Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 28, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922
KLUXERS INVADE
BAPTIST CHURCH
AFTER MEMBERS
New York, Nov. 28. Ku Klui
Klan organizing, renewed recent
ly, has been carried into Caivary
Baptist church at No. 123 West
57 th street, o which the Rev.
John Roach Straton is minister.
This has been established, and as
a result ot leaflets handed out In
' the church, two reporters sat
through a Klan recruiting meet
ing 'presided over by a Klansman
in full regalia, it was neia in
an undertaking shop.
Klan activities In the church
have been ascribed by those who
have come in contact with them
to the inspiration of the Rev.
Oscar Haywood, general evange
list of the church. He has been
for the last month on 9 fresh-air
farm he established in Mount
Gilead, N. C. The World sent an
inquiry, to him there, and In re
sponse received from him the fol
lowing telegram:
"Didn't Know." Says Straton.
"It is true I am interested and
actively engaged in the work of
propagating the Ku Klux Klan in
New York city. In it I am just as
lealous as I was in the work of
endowing the Calvary Baptist
church four years ago. The Ku
Klux ivlan will be the loyal ally
of every Protestant church, every
patriotic society, every home in
New York city. In those sections
where the Protestant churches
have died it will spring up and
live. It is the most dauntless or
ganization known to men."
Before the service Sunday morn
ing Dr. Straton was asked if he
knew recruiting had been going
on inside his churqh.
"I know of no such thing," he
said. "If any such propaganda
has been going on ft has been
without my knowledge or consent
I am unalterably opposed to the
Ku Klux Klan."
Pastor Denounces Klan.
Dr. Straton was then told of the
telegram to the World from the
Rev. Dr. Haywood, his chief evan-
genst. He read it carefully and
then remarked:
He cannot come In here and
do anything of that sort, xnere
Is nothing in that movement
which has had my sympathy or
can enlist my support. There is
no place in America for the man
in the mask. He cannot be any
thing except a menace. Abuses
and excesses would be certain to
follow his success. He would only
split up our people into bigoted,
Irresponsible cliques, disrupt na
tional spirit and threaten AmerK
can freedom and independence.
Dart W H, do
Garrett Gn, shoveling gravel
xnais Geo, do M 6.00
Mlenek Louis J, do 11.50
Brack Henry, spreading. 12.00
Stavena Frank, grading 2.50
Durant X, W, patrolman . 29.66
Boad District No. 8Vi
Drager D G, cash, advance
tor freight on gravel 114.96
Drager D G, do . . 141.75
Sowa, Paul, sharpening grad
er blade 6.00
liuchkowaky Albert, shovel
ing gravel .. 20.25
Crosby A B, do 4.50
Uavis Chas, spreading gra
vel and ditchine
Eechout Prank, hauling gra
vel 1 .
Keizer C J, do
15.00
25.00
25.00
22.50
' 9.75
16.2
143.25
COMMISSIONERS COURT
The following is the official
publication of the record
claims before the Marion
county commissioners court
for the Nov. term 1922 with
the amount allowed, bills con
tinued, etc., according to the
records in the office of the
county clerk.
Le William O, do ..
McClure T J, do .
Miller Henry, do
Miller James, do
Murphy Hugh, shoveling gra
vel . ....:
Pendleton H V, do-....
Eowe I M, ditching
Wampole Clarence, spreading
gravel and hauling
Weishart Andrew, shovelinsr
Scollard Wm. -patrolman
Road District No 9
Oregon Gravel Co, road pipe..'
Grimm Wm, grading
Nelson A K, do .
Van Cleave Joseuh A. na
trolman .... : 29.00
Road District No 10
Oregon Gravel Co, pipe...
acnmaltz & Son N, nails.......
Droupulich Carl, gravel
Eickhoff Wm, laying tile .
Humburg Jake, plow team....:
Saalf eld Henry, use of truck
Zollner John ,laying tile
Annen Wm B, patrolman 24.00
" Road District No, 12
teller Kay, driving team.... 15.00
Shepherd Carl putting
culvert 12.00
Hogg W T, patrolman 28.00
Road District No 13
Behrends B H, dragging road 2.50
Womack Fred patrolman 3.00
Road District No. 14
Ames 8, oil bolts etc 4.67
City of Silverton, use of rol
ler 207.50
Cornutt J, running roller.... 114.13
Sunday O B, putting in cul-
cverts
15.00
13.50
3.00
30.25
1,1. no
70.00
15.75
10.00
17.50
10.50
4.50
36.60
3.00
1.50
5.00
3.00
Buell A, do
White B, do ...
Sunday Arthur, hauling rock
Peterson Andrew, shoveline
gravel
Arthur Fred, sfircadine rock
59.75
45.00
27.00
5.00
27.75
3.00
72.50
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
I ' November Term
I Road District No, 1
,1'avne E E, grading
sbnyder A C, patrolman
I Road District No, 3
.Kerr Thomas, plowing ditches
filler J H, patrolman
Road District No, 4
jj'aber Ed, building bridge
jPUlett Basil, hauling timbers
jPillett Ed, piling sticks etc....
tillett Stanley, ' building
bridge . .
llett Ted, do 1
Road District No, 5
lyserie Joseph, hauling
1 gravel
Davidson Eugene, do
frav.dson John, do...
.Ubontz Louis, ditching..-..
ferten Steve Jr, hauling
! gravel
asaiussen Lorence, do
pmith Carl, do
Pfflith Maurice, do '.
Sperup Peter ,do .
Pavidson W F, patrolman.-"
I Road District No, 6
fowa paul, sharpening grad
1 blade . ,L. .. .....
f mars T A, gravel hauling
! A L, hauling gravel..
lah, John, do
T-rter Wm B, grading..
4U7.50
27.00
2.50
28.75
6.00
5.00
30.00
6.00
6.00
5.34
19.25
54.00
9.00
8.10
34?25
45.25
54.37
2:50
44.00
6.00
12.40
1.67
27.50
17.50
Vearrier Will, hauling water
oamreath w M, repairing cul
and wood 67.50
Hulkrson P, renairine cul
verts 5.00
Oedor A, patrolmao..... 86.00
Road District No '15V4
Ames S, axe 2.75
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.
gravel : 68.40
Charlesworth E T, helnine
trucks 5.00
Hunt Noah, shoveling gravel 10.50
Lohnbakken Oliver, do 7.50
McKinley Fred, do ... 7.50
Tokstad Ansel, repairing cul
verts 3.00
Lorence Andrew, patrolman 10.00
Road District No 16
Sebism Robert, wood for rol
ler ... 23.50
Ebner J W, shovels crease. 9.60
Weissenfels Bros, sharpening
grader blade m 5.40
Stevens Ellis, hauling gravel 37.50
Stevens Ted, do : 37.50
Blannard Anton, do 37.50
Rauch. Frank, do 30.00
Cannon J R, holding scraper 22.50
Seism Isae, do 30.00
Rauch Mike, shvoeling gra
vel zi.oo
Gleasman Delbert, do - 15.00
Gleasman Theodore hauling
gravel .. .
eai w w, haulinsr Eravel
and spreading eravel
Lang L L, spreading graveU..
Brown Alfred, ahoveling..l
Streets Tolbert, do
Todd H C, eutting brush.
Neal E G, patrolman
Road District No, 25
Albus Philip, hauling lumber
Butler Frank, labor on bridge
Sloper Guy, lumber
Road District No 26
West Side Gravel Co, gravel
Road District No 27V.
Taylor C H, patrolman..' ,
Road District No, 281,
West Side Gravel Co. gravel
Rose Alford, shoveling gravel
Cummings J B, dracirinff
Shclton W A, hauling gravel
Shelton Rolland, shoveling..
Salchenberg Lewis, dragging
lUfiU ....
THE ' CAPITAL
leung Emerson, do 7.50
20.00 Schnider J, do . 10.50
12.00 McAllister O L. Mtrohimn 22.00
7.50 Road District No. 48
.50 Gulbertaiwon, Abe, digging
3.00 ditches etc , : 1.12
24.00 Looney D R, hauling culvert
and lumber etc 1.25
8.00 Wells Lee, grading . 6.00
6.00 Hahn E W, patrolman 2.00
7.20 Boad District No 49
Schmaltz & Sons N. lumber.. 4.80
64.13 wjiiig Fred, sharpening road
plow etc . , 1.50
16.00 Hansen Chres. repairing
bridge . 3.00
12.50 McKee Rodney, do 5.00
d.uu McK.ee Chag A, patrolman.... 4.00
8.00
20.00
9.00
17.50
'6.00
45.00
Road District No 51
Farrier Charles, hauling gra
vel
Albert, filling
opening ditch
Salchenberg
slips ....
Carter O W.
with slip ....
Sharp Claud? draeeinir rn,l
Henmngsen P A, spreadine
gravel
Cox W H, hauling gravel
auoier .Lewis. Bhovnlinw ,-
, to
vel ,
Bhodes M, do .
Road District No
Brown Petzel Lumber
lumber
gra-
30
Co,
Donahue Dan, gravel
Holt F C, do
Miller F H, bridce work
Mier Wm J. do
7.50 Moisan Al. do
Siewert Wm. shovelini?
i.ou vel ,
McAllister J J; patrolman....
5.00 Road District No 52
10.00 Duniean H W. hauling tnnU.,
Dunigan Edw Sr, patrolman
6.00 Road District No S3
10.00 Jones Ray A, ditching .'.
liaroy James O, do
6.00 Doerfler Frank A, do
6.00 Gilham George C. rerinirinff
gravel road
Doerfler Martin, patrolman....
Road District No 56"
Ames S, shovel "
Brenden Olaf, leveling rock..
Brokke Carl O, supervising ...
10.00
7.50
25.00
6.00
21.00
5.00
14.00
6.00
9.00
. 4.50
Burkhart A, do .f-u ...;.
Downing Elmer N, patrolman
1 Road District No, 83
Stayton Canning Co, ' fir
wood . '
Smith Henry drawing and re
pairing .
Pieser Eddie, do
Jonos F T, sawing wood....I
Bocdigheimer I J, sawin
' wood
Feeeh George, patrolman...
Road District No 88
Cooley & Sons, grading '.
Cooley H W, do ..-
Crocker August, hauling gra
vel j. 1
Krebs John, do
Grens L E, do 1Z.
Davidson Delmer, shoveling
gravol
Robnett Guy, do
Cooley Marvel, drivinir tnm
Cooley & Sons, gravel ,
Colo Al, buildinir fence
Cooley II W, patrolman . 31.00
txemz i,loyd, hauling gra.
vel ..- '
Eihensart Fred,
. gravel .....
Lorance
10.00
:. 9.60
4.80
1.60
2.Q0
20.00
76.25
15.50
30.00
27.50
5.00
15.00
15.00
1.50
14.75
6.00
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back
PAGE THREE
T .
7.50
6.00
6.00
23.05
10.00
14.60
9.00
1.50
4.50
6.00
10.00
1.15
West Side Gravel Co .eravel 130.50
110.00 lonnson Oscar, hauling gra
vei 1 .-
Thomson Clyde, no 13.00 Haynes Melvin, hauling rock
vveuuie frea, Hauling gravel 15.00 obart Mrs Rachel, ..do
neiu u ranK, ao 30.00
wells Leo, patrolman
Road District No 31
T 1 . . . n , ..
nuweu u Hauling gravel. 65 00
Stephens George, shoveling.. 6.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
10.00
Terry Glenn, do
Riches T H. do .
Thomas Ralph, do ' 15.00 Shelley Arthur, spreading gra
vei
Russel S. H. patrolman ah no
Boad District No 32
Liiuer rnuip, hauling gravel 25.00
Ditter M J, spreadine gravel 15.00
van Handel Antone, shovel
ing gravel , 15.00
Lulay Bros, hauling gravel.... 22.50
Uulay Wm, . Bhoveling gravel 9.38
Barkmeyer Jos, shoveling 11.63
Toolle G H, do 21.88
Pieser Frank, dumping gravel 1.50
Spenner Conrad, shoveling
E Z, spreading "
Foss Lewsi, do
Bolme George, shoveling gra
vel
Kaufman
gravel
Olsen Oscar, do .
Terry Bort F, shoveling gra
vel
Hobart Alvin, shoveling
Loe C K, hauling rock
Lioe
5.00
27.50
27.50
10.50
". 6.00
16.50
-3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
24.00
Emil, do 10.OO
1.32
3.00
1.50
5.00
108.24
25.00
14.25
8.25
. " naming gravel 104.50
r" J W, patrolman.;. 23.00
1 Road District No
rur,ht Herman
gravel .
oulett Albert,
vel . '
7
shoveling
hauling gra-
.4 j 'osepn, do .
r. r Wm, do
rontt r j
C1
shoveling
do
f t!f0rth -fohn H, patrolm.H
Ler No.
for ' caah "dvante
i-i ht oa r"eI
iam' nk han!i"g gravel
J,? SteTe, do
rler Ben, do -JZIT
JTM John, do "
j Henry, d0
6.00
15.00
6.00
7.50
6.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
" 5.00
12.00
102.60
12.50
13.75
10.00
Cannon J R, do ...
Cannon J B, do
Gleasman Delbert. shoveliner
gravel .... ; - 15.00
fileasman Theodore, hauling
gravel 25.00
Rauch Mike, shoveling' gra-
vel 13.50
bcism Isac, hauling gTavel 22.50
Stevens Ellis, shoveling gra
vel 10. 50
Watkins B L, patrolman 157.00
Road District No 1
Hayes J O, graveling new
road as per agreement .-1156.82
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.
gravel 54.00
Collard W P, gravel 34.20
Hoover C A, hauling gravel.. 20.00
Gouley Romeo, patrolman 30.50
Road District No 18
The Watt Shipp Powder Co,
powder and fuse -
Hammack Donald, hauling
gravel
Russell Ward C, do
Timm Henry, grubbing etc....
Cole Robt, patrolman 111.00
-Road District No, 19
Miller Harriett Claggett,
graveling
Darling O B, hauling gravel..
Darling W D, dragging etc
Darling W D, hauling gra
vel .... 19.00
Hall Morse, do 5.00
Savage W E, work on fresno 27.50
gravel 7.50
spenner Frank, do 6.00
Road District No, 35
ixatea Mill Co, lumber 48.53
McCurdy J P, mails 1.90
Spencer G A, bridge work.... 22.50
Bartoz Hildegard, do 24.00
Bradley Nelson, do
Miller Conrad, patr,olman......
Road District No 39
Pearce & Son Lot I. axis
grease
KotSow C A, operating grad
er
Kobow Louis F, do
Johnson F. O. operating grad
er etc ..
oRad District No 40
Hammond Lumber Co, dyna
mite fuse etc ...
Davenport Jack, pick and
shovel ....
Emra Johri, do
Duffey Albert, bridge work..
Work Chas, do
Taylor G V, hauling gravel
Carter Elwin C, do -
Short V F, dragging road... 15.00
Wilson Earl, driving team.... 9.00
Short R T, patrolman 15.00
Road District No 44
West Hide Gravel Co. gravel 93.31
Heekinger I A, patrolman.... 12.00
Road District No 45
Lyle J F, shovel 4.05
Miller Lumber Co, bridge
lumoer
Peebles Albert, hauling gra
vel '...
Naderman John, do
Wilson H H, do
Gale R D, do
Rlue Ole spreading gravel.... 13.50
Brenden Iver. do 13 5(1
3.00
50.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Parrish Glenn, do
Hobart A F, patrolman... ..
Road District No. 57
Dawn Al, shovelins? eravel ..
Nichol Wllam, do
12.00 SaeI)ari James, do
57.00 p -Hugh, hauling gra-
gravei 3.00
Stiger Jake, do 4.00
Leonard Fred, do - 5?00
Hicks W P, patrolman.i... 10.00
Road District No 60
West Side Gravel Co, gravel 156.40
Masscr Frank, shovel. 1.65
Park L L, hauling gravel 53.50
Rieek Paul, ditching shovel
ing gravel ..
Nelson Martin, do
Huffman Fred, shoveling gra
vel
Spelbrink Art, do ,
Spclbrink G A, do ..
Welch E L, do
Olsen heo, do
42.00
48.00
7.50
9.00
6.25
12.50
Kischner Art, hauling gravel
Bartels Herman, do
Amort J L, do
Klecker Ben, do
, 13.28
2.50
2.50
2.50
5.00
9.58
5.00
10.50
13.50
6.60
12.50
9.50
Mitchell Fred, do 2.50
Robertson ,JJ II, spreading
gravel .... 86.50
Thomas John, do 12.00
Lafore W 8, do 1.50
Wilson W H, d& 4.50
Blaco A W, hauling lumber.. 18JX
Hamilton J M, spreading
gravel '
Townscnd M E, do
Hillery L E, tractor on grad
er .. . .
4.50
12.00
Woods F A, hauling gravel....
Schirman Geo, do -
Martin Rokes ,do
Hadley Ivan, do
Farrier W H, working on
bridge
Butsky Wm, shoveling gra
vel .... ' .
12.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
8.75
3.00
3.00
26.00
Oldenberg Louie, hauling gra
vel 5.00
Sqnier Lyle, dumping slips..- .50
Shannahan Thos, graveling- 1.50
Darling O B, patrolman 22.00
Road District No, 20
Newbill Con, bridge lumber 10.00
Kaplingcr 'Wm F, patrolman 10.00
Oregon Gravel Co, pipe 21.25
West Side Gravel Co, gravel 721.09
Fandrich Dan, checking gra
vel '. , . 54.00
Fandrich Walter, laying tile 1.50
Kobow Chas, excavating for
gravel ;
Waeken Rudolph, do
Road District No. 23
Peterson J P, hauling gravel
Sfrom J C, do
Wright W F, patrolman
Road District No 47
Mesarvey Harry, aVoveling
gravel N... 6.00
Oregon Grain Co, nails shov
els .... 3.75
'Park W R, tile work 4.00,
i McAllister V J. drawing
grader . 31.25;
McAllister Dexter, grading.... 25.00 '
Batliner J, do 27.50
Feiber Frank, drawing gra- I
jvel - 20.00 I
Dozler Geo, do 22.50
Wells B D, drawing gravel
and grading
Bartels Henry, do 5.00
Klocker L, do 5.00
Kirnsey J E, patrolman 42,00
Road District No 65
Collard W P, graveling 5.73
Kussell Ward C, hauling gra
vel
Patterson Pearl, do
Patterson Ray, do .1
Patterson Richard, patrolman
Road District No 66
Lathrop George, grading and
snoveling
Fery Joe, hauling gravel
rery JFrank, do .
Lathrop Frank, do
Nipple Melvin, do
Miller John, do
Cleveland Charles, do 10.00
Mills E P, shoveling gravel.. 21.00
condit 8 J, do
Van Nuys Earl, do
Dclangh Herman", do .
Cleveland Fred, hauling gra
vel
Walker Leonard, patrolman..
Road District No bo
Blum Jim, shoveling gravel
Loose W II, patrolman 10.00
Road District No 69
Emmett E G, repair for
bridge , i.g0
Road District No 70
Amort Charlie, grading. 7.50
Wolf Raphael driving team.. 21.00
Asel. do ....
5.00 , Fuimie Selbert. hauW m.
23.00 : vel
Brown Sherly, do ...Z....'
Dunigan W L; do ..!..Z
Vanarnm Jake, do
Phillips Theodore, shoveling
i gravel' ....
Wetzel Henry, gravel
Heinz Charles, patrolman.-...
: Pacific Hlffhwav North
Engstrom Carl O, 1st payment
.- account, Pudding ; river
:iWge - - ........-........4419.15
Engstrom Carl 0, 2nd pay- , ;
j'ment ''account'.. Pudding V? .
driver bridge 3888.05
Fpelke John, repairing cross-
-v - 3.00
McCleary E L, grading........'.. . 15.00
Allen Bros, gas oil .,;. 113.57
Areherd Implement Co, oil
gas etc ' 628.24
Drager D G, gas, oil. etc
cash advance account 191.83
Jorgensdn Ira, repuiriug
spring etc 10.R5
Marion Auaomobile Co.
weights valves etc .00
Mf. Angel Garage, oil 1.00
Oregon Stat ellighway Com- '
mission ,truck parts etc 346.14
Red Arrow Ignition Co, gear .55
Roidt L C, driving truck 36.00
Salem Automobile Co. gear
and gauge i go
Service Garage, cleaning car
buretor 75
Smith & Watkins. truck re-
Pair 1.15
Weissenfels Bros, do 2.50
Wiggins Co Inc, plugs weld
ing bolts etc 37.0.1
Willamette Garage, gas and
oil -- 120.63
Wood's Auto Top Co, rTiairs
to truck J. 3 95
A6hby Wm B, driving truck 100.00
Burns J A, do 88.00
tfraneh A C, do 90.00
Hiaegar Walter, do .'. 88.00
Caspell Frank, do 102.00
Clare Chase, do 104.00
Dawson Ralph, do 104.00
Edwards Geo W, do 104.00
Geenor 'Clifford, d o 104.00
Gilmer John W, do ....t 64.00
Holfenbradl Joe, do ......... . 90 50 I
Meyer Tom, do 48.00
Srahl John, do 44.nu
Taylor Earl do .. 10200
WUerm Hay, work on trucks 104.2.5
Hawkins Ben H, do 126.88
24.00
27.00
12.00
6.B8
15.00
8.34
134
30.00
3.34
20.00
8.34
23.33
38.75
36.33
10.00
30.00
30.00
: 25.00
20.00
20.00
15.00
18.00
15.00
12.00
12.00
32.00
3.00
118.50
1.85
64.69
5.50
Makes a Family Supply
Rrallr brtfw Man ridr-mi
cough 4-ni, Ami mmm about S2.
MB7 ana quicKi? prepared.
Robenolt G L, do
Caterpillar Account
Bartniff Robt, operating cat
" erpillar etc ...
Becker & Son N, oil t.
Faulkner G P, grading etc....
The Holt Mfg Co. radiator
Ian
Missler J H, sharpening
, sesrfiro teeth etc
Mt. Angel Oarage, tank
Oregon Grain Co, oil .
Scharf Fred, grading 97.50
Weissenfels Bros, cat
P"rs 1.45
Whitman C F, cat repairs.. 16.03
Auinsvllle Paving Plant
Jones Jack, night watch
paving plant 3,00
Mt Angel Paving Plant
Dropulich Carl, hauling sand 231.20
3.90
1.50
4.35 I
(To Be Continued.)
Feil r Chas, do
Amort. Geo, drawing gravel-
Amort B O, do
Wells M E. shoveling gra
vel
Ferrij Harry, do
Hooper E A, spreading gravel
Oberst Geo, shoveling gra
vel .... . .
23.00
15.00
5.00
13.12
12.00
3.00
13.50
15.00
13.75 I Phelps H A, shoveling gravel
22.50 .'Lang Fred, hauling gravel
21.25 Neal Wallace, do .
11.25 Harris O P, da .
10.00
10.00
27.50
22.50
12.00
33.00
10.00
27.50
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nature approves a scientific
process perfected by Prof. John
H.' Austin of Chicago, over 40
get right at the caue of a eouch and
frive almost immediate relief. It
oosen the phlegm, stop the nasty
throat tickle and heal the ore, irri
tated membrane so gently and easily
that it ia really astonishing.
A day' use will uua!Iy overcome
the ordinary eough and for bronchitis.
mun tin t-BA,.... - A V. - : 1 '
I i. there is nothimr better.
Ptnex is a moat vulmhlA
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i generations to break erer rough.
I TO Void diflnrmiftrMn. ..V .. -
hdruggin for "2 ounce of Pin
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anytning ele. Gurnted to sir
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pine. Co,
It. Wayne, led. 1
creasc-tess. Without IpjuI
os sulphur. Without sediment. Will
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10 apply, cannot Le detected Ilk
ordinary hair tints and dyes. Will
ni causa the hair to split or break off
Co-Lo Hair Restorer for avenr nat
ural shad of hair A6, for black and
lark shades of brown! A7, for Jet
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Bh.de; a, for light brown drab and
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Trial Bottle of Co-Lo
r CU yoomlf. Tell .ct .11. f k,,
. MOF. JOHN H. ausTm
187 "'"jw JiKH., LtAj.i, ct
For 40 years, said Dr. Carey,
have be erf- prescribing: mv Pro.
scripuon wo, 777 (known for
years as Marsliroot) for kidnev
ana oiaaaer sicaness and now
inai i nave retired from active
practice 1 have made arrange
ments with leading: druggists to
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uon at a moderate price, on the
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I floating- before the eyes, puffy
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ous Prescription No. 777' right
away.
It has wonderfully Benefited
tens of thousands of cases of kid
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pend upon. Results are guaran
teed.
NOTE Dr. Daniel O. Carey wag
a practicing physician for many
lfar "na. hls ?reaf Prescription
No. 777 aided thousands of suf
ferers from kidney and bladder
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