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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-23

ZION court. last night about TO O'CLOCK
was taken suddenly i'll on Georgia aye
nue. near the District line. She died
shortly after she reached Freedmens
Hospital Her death was due to nat
ural causes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Business College Entertainment

To the Editor of the Age Herald:
Last Friday night at the court house
in Judge Pughs court room the public
was given quite an intellectual treat by
Prof S. A. Ellis bookkeeping class and
others. The Chalifoux trio led in singing
America" after which L. f.. Written
led in prayer. Professor Ellis then made
a short and practical talk Of explaining
the object of the meeting. That few
weeks since he took a class of boys and
girls under u years to teach them his
system of bookkeeping. These children
bookkeepers then gave a marvellous DEM
onstration of their knowledge of this sys-
tenn, which caused Judge N. B. Feagin
to rise and state that it was phenomenal
and that the United States government
thought enough of it to grant Professor
Ellis a patent. Mr.. Lou Yielding and
Mrs. Tuck also complimented the chill
dren. Miss Myrtle May sang charming
solo, after which Miss Fake Pitts of Col
umbiana, in inimitable style, gave cou-
pie Of readings. With another beautiful
selection, given by the Chalifoux trio,
the exercises closed with everybody de-
lighted. Professor Ellis and faculty are
doing a constructive and indestructible
work for the young of this city.
L. f. WRITTEN.
Birmingham, August IL, 1917.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
DAVIS NOMINATION
IN VIR GINA is
MACHINE DEFEAT
This Is Opinion in Washing
ton on Surprising Result
of Gubernatorial Pri-
mary in State
By HUGH w. ROBERTS


Washington, August (Special) 1.-The
election of Westmoreland Davis to the
office of governor of Virginia is a GER
tainty. His nomination over the eff
forts of the state machine, headed by
Senator Martin, and the Anti-Saloon
league, came as distinct surprise
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson, who ran
second, was the machine candidate. He
stood for prohibition because the peo-
pie of Virginia had voted dry" Mr..
Pollard, who ran third, in regard to pro-
hbition, out-Ellysoned Ellyson. He
wanted federal constitutional prohibit
ton.
Mr.. Davis did not run primarily as an
prohibition candidate. The Anti
Saloon league, however, because he de-
clined to answer questions rropounded
by it's leaders, forced him into the
liquor column.
In Washington, where Senator Martin
directs political affairs of Virginia, the
success of Davis is declared to be a slap
at the machine which previously had
missed no cog for years and years, and
direct and significant rebuke to the
Anti-Saloon league in it's attempt to in
terfere with domestic affairs.
To what extent bone-dry statutes af-
fected the result is the subject of specu-
lation. Virginia, like Alabama permit
ted small shipments into the state at
regular intervals. These shipments were
cut off by federal law. Virginians, it
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
Dent Has No Fear That
Montgomery Will Lose Its
Camp by Martins Activity

Washington, August u.-(Special)
Representative Dent, who labored long
and successfully to the end that mo-
cry, displays very little fear that tbe-
cause of the threats Of the attorney gen.
erals office Montgomery will lose its
camp.
The Age-Herald's Montgomery dispatch
to the effect that the spokesman of the
attorney general declared that unless
the citizens of Montgomery closed down
houses of alleged ill repute he would in
duce the Secretary of War to transfer
to holier ground the mobilization camp,
created interest in Washington.
That interest was accumulated the fol-
lowing day when The Age-Herald's Mont
gomery correspondent reported that the
equity court of Montgomery had denied
the injunction against the houses which
the attorney general had sought to pro
cure.
Il presume" said Representative Dent,
that the attorney general and those who
represent him were joking. While the
attorney general and his agents are ON
nipotent it is barely possible that they
would hesitate to take action which would
tend to incite ordinary citizens of Mont
gomery to great wrath.
IF certain individuals are conducting
themselves contrary to law, they can be
properly and successfully dealt with. 1t
is not possible of belief that these alleged
disreputable characters are more power
full in the law than the attorney gen.
eral. So talk of requiring the President
to transplant the mobilization camp is
obviously peuriie."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
Miss Tallulah Bankhead
Wins in Film Magazines
Beauty Picture Contest

Washington, August Especial lit
has already been published in The Age
Herald that the unidentified picture Of
Miss Tallulah Bankhead, daughter of
Representative w. B. Bankhead of the
Tenth Alabama, was published in the
Motion Picture Magazine as one of IL
successful applicants for tests as to their
artistic ability
Miss Bankhead. of course. Immediately
notified the magazine that the unidenti-
fed picture was a likeness of her
-Four other young ladies of the country
die likewise.
So interesting became the situation
that the magazine demanded that all
claimants submit photograph Identical
with that from which the magazine had
made it's reproduction.
Representative Bankhead, acting for
his daughter, complied with the require
ments 1t then developed that the four
other claimants were false pretenders.
or, in modern parlance, polite if not
astute takers.
Miss Bankhead who is scarcely Is
years of age, will begin her trial course
within few weeks. Those who know
her ability believe she will make good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
Loyal to Each Other

To the Editor of The Age Herald:
There has been quite bit written about
Sipsey recently. but I feel that to relate
a personal incident will cause the public
to realize the true conditions at this
place.
The writer has been employed as a
miner at Sipsey for tn eiast four years. is
on his way west owing to the illness of
his wife. The employees at Sipsey with
the help of some of the officials raised
a substantial sum to assist him and his
family to make the journey. This was
done without any solicitation or knowl-
edge on his part.
The men at Sipsey are not only loyal
to their employees. but are unflinchingly
loyal each to the other, and it Is this
spirit Of loyalty and helpfulness that
makes 1t the happy community which |
am loath to leave. Yours very truly.
r.. r. MILLER
Birmingham. August II, 1917.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
GRAY HAIR?
WHITE, FADED?
If Anxious to Have Beautiful
Dark Hair Again and Look
Young, Read This

There is no occasion for you to look
prematurely old with gray or faded
hair. Before going to bed rub into
your scalp and wet all your hair with
La Creole Hair Dressing. This is not a
dye, but a harmless preparation that
revives the color glands of nature.
Soon you will be delighted to observe
all your gray hair turn to an even.
beautiful dark shade. without even a
trace of gray showing. but La Creole
makes all your hair healthy. fluffy.
soft. evenly dark and lustrous, This
makes you look younger. Try La Creole.
Sold by all drug stores, or sent prepaid
for 81 by Van Vleet Drug Co.. Memphis,
nn.-Advertisement.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12

would appear, resented this interference.
In Alexandra. just across the river from
Washington, Davis got as many votes as
his two opponents combined. Alexandria
has suffered keenly, it is said, from
bone. dry statutes.
The result of the primary election in
Virginia has received nationwide at
tention. AS to whether or not the ac-
ton of Virginia indicates future similar
action on the part of other states is a
subject of speculation Politicians are
endeavoring to ascertain to what ex
tent opposition to prohibition, bone-dry
prohibition, and federal constitutional
prohibition will affect their own politi-
cal destinies, as well as the continued
welfare Of the cause
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
OLLA-PODRIDA
Whats and Why's From and Hoses
Candle and Limeg ht-Arthur Brisbane Buys the
Washington Times-The Modesty of Man
Kiler-Miss Hattie Morton
BY a WANDERING BrRM1NGHAMITE

Washington, August n-(Speclall-A
good story Of Teddy" is going the
rounds of Washington this hot weather.
1t has leaked down from Plattsburg and
was told in speech there.
To-day" remarked the ex-President,
lis like the day when the major said
to the colonel: Colonel, I bet I've sweat
"a gallons this afternoon.
Major said the colonel gentlemen
don't sweat-they perspire. Hoses
sweat
Then, by gum, colonel said the
major, I'm boss.
Arthur Brisbane, by many considered
the most distinguished editorial writer in
America, bought the Washington Times
a few weeks ago and though you have
never seen a corpse sit up and do yaude-
vile stunts, the Times suggests the
smile.
Roosevelt refuses to work on the state
food committee, said Mr. Brisbane in
yesterday afternoons edition. why not?
Not big enough? Candle light instead of
lime light?"
After reading one or two columns of
Mr. Brisbanes utterances one no longer
wonders why as editor of the New York
Evening Journal he received an annual
salary equal to that of the President of
the United States.
You read the same old war news" he
said recently. THE allies are Dragging
about their offensive and the Germans
are Dragging about taking back What
they lost and getting a little more.
Nothing has happened since you read
the Times last night except that enough
money has been spent to build the Pan
ANA canal and some thousands of men
have been killed and wounded
Is it not trenchant?
Referring to the recent lifting of the
embargo on arms to Mexico, he remarks.
IF for several years your neighbor had
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12

At the city celebration at East Lake
park recently two Ensley policemen were
winners in the polcemans contest. Off
Ger Pope received silk bathing suit in
the swimming contest and Officer Hub
bard silver belt buckle in the foot
race.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12

Extra for Monday. NThree attractive
styles of cool dainty White Duck
Pumps, with covered wood heels. All
have hand turned soles-and are in all
sizes. $.25 pair-at all our stores.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12
ALABAMIANS RETURN

Washington, August u.-(Special.)
Robert Jemison and Frank Nelson, Jr.,
prominent citizens of Birmingham, are
en- route home after attending to per-
sonal business matters in Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-13
Tampa.

4 to certify that We nave sold
IS bottles of Nr5. s65>and have
al a single [omplaint.
IN drew ,. NhanCey,
u Narmacy,
& efTSan Avenue Drug store.
"a Bien Public Drug store,
entral Pharmacy,
nixon, Inc,
aXimo NJ. Diaz,
sity Drug Store.
International Drug Store,
Iorta's Drug Store.
Ewenty-Seeond st. Drug Store,
franco Drug Co,
|now's Drug Store,
Dor City Pharmacy
II. Y. Diaz,
|crub Drug Store,
PeSoto Drug Store,
X. McDeEnott,
- Gefghts fv-sS Store.
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Shreveport

This is to certify that we hav
sold over $4,000 bottles Of No. 666 an,
have not had a single complaint.
Trichel & Berley,
B. F. Peyton Drug Co.,
Bernstein Bros. Drug Dept,
Saenger Bros,
Renfro's Pharmacy,
Trichei Drug Co..
Shreveport Drug Co,
Majestic Drug Co,
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Macon

This is to certify that we have sold
YER $3.50 bottles Of No. 666 and have
ever had a single complaint.
The NyaI Store,
Empire Drug Store,
Bruner Drug Co,
Holleman's Pharmacy.
Billingsleas Pharmacy
Chapman's Pharmacy
College Hill Pharmacy,
Crump's Park Drug Store,
Johnston's Pharmacy,
King & Oliphant,
H. J. Lamar & Co.
Macon Pharmacy Co.,
Dewitt McCrary
Midland Pharmacy,
Max Morris,
W. T Morgan,
Napier Avenue Pharmacy,
divers Pharmacy.
Paragon Pharmacy,
Pellew's Pharmacy,
Persons Pharmacy,
Ramsey & Gilleland
Riverside Pharmacy,
Saunders Drug Co.
ShelVerton Drug Co,
W. o. Stevens,
Taylor-Bayne Drug Co.,
Terminal Pharmacy,
L. A. Thomas,
Vineyille Drug Store,
S. NJ Wright. Mgr
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ClaXtOn

This is to certify that we have sold
over 644 bottles Of No. $50 and have
never had a single complaint.
McLemoFe Pharmacy,
d. n. McLemore. Prop.
The ClaXton Pharmacy.
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Cotton Valley

This is to certify that We have
sold over 200 bottles Of No SIS and
Dr.. c c Ca71e
Prop. Red Cross Drug store.
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NapOleOnville

This is to certify that we have
sold over 500 bottles of No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
The Ruby Drug Store.
The Imperial Drug Store,
Charles HeVe Prop
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st. Cloud

is to certify that we have sold
2 bottles of No. 666 and have
had a single complaint.
Seminole Pharmacy.
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Savannah

This is 20 certify that W. have sold
about 10. 6ss bottles q Ne, $50 ans
have not had over a few complaints.
keifer Drug Co.
Gilmore Pharmacy.
Z. N Baker.
Z. ", Stcthart,
Reid Pharmacy.
J. \. MayeS.
sykes G.idden Pharmacy,
HITS Drug Store.
L. y. StrutJon.
NJ y. PIEman.
z. J. Dukes.
Red Cross Pharmacy,
John Schwalb.
Model Pharmacy,
Pate'S PharmaCy.
Stanton Drug store.
Jones Pharmacy.
Jergea's Pharmacy.
LiVjrgStOn's Pharmacy,
Solomons Co,
ShuQtrine Co,
An5erSon's Drug Store,
P. H. Croghan.
G. w Nelson,
Bolton St Pharmacy,
!. \, Persse. No. J.
J. II. Tersse. No. =,
B. S. Symons,
Knight Drug Co,
Scigler Drug Co.,
E. c. Martin.
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COrdele

This is to certify that we have sold
over 1900 bottles OF No. go and have
never had a single complaint
Georgian Pharmacy,
Williams DTug Co.,
Kyles Drug Co,
331 Twelfth Ave.
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st. Augustine

ais is to certify that we have sold
500 bottles of No. 666 and have
II had a single complaint.
Stephens a. Speer.
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Natalbany

This is to certify that we have
sold over 1000 bottles OF No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
Natalbany Drug Co, Ltd.
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ClarkSdale

This is TO certify that we have
have never had a single complaint.
Noah Drug Co.
Cash Drug Co,
SunfloWeF Drug Co,
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Arlington

This is to certify that we have sold
over SO bottles Of No. 666 and have
never had a single complaint.
Talley's Pharmacy,
Hicks Drug Co,
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Plaquemine

This is TO certify that we have
sold over 100 bottles OF No. SIS and
have never had single complaint.
Postelle's Pharmacy
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ThOmasville

This is to certify that we have sold
over 1864 bottles of No. 666 and have
never had a single complaint.
D. c. Montgomery, NJ. D,
Red Cross Drug Co.
Mash Milton Drug Co.
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Carthage

This Is to certify that we have
sold about 4s bottles OF No. 666 and
have not had a single complaint
G. w. TripIett. Jr.
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st. Petersburg

Is 10 certify that we have sold
4 bottles of No. 666 and have
ID ., single complaint.
Meharry Pharmacy,
Poinsettia Pharmacy.
Red ACross Pharmacy.
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CrenShaW

This is TO certify that we have
sold over 300 bottles Of No 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
Crenshaw Drug Co.
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Ponce DeLeon

This is to certify that we have
sold over 900 bottles of No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
DeLeou Drug Co.
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MOnteZuna

This is to certify that we have sold
about 1915 bottles of No. 666 and have
not had a single complaint
Walker Drug Co,
J. Z. Reds Drug Store.
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BrOOkSYine

THIS Is 70 certify that We have
sold over 100 bottles Of No. SIS and
nave never had q single complaint.
Jamison DRUG Co.
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Sebring

This is 70 certify that we have sold
fer 100 bottles of No. 666 and have
liver had a single complaint.
Sebring Pharmacy.
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Kinder

This is to certify that We have
sold about 1000 bottles Of No. SIS and
have not had a single complaint.
CapLels Pharmacy.
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SlidelI

This is 10 certify that we have
sold about 2O7 bottles of No. 666 ami
have not Rad a single complaint.
Peoples Drug Co.
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cambridge

This is to certify that we have sold
over $500 bottles of No. 666 and have
never had a single complaint.
Ehrlich Drug Co.
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Douglas

This Is 70 eertify that we have sod
over 1000 bottles OF No. 666 and have
never had a single complaint
HITS Drug Store,
G. \. Tanner.
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Milan

This is to certify that we have sold
/ over IA bottles of No 666 and have
{ never had a single complaint.
Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Unadilla

This is to certify that We have
sold over 700 bottles Of No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
Bobbitts Pharmacy.
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Collins

This is to certify that we have sold
over 800 bottles Of No. Sos and have
never had a single complaint.
Collins Pharmacy.
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Gibsland

This is to certify that we nave
sold about 800 bottles Of No. 666 and
have not had a single complaint.
Gibsland Drug Co.
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Butler

This is TO certify that we have sold
about "a bottles of No. $50 and have
not had a single complaint
Wayne Riley.
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Brunswick

This is to certify that we have sold
about $500 bottles of No. 666 and have
not had a single complaint.
J. l. Andriens,
G. V. Cate.
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Oberlin

sold about $40 bottles of No. $50 and
have not had a single complaint.
Oberlin Drug Company.
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Fort Valley

| This is 70 certify that We have sol2
about 5000 bottles OF No. 666 and have
not had a single Complaint.
/ W. c. Wright.
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Jennings

This is to certify that We have
sold about 96 bottles OF NO. $50 and
have not had single complaint.
DR.. G. w. Reneage.
Prop. Buckeye Drug Store.
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Dublin

This is TO certify that we have
sold over 100 bottles OF No 666 and
have never had single complaint.
Dublin Drug store.
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BrOxtOn

This is TO certify that we have SOLE
over 200 bottles of No 666 and hav'
not had a single complaint.
The Nyal Drug Co.
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Lake Charles

This is TO certify that We have
sold over 7SS bottles Of No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
Mckee Drug Co.
GOOSODTt Drug store.
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Crosse Tete

This is to certify that We have
sold over $50 bottles of No. 656 and
have never had single COMPLAINT.
L F Stewart
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COrinth

This IS to certify that we have
sold over so bottles OF 40. 666 ana
have never had a single complaint.
H. ". McAmis Drug Co.
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Friar Point

This is 10 certify that we have
sold over 700 bottles Of No $50 and
have never had a single complaint.
w. z. Everett.
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Charleston

This is 10 certify that we have
sold about 200 bottles of No Sos and
lhave not had a single complaint.
Williams Drug Co.
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Eastman

This Is to certify tNat We nave sod
over 1900 bottles Of No. SIS and haze
never had a single compl2 Mt
HcrrmaL's Pharmacy.
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BlakelY

This is to certify that we have solo
about 1000 bottles of No. 666 and have
not had single complaint
Fryus Pharmacy.
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Genrgef0Wn

This is 70 certify that 7 have sold
over 900 bottles Of No SIS and have
never had a single complaint.
JCTdan's Cash Drug Store.
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Columbia

This Is to certify that We have
sold over 932 bottles Of No 666 and
rhave never had a single complaint.
Walker Bros
The Berry Drug Co
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Decatur

This is to certify that we have
sold about 40 bottles of No. SIS and
have not had a single complaint.
G. l. Wells.
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FranklintOn

This Is to certify that we have
sold over $50 bottles of No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
Ba bington's Drug store,
Ideal Drug store
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Canton

This is to certify that we have
sold over ~ bottles OF No. 666 and
have never had a single complaint.
Morgan & GarbaTino.
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Cochran

This is to certify that have sold
over 1900 bottles Of No 666 and have
never had single complaint
L. B. Remington.
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Doerun

This is to certify that I have sold
over 200 bottles of No Sos and have
never had a single complaint
P E Watkins
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Berlin

This is to certify that we have sold
over I04 bottles of No. 666 and have
never had a single complaint.
Berlin's Drug Co.
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Beaumont

This is to certify that we have
/ sold over 81 bottles of No 666 and
have never had q single complaint,
Mathis Drug Co.
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Raiford

This is TO certify that we have sold
*ver 200 bottles Of No. SIS and have
Fever had a single complaint.
Weaver Drug Co.
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Jena

This is to certify that We have
sold about SEA bottles OF No, 666 in
- months and have not had single
complaint.
jena Drug Store.
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Arab

This is TO certify that we have sold
over IA bottles of No. 666 and have
never had q single complaint.
City Drug Store.
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Milen

This is to certify that we have sold
about $50 bottles of No. $50 and have
not had a single complaint
NIillen Pharmacy.
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Columbus

This is to certify that we have
sold over 1926 bottles of No. 666 and
have never had but three or four
complaints.
J. W. Jones.
Johnston & Game,
S. 3. Street & Son,
John R Laws
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Perry

This Is to certify that we have
sold over 1853 bottles of No. .666 and
nave never had a single complaint.
81 OQuinn,
BioodwoFth Drug Co.