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KIOWA COUNTY NEWS
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OKLAHOMAiSTATE NEWS
THK ROLL OF HONOR.
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. • Actual laying of atcal bag,
started on tba Buffalo North •••tarn
U«it K. T. Hathaway, Tulaa, Hilla# mirod nod It la announced dstuntuly
in airpiana aee*ctnt. that Ohiaftoma’a newest road will be
Llaiit James Hanbsrry, Enid, died of In operation before the and of the
wound a. yaar.
Pvt M L. Clark, Waltara, aavarely, p)pfl ot undetermined origin, do*
wounded,. . atroyed the Paula Valley cotnpresa of
Pvt Leo R. Chapman, meridian, oieo ^ Chickasaw Compress Company of
of disease.
died *t
Ardmore,
killed In
Hobart,
O. Carlisle, Weleetka,
(marines)
Pvt. William W. Yeager, Tulaa, klllad
In action.
Pvt Claude Smoot Faxon,
wounds.
Lieut Gee. R. Andereon,
kiled In action.
Pvt Clifford Elam, Enid,
action.
Pvt Raymond M. Goodaon,
killed In action.
Pvt Jam#* W. Dunn, Poteau, died of
accldant
Pvt Hart Paaley, Bartlesville, severe-
ly wounded
Pvt Frank
wounded.
Pvt Jim M. Doffln, Bruno, wounded.
Pvt Marlon Jay, Spiro, wounded.
Pvt Mark Reading, Wood 8prlngs,
wounded.
Pvt. Wm. H. Robert*, Provence,
wounded.
Cerp. Roger J. Belnbridge, Edmond,
severely wounded.
Lieut Clive E. Murray,
KonoficK, wounded.
Berg. James 8. McCready, Tulsa,
wounded.
Serg. Basil. C. Thompson, Bartlesville,
wounded.
Berg. Geo. A. Albln, Sweetwater,
wounded.
Berg. Jeste Bueh, Lane, wounded.
Serg. Roy Campbell, Enid, wounded.
Serg. Clint Coe, Muskogee, wounded.
Berg. Wm. H. Dawson, Seminole,
wounded.
Berk. Chae. D. Dellnger, McAlester,
wounded.
Berg. Walter T. Ferguson, Guthrie,
wounded.
serg. Jemee A. Goettinge, Kenefick,
wounded.
Serg. Wm. H. Gray Kingston, wound*
ed.
Serg. Floyd Mallory, Ellendale, wound-
ed.
Berg. Wm. D. Maxey, Vera, wounded.
Sarg. Clyde Mortson, Guthrie, wound-
ed.
Serg. Letter E. Thornton, Saeakwa,
wounded.
Serg. Nichols W. Wilson, Watonga.
wounded.
Serg. Guy O. Brown, Asher, wounded.
Berg- Clyde W. Goerdon,
wounded.
Borg Jamea H. Kirk, Guymon, wound*
'Ardmore, together with 700 bales of
cotton. The loos Is estimated at $160,*
000,
The prise Shorthorn bull won by
Oklahoma county's delegation for
largest attendance at the Farmers*
Congress, bold at Btllwater last week,
has been donated to the Red Cross.
The bull was given te the farmers*
alliance by J. R. Whistler of Watonga.
Fire, which started from an un-
known cause, destroyed the elevator
and warehouse of the Read Milling
Elevator Co. of Tulaa. Approximately
1130.000 worth of grain was burned,
Including 88,000 bushels of wheat.
4.000 bushels of corn and 4,500 bushels
of oats.
Ths Eighteenth Summer convoca-
tion of the I’nlverslty of Oklahoma
was held on Boyd field, when thirty-
four degrees * were conferred. The
class address was given by Arthur
Lee O’Dell, president of Henry Ken-
dall college, Tulsa. Besides the de-
grees awarded, thirteen life certifi-
cates were granted.
Mrs. Julia Hoffman, mother of Brig.
Gen. Roy Hoffman, now commanding
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
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Olrfgl Make beauty letlefl at
heme for a few cents. Try HI
Rqoma tba Juice of two lemons into
g beti la containing three ounces at
orchard white, shake well, end you
have a quarter plot of the ha*t freckle,
sunburn and tan lotion, and complex*
ton whlteoer. at wry. very small coat
Tour grocer baa the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orrherd white
for a few cents. Massage this aweetly
fragrant lotion Into the face, neck,
trine and hands and ace how freckles,
mnburn and tan disappear and how
tlesr, soft and white the skin becomes,
teal It la harmless—Adv.
& unit in France, died last week at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.
C. Pottinger, Oklahoma City, after an
Illness of but a few days’ duration.
Mrs. Hoffman recently visited rela-
tives in Indiana and contracted a
cold. It was not considered serious
but quickly developed into acute pneu-
monia. She was 76 years old.
Serg. Hugh F. McCturg, Sand 8prlngs,
wounded.
«*rg. waiter Martinnaie, Howe
wounded.
Serg. Arch Barnee, Pierce, wounded.
Berg. Bird Libby, Stidham, wounded.
Berg. Babe More, McCurtain, wound-
ed.
Pvt. Goo. Castleberry, Wellston, miss-
ing.
Lieut. Miller H. Bond, Enid, severely
wounded.
Pvt. Ervin Ellis, Bryant, wounded.
Pvt. James 8. Dufford, Healdton,
wopnded.
LOOK ST CHILD’S
TOHEOE IF SICK.
CIII1SS. FHEfitSI
HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE POI-
SONS FROM LITTLE STOMACH,
LIVER, BOWELS.
QIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGB
AT ONCE IF BILIOUS OR
CONSTIFATSO.
Tonight! Take Dodson’s Liver Tone!
Better Than Calomel For Liver
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Calomel sickens! If bilious, constipated and hc*d-
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Listen to me! Toke no more elrken-1 straighten you right up end o „fc# >«S
a. Haliveflntf calomel when billons of feel line end s»*oreu* by nn-rulng. I
Confused.
Gen. Leonard Wood said at n lunch
eon:
“There ore no inuny reward* for
bruvery and devotion on the other side
flint n |«M>r soldier naturally gets con-
fut'd among them.
“There'** the Y. C„ or Vletorlu
Crona; the M M., or Mllltulre;
the D. s. O., or iHstingUishe*! Service
Order; the C. G„ or * ’roll tie Guerre,
and no on almost Indennlleiy.
“A doughtuiy t*a«l u grudge ngnln«t
his captain, who wmm a Lit of u mar-
tinet. Well, in the Y. M. <\ A. one
night a w aitress Haiti to the doughboy:
“‘Did you know they’ve given your
old captain the O. G.?’
“The doughtMiy laughed nlotid:
"’Served him darn well right,’ lio
•uild. ’How many duys?’”—Washington
Stur.
Look at the tongue, mother t If
coated, it I* s «ure sign that your lit* i
ti« one's stomach, liver and bowels
needs x gentle, thorough cleaoaing at
once.
When peevish, rroaS, listless, pale.
tog. salivating calomel when bilious
Constipated. Don't lose a day's work i
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver.
Which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when It cornea Into contact
with sour bile, crashes into it, break-
ing It up. This is when you feet the!
awful nnusra end cramping. If you
ore sluggish oml “all knocked out.” If
your liver Is torpid end bowel* <v>n*tl-
puled or you have headache, dlstlnes*.
routed tongue, If breath I* bad or
stomach sour. Just tnke n spoonful of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone.
Hero’s my gunrnntee— Go to any
drug store und get a bottle of Dodsoa's
Liver Tone for a few cents. Take o
spoonful tonight, aud II it doesn't
wsat you tn go bock to the store an|
get poor n»«ftej. Dodson’S liver T"i»S
is destroying the axle of calomel b*
cause It Is real liver medlrlnej ealirsu
If vegetable, therefore It cxB Ool sail*
vote or make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful t|
Dodson’s Liver Tone will put yexg
sluggish liver to work and cleoti ye*N
bowels of that sour bile and coretV
pated waste which la clogging y> Of
system aod making yeq feel nilseranlfk
1 guarantee that k botlla of D«l«-**S
Mser Tone wlil keep your entire fo*se
tty feeling fine fnf inoMth*. tllve it li
yt.ur children. It la hamleaa; do*sot
grlt>e and they like Its pleasant ta«t*
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A Goad Method.
“There's nobody,” suld rt government
official, “who cun get rid of an Ini-
the
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or net nstu- I l«*r»unt caller so quickly and nt
rally, or is feverish, stomach sour. j *nme time so smoothly us the presl-
breath bad; has stomuch-ache, sore dent.
Fiery Red Pimples.
A hot bath with t^utfeura Soap followed
by an application of Cutlcura Oint-
ment to distressing ectcrnas. etc..
STATEHOliSE BREVITIES !
THE AUGUST DRAFT.
8oap 25, Ointment 25 nnd f>0.—Adv.
Deceitful Biddles.
Fogg Is rather disgusted with poul-
try farming. He says that when he
left home yesterday morning forty «»f
his hens were bragging about whiit
they were going to do: hut on hN re-
turn he found that only eight hail laid
—the rest of the bunch had simply
lied.—Boston Evening Transcript.
Britain's war debt Is |27.fUttl.OOO.OOO.
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By a substantial majority, voters
In Newkirk adopted the commission
form of government. The charter
provides for three commissioners to
be elected by the people.
Two thousand Indians of the Goman-
che, Kiowa, Apache, Delaware and
Washita tribes are holding a dance
fifteen miles north of Lawton. The
dance la for the purpose of stabllsh-
ing a closer bond between tho tribes
of southwestern Oklahoma. It is the
biggest event of the kind ever held In
the vicinity of Lawton in the past ten
years.
When fedoral and county officers
searched the home of W. C. Phillips
in Duncan one day this week, they
found, not only twelve quarts of
whiskey, but also two 50-pound sacks
Of flour. Phillips was arrested and
granted bail In the whisky case, but
did not get off so easily on the charge
of “boarding flour.” He was tried
before the county counll of defense,
found guilty end a fine of 1100 assess-
ed to be paid to the Red Cross. The
fine was paid and the mosey turned
over to the local chapter of the Red
Cross, and tho flour was confiscated.
J. M. Aydelotte, chairman of the
state council of defease, In letters
being sent oat to 6.000 farmers and
cattlemen in Oklahoma, cal la atten-
tion to the fact that In view of the
excessive drouth stockmen should ex-
ercise every precaution in keeping
their fences op so as not to allow
cattle seeking green pastures and
water boles from breaking through
and earmacblng on railway rlghts-of
way. Livestock agents of the county
cooneUa ore urged to cooperate in
every way possible with the railroad
authorities.
j. p, Prstor, a farm band, who was
Indicted by the federal grand Jury at
Guthrie last week on m charge of hav-
ing dynamite in his possession with-
out the proper government explosive*
llcs-ose, was arrested at Bird t'ity,
Kan*. Prater was brought to Okla-
homa City and i* now in jail. The
charges aganst Pra-tor resulted from
the fining of several sticks of dyna-
mite wrapped up in newspapers and
placed in dangerous places around
the harvest fields near Carmen. Prator
is said to be a member of the I. W.
JUT. organisation.
ASTHMADOR
AVERTS • BELIEVES
HAY FEVER
ASTHMA
Sofia Treatment NOW
Ail Druggist* CMuslim
Provost Marshal General Crowder
telegraphed L’ H. Gipson, adjutant
general, directing that during a five-
day period beginning August 26, that
7.000 Oklahoma selective service men
be entrained for Camp Pike, Little
Rock, Ark.
The provost marshal specifies that
only white men and men physically
fit for general military service are to
be Inducted under this call.
Each county will furnish the follow-
ing number of men:
Adair 25, Alfalfa 85, Atoka 70.
Beaver 40, Beckham 75, Blaine 35.
Bryan 190, Caddo No. 1, 60; Caddo
No. 2, 30; Canadian 100, Carter 200,
Cherokee 45, Choctaw 105. Cimmaroa
10, Cleveland 145, Coal 70, Coqi&nche
75, Cotton 60, Craig 60, Creek No. 1.
215; Creek No. 2. 110; Custer 75,
Delaware 30, Dewey 15, Ellis 50. Car-
field 75, Garvin 100, Grady No 1, 50;
Grady No. 2, 35; Grant 36, Greer 60,
Harmon 30, Harper 30, Haskell 60.
Hughes 75, Jackson 600, Jefferson 65.
Johnston 70. Kay 100, Kingfisher 65,
Kiowa 70, Latimer 65, Le Flore 105,
Lincoln 130, Logan 125, Love 25, Major
26, Marshall 50, Mayes 50 McLain 45,
McCurtain 105, McIntosh 100. Murrsy
115, Muskogee 120, Muskogee City 49,
Muskogee City 30, Noble 55, Nowata
75, Okfuskee 193, Oklahoma No. f,
25; Oklahoma No. 2, 25; Oklahoma
City No. 1, 93; Oklahoma City No. 2,
90; Oklahoma City No. 3. 100; Osage
150, Ottawa 175, Pawnee 90. Payne |
90, Pittsburg No. 1, 85; Pitaburg No.
2, 100; Pontotoc 85, Pottawatomie 75,
Pushmataha 75. Roger Mills 25. Rogers
125, Seminole 90, 3equoyah 120,
Stephens 86. Texas 20, Tillman 60.
Tulsa 140, Tulsa City 370, Wagoner
50. Washington 100, Washita 70,
Woods 40, Woodward 35.
throat, diarrhrva. full of cold, glvs a
teuspoonfui of “California Syrup of
Figs.'* and in a few hours nil the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of the
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again.
You needn’t coax sick children to
take this harmless “fruit laxative;”
they love its delicious taste, and It
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
"Once, at a reception, a mnn held up
the long lino of guests waiting to
nhiike tIn' president's blind while he
recounted nt great length some tedious
yarn or other.
“Tho president stood about four
minutes of this. Then he sullied and
gave a start.
"•But. my dear sir, I mn monopnllx-
Ing you,' be sold."
Alaska Is appealing for more hibor-
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X, Boston.” At druggists und by malL
Missed the Kaiser.
A negro from Isuiislnn* euppewNl
when he reached the training camp
that he was uirvudy “at tho front ”
•‘Sny. hoeN.” he llsked an ntfirer,
"where’s dut feller diiy mils thr ko»-
ser7 I’hc been hero six weeks an’ I
uln’ seen hint."—Exchange,
Punishment.
Edith—I’ll hack out nnd let you mn*.
ry wretch.
Marie—Why do you do thnt?
Edith lie pm|M>scd to h*ith of
oud l want t« we him punished.—Bos-
ton Evening Transcript.
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Germany limits clothing pureho*
by civilians.
directions for bnbles, children of ull
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold
here. To be sure yon get the genuine,
»sk to see that It Is made by the “Cali-
fornia Elg Syrup Company." Refuse
any other kind with contempt.—Adv.
WATER COLORED BY PLANTS
GOOD-BYJE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES
Say "Nope”!
to your Grocerman
you something
good St"
just as
Interesting Discovery the Result of
Tests Made by Scientists of
Harvard University.
That many murine plants cause sea
wnter to become alkaline when ex-
posed to sunlight Is definitely proved
through Interesting experiments d**-
vised by W. J. V. Osterhout nnd A. R-
CL linns of the laboratory of plant
physiology, Harvard university.
These gentlemen have found n w«.v
to measure accurately the Increased
alkalinity. Without going Into details.
It ntnv he ssld that this consists In Im-
mersing a green seaweed In n glass
tube of salt wnter to which it few
drops of phenopthnleln have been add-
ed. After exposure to sunlight, the
water turns pink, and the degree of
pinkness, measured by matching
against the colors of a scries of tube*
containing the same concentration of
Indicntor In a series of "buffer solu-
tions” of known alkalinity, gives the
quantity of alkali produced by the ac-
tion of the sunlight.
For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL llaurlem Oil has af-
forded relief In thousand* u|>on thou-
sand* of case* of lume bark, lumbago,
sciatica, rheumatism, gallstones, grav-
el and all other affedIons of the kid-
ney*. liver, stomach, bladder end si-
lled organs. It acts quickly. It docs
the work. It cleanses your kidneys
and parities the bhvod. It makes a
new man, a new woman, of you. It
frequently wards off nttacks of the
! drend a ml fntul diseases of the kld-
| neys. It often completely cures the
| distressing dlseuses of the organ* of
the body sltied with the bladder nnd
1 kidney*. Bloody or cloudy urine, *«*d-
; Invent, or “hrlrkdust” Indicate an un-
healthy condltloa.
Pn rot delay * mlnate If your hack
aches or you are sore across the loin*
nr have difficulty when urinating. Go
to your druggist at once and get x
box of Imported GOLD MEDAL Ilssh
lem Oil Capsule*. They are pleasant
and easy to take. Each rxpsulo cv«*
tains about one dose of live drop^
Take them Just Ilk# you would snff
pill. Take a small swallow of wntetf
If you woht to. They dissolve in Ihq
stomach, and the kidneys soak up th0
oil like a sponge doe* wnter. Tkef
thoroughly cleanse and wash ont thtl
bladder and kidneys and throw off the*
Inflammation which la the cause «C
the trouble. They will quickly rellevqi
those stiffened ]<dnts, that hneksch^
rheumatism, Itimbngu, sristlrx, gall*
stones, gravel, “hrlrkdust," etc. TheB
ore an effective remedy for *11 dt*»
ease* of the bladder, kidney, Bw,
stomach and silled organ*. Vottf
druggist will cheerfully refund yog
money If yoo are not satlwfled after B
few davs’ use. Accept only ths purfc
original GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Capsules. Nonq other geuulue.—Ad».
Twenty-four line, six staff and one
medical company comprising the Sec-
ond and Third Oklahoma national
guard. It Is expected, will be accepted
by the war department within the next
ten days. Following thetr offlcal
recognition in all probability they will
receive orders for s fifteen-day SB-
campment for maneuvers.
E. H. Gipson sdjutant general, has
been Instructed by Gov. R. L. Williams
to advise the commanding officers of
the companies of the Second and
Third regiments, Oklahoma national
guard, to refuse release to men who
desire to be discharged from their
companies.
Local exemption board msmbers
hereafter are to receeive pay unless
they desire to donate their services
to the government or are disqualified
from receiving compensation througa
the bolding of county offices. This an-
nouncement was made by Adjt. Geo.
E. H Gipson, who has just returned
from attending a meeting 9t eighteen
adjutants general with Provost Mar
shal General Crowder.
Mors automobile license taw money
has already bwen collected by the
state highway department than sti
collected to Oklahoma during the en-
tire year of 1917, according to Cm
B. Noble romiuissioner of highwsy«
l> «©’ August t over fl.tWO.OQS had
been collect"*® from automobile, auto
truck arui tractor owners which «x<
ceeded the amount turned la last
year. Ninety per cent of the amount
collected is returned to the counties
where the owners reside and goes into
a permanent road maintenance fund,
Already Ufi.OOO licences are out.
Red Cross Ball Blue
1q ths words of ths Immortal Josh
Billings—"There eint noeicb thing."
There IS positively nothing ss good
as, or equal to RED CItOSH BALL
BLUE ft>r prv-dneing chAhe# of such
whits parity as bring a blush to new
fallen snow.
Try It Prove It
5 Cents Everywhere
Protect Your Stock
bjr uud|Tb« KSOUt VMniia m»«i Heruina
BUcbUf flltMW Blot-blag Aagrasoloo
Bsmsrvbsglc SaeUcwwto Swloa Magae
Write for particulars
THS 1AGLS UKUti CO. OUsbeaa City. Okfa.
Where They Generally Are.
He emerged from the dining room
window nnd slunk over to where hi*
pul uss waiting in the shadows.
“Got her Jewelry?" usked the wait-
ing one.
"No,” returned the other. “Couldn't
find If nowhere."
“Where did you look for It?”
“In her Jewel case and in every
drawer In the bureau."
“Did you look to see If she wn*
wear In’ 'em?”
“Ye*. But she ain’t got ’em on, I’M
swenr to that!"
"lor', man, you don’t know nothing
about the way* n’ women 1 Why didn't
you go Into the bathroom? You'd
have found the whole bloomin’ lot
w here she left them on the wash
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Watch Your Stomach
In Hot Weather
A Cool, Sweet, Strong Stomach Your Best Safe-
guard Against Summer Sickness
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Explained.
"Why do you women run after the
military so?”
“Ru-rucse women nre Inclined to a
uniform devotion”
“Keep your stomach in good work-
log order daring ths hot summer
montlis end you will have little to (ear
In the way ol sickness” the advice
many physicians give as bo« weather
approaches.
Good, sound, common asnsn advice,
too. For very frequently, and especial-
ly in hot weather, these common stom-
ach disorders which so many people
seem to regard as of minor importance,
do open the way for asrious illmwa.
flo keep your stomach sweet, cool
And comfortable all summer long.The
**tra war work—change of diet—poi-
•tns that come with hot weather—alt
hit us in the stomach. The strongest
stomach will need help this summer as
Drver before.
The one easy way if you have the
right remedy is to rid the stomach of
loo much acid. Because it’s superxeid-
fty that interferes with digestion and
xasimnlation, and this causes about
Xil thnaa stomach miseries you are an
lam ditg witb~* heartburn,food-repasat*
ing, indigestion, sour, gooey stomaefc
and that miserable, bloated, pudwi-up
Condition after eating.
Now here is goad news. An tw,
sure relief has hern found to get rid of
tits harmful acidity and ia thd
stomach. II is called KATUNiC, •
good tasting compound that you ea#
lust like candy. A tablet or two of
KATUN 10 after meals will work woo*
dera. You can have no idea of what
sure, quick comfort KATONIO bring*
until you dm try it. Urn EATON HI
after your meals, enjoy a good appvtrt®
and get full strength from ffeo food yo*
eat. At the same time protect your*
self from uuoigMW tfeomaeb and buwet
Get a hlg butt of KATONIO from
your druggwt today, fls will tell yo*
(bat people who have wed EATON IQ
say that they newer dreamed that oujk*
thing oowkl give such quick and wise
deriul results. Ik eoutu only Ute a haft
and if it fails in any way, your <Jra#p»
gist, wl*o you know and truss, will re*
turn your money.
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GROVE’S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE m
This valuable and harmlrm Baby Medicine fa composed of the follow In#_
BISMUTH. LIME, PEPSIN AND CATECHU WITH PURE SIMPLE SYRUP
Bfamulh fa healing to the mnooiu membrane of the stomach; the lime neotrahxea the acid wlwte thetw fa a «miT
atomach: the Fetwm ditlests any »ndi*|efitibie f«*4 that may be in the stomach, andi tike Cateciai as a uuU asum^-at
to ountnJ tiie bewefa where there is a dispu*it«»n to Dysentery, Dmrtium. Hu* tw Sick Stomach.
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE fa not a patent fnodkine. We five the ingredients and fett the effect of
each ingredient so that you can judge for yourself.
SPECIAL NOTICE. —Thfa preparation d<*» not contain Morphine or Opium in any form aud waaont iweoorte
the giving of Opiates unless it to aboulutely necessary.
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We have numertsis fetters on fik fn«n parties cfaiming that tins preparation relieved their babies of Otronic
Pygmtery, where evetydong else had failed and where they bad been troubled in tins way for severnl ye^.rs. Cbildreu
tike to take it.
For sale by all Dealers in Drugs. „ _ t„k___ rir>r,ll/A
Made and recommended to the public by PARIS MEDICINE CO, Manufacturers of LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE and GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC, St. Louis, Mo.
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Hornbeck, W. W. The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 15, 1918, newspaper, August 15, 1918; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173639/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.