Renfrew's Record. (Alva, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1905 Page: 2 of 10
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RAISED FROM A DEATH BEL)
M p,tt*. Once Pronounced Incurable,
Hu Been Well Three Vear*.
% I PMa iwimi '* *
b.gar. Me.. says: "*»»« >'*r‘ **“
back ached aud l *** •*» nm d«»n
that I * a»
laid up four
iih ul ha. I had
ni«hi sweat* and
faimiuK a p «■ 11 a
and dropp'd to
90 pound*. The
urine |.a»!»cd *-v-
try few iniutilc*
with inlenae paiu
an>l look'd like
blood. Drupsy
aet in and the
d tclora decided I could net live My
w ife Kot M uhIhu 1sixti* Kiilm y
I*iUs, aud ns they helped l look
liearl. kept <»n and was cured so ihor-
<Highly that I've been well three
years"
Sold bs all dealers. 60 rents a bo*,
f'u-ter Milburn Co., Iluffalo N V.
What can't lie cttre<l Is cbeerfiiUy
*11,lurid by the undertaker.
I am sure 1‘iao'sCure for Cmisuniptliia sasot
uv life Ibree year* Bit" »Iu I’H"* ttmiaiaa.
alaple S'reel. Norwich. N. Y . Kelt. 17, total
Keen the storylnK telling flshertr.an
lias to draw the line somewher*.
storekeepers report that the ettrn
.illMlltllv together with the superior
.oimIiis of Ilettanee Stan h niukes It
next to tinpoaaihW to Bell any other
brand.
Mutual jealousy is a ease of two
fools with but a single thought.
IION'T POKOICT
A Inrae Jae twM'Uilge IW'M" Hall IPue (iiiit
Bwiii" 'I'lie Ku's Couipaio. South llemt. tnd.
An average woman considers her
marriage certificate u Itceuso to rub
the roost.
Acetylene Ga*.
All coun.ry people will be Interes
ed in reading about it In another paU
of this paper.
\ pessimist doesn't enjoy life unless
lie lloesn t.
FAVORS WESTERN MAN.
\. a«hini;ton. Oct 16. — Having ac
c«-t> d the resignation of Former tii.v
erna.' Kifer of Illinois. »» a Brnbr of
tpe inter stat*- t'ornne rce Commission
h« presiib ni has let it be understood
hat h • exp* t-t* to aiMsdat a* his sue
i*' *v,r a mail from th«- i*a< Ifie coast
«• no definite decision has yet
••ached regarding th>' app«»:nt
it is I nown that Franklin l*.
of K u Franc! eo. is until r
foils no:. We rat ion for the place
1. a wi ll known lawyer and
V, fc*
ImhU
irent.
!a£D<‘.
Mr
was :si one time the Is mot ra’b- rtii.lt
dale for uo.e-nor id California and
luter for t1, ■ mayoralty of 6j,i I ran-
will drill ten well*.
Arkansas City. Kan . Oct. Ik. Ti -
ne* oil and ga* cxmiiwny ot whi«h
John B Mc.u iv 1* the cont rolling
spirit ha* in this dutiict already lea*-
eil 4(i.<H'<* icr«*.
It Is Ike understanding that this
company will drill ft. well* princi-
pally between Arkansas City and Hex
t, i AM the W‘11* excepting one will
I;,, the usual depth that ga s is fmmd
here but the one will he a deep one
mi,I will lie drilled to see what there
i* in old mother earth here. It i*
evident tha, the iu< it back of the com
liacy have confidence In the outcome
of thl* section.
To make Cheap Gas-light for
Country Homes
HOLV WATER FRONTS
QUITE DANGEROUS
Washington, Oct. Id. Vo Important
step toward the prevention of eon
tag bins ilist'ii-<s was tat ,'tt when tli'*
members of the internal ionul sanitary
convention accepted the furiy-Bitt'' ar-
ticles of the I'arls convention of l>c-
mber II, lilt'd, with only a few modi-
■cations, reijuired by Hie conditions
in tropical countries. The art teles
which are now engrossed in Spanish
aud Knplish, will lie signed by the
delegates, and when ratified by the
different South and North American
government*, there will lie on practi-
cally all of the American continent
one system of quarantine and preven-
tive measure*. This Is calculated to
put an end to the evil of g<*'d work
in one state being undone by the ne-
gligent methods In a nelghlsirlng
stall'. H was decided that the I tilted
Stud's pharniaeopia should be trans-
lated Into Spanish and that a first edi-
tion of five thousand copies should lie
published.
Hr. I,. «>. Howard. .......nlomologl.it
of the department of agriculture, wmi
has made a special study of the yel-
low fever mosquito read a palter on
that Insect
In regard to the dlatauee tit*1 mouqut-
loc* are aide to fly out on the sea la
question of gn at importance alien de-
termination of how far ships andci
quarantine shall stay away from
sbotel. he a kited that it has been
found possible for mosqultoea to move
out as far as 600 feet.
"Holy water fronts iu churchea are
often the breeding place for the yel-
low fever mosquitoes. ' Itr. Ilowa 'd de-
clared. and the statement was sup-
ported by many of the other dele-
gates present. In many Instances, he
said, the work of dlainfc nltegls done
in an absolutely useless way. lArgc
places of water where no mosquito
larvae could live are disinfected while
broken but ilea w hich contain a lit-
tle water and which form the Ideal
place for breeding for the insects are
neglected. Very little attention, he
continued, has been paid to the holy
water fronts In the churches, though
they would breed out mosquitoes
which would And easy victims In ihe
people who had gone to church. In
many countries, he added, salt Is put
In the Indy water, and though this has
a disinfecting power there is seldom
enough of it to make the water saf *.
Denier* say that us soon n» a cus-
tomer tries Defiance Starch it is Im-
110**11,|p til sell 'hem nny other cold
water starch. It can be used cold or
liolled.
lie who deliberately deceives him
self i* hopelessly foolish.
Here I* Relief for Women.
Mother Gray, a nurse In New York, dis-
covered a pleasant herb remedy for women's
tils, called AUSTRALIANLIIAF. Ills tho
only certain monthly regulator. Cures
female weaknesses, Itaekuelie, Kidney aud
Urinary troubles. At all Druggists or by
until rstetw. Sample mailed KllKK. Address,
The Mother Gray Co., LcRoy. N. Y.
When a man falls in love he pro
•red* to give his Intelligence a vaca-
tion
lull or Onto. CITV o* Tolkiki. I „
rs.x, r« r tsu
r.K .,V , *T.s.u Unit cm.* t,« . urad b, .hr ««' of
H»u . C*r*aaatvss. F|UNR , nn SKY
Sworn to hcf„rr mo *"* Prr“'
•ncr. thl. Mb *W *■» IHiawubef A- J>-^ Jj„N
Joan, j SoT»«v Pi'iu,'.
o 'M l~( Hi.rrh Ciirr I. taken li,lrni*ll» »i"l
air!-, ,'* mi III.- W.««t «nd MirlM-r* •1
....... ‘or V-*'!“ CHKNKV ft '•«» - Toledo. O
^^i'JWV^forca.t.PMton.
PROFITS WERE $200,000
IN THE COTTON LEAK
New York. Oft. It',. - The profits "f
the allege,I conspirators iu tho opera-
tions based on the recent leak in the
government cotton crop reports are
placed at approximately $-0",ooo, ac-
cording; lo an Indictment presented in
court on the arraignment before I’nl-
ted Slates Commissioner Frederick
A Poekham and Moses Haas. Ac-
cording lo charges made In Ibis In-
dictmem Kdwln S. Holmes. Jr„ asso-
ciale stallsticlan of the department of
agriculture, received *115.017.
The indictment which was found by
a grand jury In Washington on Or
i oher t! Is against Edwin S. Holmes.
,jr „n<| |,. C. Van ltiper as well as
against Haas and Peckham and
charges all four collectively with hav-
ing conspired to defraud by procuring
advance Information from Holmes
concerning the government* cotton
crop report
It sets forth In full many copies of
telegrams and also of checks which
passed between the accused, tending
to show that a conspiracy existed.
One of the checks, dated December
12, 1 DOT, drawn on the Second Na
tlonul Hank of Hoboken and signed by
Lewis C. Van Riper, calls for the pay-
ment of $24,260 to M. Haas, of which
sunt it is allege,| Haas paid Holmes
$14,250 In cash. Many other minor
checks for sums ranging from $100 to
$500 are set forth In the Indictment,
in addition to another check signed
by Van Riper and payahl* to Hans on
the same bank for $.",8,202, dated De-
cember Ul, 1904. Of this_sum it is
claimed Holmes got $10,707.
Counsel for the defense moved for
the discharge of Ihe prisoners on the
ground that the charges alleged did
not constitute an offense against the
government. The hearing on the mo-
tion was adjourned until October 21.
Dignity of August.
Few persons know why August hat-
thirty-nn* days. .Inly, which takes it*
name front Julius Caesar, has thirty
„,„o days, and Augustus, who com
pleted the calendar, declined to sub
xnit to the Indignity of seeing bis owr
month branded with the inferiority
of on.- day less. The astronomers had
accordingly to reshuffle the 1'inai
,-arils and after some perplexity hit
,„,on the expedient of shearing twenty-
four hours front February's glory in
order that August might face the
xvorld on a footing of perfect equality
with .Inly
THiN BLOOD—V/EAK NERVES
Cure Both.
Tim steady use of a particular set of
musics tends to chronic fatigue, which
iuodcos faulty or difflcult
'reuil'lnig, cramps and even paiu.jM*-
Writers, telegraphers, tailor* and seam
..... niimmr tho c,ia>M,n idom
fciit'SsfK HV6 lilliUUK 111 , .
th.vat.-msl in this way with ihe,
,.,,wer to earn u living, i1'*-
(,,xv mg iiistauco shows Unit nerve pewet
O-.UV to- recovered alter it *oems clilirely
!,,*•'. if the right mentis arc tab"'- Mi..
(i s Blackstou, «>t N«- ■ s-> N "" 1a'"'
. tvoet, Mansfield, Olilo, says -
I or vears my hands \vonld become
so numb at times that I
,>.ytiling 1 attempted to bit l-o<r
i 1,entitle so bad that 1 could not sew
nux' logger, and at last 1 could « nrctdy
Uo tujy thing at with my hauds. M
, , -|,t the ptiokmg sea sat ion* ''oal't
on worse.than ever, nml my
mm arcs would pa,n so ,bat I drv«' ^
,0 t„ t,ed. My family (leetoi k- '
sorre ,,,-rve tabl'ts. Tiny belied im a
, , hut ouly for a s' rt time a
\ "d tuhiti the'm ami if l bappuu d to b>
without th*n, f r a day or ‘ - '
lie a- bad as . vet or e" ' 1 -'vu-V ivi*
I K„t a box of Hr- V-tllainis link HIM
ami began to tnlm them.
••Tim result was surprising '-
time 1 had taken the Im.p; ''-1
box I could see a gain. 'fV
?! S l' j
‘vvsssy'ssr^HiS;
Coiwduuj. &cU«u«cuw.v. r». »•
GERMAN MEAT FAMINE
DAILY GROWS SERIOUS
Berlin. Oct. 14.—There is much ovi
deuce to show that Germany's meat
famine is growing worse. Reports
from all parts of the country make
mention of the measures that are be-
ing taken to abate the famine. Even
a conference of the municipal authori-
ties In the
regular rabbit markets, and in the
Munich market also ralil.it stalls have
I , >u opened.
Since horse ilesti lias risen in pi ice
ami dog flesh is no longer obtainable
buying carloads of sea fish at
cast towns and selling them at coat
to citizens. This expedient was first
adopted at Solingen. but lias now-
spread to various Westphalian cities,
to Posen and even (o Bavarian towns.
The latest government statistics
show that the price of meats is still
rising. The report shows some kinds
rose during the month a cent ami a
. r-.....«.
c-Tf-w \KI a ,-, t ,n Civ, 1’ l"'
I I'm a -lniple Acetylene" t.xiliiirner on i »
• -tem
Bind the two ill position with * tight .ittu-.g p:e, e
of Kulihcr Hi**. . , , ,
Then t.ll the bowl of the pipe with tine-ground Cal-
cium t’arlnde. .... ,
S',- i ti< a tag ,,\cr head of the howl t I •*
Now put the nipe into a (.'ass of \\\ 11/s'
Water, a* in pe t tre "s. 'a
There you have a complete (,as-
nlant for J$ cent*.
Touch a match to the Burner— y,
and you'H get a beautiful White (.as-
light. ,
(>i cft'.irsf. t< >*( i* only -in rxpffi*
treot. hut it shows the wonderful itm-
*/,. (<.- of Acetylene l ighting.
Tliat very simplicity gave Acetylene
tween the burgomasters of Berlin and
other important towns it was voted
to appeal to Prince von Huelow, the
imperial chancellor, to take measures
to alleviate the conditions, since pre-
vious petitions made to the Prussian
minister of agriculture had been un-
availing.
tn cittsens. i *>*s c.mm 11 __________—
KANSAS OIL INTERESTS
Washington. Oct. 14.—Railroad rat"
legislation and the oil situation with
special reference to the middle west
field, were discussed by the president
and Representative Campbell of Kan-
Mr. Campbell talked briefly of
railroad rales and of the contest be-1
iween the state of Kansas and the oil
combination. He assured the pres,
dent that the people of Kansas stone
squarely a' bis back on the qnratioia
of railroad rate legislation and ther
was no doubt he would have the un-
qualified support of the Kansas con-
cressional
The president expressed great in-
terest In the oil situation.
-The middle west has the greatest
oil field in the world," said Mr. I amp-
bell. "The prospects now are brigh
or for the industry than ever before.
Independent refineries ate springing
Aged Minister Dies.
Babylon. 1- 1-. Oct. 1C.—Dr. 1-c >
Harrison Parsons, a well known Pres-
byterian preacher, died here, aged . u ^
v‘ears He was president of the s>-
no",tie Female college at Greensboro.
C.a., and also of a seminary a; 1 ana
hassee. Kla.
Reappointed Hungarian Premier.
Vienna. Oct. 16.—li understood
that General Baron Fejervary has
been reappointed Hungarian Premier,
but no public announcement will "
made until next w'ck.
up over the field. Already two are in
operation and several others will be
at work within sixty days. The oil
commission never has had sueh a
shock from the people as it has re-
ceived during the past eight months.
Heretofore it simply has overrun all
competition or ignored it entirely.
Now it is obliged to reckon with h.
The Kansas oil producers are doing
very well. An independent pipe line
has been financed by the Cudahy in
terests. It will extend from the Kan
sas and Indian Territory fields to St.
Louis, where a big refinery will be
erected. The pipe line enterprise will
involve an expenditure of about
ICOOO.nOO. and all the neeessa.'
mcnev has been provided. The p ic"
, i oil has gone tip recently about .
cents a barrel and the producers ,;
our western fields are optimistic m
tho future.”
To Consider Moscow Strike.
St Petersburg, Get. 16.- The print
ers here will meet to consider th
Moscow strike and their own grim
I ances. There is a strong strike sor
timent among the men.
mi i* ■
*'A
'•*!? Catcwm CartM*
(ias hglit that over Poo different kinds of tank* ana
"Aeetvlenc Machine*” were invented, patented, and
marketed for the purpose, by about a* many different
|H Well, the thing to he expected certainly happened!
About sto of the*c "Acetylene Machines had hetn
invented and s.dil by people vvlto knew more about
Tinware than they did about (,as-ntaktnn.
'I he "Calcium Carbide” wa« all right all the time,
hut 5.10 of the machines for turning it into (.as were
all wromr all the time. , . . •
So V et' lene fias "got .1 bad name. tliouRh ft t*
clear enough now that it never dcsenrd it at any t'mw
it was like selling M nod St,r, rs to hum Hard Coal
in. and then blaming the Coal for not burning.
I.ots of things happened to grieve the Owner* of
these *10 makes of alleged "Acetylene Machines
But Very few accidents occurred front them even in
the davs of rank experiment and dense ignorance,
among. “Generator Makers. .. *
Of eoiir-e. a gun will go off unexpectedly now and
then, if the trigRer be pulled by a person ^bo didnt
know it wa« loaded. . . *
Rut. that’s no fault of the Ammttnrtion-tsit .
Well, tinallv (lie Insurance Companies got, after
thc-e * to odd'makes of " Acetylene Machines that
wouldn't Acetvlatc, and the Insurance Board made an
investigation of all Generators that were submitted to
’'’"Then, out of the Poo odd "Machines" (Mtented.
only about ~o were "permitted by the Insttrame Board
to be used. .
Oh, what a howl was there
Rv "oermitted" 1 mean that tffe Insurance Board
was willing that any building should be Insur:d, with-
out extra eharge. which used any one oj ^e ^
Acetvlene (.enerators it had found safe v* eflecuv .
as ,t permitted houses to be piped fart'V
-r win 1 for 1 lectruUy. umfcr proper
\ vv, the Insurant* l.snpanus *
whether t.r not these 70 different makes of Acct>lene
(ini,rators were absolutely Safe to use. Fx.
It (*aust' thex have 1<» pay tbc bills, 1* ' *re
..los'n.;, ^ttr* from any one of the Acetylene Gencr
"Vd ^ore's'a pr.Hif of the.r good judgment.
Though there are now I wo Mdlion people ttsmg
Acetvlene I :ght in America, there have '■^
) ire- from it m one year, against Sd6$ I ires from
Kerosene and Gasoline.
There have also been 4'"!' I irf.s. ,ro*“ '
1-07 1 res front Citv (ias, and SA> lores front ( a,,dle^
Vsnles these there have been -*> h.wa fr-.m the
Sun's ray-. But.—only four lores front Aietvlene
‘ That'shows how careful the Insurance Board was
in it- examination of Acetylene Generators, and m
•j>. minting" only the 70 make, that were ah,nr sut
' fr .™! out of the Poo experiments that were once on
the market , * «
Well—the lsiont in Acetylene Lighting made /otter
prices possible on the material it is derived from. viz.
Calcium Carbides a material that looks like Granite
b'’V'XvkActndcne Light is a full third cheaper than
Kerosene Light, or Gasoline Light, per Canille 1 owc r
^ It tv not more than half the (iriie of Electric Light,
nor three-fourths that of City Gas.
If 1 can't fro-re these statements to your full satis-
faction ntv name is not “Acetylene Jones.
Rut Acetylene is more than the safest and cheape
llKU is'also thear|f'Wf«» Light-the nearest to natural
Sunlight in health giving fihie and Vmtet raj« and
because of this, with its freedom from flicker, it
the easiest of all Artificial Light on the r.yrr.
‘ it so much like real Sunlight that it ha* made
plants grow Z4 hours per day tn dark cellar,. where uo
months' experiment made this very year.
* * *
Now I've saved up for the last a point more im-
nortant ’to you than all the others about Acetylene
’’“it'consumes only one-fourth as much oftbe vital
Orxtrit from the Air of Living rooms or bed-room ,
as either Kerosene or City <ias-l.ight consumes.
That's a tremendous difference in a lifetime, mark
you—three fourths of a difference.
Because.—Oarygc* '* l-ifr. . , nr
And every hit of Oxygen stolen from Lie hmf,* t
Women. Children ami Men. through Lighting, 1* a
’“Vyayc.'siJ.ts.isJ /ssw *» «*.
nffl: l?,,; «<*»«>«». —
a third more, viz.: thrce-W ^ a cent per hour for
Kerosene alone, or 75 pfT
That's exclusive of broken lamp chimneys, new
wicks and the everlasting drudgery and danger of
cleaning, tilling and trimming daily.
1 want to prove these figure, to you, Reader, it .
are a house-owner or storekeeper.
Tell me how many rooms you vr pot and 1 11 tell you
what it will cost to'light them with brilliant, beautiful,
SaWn.y; Z5'Free Book about "Sunlight
©n Tap ”
Just address me here as—
‘‘Acetylene Jones,
8 Adams St..
Chicago. Ilia.
T Prove It
By the Oven Fire
Put the wonderiul KC Bak-
ing Powder to the test. Get a
can on approval. Your money
will be returned it you don t
agree that all we claim is true.
You’ll be delighted with the de-
licious, wholesome things that
■y BAKING
8\ G POWDER
will bring to life in your oven.
K C Baking Powder is two-
thirds cheaper and makes purer,
I better, more healthful food than
' other powders anywhere near
KC Quality. 25 ounces for
25 cents. Get it to-day 1
JAQUES MFG. CO.
Chicago
Send a postal for
Book cf Present*.
W. L. Douglas
*3 *3= SHOES mm.
L, Douglas $4.00 Cilt Edge Lino
cannot be equalled at any price.
KC
m
S5uS5'"
ALL
PRICES .
J
a
raiWTir cjr
July «,
AMY
PRICE. Jr=* *5
pi IN ONE DAY j
AMPINE
Defense Not Ready.
London. Oct. 16. Joseph McC-'ddon
the American showman who is char
ed at the instance of tho French an-
tfiorities with fraudulent bankruptcy,
was again remanded tor a week nt th
Mow street police court here, his de
fense not being ready.
IS GUARANTEED TO CURE____
6R!P, BAD COLD, HEADACHE AMD NEURALGIA.
7 nrlnlne to * do.l.r s>ho WtOn».mtM
\T:VS «va; w .r IT Mvmat
F. W. Dlemer, 3f- O.. Manufacturer.Wprt»i yflrld. Mo.
•I followed the
trail from Texaa
On the Trait ............
•with A Fish Brand iVfst^BRAND
Sticker, used for
Pommel Slicker
when windy. * rein coat when it rained,
and for a cover at n.giit if we Rot to bed,
and I will say that I have gotten mors
comfort cut of veur slicker than any other
«M article that I ever owned."
(The adflfM. ‘lf s-ri'er ef thl.
v* in,„uri,"i hater m*., i~ ha*»nl*Mla )
Wet Weather Garments for Riding, Walk-
ing, W king or Sporting.
HIGHEST AWAPit WORLD’S FAB. 1904.
~~ ^ Tht Bijnc!
A. J. TOWER CO.
t
no:ics, C.8.X.
TOWER CANADIAN .
CO., Limited ' • ~
TOE ONTO, OAttiJ* j
13*^m
Sl8(»Hl5cC16AR always reliable
YourjoGber or (Urocl from factory, loorU 111.
$16 AN ACRE
in Western
Canada is the
amount many
farmers will
realize from
their wheat
cropthisyear.
25 Bus'.vei6 to the Acre Will be the
Average Yield of Wheat.
The land that thts * grown on cost many of
' the farmers absolutely not him;, while those
who wished to ;.,Id to the '«> a: res tho (iovern-
I meet -rants. , ;,L buy land adjoining at from $6
I to {10 an acre.
, Climate splendid school conv, niont. railways
l jlosc at hand, taxes low.
Send for pamphlet "20th Century Canada”
and full particulars rerr.rdinp rate, etc., to
Superintended of Immigration, Ottawa,
! Canada, or to the following authorized
| Canadian Government Agent—J- V Crawford,
No. I2S \Y. Ninth Street.Kansas City,Missouri.
'.Mention this paper.)
nnn REWARD to anyone vho can
$IU)UUU disprove this statement.
! W. L. Oougla. $.t.50 shoes have by their M-
cetlent ,.tv!c, easy fitting, and superior wearing
1 qualities, achlev ed the largest sale of .ny *.t.S0
shoe In the wortd. They are fust as good a*
I those that cost you $5.00 to $7.00 — the only
| difference Is the price. If I could lake you Into
my factory at Brockton, Moss., the largest In
| the world under one roof making men a tlna
! shoes, and show you the cure with which evwy
! pair of Douglas shoe* I* made, you would real!ij
• Whv W. L. Dounlaa $3.50 »hoc» are the be»t
I shoe-i produced In the world.
If l could shew you the difference between tha
I *.hocr. made In niy factory and thoae of other
I inakefi, you would understand why p°uRW*
; $.1.50 shoes cost more to make, why they hold
l their shape, lit better, wear longer, and are of
greater Intrinsic value than any other $J.5'»
ahoe on the market to-day.
Mf. L. Oouglam Strong Mado Shooo for
SSi.,£52i»SS.&'35.«Sre4S
CAUTION.^—Insist upon having \N .L.IV»ng-
las shneff. Taka no snlwiltufe. N«»ne g»*nuina
without his tiama and price stamped on fottoin.
W AN TI'l*. \ shoe dealer fn©very town where
W. I.. ikmirlM Slinen are not aold. Full Uu°
8ain|deK $4*tit f r»*o for im«j»©ct»on upon request.*
Fait Color Ei, filets ti serf; Me if witl not wear brassy.
Write for Illustrated Catalog of Fall Styleib
W. L. DOUGLAS. Brockton. Mass.
never •tick*
to the Iron.
DEFIANCE STARCH
WE WILL SEND
■ onr Medicine t - —
, it -i’y t urn r.’i• to WO R ia »-»-k, *t
i'inl ivprcs*t*ntatlyF anil avjniint
r h .it il .> • V. I; I TV. vVU'S. n«
_ _ coniplctr Intor-
ir.stion at>out our Medicine Bustih^m and show
;,,i»- you can » a-i’y earn *JI> to VA)
tnjr as oar special trprosentative $
avreuts In V"tir l« aiity. \. •; iTr. V1' “ ^
• • !v < ne r. hi « r " '*n '- ’ll m-1«■« ted r'"''
each County. Xu fako ir flu .me. Adv i Dipt.
bounty. -----
JOHN P.^OD CfiF**ICAL CO..
ta»>*i Ltd 20 year*
* -
OEFiaaSE STARCH—:
lft ounces t»
“the pacWftil®
-other nar, !,»s only U ounw-'W price an!
•■DEFIANCE' IS SUPERIOR QUALITY.
iVj ja tinie. Sold b}' drujuclfits.
•yrup. 'l^ast'e* Gooi. 'Ui*
Lime. Sold by drumrlfita.
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Renfrew, J. P. Renfrew's Record. (Alva, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1905, newspaper, October 19, 1905; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc951854/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.