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Arizona republican., 1905-11-11

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 For Rent LIGHT housekeeping rooms. with bath, new house, rates reasonable. Mrs Sable, Second and Mckinley St. NICE light housekeeping or single rooms for rent, $1.25 and up by the week. Arizona rooming house, cor ner of S. Fourth avenue and Jack son St.
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 FURNISHED HOUSE-Sunny rooms, nicely furnished, in perfect order; bath. No cOnsumptives. 697 East Adams St.
 FOR RENT-Nice. clean. sunny fur nished rooms S19 F. Jefferson. FURNISHED south flat, four rooms bath electricity, wood and gas stoves; best locality. S76 North Fourth avenue.
 NEW desirable rooms furnished for light housekeeping. 622 N. Sixth St FURNISHED ROOMS-For lodging and housekeeping. No tuberculosis 347 N. Fourth avenue. FURNISHED HOUSE-Nice house keeping or single rooms. with or without board. Also With housekeep- ing privileges. 316 N. Fifth St
 
 Beard and Rooms DESIRABLE room in new house. witt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Npn.Ser SnSfcite.

Den @bsleutsn Satob Seiper bon
Gberrp StruBe lit Gin itrummer Sun9e
9eboren woroen.
@barlss 6abbOlO uOn 9renton, u. S.,
beiu6t na9 elmer 3ljGbri9en 9lbwcien'
belt bieIse 6reunOe.
Den Gbelsuten SreO. 9anielmann an
8illOw StraBe bat am Dienita9 Der
Stor6 Elm GO6terlein Sebru6t.
Die @ermania llnteritiisunss @eiell'
l6aIt bate seitern glbenO in Der 9ltbles
tic 0alle Gin wOhlbeiuhtes Santett.
Serr uuO 6rau RrOi. StmiOt uOu
Sittston glpsnue iinb lesten Oonnerita9
our6 bic slntunlt zines SObuleiuS er.
Ireut wOrOen.
SObn gtape, Dem tiir;li6 in ben Glifi
Werfen Der SdGbel bOS uerleet wuroe,
lit ioweit geueien. OuB er wabrideinlid
beute aus Dem 9oipitul entlaiien werOeu
tann.
Die 9rauung pOn 6rGulein Wiinnit
9ieuls, Der ein3isen 3Odter Der 9be'
lsute 9lOam 0isnls uOn SidOrp StrGbe,
nit g8illium 9es iauO 9eitern i'm Sauit
Der 8ruuteltern itatt unb Yai:Or Or
Is. 8. S6miOt uOllSos oeu 9rauatt.
gu SIREN Der Serren SOiepb 0tei'
mann uno SObn 6int pom Yittsburq
9aben bic in Serbinbuns nit Del ct
Wtarien @emeinoe ifebenoen GercinC
geltern glbenO eiu Yanfett, bel Dem aud
ueri9isOene 0teoen sebultsn wuroen.
Dad elmer Srautbeit BON elmer Wo6u
Dauer Ueritarb seitern WtOrsen sesen
llbr in isiuer @obnuns, 81 FrOipec
9luenus, Serr 6ritbrib @briitOpb Did
fer I'M 9llter uOn 20 Sabren. Der
Yerltorbsuen iibsrlsbsu bic g8ittwe uni
orei Siuber.
Die Oeutide unb ensliide SOnnta9s
i6ul SluiieH Der 9idorp StraBe BreS
bDteriIdsn @smeinbe werOen am Na6
mittas uno SlbenO Oes Duntiasunssta
geS eine Ssrie pom llnterbultungen Der,
lbieOener slrt geben, Su benen umfui'
isuOs. .GOrbsreituusen setrOffen werSsn
3pedS 9lbtra9uns Der Sir6enldulS
werOen bic WtitelieOer Der ct. FauGs
Oeuti6en euans. SemeinOe am Ouni'
ia9unsstass uno ben Gag Oarauf sint
SerlOOiuns BON ullerlei niisliden unb
biibi6en Sa6en ueranitalten uuo babel
aud Grfrilaunsen ieruiren. 9lui oieis
gSeiie bat man bic Sirarni6ulS, wel6e
Dor pier 9abren $4,000 betrus, aui
$24OO eruieOrist, uuO bOfft nit rem
@rtrase Den Isitli6teitsn na6lte g8o6s
wisOsr siuen 9beil ubtruSeu ;u tUnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
3ittstpu.

-3mei Sotomotiuen cOlliorten Sams
itag Wfor9en I'M 9orton SOfe Der
gsbisb Gatlep Giienbabu. woour6 Elm
S6aben pOn etwa $4,000 an9eridtet
narO.
- Seleu. Die 3jdbrise GObter oes
1bOmas Wtaulep uOn 9nterman, wurbe
Samltae bOs uerbrunnt, ais lie nit
Strsi6bUl;6en ipielte uno babel ibrc
Sleioun9 an;iiuOete. Sbre Serlesun'
gen iino jsOo6 sliidliderwsiie ni6t le'
bensseidbrlid.
- Ginen idredlihen 600 erlitt am
Oicnltug Sormittu9 Der glrbeiter &ereti
BauSa nabs ben &ebisb Salleg @eleiien
III Dutespille. @r mar am Siitterungs'
I6a6t oeS grOBeu Steinbre6ers bei6di.
tist, perlOr oaS @leihseUi6t unO fieI
in Die WtaIhine binein. Oeren 3ertlei,
nerer ieinen SOrper in iSeseu Serriiien,
enc man Ole ufululIle ullgulleH loHllle.
- DtariOn SgoOu, eiu biibi6es jun
Ses Wtdbhen uOn Bort 9riffitb, be9iHs
iriib Sreitag WtOrsen SelbltmOrO, in.
Dem iie cine llnie @arbOlIdure per-
i6ludte. Das WtdOden bssins Die
unislise Gbat, neil ibre SsrlObuns nit
Suwrence San9an uOn GOmptins Str.
oubier aufselOit wurSe uuO besab iid
nu9 oelen gBObuuus, ebe iie ben @ift.
ftOff ttaut. slls Der junse Wtann
ibrem SlOpfen 6Olse lsiitete, iunO er
feline iriibere @slisbte aui Der YsrunOu
ii6 in S6msrSen WinOeno uuO cbe elm
alrjt eiutraf, mar OuS Wtaoden tOOt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Stabtratb.
Sslsct Council, 16. gtOuembI

Select Council, 16. gtOUember.
Die Te6nuns pom 99. B. 8unOer
BON 8eabing, I'M Setras pom $3.50, fiir
6eparatur oes 9bsmiihen Na9ens 0to.
1, wurSe Osm 8riifunSs SOmite nnO
Staotanwalt iibernieien, naboem Elm
S6reiben bes Director Cigar uerleien
worben mar, in mel6em er erflGrte, oab
Die 9lrbeit Obue 3uitimmunS bes Staot'
ratbes 9etbau murbe, neil iie loIort 9es
than werosn muBte uno man niAt mar
ten fonnte.
9as Giienbahn GOmite berihtete Die
SrOiuaui fir 8erlauSerun9 Der .. &
$. @slsiis mad Der scranton Spissn'
fabrit siiuitis unO oieiclbe wurOe re-
ierirt, wdbreno Die HeiOlution Tilr
S6usbarrieren unb eiuen 9Sd6ter bel
groot StraBe, no Die Sanrcl Sinie Se'
leiIe trsuSen, uu9iiuiti9 beri6tet warO,
0em Seri6t Ses Gonierenj SomiteS IN
Yetrefi pom llmiteistarten Smtlbsr
8elleuue uuO Der SiiOieite Wuroe bet
seitimmt.
SolsenOe neue Sorla9en wnrSen etlla
9ebra6t: 9iGssli- OteiOlutiOn, wel6C
ben Oirettor Der Ofieutlidsn Werfe an
weiit, Die Sreujung un 8beeler aue
nue. unO 2lib StraBe in cinen anItanOi
gen 3uitunO 81 ieeen ansenommen
Suinnan- 0tciotutiOn, bic be;wedt
oaB perI6ieOsnen Rerionen ibr Sell
;uriid be;ublt werOe, oas iie fiir ell
9tHeBment ausle9ten, Oa Die betreif. Or
Oiuuu, fir einen 9tbSusStanal I'M II
Diltrift pom SbergeriAt aIs uneeles
lib ertlGrt muroe; an9enOmmen
g8irtb- ReiOlutiOn, welhe ben DirettO'
Der Diientli6sn 9Berte unweiit, oi
Bride iiber oen StuiiOro Wteaoon
SroOf an Wiar Court Su repariren
ansenommen. 8rice- 0ieiOlutiOn, oi
beSwedt, oab 98iaiam Sumes Die @r
tau5nib srbGlt, iein @i9eutbum NIT ben
9toro Wtain 9Iuenue abju9staual ~
uerbin0en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
9amen llnterfleioer.

&c aitbt ni6ts in llnttrfltirru, hos ni6t bier
asfunesu ptretn fam S6put IlrsBbtfltiettt
fsiut Saumppllt, Nniuc, gan, Ssles Sfiht
uue u ole. tiuIsln unp unpnarlrss.
Iam,u feline aripptt llntrrisierr nit itOnsr.
psihu GIisbbdIdhuug prabt oil ptBitrt.
Tas ,,@lpbt" 6atrfat.
so Gents oas @emano.
Samtn ftint strippis sani @pas llntnfltt'
hu. sItsdni ptr,itrt. Ssiet uuo gDras tsins
S6rtiitr striPpt.
$1.0O uno $3.50 Oas @etuano.
San, glpat une Wtrino llntnfItifr in
9adapdnua Cher 9u,srrt WibIsn, natfrli6,
erau, rtib uno retb.
75t. bis $3.50 mas Gswano.
9as prftfts .,Gart,r" 6abrifat BON Union
llntufItihnn in itpstm SaumpcIs NrtnC
unb saui 8cas.
$1.O0 bis $500 bus @rpano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
SBilfess Barre Na6ri6teu.

- Oiitrittannalt SOneS bat Itb ent'
I6lOiien, sesen bic S9ablbctriiser obne
RhdIi6t pOriuseben, ieien es HepubIt'
tauer ODER DemOfruten.
@lf Seamts uon SanOuer 2Own'
ibip, ;umeiit S6ulOirettOren, wurOen
am 0ienitag uuf Die slnfla9e Der Ser'
I6wUrun9 perbaitet, unl baS 3OwnIbip
gu betrii9en.
- Die bieIiss SteuerSabler Seiell'
idait bat isst audi iOl4en S6lsi6ern
ben Strieg ertlart, wel6e @eihwOrene
in Standardization un9ebOri9 iu beein'
iluIien iu6en, unO bietet SelObnun9en
fir bersn SerbuitunS unO lleberIiibr'
un9.
- Samuel S6rooe BON DO. 30 u.
Diuin StraBe ueriubte leste Wo9e III
ausetrunteuem 3uitanoe SelbltmorS ju
be9eben, inoem er Snuoanum 9enu9 ein'
nabm, nm pier Widnner ins SenleitS
su i6aiieu. Dad mcbritiinOi9er arbeit
nit elmer Wia9enpumpe rettste i'm etn
9lr;t.
- 0ii6ter YDn6 uernrtbeilte Srettn9
ben Staliener SuluaOOr Benino 81 etnem
Sabre @eIdnsniB unO $500 Straie
weSen Srasens uerbor9ener gSahsn.
Der Serl mar elmer uOn einer Sanoe
uon elf Stalieneru, Die man in etnem
6auie in FittstOu erwii6te une welhs
nit iiini 9ieuolpern. iebs OOldmenern
unO einem Ruiirmeiier bewaffnst waren.
Der &i6ter ipru6 iib entihieoen ge9en
oas 3raeen tDOtli6er Waiien aus unO
mnhte Oieien Sebrau6 fir Die uielen
Serbre6en psruutportlih.
- Sniolge SeS Yeriu9ens Der Wta'
i6inerie ibob am Sreita9 DtOr9en in
Dem South 9Sittesbarre S6aht Der
Sabritubl, auf Dem iicben glrbeiter iur
@rube einfubrcn, nit Slisesi6nelle in
Die 3iefe binab uuO man iiir6tcte ju.
crit, oaB slae setOOtet Ooer i6wer per-
leet ieen. @liidli6erweiie ie mar Die Ses
! fiir6tuug unbegriinoet, benn eS muroen
mr iinf Der Wtduuer perleet uno uon
Oieien nur orei gcfabrlit. Die S6wer.
uerleeten bsiBen Som. .. @Uans, Scbn
SabuD uuO SObu .. SOnes. @eOrge
Sauaee unO Srwin SrOmes fOnnten
obue SeiitanO nah SauIe 9ebeu.
- Der SerieD Gentral Shnelliu9
iubr 0ieuitas Yormitta9 gr9en II llbr
oil Der Wtill @reet Sreuiun9 in einen
Selpagen unO mari oenielben ourh ben
Yoroertbeil pon Yarretts SSirtbi6aIt,
Der Subrmam 9bOmas 0tileD luuroC
bod in Die 2uft 9eIhleuoert uno wirS
wabri6einli6 ieinen Serleeun9en erlie'
gen. Sbi6ou bic sanSe 6rOnt bes GU
looms einseOriidt wuroe, warO niemant
usrlset, Oa sur 3eit feline @aite oarin
waren. Die RierOe bes @asens wer'
ben pabri6einlib sstOOtet werben mill
ien, 10 i6wsr iino iie uerleet; Die Soto'
mOtius erlitt nur serin8en S6aoen nnt
Der 3ug bampfte nut einisen Wtinuter
slufentbalt uu6 Scranton weiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
@apne Gountp.

Snnsshale.-@s itellte iiG DOnnere
flag beruus. OuB Der bisr uls Der mutb.
masli6e Mf0rOsr 0tOsers usrbaftete
Wiunn ui6t Oisisr mar uno Sur9sB
Spencer lis6 i'm Ouber pisosr frsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Sumen Salsbetleiounsen

Su al bm nsuttsn Stplsn Siuds in Ssits
GbifTUu, Spis une Wpustirs, Irpis Crepe et
Gbins Srarfs, tinfat unb ptriiIb.
9amtu Sals Wufs in SGusIiuss triibsr
Shdnn, GbiTOn unp Sherry Ssics, in all etn
iaTitn ShaitiTunetu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23

- Sin pOluiiber slrbeiter wurbC
0isnita9 MtOrsen in Oem GpiH Sda6t
Sur6 sinsn 6alI uOn 5eIsseitein sr'
idIaaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23

WtGnaer glustatfirunaen.
9o6tb,mesu fur RGnnsr, uussfsrtist BON
rtra ftinu aualitGi 8Iauntlsttt in blau, grau
uub rpIa Shsiftu. Sinp gut stmati une lsbr
roll i'm abrpr.
&c 50r., 15r. uno $l.0O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Tru6e
@0d)tntlid)e
&artiern.

Die E6 Suu @rit trRtilsn ptrhtn fir bic
iaIi,s 8tttu Giufaufr = anetntbm I'M prslls
fir ale STrisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Ssius peiBe Slannsaet's siadt:
bemSen ie S1.00.

MGunu 8lannfllats paidmus in rria. blau
uub arausu Sntiftn fir AuuIitdt, anpaitn
une Sumicrt sisbt ID feline btlitrsn.
$1.OO bis S1.25 Der an,us.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

IN THE MOUTH.
What Il the presents Miss Roose-
welt receivce in the Orient are Junk
from c,Ytajr I,si7ts Of view? Mr. Taft
is hardy justified in saying so--if he
cid say 80. That there is no artistic
value to these gifts is a bold state
ment for anyone TO make and in all
probability ii viii be hound that they
have both artistic and intrinsic value.
The Washington Post calls attention to
the main point, which seems to have
been overlooked entirely. II says;
president Roosevelt adopted the on
~ course consistent with his position
when he decided that the castoms laws
Of the country should be enforced and
the regular legal duties levied upon the
gifts made TO his daughter. Miss Alice
Roosevelt during her tour OF the
Orient, when she arrives at San Fran.
cisco The mistake was made in sub.
mitting the matter to the Presidents
attention The. proper course, which
would have commanded he approval OF
eyerly intelligent person, would have
been TO have suspended the customs
laws when Miss Roosevelt makes the
usual declaration upon her arrival
home.
There is an intent, as well as the
letter. IN customs regulations, and no
one win contend that there woulS be
any violation on the spirit or the pur-
posa Of the eustoms laws If Miss Roose-
veit were allowed to bring home, free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

be saved, and tens OF thousands of cases
Of chronic catarrh prevented, by this
simple precaution within reach OF every
one.
Peruna is not simply a palliative TO
relieve sorc Of the distressing symp-
toms. tits a permanent and radical cure
Thousands of Testimonials.
We have on file many thousand tes-
timonials like the ones given here. We
can only give our readers n slight
glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited
endorsements we are receiving every
month. No other physician in the
world has received such a volume Of
enthusiastic letters of thanks as DE-.
Hartman for Peruna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

OF duty. the tributes paid her by her
hosts in foreign lands These gifts were
made to Miss Roosevelt as an evidence
OF the good will OF the people OF the
Philippines. Japan, China and Korea
to the people Of America and the
daughter Of the nations chief execu-
tive. The decision TO exact duties on
these offerings places money value
upon them. which was not considered
by the donors. and can not but be en-
barrassing to he recipient Regard
less Of the Presidents position in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
SLUGGED with HAMMER
Mrs. Tannehert, Victim of
Brute Husband, Dies of
Her Wounds.

Enid, Okla, Oct 2s.-Mrs. Tenno
heit the woman who was the victim Of
the attacks OF her husband on Monday
at the family home near nrummoni,
died yesterday afternoon about five
O'Clock Word was sent 70 the coroner
and II Is expected thai an inquest will
be held today.
The wretch who did the deed was
brought to Enid by sheriff Campbell on
the train yesterday afternoon and
placed in jail. There Is no doubt that
he will recover from the self-inf;oied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

wounds. and win continue to be source
of trouble and expense TO the county.
Il is reported that at one time during
the afternoon Of the day on which the
terrible tragedy was perpetrated while
many OF the people of the vicinity were
gathered at the place that a good deal
of ugly talk was indulged in and all
that was needed was for some one to
suggest that drastic measures be TAX
en- with the tend and short work would
have been made Of him. The Officers
scout the idea Of insanity as his every
move displayed shrewd forethought.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

Unitarlans are strong, about that de
nomination being excluded from the
conference that has been called to per
feet a scheme OF union for evangelical
churches. The fact that the Unitsr.
ians were not invited to attend was
intentional as has been made per
fectly clear. ard there has been some
expression Of hard feeling at the omis-
sion, and sume tendency to regard It
as an uIjustifiable slight.
Probably the best editorial comment
that has been made on the matter ap-
peared IN the last issue Of the Inde-
pendent, which handles the matter
very sensibly and plainly. yet 30
adroitly as to justify the committee
having charge OF the coming confer
ence and at the same time to pay
rare compliment to the Unitarian
church as a whole. The gist Of the
independents editorial follows:
II is very pleasant TO know that the
Unitarlans desired to be held in fellow
ship with the so-called evangelical de-
nominations. which only were 50 desig-
mated in the letter OF invitation that
was sent out But II is also perfectly
clear why no invitation was sent to
them.
They are not usually included under
the term evangelical. and only TO
such was the invitation sent The
Catholics are beyond question Chris
tian body, but no Invitation was sent
10 them. SO none was sent to the
Church OF the Latter Day Saints or 70
Dr, Dowie's brotherhood. both OF which
claim to be Christian. II is easy TO as
sert that they ought to have been in
yited. but they were not and for very
good reasons.
This federation is an effort TO bring
determinations together. II is perfect
ly impossible to get an together The
Catholics would not come; and II the
Mormon church were asked TO come
in, yearly all the others would stay out.
So " the Unitarians were asked 70 join
It. past all question other greater de
nominations would refuse. The efiort
would be doomed 10 failure; II would
breed disunion. not union. That Is the
practical fact. apart from its reason
sbleness. The Unitarians may be sup
posel to be as good Christians as any
body else. and they certainly embrace
not a few tohle Christian men; but the
more Christian they are. the more glad
viii they be. with much regret that
they are misunderstood, 10 stand aside
and not be a bone OF contention 10 pre-
vent the union Of Christians that have
less charity than they. Indeed. We are
surprised that they did not see this
and that their letter should have
seemed to intended to throw discredit
on the union to which they must have
known that they could not at present
be admitted.
The reason why the Unitarians were
not invited. and Why their admission
would break up the effort for fedora
ton. is not far to seek The fact is
that evangelical" includes in its
meaning a definite relation Of disciple
ship 70 Jesus Christ as Saviour OF the
world Now. the UnilarIans DO moi
profess 70 pe Included under thar Term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28
The Destructive Power Of Catsrrh.

The Destructive Power of Catsrrh.
CataTrh spares no organ or function
OF the body. 1t is capable of destroy
ing sight, taste, smell, hearing, digestion,
secretion, assimilation and excretion.
IL pervades every part of the human
body, head, throat, stomach, bowels,
bronchial tubes, lungs, liver, kidneys,
bladder and other pelvic organs.
The Curative Powers Of Pe-ru-na
There is no fact in medical science
better established than that a teaspoon
full Of Peruna before each meal will alb
solutely protect person from catching
cold. Now, il this is true land there is
no doubtcf it). Thousands Of lives would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

Many OF their members are fairly so
included but not as Unitarlans. Many
hold and teach that Jesus Christ was
simply an ordinary man. but an extra
ordinary teacher. Not few OF their
preachers take precisely the position
of Felix Adler. the admirable preacher
Of ethical culture, who does not pretend
10 be even Christian. and of the Lib
eral Jews. These men are freely ac-
cepted In Unitarian pulpits
It may be conceived that the time
will come when an honest life and good
charter will be all that is required for
fellowship in the Christian church;
when any one who admires Christ's
teachings and tries TO be honest and
loving. whether he calls himself Chris
tian. Jew or Buddhist. will be accepted
as a Christian. and evangelical enough;
but the time Is not yet.
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What is Secretary McNabb trying TO
do? Is he running the board Of agri
culture in the interest OF MoNabb ct al2
judging from court petitions Mr. Nc
Nabb needs a season on the carpet
The Leader has letter from a Payne
county farmer who speaks Of McNabb
rs conducting other things besides the
agricultural board"
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medicine has many friends and we'll
deserved. ~ Eleanor M. Gardner.
As Sure as Fate.
There are some things which are as
sure as fate, and can be relied on TO
occur TO at least one-half Of the human
family unless means are taken to
prevent.
First, colds not promptly cured are
sure TO cause catarrh.
Second, catarrh improperly treated Is
sure 10 make life short and miserable.
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Pe.ru-na Has MANY Friends.

Miss Eleanor NJ. Gardner, 155 State
street, Salem, Ore, writes:
al am very pleased with the results
obtaiPed from the use of Peruna. A few
months ago / contracted severe cold
and cough. After using a little more
than two bottles OF Peruna the cold left
me entirely.
- shall know Just what 10 take now
when contract a cold and will not let
s. such bold on nv s~ste'n. Your
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A Letter to Catarrh Sufferers.

letter TO Catarrh Sufferers.
- - . - = 49, . - @~ ~ss-
Crawey IS
avenue LaGrange III, writes:
~ suffering
and WI profit BY bad shape indeed when
take Peruna
over condition was nervous slept badly, food DID
~ took bottles Peuna and fen
gradually until bottles
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matter. the decision to collect dules on
these tributes is petty business,
recognition Of red tape that is distaste-
ful o all concerned. Respect for the
persons who made the presents should
be warrant sufficient for their admis-
sion without reference to their Falue or
the customs laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-28

Guthrie is the beat city on esath. but
il has some royalarch knockers And
some or them are in the saleon bust
,efrs
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Rev. FIOry Much Pleased With peruna.
w.
Win II
which
rid Of An the medicines had taken relieved for short
and pretty discouraged began
"A few doses convinced doing when
finally
GOOD find thar and shall against
smother catarrh by taking
w. Howard
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Pe-ru-na Has German BarOns HeartIes Endorsement
vendnheim street. Washington,
breathing
for colds a. q
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red BY Pe-ru-na,

Mr. : labeth Reuther, lO7 West
10th str, New York City, member
board OF Directors North End Clio As
sociation, writes:
al am pleased 20 endorse Peruna as
splendid medicine for catarrh and stom-
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-
ach trOubl, from which ! suffered for
several years. i took il for several
months and at the end Of that time
found my health was restored and have
felt selendidly ever since. 1 now take
1t when Icontrsct coldand it soon rlds
thesyetem Of any catarrhal tendencies."
Elizabeth Reuther.
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Established 1888. N. F. cheaaIs. tho
coal man.