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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
THE CLOUDS ARE LIFTING
A MAN NEVER KNOWS HOW BEAUTl

A MAN NEVER. KNOWS HOW BEAUTIFUL THE
earth is until he has taken shelter from threat
ened Storm and then after the floods precpitated
upon the earth and the wind had spent itself and the
out and shows trees pastures fields houses and
all against the rereatiag and thunderous fHmbng cloud.
1t is then he can look out all that nature has and know
that this old world is lovely world and to the who
looks for there good enough for all and to spare
Bogalusa is opening her eyes to just such con-
dition For many weeks the sky has been overcast with
threatening clouds Monday of this WeekBoga1usa awak
ened to the fact that the storm had passed Sunday and
that there promise of sunshine and industrial peace
Under the rays Of such light Bogausa looks beautiful
Here we have condition that is found rarely in a
lumber town. Our daughters have brought to them in the
Y W. A. the best talent and leadership that the
hood of America affords 1t is privilege to daugh-
ter where she have the delightful advantages of such
IN institution is the local Y W. c. A. The same may
be said for young regarding the NJ c. A. Here
have nature at its best Situated far enough inland to
eliminate the mosquitoes BogaUsa is close enough to the
Gulf to temper the summer The air at its best
mixture and in no city in the South is there to be found
higher skill in medical and surgical science than here
Bogalusa is Independent city By the suffrage of
her voters her officers chosen and her laws made
and executed not by townsite company but by the
who represent the honest choice of honest voters AS for
wages housing conditions hours of work. the atmosphere
of the worker and all the little odds and ends oil work
ing mans life, much could be said When comparisons
made it is hard to find town better in these respects
and easy to find them It would appear that the
future will reveal these conditions gradually shaping
themselves to the betterment of the working classes
that Bogausa may be the Magic City of satisfied
workingmen
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
SUPERIOR CAST IN
FAIRBANKS LATEST

Douglas Fairbanks new Aircraft
picture, "The Kickerbocker Bucka.
roo" will be shown at the Magic City
Theater tonight Thursday. The
production besides having the ener-
getic Doug in the leacing role, can
also boast remarkable supporting
cast, it is said.
Marjorie Daw, playing the femi.
nine lead, takes the part of Mer.
cedes, a'beautiful young girl with
whom Doug falls in love. Miss Daw
has played prominent parts in some
Of Mr.. Fairbanks greatest film sue
cesses, including "He Comes Uu
Smiling Arizona and others, and
her work in this picture, it is said,
even eclipses her past efforts. viii
liam Wellman, as the brother of the
girl, will have an excellent part.
The ability OF Frank Campeau to
forcefully.. 0npt over" any crook or
villain part%S we'll known throughout
the film world. In this picture he
further establishes himself as mas.
ter screen villain. Mr.. Campeau has
played the heavy in many Aircraft
pictures starring Fairbanks.
Edythe Chapman plays the part of
brakes mother. Her work as "Aunt
Polly" in ''Tow Saver" and "Huck
and Tom" will be recalled, as well
as in many other Paramount and
Aircraft films. The role of the ban
dit is played by Albert McQuarrie. a
semi-heavy man, who does full JUS
tice to the part.
Albert Parker, who directed Carl
zona," the last Fairbanks success,
also directed this picture. Hugh Nc
Chung and Glen Mac Williams pho
tographed the scenes.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
Clear, Pedc1y SGin
Awaits Anyone M
Drinks Hot Ws
says an inside bath. ssis,. II.
last helps Us look ID 4: I
clean, sweet fresh

Sparkling and v,v.,..
Orlgnt, alert-a good, clsss 1T, ~
q natural, rosy, healthy eo ~
are assured only by pnre 9 ".
only every man and wnra s laaaa
induced to adopt the n ras.a.s ella
PAIN PAIN, what gratifying chsnsss aaa
take place. Instead Of tha ssa, Eellla
sickiy, anaemtc.looline ! n s,.ss q I
competitions; instead 81 4. go
audes OF nerve wrecks as.s ~ nls
brain Tags" and nas.s, NY
should 81 see a virile, optimislI1 u q
u rosy-cheeked people eves =
An inside bath Ii had NJ M No.
each morning, before hs Y as!
glass Of real hot water MI
spoonful of limestone nhosps sA
70 wash from the stomach T Hss.
neys and ten yards 81 bowa - 49, ~
vious days indigestible wasls
lamentations and nolsnSs
cleansing. sweetenir. ana
the entire alfmentary essss IS.
putting more food into tbe sl.,s:.s
Those subject to SICK llss IssI's j
iousness, nasty breath. rhss~slIs
colds; and particulars thosa 3 s 81 vs..
a pallid, sallow Complexion IN =.
are constipated very often ~ 80
to obtain a quarter pound 81 IImssl;sss
phosphate at the drug store ssas
will cost but a tribe, but il snl,
to demonstrate the quick ana gss..s
able change in both health allll 4
ance, awaiting those who uVaclIaa
ternal sanitation. We ml1.k
Der that inside cleanliness Il se' n
portant than outside. becaI1sa A. 81
does not absorb impurities 4 rs
taminate the blood while tha sIs 4
the thirty feet Of bowels Id
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
Ayers Brings Hammond Farmers

Walter S. Ayers, the ever-active
industrial representative of the N. O..
G. N. railroad, has been inBogalusa
for several days plotting bunch of
Hamomnd farmers ever the farming
region adjacent to Bogalusa. Take
a tip from the Enterprise: If some
of the Hammond type Of farmers get
started around Bogalusa this will be-
come one of the greatest berry and
small fruit markets in the South.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
BOXING BOARD SAYS
1T ENDED IN THIRD

New York, July 14.-The Board
OF Boxing Control, in an official
statement issued tonight, announced
that but forty-seven seconds of the
third rest period had elapsed in the
Dempsey-Willard bout when Will
iards seconds tossed towel into the
the ring as token OF defeat.
The board also deciGed that the
bout at Toledo on July 4 ended in
the third round. These decisions
were made as a result of numerous
inquiries received from all parts of
the country. The statement was de-
MED that W. Warren Barbour, time
keeper, had stated the bout ended in
the fourth round.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
T. 3. BENNETT

The Enterprise is authorized to
announce that T. E. Bennett is a
candidates for the Democratic NOM
nation and reelection as representa-
tive Of Washington parish in the
Louisiana Legislature, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primary
to be held in January, 1920.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
PROHIBITION WORKING HERE

ROGALUSA MAY CONGRATULATE HERSELF IN
that prohibition, when backed by national law pro-
hibs locally. In the City Court of Bogalusa we are in
where there were four before that date Those who are
enmeshed in the folds of the law are for the most
the men who are habtua alcoholics In that they are
to be ped and not censured and arrangements should
be made to provide them with medical treatment to en-
able them to get grip their will power and nerves
that they may in the future avoid the trouble that al
coho brings.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17

Professor F. c. Ratliff, superin-
tendent of the Bogalusa public
schools, is in Amite City where he
viii remain until Saturday. While
out of the city he has been busy
completing the list of teachers for
next year. It is expected that the
names of all the teachers will be
ready for announcement in the near
future,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
MURPHY ]. SYLVEST

The Enterprise is authorized to
announce that Murphy ]. Sylvest is
a candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination for representatives of Wash
ington parish in the Louisiana Leg
islature, subject to the decision of
the Democratic primary to be held in
January, 1920.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
FOR SHERIFF
7 r RATEMAN

d II D<A 4 L14hA1A4N
The Enterprise is authorized to an
nounce that j. E. lBateman is a can
didate for the Democratic non1ina-
tion for Sheriff of Washington par
.ish, subject to the action of the DEM
ocratic primary to be held in January.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
PUTS THEM m q.

The Washington RI.
Aus tPan str j. treating g is II
which not only puts s. aeN avn
shade, but brings a. s s..s oOys
t to the face Of A. n nTaslss
takes shelter behind Il. pona
ing IN the office Of Is sa'se
homestead Association. = ha
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
S. E. MORRIS

The Enterprise is authorized to
announce that S. E. Morris is a can
didate for the Democratic nomina-
ton and reelection to the office of
assessor of Washington parish, sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratic
primary to be held in January, 1920.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
WE BEG TO PRESENT THE FOLLOWING EDITOR
ia taken from the Chicago Tribune of the issue of

WE BEG TO PRESENT THE FOLLOWING EDITOR
ia taken from the Chicago Tribune of the issue O.
July q s1 ss-e4a-1
E'The race situation in Chicago is growing worse
and will continue to grow worse until competent re-
medal measures are undertaken Will we undertake
them now or will we wait until some shocking tragedy
Stlrs up into belated action?
There is no clear course to take, but there can
not be clear course until effort is made to find
Obviously, the city officials should assume the lead
Obviously they should be joined by the industries
which have been chiefly responsible for the influx of
Southern negroes. Among these the packing indus
try is thG most important, both in the number of
groes employed and in wealth.
1T not enough to furnish strangers work. New J
arrivals cannot provide themselves with homes They
must pay rent in homes already built It is the crowd
ing of negroes into neighborhoods formerly excu-
svey inhabited by white people that is causing the
y present disorder and threatening future disaster
More homes must be built for the constantly ncreas-
ing flow Of Southern negroes They must be pro-
: Wded by the industries calling for these negroes
~ If The industries fail to provide such housing
accommodations they will share with the city author
tiles responsibility for the grave disorders which are
almost certainly ahead of us"
1t is of than passing Importance that the editor
of the Tribune is agtated what is present disorder
and promises to be future disaster" There two
classes concerned First the negro himself and second
the man who depends upon labor The South needs the
negro The negro trained to perform the work that is
offered in the South and all the problems of race rea
onshp have been worked out Here the negro pros
per and advance along lines that have been laid out for
the good of all concerned.
In the North it is different There is found white Ia
Dor trained in the work that is offered The negro at
finds himself against work, new people and con-
dons He acquires the hatred instantly of the white la
borer who is displaced His fellow colored of the
North has been petted somewhat because he curl
osty. Now, the Southern negro arrives in tranload
lots with his family and settles in among the white people
resentment appears and there is promised trouble East
St Louis gave fine lesson to the negro to what
Northern city will do when conditions become suggestive
Chicago will endure the invasion of the negro until the
breaking point is reached and then Chicago will shoot him
down like dog Not the negro who amuck or COM
mits an unspeakable crime but the people who are black
the negro of the South wishes to know the truth let
him be persuaded that the South is where he belongs Let
him know for certainty that here he has work and well
come but that the agent social agtator who would lift
him from his moorings and cast him forth is mis- enemy
and is only setting him adft to land wreck against the
rocks Of social storms and economic disorder.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
FOR ASSESSOR
q w MAGEE

The Enterprise is authorized to
announce that G. w. Magee is a
candidate for the Democratic noni-
nation for assessor OF Washington
parish, subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary to be held in
January. go.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
NEW AWNINGS FOR JONES

The Jones Drug Store has made
arrangements to join the awning
group on Austin street and shut out
the fine July sun. The awnings have
been purchased and the contract let
for their erection and within few
days another firm viii be in the
shade.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
New Entrance for City Drug Store

Emmett Hall, the enterprising
druggist at the corner of Austin
street and Alabama avenue, has be-
gun work on new corner opening.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements for Parish Polit-
zeal Offices $3.50 payable in advance.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
N THE POLITICAL CAULDRON THE CANDIDATES

for governor of the fair state of Louisiana are pour
ing forth their bits of brief BULL and it is hard to keep
from thinking of little poem:
"Fiet of fenny snake,
In the cauldron boil and bake;
Eye of newt and toe of frog,
Wool of bat and tongue of dog,
Adders fork and blnd-Worm's sting
Lizards leg and owlets wing
For charm of powerful trouble,
Like hell-broth boil and bubble"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17

MO, MY DEAR, 1T is NOT INTENDED TO USE THE
~ Enclosure behind those new board fences as cow
pasture Bogalusa will still have the pleasure of meet
ing kth kin and kline with leaves their horns
and their breath sweetened by lawn grass and sweet Viii
liams
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17

CAWMILL OPERATORS ARE REQUESTED, WE ARE
- told, to insist having all men employed examined
for contagious and social diseases It is happy thought
that even heads of corporations do not take all the advice
given them.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17

'TNHERE OUR NAVY STANDS IS THE HEADLINE
w of news item in an exchange. 1t seems, from the
evidence in the case, that navy does not stand but
floats. We have standing army but floating navy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
Sc EVTARA QUE LOS VICIOSOS ALCANCEN FL
"PARAISO ARTIFICIAL" De LA EMBRfAGUEZ
Los iutennperantes han encontrado en- las drogas 10 que ne
cesitan para inEoxicar su naturaleza habltuada al a'cohol;
yahora Sc trata de regular la Ueuta de aqueIlas drogas

estan proporcionando 4 los afectos
4 los p~laceres baquicos ell ma enten-
dido de Ia e~mbriaguez.
Como acontcce que cl que aiguna
vez Sc ha colocado en- la pendlenVe
resbaladiza del vicio, dificilmente
| puede volver hacia Ia Senda dc Ia
Temperament. la mayor parte dc los
que M pueden vivir sin intoXicar 81
~naturaleZa con bebidas embrlagan-
ties, al declararsc Ell prohibiclonlSmo
en- ell Estado de Texas, tuVleron que
aguzar SUI ingenio para perslstlr en-
| sus vieias practicas, hablendo encon-
trade en- las boticas 10 CUE les era
| ~neceSario.
Por este motive, Ell las oflclnaS
dc policia Sc han viSto o frecuen-
cia individuos que en- estado de en-
briaguez han sido levantados de la
viz publica. Y las autoridades MILL
tares que llegaron a castlgar a uh
buen numero de SoldadoS que en-
contraron en- estado de embriaguez'
l~levaron a cabo una minucloSa lnVes-
tigaci0n. llegando al conoclmlento dc
que tantc los civiles como los militia
res estan obteniendo los eiementoS
para em~briagarse, de algunos de los
~lugares mencionadoS.
Diversas medicines de patente ne
chas a base de alcohol, glngers y
otras preparedness son las que es-
tan propcrc;onando a los relnclGen-
res manera de aScender al "paralso
artificial
Una denuncia.
En- vista de este. las autorldades
nilitares cue. como antes decumos,
on las oue e~fectuaron Sobre el asun-
20 una minuciosa Investigation, han
enviado una information al Abogado
del Distrito. probando que en- varlaS
de las droglerias de San Antonio
Sc estan vendiendo 4 los civiles Y a
los militares drogas alcoholics, con
las u Sc esta produciendo Ia m
briaguez de los que las ccmpran.
Dicha information ha sido turna-
da a la Corto Federal Y. Segun IN
formes que hemos reccgido. Sc vera
muy pronto Ell el Gran Jurado con
el fin dc determinarse que medldaS
de5er tomarse sobre cl particular.
Una contribution especial
En.re tarto V como sin autorlza-
cion expresa no podria impedirse la
venta de medicinaS de patente. que
son las que especialmente estan STEM
do usadas para proporcionar en-
hriaglez. 81 Official de las Oficinas
de Cortr,buciones de Ia ciudad, qulen
Sc haya mteresaGo en- e. a~sunto, ha
manifestado qua va estudiar 81 es
possible imponer q todas las drogue-
rias una nueva contribution, retl-
riendose esta u Ia hcencia que paga-
ban las cantinas Y S~alones para ven
der bebidas embriagantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
Honras f1nebres en- honor de
los marines del Jorge

TAMPICO, lamps, Febrero 5.-Ei
Centre Espanol de este puerto, de a.
cuerdo con la Beneficencia, mando
que Sc celebraran de n manera So
lemne unas honras funebres en- memo
ria de los marriages del George,
cuyos cadaveres Sc han lido reccgiendo
a medida' que las olas los arroJan a
Ia playa. Los oficios de que Sc trata
Sc c~elebraron en- ia Iglesia Parroquial
de aaui, oficiando Ell canonigo d. Ma
nueI'P. Viramontes, V a ellos asistio
cast toda la sociedad del puerto, entire
la que las victimas de la tragedia te-
niian marcaGas y sinceras slmpatlas.
Ell concrete en- general cerro sus
puertas en- senal de duelo.
A~ctiyidades de la Camare de Concrete
En- vista del gran movlmlento CO.
nercial que cada dia Sc va notando
en- ell puerto, Ia camara dc este ramo
Sc dirigio a la Conpania TfEsatlan-
tica Espanola, a fin de lograr que
esos im~portantes barcos toquen este
puerto en- su ruta con Ia America. Sc
tiene Ia seguridad de que esta meJo-
"a Sc lograra con gran beneflcio pa
"a los negocios del puerto y en- gene
raj para todos los del pals.
Tambien Sc hacen gestiones con las
companies de SECURES en- ell sentldo de
conseguir una reduction de Quotas
en- los SECURES maritimos, de un Gin
cuenta por %ciento, Quotas que habian
aumentado de modo considerable a
causa de las in~seguridades que ORE
clan los mares con motive de Ia que
RIA.
Este honorable cuerpo acordo en- ul-
timas s%essiones c~ontrolar los servicios
publicos de rastro : aqua potable, y so
thre este particular csta va en- en-
tendimiento con ell Ayuntamiento de
Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
PUBLICATION SOLICITADA

Ger reclame a su publication, motive
por cl que con esta pOndre punto
final 4 tan oprobiosa discussion; ade-
mas, 70 no soy capaz para sostener
una polemica con listed Y menos con
sus celebres co~laboradores. Espera-
re, 81. una oportuuidad favorable para
explicarme mejor o tener medios mas
contundentes que demostrarle. No
So. senior. 81 ire a Veracruz o 4 donde;
81 creo que de estar ALI, listed no es-
tara muy lejos V espero entonces ms
pirarma Ell su indomable valor Y ho-
nor; tambien ALI, senior, no sera ex-
trano vuelva a correr, pues este solo
lie ~acontece a los que siqulera media
namente alguna vez nos eXponemoS.
"a que listed, senior, nunca ha CORR
do, V menos su charlatan gacctlllero?
Concluyo diciendo q listed que 81 Is
labor que hoy tiene listed e~mprendida
conmigo desde tan larga distancia, ed
aquellos dias Ia hubiera listed hecho
contra un gobierno tan immoral, que
como me abardon6 a mi, 10 mismo hi
20 con las demas divisiones del pals,
asi como con t2ntos cientos de BRA
EOS, que en- aquel lugar tambiGn me
abandonaron Y los hubiera listed esti-
mulado V ~llevadoIes municiones Y CO.
mida, hoy tai veZ no estuvieramos mu-
chos aqui nj listed tratando empiri-
camente asuntos que no conoce a
fondo Y por 10 mismo no esta capaci-
taGo para tratarlos.
Los senores LoZano Y Terrazas, en-
su extremada bondad por un caido,
han dado lugar en- las Columns de
sus diarios a mis- desalinados escritos
sir eStipendio alguno, pero de esa
hoTdad no debo abusar; ademas, repe-
tire siempre siempre que no me con-
Siderare suficienta para enfrentarme
con listed Y menos con ell SESUDO
periodista Martin Gala. En- Ia plena
segIridai de q no me defendere mas
contra IN enemigo q Gesciende a te-
rrenoS q solo gacetilleros de alquiler
aceptan, dejo a 81 c~olillero siga ad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
Una sola dosis hace
que eI resfriado
desaparezca. No
contiene qulnlna
Ell Compuesto de Pape para los Res
friadOS (Pape's Cold CompOund)
quita EN- pocas horas Ia gripa
o resfriadoS.
Ell ALIvIO ES IMMEDIATE

Una dosis aplicada cada dos no
ras. despues de que Sc han tornado
tres, acabarI con gr!pa Y des-
terrara IN severe resfriado. "a sea
u Sc halle localiZado en- Ia cabeza,
en- e. pecho o en- los muSculos.
Con gran eficacia despeia Ia ca
beza Y limpia Ia nariz Y por 10 tan
to facilita Ia respiration Y con clio
quita el dolor de cabeza; desapare-
ce Ia fjcbrc, ell dslor de garganta Y
Sc deja de e]stornudar.
No permanezca acatarradO, Des-
peie su cabeza. NADIA en- el mundo
es tan eficaZ como Ia .Pape's Cold
Compound" IN que puede adQuirir
Dor unos cuantoS centavoS en- cual-
Guiera botica o drogueria. Qbra sin
Ia ayuda de otro medicamento: es muy
agradablc Y no origina ninguna mo-
ieStia. Fijese b!en en- comprar la
original. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

Auuuue Ia ciudad de San Antonio,
Sc encuentra regida deSde hace ITEM
DO 4 esta parte por disposiciones e.
minentemente prohibicionistas y aun-
que las autoridades civiles y militia
res eiercen una activa vigliapcla con
el fin de que tales disposiciones no
sean contravcnidas, Sc ha notado, a
pe:ar de TODD, que los ndividuoS que
no pueden vivir sin ponerse dc vez
en- cuando mas ALA del bien y del
NAL" por medic de las bebidas alco-
h6licas, suelen encontrar con lamen-
table frecuencia medios de a!canzar
el "paraiso artificial que Ia embria-
guez les proportions.
Las drogas como e!enentos de vicio
Al efecro, n son va los conner
ciantes clandestinoS que furtivamen>
te trafican con los viejos licores que
4 precios baios solian venderse en-
las cantinas Y saloues, Y que a ralz
del prohibicioHisnlo Y mucho tempo
despues Sc eStuvieron venlienco a
orecios fabulosos. con iran peiigro
lie comercianteS V compradoreS, Ia
a parte de los cuales han tent
10 que pagan cuantioas multas n
comparecer ante la juSticia, son a
hora las drogas diverSas las que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

ouiricndo celebridad.
De listed como siempre, senior, 81
respetuoso alto. y S. S.
Salvador r. Mercado.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-12

Fer Rent: Garage on the Mrs. Alice
ground floor. 10 lady at my residence
2t-p. Allie D0dds
Fresh sausage Tuesday and Friday
-Bettersworth-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-12

O. Behyner Geehighm) of sheldon School Of saeanshp
The Roman OF
the Rdrath Chau'auqua Mr. Bymer business one q"
entrnnong enterprise or Fi interest," 10 every
and child This lecture which everyone Interested "a nHng
onowIng
his lecture
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-12

All children troubled with worms have an IN
Lenthy color. which indicates poor blood. and a.
rule there Is more OF less stom-ch disturbance.
GROVE 5 TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. inn
prove the digestion. and act General Strength
enine Tonic 10 the whole system. Nature will theo
throw of dispel the worms and the Child will lie
in perfect health. Pleasant take. Coo per bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-12


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