South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1914 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

B. 0. P. THINKS IT

HAS aHE ON MOOSE

Counts On Early Convention to Steal Plunder of Progressives and Promote Grand Rush Back to Its Ranks.

I.VD1ANAPOUS, Marc,h 4. After fixing April 'Z'l-'l'i as the dates for the nxt republican state convention, confirm !ns the appointment by Statu Ch.airir.au Will S. Hays of L. U. Henley as .state secretary, the members o the stat'.- central committee late yesterday discussed plans for the comnm' campaign. What was generally endorsed as the sentiment of the republican party leaders In regard to the issues on which the party will appeal to the people of the state in the coming campaign for congressional, senatorial and state olhces, was outlined in a statement made by Charles Remy, former reporter of the Indiana, supreme court. Little or nothing was heard regarding who shall be chosen to make the so-called "keynote" speech as temporary chairman. There was a' general feeling that someone who is nt ofjensive to the progressives should liave this honor, which means that none of those who have held the reins jn that capacity in the past would get the lienor this year. A boom was inaugurated at the meeting of the state committee for Judire Quir.cy A. Myers, of Logansport, member of the Indiana supreme eutirt, for tli" United states senatorship. It i not positively known, however, that he would accept the task. He i at present the only republican in he state capitol elected by the people's otes. By placing the convention ahead of th" bull moosers the republicans admit hoping to steal all the thunder that the summer months might concentrate. The state committee and Lincoln league will co-operate in the campaign, the committee appoint a district chairman for the league in each of the thirteen districts and a member from (Mi !i district for the executive board "f the league, the whole organization to lie at the beck and call of the state committee. Will It. Wood, of Lafayette, was here during the meeting and. while b.e made no definite anour.cement of his candidacy for congress in the Tenth district, he said he "guessed" be'd be a candidate. Charles A. (Iicathouse will have no opposition for the democratic renomination for state superintendent of public instruction. Samuel L. Scott, of Jeffersotwille. in a formal letter to .Mr. (Ireathousc the first of the week".' announced his withdrawal and called on all friends to support Creathouse. This left the field free for the present incumbent. He will be the only democratic candidate without opposition, it now appears.

FIRST USE OF HESINOL STOPS TERRIBLE ITCH

When Other Treatments Gave Xo Ke lief SufTereil i:iglit Yours, Ihit Jloinol C u ml in a Week.

Jan. 27, 1014: "I suffered over eight years with eczema. It started in one little place and kept spreading until it coverei my hands. My hands looked like they had been burned by tire and peeled off in large pieces until they were only raw liesh. I was told it was eczema. It itched and burned me so that I could not sleep at night. I tried all sorts of oczema salves and one prescription after another but nothing pave me any relief until I tried Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment, and after the first applica

tion my hands never Itched or burned J

again, and were well in one week. . i want every sufferer from eczema to know that they can find a cjre in Kesinal." (Signed) Miss Ethel Scott, Ml Is tead, Ga. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for nineteen years, for all sorts of skin troubles, pimples, dandruff, sores, ulcers, burns, wounds and piles. Every druggist sells Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, but for trial size, free, write to Dept. 2-R, Resinol, Raltimore, Md. Do not be deceived by imitations. Advertisement.

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MRS. HEPPNER IS FREED Was Charged With Aiding Conspiracy Against Clarence S. Funk.

CHICAGO, March 4. Miss Aileen Heppner was found not guilty of conspiracy in connection with the John C. Hcnning-Clarence S. Funk conspiracy case, by a jury In Chief Justice McDonald's court Tuesday. She was also acquitted of the perjury charge which was part of the indictment against her. The verdict of acquittal was a surprise. Recause the jury remained in chambers ail night, it was believed that a deadlock existed.

hflURSDAY

Mr. T. Garland SUITS

COATS

DRESSES

Miss M. Vahlert

MILLINERY

Tea Room Our Special 35c Luncheon. Hamburr Roast Murhrom o Mashed Potatoes Swedish Rye or Corn Bread Apple Pie or Bread Pudiin Tea or Cotiee

Mrs. S. Morley

RIBBONS Miss H. Beyer

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SECRET SERVICE MEN INVESTIGATING RETURNS Thorough Trobe Will be Made to see That All Rijr Ineonics Are iieportcd.

Ni:W YORK, March t. Cnited States secret service agents bean an investigation today t determine if persons sutje t to taxes on their incomes under the new law tiled fraudulent returns with the collectors of

internal revenue or concealed the!

amount of their incomes. Just ms in the enforcement of the laws relating to import duties, the government will see to it that every man and woman pays bis or her full .-hare of the new ta. Plans for onforcing the law to prevent frauds are said to be almost as perfect as

the government' ins evidence

Tlmrouirn investigation w

in everv case, it is under

it is suspet ted that I'nele Sam is beinu eheald by these fortunate enough to liave Incomes oer and a.hve the amounts exempted. I'igures for New York city so far .'is can be ascertained are: Total returns for New York city will amount to i.S. )'. of wnich U;:,000 are indi

vidual and li'i.cvo corporation. In the j trio to

Second Manhattan district, which is believed to lie the banner district, there have been liu.etMi individual and jr.tM)u corporation returns.

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i:iyj:u iakk. Theodore Y. Norcoff of Vashinston. 1. (.'., is a uest of his brother-in-law. F. W. Cleveland, RJoS Mishawaka av. Mrs. R. V Kemp of X. Ninth st. entertained at G o'clock dinner Tuesday cvtiiintf in honor of Mrs. Charles Rone: "f South Rend. James Rindroth, who has been visiting his brother, John I.indroth. has gone to Chicago for several days' visit with relatives before returning to Rockford, 111. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Tooley of Oakland, Ca.. have been visiting ?Jr. and Mrs. R. 1. Hirsch f S. Tweif.h st. Mr. and Mrs. Harden of vValkertou. Ind., are guests of their daughter. Mrs. Marshall Wiighi of S. Ninth

Miss Marie Rogers has recovered from a recent i'lness. IT. F. Rrooks lias returned from a visit at Fort Wayne. Ind. Miss Ruth Chamberlain entertained li: South Rend, River Park and Mishawaka friends Monday evening at her home south of the city. The evening was very pleasantly spent with music and games. At the close, of the evening the hostess served a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Kidth Cooper and daughter CJoIdio have returned to Chicago after n visit with Mrs. Cooper's parents. Mr. and .Mrs. J. R. Hammond of Clifford court. Mrs. Charles Duster of N. Ninth st. entertained at dinner Tuesday in honor of her daughter. Miss Irene

methods of obtain- i Miller's birthda.v anniversary. The against smugglers, j table was centered with the birthday

t ill be made cake with lighted candles?, stood, where i Mrs. I.e i Flo.wers will submit to

an operation at St. Joseph's hospital, Mishawaka, today. Arthur Whitakrr has returned from a. few weeks' visit at Rronson.

Mich. ! Howard Nelson of S. Seventh st. is?; ill. ' Kdward Rogers made a business I

:ikr.art Monday.

Jewel Whalry of Smith st. has been ill for several da vs. Miss Fay dray, 1001 S. Fifth st.. entertained a number of young lady friends in lienor of her birthday anniversary. The evening was very ideasantlv snent with music and

games. In the contests Miss Irene j Newcomh and Miss Pauline Kvans ,

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Curtain Draperies

29c Curtain Marquisette Tomorrow 19c. 300 yards Fine marquisette. Ecru, Beije and white, 42 inches wide worth 29c, Tomorrow 19c yd. Window Shades. We are exclusive agents for the celebrated Bremlin Cloth in all colors. Call up Mr. Jontz for free service in measuring and fitting. .

NEW SUITS AT $25.00. A superb skewing: of enp lrra& mc dels embracing (hi newest cloths. The Skirts ere of various tunic and draped designs s.nd the coats smartly cut yet alv.-ays in keeping- vrith good taste. 0:her Suits'at C15.C0, $19.75 and up to $50.00. NEW DRESSES AT 525.00. SLrset and zsismoan fnxs t Crrpe de Ckbzz zizd Taffetas, trimmed rath Hices and net tunings; the shirts re m pacierr eocxble run: and rutlle effects. z.rS are very chic ani fashianhte. All the ner shades are. included in all sizars. . 0 Other dresses at 515.00, 22.50 cp to $42.50. NEW BALMACAAN COATS $12.50 TO $25.00. We knou of no other coat that meets the needs of the average person for general utility wear. Made of rough coatings such as tweeds and worumbo chinchillas. They button close to the neck or can be worn open with reveres. Raglan sleeves, slashed wide pockets and mannish cuffs. NEW GOLFINE COATS AT $15.00. A very chic garment for every day wear. Made with ripple skirt effects in all the newest shades, NEW SKIRTS AT $5.00. Beautiful Skirts for semi-dress or business wear staple and fancy colors Panier, Minaret, Flounce and other popular ideas are presented. Other skirts at various prices.

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Ribbon

Neckwear Plain Taffeta and Moire Ribbons iii all colors, 5 or 6 inches wide; 25c value. We oiVcr tomorrow for ISc,

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have a line

do Chine that we

up in bows for 25c.

colors. No extra charges for making.

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Veilings, Shetland Veilin

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colors, special tomorrow. 59c.

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We have extended our utmost endeavors to make this department a show place for the latest models and Miss Vahlert sends you a special invitation to'see her newest spring offerings this week. Tailored and Semi-Dress Hats, black and colors, $5.00 to $12.00.

Art Department Third Floor Third Floor The teachings of the Paper Craft Art by the expert from the Dennison Paper Co. is becoming so popular we shall have to request the ladies to come early in the morning, as we liiui it i inpossible to accommodate the unusual crowds that come in

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TRIMMINGS We are showing a large assortment of Flowers, Wings and Feathers for the home milliner to select from 25c and 50c.

UNTRIMMED HATS. The shapes of all the latest designs you will find in black and colors.' Small and medium. All

Lessons start at f) a. m. and close at 5 p. m. Next Saturday (we wish to announce) has been reserved for teachers and school children.

in the above department. $1.50 to $3.95.

Pictorial Review Patterns

Prices Easter Decorations Orders will be taken now for any style oi Faster Decorations vou desires

Faster Lilies, Luncheon SeK Novelties for Ice Creams, or Patties, Vases, Baskets. Candle Shades. Call up Miss Heyer, Art Dept., for prices.

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News of Interest

To Polish Citizens

The r'-it't K.strin ronnv.itor. lle-j ;rs vitality. rxwlatos the tovrls. j 1ivt ami sttimat'h. If 1 lollistiT's j i:m-1;v Mountain Tea fails to relieve. : t uiir nionoy hat k. That'. fair, j Tt-a or TaMcts. CVonley Dru?

SOCIAL EVENTS.

Tin- Symphony orchestra of the Polish Falcons Z. Kulirki No. 1. will hold its rehearsal Friday evening in the

Store

Advt.

luncheon

were

favors

was pink j

lieiou two-conrse

: ! served. The iruest.

MR FRENCH W NS SU Tl v i-s. Kino. rnciMon vviivo ouu j w , Smith of i:ikiart Tna hns

heon a puest of his brother, ( .

; Smith of S. Kiirhth st.. this week. ; Miss Nettie Wentherwax returned I to Klkhart vestorday after roncludinR

: a visit with Mrs. John Stoddard of S. N L:VrOKT. !i. I.. Man h 4. A Nineteenth st. divorce v:is -ranted lu re Tuesday to , Mrs. Willis Metcalf of Kerslake

Mrs. Pauline i.eroy 1 rencn rrom court will bo hostess to a dinner par-

m,w Tnrl; I 'roMeh. New York mil- i

i onaire. by Jud:e Harrow on the

I (;ranted Dixorro and Custody Ilrr Tliro Tlilldrt n.

association rooms. " The senior exercising class of the Polish Falcons K. Pulaski will meet

evening nt the Warsaw hall

where their exercises will be held un-

! der the direction of P. Mixtaeki. ' Tlie exercises of junior exercising ; class of the Polish Falcons Z. Balicki 1 No. 1, will be held ThursdaV evening I at 7 o'clock at the Z. II. hall. The annual election of ot'icers was

held Tuesday eveninp at the regular meeting of the St. lledwitfe's Choir association in the association room. Tin meeting wa.s opened y Nicholas Iludnik. former president f the so-

eharnes of failv.re to provide and jcross misbehavior. Mrs. French was iven the custody -of the three minor children. The alimony has not yet be n arranged.

Oi DOSE RELIEVES

A COLD-

NO OIK

Covers will be placed for

Pape's Cold CompouncT Ends Bad Colds or Grippe in a Few Hours.

ty todav.

seven. Mrs. Charles Koontz of Pleasant st. h:is issued invitations for a birthday party March f to he z'wen In honor of her sin Raymond. Mabel and Hubert Crosby, who are ill with scarlet fever, aro imorovinp. Miss Lillian Webster and brother. Harvey Webster, who have been visiting relatives here for the past week, returned to (loshen. Ind.. todav. Mrs. Sarah T?evilhumer of Muncie. Ind.. is visitlnp frienns here. Dorothy, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trendwell of S. Nineteenth st., is ouite 111.

REFUSE TO ARBITRATE Xo One Will lo Allowed to Dictate, Says MaeXaughton.

STRAIGHTEH YOU UP

When Constipated, Headachy, Bilious, Stomach Sour, Breath Bad.

Get a 10-cent box now. Yon men and women who can't set feeling riuht who have headache.

eiety. The annual report was read aler which the election of otlicers took idace. Charles Franckowiak presided. Tdiss Anna J. Kaminska acted as secretary. The judges were Sanislaus Niedbalski and Stephen Cuzicki. The result of the election was as follows: President. Ibdeslaus liozploohowski; vice president. Miss Lottie Szalewska; recording secretary. Miss Pearl Smogor; financial secretary. John Waligorski: treasurer. Ladislaus Kolupa; librarian. Stephen Cuzicki; director, Casimier laizny. The sihgin.Lr rehearsal of the choir of Polish lidies Falcons Z. Palicki No. 1. which was called for this evening, has beta postponed until further notice. The Name of Mary society will present at the St. Hedwigv's hall Sunday evening. April 11. a drama in live acts entitled. "Koszyk Kwniatow" (Fasket of Flowers). The rehearsals will beuin next week under tlie direction of Pev. M. T. Szalewki, director of the society.

PERSONALS.

Kelief comes instr.r.tly. A vloe taken every tv hours entil thr-e Joes are taket: will end r.rippt irdsery and br"ak up a severd cola

foul

ither In tne Ii'ul, cnest. oruy or Jimls. It promptly opens i loged-up r.ostriN and rdr passaged in the head, stoj s nasty dis harce or no.-e runnine, rlieses wick headache, dullness, fev.rlshnc.-s. mip' throat, sneezing, orenes.i ami stiffness. I.'oli't hta' tuffed-up! Quit blowing and !snut!!lng! 1'ase your throbbing head! Not him.' e!.-e in the world givr-g sueh pr.ii:pt relief as "PapeV Cobl

Compound," nh!ch eo-ts onlv cents a.

HOIViHTON, Mich.. March 4. The copper mining companies will not arbitrate the labor difficulties with tlu miners "even if mediation wore offered hy tho governor, thi president or anyone ele." declared James MacNauu'hton. general manager of the Calumet llecla Mining Co., testifying before the congressional subcommittee Tuesday.

He added that no one will be al- ! lowed to tell C:e companies that their j "own affairs are not their own af-j fairs."

of his d:

We invite you to our Spring Opening Thursday and Friday. Mrs. M.

Fralick. Ad crtiseinent.

ro.ited tonirne. foul taste and

breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are biliou nervous and unset. bothered

with a sick, gassy, disordered stom- J here on ach. or have backache and l el wurn :.r his h

out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets. or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic 'pills or castor il? Cascarets work while you sleep: cleanse the stomach, remove the soar, undigested, fermenting food anil foul pases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poison, in the bowels. A Casearet tonight will straighten you out by morning a 10-cent box from any drug store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular, and head clear for months. Ion't forget the children. They love Oasra-

Casimier Woltman and Frank Witueki. secretary and president of the Sohieiki Pudding v Loan association, and Stanislaus Chelminiak and Ladislaus Fcezkiewiez, secretary and dlrectof of Kosciuszko Building fc Loan association, left Tuesday afternoon for Terre Haute, ind.. where they will attend th" State P.uilding Loan associations' convention. (Aznry Lewinskl. traveling salesman for the Hazinskl Citrar Mfg. Co., is In F-'ilortc on business. Casimier WIsielski. who has been

bus:r.ey, l ft this morning onie in Chicago.

Martin Iituwski. wl.o has bp?n sei-i-ously ill for sevt ral days at the home

Aloisios Niedbalski of Chicago, who were here to -attend th? funeral of Carl Niedbalski, have returned to their homes. Ladislaus Tomczak and Joseph Sosaiewicz of Cary. Ind.. are visiting friends in South Pend.

Porn szvnski, March ;

immis. Mr. and Mrs

Joseph Du-

l'2vi W. Division st., son,

BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS

According to report l.y the board of health there were 11 S births and 4 9 deaths, the former record being L'SO per cent over the latter for the month of February. Fight deaths were reported due to pneumonia, three to tuberculosis and diphtheria one. The record of contagious diseases is as follows: Diphtheria. 11-: scarlet fever, two; measles, two; chicken pox. six; whooping cough. six; tvphoid fever, one; mumps, four.

,:;hter. Mrs.

Joseph Komareported to be

sinski. Blaine av

somewhat improved. John Solomoein.-ki returned Tuesday e i nin-r to Chicago after spending

with friends.

in South

trip

:t any drug stuiv. It acts without a-.vi.stanee, tat-s niet-. cans, s no in- i Mi linerv and Art Needlework

rtn vernence it.. ..m ". t ntu.rl'n' Thurvi' .v e.1 Vri.biv :if A!r i r ts because thev t.i.-te iriod IH'Vv. .ur.-'. Julia .Male .-'a and r.'T So

l'-nuine. Ad vrtisement. M. A. lYaliek's. 1J1 N. M.ain tt. Adv t;i'ip ur ticktn. Adt, Aloiios. Mrs. Anua Osorkiev.cz aii

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Bend. Vincent Jazwik has left for a

to Furope (Posvn. Mrs. Pose b-hman of Michigan City arrived in the city Tuesday a ft -ernoon for a few days visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niedbalskf. Mrs. Alex Jedrzejewska and Mm. t ranced Jedrnejew Mm of fetroit a!ifi

GIRLS! STOP WASHING THE HI WITH SOAP

Soap Dries Your Scalp, Causing Dandruff, Then Hair Falls Out.

After wnsbjng your hair with soap always apply a little Danderine to the scalp to invigorate the hair and preveu: dryness. Better still, use soap as sparingly as possible, and instead have a "Danderine Hair Ckanse." Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully througi your hair, taking one strand at a time. This will remove dust, dirt and excessive oil. In a few moments you will be amazed, your hair will not only he chan. but it will be wavy. Huffy ar.d abundant, and possess an incomparable softness and lustre. Besides cleansing and beautifying the hair, one application of Danderine dissolves ecry particle of dandruff; stimulates the scalp, stopping itching and tailing hair. Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rnin and sunshine are to vegetation. It sees riqht to the root., invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating and life-producing properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. Men'. Ladies! You can surely have lots of charming hair. Ot a cent bottle of Krowlton's Darderine from anv drug store or toilet counter and

INDIANA AND MICHIGAN BRIEFS. , ., .. ,'.. ... v , 'l- - 'i C 'i- . ' CI OS H KN Charles L. Unib, well known business man and manufacturer of northern Indiana, committed suicide by inhaling illuminating g:s. Despondent because of ill health is given as the c)use of the suicide.

BKNTON HAUBOU Bull moosers suddenly placed a full ticket in the held Wednesday in the primary election. The move was started Tuesday following statements that there would be no ticket in the held and came as a surprise to the volets.

JACKSON A cutter stolen from a side street here is the only clue othcials have with which to life the veil of mystery surrounding tin? slaying of Mrs. Caroline Sryroek. found dead in her home Frid.ty with a bullet through her head. Tracks showed that the rig had been driven to the Sryroek home at the time the murder is believed was committed.

WABASH City JmKe Wilson sentenced a bor, found guilty of stealing $1, to a year in Sunday sell ool.

NKYV ALBANY At the funeral of Mrs. (leorge Bishop, who weighed 4 .". " pounds, it was nece-sary to remove the door from the casing to get the cotl'm out of the house.

GILL IS SEATTLE MAYOR J'arly Kottirn Indicate BecJcctioii ot Former OlIici.il.

SB ATT LI', returns imiic has been iv

Wa.-h.. Mareh !. ite th.:t Hiram eted m;ior !"

over James D. majority. I ill P.? 10. recalled mitting an "op"

Trenlndm l- a Wa elected nil'.' a year later for

n town'' and

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closest s u p j o rt r s u re !hoe fwted his reeall in 1 '.' 1 1 . The hop s of James J). Tienhoi: "ii'l'.s ojipoiient. lav in the r ide wards, where an effort iiad been to unite the women auaiii.-t '":'!.

DR. S. M. BAffTLET

SP LIST

KALAMAZOO Mrs. Leah has been granted a divor

Fames on the

rounds that her husband spent all his monoy for phonograph records anil she was compelled to support the familv bv talcing in washings. GRAND KAPIDS Mrs. pearl

Baletat, 1, is dintr as takincr poison following with her husband.

tiie result of a quarrel

S T A N D I S 1 1 Oliver Class quitted by a jury of a thai by a 14 -year-old girl.

w a n c - ,rzf made

LOGANSPOUT Th- Bqual S'lffrage association of this county is arranging a meeting of the state board for March 7. to prepart for the na

tional convention in May at ban

Nervous and Chronic Diseases Men and Women. SUCCESSORS TO THE UNITED DOCTORS

New At-

ry -t. Advertisement.

OAKY Three men went to their death within 2 4 hours as the result of falls. Andrew Cokata fell down a flight of steps. Henry Korea and Robert Drytowicz slipped on the icy side-

SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davit s Laundry. Both Leslie, the optician, r.oi Dr. Stoeckley, dentist,

phones. S. Mich. .11 J. M.

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Many men and wom'-n in ..r. l r.bco.t South Head attributed their -.-le-eM statue of health and well ie in-r t . the Mnstf-r SJr.clri!isr in chron'-: dis a-

Many cas s have been cured by Bartbtr after oth'li have f.-ab-

gie relief or cure. If you are . a: r.m-r as the r--ult

of any form r civ -n.c or disea.-e. no maiter of how bu;

ing. you sdioubi consult Dr. P.irtlett in regard tj your ca.-e l efore li'd"' abandoned, liis c-nsultation ar.d eaminRtien is aVsluti ly free, .ind 1. will under no circumstanc c ;i-; : your c-iisfe for ir'-aliii' !;t unless m opinion you fun be relieved r ( ;: ;.

Can yuu arionl to ne.ect t.Vis

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portun;ty to obtain the Cei: advice of tills ru'-dic.ii e.p ard to your vase when k .

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Vejy Cltort

to you fre lot make

to obtain this Tcutet o perfect health: thi.-

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truly rvtv.arkable real:s a: of this sklib.u sp-H!ai t. you '.'

Dr. Bartleti s the ind llool i on South Main Postothce. oirif to l . M.. j to

and Sunday liom 10 A. M.

il.r f.and WJiv iut

i s are F-ated en : the Toepp Bail ding Street, opposite tho hours fioin L A. M. P. M . 7 i P. M.

to i: ii. Advt,