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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKETS
y Associated Press TO Every Evening

Chicago, July s. Hogs, receipts q 900:
steady to strong at best time Of We'd
nesday; bulk Of sales 10 45aI7 90: butch
ers, l665a17 90: packing, 16.OOaI6.65;
light, l6.75a1100; rough, I5.5Oal6O0;
pigs. l6.O0al6.35
Cattle. receipts 5000; steers generally
steady; strong weight cattle frcest sellers.
butcher stock dull; calves steady
sheep receipts 10000: sheep steady
lambs very slow. % TO 80 cents lower
than the best time Of Wednesday
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WHOLE DIVISION SEES
3 NEGROES HANGED
Soldiers Faint as Sentence of Court
Martial is Executed in Iowa
Camp.

Camp Dodge, Iowa, July 5.-Threc
Negro soldiers, convicted by court
martial of assaultng a white girl of "
years on the cantonmcnt grounds the
night of Nav - were hanged here to-
day with virtually the entire division
witnessing the executions
The three traps were sprung simultane-
ousIy. and death was almost lnstantanc-
GUS The Negroes marched ON tn the
scailolds singing God Have Mercy on
My Soul
The Negroes were Nelson Johnson of
TusCamba Ala; Stanley Tramhlc Of
Stroud, Ala. and Fred Allen of Gcorgianla
Ala, all sclcctivc service men
Johnson and Tramhle were declared
nv military police officials 10 have con
tossed their complete guilt. but Allen,
while admitting his presence when the
crime was committed, maintained he had
not participated IN IT.
Three Negro soldiers among the spec
tators tainted when tho men dropped To
thclr death and another ran amuck lie
started on a dead run directly toward
the scatIold. but guards ovcrpowcrcd
him \ white soldier also tainted
-Four Negroes were arrested the morn
ing after the assault. which occurred
shortly before midnight, Nav - tine
of the men was acquitted
With Young soldier escort, tho girl
was sitting on n hillside when. according
TO her story at the trial. four Negroes
approached Ono of them representing
himself rs military policeman. struck
her escort blow on the hoad and IN the
stomach dazing hum Tho girls screams
and the alarm sounded hy her escort when
he recovered. aroused the camp Mill
tary police threw ont draRnct that re-
suited in the arrest of tho men early the
next morning \ summary court martial
started few DAYS aftcrward tut tho
finding Of The court WAS not announced IN
tai Yesterday. after It had hccn reviewed
and approved 10y President Wilson Both
the girl and her escort were from Des
Noincs Iowa
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l. :. PRIVATE CAPTURES
Gun AND IT'S CREW
Pcrshing Awards Distinguished Service
Cross 10 John kukoSki for Bravery.
b ASsocia'ed Press to Every Evenil

By Associated Press to Every Evening
With the American Army In France.
Thursday. July ! For capturing Ger
man gun and is crew ,ingle-handed. Phi
waite John kukoski has been awarded the
di~ting uished service cross In apprising
kukoSki OF The award General Pershing
wrote INN a follows
j have Just heard Of your staendid
conduct on June IS when on alone charged
q gun and captured il and it, crew. to-
gcrher with an officer have awarded
You the distinguished service cross and
congTa ulatc vou
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SOCGY POTATOES TO
BLAME, SAYS SEXTON

John \ Gordon 1852 : oath 81 Phlla-
deiphla shectmctal worker at the NAVY
Yard and sexton Of his church hlamr~
soggy potatoes for severe attack of
stomach trouble He SAID
While my stomach Wis badly upset
contracted a nasty cough. which ordinary
remedies refused Y break up Ny appe
tie became miserable and my system
irghtfulIy weak Ny sleep was disturbed
and never felt really rested or free
from that tired feeling.
.'Einally | tired TanIac ana bY The
time had taken four doses | was on he
mend Today my stomach is normal
my appetite restored and my cough prao-
ucally gone. | boost Tanlac wherever
60
The genuine FanIac which is being IN
troduced al all best drug stores. bears Tho
name J. |. Gore Co. on outside carton
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Harlan Band Wins Praise.

The band oi 81 pieces from the Harlan
plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbalding
Corporation took part in the Fourth Of
July parade at Chester yesterday and
citizens OF that place After the pageant
they were cheered IN several sections III
the city that they traversed and were the
recipients OF many handsome compliments
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MI ST FILE REPORTS.
Court Places Liability on Front & Union
Streets Railway Co
Special Dispatch TO Every Evening

Dover July , in the Kent county
Cour' OF General Sessions today ChlrI
Justice Pennewlll handed doan an opinion
Of the court in the case Of the state ".
the Front q Union Streets Railway CO.
81 Wilmington indicted al the Februar,
term Of the Kent county court. 1916. for
failure 70 file with the secretary Of State
Of Delaware within L. DAYS from the
expiration Of us fiscal year. a certified
copy Of an annual report to the stock
holders Of the company. as required by
law. The case was heard on a demurrer.
with motion 10 QUASI
The opinion Of the court oveTuled the
demurrer and refused the motion to
quasi, which makes the railway company
liable III not filing its report
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042 NORWEGIAN SHIPS
SUNK BY HUN PIRATES
Twenty Vessels Including Steam
ships, Total Tonnage of 26,833,
Was Toll for June.

Washington. July 3 Increase IN the
monthly losses az Norwegian shipping due
To German submarine activities during
June was reported 10y cable to the Nor
wegian legation here today from the
ChrlstlanIa foreign Office Twenty Nor
Wcglan vessels. OF various types, including
steamships, totalhng 26.S53 tons. were
sunk during the month and 81 men were
lost
-Four men who were reported missing
during MAY were gwen up as lost also
June sInhIngs BRING Norways total
losses 10 S42 vessels. including ffty-thrce
winch have never been traced Lives Of
l,747 men were lost IN the sinking of the
vessti~
The total tonnage Of the lost Norwegian
shipping now amounts TO I'LL
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Accused Of Robbina Amusement Stand
nj the Springs

Detectives Riley and kcrnpsI on Wed
nesday night arrested three young boys
who have been turned over 10 the .fitve-
nile court, on charges Of larceny The lacs
are alleged To- have robbed the Fun Chase
at Brandywine Springs Park, on last
Monday night. The boys gave their
Dnrnca MS Erby Pierce. aged II years.
liarty Hall, aged t. years; Galon Pierce.
aged ~ years and Leroy Miller, aged ~
years
Following their arrest. several ~ the
boys confessed aud related tale 81
having enjoyed themselves immensely
on the money they visited Philadelphia.
spent money lavishlv 90 Russian and
turkish baths and at various pTnuRcmcnts
parks The police recovered the uDqr,ont
money
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AMUSE ME,NT s
rrEo, rar, .r rHv ~.tz-~

TrEDs rtrt Ar rHr Vttg--
F,oI There Vac fopvrrug rnrdt
Barn. and an al rfa- casf or.ors AZ '.r
NaJretic Theatre today Tins m
wonderful photoplay whl~h made Mis-
F0rn famous ~ F~r1rr artist md Il F
enacted w1h all ~ he Urn snd hr
that rs rnacie possible nv rsltdoor nu-
ytrpuraco+ Included % tte raSt arc vrcc
star- AZ Mae Ellison tdwa-f JOSE and
other stare y tbair own right making
great show and great rasf
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TyGT Gladstone travelling tag. going F-~r1
state Road -fstiaN .p fflaSgvv I.era-d
FL returned t4 Joseph Mamrnska 800 p0ri.
Tar street
W ~TED Girl wprnan fr- gnrera II
aoueornrk jr srnaN family Wo cookinz
Apply af I%2n West street
ROOMS Two Furnished CsaH telephone
tpsf W
t%TTSC, III Aght auditing evenings ali
nome y TO FrFrg Evering DT7re
FORD roadster gpof condition cheap Al
fireez Is be Every Evening CTre
ROOMS NICELY Furnished Prtsate family
Az ~ f. s phone 2iGT VI
Girl. oi0rpG naif-groHn 70 assist with
general houSev0rk hDply 1917 Wash
lugrar street
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CARDINAL MARTINELLI DEAD.


BY Associated Press To Every Evening
Rome, July 5-Cardinnl Sebastian
Martnelli, project of the Sacred Con
grcgation of Rites. and former papnl
delegate in the United States. Is dead
Cardinal Mnrtineli WINS the second
apostolic delegate to The United States
serving from 1906 tn 1902, when he re-
turned To Rome. He wns born in San
Anna, Italy, on August 20 1913, and was
created and proclaimed Cardinal on
April 10, 1901, during his service IN the
nted States From 1907 to 1909
he was chamberlain oi the sacred college
Cardinal Martinelli was ninth ON the liei
OF cardinal priests IN order Of precedence
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DEATHS.

EDWARDS In this city on July t. 1918.
Charles Edwards. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends and Water Witch
Fire co. are invited TO attend the funeral
services at the residence of his son-in-law
George Il. Lightkep. 1347 Nandevcr avenue.
on Monday afternoon al O'Clock Inter
ment at Riveryiew cemetery.
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For Repistra ton Officers.

To enable registration and ciectIon
officers IN rural New Castle county 10
quality he otFce OF John / Wright. CLERK
Of he peace vii ~ kept open from > 10
o.clecs tomorrow afternoon
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TURKEYS SULTAN DEAD;
WAS TOOL Of KAISER

Amsterdam. July 3 Mohammcd y,
Sultan Of Turkey died at O'Clock We'd
nesday night says q Constantlnople
despatch received here today BY way
of Wien ma
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To Pay Scho Oh Teachers

Announcement was made TODAY that
the city trcaSurer's office will start to-
morrow morning 20 pay the city school
teachers for June
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WEDDINGlS.
BRINTON QuINBY

Mrs Elizabeth b Quinhy Of 500 West
Ninth street announces the marriage Of
her daughter Ellen X Qulnby, to Roy q
Rrinton. July 4 al Grace Church par
sonaGe. By Rev. IL T. Randolph, ID. d.
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Saloons Closed Early .

On account Of the holiday many liquor
saloons IN Wilmington closed at 6 clock
io-t 4A.ha
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LISTEN |,

Tho ypice II Prudence calls loud
" ~ Buy Right Nov ~ ihs oIoah-
ing you ran iiqe
All in Stock
Every Summer suri and III NJ
he original pDces. uouo 81 whlru
csu bc duplicated today
so. s25. $40 Suits
G,ocd Solid Values 10 an KIM
ard ~ilk Mixture SUITE. N~u
and Young Mon Mr>iols IN err.
aiIe
s35. Sfn. g5n Sutq
special STYLES and Mako u 'tr
Finest W'Drvfcd and lufrtshed 4
%eat Patterns
Al Clothing Tor summer
With Hate @hpos md b9ru
irgs
MULLINS HOME STORE
9Th and Market
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Mrs. g. l.. Beard is in New Or
leans with her little granddaughter
Harriet Sutton, to spend the last
few days with her daughter Beulah
who goes to Italy with the Danna
unit, of which Mr.. Ross Breazeale
is also a member, within the next
few days,
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rooms to the rear. where Rev. Mr.
Terry cordially gave welcome and
Rev. G. e. Carroll follow d in Il
short address, then story telling.
jokes and connundrums followed
and one bright flash drew a raspon
ding spark and for an hour or two
wit and repartee held high revel
Hi! presto, change! the men disap
peared and heavily ladened, bear
ing their burdens cheerfully, reap
peared as suave and dextrous wal
tiers and such hugh quantities of de
licious cherry topped ice cream and
big Dlatters of cakes were served
before at any party, the men quiet
ly but .pointedly observing that
they were doing unto others as they
would be done by.
1t was a very late hour before
the crowd separated after a most
enjoyable evening.
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The Cinderellas were delightful
ly entertained by Miss Suzette
Inter Wednesday after noon when
the time was spent in the usual bu
sy manner. Miss CoralIe Henry
Mines Himel and Joe Caspari were
guests. After enjoying the delic-
lous brick cream and cakes, the
members decided unanimously that
from now on that instead of serv-
ing refreshments, each hostess
would give a certain amount to the
Red Cross, and the weekly reunions
would be all the more enjoyabls
knowing that the Club was adding
a neat amount to the al
ways yawning exchequer of this
wonderful organization.
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w. w. TYSON,
Secretary.

Lieutenant H. P. Breazeale who
S stationed at San Antonio, spent
Wednesday here en- route to Baton
Rouge and New Orleans and re
turn in time to begin Monday as
one. of The instructors detailed for
the Officers Training School at
Camp Travis on Monday
A most unusual party was given
Friday night, 'get-to-gether" a
fair, which proved thoroughly en-
Joyable. 1t was given at the Bap-
fist Church with the men Of the con
gregation as hosts, a."d truly royal
hosts they proved, adopts in every
stage of the game, from the plann-
ing, of the artistic decorations, cor
dial welcome accorded the guests,
entertainment, serving of refresh
ments aud speeding of the parting
Great brass jardiniers aad bowls
of lovely flowers were. artisticalIy
arranged in the pretty ediface, a
picture of. our Woodrow and many
flags giving the finishing touches.
: After receiving the guests they
were usherec into the Assembly
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| Mrs. Lily Barlow reached home
| from New Orleans during the week
} with her daughter, Sadie, upon
) whom she has been in attendance
for the pas two'months at SAM
tarium in that city. Miss Sadie
stood the trip home very we'll and
is convalescing very SATISFACTORY ly
since her return home. Her sister
Myrna also returned from her sch
DOL.
Mr.. T. H. McNeely came over
from Coltax to spend Sunday with
his wife and children who are visit
ing relatives here, and went over
to Canpti early Monday to escort
his mother, who reached here in
time to welcome her new grandson,
the first born of Mr.. and Mrs G. J.
Greene Jr.
Mems canvas oxfords, white and
palm beach at
--SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. |. }. Brook and
son motored to Shreveport Satur-
day, Mr.. Brook returning the next
evening, but his wife and baby re-
NAMED for longer visit to her mo
Their.
1t is with keen regret that it is
learned that this charming young
couple will return to Shreveport to
make their home again, the begin
ming of next m )nth, as during the
three years they lived here, they
have made many friends who are
oathe to see them depart.
The National Red Cross will launch
It's Second War Fund Drive Mon
May 20. May II and Is have be
IN set aside as parade days through
,ut the country.
On Friday the 18th, at 3 o'clock |
yatchitoches will witness the larg I
st parade it has ever seen Tween +
y-three organization will take pa $
{ in it in characteristic uniforms. \
he lineup will extend from the Q
cot of Jefferson street to Normal Il
ate. Promptly at 3 o'clock the n
arade will move up St Denis to Fl
be Courthouse. Speeches will be il
,ade from. the courthouse steps by "
rominent orators and army officers R
Lillian Frances is the pretty W
anne of the little girl who was DO K
4 to Mr. and Mrs Frank u Kelly n
n last Sunday, W
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u
WHY
/ ADVERT ' Use.

| know that seven-tenths of adj
headaches haye their origin in
,straineekYisions %.4sals0 know that
correctly fitted glasses will entire
Jy relieve the Headaches BY re-
moving the cause. Scarcely a.day
passes that 1*do not relieve some
sufferer through my knowledge Of
making and fitting glasses. Lam
anxious that all sufferers should
know there IS 'atemedy so simple,
This is one reason why l advertise.
Come and'iet me test your eyes
at DIR. Reeds Office, ,Natchitoches,
May 1879 26.. 49,
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NOTICE


The executive committee at NEE
ting to be held at the Normal Sch
DOL, May So, 1918, willreceive bids
for the handling of the funds of the
State Normal Alumni Association
for the two~years beginning ,June1
1918. Bids should be sealed. State
interest rate to be allowed on daily
balances, and be delivered to the
undersigned by - NJ, May "a, 10
10.
w. w. TYSON,
Secretary
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Mr.. DIN Hicks, who was called
to Wichita Falls, Texas to the bee
side of his brother Jim who was OF
Grated on for appendicitis. and wa
very illreturned home Monday leaV
ing him on the road to recovery.
Gasoline station at
HOODS GARAGE
Mrs. l. Lucas and daughter left
for Alexandria Saturday morning
and from there went to Hot Springs
ARK for the benefit of Mrs. Lu-
cas- health,
Solid color voiles in gray, coral
and copen at
-SEMMELNAN'S
Messrs. O. F. Himel, D. j. Hy-
ans and G. E. DeBlieux went to
Lafayette Friday night to attend
the X. G. initiation, returning on
Tuesday.
Childrens black Milan straw hats
at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Representatives Breazeale and
Cox and Senator Cunningham left
On Sunday for Baton Rouge to be
present at the opening of the Leg
stature.
New arrivals in wolfe dresses and
wash skirts
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Levin McCook who is sta
Toned at Ellington Field, enjoyed
short furlough with home folks
ast week, his brother James COM
ng from Abbing ton for the reun-
IN.
New batwings and four in hands
lst received. ID
-SEMMELMAN'S
Charles the Third made his ap
earance in the home of Mr.. and
[rs q j Green Monday morning {
, the joyof the whole family.
Mems summer suits, Pain Beach I
dor, $3.50 at Il
-SEMMELMAN.S f
Mr.. P. A. Sompayrac of New :.
rleans was the guest of his sister !.
RS. Lily Ducournau. on Tuesday .
hen he paid a business visit to :
atchitoches.
DIR Friedman, our we'll known ),
'tometrist, who is now located ;.
our city, will be home next :
lnday. for all the week. May 10
26. Be sure to see him and let
N test your eyes, at DR.. Reeds
ice. ess. In
VS.
Mrs. g. l.. Beard is in New Or .
ms with her little granddaughter !
arriet Sutton, to spend the last C
W days with her daughter Beulah /
40 goes to Italy with the Danna ]
lit, of which Mr.. Ross Breazeale /
also member, within the next I
W days, a
FOR SALE {
Ripe Cherries, in largo or small
lantities. Phone 2O4.
FOR SALE.
House and lot in desirable loca-
IN. d
Apply to
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PERSONAL
And
OTHERWISE

DeVoe's Forecast: May 18th
heavy rains. 18th. to 10Th. blustery
goth. to E1st. warmer. 22nd. 10 %
I'd. sultry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl English of Ro
heline spent Saturday in town.
Judge G. V. Porter is holding
court in Alexandria this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cook of
Shreveport were week end visitors,
Yard wide silk poplin in sand,
rose, copen, white and black at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Miss Elite Levy left on Wednes-
day for Galveston to visit her bro
Their, DR.. Noise Levy, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Gallon of Hy
ans were among the week end visi
tors.
Sole agents for the Studebaker cars in
Natchitoches and Red River parishes
HOODS GARAGE
Mrs. John Dominique has return
ed from Patterson where she was
called by illness.
Serpentine crepe, solid pink vel
low and layendar at
-SEMMELMAN'S
After spending the past few wee
ks in New Orleans, Mrs. d. j. Hy
ans has returned home much i'm
proved in health.
After visit of some length to
her daughters in Bradley Ark. and
Runkie, Mrs. Edward Phillips re-
turned home Monday night.
Specially good values in solid viii
te voiles and orga1dies +
-sEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. John Trichel spent few
days here last week en- route from
her old home in Washington. La.
to Shreveport.
Petticoats in white Saline and pom q
gee petticoats in seasonable colors
- -SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Weaver and |
sister, Mrs. Childs, left on Satur-
day night for Hot Springs, Arkan
sas, to spend a few weeks.
New offering in wash. pants at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs Carl Henry came down from
Coushatta where she is teaching to {
Join her husband who had five
day furlough, which he enjoyed
with homefolks.
Prompt service, careful attention and
reasonable rates at
HOODS GARAGE
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FOR SALE

One 6 cylinder, Z passenger Stu
debaker car. In good condition.
Call on Marco Barlow at the,
Post Office.
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GROWING HOGS

For a hog to be profitable he
must be kept growing from birth
to marketing age. He cannot be
profitable unless he is healthy. He
can always be in a profit-produc-
ing condition if he is fed B. A.
Thomas Hog Powder. We posi-
lively tell you that this remedy
prevents cholera, removes worms
and cures THUMBS. If the powder
does not make good. we will.
LEOPOLD LEVY.
NATCHITOCHES, La.
FOR SALE
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LIABILITIES SOMEWHAT LESS.
Continued from Page u

Balance after orders are
paid, l,l9S.54
r. c. Adams, treasurer, in account
with the road commissioner:
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No More Rheumatism
Torturing Pains and Swollen Joints
Vanish When Rheuna is Used.

At last real remedy for rheumatism,
And a good one it must be when Will
tred f Root and good druggists every
where sell it on the no-cure no-pay ba-
sis
Rheumatics should hail the news with
great rejoicing. for it is surely remark
able remedy and has a record Of almost
unbelievable cures Read what j. f. Oil
yer of Albany. Ga, says about it:
i had sciatic rheumatism for two
years, and tried every medicine offered
or rheumatism. Tried many doctors,
was treated at one of the best southern
sanatoriums. and if | improved any | did
not realize it. | am a conductor on the
Central of Georgia railroad, and had Sc
cured pass to Hot Springs, Ark, to take
treatment. About that time | saw Rheu
ma advertised and concluded to try it. |
lbandoned my trip, took three bottles.
md now feel as well as ever. | am going
20 make everybody | see who has rheuma-
ism try It. | would not take hundred
thousand dollars for what Rheuma has
done for me. | would rather be dead
han live as | was before the use of
Rheuma'
II YOU have rheumatism in any form,
fon't delav-try Rheuma today. large
bottle. sufficient for two weeks treatment,
$ not expensive. and your money back
i i does not give you quick and joyful
relief Adv.
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BAD COLD? HEADACHY
AND NOSE STUFFED
'Pape's Cold Compound ends colds
and grippe in few
hours.

Take ''Pape IS Cold Compound every
two hours until you have taken three
doses, then all grippe misery goes and
your cold will be broken. 1t promptly
opens your clogged-up nostrils and the
air passages of the head; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound, which may be bought
at any drug store. 1t acts without as
sistance, tastes nice, and causes no in
convenience. Accept no substitute
Advt.
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FOR SALE-One 2-tenement house,
~ rooms, large lot, good location; one
3-tenement house, 10 rooms Both in
frst.class repair, modern plumbing,
electric lights; gilt edge investments.
George $. Holden, Agent, 10 Organ St.
2S7-tf
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WANTED-House and barn, with
garden. Address House, Reformer Of
fee. 3OO-3O5*