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PLATTSMOUTH 8E Ml-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914.
FAQE 2.
HOW CASE
DISPOSED OF By
JUDGE BEGLEY
In Which There Has Been Con
siderable Contention on BQth
Sides of the Case.
At th- session "f 1 1 diriet
urt iirr alurday. Judge
Me-ey h'tubd down, his
.'i-!..n ia the ea-e "f
Fd:-th Purai::ee v.-. J. M. Te-
gard-:. in which the .justion of
llo right of the lat Mr-. ;ett
i d- M Vii.y .. deed certain
-v i t which -in liad ac.'uir
.( f'fM the fate lir hus
band. tti late W. W. Wib-y. was
r-f -i-rti up. Pi h. d-C!-i u the
. urt f 1 1 1 i I for th defendant and
tj.. ,..-;. ..f fhv ca-e were taxed
luring Is-" lifetime. and
..-. d an xo.acre farm to Mr.
T-ard:i and the art wa- cr
t r;i:t d ly the ..u:t - I,e is i
Th- plaintiff v-pl.-.i t. the d--
:i of the di-trnf court arid
a- given forty days to prepare a
of .-r..-pti..:i-.
I h" -...:4rt al-o -a-'ii th'
--- -'f l:-rnha:d - Wn-y v-.
William N.ek!-. m which ih'
-a:r p i:;t- were rai-e.J a- in
. f p ;.ra:;:Cf ra as t the right
' Mr-. W'll-y b --i-ut the ded
;!; p:-..p-rty. Ii thi- -ase
I - Fdward Vi!y app a: d
- '.. i- .. . . ,r- Tli.. ? r i :
'- ' r .... x , .. .i .
,til- i i ni i i in-- i- i
f-- .lar.t. to utii.-h the p'an.lilT a:;.
. xc-pt-d.
I;.-!h "f ii-e i-a-es liae a?-
'-ict.-!
a ; .;.
I-ai of a'tt-nti'-i'.
?'.--e
'-.- in ir.v di !T''"ep.t
..f !v.v :-;.i-e.i nir.l tiiel
-r..w ,.f the
c;s
the .nte.j r'-tali .n of the will j
f th- late Wu-fiin-ton W. Wilev.
wh:eh ha- i-e.-n iiiie,j r.p in I ; t -.i
4 t
P I
a -rea". n.aijv tune- m tm-
. i
'
Formn Plattsmouth Lad Wed.
v v.-v .,,.... ...,,,,.. I !
fu LI i..- i.L'i-.:lTs safurdav ...
,.r- ..: wi.i-.-h th. c..n"fra.:tii:
e-s w -ri
M i.fv W.iW.r ..f t
'.:!. a::d M.-- Kliah-th Jr.ck-
- --. ..f ha. T!i.. r.-i.t . i- e'l i
nad her
w ne
'. unruier i.-f ti - wi!h(!I
her pa-
-. Mr. a;.d Mr. A. J. ,
J.;r; ,:.;;::;: .-:;r,r;;,i
. ii--; : . ; 'i : e n- u
Mr-. Wai.v.-l "j
a .-r-irddaii'-'ht.-r of Mr. and
Mr-, lie r j Strej-hl of thi- city.
1 in- ;..a-. f; ! of th- l-ride
w;i! et. ..j t.. h-r linir le-t r
w:-h-'- for h-r fntuie happine--!
i ..i welfare and a lon' a:;d hai'py!
.niari-i-d life.
Receives Deserved Recognition.
Wliiie ! : attendance at tin and in vie-.v if the -plei'di.J '
-ian.1 p..le ..f the Li.yal Mv-tic -uit- of tl... a--- ciati n a f. i its
I. -of Ain-rica. ;it Ha-t in--i pr eat .-xcelieii! eoi.Jiti.'i the
la-t w.k. -I. I'eter-oit of thi- j opp..runpv tak- par t in til
:'. .h- d.-lea'e fro;. lt.. Fir-1 i '-y n - dia'v w ill ! ..!.
t-ii'' loi.ai ui-tiict. wa- urea.-!
!y ii..;i..r.'. ly the it --in -
piace.j ...i -ev. j al of the ne--- j -io,..' '...an P.iiiidnt- a--o-:atio;
p.-ria .- iiii!i;t!. -. and wa- al-. ti-- in th pa-t arid vv .'Ii cnUni;
I' i N ii a- worthy --co f t i.ivf'o y. f!f. -haeh-! ter- to p.-
,ir- f..-.-t ii'. Mr. J'eter-..;; i- otej.-e: .h id.i:d- or: their invct-
; the a- tue w.-rkvr- of the r !
at l In. had a t-.-at part itt tiiej
w.eA o; tij,. io.i,. ni Piatt -mouth. I
hav.::- h.i diil'
ut iiiip ulant
'''.:'-, and hi- recognition
.r-a!l a pi e. nite.l hy t h Jnem-
uder ta thi- cii.
An Auto Party to Omaha.
Tiii- niormn- an an; .in.o-.iie
pa:', con-jsjit - ,,f Mr-. I'aul
.'.;i;': a;.d daughter-. Mi--e- Mia
ai d Itauora. a; J Mr-. 11- nry R.-r-o
uiid -on-. Matthew and Henry,
ai-.j lilt!- tlauvhter. L'r-ula. de
parted for ( i.i.aliu. W hU e they viil
r-r the day and take jtl the
r::r?!-. T!i trio will hf greatly
njoved and the party while in
Omaha wili .. tiie i-'Ue-t- of
Henry R. lO-riii;.'.
Costly TreatmenL
"T wa- troubled with con-tipa-t;o(t
and i'ldi-'e-tiou and spent
hundreds Jf d- Hars for medicine
a:.d treatmen!.' writes C. H.
nines. ,.f "W hitlow. Ark. T vye.ut
fo a St. Louis hospital also to a
Ii.-pijat in New Orleans, hut "no
"enre was elfected. Ou returning
home I besaii" taking llharnln'r
laia's Tablets, and worked "right
-'oi)i-' I used them for sonie
t.r.. M'n.I a:ii r.o'va!l right." s.djf
by all dealers-; -
Marshall, Dentist, Coates Block.
j Jasse McVey Here.
! Jce McVey surprised bis
many frier. d 5 here by dropping- in
Sunday TTicrning en No. 10 frcrn
his etenre trip through the
wt and southwest. Mr. Mcy
ha been absent from thi oily
-HHial month, during which
time he ha l-en in Ohio and Il
linois. fr'iriir from there to a
swing through llo- southwest and
a trip to Yellow-tone park, from
where he cam' on t- this city to
v i -1 1 fr a time with hi- numer
ous friends. He is feeling tine
and enjoy.-.! the trip greatly.
CASS COUNTY TEACHERS'
J.I
100 IN ATTENDANCE
The Ca-- County Teachers" In
stitute p-ned thi- ni'Tnini: at
thr- ii-lricf c-ur r.ni witti lo.
teach r- cnrdid. which i- a tine
rc.rd f"-- tin- Kpfiiinir -'-iin of
fh- t-a.?h.-r-" in-titute. Thi- aft
r!'":i th-r- wer a :ireat many
..ttor- of the teacher- of th
.'..:mt wlio appeared at th tIl"-
.f the county -superintendent.
Mi-- Mar K. F. and iuvl!-..-i
f--r tin v...-ik of fin- m-titi:te.
The i.piiiiicr ---ion wa- op i:--.J
wil.li a half-h.-'ii: of mn-i. ami
tfi program arra!!--d wa- car
ried onf. invlndinr a -fn-rt ad-dre-
py Ir. Win -hip. whih
srea'Sy ir:ipre--e.l Uie tea-her-
! HoAev-r. tio i-a! wrk
of th- tp.-'ituie wil! I-'--ir; i'.ntor-:-i.-,v.
wti-;i all tin prdiminarie
;i?e t.v: and the teacher- i:- t
.J.iwn to rr-al work. There I-
!nn;c!i l,.-ni it d-ri-d from th
tio!din' of there in-fifi;!.-- m tt.e
tl'ii'lilldi!:'-' of the ,--i.A..'t -'er,i.
and Ca- county has always had
ihe le-t pn--ildj iectutr-- a'.o;
tlw lines that w-.uld ten. I lai-e
th.- -tandard f th cSi(...l-. The
' f thecurt ro..m i- f.;::ni t.
.r c-nvement to ,
-achers. a- it l- centrally h.S-d
: tiie !:
r.i; T.r i - i i . :i . ,
" l"
jln'tldir: an. I the -eating apr.ci; j
tie ro. :n i- amp;. to c-ir. !or j
i e::.!i,'s wtl.. fMe n haild t"
atl.-t-d th ir.-titute. Mi-- Fo-f er
Hia tak.u a sr-at deaf uf trotjhh
Un.l care in providi;:- for th.
t. a-ie. -. a- we.i a-. -.-Minn- up
"f !ai":,: ' ir:" m''-
c-t:i -e- ..f -tTi-iy. ai d her e;T.,.-;,
'have ?e-n!teil in ne of tti p..-!
!:t-;'e- ev-r h-!d in the county.
LIVINGSTON LOAN AND
ANO BUILDING ASSOCIATION
IN FINE CONDITION
The l.w ini-t. .;i I. -.an A: liui!!
iriz a---'ia; ii-n of thi- ci:y i- u.w
ready ! i--!i- t.'v -erie- of
j -to.-k that i- open to the p:ib.! I
t rra
p-:Id.c will
We"il f . i
.'i .i . I the',;-. !... ..f.
The I.iv imr-
' i-
a:.
tin- i-
e of tile
r.e-t t',: mi iii-tiliitf.a- of p.
kind in thr- -tat., th- oppot tnnity
: i . -,. ; tie - : .
w:S! me.li
i a
avir.r r.e-frr.nt fo; th,,,.. v.!c
de-Ue to their- ti Ui T'Un CoU
litior- let'e-.-d. and its .-a-y-pay-in-
-y-ter.i i.:,es ?' p chance t-.
-hare in j par . fia-inir of ti..--hare-.
Th- f.dbnvm- tat.;.- .,
th ie-.,;;j ,-e- an I liabilities of
the co.;pa!1y that ii i- in
tir-t-. la-- -haj.e;
ItKSOI. r:f.
I.oan- . 1 i . . e
Real e-tare ,o -itruet- 2.7-'J I . -J 1
In-., tax- pahl and
adan-i ".:. "jo
Jhie from -toc'Khoid-
er- l.i'a'n' . '
.a-h is; .37
R-nt account .'iTj .39
l"!a! .l35,;it.3ii
FIAHILITIF.
Capital stock ......-! .
Re-.Te Fund ....... . Giu.no
1 i idends declared .. "4.C'.G.oG
Hills payable ...... f, iOii.no
Tola!
The
.-fa3.7I'J.a'i
i crf m v of .th a-.-ocia-
lion. 17. Fricke.-at the- Platts
mouth Stat. ",b.ank.: is w:llin' lo
explain. to all interested tiie worth
of .the association as a means of
giving those 1 takiag 'shares the
b--t p.eisitde iriv e-truent. and
those 'interested -houM make it a
point to investigate it.
"THE GRACES OF
MUSICAL CO D
AT THE PARMELE
Big Organization Booked for
Plattsmouth, and Will Be
Red Letter Event.
After niuii ::potia'.i:.' a- to
terms. Manager Slilaes if the
Iarmeh theater ha- contracted
f.r the early appearance f Mil
ton Schu-ter and the tirao's .f
Musical t:'meiy. Ned Alvord. Inc..
directors uf the tour, in-i-ted on
a hi-' Guarantee for the eiisa?e-ice-it.
Mr. Shlaes was finally
compelled to meet the .lemaud r
!o-e the -how. Rather than de
pri- tn- patrons f a vi-it from
thi- hi- -how the local impre---aric
a -reed t" as-unn the
iiahility.
The ,!
a'e
f .Mnricu!
e.iy ha- t-ec...me a family watch
word in this purl of the country.
It i- regarded hv puhlic and -how-ifi-n
alike a the -h.w that -et-the
-tandard for other- ..f -imilar
nature.
Nearly ;wo--c.-!-.. perf'rmet-.
-ta-e h-antie-. ai ti-ati- and hn-i-a-ent-
are carried with the
attraction. Th enza-erneiit here
wit! he hr-f. During the ta
i : u -i a! play- -elected from a re
perii-ire . oii-i-tin? of The liiri
Fr..:u J'ri-hton." "The Maid of
M!c..." I'rince-- It'C.iIette."
-The :ow and V.
Moon.
"The
il;; I Fi ':i! I.uxemhu: ""'I h
Ltlue W ii.ev."" a:t.j "Pret-y I'au-li;1-""
wri! j. pre-eiitetl. om-p!-te
-cenic am! electrical e.pnp-itie:-.t
for each of the several hill
are carri-d.
A BADLY NEEDED RAIN
CAME SUNDAY EVENIN6 TO
REFRESH THIS LOCALITY
ne ,.f ttl" lf-t badly iie-.Je.J
rair;- of th a-o:i -weL down
o; thi- ;oea!it hi-t "i:i.iii-'
-h'-rlly afi-r ' V!n'k and for
-everai mirur!.-- ther -,a- a nn-.-t
- :;erou- .lo'.vnpoi;r of rain that
ca;:i- a- a -leu- . lief i the
loat of the day ihat ha.i settled
d 'Wn nv.-r th city. The storm
came from the we-t and :nrth-we-f
a w u aee: enpauied hy
:.i:: h electrics! di-t url anc.. 1. 1 1 ;.i f
alarr-e.i the ni'-n- fimiij of the
:e-;.J..:;t- ,.f the city. The rain
faii wa- i;ejrh an rich in the
time that it fell and will he a
h!e--iiiL' f tfie farmer- in Uii- Id
eality, a- tin- ,-..!! d'irir.s the pa-t
fe -hiy- !;as felt fie heat and
dryrie-s extremely and the rain
will tep. I t.. c---,-at!v refre-h tiie
crop of c.-rn. The r ads in this i
c.irity had le-cine .mit- du-ly and
the heavy travl over them had
been'.,. pjite .ji-a-ieeabl in the
e.xtr.-m. from t!: hu-?i cp.n.i- of
dn-t f!;it ato-e jri the wak- of
th- ;i!ifom..bi!e- and waon-. It
wa- not learne.l as whether t!ie
-tornj wa- uen-ra! througlrout th.
c u'ity. but fr.'m t!ii- -etion ,.f
ta-- county i,' app-ars p. have
be.-a seiiera!.
THE K. S. DRAMATIC
CLUB ENJOY A FINE
PICNIC YESTERDAY
Tli- dramatic club of the K. S.
-ociety je-terday enjoy eJ ;1 tine
picnic party ..a the Platte bottom
n.-ar the mouth of Four Mile
creek, and the event wa- one that
they will remember with the
cr.-ate-t of plea-ure. The picnicker-
arrive. at an early hour
ii t!ie morning laden with good
lhinv to eat and plenty to make
the c?ay one of enjoyment. The
co. I and inviting -hud of the
tree- afforded a line place for the
hoMm- ,,f the picnic and here
theer wa- enjoyed several hours
in bathing and ill-porting Ihem-s.Ov.-s
ia the water lo their heart's
content. The parly also remain
ed for Iunh in the evening, but
as the. -torm clouds gathered
there wa- a general rush for the
conveyance- and they hastened
home ja order to avoid the -Torm.
County As.se-s,.r W. IL Bryan
came in thi- morning from his
farm at South IJenJ. where he has
been locking after some matters
there. He brought with him a
few of hie famous apples, raised
there.
UNIQUE CEREMONY IN
THE ANNALS OF ROYAL
ARCH MASONRY
Fie hundred or more ltoal
Arch Ma-on-. iucludin? many of
the grand officer- of the tate. are
to meet her. Ausrurt 18 for a cere
mony unique in the annals of
Royal Arch Masonry. At that
time the I.on- I?each chapter will
confer the decree on rpre-ent-atives
of three irenerationi. The
candidate.-- are to he former Sen
ator Thomas and his sou and
jzrand-on. The ceremony has no
parallel in the record- of the
order, and the affair is to b'
made the occasion of a district
set-together meet in-. Special
car- are fcem;r arranged hy the
chanters in narly citie- and l.o-
Anacles will send thr r four
special cars. A number ,.f the
2 rand ollice; - have already iuni
lied their intention of attendin-.
I.ons Iteach Oal. Review.
Local News
Do you Know that the Journal
office carries the finest lino of
stationery In the city?
Mi-- :!;'. Mueller .if Fau-Il
came in thi- onirnins to attend
tin teacher-" m-titute at the court
hoii-e todav.
Mi--.., A-ne- Horn ;md Annn
K;;or!icek were pa-- f!-er- thi
iiiorning f-r orur.ha. wh-re the
w ii! v i-:t f..r lh day.
i. W. C.heney Ilo!oj-.. i,p S;i' -
urday from hi- home a! I'niori
and -pent th..!ay lo-re be-king af
ter so:n' bu-in'S, i iat:- -.
A. 15. Fon'off ..f near Cedar
Creek wa- in the city Saturday for
a few hour- attendin-.- to -ome
trading with the merchants.
l. Mark- T near W; epirrg
Water, accrnpau i.-d by hi- fam
ily. riitoe.l ij thi- m--rniu'' from
il;e:r hof:ne to ... p. the ,Iy.
.Fame- I.oUohridire of Murray
wa- he.e fo.Jay for ; f w fiour
1 'okin- after -om- matter- of iiii
pvu tan- e nnvt's the inerclinnt." .
I. uke Wile and wife w -r- iu
th- metrop.di- today P r a fw
hours attending to sopi.. u.att-r-of
importance, a- well a- vi-:!iir'
f rieuif-.
llu-fi Robb and wife of Vj..:u
irijr. Nh.. can-" up la-t evening
and vi-ite.i with Mr. and !rs.
Mont Robb of the H'-tel Rib-y. the
parent.- of Mr. Robb.
Oleii Rho.Jen and wife were
anions those u'ii'- 'Mnalia ll:is
morni'is. where they will attend
to sorn- business matter.-. a weii
a- take in the circu-.
James v. Holme- nt.d .-on.
R;i!p!i. returned hom- t!ii- mori.
ifiu: on No. 1 from Chica-o and
Iialla- City. Illinoj-. where tliey
have been fop the pa-t few day-.
Fdilor Charle- i;a.'. of the
Fnion Ledger and one ,,f tfie cau-
'i:date.s for the .ft;ce of eotlftly
jud-'e. came tip Saturday after
noon and -pent some hours here
look i ns after bu-ine-s matters
and isitinjf hi- ho-t f friem!-.
Frank Konfrst wa- awioiig
tlio-e si.ins to .''acitic Junction
this morniuc to look afiu- some
carpenter work that he has in
that city. bavins .pent Sunday
here with his family.
F. O. Maytieid. wife and m.
Claude, were in the ci'y Saturday
esning for a few hours vi-itiug
among th.-ir friends and looking
after .some matters of bu-ines-.
Mr. and Mr.-. Maytieid have ju-t
returned from a six weeks" trip
through Colorado, during which
time they camped and lived liuht
i::i the open.
Thomas M. Kivett and family
of near Cedar Creek motored in
this morning from their home and
i-pjnt several hours here attend
ing t't some trading with the
merchant-, and while here Mr.
Kiett paid a social call on the
Journal, in company with ti. M.
3Iark of hawka.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infant and Children.
Thi fti Yea HaT2 ktszji EcrglJt
Bears th
Signature of
Some
Pay-Day Prices
Prices, are always attractive, especielly when quoted by a reli
able firm. These ara worth noting. Come in and compare them
with the goods:
I-f-.fr Men's Genuine Panama Hats in latest 1914 shapes, just a (to
rlalS few left to close at P
CI i One line men's fine rib dress shirts in plain white with mili- CA
duiriS tary coller coat style for OUC
Under-
'117' Men's ecru color union suits in open mesh or plain rib with Cfn
YYcal closed crotch UUC
Men's
Qiiif cms Here 's a snap. If you don't take it you'll be sorry. Men's A
OllllS high grade suits to close $5 and P-1"
Boys'
S !ic fevv extra good suits with Knickerbocker pants, plain or o
UllS fancy colors P
These Prices Hold Good AH This Week. Cash Only.
p, C. E. Wescott's Sons 3
Week Made
EVERYBODY'S STORE
Six for 60c Men's Hose Guaranteed Six Months.
THE OLD SETTLERS'
DAY AND SATURDAY
The IPirlm-iou i.atid of this
city will furni-h the mu-ic f'.-r t!ie
Md Settlers reunion that will be
held at Fnion on Friday and Sat
urday of thi- week. The band will
P-ave for our neighboring town on
the morning of I ith and remain
thre until Saturday evening.
Thi- band ha- play.-.J there before
and has j-iv. u almost universal
satisfaction to such an extent that
whenever po--ibl- their -ervices
are secured. The reunion being
-uch an obi e-'abii-he.l institu
tion in tin county, will attract a
larse number from both this and
o'oe county and a gool time i
b.'ins looked forward to by the
dd-time re-ideiit-. who on this
oeca-iori can cat her and visit
arnoiic themselves and renew old
acipiaintauces. Tln-re will be
.juiie a number from this city in
attendance at the reunion. a the
tram service is such that makes
ii ea-y to reach that dae from
this City.
UNION BASKET DINNER
NEAR THE LOHNES' WEST
OF PLATTSMOUTH
F.a-t Sumlav a fnagiiiticeut
union ba-ket Jinner was held a?
the beautiful grove of Will
I.ohnes. a few miles west of this
citv. and beneath the shade of the
trees some oV person enjoyed
ne of the mo-t delightful of
times, while over the occasion
preaib-d the calm of the peace
ful Sunday that the member
spend in w.-r-hip. At the morn
ing and evening religious serv
ices president McLaughlin of
York collect preached mo-t in-
I struct ivt ly and eloquently to the
lai-'e audience of worshipper.
The mu-ic for both the morning
and afternoon services was under
the direction of Mr Norman of
Louisville and the numbers given
were rno-t delightful and inspir
ing. Rev. J. H. Stegor of Platts
mouth was in charge of the after
noon -..ibices ami preached most
eloquently, delivering a sermon
that for it foreefulue- and
clearness wa one that is seldom
equaled. The success of the
services has decide.! the members
of the congregation taking part
to hold another in the near fut
ure, and they especially desire to
express to Jam.- Terryberry and
Mr. Norman their sincere thanks
for their assistance in making
the services so successful.
P. P. Mcisinger, one of the sub
stantial farmers from west of the
city, was in the city Saturday for
a few hour looking after some
trading with the merchants.
Hon. W. B. Price in City.
This morninir Hon. W. Ii. Price
of Lincoln, who is opposing &m-srt'.-aiaii
Maguire for the demo
cratic nomination for cou'-'re-s.
was in the city meeting the voters
and getting acquainted. Mr.
Price while in the city was a call
er at tin Journal ottie,. and spent
a -hort time here rno-t asreeably
and the visit of the able penlle
man was orie of much pela-ure to
the whole force. Mr. Price i.s a
man of much force and will, if
nominated, make a strong race,
... ......
und in the event of his election '
the per, pb? of the First district
will be assurred of a forceful rep
resentative in the halls of con
gress. He has been making a
tour of the district and has m-t
with much encouragement in his
campaign and he feels that hi-pro.-pects
are growing better each
day.
Ms
These ion raw
Have You Been Hare fo See Them?
Do You Care io Save Honey?
Those are rather pointed
questions; we intend them
to be; we want you to take
notice of the great reductions in good
clothes for men and young men. For
economy's sake you can't afford to pass
it; for value-giving and variety of stock
no sale here has ever equalled this one.
We'll prove your advantage if you'll
take the time to let us.
Special Reductions Include :
Any light-weight Suit, worth up to ft
$16.50 Y8
Any light-weight Suit, worth up to Cft-f A
$22.50 pl
Any light-weight Suit, worth up to
$30.00
Gel in on This Shirt Sale.
Still have assortments of
these soft collar attached
shirts, worth $1.50, now
selling for
See Our WIndtms for
Steison rfaf&Z &Al&ZCf Manhattan
Hats UtttTrr Shirts
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Summer Constipation Dangerous.
Constipation in summer ijm
i- more danserous than in the
fall, winter or sprins. The food
you eat i.s often contaminated
and is more likely lo ferment in
your stomach. Then, you are apt
to drink much cold water during
the hot weather, thus injuring
your stomach. Colic, Fever, Pto
maine Poisoning and other ills
are natural results. po-Do-Lax
will li-on Vi.ii .vell .1 it ir'..ren-
' , "' ,
es the Itile.the natural laxative.
'which rids the bowels of the con
gested poisonous waste. Po
I-I.ax will make you feed belter.
Pleasant and effective. Take a
a dose tonight. 30c at your drug
trisl. The Journal advertisers are do
ing the business.
$18
1.00
Bargain Opportunities.
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