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The Washington times., 1916-09-11
NEED FLAX RETTER
FOR LINEN INDUSTRY
Uncle Sam Seeks Machine to
Recover Fiber That Is Now
Wasted.


Wanted-a retter. Address Uncle bam'
He needs one badly and the person
providing II will be well paid Tor MS
trouble. 1t 10 understood.
No. . retter Isn't Q kind OF chicken,
not yet 10 II pest killer. A rettsr 10
prccess' " - usea oy naA on' ~ 70
...sa. - .,a,,,s -. go srd MOS, "A.
~ 49, go a, $50. w A.
G..s.r, c,s., ..n.r, d., n,,n.
,,.s.S h,, ~. p,,.,' ~, ror.,~r .ra No.
r,..,,, ca,nr,..o. -, ~. n.r ,rdu.trv
T., ~. Ifn,,.a S..,.
tn. e,,,, as...sI. a, ,,. wsv =, IN.
,,.,..s a.. o.. ssoa,,,r~ . 80, nsr
,,.as',. :. :. ....a =. ~. 1890. ~ !.
GOOD rettinr process.
p.,-s N
Nop H."o' .'sS. 49,"
IN Nuropo' says 'no spo wy
farmer not ohiy raises tho neN' ou' "
pares the nber Tor the spinner. Thia
preparation requires several processes
ope NJ which IN known an 'rettins.
r,S,,s ..,,,,.. .,s.r. ~. oh..u ,.ho,
~m'h ieS.Ies eonsees. ."p 80.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Convicts Assau
Sing Sing Guard
Had Been. Rebuked for Taking
Wrong Seats At Moving
Picture Show.

NEW YORK. Sept. n--.osorgs Hod-
son. sergesnt-at-arms Of the guard at
Sing Sing. an ardent supporter OF
Thomas Mott osborne's Mutual Welfare
League. 10 nursing . black eye obtained
in q night with three convists In the cell
block Saturday night.
Warden Osborne. who investigated ths
matter ysstsrday. described II ~ merely
a scrap with nsts." The trouble 10 SAID
to have started when one Of Hodson'i
deputies upbrsidsd three convicts TOT
taking wrong seats In the chapel at
moving picture exhibition. The prisoner
became abusive. and ~ thsy were soina
back to their coils on the third tier II
the prison building. Hodson rsbukse
thsm. That started the night
said. whom two deputies ran to his -
sistsncs and finally locked the men up.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Girls Champion Stabbed
By Italians in N. Y. Street

NEW YORK. Sept. u.-Because he in
terfsred to protect two girl friends from
the insults Of three Italians, Meyer
kraemer. twenty-one. q clerk. Of l8l
Madison street. was sent to Beth larael
Hospital In a serious condition with two
stab wounds In his breast.
According to the story told the police.
Kraemer was entering his home when
the girls ran to him and complained
that three italians loafng near BY. had
made insulting remarks to them
Kraemer called two friends from . store
and approa ached the Italians. demanding
an apology. Instead Of apolosiEing
however, the others drew knives and at
tackled him, No clue has been found tc
the Identity Of the asailants.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
SLEEP ON BEACH
WHEN PARK BURNS
Nantasket Cottagers Driven From
Homes by Blaze.

HULL. Mass. Sept Ii.--Paragon Park.
the principal amusement place at Nan
tasket. was oyerrun by hre yesterday,
with a loss OF 100000 Numerous at
fractions and restaurant buildings out
men kept the flames from sweeping the
populous Rockland Hili district.
The beach was littsred this morning
with household effects removed by
anxious cottaGsrs and with furniture
taken from the Nantasket Hotel. Some
persons camped on the beach for the
rest of the night.
The Hull fre department was assisted
by apparatus and men from Quincy
Weymouth. Rockland. bingham, Co
Walter Buckley and Fireman Templctor
OF the local ire department were IN
5ured.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
ROOF: SCHOOLS FOR
TUBERCULAR URGED
Miss Rhodes Advocates Open
Ar Classes for Pupils Suf.
ferlng From PhthIsjs.

Provision for the tuition OF tuber-
cuious pupils. excluded from the pub
lie schools by the Commissioners' or
der adopted Saturday, probably will
be made by the Board OF Education
At tts nsxt meeting. September 20.
The Commissionsrs' order does not
apply to schools 'maintainedl solely
for the instruction Of persons suffer-
ing from tuberculosis"
,Mrs, sueie Root Rhodes, member OF
the board OF Education, said today
that with a. small expenditure the
roofs oS the Groysr Cleveland School.
and sSs wsss tns osSssoi' sssi't IN n9FEshx: Fsrrssui
street, betweon Thirteenth and Four
teenth. which were designed for play
ground purposes, might easily be con-
Has Portable Buildings.
The Board Of Education he's at III
disposal several portable school build.
ings which may be used for the purpose
II would be necessary, Mrs. Rhodes said
for the District to supply blankets
which probably will be furnished from
the equipment fund.
Mrs. Rhodes pointed out today that tn,
compulsory education law requires tn,
attendance At school Of children be
TWEEN the ages Of six and fourteen, anc
that II Will be necessary. therefore. 70,
ths board to provide for the tuition o
pupils affected by the Commissioners
order. The question. she said. will b,
brought up by her at the boards mex
Health officsr w. c. Woodward sale
today Il would not be difficult to Obtain
a list OF pupils suffering from communi
cable tuberculosis. as the law requireI
that all such cases be reported TO tn,
Health Department. Parents of suci
children will be notified Of the commis
sioners' order.
127 Tubercular Children.
| A census for lslb showed there wsr,
LII tubercular children In ths District
many OF whom. the Health Officer
said. were In attendance at the schools
DR.. Woodward said there were n,
known cases Of tuberculosis amonJ
teachers. 1anitors, or helpers. who ais,
are excluded. II suffering from the dis
ease. There 10 only one suspect. In
vestigation will be made by the medica
inspectors Of the public schools OF al
suspected cases.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
maryland OFFICERS
TO MAKE LONG RIDE
Major Reckord, Of First Regi.
ment, Plans 172.MiIs In
spection Trip Horseback.

EAGLE PASS. Tex. Sept. fo.-Ae-
companied by Lieutenant Richardsoa
and Sergeant Major Webb. Major Reob.
ord, Of the First Maryland Regiment. y
preparing to make l72-mile horseback
tour Of the ranches on which companies
from his battalion are stationed On
guard duty.
Colonel Little and other officers of his
staff have acquired now rifles. and are
now devoting such Of their rscreation
time a. may be spent without the camp,
hunting.
The First vermonA Regiment has bes4
made q part Of the Second provisional
brigade OF the Eagle Pass district, com.
msnded by General Gather. head OF the
Maryland militia.
Work Of mastering out the Fourth
Maryland Regiment. now In camp ~
Laurel. Nd, will begin today. Major
e. A. shuttleworth. u. 8. A.. arrived -
| the camp last night to direct the work.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Fight Means Much to Hopes Of
Both Big Parties on Ma
tionaI Issues. -. :.
FAIR. WEATHER PREVAILS
Both Sides Claim Victory az
BalIoting Begins WAY
Down East"
By PERRY ARNOLD.

BOSTON, Mass. Sept. l.--"Way
Down. East" took the center Of the
national political stage today.
Maine was exercising her proud
privilege OF exhibiting . line on how
the nation feels ~ to Democracy and
Rspublicanism. The rock-ribbed Com
mspwealth's voters were casting bal
lots for . complete State ticket and
national primary ticket. after proba-
Of orstory that has ever preceded a
Early .osS from practically all sec. &C.
y am entirely satisfied with the
situa tton." remarked William =. Pat
fanssll: camIIsigI CHAPMAN fer the
I,I,..s, made yesterday of a Democratic
Fan unusually big vote may pc OK
pscted," countsred Frank J. Ham, Re-
pHhS,iesn pS can campaign leader. And We
Privately. the Republican leaders are
claiming anywhere from 1000 to
iSooQ majority; the. Democrats At
Ieast 1000 votes ahead.
Senate Fight Watched.
The greatest interest 10 being mani
tested throughout the State in the out
como Of the Senatorial highland par
ticularly az TO Senator Charles r. John
son. upon whom the Republicans have
centered their attack. He typifes the
Wilson policies which Republican Nomi-
sss. RspusIean tnsssns ssnssor :: sre.sy 81 al;
deaired by Hughes himself johnson Is
opposed by Fred Hale. former Progress
sive leader. and son Of Names grand
Republicans hope the reunion "i of n. Pro. Pro.
gressive and regular" wings Of the
party can be cemented In the choice BY
Maine voters OF the Progressive son OF
the old regular" bellwether Of the sen-
The Democrats will be entirely pleased
II they re-elect Senator johnson and
Gov. Oakley C. Curtis. because these two
a.s wiisomisn sn'.s,'. In all their policiess:
gratified u they can put through the
two Senatorial nominees. They are
. much more inclined to claim everything
IN sight than the Democrats.
MeGilliepddy Thought Safe
Both sfdes-ars tacitiy. Asseed that q,
least one Maine district viii be Demo
cretic-that now represented In Con,
ssess by Daniel J. Mc0illic,iddy. He u
extremely popular throughout the State
For the first time In a sood mani
years local Maine issues have piayet
very little part In the campaign. For tn,
most part the orators have argued OF
national auastionA
Even Maine's perennial rum issu,
has been thrust in the background
A list of the campaigners sent ou
by both partSes reads like a blue bool
OF politicians. Here are a few VIII,
have loosed their thrusts at the othe
side:
Democrats: Secretary Of the Nav.
Daniels. Secretary OF War Baker. Sec
retary Of Labor Wilson. Secretary o
Commerce. Redfeld. President Com
Labor; senator Ollie n. James. Balm
bridge Colby. former Progressiv
leader in New York, and a score o
lesser Congressional and senatoria
lights.
Republicans: Nominee Hughes. Col
onel Roosevelt. Medill Mccormick
former Progressive leader; Senate
Warren g, Harding OF Ohio, Charlie
inee Fairbanks, and brigades OF Con
gresstonai spell binders.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Wife Forsook Perfect
Welded Life, He Saws

CHICAGO. Sept. n.-There was no ap-
parent discord between DR.. william
Hughes. a dentist, and his wife. That
u why DR.. Hughes could offer no rea-
son for his wifes desertion when he
testified before Judge Foell in the su-
perior court In his suit for divorce.
"Our married life was perfect. I
never abused her. never put the
weight Of my hand on her except in
love, When she left me II lust knocked
me out like an electric shock" he said.
A decree was granted.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Child Hides in Freezer
To Escape Quarantine

MILLVILLE. N. j., Sept u.-So rigid
has become the rule regarding move
ments Of children during the scare
caused by spread Of infantile paralyeis
that various schemes to outwtt health
guards have been adopted. the most
peculiar OF which was uncovered when
4 Lands township guard found q child
In an Ice cream freeser among . pais
Of tubs.
Another plan observed In South Mill
VILE was that Of 4 child hidden In an
empty hamper.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Priest Drags Man
From, North River
Leaps Into Skih and Rescpes Wan
derer Who Is Bent on
Suicide.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Rev.
Father PHILIP j. Mcdrath, Of the Sea-
mans Mission. was on West street,
As he crossed Barrow street the priest
hoard shouts at the end of the pier.
Hurrying there, ne saw George CortIsos.
sixty.three struggling In the water.
rowsd ana % .sissa lSo l%efC eio,hinr n Of eGas sSs
exhausted Cortisos with q boat hook,
dragging the man into the rlcksty skiff.
suffering from shock, exposure and
nervous depression: Cortisos, charged
with attempted suicide, was taken %
Bellevue Hospital, He said he had nc
home. % he sought the river.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
GOVERNOR TO PROBE
CONVICT LABOR EVILS
Alabama Bosses Worked Men Un-
til They Dropped Dead.

MOBILE, Ala. Sept. Histories de-
failing how convicts at the Lucille stats
camp were worked In mines until they
dropped dead at their tasks, and OF
how one convict was forced to labor
with a broken arm. today resulted In
Governor Henderson ordering q special
grand jury investigation.
Another story. widely circulated. was
that the conyicts generally understand
camp officials obtain pardons or par
oles at the rate Of 500 Apiece.
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
Maine Election Tickets
To Be Voted for Today

Governer--Cari E. Milliksn,
Rep; Oakley @. Curtis, Dem.
United States Senators-Freder-
lex Hals, Bert N. Fernald,
Reps; Charles F. johnson,
Kenneth C. N. Sells, Dsms.
First Congressional District
Louis B. Goodall, Rep; Lamont
A. Stevens, Dem.
Second Congressional District
Wsllaee H. White, IT,, Rep; d.
J. McGillicuddy, Dem.
Third Congressional District
John A. Peters, Rep; John z.
Bunker, Dem.
Fourth Congressional District
Ira G. Hsrsey, Rep; Leonard
A. Pierce, Dem.
In addition, an auditor, . lsgis-
lature, and county officers are
to be chosen. There Is also to
be q referendum on the "Rfty-
four-hour bill" regulating the
weekly work Of women.
Vote FOR governor In previous
State elections:
The Washington times., 1916-09-11
The Roll of Honor

ILsss Of Recruits for District National Guard
Monday, September II, for the Preceding "a Hours.
Robert Calvin Green, soi Fifteenth street northeast
William ]. Connolly, 6i8 E street southeast.
Samuel Halte, 53 N street northwest.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

Roberts widow OF ,, u. Raberts ds,,,.,5
au. .n' l,unrra, oulY child anu heir at-lav
H. .a.a O. lI' Roberts, deceased. d. .fgptapts
IHu uua.rrignud, gs commissioner of ,sIs
naHrr vii, otter Or sale 80 public y,ndug tp
tHr highest bidder, at the north door of ma
entrance uf che county court house. ip which
aa.a CONT Is held n tbr county nf Randalpr,
H.fHu lhf hours prescribed by law Tor IBdi,
-.aI HaIrr, nn Saturday the IaIh day uf Niag A,
d.. lnd tar following described real r.fat,
boz Randolph county Arkansas, tu-wIts
Tho W Na nf tHn sNA OF section rIrysp vtI
township north range east uf ann prrr.f.
raI mrr.diau, soarrrs more 0rless.
Terms of sale; ION credit Of r,r,r
mouths, IHr purchaser hUiur rrguIrsH fu "a.
osurra bond o. required br law and rnr
uu.,F and decree of said court In said cause
HIla approved security, bearing interest ar
Jhg ulu of DO por cont Der anuum from dnf,
ufsaInunlII paid, and lien being rrta.nrd nr
rH" mrm.slr sNIu .p Hrgurg tHr payment pl
IH. purchase money.
Ulsrn umduT ms hand thIs 18Th daK Arrn
I.Ia o. o. Eagliu,
commissioner lu rhaurrrr.
IarasHu IS Nnrkz.
Attorneys fHr nIaiuuH. wm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
nnlLcr ol La Of AIlarhsd rfaperly

Notice Is hereby given that by ur
tine OF an order aud Judgment made
ON the 7Jh day OF April, 1919, IN Che
court ofJ II. Miller % Justice OF thn
peare. Within ana for Spring River
township Iu Randolph county ArA.
au.as. ma case wherein Wilson M.n-
camille CD. was plaIuJIn and Geo.
BUTTON was defendant. will uIer
for sale 40 public outcy Tor cash
within legal hours for such sales uu
the 6.n day of May 1910, on the farm
.ol l.. Smith JHu miles northwest %,
Imhodun. Arkansas aud for the pur-
pu>c of satisfying q Judgment rendered
I'm tho above styled court aud cause
m The sum of two hundred, twenty
lave dollars and O7.I0O aud AN COST,
. the following described personal pro.
pcrty belonging 10 said Geo. puyton
/ t0wlt:
one traction engine and boiler com
|hIncd one saw cab and carriage aud
one saw, one eight Inch drive belt.
/ This April Che llrh, 1919,
Vs. O.. Russell, sher"
I8Iat Ts 7. vs.. Elliott ID. S
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
haMIe Of Canls..
Iu0 " Allen
llu lstlr.

! Department of lhr Interior UnIJrd stat.-
Land office, Little Rock, Arise March So
1910
To Jane, ". DARRELL bI, widow, heir as
dpyIsres OF fuu suuwnh. u0urrsl.ra
NUa ere hrr.IE modified .hal DUa.rl j.. p.
WlfI sHnH Myrtle. No.. as u.s nn4f-11Ir.
address. did on Match 30. 1870. HIa in tHis 90.
fee DOS duly rarTunnrafrd application fa cnu-
test ana secure tHu cancellation ul Funr
Homestead EnIu Nu gla, serial so. NIIa
made March q, 300. fnr aE. seq ard uaa
swa ~yel."u 20. tuwuamp2l IS. range @ SIS, a.H
prur.pa. Meridian. and as grounds fur If-
contest HH alleges tlaE said jane, 81. Oar
r,II. died. IIsIur aIn.u upon said claim uH a.
about Jan Is.. I.I" and n0 uun has ever a..
tempted to perfect frI. rn same. 1a rularF.
has ever lived ou sria claim ur cultivate.
aus par. whatever since Dol. anafHs and f..
aHdr.-, of tua Ha.rs aI lHr Urrua-ad are un
..owu
You ar.. therefore. f..NnruurH.I uEf f..
said allegations WI.I Ir aE.n a- confessed.
and ru.r said ,Ir. a.G n.r.rr. lrd ufl0..
iE.H.I right .H .. ara.G. rIrHrr ..ru. ...
uErn or 900 aar.a. &. SOFA MIn 90. .ml..
u.sn Within ...a.r days alu. .m. .D. ...
u...r#u.n.r r... H...... o.. .H.s" ..u..
s... ....rr. ..... u..u n......... r
HunHms.H r..-. ........... n,u... .-r. r..
wtu.r .H. o.. ..... ..nl Eua n.., .....a
roo l..a.a......" ... .... .'. r....
.,...r H.. m..r.u.- ... ........rI ....
500. ...IH ...I. .. ..r. .....r .... .ar..
u. r...... .Ur ..m..n 900 ..... $4,000.
ru. ..r. .H ..r SEN. .r ....
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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
ComnissluaefS sac
Attorney, for nlaluuG.


Nn..rn Ia hereby given that m pursuance Of
..u a.' '"nrF a.a dITueuuuH contained .n gu
ula.rH. INu .naurUlg Court uf Randolph
county. made aul catered nn che stn day OF
March. lniu, A. 3D., Require ran execution uf
rHu decree n"uuvr.l H..-II and rntru.E rt
Har. I..lN. Boob %. Doc O. aHrlaIu cause Nu.gU
Eanu pending therein HaUHran Allen West
Commission Go. complainant and W. d. Polk
aHa Hauaur g1rHIue O. S.. Reynolds lnl
William Reynolds. Ruth Reynolds aud VOL.
Reynolds. minors. defendants. tGr under
signed. a. rnmnlsa.Hngr nf said Court. viii
offer Cor sale ar public y.uduH 90 thn UIgau..
n.Id,U ar fa. South front door a. rrtrarc.
ar uh. County Courthouse. m which said
Court q. Hn.l, Iu Jle County OF Randolph.
wln.u sau hours prescribed ur law fur Iudi-
..aI aa.ra. 600 saturday thnal uaE u' AmrH.
; 8. h. lnIg. llr following described real rs.ar.
In.aIu
/ ran'th. s.Ii AMI vs. OF Jho W. of thr
HH.s 90 IHn ura Ul section aa. f1gn,lIu tI. y
Tanau East. ruutalnEIuE gH acres, more ur
/ Iurr. .u Eauu.. gh county, Arkansas
Terms ul sa..s ON a credit of three months
fHr purchaser being required Co execute O.
/ H.nu aa rnIuur. HE law and IHnuu.ar aud ur.
rrnu of said rnur. in said cause. p.Jh appnDy-
ua security. Nnarlus Interest at the rate a. 90
puFrgul p.r aunum from ua.e Jf sale until
paid. ama lien being retained un tho urnm-
lrrr sold 90 secure Jha payment OF tbo rur-
..aHn money.
nIvuu uua.f mg hand uIs 5.h dav ~ April
lHI# o. E. saE.lm.
Commissioner IH I..uUUTI.
e o. nnrI.. Attorney
far IS. %. Ha.Eau1 Haua ot ClguIur.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Notice Tor Publication

Hn Interior United STATES
Land uuca, Ltua E.ra. Ark. NaHeh
1916.
Notice s hereby given chat James A. Enn.a.
whose ursluHrr aUdurs o. ImnnHou. AFaaH.
sas. d.d on Mar.b cd. ImrG HIn lu thIs ufH
Additional Homestead Application aud a.
GIayIl sgHal ug5n. 20 rnrnr thn Ha s.a.
srr. n. township ION. RIW- .m %. H-
Arkansas. under iHa uruN.s.nua 0f section -
uf the Act 90 April Ise fUI The nrruns. m.
this notice Is In allow OIL persons glaIuIla
che land adversely. COR HrrIr.nrun SHOW Ha
uu mineral lu character aU opportunity E.
GIu ohrr..an tho annIIaat.u .u tlIa office end
t0 establish Iha.r Interest iHcrg'u uF tbo m.m
rral character thereof upun ur before thr I..h
dag of May. IaIH uurn uh. 90 dafn COZ fHHH... .-
Jrr. Goal crrHrsaIr nIlI nr issued. rrogl.na
no proper objection ur shown.
Ju0 W. Allen
kUEIHtlr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Notice Of Sale oiIaad

NnHre Ir UuHarT Given that Tho uuH,r-.srn.
|a.mW..rlu. ..r under and ng r.rJu' uI au
un..Io rH. Randolph rHaararE court rom.
#.n.a ar n. March 1910 term. nf said court
! 300 .. action Wherein Oscar Wells aud either
H... u.au# Is1ua U.r.in Gregory and o.Hur,
defendants frtEa uHruuHuuf r.rlam
an.r. wilton Tuesday. May IItH, InIH uIuI
..r .a..Hr rHrn"r.H front a.ur uf rHr cugr.
#..-. .l ".r.uHuEas. AFf.. hefr..1nIrr .aau
.. H.u..... narrr. Arkansas, fa.wit;
r... ...lnn a.. rna..... anU nna section
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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

Farmers and others who 1--we at a
distance from % drug store should
keep i'm the hou.c a bottle of BAL.
LARD'S SNOW LININENT. Il
may be u cdod as amy time for cuts,
wounds, ,ures, sp~jus Or rncuma.
usm. powerful healing and
penetrating remedy. Price 25c,
500 and #lu0 per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
10 CENT "CAsCARETs"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, ConstlPatI9n'
BiIlousness, Sour stomach.
Breath-Candy CathartIe'

No odds how bad your liver sto.n',
ach or bowels; how much your a.au ,,,.L
aches. how miserable you are ron. rom
constipation, Indigestion, biIIouShC.ss55
and sluggish bowols-you always sg-
relief with Cascarets. Ihey hlin9-
dlately cleanse and regulate the stoLn, tom
ach, remove the sour, fermontins toTa SS}a
and foul gases; take the excess Dlto
from the liver and carry off the CON
gf'DatSd waste matter and poison
from the intesunes and bowels. a
10.capt 5ox from your druggist Win
Keen v7nr liver and bowels clean;
rior1aSb sweet and head clear Tor
.rrtrg rrbey work while you sleep
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

~rr.g # .u. .. u.nG by many
as the m.-' u,Irg.rM ~aa.0n o, rna
year, bar .ms rarao. p" -ard G. the
rheumatic. The o3a and damp
Nra.hcr brings o." wmIc pains
which aro amy thing ru. pleasant.
They eau b, relieved, however, by
Applying Chamhr0am.s LsHmcuD
OOuIna0tc everywhere.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
uaw T5 -,.a u.r... DO -..rss.
mIS EEImS llmGE
10 weak Nervous, RU6.D0w0 W5mor

To Weak, Nervous, &Un-D0Wu Women
So. Cumberland, Md.-"Tor O ls--
time j suffered from a nervous break
down. ] could not Gator sleep and was
s0 wer Id hardly walk. My mua.
band heard about Ninol and got m. TO
O.. It, Now I have o good appetite,
...0 goundly and am well and Strong.
....g nervous, weak, rundown women
should try Ninol.-Mr8. D. W. KEEN5.
mol Is q delicious cod liver and IRON
tonic, without oil, which we guarantee
20 create a healthy appetite, aid diges-
ton and make pure healthy blood,
PTinglc Drur store, puc0huuas, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28
Whenever You Need a General TcalC
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves TasteicSs
chill Tonic is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because II contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUINTNE
and IRON. IT acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriche3 the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-28

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