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PACE GIX
Ardmore, Monday, July 20, 1903.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
... SOCIETY ...
Iy .Mr. I. II. Murifmo, Pbnoesi House (i.l 4, Oilier
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday.
i i imhh'! H 'in-- MIhh.oii So
v i- lth Mi .le.mette Walk
Mj ) mi Hul (Jilts meets Willi
I U'lim-
t,m i'ci of IhP Cmiffderney tueot
v, i A. J. AiliHunton.
I'lllli
V,Ui--lii-
Tuesd.iy.
I i- . -hvtorlan M Infirmary Swl-
i . m iih Mi- KinkHilr.
it . .!.i MhiMImI AM meets nl the
I I Mi-Hlonary 8mli-t of Broad-
j t . i.o.itwt iiicHm at lli chtirrti.
,.. i ulmore lluptlct meets fit
I 1. 1 i h.
( . Uentie Methodist meels at
i ( li'.ii -'h.
c i. ti.ni Altl Society moot nl tho
i.f.m.
,!.!,. Ml'.
Wednesday.
P ,ir meeting ul nil 1 lit churches.
( ,u i..ui Sunday School picnic nt
It ("Mi-dug.
Ilii)ic mini Class iinfU w lilt Mr.
V II rum.
'in.-
v
t liursd.iy.
I ' 1- -howtr nt the lilka homo.
II. , Maud tiwi'tH nt the Chris-
t ' d.ilwll
1 l i-m-f Chnpcl Alll SocMy Ilie'lS
t t, , ohnpt-l.
1 nlmore Presbyterian meet.
U a koii-nt Society meets with Mm.
T uup-m.
.r 'om
V.iji He.
Trilby.
M.it- in
ir 1 r.-n-i
KUteetl.
Saturday,
ii MuldH meet with MllJ
" j in1
M. .!' '.
LET IT SLIDE.
I ' i,. i short at most to vranlo.
i.i i n i.iiik!
1 . .'.ii rlnah and J ingle,
11,' .-ml pride. ,
I., happy nil tho iitiloJmr,
if i in.t forbear to blckor,
D,. i .in -tot 'or flicker
I t v slide!
i
' i iay than prevention,
1 lltlc!
I if .in v Hlmrp contoMfSon
I" .ll-lllO.
i tn opinion" wedded,
li-wi' a, h.iiropU fast Imbedded;
l t i foolish ntii mule-headed:
I r lliU:
Y In1 found the plitn l Hiilly,
I i . -Ilde'
II i i fellow wonderfully
(i. r tried,
i i'' ilmeH It application
i . have tuy cosniuondutlon,
i' discrimination
t -ilde!
m i. U. Uvshon ami so:i Tom
j..' tomurrow for a week's
v fri.'iulH In Iienlaou, their
M v i.i Bennett and MIh Irtna
i i.. now comfortably quarter!
i ' i ii.nli Cottage iu Hureka
'i.uliiB arrived there Thum
1 i a pleasm furinlght vIhU
m Hindu, MIm Mary t'rueo.
ik.
M ' h'ii-. who hni been vlMlt
!! holm, of hr win. .John
;.fl toii.iv tor hr .omu
' ' .tccoinii.i n led l Mr. J.
Mil Ka!i'n motlur, who
i . wh!' ii u- wiili tho
i timn'fit fmui itu- Bulpliur
i" tl. Attaway of Mwta City,
"ii it rived on tlic wvt'k emlillld
1 1 a ind a intuitu with hir in
Mi and Mm '.I. A. l'ulllam. Mm.
.i vsill he pliiiantl) rt'liiiMlilnr
i i Mt-.h ifi'mii l'ulllam ami ha
ii 'i li'iidn hi'lT.
Mi-h Dawimn of Want'tt 1 vUltltiK
M l) W Aton.
KtMII' llllM-r I'li'i v tinniliiT of the
(i 'it ii .in I all tlu uM.'i maids mnl
tiiitn ii w.io ri'vi I la II'' fial ii ti
:fil .mil llti'rar dolims 'I n l iUa
Jionie an- r.it'ctt'd to attend 'hu r i
4
Iiim slmwi r liiHiMlii iiffi-riiooii and
i'iiiiIi'MmiK' a lliMir plllou to thin him
liltHlilc Ilium- .-ii If mmi Iiiimmi I one
ou l.tnl ht'tli'i- Im- ''lt1iiB out jour
iio'tll1 and "Kit Iiiik "
u
Mm. II. !. YYVhlt and daiiKhtiT, MIm
l)aty Maud, mid MIhh Niii- 1'niiin'. re
turii'Hl nu thf wt'f-i'tid from :i lour of
tho i';ik mill wln'rc tin') tiHlti'd Hit
mont liiin i;iut hlniorlctil I'oltitK, tli''
hoiiiim of nian nf i hi' wrlti'in and
wi,'tH. W'lilli' MMiiy IIih) iilti'iidi'd thn
Ornt-rnl I'Vilfruilon of Wiitupn'B Clulm
io wirtiii thi'i utiil im iV'lfKiiltn,
which Ik-IiI Km in.H'lliix In llimton.
Ilcrt' tht'y vlMilfd the noted pliifi-H
ami tinjoj-t'd a ilrlvi- nliniK Hi" route
of i mil ItevereV fntiuiuH ride. Mnn
aoitvi'itlrn wit linnmlil home and
thene liidleK are elil hunlnntlc over the
IV'lerntloii and 1'ie Hplendlil work of
(vomen'H rlnlm throughout th nvllon.
Tho Unlit Aid Hoclety of tin'
Chilmlnii i-IiiiitIi will meet with Mrs
. (! I)niik Tuexday afternoiin.
Alli Mliilt Itolieli'H i;irl fr the
Hachelor MuIiIh uiis the prettieMt
weehenil event of the weoKiu. The
him.' wiih ii wrllalile Kiirdeu of mid
HlllUUler ri'Hi'H mill HUeel ,ie;iK.
Mlf Ollld.l I'lmliT, who Ih one of
the MuIiIh' chirter nieinlierit and who
Iiiik receiitl) returned fiom lloxtoll
wheii' idle I'Olliple'teil u cuirne ot
stud) III leadltiK and iilijxlciil cull in e.
can rial ii ed on IIiIh oceimlon with a
Well rendered ,triKr:i m. MIhh Winnie
l'hllll'H .le u voice Melectlou mid III
fact ouch ineuilier i outiiliuted In Mime
waj lo make thlH one of tin num.
etijojnhle KUthc lime of the cluli.
The hoHtc.sH h'iHned liomi-iimile can
llltM.
The mientn weie MIhh Dally of lie
irnll, Tex., .MIhh llaiiiinar of I'.hhiiiib,
Kmi.. .Mill I'ale of I.ouImIiiiiii. .MIhhch
Thadle mid I'Muii .InmeH ('orlew. and
I'allou of Sllliliur. MeiulieiH '.Minxes
(irace UiillaniH. Lowileu. Stewurl.
Ynne I edlieller. .McNetn. (iur.i
I'ale. Natalee Willlainn. Iletiule UIk
rIiih, Vera olive, l'iiore "ItuttK., Win
nie liiitlipx. Ouida router, Mr. Harry
Ih'rry and the IiuxIciih. The mcetliiK
Will he with MIhh Winnie Philip
Hint Saturday et cuing.
Mr. CorltU' Itlder KeNey, the Anier
Iran HOpruuo. made a sticceiiHfiil ile
hut In opera at ('oincut tl-.inlen, Uui
don, July 2, hIukIiik Micnel.i In i'ur
men."
The Choral eluti'x two hip ntur at
traiilotiH of the ncatum Just over wcie
Hiimmolf. the plunlwt. iiml Coriuno III-der-Keliiey
In miiij; recital.
One of the jounit hacheloiH In town
decided to tun down to Ardmore lo a
dance. entchlUK the morniuK train
tucl; mid r.i'ttiui; heie In time to re
port for duty .it IiIh place of work.
To Nlmpllf) matlern for ho hhort mi
oxcuiHlon he wore hl dresii miiK trou
Her mid working coat, carrjiiiK his
"Hplke lull" and drevH acceHHoricH In
null cate. lie arrived all iiht and
pruc(sl up and appean d at the dance
In all Klorj and had mich an iuteiVHt
ItiK lime that ho hated to tear hlm-Hi-lf
uwny inr the rather early ti-aln.
o phonetl to the hotel fur tho Hirtei
to hrlnn him Mill in no to llu train,
whli h he caiiRht at the l.it ik-coikI.
t)f rimme. the pmier failed to hIiIw
ui, and the joutiK ernilHlti arrived
himif at nine the uei morniuK iad
like a Ileau Jirumtncl. Mo tool; a c.ih
to oilice hut had to run tno (-iiuntle
aft. r he aot .taere ami the "ho'
Htlll IouIsh on him with HUHplclon.
oklnhoiimu.
Thin U the lime to repot fonw an I
rnhlier plunm.
Alioiit two.lncliPt luoronHO In the
diameter of the aot Is required.
A compont can be necurpd from the
florist or mail nt home.
Too little of thy fertiliser l bet
ter than too much. wliU-h will burn
the route.
I.mken bit of Crocker j tmit be
plHcwl over the hwlc In the bottom
of tho pot.
Three Inchew of dirt 1 then pl.ioon
uver i bin and leveled readj for the
plant.
It mum be reniemberwl tlint th.
Jlaut HhiHild alwny be placed In an
lueh deeper In the will.
Tim dny nfler rewttlng the phmi
Hhonld he kept away from the nn.
HiblKiim iday a more imiHirtant part
In femlnle dreis thin year than for
several seawum past. In fact, t o drp
sv kowii Is considered quite complete
wlth'Hii d.iini rl'ilmn .icecsHorleH
' ' "r .'i, i i imtnliiK h.ii
i'oij',' in' ,n now and attrac'lvi
wuh of ! "k Mr Rr.irnltnr s 'nit none
la r --i i"), 'i",i Mian the i ash s and
Kirdlc The k ih I- RiiinlliK ill poptl'
larlty dally. 'I hey form mica a prett
feniiire or the summer kowii that the
1 1 1 1 1 K women cntiiml net enoilKh ot
them. Tho h.ihIi eiiils dcpt-iiil UK from
n hiiK' toselte U ulu' of til" tlloit
popular stjb's.
List of New Books.
Htery day hrlims new hooks to the
('arneKle llhniry. and this week 4
number of bloraphlcx, travel Htudles
In KcoKraphy, and several volume of
legends and natuie studies, llelow
x the list:
ItolKin ramiiiiH Amerlran Authorn.
Ilolton ramous American Sttites
men. Campbell- -Aniet lean Statesmeiu
Kills Lives of tho Presidents.
i:iton-i'he Htory of .Sir I'nuicls
Drake
Kelby Tho Story of Sir Waller
ItnlelKh.
(iordy -Aiiierlcan Hxplorers.
Howard - Pour tireat Pathllnders.
Harris -- Amerlran Authors for
Voiitm Polks.
Hubbard l.lttle .luuriieys to the
HonieK of I'mlii'Mit ArtlstH.
Hubliiird l.lltlo Journey to the
Homes of Kinlui'iit Orators.
Keysor Shetohtm of American
Authnm.
Morris llei lies of Discovery- In
America.
Morris Heroes ot Proprins In
America.
Morris Heroin of (he Army In
America.
Warren Ten Preiwhtncu of tin,'
Nineteenth Century.
Plutarch'H Liven (5 volt.).
Hates Prom (iretua Creeii to Lauds
Ivtnl; A Literary .loitrr.'.v u lnRlatid.
Carroll--Arouiiil the World (2
vols.).
D.m.l Two Vcarx llefore the Maul.
HowellH Venetian Life.
Lucas A Wanderer In lliilland.
Lucas Wanderer In Londot
Nlndc We Two Alone In Kurope.
Ilrooks The Story of Mateo Polo.
Unit The Wide World.
Lane Noli hern Kurope.
Lane -Toward the HIhIui; Sun.
.:ine-Str.inno 1-unln Near Home.
Lane I'nder Sunny Skies.
.Indd WiKwain Stories.
Po liullau Primer.
Scudiler The Hook of Legends.
O'Shen Slv Nursery Clunslcs.
Aesop's Kaldex (1! vols.).
Martin--Tho Prlendly Stars.
Heard Curious Unmet) and Their
Tenanis.
Speed Jack and Nell In lidd and
Pot est.
DnChullIu Itb African Purest and
Juni'Je.
It Can't Be n-at.
The best of all teachers Is expe
rience. C. M. Harden ot Silver City,
North Carolina, says: "I find Klectrlc
Hitlers does all that's claimed for
It. Por stomach, liver and kidney
troubles It can't be beat. I have tried
It and find It a most excellent med
icine." Mr. Harden Is rliUit: It's the
best of all medlclniM also for weak
ness, lame back, and atl run down
conditions. Hest too for chills and
malaria. Sold under guarantee, at W.
H. Pramu's drug store. SOc.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
llefore .1. It. Pulliam, justice of the
peace, Ardmoie Township, Carter
County, Oklahoma.
O. M. Hedlield. Plaintiff vs. Louis
Schmall, Defendant.
The said defendant. IiuU Schmall,
will take notice that he has been
sued In tho above named court In
the sum of $2.".0() for money had and
received and must answer s.ihl put
lion tiled on or beforo the 27th day
of July. P.iOS, or said petition will
be taken as true ami Judgment for
said amount rendered accordltiKlv.
J. It. PPLI.l M.
Justice ot the Peace
J, K. Humphrey,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
twflL,
NOTICE.
To the "Mississippi Choctaw ' o
called. In Oklahoma, and all person'
who may deal with them resp.eun;
their allotments or land.
Congress by an act ajprmed Mav
' yilt'.r. MPs. declared that the latuU
allotted lo the Mhtsloslppl Chociaw.s
are subject to a lien to secure the
pa .Mil cut of such JudKluent as ma lie
awardul to the plalntltTs in the sn.
brminht on behalf of Charles F Win
ton. and his associates, against th
Mississippi Choctaw In the Court 01
Claims at Washluictou, D ('., under
authority of the previous act of con
gress, which said suit was broutr
III said court and Is now pcm:m;
therein under the title 'Thai Us F
Wluton, et nl.. ersus .lack Amos,
and others. Mississippi Choctaws"
CHAItl.US F. WINTO.V
and associates,
lly Wirt K. Wluton
W 11 UOHF..SON
It Mtorney
Kvenixvly thinks he is a sreat hero
to bear up under h trou les the way
ho does
A PREHISTORIC FIND.
Campers Find Wh.it Seems to Have
een Burying Ground of Ancients,
Have Santa Aloui'-a men dlxcocret
the ancient hurjiiK moiiml of the
Klallt Indians who itihanited the Kold
en shores In tho d.i precedliiK th-'
iHscovury of Cullfornla li CahrlLo;
That Is the iiuuutlou a.'kcd xluce Hart-turn
to Santa Monica of c idcuh
parly from a visit to the Mall. it i.inch
where they found Kn-.it iU.iti'lniM of
Hkulls, lioue.H and -loin' lin.il .a l-i
of win fare and IiiihIkiuiIi
.l.iioh StoiichurKci -md Kobcrt .ult
William .Derliyxhlre were ineniberx.
They x.ient seve.ul di-- i'l c imp
aloliK the beach aiioili a mlL anove
the Mallbtl nale. Wh '" en.'cyliiK
themselves uu Lie I'.-l- a In ol-rer
veil a bone protrud m fi 'in thf
ocimii'ji helvltii; ban-i of s.in I and
snivel. Heslde It w .itu bom fc,
and, after dlKgltlK f"r a ! w tnitiutes
wltll sticks nml sMxeii 'h''J succeed
ed In uucarthhit; a io:'e.-t'im of four
teen hkulls and an mri'e' of hones.
all In a Kiod state n , v at Ion .
With the bones ami i'im-. w --.- many
stone mortars, peMli- ,Im;iis Mill
artowx.
Their fl--t lliniiKbt th.-t th - dis
covery was an Indian niiryuii; kiouuiI,
where victims of s if the frequent
battles of the curl) il.ijx bad been de
posited and to vere I with sand. Hut
the uncommon slzr of iln- hones at
tracted attention, tiitui the tmnen
toKi-ther the men soon found they
were lliose or peope ot immeuxe stat
ure. Several of thu skuIN and xome ot
the bones were taken to Siuta Mon
ica and file remainder were return
ed to their tinmarkeii ei-iivc. One of
the skulls Is cotniiiete iix to every
part. Not a tooth i ml-slnn. It ha-
the ret rent hit; fon-head and hli;h
cheek bones of the Indian It Is jel-
low wltll am', and is perfectly pre
served.
The flndliiK of the stone Imple
ments would Indicate that the site
or the discovery Is an ancient Indian
hurjInK ground.
Aiiiouk other tilings was a stone
pan or receptacle evidently nxed to
contain the mineral .niltit with which
the warriors nml squaws adorned
their faces.
When. In HiJI, Selnstiati Vlcaltm
was sent out by the Spanish Kovern
meiit to II ml the "Straits of Annlna,"
lie reportisl havlnt' seen natives alum;
this coast who were painted blue ami
silvered over with pome kind of mln-
eial substance; but he made no refer
ence to their extraordinary physique
However, Scandoval. who preceded
him. In lf.'JI startled the west coast
of Mexico with a lliysictious tale of an
Island lyltiK at a distance of ten days'
journey, which was said to he Inhah
Ited by women only This constitutes
the very first account of California
that can he fouud In any old records,
and It was iu an eftort to learn the
truth of this tale of the "laud very
near the terrestlal paradise" that
Corte. thirteen wars later made
fe.irch for the Amazons who were,
represented as beini: of ureal bodily
.strciiKth, stature anil courage
The Santa aionlca discoverers are
womleriiiK If thev have found the bur
lal place of the plants for whom the
Spanish navigators were in search
four centuries ami. The scene Is on
he rani., of Mr and Mrs Frederick
II lllmlne. mid not I'ar removed from
the spot where a wagon load of bones
and skulls was found a year aao b
railroad builders -Iis Angeles Times
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera a"d
Diarrhoea Remedy Would Have
Sav;d Him $100.00.
"In 1002 I had a very severe at
tack of diarrhoea," says H N. Farrar,
of Cat IbIhikI, I.a. "For several weeks
I was uu.ilile to do anything. On
March IS, 1907. I had a similar attack,
and took Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Itumcdy, which gave
iiiu prompt relief. I consider It one
of thu best medicines ot Its kind In
the world, and had I used It id 1902
believe It would havo saved me a
hundred dollar dostnr's hill." Sold by
F. J. Hatnsoy and Hoffman Drug Co.
A HOME can 00 tiullt cheaper now
than In tho past ten yeara. Lumber
wll not remain at this low price.
Ilulld now. See us for your lumber.
2tf SMITH-FUAI.UY LUMnilF.ll CO
When woman meets woman, t'ien
conn - the straeiMe for the last vard
DoyourCHILDREN
ASK
QUESTIONS
Of course they tlo. It is their way
of learning and it is your duty to
answer. You may need a dictionary
to aid you, It won't answer every
question, but there nre thousands to
which it will give you true, clear ami
definite answers, not about words
only, but aUmt things, the mm, men,
machinery, places, stories and the
like. Then, too, tho children can
find their own answers. Some of
ourt;reate.st men have ascribed their
jiower to study of thu dictionary.
Of course you want tho best dic
tionary. The most critical prefer
tho New and Enlarged Edition of
webster's
International
Dictionary
THE liKAN'D PRIZE (Highest
Awaiid) for which was given at the
World's Fair, St. Iuia.
Jfyou An re any qutslhns
about it trnfe v.
ukuI G. & C. MERRIAM CO.,
PUBLISHIRl,
SPntNOFIELD, MA88.
I Mllllllt
MORE PLEASURE
Can bo derived to yourself und family from own
iiiy u yocd bujrgy than from any othr source.
Thu cost is slight and we can make terms so the
easy that you will not miss tho price.
Bivens, Gorhn & Frensley
HARUIrVARK BUGGIES WAGONS
anflllC4M
iartrt '
The greatest hotel in the greatest convention city and
health resort in the Southwest.
15 State Conventions will be held in Sulphur this
season.
The pleasure of your vacation is enhanced by stop
ping at
The Artesian
SULPHUR. - - - OKLAHOMA
Ardmore Construction Company
J. W. KIKI.DF.K, ManaRer. W. HHODNAX, Supt.
AHDMOKE, OKI.A.
Pavinii, Sovcr and Concrete Work
Have a force of skilled workmen and solicit bids anywhere
in Oklahoma or Texas. Telephone No. 9.
GAS USERS:
bill by using our celebrated JEWEL 6A8 RANGES P
Our ranges are put up under an absolute guarantee to
last longer, do better work with less gas than any Gas
Range on the market. A call at our store will convince
you.
TO T
VV. en you want anything in the Plumbing, Gas, Tin or
Sheet Metal we will iiiuke it tn your interest to tigure with
us. Our stock is complete and only finished workmen
j employed. Our motto: Not
Tho House That
WEEKS BROS
2(5 South Washington Street.
8 Per Cent-8 Per Cent-8 Per Cent
Money to loan on farms at eight per cent net. No
commissions charged. Loans closed promptly. All
or any part of loan may be paid at end of any year
without notice to company.
GORMAN $ BOGIE
OMce Over City National Bank
SOME SUMMER SPECIALS
We are making veiy low prices on Alaska Re
frigerators, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers
and Quickmeal Gasoline Stoves. See us and
get our prices before you buy.
Bivens, Corhn & Frensley
HARDWARE
ti'TaW
mm
Do you know that
you can save one
third of your gas
ARDMORE SUPPLY CO.
That Bright Spot.
PUBLIC
how cheap but how good.
Wants Your Business.
Phone 79
BUGGIES
WAGONS
4RDM0RC HACK LINE
s
D. . FLYNT, Prop.
Hack leaf for HMldtoa at
8:30 m. tn.
Hack leave far Elk at 7:U
a. m.
Direct connections with all
Inland towns west af Art
more. Leave all packag at tka
City Drug Mara.
CALL 631
For Frensley's
Transfer Wagon
Baggage a Specialty
Ardmore
Transfer Line
The only tirst-class line in
the city
Calls Made Promptly
Wagon Out All Night
Packages and grins han
dled with caro. Phono 261
STEVE ROILES, Propter
Open Day or Night.
nnnnnn u u Kcunnn
H M
H PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. H
MI83 NELL NOLEN,
Public Stenographer.
Office Whlttlugton Hotel.
LAWYERS.
H. C. I'otterf. E. A. Walker.
POTTERF A WALKER,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Ardmore, Okla.
WILLIAM W. WRIQHT,
(Registered Attorney)
Formerly With Dawes Commission.
Cc test, ClUxensblp Cases and other
matters beforo the Interior De
partment, Exclusively.
Offices Washington Loan 4k
Trust Iliilldlng
Washington. D. C.
R. F. TURNER
Attorney At Law I
Careful and painstaking attention sir-
I en to All Matters Intrusted to me
Office Rooms 9 fc U Wheoler Bids
Office phone 213; Res. phoue 773.
Compiler Indian
Obas. J. Kappler. Chas. H. Merllllat
Compiler "Indlnn Active Court
Laws and Treaties" Practitioner.
KAPPLER a, MERILLAT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Practleo before all Courts; On.
areas. Govorumont departments and
Commissions. Indian Cases a spe
cialty. Office, Dond Rld'g, Washington D. C.
M. F. WINFREY
Attorney at Law.
fustlce of the Peace Notary Public
Rooms 14 and 1G, Xoble DIdg.
Phones: Hesl 836 blue. Office 166.
PHY8ICIANS.
FREDERICK P. VON KELLER, M. O.
Surgery, Eya, Ear, Nose and TUraaL
Eyes accurately fitted with Olassaa.
'Paonea: Qffloa 146, Reildaaea 44.
ARDMORE SANITARIUM
Drs. von Keller, Hardy & Henry.
Modern equipment for the scienUflo
treatment of all surgical cases.
Trained uursos In attendances.
Ardmore. Okla.
W. M. ANDERSON
Veterinary Surgeon.
Ardmore, Okla,
Office: Sml h's I.lvery Bara.
Phono 125.
TALIAFERRO'S
Undertaking and Embalmln
North Washington St.
Phones 341 aud 433.
ARCHITECTS.
W. A. TACKETT
Areh'tect
Office la Blms-Pennlngton Buildiag.
Ardmore, Okla.
Residence Phone 170 Blue,
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SPECIALIST
Over 30 years experience- In ma
laria and Its complications, hemor
rhoids (piles), rheumatism, cancerous
conditions, venerlal diseases, nervous
affections and diseases ot this all
mate. Office Phone 15.
Ilesidenco Phone 126, red.
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