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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

No matter whether you are man or woman, twenty
years old seventy all you need do is send your full
and address the coupon printed the bottom of this page
and will be sent to you, without penny from you Age is
barrier to health and this offer open all Old People,
well as middle aged and young and We want
to send every elderly person fuSzed doaF box of
Bod-Tone twenty-five days trial. the send it
to the young acknowledged all at risk and expense
to prove how BodTone acts in ailments of the old well
the young TO prove what does for persons suffering from
bodily weakness and ailments, whether from age other
wise. This tia offer open to all and pOrlen freely
generously without reservation limitation Thousands of
without paying penny, and found put flesh their
bones vgor their minds vim in their muscles and
vitality into every vital Junction. and want you try
nomaer what your age to fit will not do much foryou
All you needdo is say SCI Want TryIP'
and a dollar box Will be handed out TO you,,
makes no difference Who where or what you are Bodi-
Tone takes all the risks and asks if does not benefit
You don't need to write long letter. don need to fill out any
reSome blanks don't need to send any money stamps
We don't ask TO know your amen and you need write
word about it. All troubles originate in the body, and Bod
Tone sets the body right All you need do is clip out the
and address, and will send BodiTone you. This
is how Bod Tone be tried by old and young this
how wants to prove its curative powers We glad
send to you without penny, glad TO give you chance
try it. to learn about this medicine which has brought
health and vgor many Sick suffering and feeble persons
old and young glad to show how health be created
all ages with the right medicine made from the right ingre
dentS If Bod benefits you has benefited houS
ands pay dollar forit If you satisfied don't pay
penny We won't ask for for We leave all
TO you. Clip out the coupon, and send for it today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
We Take ALI Risk

Why delay another day. when trial of this provenmedi-
cine yours for the asking Why keep on suffering when
by clipping the coupon filling in your and address and
this great remedy which has already restored thousands
health which folks everywhere talking about 1t just
costs stamp and you don't pay penny unless benefits
you You take chances for the value and curative powers
of BodTone have been amply proven by eight years Of
glorious cures It is no longer remedy but remedy
with history-a history of cures that has astonished the
doctors and delighted the sick haS been tested thousands
of cases. covering various ailments in both sexes, at all ages
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
BOdi-TOne

does just what its means-ceS disease by tonng all
the body, and want you try box at risk and
what will do for your body BodiTone is small round
tablet that is taken three times every dav Each box contains
Sevenhve of these tablets, enough for twenty-five days
USE and send you the full box without penny advance
that you try and learn what it is you learn
how works in the body, how stubborn diseases by
helping to every organ of the body Tone is
little word, but il great DEAL everything in health
When all the organs doing their part when each acting
in perfectly natural way when all the functions healthy
and performed with natural vgor when the energy, strength
and power OF resistance to disease all at natural point
then the body is in proper tone BodT makes all of the
body help in the by restoring each and every
part This is the power which underles all of BodiTone s
great work for the Sck this is the way disease and
makes healthy bodieS this is the power offers you to help
you get new health and new strength
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

credit for the successful formula which invented for the
way which these valuable ingredients combined for the
proportions used for the curative force which thousands have
found in Bod Most of these ingredients are as old as
civilization ITSELF for the curative forces Bod uses are
the forces which have always existed in for the
alton of the body Many of its ingredients regularly
prescribed by the medical profession for various diseases and
irregular conditions being used either separately or in comb
nation with such drugs each doctor may favor for there
are wide differences of opinion among the doctors of various
schools The exact combination used in Bod Tone is what
gives BodTone the areachng and thorough curative and
restorative power that makes possible the remarkable cures
experienced by Bod-Tone users, which prove the
difference between BodTone and common remedies. That
is why to send you box trial. as you
write for it. for we know you will Rd different and superior
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

When you BodT you know just what you usng
know good and safe and know you taking the kind of
medicine provide help for the body LISA pure remedy
that satisfies the most eXactng 1t contains narcotics
habormng drugs nothing your family doctor will not
endorse and say is good thing 1t does not depend
killing pain with opium, cocaine morphine or other dangerous
drugs 1t does excite the body with alcohol but it tones
the body and its disorders with remedies Nature intended
and the body when that power given them.
Thus Iron gives Life and Energy the Blood, SarSapara
drives out its impurities Phosphate and Nux Nomca create
new nerve energy and FORCE La aids in the Kidneys Gen
tan does invaluable work for the Stomach and digestive
forces Chinese Rhubarb and Oregon Grape Root promote
vigorous Liver activity Peruvian Bark raises the tone of the
entire SYSTEM Golden Seal Soohes the inamed membrane
and checks Catarrhal discharges CaScara gives the Bowels
life in natural way, and CapScum makes all more val
liable by lettering their quick absorption into the blood
remarkable combination that does wonderful work for health
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
You Need Id Now

you tired of ceaseless doctor bills and wearied of
now If your local doctor has done you no real good fyou
have given him chance do what he and the ordinary
medicinal combinations he used have failed give this MODERN
scientific combination of special remedies chance to show
what do for you Its greatest riumphs have
been among and women with chronic ailments who had
tried physicians and specialists at home and elsewhere without
getting permanent benefit and for this reason all chronic
sufferers are invited Try peut fire days at our risk
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

feeding few of old mother cows fortytwo head for
has been dry here, and doing all the work myself If
had not been taking BodTone surely would not have been
able to do it. Many folks who know how have been are ask
ing how can work so hard now and simply say to them
that got the right medicine at last want to afew words
about my weS She has been bothered with Eczema for
twenty years She has been treated by many good doc
tors but got only temporary relief She quit all other med
cineS and began taking BodTone Her health all right
]. F. LINNEY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
All for Health

Each one of these valuable ingredients serves assist
help build upon hc others work Each adds needed
element from the body Each has work to do and
does we'll They are used because of this ability We
claim credit for discovering the ingredients in Bod Tone
each of which has its well deserved place in the medical
books of most of the civilized world We simply claim the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
Not q Patent Medicine

BodtTone Medicine, its ingredients
contains Phosphate, Genan, Lihia,
Chinese Rhubarb, Peruvian Bark, Nux VOmica, Oregon
Root CaScara, Capsicum Sarsaparila and Golden
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

Persons suffering from Rheun1Gtisn Stomach trouble,
Kidney Liver and Bladder ailments Uric Acid DIS
eases, Female Troubles BotUeJ Blood and Skin Afec-
tions DrOpsy Piles Cdtdrrh AnGen1iG SeepJessIIeSS
LaGrippe, Pains, General Weakness and Nervous
Breakdown, hare thoroughly tested BOdi Tone and
fJIy proUe great remedial U0Lue IN such disorders
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
An Aged Couples
Remarkable Experience

CAMERON W. VA-About fifteen months ago was taken
with Diarhoea called the doctor after was bothered for
number days and he pronounced Chronic Inflammation
of the Bowels doctored him for three months without
any relief something went wrong with my Kidneys
called in another DOCTOR but got better lost twelve
pounds weight during the and could neither eat nor
Sleep Oh how suffered At last sent for box OF Bod
Tone took three doses the first day. and have noeen SICK
at my Stomach since My Bowels got all right and me no
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

Stomach TOT Ine greater part vi MY
life, and ever since can recollect
my SecretionS have been imperfect.
| had Liver and Kidney trouble for
more than twenty-five years, and
Bronchitis and a soreness in the
region of the Heart for several years.
Bodi-Tone is the first medicine |
have ever used that did not lose its
good effects in short time, making
It necessary to turn to some other
remedy. 1t has built me up more
than any other remedy ! have ever
used, and | am greatly improved in
every respect. ! have not felt the
pains about my Heart for a long
time, and the Bronchitis does not
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
So Badly Run Down She
Was Almost a Skeleton

COPLEY OHIO had Heart trouble for many years, also
attacks of Liver trouble year ago, when learned about
Bodi-Tone had run down until was almost skeleton had
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
Missouri Minister Used
It for Liver and Kidneys

KIRKwooD Mo- heartily and conScentioTy recommend
Bod-Tone for am quite it is all that is claimed for It,
My troubles of long standing have suffered with my
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

offers valuable services to yoW right no
right from this page If you sick, If yOW need
medicinal help yor bodily organs not acting
they should If yo body Is not IN right and natural
1chGt fOr,-t0 restore health
rigor vitality and strength restoring tone to the body
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

and could not get off my pallet.
My back and hips were killing me.
She got me home and got fixed
up so could get around again, but
ever since that time | have been
great sufferer from pains in my
back and hips. My chest also gave
me much pain. could get no
permanent relief for twenty-five
years, although | was constantly
doing something for my trouble.
| want to say that this Bodi-Tone
medicine has thoroughly cured me,
and everyone around here knows
it. l have no more pain and feel
fine, altogether like new man. !
don't know when to quit work. |
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
StOcEman Cured of Chronic
Pains i'm Chest, Back and Hips

REFUGO, TEX So years DID, and have spent halt my
life in camps as Stockman. In the of 1885 my wife
came for hack. eight miles from home in camp
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
Young Married Woman
Was Given UD To Die

WHITE PATH GAFor three years bad been suffering with
Kidney Trouble and Sick Headache. had such pain In my
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

NOV my lawn tend my chicks flowers and garden and make
good home for my husband and give all the praise to Bod
Tone MRS. X w. GAIN.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19

all ask how have kept well at my as have been
this year. and tell them BodTone JOHN B. ROBERTSON
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
LOCAL BANKS ID
 HtLP GOVERNMENT
HOT SPRINGS MADE CENTER OF DISTRICT TO PROMOTE SALE
 OF WAR BONDS.
Committee From American Bankers Association Likely to Select This City for September Meeting.

The Federal Reserve bank of st. Louis which is largely interested in the sale of the new liberty loan bonds, has dsr ed the state Of Arkansas and Hot Springs ha- been selected as he central D int for Ouachita. C ark. Montsomery. Hot Springs and Garland counties. Gus Strauss. presi- dent of the Business Mems League and the cit zens National bank has been asked to act as chairman of this district
 Letters were sent to 16 of he banks in the counties aforementioned. in forming them of inc formation of the district and asking if hey deemed it advisable to send representative here next week l.. discuss ways and mean of promoting d campaign in the interest CT the liberty an bonds
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

Joe Clendenon, Mushosee. John D. Poller. Memphis A. c. iflore., New York II. J. Spencer JouesDoro. R. C. Tai on, Memph A S Hanson, 1iulc Rock Thompson Dugan, Little Rock; Osborn Walker. Little RocA Denisul Cherry. Little Rock. Golroy Cox. LIs- tie Rock J E. tBoozer Atlanta l. Silyersmth St Louis; T B. Cooper Little Rock ca Walker Alt Ida, M C. Frank. New York. Chas. C, Al son. F smith M. A. Keeper. Ft smith; A. E Wear Mena: H. " Frazier
 Mena Bascom Frazier Harry Ar mutl. New York. N l.. Biddy Cedar RapIds. " F. Beeler St Louis, W. II Halliburton. Little Rock Mr. A. l.. McNell, Pine Bhlr G. S Frtl.and. Dauia G T. Carson. Des Hone-. Fred Mcdonald. Nca OrIem- I G.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
BIG CONVENTIONS
 ARE INVITED HERE
CITY ORGANIZATIONS WIRE TO SOUTHERN BApTISTS TO HOLD
 1918 MEETING IN SPA.
League Also Sends Out Cordial ln- Vitation to Several National Bodies to Meet in Hot Springs.

Cordial invitau ns have gone fir m he Bu.ness Mems League to off
 cers of several national organizations
 who will shortly meet various ities. asking them to Id their 1918 session in this city
 The Southern Baptists. one Of the largest conventions sf iu- kind n the
 United States, is d present in session
 in New OIeans. Hot Springs has been angling for this meeting for 1918,
 and word was received at the eague
 q few days ago that prospect, ap- peared good for this city securing
 next years session \ telegram IF m
 the Board of Governors f the league
 was immediately sent to the n heru Baptists in the Crescent City City Manager Charles Weaver aL.u wired
 the convention an invitation 10 meet here. as did George 4. Callahan. presi- dent of the Rotary Club, on behalf of the H-t Springs RotaraHs, and Rev. C. F Hick-k, pastor of the rirst Presbyterian church, as president of the VI nlSltridl Alliance.
 Yesterday GOyernCr Brough was re- quested to wire the Southern Baptisu
 an invitation 10 hold their next years meeting in Hot Springs and with h.s chara eterstic promptness and interest in his city the governor immed ately sent the desired invitation
 Secretary EbeI has invited the Pub. tc Ctjite, ociattn of this stata.
 which s at present in session in Pine Bluff, to meet here in l8lA. ; F. Dil lon general manager of the ] cal pub Jt utilities. is attending that convan.
 -iou and is looking after the interests of Hot Spi u-s there
 Lettus have also been cent Dy Sec retary E.el to the officers of the iol- lowing big inventions.
 National Sunday Sch-l1 Congress. which meets in Nashvi ie Tenn. June l5 to IS. with an attendance of ter
 l5Oo members; Associated Retail Ad- ye-tisers. 2,jOo delegates. and Direct Mail Advert sing Association 1000 members, both meeting s. Louis June 3 10 z Naa nal Conference on Charities and Corrections, which con- venes in PittsJur.a June C 10 15. with an attendance estimated at over 5000 delegates
 It should also be remembered that
 the state Labor Day celebration will
 be held m Hot Springs this year Ths
 was determined al the meeting in Pine
 Bluf last year The loca. aJor or ganizations intend to have this oscas- ion made one of the most memo able in the history vf organized labor in Arkansas
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
SPECIALS-Tutti-fruttl and maple ice cream. The Pasteurized Mix Co. 3-z2-tf
CENTRAL SCHOOL NOTES

"Wednesday marked the closing cX- ercises at Central School Tlrongs Of parents and friends visited the df- fereat rooms where the work of tae clldren had been arranged on rames and around tIe room very artlstj.all
 Regular work va carried on unt . o'clock. when everyone was Invited to the ba bet ball court. where the pretty Maypoe dance which wa held at Oaklawn race track May 5th was repeated for the benefit of come who were unable 10 see f there.
 Banking which was started last year for the first lane D the scho0lt of Hot Springs has proved d gr'at success The children have learned 10 be saving and very economical A prize vas offered at the beginning oC the year 10 the boy and gfrl who lee posted the 'arge.- amount Helen Carpen er Of the 0llh grade. won ae girls pr.le. having a deposit of $1f 10 her credit Ernest Brooks of the third aI3de secured the boys. having S3GH deposited The total deposited for th- entire school tA.- year Wa- t"a
 The plpI s. as well as eacher. are to be congratulated on the splendid work which has been done in gi-Ht months that took nne months 70 uJ last year The exhibits q spla ed tlc uailv work of he pUiis The sewing O 'ue first second thrI and fourth grades nader the slpery-io O. Mrs Eva O'Ne4. Is worthy of special men. ton The manual training and sew Ing n tle nth grade sboVed the uu. |trng efforts of the pupils and eaca ar- The quilt n Miss Milan sixth grade wa very pretty
 One special feature ol H.s Eur. work Is tHe progress obtained in rapJ ca'culat oH Q, numbers Rapid add, fon sHDtrsc ion multiplication and aHision have been stressed u cao. room To great advantage and -Hcco The S l. A met after tHe close Of jhe exercise and elected new oiU.ers for next year and discussed aI uu
 nished business and took up some new work to be carried ou ueN year
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

foe SO big it was murder 10 put oa WF shoe | used salves and oted thIrEa that ate of more of the los than they did the corn I'd cut aha dig with knives and scissors. oH uow no more fooling for me. Ive drops of 'ticts-Tt did all the ToIA v makes the corn shrivol and eel9 iuosc that you can just pick it fisa4 rT with your hngers.' .
 There has been nothing new dls. covered for corns since "GeA.t was born @its the new way-'ns Dswro1-sense, simple. sure way ,,
 'irts-It' is sold ever where. ,a a bottle. or sent on receipt or pfggs bt F. Lawrence & Co. Chicago M Sold in hot springs and reconneaF d as the worlds best corn -emedl y l C Morris Drug Co., and A. [. Je'' llngs.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

The banks were also requested to state what ideas if any, hey had that would make for a general placing of the bonds
 National Bankers Coming.
 Robert Nell. cashier of the Arkan- sas National bank, yesterday received word that a committee fr m the exc cutiye committee of the American Bankers Assoc a.ion W-uld visit Hot Springs in the near future with view of ascertaining local Iaci ities in the event the September meeting of the committee was called 10 convene in Hot Springs This is the meeting the Arkansas Bankers Association and the Busine5 Mems League invited to this resort at the conclusion of the state bankers convention here few
 weeks ago The invitation was pre-. sented 10 the executive committee of the American Bankers Association by George Rogers the Well-kn- wn Little Rock banker, at d meeting held in New York state d few days ago Mir RogeH- told hs colleagues ct the eN- cellent entertainment provided by the Business Mems League for the Ar kansas bankers and the execu- tive committee # the American Bank CTS Ass cIation delegated number of their members 10 come to Hot springs and investigate.
 Eff We succeed in landing the meet ing of ,his committee" dee ared Mir.
 Neill "l believe 1t win mean that the Ameri an Bankers Association will hold their next convention in Hot Springs The executive committee of
 that organization n will bring very near 200 ot the countrys m st prominen
 bankers here They. in turn. will be accOmpan ed by their wives. and d meeting of this nature would also
 mean that yerI near every member
 Of the Arkansas Bankers Association would also ome Hot Springs to al.
 tend the mee ine of the committee.
 'The Arkansas bankers are very de sirOus Of getting the American Bank.
 CTS Ass catiun Co meet in Hot
 Sprines and the convention is eft large y to he impress on made the executive committee of heir organi zat n. believe wc nill be able 10 convince any of them that this is the ideal place |. come to for their com
 mittee meetiH and that 'he national convent n ought also 10 be held in Hot SpIn ngs7
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
PARIS DAVIS IS
 BOUND NOT GUILTY
HAD BEEN CHARGED WITH HAV ING SHOT AND KILLED RILEY
 RALSTON HERE.
Shooting Took Place Last October Near Oaklawn Race Track and Trial Was Ended Yesterday

After delberatu short me yes
 erday morning Inc jury in the case of state 's. Paris Dau, a young farmer living routh fl the city. br ueht n a verdict of acquJtal Davis wa,
 harged with having shot and ku ed
 Riley Ra on last Oct ber near the
 OokIawn race track Al that time Taylor Ralston was shot but rccov.
 cred from the injury and vas witt ness for the state at the trial
 As ndl ated from he testimony
 ParD Days and Riley Rals.on ad trouble some time previous Co tA,
 sa ,ung. and on the morning Of the tragedy Young Ral-tou and his father came t0 the city armed with shot gun and der ineer pistol Gau Davis. the father of Pans Davis. and the Falstons met on the streets Of the city sometime in the morning and angry words passed between tHem lt said that Riley Rals ou stated at ' tN Davis and attempted 10 use d shot gun gn Calf Davis Later in the at.- eru n the Davbscs started home and dad stopped Rockers store near ! oakIawn to pur hasp groceries. when the Ralstous drove up and after a
 few words between Riley Ralston and 1 Calf Davis. Young Balston got ou Of his buggy and fired upon parb. Bayis.
 "h was sitting in a buggy nearby ] Davis immediately fired up.u Young Ralston Woundug RaIston in tbc shoulder was claimed that Riley ItaIston then drove ahead m his buggy
 frng upon Davis with a derrngar
 pistol wouudue Davis in the shoulder DatD then turned his gun upon he elder Fdlst laia ly hootine u.m
 The defense coutendad the Dayse-
 had started peacefully on their va} home and Una. the B8Ist.ns ogc.t.ok
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
". ]. W. UNWILLING

Silver Leaf Camp. No B. Wiu hold its annual uvelug sunday May 20. at Greenwood and Ca vary Cemeteries. at which time the monuments erected Go the following decea ed soyerelgns will be unveLed $ c GilleuVater. J. r. Masterson, C. C. Jackson and J. J. Ledvldge
 The service V.u begin promptly at ? D m, a K of P Hall, under the direction c, Dr. V E. Dlreu. Master Of Ceremon les. Al s D. m., procee- ion will form headed by the Hot Springs band under Director Ben Addison, fol- lowed b. ghe " Q. W. Uniform Rank, and 5il members o the Woodmen Of the World and Noodman Circle ar irving a, Greenwood Cemetery at 3.30 where the seH ices vii be concluded by 8n address by kaboI \. B RuM,. The Woodmen were fortunate in se- curing the services ot Mss Chloe Franc Duen, a recent graduate ID tHe Senior Clas Hot Springs School. 10 re1ite an appropriate poem for the occasion
 Good music will be furnished by the Hot Springs band hrouehout the en- tre services
 It .- the wish Of uue local Camp that every WOodman either member or vls- itor. attend ths service and thus show r- allegiance co ht- great fraternity who has handed together for such nou.e purposes.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
Germs Loosen 0H
 With Magic "Gsts.It'
3 Drops Do the Work, Painlenly

"T ten you before I heard Of 'Gets-It ! used Co try one thing after another for corns. 1 still had them. ] used bandages and they made my