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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28
HOW UNCLEAN THE FLY IS.

The ordinary house fly carries
about with him, recent government
experiments show, an amount of un-
cleanliness equal to 2 to per cent
Of his weight.
Ii the average man were so un-
clean as that he would have on his
body about four pounds of filth.
A COW or horse as dirty as a fly
would carry 20 to rs pounds. The
fly does not weigh much, but it can
harbor millions of disease-giving
germs. AS a matter of fact, the dirt
on fly is about one-half bacteria
bacteria of many kinds, large and
small, thick and thin, long and short.
If, out of it's, abundance of bacteria
the fly deposits typhoid germ in a
can of milk, there is very likelihood
that in a short time there will be
enough typhoid germs in that milk
to make it a dangerous, frequently
a fatal, poison. IL.
In the experiments in this sub
ject conducted by the Department of
Agriculture, number of flies were
caught and washed in sterile, dis
titled water. Uncleanliness to the
amount of from two to three per cent
of the flies weight settled at the bot
tom of the tubes and of this about
half was bacteria
In addition there remained in solu-
tion in the water enough dirt to dis
color it,
The fly can and does carry the
germs of tuberculosis.
Flies which had been allowed ac-
cess to animals suffering from this
disease were caught and washed in
sterile water.
incubation tests from them SUBJ
sequently proved that they bore liv-
ing, virulent tubercle bacilli.
The biggest Fourth Of July cele-
sbration ever held in Bemidji will be
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

The biggest Fourth Of July cele-
bration ever held in Bemidji will be,
held this year Boost for It It "a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

Cass Lake will entertain the
Northern Minnesota editors August
S and 6. Bemidji should cooperate
with Cass Lake to make the meeting.
the most successful ever held by the
editors.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

X ~ x kkk x 4 " xxx ss,ksk s < 4
X BASEBALL YESTERDAY
x x Xxx & IS 4 4 Is * & y - IS
Northern Lsagne. /
Superior att Fargo, snos game, rain.
r. II. p.
Winnipeg s.s.a. ~ !. /. u. ). q. Il o
At Virginia 49,. %
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

expected that over s, 900 people will
be in the city on that day An ex-
cellent program Of races, music and
other entertainment has been
planned.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28
CLOSING HOURs-Want.

<f ~ :
< CLOSING HOURs-Want. x
4 - *
x Ads to be classified prop X
X erly in the Pioneer want col :
X umn must be in before II
X O'clock. Ads received later \
X will appear on another page X
X that day.
X X
HKLP WANTED.
waiter at Erickson
Hotel. d627tf
at Challenge Hotel.
d626tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

IF YOU WANT COUNTER SALES
books in duplicate or triplicate we
! have them. Merchants find that
they can save money by ordering
them printed here. A great many
! of the stores in ,Bemidji and sur
rounding towns are using Pioneer
counter sales books. We want to
fill your next order. May we?
Phone 922 or address Bemidji Pio-
.neer,. Bemidji. q613tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

More men are needed for the Min
nesota National Guard and the Be
midi Naval Militia. Unmarried
men are urged to join now.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-28

THE Wheeler Bros. show is famous
in the East and South where for
many years it's visits have been SO
kpopular. asfto Rlace. this organization
up in the millionaire class Of show
men, and now seeking new territory
for this teur hopes tesbeeome On
esta blished faveritea here. s s. 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-06

areaasa- vi ass9ma ~ unpaid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

Die reiidten unb origineHTtenq llD
Fter in Spisen, 9obpt6pp1en, Gin
idsen nrb Oereleihe1 lperoen ale In
bieiem 8tt6e seseigt.
ane SdfeGti6e, tpeI6c sau0bn
lid aebrouft lper0ent, iino barn
e1thoIten uno ertldrt. Die NhAIte1
Iin0 groB urb bic Ar1peiiungen fl1I
unc beutIi9. Gin ieber fam. urf
tper,rt aud erft ein anf1nger, EN-
Meiiier I'M $GfeIn merOen beim Se
broun bieies 8ufes.
Se6es Nrfter 1T o~bgebiIoet md
erfIdrt in Der einfahiten 8eiie, TO-
bob Elm ieOer obne ausnobnle id6nt
Sofelorbeiten onfertigen fam. Benr
Sic aud nod 10 nieIe Bidder bn
ben. oieies iibertrifft ale bisber DO.
seipeiena.
gu tic per Bud. gu bdtenen
bur1 bic .Gmabo Gribiine", 1911,
Sosporb CTR. Omaha. Rebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
gttn SbtoI.

Gsin SbtoL. .@uruws
enThtef Oh einmaI gsrnoe NOropcIs
iperbsn. Gribden24
Sd bob ssI.ien. SnteI, bob I'D
Die Elm sun5es Jobr ni6t sstpoitsn
;bobea1.
Sm GapttIatip. Serr
I(su elmer Dome ouF Der GDieee):
|. Gdsen Gle mir bod. nisiTt Gndbie
ee =. III btnn bsr S9riTtnener, MT
BEN Gis .bsn iprn9sr, ou9 btbsus
D, ein f9nibiesr menFGl.. De-
be icnIistisrtsnen Bidder, BIZ
"a nur gibt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

@ 3~itisrt. Gtubsnt bti
DlsOi5in Ian lsinsm %. G~ebartstasi
al sinem praitifdtn ar3t, Der ihw
eratuIierf): -6hOn OrsiunoSpnnSie
Sabre alt uno nod ni6ts fir bic -
Gtsrblidtsit oetun!'
RaGen GrnfeL Bis
iunss Jrau bat gum srFfsn NdIs
labf gsto9t). Ct: Run, SGaB,
mas boff On sissHtIih 9utss2 Sag
mdIs.
Git: Hart MIR i'd tuHm'
EHon mod o'rout ID CLAUDE Is
fin1 mii d an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

Dtr QnfdIaB geIst'
ems an oen bsutI6sn polpertsbr in
I'm eineu psittren Sdritt gsGorDsri
DOr0en. am q. ausuf nurDs 3iui.
Idtu 8sutI6Ianb uno benz untel
Oeutfher YerpaItung Itebenben beIgi
Idtn gebiet Der goitpotstDertebr az.
5tlaHsn unS SiDur biz gum gspidt,
pom 5 EilO per Gtnbung. 2as Boris
betrdgt l Mort 90 oOer l III. 90
Jadnnbmsn fino bis gum 8strogt
pom 300 Mart ODER 1000 1T. 1pse.
laiFen. Die 3obI Der unter DegiI4er
aeitung itebsnben 6elgif9sn pofGms
ter betrdgt 81. gsfpobnev BON St.
len, an peI6en nod tsin poTtomt sr'
0ffnst TT, mifsn ibrs Genouussu
6sim nddiisn godetamt einlislern
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
GarrnInnb.

Gle in6tcn INNER fiir etncr
Qlab, no lie eilt 5tild 2an0 6u
leidten MISUNDERSTANDING fGti,
len toi1nteu. Gir haben es. Sun
Rorria Gountp 8cbrnsfn. I'M
North 8lotte Iol, beiiten mir cinen
arobcu aompler gittes ~Gormlmio,
6cion6crs gceigrct fir an5du ben
3%uferrubcl Alioifa mo feline re,
trei0eiorteL bas mir hi TeiEen pon
40 mo so 4ter nt0 mebr Derton.
len. 3oJlungsbe0ingttn9erL Elm
3cbntcl oes aouipreiies ais an5ob.
llng lruo Den 8eit IN reltn i1brii-
den Raten. Das 2nn0 lit oori 2
Zig M1eIlen bon alttett 5tooten
INIT 5huleH uno oeutideu airder
Qelcqelt. Nir babcn aud) perbc'ier.
te 5ormen in oieiem Gole, ole nir
81 leidtcn acknowledgements
~ucrfoufen fonnen. Sdreibt ms,
mas SIR noat uftO pcrlaagt uaier
Sud- NIT Der geidreibung oes 2nn.
0es.
Central States Sanb Gompang,
322 llaiou Bneific 8eb1uoe,
0nlobn, Iebrosta.
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.abtr ambsr, 6aR iun mir ia i'm
Grunos ale. fpsnn mir unIsrn Blot
nusFilsR. RonHiet ibr su9 etpos
SeHsrss ipiinldns'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
antump6iI gerEd,ernua.

Spr3iaIrate ilr 2inbilitp 8crfdc.
rlue ouf 6oro gnrs, einidIieBIif
GisertnIns. S6aben. $25 5eiier. md
DiebitobI.g erii4eriina 5u nie6rigiter
Breiien.
aian Gais & 5bempIDn,
9i3-14 Gitp Sectional gnnf 8Ibo
GouaIdB 2S19. -5.t0.t7
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4utU.a ~cparatnrta.

Eea & 2liuflen-32tS Sarnep.
Gntflaiiiee 4lto Reparotliren. auf.
friIden ma6t ole Cars neii. Startt
5dleppsg .--9ouglas 1910.
-4.t3stT
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slaHiisisrtc 2tnseiscn.
gcrIanat-@eiblid.
Habrifenrbeit.

adting &umenl gStr Dieten 80,
men @~elegetbcit, gutcn 2obn 81 cer.
0ienen bel @eritelilug non SGpir'
sen uno 5ausfleioCrn. M'nldjaren
merOcu mittellt Glettri5ltat getrleber
uitO foroerH Oaber teine a%raitentFol.
iuna. Bette Notwithstanding in
elmer reihI;6en moOerueu 6obrif.
sir meitere Ausfunitc mGnOc mdn
lid an Serrn 9lrOerion bel VI, &.
Smith & So, o. mo Gou9Ias Ctr.
5abrifsetnama. -l1st5-l6
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Smith & Srafner, 1873 Glib 81.
Str. @cbroud)te alitos Su Boraoir.
preiIen. 3ntnten - Gcparntnren =
InFbeluahruns IN Der reinli&iten u
5eliten gorose in 0mobn. Douglas
100. -5st7.1i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

Iii JranSoien boJeu natiirIih ~,
re GIagge nuf Den sriediihcn S6if.
len fur aebiBt, I'm oeren Itrift1
Reiitrolitdt 81 betunbren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

g8ir baben cine erobe Cite bon
2uno gum 9erfoufen ooer &ertGu-
iden. 8eitlides 2an6 10 meorig
iuic SO Der 4der. Soften Sie Ole
glblitt buben @runoeigenhtm 5it
~taufet. Damn nut ms auf ODER
tomnit iel6it. 5ntcr 5tate Reoltu
60. 929s30 Gin gtatl 8anf 8Iogy
Srl. 7nndlns $50. III.
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sans.GtnOtmitn
eei6snbrsdnsniHs.

@orlim SIRE 2ieben in Der taIten
Groe begroben, tuenn sic cir DC.
noble in inenl mooerneu Wauio.
Ieum foufen f0nnen. Denft, unter.
fpdt. 0ebrnsia RnnIOIenm So. 8.
%. aoltsfp. &roi. Doug. 21Th
-2.fe.N7
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3immer an psrmieteu.

@roben 3immer nit gllfopen, prt.
aoter eingauG paiicnb fir ebepoor
ODER 2 innge aeute, in mooerretn
@obnbaus init Gn~npfbei5ung. Sci.
ne anaeren Wieter. Sorscom gorf-
Gtitrift 3eIepbon S1rieb 1912.
-tt.17.t6
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auf icoen SSoa biIoen bic @obl
reiultntc iiir reridienene ebrmdIiqf
aonOiodteu EN- iH~trreliontes gtHSn
I'M.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

Nebraska Antu Rabintur &epair.
@ute 4rbcit, mdbige 9reiie,
prompte 8eOienune. 8ufrieoenbeii
aaraatiert. 800 60. 10. Str. Gele.
pbou: Douglas $3.50. 8. SO. Souier
Omaha. Reb. 1901 7
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farnrs.

100 atcr 6arm, gate 9erbciic.
rtugeu. 2la @teilen bon Stoot. -
100 ader 6arm nit guten 9cr6ciie.
rungerl. - 800 2lder 6orm III &c.
brdsfa; mooernes SouS in 0mobl,
S 3immcr, iebr biaig 5u uertanien.
4. 5ullipan. 5maba, 707 8rauoeis
g}lDd. -1is20.t6
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9dnier ee6ant leidlte 3a9lnnssn.
500 Nnaa6lnno.

Jsbm 9appe, hentiGer gaHmeiaer.
aoitenbornnihloe utb glGne ee.
Iieferf. aeibonfen uno aeparntrren
mompteft erleOigt, 20i aecIinc
nIogg Tel. DounIos 5n74. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
GsItiid 0elifateHen.

ette Deutife grdtipurit uno ge-
lpir5tes geef uniere S~pe5ialitdt.
Rad alien Seilen oes 2onoes pcr.
ionOt. q. GbomicrL 1908 2enen-
NORTH Ctr. Gmoha. -tf.
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antcmObile.
ghr Glfnr. S79h.

@ebailt, I'M Gienit Si geber. ia.
brisiert BON elmer Girmo, Die felt
43 Sobrcn GuoIit1ts Brooutte Der.
aciteIt bot. 8~or5iigIide aeenturen.
auslidter. S9reiben Sic uns beu
re mn 9eoingunarn. Bir ftnO Die
aaeinieen agenten fir ben eu1Sen
Stoat Gebrasfo uit0 @eit.Soua.
Scbrasfa 81 Gar &c.,
911 Elol. Ii. Ctr, 2incoIu, Rcbr.
8ir ipreden Tertia.
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SarIeb 9nSiOiun IutOrrdOer. -
Gdr9ains in olleH SOrten gebrnuh.
Ter Roidinen. 8ictor 8. Roos,
gEer Rotorroo.M ann", 2701 Sea.
beniDnrtb CTR, Omaha. -5.20.17
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ScrnS Sano.
Eit.3eras Acutihc Hirbfrlahnn1.

aornmt cOer ibrcibt iiir mcin
frcies Bud ibcr guteS siorri. NIB
Alialiu.ganO i'm 6itl. &eras fiir S25
per adcr. 9rci mtereiiante l(uS
ioaeu non 0Glti6eu Sieolern. ". g.
Sranf, POI 9epile glf.-t2.llst6
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@an lcie Ditie seite tdgIid! sic
bietet SeDermann SOrteile, tie
bat fd oft als DertDOle TnnO'
CRUDE erDieien!
IN p~ertanisH

3n perfanfeR: - Goualns Gonn.
iB Jarm. 100 Ader. IS 1leilcn bon
0maba. W. z. Smitb So, 9i4
@ttp l2at. gant gl0q. III.
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MiKunri Iyarms.

aleine 9iiiiouri 6armel. $40
bar uilo SO per Dtonat; feline Snte.
r3iier oOer Steuera, ie6r frudtGorcs
2o16; III Der 91abe bon 3 groben
gtarftpIdteu. SGreibt fir Bhoto,
gropbien mo role austiinite. &.
8. 9ouitop, 425 garton Ulod,
Cm1ba; Eel. Douglas 1922. If.
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9ttehrbs.

Games aacu. - 312 sleoiae 8loG
gerpeiie erlonet in ariutinoL. iirO
3ibilfoaen. - staes Itreng bertr1u.
lid. 3pler 1886. 8obnung, Dou.
aIn8 500. II.
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SGs preisiparsiehe Giien BEL Better
Stump. EeutiGe Slide tEOs
Dodge 5traBe, 2 StOd. MabI;eitcn
.25 Gents. Ii
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@erlanst: Gin gutes. queer.
faIiiges IRaodeu fir 9ousar6clt
fem aodJcu, tleine 6nmtlie autcs
5eim. 9tad)3ufragen 34tt Burt Ctr.
Eel. Sarncp 1926. -ilst6-iG
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%erlaHat. Md6den fiir cllgc.
meme @ousorbeit YtuG cine cute
einfo6e Stohin fem. Sleine 6dmilie.
Gel. 6urnen 1922. -11sl6sl6
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Marp an6erIcn sos Bee @niIbine.
Douglas 1896. -2.t6.i7
Qntbrpn Riholns, 302s4 Bee gIco.
Dnua!as 1879. -2.t6.i7
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-rtsmuH's Stem GusIGnb gG6ersi :
212 Ror6 f6. StrnBe. 3eutiha
adHeefuden, Bette Baduarm ieoer
art. 3neigitelIen: 9nB0eH Eros.
.unO 8ublic Wiarfet. Pill
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500 geIObunna

500 gcIObunns fur icSeu
auto.9 foeneto, Den mir nidt repa.
rieren fonnen. gerfoufen 4fiinitp
Sporfplugs. ST Der Slid, retail.
9. gaDSOorfer, 2i0 go. is. Str.
-1.13st7
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&erlaugt: - @ltte 5rou fir Stil-
DC. Eel. @nlnut az. Ill i51G
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Sausar6cH.


$erIauat: Sildltiges goO6en
ilir allaemeine 0aitsdrbcit. IeIe
pbon @olnut 26S3. -ilslt.l6
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&erlangt: = ReinIide5 MdoGcn
iir Sousarbcit. Get. 9nrncp 1881.
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9arm.SpeaiaLiit
EiteUpn.llfe aerste.

armItrcng, 615 Bee gEhg.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-10-26
SUGGESTIONS TO MOTHERS,

Mothers should be very careful to keep their baby's bowels well regulat- ed, and should not use calomel or other strong purgstives in doing so. A baby little child or even grown people are much less liable to contract contagious diseases if their livers are in a healthy condition. Lemolac, which is made from lemons and othar fruit and herb juices, is the best medicine you can give your baby and children, as it acts gently but surely on their flyers and is very pleasant to take.
 As some doctors, who have tried Lemolac. have stated, it is the best known substitute for calome, besides being very reliable and palatable preparation. Do not hesitate in giving Lemolac trial and it will afterwards be household remedy with you, as it Is made to suit all members of your family. Lemolac is sold by
 Hesterly Drug Store and all live druggists who please their customers.
 F. S.-If you forget the name spell calomel backward.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-10-26
Capital and Surplus $15O,OOOOO
GOOSE ANKLE

HelIol Dear Editor and all yt Jolly Sribes.
 Health in these diggins is Qooc at present.
 M. c. Johnson and family speEt Sunday at s. k. Johnsons.
 c. P. Sampson and family were guests of ye scribe on Sun day.
 Tom T was in our burg Satur- day night. old Tom is still on the matrimonial ticket. girls you had better hurry up, leap year vii, soon be gone.
 We have been informed that school will begin here next Mon day. Mr. Joe Meador will teach again for us this winter.
 J, R. Dunn and family spent the afternoon at J. Nj. Plylers last Sunday.
 Archie said the reason he ran so at the mill the other day, was because he could not fly.
 Ike I says it's mistake about him having a receipt how to make a slicker last 20 years, as he has not owned a coat of any kind in 40 years.
 Uncle Jack Frost has been a constant visitor in our part of the world for several days past.
 Lost-One chicken peddler. anyone who can furnish inform
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-10-26

ation | ading to his recovery will be rewarded with dozef eRgs by he heas of this vicinity
 Sam T says he is going so fan one of taese days till it will take $400 to send a post card back home.
 Ira. the little : VT old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Stone, died here the 18th The remains were laid to rest in Bluff City cem- etery. The entire community ex- tends their heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones.
 MT. and Mrs k. M. Parker have a stranger at their house who came the 18th and introdu- ced himself as their second son.
 Say! Bodcaw you need not worry about me eating too much SOW bosom at your house as am not very fond of coon and O. possum and after you doing with out SOW bosom all your life, I'm quite sure you know what it will do for fellow as I heard you was quite puny after visiting your wife's people some time ago and say! old gobbler think coal oil would be best for you to use first from the way your running gear was squeaking when I saw you last, and then if you will get a prescription from the Dr. and come up, I'll give you all you can eat of ''sho huff" hog meat and as for my hay wire gate hin- ges. that beats your pine pole alip gaps.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-10-26
TELLS ON THE KIDNEYS
Prescott People Have Found This
 True

Prescott People Have Found This TC
 True.
 The stran of overwork tells of weakened kidneys. The hurry anc worry of business men, the heavy lifting and stooping of workmen. the woman's household cares, tend to wear weaken and injure the kidneys until they can no longer filter the poison from the blood and the whole body suf fers from the waste matter that accu- initiates. Weakened kidneys need quick assistance, Doan's Kidney Pills are prepared especially for weakened kidneys. tired. worn-out backs-have proven their merit in thousands of such cases. Convincing proof of their worth i1. a Prescott citizens statement.
 ". M. Weeks, blacksmith, Prescott. says: About year ago, had to stop work for time, owing to weak AIdneys. Ny back psined me and on stopping to shoe horses. had sharp pains across my loins. Often my an kles became swollen and the flesh un- der my eyes putfed up My kidneys acted irregulsrly and the kidney secre- tions were scanty. 1 couldn't sleep well and Wes very nervous. After stain9 box of Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at Hesterly's Drug Store. was able to work without pain in my back. Ny kidneys are in good shape now.
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for kidney remedy Deans Kidney Piils-the same that Mir. Weeks had. Foster Milburn Co.,, Crops. uffaic, New York.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-10-26

While saving lumber at Mir. Bevil's mill a few days ago the engine came urcoupled and knocked the cylinder head out and did quite a lot of other dam age but all who were working there escaped injury but Archie run so fast he came near melting his ankles.
 Lets hear from all ye corre- spondents. Say! Smashup where are you? Theo will get ahead of you if you arn't careful.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-10-26

See that II Bars Soap for 25c, Farmers Supply Go. Bring us your eggs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
TRIPLE SHOOTING AT WALTERS;
BY INSANE FATHER

Walters, Okla, Aug. S-J. Z, Ma
lone, former school superintendent of
Cotton county, shot and fatally
wounded one of his daughters, wound
ed another probably fatally, and then
shot and killed himself at the Malone
home early Tuesday morning. Tn
fatally wounded child died at %
o'clock Tuesday morning Malone fired
cne revolver bullet into each of the
two children, and then fred four Lul-
lets into his head, producing instant
death. The child nov dead was 6
yearS old, and the oie that il prob
aD'c fatally wounded Is II years ol1.
\ third daughter j. yel's "t we i.
to I..wton Monday . visit relatives.
Mrs. Malone died dbon. a year az,
sEc:tk before Ma'cle assumed he
GU; es of school super' 1tendent. After
Ma one had served seyprrl months
Is .Chool superintendent he resigned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
WOODMEN ENCAMPMENT AT
ADA: ARDMoRE REPRESENTED

Ada, okla, Aug. S.--The raising of
the flag in front of Col Il. l.. Forgan's
headquarters marked the formal open
ing of the encampmont Of the uniform
rank of the Woodmen of the World Of
Oklahoma and Arkansas here Tues
day noon. The fifty.second regiment
from Conway. Ark, demonstrated the
floor work in the normal school gym
nasium.
Col f. L. Forgan, commanding the
camp, has not yet appointed his per-
sonal stan but the following compose
the department staff: Capt A. B..
Hays. Ardmore, camp adjutant; Capt.
Tom Newland. Little Rock, chief in
spector and instructor; Capt. f. c.
Trap, Oklahoma City, chief quarter
master; capt l.. VI. Hin, Little Rock,
chief surgeon; Brig. Gen. d. Z. Brad
shaw of Little Rock disbursing officer,
represents the sovereign camp.
The camp is not only arranged as
orderly as military establishment,
but it is a model of cleanliness. Al
though the entire command is fed in
camp, not scrap of paper or other
garbage can be seen anywhere. The
camp is open to the public at all
times, and all are invited to visit.
The camp is known as Camp En-
NETT This was the designation given
by the sovereign camp in honor of
Emmett Bradshaw. the thirteen-year-
old son of Gen. D. r. Bradshaw. En-
nett Bradshaw died four weeks ago.
He was a boy of exceptional promise
and his death was mourned by the
order of which his father is a promi-
nent member.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
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:: PERSONALS u
80 !"
O. :: 81 {; Il N - :, I! II - q u q &:

A. McCrory of Ringing was in the
city today,
Mrs. V. w. Boyt is in Pauls Valley
visiting with relatives and friends.
G.. Il. Bruce and wife have return
ed from visit TO their daughter at
Ada
G. II. Wyatt OF the Love County
News was in the c;iy last night on
business
w. B. Gill, the hustling real estate
man at Joiner City. was here today
on business.
ED Henson and family left today
for Lofors, Texas. whore they will
visit relatives.
ID. D. Whiting OF the Madill Nation
al Bank was here last night and today
on "A business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Fish left
today to spend the summer on the
Lakes and with relatives in Indiana.
John H. McCartey has gone to
Whitney, Waco. Houston and other
points in Texas At Whitney he Will
visit his sister and will visit other
cities on business.
Mrs. Johnnie Taylor returned to her
home at San Antonio. Texas, yester-
day after spending several weeks in
Ardmore with her sisters. Mrs. Whit
ford and Mrs. Pettitt.
w. n. Durant of Durant was here
last night en- route to Oklahoma City.
Mr.. Durant has been member of
the state legislature since statehood
and was elected this time by the
greatest majority he has ever re
ceivcd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-09
BREMEN REPORTED
CAPTURED BY FRENCH

Columbus, O.. Aug. S.-That the
German merchant submarine Bremen
is in the possession of the French
navy is the information received by
Lieutenant J. G. McElroy. United
States army officer, from relative
in the British army, who is now at
Folkestone.
The letter declares the Bremen was
captured on its outward trip to the
United States.