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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
SERIES OF CONFERENCES
FOR OLDER BOYS AND GIRLS

a series Of conferences have been
called for the older boys and girls in
the Presbyterian churches of the city
to be held February 16, II and Is
on the fourth floor of the Presbyte-
rian Committee II Publication build
ing, on Sixth street The conferences
are called to renew interest In the
work started ny John l. Alexander
two years ago
Many prominent speakers will ad-
dress the young people. j. r. Mar
cum If Huntington. W Va. will lead
the boys, conference. while Miss A. e,
Binford Of This city, will direct the
conference fer tho girls, DR.. Wal
ter l. LinCte 4 n. of the Union
Theological seminary. will speak. as
will James Warren. of Hampden-Sid-
ney college Warren is best known
as football PLAYER, but he is also a
natural leader among boys. DIR. Well
ford r. Lorraine and Miss Josephine
Mcleod. superintendent of st. Eliza
beth hospital, will address the boys
and girls. respectively. on problems of
anatomy. first afi and personal
health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
WILL MAKE TRIP
NORTH RIDING CANtLS

Through Virginia on a Camel. viii
be performance shortly to be Gu
acted by two South CarolIniaus ,ac-
cordine to letter received Yesterday
by Commissioner George " koiner OF
the department OF agriculture. when
they wrote to seek permission To come
into the state with the animals The
men are f. " Pike and G. s. Hey
ward. of COLUMBIA. both Of whom are
Shriners of South Carolina
The plot of the performance is that
these gentlemen are DESTROYS OF at
tending the imperial Shrine meeting
to be held in Minneapolis during the
Inter part OF June. So in order to
make the trip novel one. they de-
cided on the idea Of riding the camel,
already having ridden n goat on a
previous occasion on their way to the
big meeting their itinerary viii. he
through Virginia and they expect to
pass through the valley. famous for
history and beauty
Their reason for writing tho COM
missioner Of agriculture is that to
bring animals In the state u mus, be
certified that they are free from dis
case The Shrners have promised to
bring bin IF health for the stee,l. and
will also have their camels examined
after crossing the line, Commissioner
koiner has written the South caro-
1iniau gentlemen that he would he glad
to have them cross Virginia on their
trip, and expressed the hope that they
might be able 70 include Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
UNIFORM REPORTS To
ACCOUNT FOR LIQUOR
Deputy Clerk Breeder submits New
Blank Form For Ardent spirits
Statements.

DAINTY C1erk Preeden OF the
-,s..-.
II - Hou' \ mas ~ al '''' =
ardent spirits report blank, 70 ee hst"
by persons licensed to use and dis
nerso lto,,ors for 5or,estt. and ,,,esici-
-.......,4
''' pa p'So9' ne feP'' - "'P'
ny prohibition Commissioner feterS,
IS calculated to relieve great deal
OF unnecessary trouble both for the
anthofltles and for the licensed deaf
ers VINO are required to make writ
Ten ana sworn statement to the hnst-
ihEN court AZ the beginning OF ea'h
honth as 10 the amount OF ardent
spirits on mana ana the amount dis
penSed' IN any way, during the pre-
red'HE 'AlFtN DAYS,
Mr.. hrfeden stated that r1der the
prevent system, there was no uni
iofmity IN the reports, and there was
the possibility OF error and dissass
faction when the reports were To be
checked mp some men. he said,
would send thetr reports on post
cards others on scraps Of paper, and
tho majority OF fhcm made out in
Il lAnneE- that could not readily be
deciphered. Consequently he framed
blank report and presented il to
the commissioner for his approval
and the Gocumenf was pronounced
very satisfactory.
The blank reports to the clerk Of
lhc husttngs court gives an Inventory
Of ardent spirits on hand from the
preceding month in one column in
Guiding alcohol. whiskey. wine brandy
and malt liquors. In the next column
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
At FOREST HILL PARK
nerEer & Brothers. of Pittshurg. Re-
new Lease Of Rtchmond's Beautiful
Breathing spot.

Forest Hill park is to be made one
cf the most attractive amusement
parks in the South. The Virginia Rail-
way & Power company has granted a
rev lease to Mr.. T. c. Berger & Broth
ers. OF Pittshurr, Pa. who wiil make
extensive improvements 10 beautify
this resort. and same viii be completed
for the coming season, Contract has
just been awarded the Messrs Bass
Brothers for large dining hall with
bile TO seat 500 people. with kitchen
attached, which VIII lac furnished with
range and located In the main picnic
grounds. to be used for church. sunday
schools, lodges and family gatherings
No charge will be made, New soda
water and ice cream stand and new
bowling alley buildings will be erect
ed. The old bowling alley building.
rem odeled will be used for dancing,
which will be one OF the main features
this summer. Best music for dancing
will be furnished the public two nights
each week. the remaining four nights
to be reserved for private dances at
popular prices, Several other build
ings for amusemcnts. such MS fun
house, shooting gallery. etc. baseball
diamond, also extensive improvements
on the slskc for boating. with walks
la i'd ont to and around the lake. VIII
be among the various improvements.
II Is the aim OF the company to cater
more particularly to church and Sun
day school picnics and family outings.
Tho Virginia Railway & Power COM
pany is very much interested as TO the
condition and success of the park. so
that 'he public can. expect the best Of
car service.
Phone Madison 52s4-J. or write Mr..
T b. Slaughter. park superintendent,
for all information for picnic dates etc.
Mr. r c. Berger. general manager,
wifi be located at the park all summer.
1t Is anticipated that the manage
ment this year will find itself more in
accord with the laws of the state con-
corning operating on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

II X. Pollard. Jr trustee, to Chas
A Brown. 10 s-4xit2 feet west line
LON hardy street II feet south Of
Jacqueline street: $500.
e. 3. Trant, trustee, to J. e. Chris
tian. and j W. Ctley; - 1-2x125 feet
west line Thirty-third street, $50 feet
south OF NJ street; sss3.
G. w. Gay. trustee. TO William E.
Melton. ii feet 1-2 inch by 10 feet
north line r street. SO feet Ia inch
west of Twenty-fourth street. ST.
295.51
Sitterdine & Boxley. trustees. to
Grant Coles. % feet : inches by 100
feet south line Moore street, being No.
1897; $500.
NJ. ID. Nunually, trustee. ~ w. J..
McRoberts, 43x110 feet south line
Paramount avenue. 60 feet east of
Twenty-third street; $3.50.
Richeson & Crutchfield. trustees, TO
J. J. Miller. IS feet inches by l46 IA
feet south line Main street, 105 IL
feet east of Second street; $S.4s5.
z. G. Wherry. trustee, to r. l..
Hawkins. % feet Ia inches by So
feet west line Munford street, 90 feet
south of Clay street: $2,066
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

has built up at Detroit, and Mr.,
Schwa6. at Bethlehem. that the cour
try must look for a speedy trans
formation from a practically defen Sc
less condition TO one of armed might
America ran turn out more @.
everything than any other nation in
the world but in order 70 do H. we
must have great organizers in charge
Of the work
Mr. Ford has not only offered TO
operate h4s plant for the government
without proft bat he has also de-
clared that Il the country is drawn
into war he stands ready 10 lend any
part OF his fortune TO the nation
without Interest
Your Uncle Henry is some adyer-
tiser---but he ID perfectly welcome to
any business this publicity gets him
We believe he will deliver the goods
any day he Is called on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
RICHMOND AUSTR|ANS
BECOME NAT|0NAL|ztO

Naturalization papers were taken
out YESTERDAY In me clerks office OF
the United States district court by
three AHstrans and one Russian. The
trio of Ausirians are John Martenik,
David kothenherg and Charles Pillow
ski. while the Russian is Alex Tar.
tulski All four OF them appeared
before Deputy Clerk Powers yester-
DAY AFTERNOON and took the oath of
allegiance to/the United StAte9. There
are large number Of, GSknnaup and
Austrians/in Richmond. ~ qGk a.
fhAm a<e atreAdy nat3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
ChanCery Deeds of Trust.

Atlantic Construction Co. Inc. TO
Thos. \. Murphy. trustee. 59x135 feet
north line Cary street. at west line
Deep Ran street; sl.c29.6t
Jno. Is. Swartwont ct TX. 10 Leigh r.
Page. one half interest in No. 900 Ia st
Grace street being % feet / 4
inches by f0f feet north line Grace
street ~ cast lime Third street, also
one half interest in No. 302 East
Grace street, being 20 feet inches by
Iot feet north line Grace street. IS
feet ia inches east of Third street;
So 900.
T., *. Smith et NIX. to Pollard 4
RaEby. Inc. trustees, Is feet 10 10
inches by 90 feet south line of Cary
street. 80 feet 10 20 inches west OF
jefferson; s124f
+. X smith ri TX. TO Pollard &
Kaghy. Inc. trustee. % l2 by 100 IT.
south iiue Cary street 30 feet west Of
Madison s+rcst, sit20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
UNCLE HENRY CAN DELIVER, roo

There nav he IA the estimation Of
some people, 4 far cry from Henry
Ford paciHSt- sending boat-loa dof
peace advocates 70 Europe 10 stop
the European war. and Horny Ford.
the great American manufacturer.
patrtotically declaring that ne could
turn out a. thousand one-man sub
marines day for HE country's de-
Tense.
We never took part In the jibes at
MIR. Fords peace movement. although
we had no idea that It would meet
with a particle OF attention at the
hands OF Europe. But Mr. Ford.
knowing the value Of publicity, felt
that In this way he could at least adj
vcrtise peace. TIE movement did
more credit 70 his neart than TO his
had.
When II comes. however, 10 the de-
9snse OF his country there is no doubt
*At the greet maaafanturer 10 right
r the work he propose, And
~ ~ a,ni,eps - ~ srA
u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
GERMANY ovERREAcHrs HERSELF.

Germany 10 endeavoring TO create
. fighting spirit against this country
by accepting as true all manner Of
falsehoods probably originating in tho
fertile brain Of some enemy OF this
country.
Ths detention Of Am nsssador
Gerard at Berlin and OF the Amcri-
cana taken to Germany or the Prize
xsaip Yarrowdale is attributed to the
acceptance as true OF the rumor that
this government had seized German
intesncd ships
Germany could have Satisfied itself
~ the falsity OF the report very
prompt1y BY communicating with
washington through the Spanish en-
oaasy.
Germany has inflicted serious ioss
"a IT. own nationals by directing that
2nta1red ships In American ports be
damaged. This government has de-
ciared that It will interpose no OBJ
stAcie to the German owners taking
any steps toward disnlantling their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
ISSUE MUST BE CLEAR CUT.

from every element OF doubt as to
essentials, that all tho world will
acknowledge The justice of his de-
cislon.
Then he will 20 TO congress--not
with request for declaration of war.
hgt with request that he be empow-
cred to make all necessary use Of GU:
naval ana military forces 10 ensure
the safety OF American ships and
American lives en- the high seas.
The effect Of this action would Of
course Ne 10 create state uf war"
bu- 1t would place on GERMANY the
onus Of initial clash. Of a declaration
Of war
This program will give Germany
ever. opportunity TO avoid war with
Us TIT F1outrt II -,-4z-.t ~ clash
tt qell find a united nation of one
hundred millions of people untouch-
ed by vars losses. abundantiy pro-
vjslored rich IN every resource--de-
tormined that the rights of humanity
shan he upheld and likewise de-
termined that peace shall be restored
on earth by a pact *hat shall nc Just
10 all nations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

The Chilean government has
answered the kaiser's unrestricted
submarine warfare note IN a dignihed,
sut firm refusal TO he guided by tho
German requirements.
The Chilean foreign ONCE discusses
the submarine issue in the following
pointed. terre fashion:
seThe Chilean government has taken
cogniyance ~ the note sent ~. Il by
his majesty, the German emperor in
which Chile Is informed that Ger
many has fixed the limits OF a block
ade area around the coast or England,
France and italy and In the eastern
Mediterranean. II has been informed
also that within said limits Germany
wifi resort 10 hostile acts against
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

forces Of evil, would cry out eager
ly. Here, Lord, send me-" but
who would, perhaps. be dumb as
an oyster. II, instead, the Lord
should ask for privates in this
same army-nen and women TO
stay In modest places and lead
consistent lives. Yet Il is true in
Christian as in military life. that
no man was ever vet Il general
who had not first proven his worth
in an humber capa city. Before
man can he a leader in the great
battle of right against wrong. he
must have proven his capacity in
the humhiest station in which God
has seen fit TO put him. These are
the Christians who let their light
shine in the corners and the cry
ing need Of the day Is not more
ma ior- generals in the Lords army,
but more high privates in the
rear ranks'--m more corner Chris
tiaus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

ships that do not threaten other prop
ertv OF he ohstructing Of our har-
hort
To further ailsy apprehension
among aliens of Tsutonic citizenship
the president has declared that under
no circumstances win the funds or
property NJ these people be seized or
impounded
An America does not wage war on
women and children, so II does not
wage war on noncombatart civilians.
In case Of state Of war our own
security may demand some restraint
on the movements Of aliens IN this
country Even that, however. will
rest largely with them n thew 60
quietly about their daily duties they
will not only not be detained. but will
receive any necessary assistance from
the American people
Naught save gross misconduct,
bomb outrages. incendiarv language.
or disorder. will ALLEVIATE Americas
very real sympathy for the Gernsnic
people VINO 1--WE among us
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
Heurico Trust Deeds.

John b. Swartwout Ct TX to Leigh
r. Page. trustee. lots 10, Il 10, Is.
81. %, Rio Vista corporation also
southern rs feet OF lots II, -, near
Three Chopt road: $4,000;
f. X. Schepmoes to +. r Schmidt.
trustee. lot 81. block Is. Washington
Park. $3.50.
". H Jackson TO W. r. Purcell. Jr.
trustee. lots ,. 8. Chambers road,
Bradford Heights s369,75.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

r. T. Irvine. OF Big Stone Gap. Va.
for the appellant. and by Mr.. w. II
Rouse, of Clintw Va. and Mr.. E.
N, Fulton OF Wise, Va, for the ap-
pellee, and submitted.
Conference day:
Saturday being conference day. the
court will not hear arguments OF cases
today, but will go into conference
upon cases heretofore argued and re-
naming undecided
Case in call Monday:
No. 1874. Martha Dernberger. adj
ministratrix. plaintiff in error. US. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co, de-
PENDANT In error: error to the district
court at Parkershurg. w. Va. To be
argued by Mr.. Reese Blizzard. Mr. r.
Z. Bills and Mr.. G. NJ Hanna, Of
Petersburg. ". Va. for the plaintiff
In error. and by Messrs. Smith h Jack
son. OF Clarksburg, w. Va. as Anxious
Curse. and by MFR. Geo NJ. Hofr-
heimer. OF Clarksburg. W. Va: Mr..
b, NJ. Amber and Mr.. j. w. Wander
wort, OF Parkersburg. W Va. for tina
defendant In error
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

Il The president n his coel-hesded
.seif-pos~ession n face * the interra-
tonal crisis IS rejecting he attitude
OF the nation.
Amsrioa Was never more se'f-con-
tanned, never saner. never more care
fui 81 It's lareuase. never less gwen 10
panic
On the streets. in the restaurants,
in the hotel lohhtes herever men
most &c congratulated IS prae-
ticaiIy no war talk other than good
natured !ihes about sending the other
fellow 10 the front
That doesn't mean that NC arc not
<cncerned over The sruatton We arc
deeply So That doesn't mean that
we are not fully conscious OF nj It's
dread eventualties It means rather
that we are calm in the innate Justice
of our contentious ana IN our ability
to msstain them.
America will not be rushed into
war The president will take no far
reaching action until an covert act"
IN committed which will be so clear
cut. 80 entirely and absolutely free
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Re-
corded YESTERDAY.

six Deeds OF Bargain ana sale He
corded Yesterday.
Il Samuel p Waddill, clerk to Tax
Title Co. of Richmond. II acres near
Darbytown and New Market roads
John Breedens land): 81.
Samuel p. Waddill, clerk to Tax
Title Co. of Richmond. acres near
Darbytown and New Market roads
Jackson Breeders land) 81
Harvie Realty corporation to w. T..
Wen. lots 2, g. block j. Cherokee
Place: $40.
r. l.. Pilkinton ct ux. to John l..
Nixon, Jr., i5xli0 feet Westwood: tax.
81; $40
Abbey Realty corporation to Q. c.
Bowles. lots Is, l6, block 20. section
b. Colonial Place: $700.
Jas. w. Gordon. and West End
Realty corporation. to, Mary NJ. Mean
ley. 22.8a acres on east side Staples
MIN road tVFms ~ svssssaas- g. prpp@
rs Il 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
WEEKEND NEGOTIATIONS
G. W.K
G. w. X.

How Oft amid the griefs of life.
Perplexed, misjudged, distressed,
. God, | waver in the strife,
And long and cry for rest,
How oft I feel, SO great my need.
My ge so outworn.
As though my griefs were now, indeed,
Greater than could be borne!
Yet oft will come in times like these,
Come like Il gracious balm.
A sense of peace OF Joy, of ease,
A sense Of heavens own calm.
An. then my heart would fain express
What | have felt before,
IT'S not 7 feel my griefs are less.
! feel Thy love is more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

The United States circuit court Of
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing al 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods and District Judge
DAYTON in attendance
Case argued:
No. 1865 A. J Steinman. appellant.
VS.. Ciinchfeld Coal corporation ap-
peIlee; appeal from the district court
at Big stone Gap. Va. Argued by Mr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

Chas. W. Williams, Jr., trustee, 10
John Il. Swartwout lots l ). 4. S. Is.
81. %, of the Rio Vista corporation;
$4,000.
J. Floyd Bradley, trustee, to Edwin
II. Powell. lot Is, block 6. Hermitage
Park: S427.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
Court News
Collected BY The Daily Re~c: L
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
nine Deeds of bargain and Sale Re-
tOTvted Yesterday.

'cfNcU ttSttTusaN:
J. Brown ct ux. ia D. = Mccarthy
'27xl2s feet south line of Grove ave-
nue., 81 feet west Of Elm street tax,
$3.50. $40.
ID. = Mccarthy ct ux. To j. Brown.
2lxlh5 feet north line OF Main street,
81 2-S feet east of Foushee; tax, So.
$40.
Margaret r Kuyk ct vir. to At
lanuc construction Co, Inc, 59xl35
lest north Hire Cary street.. at. west
linz Deep Run street: tan. ~: ITO, X
Auval Smith 81 ~ to y, ~
eree-toprt1 y 81, 1lI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
HusTTNGS TRANSFER.
One Deed OF Bargain and Sale Record
Ell Yesterday

Nellie Cray Davidson eli viz 10
stella May Paul. No. 1917 MCDonouEh
street. o6xl0s feet north side Nc
Donough street 10 feet cast from
Fourteenth. tax. 80. $40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
State Corporation Conm,.sion.

Charters were issued yesterday as
follows:
The Womans Club OF Newport
News. Virginia. Newport News Va.
Capital stock-none. Officers-R. 3.
Barrett. president: Martha r. de CAT
ferelly, secretary, both OF Newport
News, Va
Foreign orporation--Smith's Is
land Oyster company. New York
corporation. Capital stock. 1000.
Domestiated TO do business in Vir-
g!nia. Ohio F. Mears. statutory agent.
Eastville. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

u-bv arc r. an. ,,,ore apnrecta-
live ~ Cod,a btnesirgso We mur-
nur and con,nIafn when the least
thing goes u.rong ,ith ms and vet
manifest Iittle esratiti,de when All
;e fright ,rd bann,. and no clouds
anDear ~, Tho horizon ~ ON, lives
We So oftep tbini, ~ tho thankful
sniri, manifested IL, an old co,ored
,nup vh,, uas ser,.ir, his third
lair asked hin, orr d3v n he had
anvthinp for which =, 10 thanl,fnI
~ renIiad .yas yrt, 1.ua ,hankful
MT altbo. I,so f.er,, bore j., dis
nrlsor three tj,,cs hond-rvine /
hasn't lost NV .Isian ,.it., Nrnre
In his bir world ~ ,bich ,,e live
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

divorced lbs 'ec nth. sho says mar
riaKo - o tlH5-t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

4 West Virginia woman who has
dssereee tow D ! J! 90 -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10

HANOVER AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHJ'Rc,H.
Richmond Va February 70, 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-10
CHILE's DIGNIFIED REPLY.

whatever ship is encountered, even II
II belongs 80 a neutral power.
Such measure, In the opinion OF
tho Chilean government. amounts to a
restriction OF the rights of neutrals
70 which restrictions chile cannot
agree because 1t is contrary 10 the
principles that have been long estab-
lished in favor of neutral nations.
'"rhe acceptance by Chile Of tho
measures adopted by Germany would
moreover, divert her from the line of
strict neutrality which has been fol
lowed during the European conflict.
Chile consequently reserves liberty
Of action to protect all Of her rights
In the event 81 any hostile acts against
her ships"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25

SEE PLAN 10 GRAD DENMARK.
Germany Plots to Gain Asccndancy
After. War

Germany Plots to Gain Asccndancy
After War.
LONDON, oct. 25.-Details have
reached London of German plan to
obtain ascendancy after the war in
Denmark by ceding to Denmark a
small strip of former Danish terri
tory in North Schleswig. in return for
"a large sum of money and presum-
ably also. certai neconomic and COM
'mercial concessions.
1t is suggested by the DDanish lib
cral Hovestaden that the sum of mon
ey involved is that which Denmark re.
ceived from the United States as pay
ment for the Danish West Indies.
This newspaper strongly denounces
the German proposal, declaring that
Germany expects to get not only mon
ey but a hold on Denmark which
would make Denmark economically
and nationally dependency of Ger
many.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
BUSY, HARD-W0RKED
MEN AND WOMEN

viii find that the sarsaparilla, pep
sin, nuN and iron treatment comprised
in Hoods SarSaparilla and Peptiron
will give brain and nerve force, re
lieve the nervous strain incident to
q too much to do in too little time,
characteristic of life today.
These blood and nerve medicines
seem to lift the nervous and over
worked into new life, enabling them
70 accomplish easily the things that
have freticd them and have seemed
to bring them TO a standstill.
Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptiron
are very effectively supplemented 10y
Hoods Pills, in cases where a laNa-
tive is needed. These three prepalu-
tions are all sold by your druggist.
Get them today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
catarrh Cannot Re Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reneh the seat Of the disease CRtnrrh
Is local disease. greatly Influenced b.
constitutional conditions. and In order to
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faces OF the system Halls Cathrrh Medl
cine was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sieinns in TINS country for years. II Is
81 imposed OF some of the best tonics know l..
combined with some Of the best blood puri-
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what produces such wonderful results in
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Halls Family Pills for constipation. +
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