reported III at
har home, 2i2 North Sixth street.
a Young Preacher
Born to Rev. and Mrs Lloyd Mar.
SHALL 902 Colorado Ave, a boy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
TATE WANTS
TO FIGHT
WINNER

With the intention OF challenging
the winner, Texas Tate, accompanied
by johnny Craig. left this morning for
Yukon where they viii witness the
ten round bout between Young VIII
lard and Lightfoot West which is sche-
duled to take place there tonight
Il want to get in on a fight up there
fl ] can" said the Chickasha heavy
weight before leaving.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
0. U. DEBATING TEAM
By United Press.

By United Press.
Norman, Okla, Dec. 20.-Oklahoma
University already has chosen the
members of the debating team that
will compete with Texas, Arkansas,
Kansas and Colorado universities in
the southwestern debating league this
season.
Single tax and the compulsory in
yestigation question will be debated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
MILK for Cracked Dishes.

If cracked dishes are boiled In
enough sweet milk to cover them fol
about forty-fve minutes, the cracks
will glue together and become invisible
and the dishes will stand almost as
much usage as when new.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
sells Millinery Stock.

Miss hYa Bram Lette has sold her
millinery stock 10 Miss Alma O'Del
OF comanehe Miss o'Dell will com
bine this stock With ner stock at Co
manche and win cpen q millinery
store ai Duncan Miss Bram Lotto
has gone io her home ~ Wilhurton
Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20
NERVOUS WOMEN

When the nervousness Is caused BY
constipation, as is often the case, you
will get quick relief by taking Cham
beralin's Tablets. These tablets also
improve the digestion Obtainable
everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

The highest spot easn price will be
paid for some clean cotton rags deliv-
cred at once to the Daily Express Of
flee. 3-31tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-20

Or. NJ. Penqute has returned from
2 hunting and fishing trip around ~
Thomas and Globe Arizona ile CON
iracled coldallle there and Was con,
fined to his he'd about three weeks
Dut is rapidly improving.
The sun., 1916-02-13
Graphic Story Of Life
IN the French First
Line Trenches Told
by One Who Was IN
the Thick of 1t
Nv WILLIAM T. MARTIN.

rT is night Tine almost .ni.y-
corn nlo forms uc the small party
~ sold crS moving moi 81 css y
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The sun., 1916-02-13
Marks AdoptS OJJ Nv I:ngand Plan for Discus
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The sun., 1916-02-13
AS SEEN AT CLOSE RANGE BY A YOUNG AMERICAN
Like Ghosts in Silence
andDarkncss the Men
Advance to the Line
and Death Marches
With Them

I
~ the light of another rocket we
once more make for the FIRST line. A
couple of luudtcd feet further on we
/ pull NJ III tho brink Of hole big
en"ush for The cellar uf a house. Dust
and suffucliing smoke arise from the
crater and overhead hangs great
cloud. Moruirr prohafly will show n
few remains of what has been in the
trench. but there Is not much OF n
/ tale IN tell
The soldiers now vividy cursing the
"Bocho.' the dirty swine" find q
trench to the right 10y the light OF an.
other rocket and minute later we
are IN the first line. Tho soldiers
scatter along the line relieving various
-cutiu"'S. The latter look haggard
and ghastly 10y the light of the rock
c'S. They are glad of u release from
the strain for "a six hours rest In the
. third line before the next watch
The Germans have been hombarding
3 the trenches with mines and grenades
they say. ana in their faces are lines
I of terr.bl" strain Their comrades
do not ask how many have been killed
and wounded. They give each other
parting salutcs and bid good night
and good luCk.
The relief poke their rifles through
I the lttl" holes AT intervals of about
sixty feet ana watch. The trenches
are arranged in q snakelike fashion
so that when a. shell strikes no more
than two ur three men Will be killed
or injured. The water here is a little
| higher than the hu"cS. FIRST trenches
The sun., 1916-02-13

Only by Iookins
This the
trenches determined
the
others
The sun., 1916-02-13
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resident Uorouuh 81 Manhattan

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Dob oos oifi5ioie aan5ler Organ
cine oerortige %reiieiuaruitng al ci'
nen nentrolen Stoat ribtet, Il. man
erbdlt oen GiHOurd, oaB ons gerli.
ner 9Iuslu1rtige 9lmt BON nun al DER
Ereile Der Neltraleu gegeuiiber cine
ucrihdrite Stelung 81 bejieben &c.
oenft.
Wlog oie 8euparnung an oie o1ni.
ide &rciic an iid ourhaus beredtigt
Iein idreibt oa5u elm nelltrales
8lott, 10 mare OoS Iettere immerbiu
gu beoouern. glud oariu maren oas
Yerliner lno oos g9iener gliJstp1r.
tiee gImt bis aubun ser Gntente meit
ooraus, Dab ibre Soltng eeeeniiber
Der Yreiie ser gfeltraIeu correfter
inO lpeitber5ieer mar. sic boben
ole Oiesbe5iieIideu Ereiiionen Der.
mieoen cine Saltlue, Oie pieIIeidt
crit un1 Dem &rlege ibre perOiente
@iirOigung finoet. Gobei iollte man
oerbIeiben. Gerl6m1bt 0eutidldno
nit &edt inO 81 leineu gbren ben
@eiinmlngstrieg Der nihwaSen 81
item" eegen SanOeIsfirmeu Der gteil.
traIen 70 ioIlte eS aud ben @eliu-
nungsfrieg gceen bic Irelie scr gfell-
traIeu peiterbin bon ii6 meiien ltro
oieien icneu i;berIoiien, oie Oen arieg
augeblid i'm Sutereiie Der Sreibeit
Guropns uno iciner fIeinen gtatio-
men" fiibren, Die eerooe bon ibnen 70
eren5enlos maltaitirt wer0en. 3u.
eegeben, es braiiht oa5u cine ialt
iibermcnihlife @couIo BON Seite
Denticblan0s. 9Iber iie bat in Oieier
traiiriscn 3eit uidt allein es 81 betbG.
tieen.@
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mem Truder5eugniiie OerIelben @n'
tente nibt eiinitiee 9emertungen
entboIten iuaren, Inn lie auf Die oor-
tigeu ridwor5en 9iiten" 5u bringen
iIno ni1t BLOB ibren 9lbiab nob Den
@ntente-2duoern 5u ibdoiger imo
ioear 5u unterbinOen iouOern audi
nod) iiberieeiiden neutraIeu. Die
Oeuticben nidwar5en 2iiten" iino
SnnoIlngsIiiten, 3. }. iie wenoen
iih eegen 6irmeu Die oirefte 9riees.
beeiiuitigungen an Die Gntente be-
geben, Die ergIilh fran5oiiIden
nlhwor5en 2iiten" ldGrfen iid bis
5um Gbnratter bon @eiinningsliiten.
SSu oerieIben AuSgabe ser oytoroO.
glae. 3tg." ltebt iene Berwornimo
al T1nenorf, pe9en oerSoltung 0eS
@roBtbeils Der Greiie oieieS 2nnOeS.
Sic idreibt II. a.; ,,Gie o1niIdeHrei-
ie nimmt in letter 3eit cine SoItinJ
elm, oie nidt uubeodtct bleiben oorf.
llnter ser Nlosfe ser Heitralit6t
Miro cine Scte 6etrieben Die IdngIt
ole Wren5e oes grIoubten iiber.
Id,ritten bat" Oos gIott iiibrt oonn
cine 9leibe bon 9eiipielen, beionoerS
I'M Sale 6rDott al, uno idliebt:
oGieieBroben geniiger, I'M iiA ernIt'
lid Die 6rage porjulegen, mobn
treibt Oie oGniihe EreHe NIT ibreu
9luSf6uen gegen Deutidlano llno nit
ibren OienitbefIiiienen Spupotbie.
&unogebungen fir uniere S5einoc2
TGnemort lit Elm oemofratiib re-
giertes 2ano. @enn feline Erclic
mirflih oen 9lusorud DER offentIiden
Naeinnns Ses 9onoes bartlett, mlB
bic SoItung Der oGuiideu 9I1tter 81
oeufen eeben.
Gas 1T Oettlid unS reibt Bis in
oie Nliniitcr 4on5Ieien in 3opcnbos
gen binein. 3u gismords 3eiten
pfIcgte man Elm ioldes Monitoritln
in Ser rgiorooeutIHen" nah aus
wdrts einen y3oIttpaIieritrabl" jll
uenneu, imo ioIhe woren oarols
nidt eeraoe ielten. sic oeuteten inn
mer ouf cine eruItere gerItimniing
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ser StrabI soIt. Inter oeu Osodfol-
germ gismords fomen iic IN slb'
nobmc. I'M in ser 9Iera getbmonu-
Scutpcg ponenSs 5iir Seltenbeit 81
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Oos erite WioI icit arieeSouSbrub,
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gon ben gsentraIen nnS aentldIanS.

Gas oeutide &ou3Ierorgon. sic
ug}oroo. Slug. 3te." beidaftigt ii6
lnldngit nit ben 9leutraIen. 3u.
nddit nit Der Sbmei5. 9luf euali.
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IN allen nelltrnIen Staoten nit
GntriilhIng olifgenommeneu ulhpar.
5en 2ilten" gnglanos ii6er miBliebi.
ge ooer DeroGdtige SnOuItrie. uno
SanoeIsfirmen nit ser Wittbeilime
5u beidwidtigen, ooB aud GelttidJ.
lon0 ieiue nibmor5en QiIten" iiber
5irmen in oen neutrolen Stooteu
fibre, inSbeionoere iiber ifWei5eri.
ide. oeren etpa 300 in Sen oeutiheu
Siiten oufgefiibrt ieien. Gorauf
tonlmt Die Dgtorooeutihe" 5u reOen
sic 9iebt 81, Dab ioI1e Bitten ollh
IN Gentldlono eriItireiL ober betont,
Dob lie bon oen eneIiid.irou80iiiheu
orunoperi6ieOen ieien. 1ie oeiltide
2iite biniidtlid ser Shfuei5, entboI-
te ausldlieBlid mlr iolde Sdmei5cr.
firmen Ole &riegSmaterioI fir bic
@ntente aus oeuti1em Moteriol ber.
Itellen. n@s it, idreibt ooS 8Iatt,
ielbitOeritdnolid, oob IeutiHIano
5ur SerIteIlung bon &riegsmoteriol
oienenoe Oeutihe Gr5cugnilIe, 6eren
SluSiubr aus IeutidIano an iih
iiberboipt perboten lit unO ole MIR
ausnobmsmcile 81 @uniten Der
Sdmei5 beipilliat puroe, uidt fol.
den 8irmen Iiefern fam, oie oaraus
Whrnition fir GeutibIanOs 6einoe
berlteIlen. lleber oieien 3med bin.
ans miro Die Oeutihe 2iite BON gSie-
mono uno in feiuer @eiic Derlper.
tbet.."
Cab Geutldlouo ilber ihpei5eri-
ide 6irmen, Ole aus oeirtiden Matc'
rialien 9rieesmoterioI fir Die 6einoe
GeitidIanO's beriteIlen uno an oieie
liefern, &egilter fii6rt imo Iie oui
oen Suoer ieet, nm oieies @ort 81
gebrauden miro man ibm idIedter-
oings nidt perorecn f0nnen. Gs i'll
oas @iiIoeite, mas es oiesfaas tblm
fam, uno Die Shmei5 lpiirbe in gIei-
den &erbGltniiien genau 10 banOeIu
@on5 onoers iino sic id.frou5o-
iiiden nibmor5en 2iIten". @s ee-
niigt idons boB cine 6irma elmer
oeiltidfrelmoIihcu @eiiunng oer'
o0dtig lit, o0er, Dob. penu es iidb a,
9. Inn Gerlaestirmen bauoeIt, in ci-
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@eutiae GAInbraie:

y 1T I T. SptITB gNDtuI UtuN
$2s.50-29; Glour biz g9bite Wiioo-
ling (iueiIider), $34 $35; @eIteru
@liOolinas, $Sl-32.
Seuuno Strob. TT $eu, gu.
fubr 94 Tonncn.
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Ir. 17i0, gcniuICn Sirabe.
2sii3dig, BeranoasSront 8imnier H. gaO,
@as uno Gleitrt5itdt BETTER 8ntano 500
iueniger mic gdlImeierS 9res W. 6. Sad.
iun, 9r. 10, Gt,SeGngton.stra
(@epi22-1Wh)
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8n OertaHfcn.


oous II oir,2Due 2n "'itunlV;m h';,,,n,o ,,,o o,sor
polleno iiir ieoes @eibdit 4res $t250; brinei
$32 sglielpe pro NRoHut. 81 eriraaen Nr. 11tO,
Meit,2Ombaros StraRc. (Sits-9)
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8erf1llfe al Ser hieIiQer QIftienb0rIe

Gerf6iife an Der bieIiaer gIftienb0rie.
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90 WntbeIe Baltimore Gube pfO. l05
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so elniOeile 6, q. 6, \. Il q, com ii5M
10 sIntbetIe 1, q. 6. g, 8 2, BIO. .ii0M
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30 sInibeiIs Goshen Oil com ,...,.. IS
45o slrtbeile Goshen Oil com, ....... 12M
40 sIntbeiIe Goshen Oil pfb..... AZ
1900 guibeIIc Goshen Siiabts com m. 6.s2
ITO euipeiIe Goshen @iabis eOu, wi
100 sIntbeiIe Saeers SrsoeriA Ger 100
10 gnibeiIe mcrmntiIe 9mit Co. eco
smibeiTe @t Q. M. q. 1) COM i5A
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1000 sin & CUB. Scr .io21
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@er0ieute &ube. .Mei.
ne a0hter babeu eeturnt, eeritten,
gefabren, geihwommeu, gerdoeIt,
Eeunis geipielt, iiuo aui Die bOditen
gerse getroreIt uuo bod iiuo iie
ale liben eebIiebcnl" ,glo, oa f0u-
nen lie id ia aInsrnben."
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Nr 529 Cine @ornitrr DopIies, su BEN
Niuiter ger. 445 Der tiir6d im Correspondent" ee
bradlten @itteIOede poiieno. @onO., r2o0p 9oap"
fron0oider 8uoten imo 9uopflob. Std ueroen ans
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EeIler Doples unO feds 5-60lligen @Ios 3oDIics Sie
iino arf cremepeiBer auerIimen oeorudt unO toiten
nit mercer5eo SoB 55e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-09

Nr. 499. - Cine Sdiiroe miro nit 0nopflod,
&ono., frona0iiihem anoten- nO gltlos.5tif in bell
bloue, roia oOer, Deun gepiinidt, in poIet geltdt
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Nlriter o iener GuaIitGt iueiBer Orgonoie aeorudt
folet nit mercerioeno 6IoB 25e,
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Baltimore Nlartt6sridt.

SomltoG Z. Oftober 1915.
WsebI. 3ufubr 1868 SGlier.
einidIieBli6 II .4s8 Sdiicr 5u Gou.
ton.
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gSinter Clear ... .$6.6O-6.S5
g8inter Stroibt ... 1000. 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-09

9tellcgeiudl:
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qung gloreiIe: pcrman pubn, 1905 GaittrH
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Vuldel; 8erlonot BON oen Glepoto.
rem 46,O64 8uihel; Gleoatpren.@or.
roth 150.735 @nlheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-09

iheI; Gerionot bon ben GIepotoren
24,156 8liihel; GlepotoreH.8orrotb
1,69S,633 8uiheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-09

" q 3. n 8nfubr 47411 Nn.
lheI; 8erionot bon oen GIepotoren
56,560 8uihel; @IeDotoren.9orratb
99.59t.
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8ei8en. 8uiubr 53,64S;
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Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-09
So, 900 Americans Died Last
Year From Bright's Disease
and Other Kidney Ailments

Sufferers from kidney disease are prone
to imagine they have dyspepsia, heart
disease, nervous prostration and hundred
and one other ills Very often the kidI
neys are so weak and diseased that they
are unable to remove the waste matter
from the body. The accumulation of this
matter in the system, slowly but surely
paves the way for Bright's Disease. To
afford relief you should begin at once the
use of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy. Many physicians consider it to
be a very excellent preparation in the
treatment of kidney diseases. Its benefit
cial action assists in strengthening the kid
neys and liver so they may do their work
as nature intended 40 years of success
should be sufficient evidence of its merit!
Sold by all druggists in SOC and sl.OO sizesi
A sample sent on request. Warmers Safe
Remedies Co., Rochester, n. Y.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-09
'CASCARETS' ACT
ON LIVER; BOWELS
No sick headache, biIiOusneSs.
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get a 1O-cent box.

Are you keeping your bowels, liver,
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with
Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or
Purgative Waters?
Stop having bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg
ulate the stomach, remove the sour
and fermenting food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
Ifeel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
or cause any inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents box from your store.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache, Biliousness, Coated
Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or
Constipation. Adv.