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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03

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ifet Br. faor gao til SDile fcr iioItt
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be Snnefler os init gaarbaab. Seq
baober bog at msoe gaoren ieisf
mango, mango Mar, inoen min fist!
goor fommer; men bel at marie
ieg peb iffel--
30, bu peIiigneSe 8odrl Tu fate,
Sanbets pornne S%olitraaIer ino
mansen en- StoffeIs iriite goIis. Gut
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l.. Zig bespnote aItiO aIeriefs Rap.
porter ira Bort artbur til G5aren
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bopbe life en- Nano iom glerieff bnrei
8icefcnge / Gitaiien. iaa baobe De,
fanife ingen 2rig Bit mellem Rus
lano 90 Snpnn Oenne Sang. ri
G5oren MI erSelig bar iratat BAN
aommanboen, fan bore bra nof Of
bel moi; men bet er iorient at inptc
Jig, mar NGien er borte.
glaoe og Gfribenter, Tom ifilbrei
ilige 9ieoler | @enneifeIfiffeIie ioir
De ire "Gar.garn .Roroere, iom bar
DC Sclte, bsr I9ase Marfe til, boo,
pnfelig "SeItene" Ter no, naar De JON
bsososmte SunSe bIir leSet irem til
&eblsffen. Sorbrpberbanen er aIbril
meget lang % en6er n9iten aItib pef
SldoerietS Port eller paa 8aIgen
Get er so6t, at Set iaa er.
@n Brpit, iom boIot 2igtale oper en-
aone, rolte benoe opermaaoe meget oa
IfiISreSe, bpilfen @I9be set maatt:
ba' nGret blnnot @nsIerre og @rte.
englerne | SimmeIen at mobta en- Zig
prpgtig apinbe, zen al De beSite al
ale aoinoer", o.i.o. Gen taalmooigs
enfemano, iom fierOte afbsoe li0t be.
ore og bapoe bapt noget anoet ems
goOe Gage | buslig Spffe og Spg9e
iammen meb benbe, oibrso ON en-
StltrO Gr9iten / hans SdIe: "Rei,
mel, 8oItor - life nler al bettel Sun
Sina bar bare iaa miboeIs bum"
Mr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03
st. Souls oriper paa.

$4,000 arbcioere % Saonbperfere
bar | forriae llee optogne meo at
Iaiere 81. 2ouis. lloitiGingen iitono til
Gabningsoogen Den 30te apriI, iom
ifelse Proclamation at @iipernsr
Gofern bIep aiort til "SeIIigoag" !
belle Stoicn Itisiouri. grbeiosbn.
rem foriterfeoeS boer Tag ioet ON.
trent nIIc, iom meIotc iig fit IniGt.
telie. &c, Der arbcibeoe ON NGt.
terne, egeoes / De iioite Gage meo
5000, bo BET iGrIie bar ON at gisre
Of irtte iitano Ieie oe 8ange paa llb-
itilinaSarunben. SiIiIut bar benpeo
10000 / girfiombet Eaa 2inbeIl
Gpemie. iom fsrer aiennem belle are.
aIet, arbeiocoe 1000 Ranb. Sne og
Re9n bapoe giort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
til en- Ssleppt, % oct inntes bnnbIeit
at faa Den ififfclig; men Oct lpffeoes
BOG.
grfiteft GaiS Gilbert fra Stem
9orf bar reiianeret og anIaet Soes-
mnol moo uoitintngsitprelien. Sans
aontroft loo pao $4,000, og BON
paaitoar, at ban bar $47. 900 tileooe.
Get pan ct nnoet Steo omtoIte
aiGmpe. SraeI bill life bIipe iitnnb
fsr ben lite Sunni.
Get er MI en- aammel Grioring, at
l%lbitiGinger oloria bliber fGrbige paa
Ineen. De beepnber gierne en- riim
Si6, in0en aIt or braqt | Sroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03
Sorifieuiet.'

g. q. Sborion peo @uItopus gbol.
pbus College | ct. Yeter, Minn.,
blep erfleret for Seierberre peo BEN
intercollegiate geltdlenbeosfonteit peb
SamIine %l1niperiitet / forrige ltse.
San talte ooer $50 after al ct fort
Drama. 81 p,
Observation-Disclosures gapne .er mn
penbt tiIbase til @aibington efter at
bape tilbragt flere Tiger meo at frpbie
uoenfor atlanterbapsfpiten og / De
p%eitinbiife Surponoe. Sans Selbreo
er M meget beore, ifisnt ban frem.
beles flager ODER 9aSasra i bet enc
Ben.
aronprins 8nitau af 9oree %
Sperige agter at beige minneapolis
% ct. 8mll | Slutningen Of sunni,
meloes berfra. Gan refer til Slime.
rifa | 6slge meo Stubenteriangforet
Sans fornemite sGrinbe bio til Gan.
oct er Dog at beige @eroensitbitilIin.
gen / ct. 2ouis, og BET err bans Sen.
iigt of fomme bio til BEN 24be Sunni,
Speriees officieIle Dag paa ltbitilin.
gen. Spenifer og HorbmRnb oppe
Spilinebperne gisr itore SorbereoeI.
ier til en- p9roig Wsobtaeelie al Sen
norife % ipenife Sronarping.
Iarsnbiigterne. Sra Strsget |
@eit for @inora, Winn., meIbes, at
Saaronnen life blep ida ~foriinfet, at
BET betpber noget, bnis man bare foar
beIbi9t 8eir berefter. s Sames ri.
Der 9alen foripanot Sen iibite Sne
meget biirtiet, % ga Der | bet ienere
bar o9ret parmt oa fart geir oper
belle 9iitriftet, gif @aararbeioet roift
fra S%aauoen. s Spb 9ofota og oct
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"Smnaforn" goot iom fulbfsrt, %
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Ben sitre Gel az Rinneiota bill man
bIi i4rbis meo Saaninecn t.benne
llee. Set srsnnes III turtiet, 90
8rGs oe 9lanter ipirer og oorer
fraftigt.
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Huder bIep / SreSags fienSt ifplbis /
0toro, os Surpen faItiatte Stroffen
iii Spuenins, melSes ira Rod 8a.
pins, Soma. Set er fsrite Gang, bette
er feet | Soma. 9ette ifi9bneipansrc
lloialo ifreo Zig ira, at &cfer bapSe -
inaffet / Sepne. Men iaa bau6e ban
rigtignof / Some rsbet, Of ban / 1900
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| ct Gang / Staloen, og insen pioite
rettere emo, at ban baooe taget Jig ielo
aioase. Senere bIeo S6rsoers eutc
pitt meS 3oder, JON = efter boaS
ser M er opIpit - fort fsr Moroet
paa S1rsber oor rsnt ira Suifru %
Bern / 9inneiota. Saa en- Sat Der
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fibre, bporSan ban boooe foait
SduSer % h9rst BAN | ct Gang !
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Roder isnSerfmuit off ri gefien-
belle. 90 Suitruen meIbte BET belle til
GoIitiet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03
Devils S~afe.Sanoet

8rriiSent 8ooiepeIt uuoerifrep Der
2sSe apriI &epr9ientant Roribau's
Sia ON gIobnineeu al Sepils Safe'
SnoianerneS 2anb / Gorb Safota
SnbreSeportementet bill itrar sac
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SaIget Seroi. Smtrent 100000
acres Iiggcr her % oenter paa at FAC
eipe boioe Sorboprfere oct basIigc
Nre0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03
REQ Safe Sanoet.
SanSet ifal afbrnbcs pcb pffcntlist
Mnftionsialg.

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ben 27be Ipril, at Heb Safe Teierpa.
.tionens 2anb fol bIioe iolst peb guf.
ton ifsIse Sfeenerion-a og al
bsiitbpoenoe fol faa Silla9et. Suf.
feoe Sebler bebsoes life, ba ingen
enfeIt &isber fan faa mere END en-
Quarter Seetion" (160 acres). Sc
nator elupp 90 Repraientant Stee'
nerion bar meget iprig taget fig al
benne Sanoiag % brast ben ! beoite
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03
SmuS Surporatipucrne.

SSerp gorfs 8upernsr SSeu i~anftio.
rereSe / 6reoass IRE meeet uigti9c
2ooe ansanerSe pisie aorporationerS
MoaSe al Srioe Sorretning pno, Sen
eue'9np or rettet MOB aorporationer,
bpis SiteI er misoiienbe, % Bet for.
bpoes andre 3orporationer emo Iise,
frenme Observation-Disclosures ar bruce
SrSere "Sutit". "Sanfina~, Sn'
peiment", Guaranty" 90 Ii9neuSe
fine SitIcr. Zen mtben err Sirefte ret.
tet MOB Corporation Sruit Gompan.
Der bfanSt onSet ionitoS Snfprppra'
tiouen al oct beorspelise llniteo
States Sbipbuiloine 60, SrantIin.
SpnOifatet, SroauOiS Sbeoter Cont
pam o.i.p. Zen treble hanSler ON
ganferS sIgentoirfiOmhcO ior aorpo'
r~ationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-03
Notwithstanding.
esssrab wstsrtna,,.

Minneapslts Asee.srlf,,.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
santa Claus has Left
School Building Burned.

The substantial and handsome
building Of the Madison High and
Graded School was completely de-
stroyed by fire with all its contents
about O'Clock Wednesday morning.
How the fire originated is not known.
The building was only about four
years old and the large auditorium
annex was completed within the
year. The building cost in the
neighborhood Of $4,000 and togeth-
er with its furnishings was valued at
about 81 900, 81 800 insurance was
carried on the building and $500 on
the furniture. The Masors who
used the second story for lodge lost
all their furniture and parapbemalia
and had 10 insurance.
Arrangements have not yet been
completed for the re.OEening Of
school hut it is expected that the
court house ard probably the armory
will he used temporarily.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
Christmas Talk over the Phone.

MAMIE; On, Nellie, did you
know that the ladies in the Baptist
church have invited Santa Claus to a
Surprise Party on the Friday before
Christmas And just think, there
is TO be a treel A real Christmas
tre,
MILE: A treei Oh, Mamie, /
do wish YVES a Baptist Sunday
school scholar. I've never seen a
Christmas tree. There has not been
one in Madison in long, long, time.
MAMIE; II doesn't matter If you
are Catholic. All the mamss in
town can put presents on for their
.cI ildren. Anybody can put them
on. | heard sis Jtn say she was 60
ing to put one on for will. You
know he is her beau, now. And
cross your heart, sdon't you tell a
soul, | am going TO put one on for
Charlie Smith.
NELLIE l wish someone would
tell that big mutf, Jim Gray. Ny
big sister thinks he is too bashful to
give her a present, But if he want.
e TO give her one he could put it on
the tree.
MAMIE; / know him awfully
wsll, He gives NE chewing gun
III tell him.
NELLIE; But why did you say q
"surpIise partyi'
MAMIE; Oh, that is the best OF
all. We are praciicing Cartato
called "A Surprise Party for Santa
Claus " Lots OF us girls and boy,
are in it. may sing solo.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
RUN-OVER LOCALS

Lewis Wadsworth is back from the
coasl looking hale and hearty.
Bate Mays and MIR Peurafoy have re-
turned from a trip to the coast.
Another carload shipment of mules
was received by the Fraleigh, LINES,
Smith Co, Tuesday night,
Mrs, r. /, Millinor has returned to
her home at Ellaville after a visit OF
several days with friends and relatives
here.
Joe Dickinson having sufficiently re-
covered from bis recent illness, left last
saturday for Estelle, Suwannee county,
where he ls teaching school
"Its an III wind that blows nobody
good.' The school children are enjoy
Jog the vacation brought about by the
burning of the school house, but 1t s
gratifying to know that the great ma
jority Of them realize the calamity which
Dab Deldllen Jne lOWu.
Remember boys and girls, that it is
the one of each who sends in the largest
list Of new subscribers for the New En-
terprlse by the afternoon of Dec, Oath.
who gets the prize-a beautiful doll to
the girl and his choice between a breech
loading shot gun, baseball outfit or a
football TO the boy, 1t will not take
many subscribers to win either prize 50
get 70 work. You have the same chance
to win that anyone else bas
Solomon, IN all bis G 'ory, was not ar
rayed like unto the profe' sional men Of
Mad son who have donned their high
silk hats and long Prince Albert coats,
We imagine that If all Of them could be
gathered together at one place and time
a stranger 10 the city might think that a
minstrel company had struck town and
he was viewing the parade. Such
thought, however, would be dispeled as
quickly as he came into the dignity. fro.
zen atmosphere encompassing the pro-
fessionale,
At the residence Of Mrs, D. G. Smith
on next Tuesday evening that charming
hostess will tender to the people of Mad
ison Musicale for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church. An admission fee
OF 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for
children will be charged and collected
at the door The best local talent will
render sweetest music both vocal and
Instrumental, aud an evening of rare
enjoyment is in store for all who attend.
The public is cordially invited. Remem-
ber the time-next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. H. J. Sandlin went hunting in
Madison county, Fla, last week and
killed two wild chickens. The chickens
had strayed off from a house which was
formerly occupied, and had become as
wild as partridRes, flying about through
the woods and swamps like pheasants =
valdosta Times. What kind Of "gag'
is this you're giving us, Capt. 'Fess up,
now. Didn't you shoot at q bird and
kill two OF Dave Sutley's prize chickens
instead Of the birdf Honest Injun, now
How about II, DaveS
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
NOTICE..

Effective Monday, Dec. 3, the S,
A. L. Ry,, and the Valdosta South
ern Railway, on and after the above
date will not deliver any freight 10
anyone until all charges have been
paid,
C.L, MORROW,
Agt. S, A. j.. Ry,
G. c. DOUGHERTY,
Agt. Val. Sou, Ry,
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01

j. r. Borsnd, who for more than two
years has been valued attache of this
Office, during which time he had the
management Of the mechanical depart
ment, severed his connection with us
last Saturday to accept Ceases on the
Herald at Punta Gorda. He has been
engaged pretty much all the week in
moving his wife 10 the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs Seals, Ia the country, where
she will remain for the present. He will
leave tomorrow morning for Punta Cor
da. He has our best wishes for success
In his new field Of labor.
Thanksgiving day in Madison was
very quietly spent. All Of the stores
were closed and almost the entire male
population betouk itself to the woods
and fields N quest Of quail and other
game. Divine service WIS held at the
Presbyterian church conducted by Rev.
Stephen Crockett, Judging from the
deserted appearance Of the streets the
afternoon was spent by our people at
their several homes sleeping off, presum-
ably, the effects of too hearty indul.
gence in the feast of rich viands incident
to the proper celebration of the day.
G. G. Dougherty, the urbane and pop
ular young agent Of the Valdosta South.
ern, stole march on his many friends
last Tbursday-Thanksgiving day. He
went over to Valdosta on the early
morning train and 10 the afternoon was
happily united in marriage, bis bride be-
ing Miss Bertha Walker, one Of Valdos-
ta's popular and charming daughters.
Mr. and Mrs, Dougherty came to Mad
ison the same evening and secured
apartments at the Merchants hotel where
they are now at home to their friends.
In common with their many friends the
New Enter, rise extends TO the happy
couple its hearty congratulations and
cordial wishes For long life, happiness
and prosperity.
Atawsll attended m aetng of Madi-
son Lodge, No 0i, hnlghts OF Pythias,
held at the Castle Hall Monday night,
the following were nominated to Ill the
different lodge stations for the ensuing
term: Columbus B. Smith, @. c.; e.
W. Rice, v. @. ; Randell II. Rowe, Pre-
late; S. P. Griffin and ]. L. Bowling, M.
Of W.; w, b. Davis, M, of f. A. Living
ston, jr., M. Of E.; }. J. Newman, M. at
A.; s. J. Ellison, /. G., and Jake Russell,
o. g. Representatives to Grand Lodge
Walter Bunting and William Burton.
Alternates; G. E. Davis and W. B. Da-
Wis. The election will take place at the
next regular meeting of the lodge to be
held next Monday night and attendance
upon this meeting is urged upon every
member. Visiting Knights always well
come.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
Notice.

All persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt, fish or otherwise treSpass
on any Of my lands, inclosed or not
inclosed. lO-6-5m.
WEsT BRos.
Z. e. wEsr.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
psritIon in Bankruptcy,

a ky0luntary petition in bankruptcy
|sqedin the United States Court
|ltllsy BY j. B. Cowart of Noca-
Tbe petitioner filed a schedule
|8ses and liabilities, showing that
|OIlbe property be owns is in the
|tplty Of Madison, and consists of
|g,0oO worth Of real estate, 500
NV ,ot personal property and
p IS Of accounts due him, His
~ amount to 1888 50, He
|lnl a. exemption Of $1,000, the
|ascfs saw mill owned by him
|ssphulle Times UIion, 29lh.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01

|Adipiant- General Foster is to be
|rnld shortly, II seems that the
|mple Of Congressman Lrmar is
by our popular ofiic.
~Palaika Times- Herald.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01

This government is now gov
erned absolutely by three men,
declares the Raleigh, N. c.
News and Observer. Nelson W..
Aldrich dominates the Senate.
Joseph g. Cannon dominates the
House, and Theodore Roosevelt
Is the third member of the tri.can,
umvirate. History is res,,-.--..-. sos !.
itself. Rome h.--tse n -. -
Of rulers. "a y. y
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
MI EARLY VISITOR

The one who the choice articles because time
may ken to select purchases the full stock is at
x hand TO choose from.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
Have you seen our display!

II not you have missed treat Surely, never before
there been displayed in Madison elegant and attra
tive stock of HOLIDAY GOODS and ANNlVEk sAE
clFTs than adorp our store.
The new enterprise., 1904-12-01
Why waltz

Rycalllng now and selecting your presents
4 time and secure what you most desire. Your
be, II desired marked with your name and pu
tnre delivery.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-14
G. w. Doxtater.
written for Symposium.


Editor Independent: look for
great good to come from the Spring
field convention. for | believe that at
present is time when people are very
much awake, although they seem to
be slumbering. really know this
to be the case here In my locality.
Politics is at low ebb now, although
the majority are watching the outcome
of what will happen.
/ live on the county line between
Otoe and Lancaster counties. In Otoe
our populist organization is ching
Of the past, but | believe our votes
are ready for future use.
Could not something be organized
like our old alliance moveg II surely
would be an educator II nothing more.
II seems as though something must be
done Ia some way at least
am a simple farmer. joined the al
lance. No i65. February ~. 1889.
Have had many a good conversation
with 4 H. Powers. and have taken The
independent from the first Issue ~
the Alliance through all of It's changes
aud phases until the present.
q. w. D0NTATER.
Panama. Neb.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-14

many members of organized labor are
ready to break away from the two old
parties and work with the peoples
party, since the outrages in the Colo
RADIO mining districts.
What all reformers should do, is get
together in one grand organization
that says, Special favors to none and
equal privileges to all, like the pop
ulist declaration. One house is all we
need for the reform family When we
divide up on technical points we are
working to assist our enemies, the two
old parties.
Give us a short, clean-cut platform
that all can understand and candi-
dates that will go into the fight and
enthuse the people, and we can make
a good showing in this campaign. No
more fusion, and no more traitors to
lead our reform cause, should be our
future Watchword On to Springfield!
]. r. NORMAN,
State Chairman Iowa Peoples Party.
Abba, La.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-14
Edwin D. Cox.

written for Symposium
Editor Independent: Too old to aid
you; am rs.
Right forever on the scaffold,
Wrong forever on the throne"
Din the bastard republic.
The later Huns will destroy with
their ballots as ruthlessly as did
Alaric with the sword.
EDWIN D. cox.
: Marquette, Mich.
bro. Cox sees through smoked
glasses. There is no foundation for
either extreme pessimism or extreme
optimism. Both have their elements
oil truth; both their elements of error
Seventy-six is not too DID," Brother
Gilbert, near Lincoln, told us the other
day, in most matter of fact tone, that
he did his best writing black when
was eighty" He's away up in the
nineties now, and few men in their
fifties would care to outwalk him. Only
last year he threatened to walk nine
miles to the polls because all the
horses about the farm seemed to be
busy TOO old" is largely matter
of the mind. Mrs. Eddy isn't alto
gether MISUNDERSTANDING Editor.)
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-14
Written for Symposium.)


Editor Independent: There are
hundreds, yes, thousands of the Old
I Guard in this state, without any lead
er or organization, that could be put
on the firing line if there was an out
slider that the people have confidence
or could have confidence in.
Butler, by one slick method and an
other, in order to feather his own
nest for the time being, destroyed the
party; he fused with everything that
could not Outrun him or climb tele-
graph pole: went back on his best
friends; and it was all done that But
Ter might be financially benefited That
is what put us in the shape we are in
today.
Now, it would be hard for me to
say what is the outlook. The mass of
our people, of the old populist stamp,
will vote the republican ticket nation
ally this year no matter who the demo-
Gratis put up. If the populists put up a
good man, some will vote for him. If
the pOpulists and democrats fuse the
candidate will get a slim vote here.
No suggestion as to platform-the
old one is as good as | want. AS to
fusion, I say go out of business rather
than make a deal with any old party.
It's only defeat and would prefer
defeat to getting in by joining hands
with any old back number party.
]. p. SOSSAMAN.
Charlotte, N. C.
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!. r. Norman.
(Wrltten for SymposIum. }

Editor independent. The populists
Of Iowa are not taking the active In
terest that they should. They seem
TO think that few men viii look after
the reorganization and foot the ex-
pense. although they claim 10 be true
populIsts. Some. however. are work
Ing earncHtly 10 forward the work. and
many are seemingly waiting 10 see
what the democratic national conven-
ton will do at St Louis. Mo. July
q. 1904,
II the members Of the peoples party
OF this state would take the active
part that they should, organized labor
would Join In with them largely. Al
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-14
Blame
No One But Yourself
IL You Don't Get
Well When Sick.
All we can co is give advice.
OF course that's easy.

OF course that's easy.
But our advice is really worth little
more to you than most peoples, for we
ioffer to give you the first bottle OF our
medicine free, II it falls to help you
We could not afford to do this unless
our medicine was good. Such an offer,
on the wrong kind Of medicine. would
nut q merchant prince In the poor house.
DIR, Mes Nervine. however. as years
OF experience have proved. Is medi-
cine that cures the sick.
Those whom 1t cannot beneft-less
than one in ten thousand-we prefer to
refund their money.
All we ask OF you Is to try DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine for your complaint.
II you suffer from sleeplessness, nervous
exhaustion, dizziness, headache, mus
cular twitchings. melancholy, loss OF
memory, weak stomach, poor blood.
bilious troubles, epilepsy, st. Vitus'
Dance, etc, we will guarantee to benefit
you or refund your money.
You are the doctor.
my son Bert, when in his 18th year.
became subject to attacks OF epilepsy.
SO serious that we were compelled to
physicians had failed to relieve him, we
gave DIR. Miles Nervine trial. Ten
months treatment with Neryine and
Liver Pills restored our boy to perfect
health. Mr. JOHN s.. WILSON,
Deputy Co. Clerk Dallas Co., Mo.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-02-26
WEAK AND Low SPIRITED.
A Correspondent Thus Describes His
Experience.

Il can strongly recommend Herbine
as a medicine Of remarkable efficacy
for Indigestion, loss Of appetite, sour
taste in the mouth, palpitation. head
ache, drowsiness after meals with dis
tressing mental depressions and low
spirits. Herbine must be a unique
preparation for cases such as mine, for
a few doses entirel removed my COM
plalnt. wonder at people going on
suffering or spending their money On
worthless things, when Herbine is
procurable. and 50 cheap" SOC bot
tie at Peoples Drug store. dw