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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
INVESTMENTS

SsOoO-Three story brick building
pressed brick, In excellent conduon,
3 stores and large rOOmg tlats on
Cunning street, complete cost S-'0ov.
Cottage IN rear; rental SlH per
month. long time and cay terms err
We know Of nothing better lot
permanent Investment.
S14,oUO-Two corner lots with 20 teet
frontage, In the very best nelghoot-
hood, with two-stOry frame bultuihs
containing Z styres and p o. ms, part
OF the ground not mprov,di PaVlns
on beth streets and the streets are
the main thOrol ghfare near Farnam
and Hanscom Park district Total In
come 1886. We challenge you 70
equal this bargain in Omaha TO-DAY.
S2OOOO-Six stores, four moqelh
flats cottage and barn, all on FAR
nam, near sSth. Income $2,S32; 115 IT.
en- Farnam by l25 feet deep, in hne
condition and always rented.
34,SO-Two small frame bulldings,
south front on L aInam, opposite -oIn
St, rent 500 per month: lot SSAlzz.
Choice location for stores.
SS0N0-Forty-four feet on Farnam
St, near "a, south front. Splendio
place tor garage or stores Easy
terms. Increasing in their value
steadily.
$50 OO6-s-story brick corner, l block
from Auditorium and Rome Mlller
hotel: three stories. six flats, seven
rooms each. Rents increasing; buid-
ing is well built and in good condl-
ton -.
court house, rents increasing. Splen-
did place for lodge or fraternal So
hf0OO-2-story frame. corner. Z
stCres and % rooms; large barn. some
vacant ground; over 30 feet 'front.'
age on paved street. Rents, 2'l96
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18

$500 eTl4 feet S % S9 four e ro t9 f am
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
j. w. ROBBINS
HOUSES AND LOTS

hOOSES AMI LOlD
s AOOO-I-room modern house On sJLh Ave,
near AL SlIuts church, a me IocH-
ton and close in. CHOICE HOME.
8 4C0O-South front on Marcy, west Of sOtn,
OF 7 rooms, hardwood finish down
bath and furnace; rents fer Va
S,OOO~Fun lot on 10th Ave, south OF
Mason, with Groom cottage, modern
except furnace, CHEAP.
3,OOJ-- S-ToOm modern house ana barn. east
front, near HanscOm Park
2,8o-Nearly new b-rOOm house, modern
except furnace, on Burt st., west OF
9th.
l,4OO-5-rsom house ana three lets. 18th
and Maple.
VACANT LOTS
8 Z, o09-66xl32, on Farnam, cast Of 18th this
is the best bargain on the street
3,00O-75Xl32, east front on jlth near Far
nam; will subdivide.
5 2,l00-51Nl5S, fine east front on 3Sd, near
Pacific.
5 l.l5O-sGuth front on Chicago. wsgt Of
6Oth paved and paid.
: !. iO0-Fine LOT On Boulevard, In Remis
s so feet on 10Th. near Jackson.
: So-South front on Seward. west OF
SEE NE FOR OTHER BARGAINS.
FIRI lNSI RANCE AND RENTALS.
JOHN ". ROBBINS, 1902 FARNAM ST.
Pc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
1901 FARNAM STREET.

S. 500 for a very desirable home in Hanscom
Park district, near car line ann Field
Club having s rooms, all modern. bot
water heat, good barR, on paved street
$3.50 for new 2-story square modern house,
hard wood finish oak floors, full lot, on
3Jth st., near Field Club. immediate pos
session: choice location.
$l5O0 for 600 Underwood Ave, s-room mod
ern square house, new, only $3.50 cash.
balance monthly same as rent; Key at
our offce; want sffer for quick sale; in
Vtstigate.
$3.50 for 1912 Corby St., e-rsom modern
square house, new, hot water heat, ce-
ment walks, nice shade, built for a
home, paved street, lot 0iSis3 feet.
$4,000 for 7-room 2-story modern square
house, nearly new, with barn, en- paved
street, close In, near Leavenworth st.
$500 for 35l9 Hawthorne Ave, (Bemis
Park, 7-room modern house, hot water
heat, beautifully located, large let,
81 100 for 27l0 Bristol st., s rooms, ell moo
eIn, new open plumbing, new furnace,
good barn, chicken house, cement walks,
lot 50xl32 feet.
s., 700 for 1872 y. 18th st.. rooms, modern
except heat new bath room. house well
built and in nrst-Class condition, lot 50x
l40 feet. terms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
N. P. Dodge & Co.
HOMES
only 80 down for s-room modern

only 800 down for 6-roem modern
cottage,
S.S5l-Six rooms, all modern COT
tage brand new, Cemented celier un-
der the whole house. Corner lot,
walking distance. Lot 6ONl33, House
Just finished and never occupied.
Combination fixtures. gas and cleo
tricity, in other words very COM
Blete home with corner lot, close in.
You can't beat II for the money. One
block from Dodge street car and enc
block from Long school.
231OO-This Is a house exactly ike
the one above described, and is in the
same location. The only difference
between them IL the corner lot Roth
of these houses should sell Monday
morning. so don't forget to look at
S,75O-A new lO-room. all modern
house on q corner lot. NxlSA near
Sherman Avenue and LAX street,
In the new Blur View Addition. The
house Is modern and complete in
every respect. The present Owaer
built the house for "A home, but his
business has compelled him TO leave
the city
Here is a chance TO set a house
fer lust what II would cost you to
build, with the lot thrown IN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
VACANT.

$500 for 70 feet east frontage on paved
street. in choice location, West Farnam
district, subject to all paving taxes.
$500 for i9isXl2S feet, on California, OPP
posite Creighton College.
s., $50 fer % feet, west front, on ed, be-
tween California and Webster SITS.
S2,l0O for 5OXl5e feet east front, on 10th
ST., near Farnam, paved street.
81 500 for 42x66 feet, east front, on paved
street, near Creighton College and High
School: all clear
$1,000 for 4Sx136 feet, double frontage, on
Boulevard and Goth ST.
q, eco for 61.6X135 feet, south front o. Ian
com Boulevard CBemis Park, near 18th;
two lots, same size.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR slLE-9EAL ESTATE
GEORGE & COMPANY
GOOD HOMES AT REASONABLE PRICES,
PRONE DOUGLAS 7sa

$500 for new s-room modern house having
oak finish. rooms large and peasant lot
SECS feet near 33d and Burt SITS.
S3.OiU fer Groom 2-story modern house,
near 10Th and Ohio SIS.
$3.50 for 1-room house, nearly new, all
modern except heat. on Capitol Ave,
near 26th St.. close in.
81 80 for s-room house on N. 24th ST., near
Nicholas; city water, sewer, gas and new
furnace. lot 45x127 feet, east front; large
barn; ground alone is valued at about
ST., 800.
$3.50 fer PAS spaulding St. s-roCm cot
tage, all modern except heat well built,
lot lssx1& feet; paving paid in full
$500 for s. F. corner 18th and Lake SITS;
rooms, modern, conveniently located:
90 not disturb tenant
$500 for I-room G-story modern house,
with mantel and CRATE, on corner lot
near Kountze Place; one-third cash, bal
anee at 6 per cent,
Q,0O0-2ot y. 18th ST., 5-room story and
one-half, all modern except heat; good
q So for or Sii N. 18th st.; good cottage;
close In.
81 zoo for Groom cottage, all modern OK
cept heat, in good condition, on Fowler
Ave, near 2ith St.; easy terms, rents for
SIS per month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
TRACKAGE.
INVESTMENTS.

SO 900 FOR store and house near 10th and
William. renting for $3.50 per year.
$4,000 for four new brick houses on cor
ner, close in, rental $,6S0 per year.
Sl65OO-Brick business block near so,h and
n Sts South Omaha; net rental over
$1,1OO per year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18

S1lSO fer s1tkxlSs feet. south trent, on
WOgthinEtOn St. half block east OF 10th.
$1,000 for S2x64 feet, on paves street, be-
tween st. Mary's and Dewey AYES, near
18th Ave.
Ss75 for 40pl1iO feet, east front on 18th
Boulevard. COZ feet south OF Clarke St,
cheap, and must be sold Immediately at
that price; adjoining lots same size have
sold for u,0O0.
$3.50 for r0x1f0 feet, south front, en- CaSE
St., 10 feet west of 32d ST.
Choiee building lots, located in all por-
tons Of the city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18

$4,000 for very good and safe investment
ore block from Benefits department
store,
$4,000 for brick store and office building
on corner. in business center.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
Sixth Floor N Y. Life Bldg.
+. D. WEAD


+. D. WEAD
Brick building Of five store rooms and five
fats, modern, on good business street,
property paying 10 per cent; price. 81, 900
Broom house and lot, 7O1l21, North list,
about l mile north Of p. o.; will sell on
easy paymentS.........,.... ............, $500
) rooms, all modern, with good 2-story
barR, two blocks from Joslyn home; $40
cash, balance monthly. ......,.........S3,OO 700
S-roOm house en- Emmett st.. near 24th,
with lot lO0NsI, cement walks IN 'front.'
Soo cash, balance so per month, 6 per
cent interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s., 90
rooms, corner 18th and lizard, neat
nome .'.'...........,... Sc, go
rooms, On Ontario St., near nth, full
lotr snap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81, 200
5-rOou cottage, with city water, ITth, near
Nicholas, east trent, paved street, fully
paid: II sold within three days price 81 20
broom cottage, with city water, on North
9TH, near Grant; 500 cash, balance
monthly .......... .........................S9 $3.50
Three houses on Maple near Hst St., with
city water, houses rent for S2i per month;
would sell all for 81 800 or would sepa :
rately at $3.50 each; $50 cash, balance $40
per month.
F. d. WEAD,
b24 Douglas.
RE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-18
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REhL ESTATE
Did You Ever Stop to Figure
How Cheap Kountze
Place Lots Are?
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Take for instance lot Spencer street for $780, 50X124
feet through paved street from 10th to OATH paving
paid permanent sidewalks sewer water and gas The improve
alone worth 5000 and the class of nehborhood worth
great deal close to two good lines the oath street and
Sherman lines close to good schools churches stores and
the business district The price BNNEY STREET (paved
with asphalt), only 500 higher 50foot lots EMMETT
STREET for $500 and $780, You cannot buy lot in Omaha With
the class of surroundings paved street anywhere
the prices you buy KOUNTZE PLACE That is why you
should let show you the unsod lots in this beautiful addition
Select your lot make payment and your plans
this winter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28
READY TO REJolN CABINET.
The Differences Between the Russian
Ministers May BE Settled.


st. Petersburg, Feb 2S--M Timir-
iazef, the minister Of commerce who
resigned February 10, said today that
no decision Regarding the withdrawal
OF his resignation had been taken, but
II he Is given assurances of a sufficient
change in the policy Of the. government
NJ. Timiriazeff is willing to yield to
the pressure brought to bear upon him
and viii remain in the cabinet The
minister, who had long conference
with Premier Witte last night, will
have another meeting with the prem
Ter this evening and may be able to
announce his decision tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28
Citizens Elated Over Pros
pect Of Frisco Building
New Depot,
Special to Dail5 Leader.

Special to DaiiS Leader
salpulpa. !. T. Feb 2s.--There is
now no longer any question as 10 the
erection of the new passenger depot
at sapulpa. General Manager c. r.
Gray of the Frisco was here yester.
day and met by previous engagement
committee of business men. and as.
surances were given that the new de-
pot would be built Immediately. An
engineer win be sent here the first Of
the week to make the final survey.
and as soon as this work is completed
and his report made to the general
Offices work will be begun.
Mr.. Cray also stated that several
hundred thousand dollars Of work
would be done on the yards, and on
the freight depot A steam shovel
will be put to work in the west yards
at once to move dirt for additional
side tracks. These additional tracks
viii greatly facilitate the handling Of
trains. Although there are now more
than fifteen miles Of side track in the
yards here, they become SO greatly
congested that trains are sometimes
compelled to stand outside the yards
for hours until other trains can be
moved This Is the first official in
formation the people of Sapulpa have
ever had as to the building Of the new
passenger station and the citizens are
greatly elated.
1t IS further stated on good author
ity that the Frisco will soon install
it's own lighting system in the shops.
depots and yards. It will be an elect
re plant. and will add greatly both to
the appearance and convience.
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EDUCATION DISCUSSED.
On Assoclated PressO

Louisville, KY, Feb 2s-The pro
eee1inss Of the second day Of the
convention Of educational superinten-
ierts began this morning with a gen.
1ral discussion OF means OF improving
the efficiency Of the grammar school.
Prominent among those who led ia
the discussion were Prof Martin C.
Brlmbsugh Of the University Of Penn
sylyania President Lewis II. Jones Of
the Michigan state Normal college
and Prof Frank NJ McMurry Of CO..
Hmbia university. Round table con
ferences Of city state and county
superinteadents occupied the after
noon. Judge Ben B. Lindsey OF tbs
Juvenile court Of Denver addresses
the convention tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28
WASHINGTON DOG SHOW.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, D. c., Feb 2s.-The
FIRST dog show held in Washington in
twelve years opened today under the
auspices of the District OF Columbia
Kennel olub. The show, from present
Indications. viii be a most succeE sful
sffair The total number OF thorough
bred CANNES on exhibition exceeds 600
and almost every breed known TO fan
clers is included in the list Famous
kennels of Chicago. Boston. Buffalo.
Philadelphia, Orange, Texas. and var
ious points in Pennsylvania, New Jor-
sey Maryland and Virginia are repre-
sented
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was not hers, and inquiries showed
that hcr own baby was dead, and that
the child handed to her belonged to
the other woman, whe had believed
her own child TO be bead. An affecting
scene occurred between the two women
when the truth came to light
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OFFICIALS GOT eRATuITlEs.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 2S.-The pay
ment of gratuities to county treasurers
and commissioners by banks for de-
posits have continued for several
years. according to the testimoney OF
George Schott, who was the first wit
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TULSA WAS FIRST OF
THE FRONTIER
POSTS
INHABITED BY OUTLAWS
DaltOnS, DOOIinS and Cooks
Made Rendezvous There


Tulsa, !. T, Feb. 2s.-Tulsa dates
its origin 80 the advent Of the Texas
Pacific railroad. now the Frisco, in
1882 The name Tulsa was that Of
clan Of Creek Indians, whose head.
quarters were In this locality. 1t liter.
ally means frontier" Before the
railroad was projected there was
postonice four miles south of here. ON
the celebrated star route, over which
mail was delivered very irregulsriy.
in one or two instances slx months
elapsing between mail days
The railroad company intended TO
locate the town three miles northeast
in the Chehokee nation. and with this
Intention in mind built a railroad sid
ing. On looking up the Cherokee law
it was discovered that no non-citizen
could engage in business under ans
condition in that nation. and for that
re- ;he town was located where it
now is
II c Hall and j. NJ. Hall who had
been connected with the railroad.
established the first general store in
the fan of 1882 They were followed
soon after by II. w Reed now of Cof-
teyville, Kss, and Josiah Perryman
with other general stores. Soon
cluster Of houses in the vicinity of the
business district" were built and oc-
cupied and Tulsa was fairly started.
The Green Peach war, strife
among the Creeks, which arose in the
fall Of 1882 and continued until late
the following year. retarded the pro
gress, for no mans life was safe and
only people of bold and venturesome
spirit would risk their lives in the new
Indian Territory village
rhe war was finally put down, but
the country round about was infested
with bandits and it was no uncommon
thing for some bad men or gang of
drunken cowboys to ride into town and
shoot down the streets TO let the peo-
Pile know they had arrived. The Dal-
tons, Doolns, Cooks and Bucks made
this town their headquarters. The
Dalton gang held many councils at
what is now known as Dalton Springs,
a mile northwest in the Usage nation.
As an instance Of the strenuous life
in Tulsa in the early days. one morn
ing a drunken Indian went into the
hardware store Of JEFF Archer and fired
pistol into a keg OF powder, Both
the proprietor and the Indian were
killed.
Tulsa added to its population year
by year and in 1896, having grown to
700 people. was incorporated as town
under the laws Of Arkansas and the
following year Colonel E Calkins was
elected the first mayor.
one great drawback for years in
Tulsa, likewise to all other towns in
the Creek and for that all other Indian
nations. was the inabilit yto secure
titles TO property. All residents were
sqaatters until the treaty made be-
tween the government and Creeks In
1899, which provided for townsites and
secured titles to property
Then Tulsa could fairly be said &C.
be on the way TO its present size and
Importance. Six hundred and forty
acres was set apart as townsite, peo-
pie began 10 own their property and
things assumed stable and perma-
neat aspect The population Of Tulsa
IN 1900 was 1900. With the discovery
Of oil the town developed rapidly. how
ever, ana now boasts Of a population
OF 5000
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klNo EpwARp.s HEALrH.

tby Associated Press)
London, Feb. 2s-Tha British Med
ical JounaL referring TO the recent
runners regarding the state of King
Elwari's health, says The king
Is in excellent health in every respect,
has no rGSpiratory or other symptoms,
and hes now practically recovered
from the njury TO the ankle which he
sustained while shooting at Windsor
several months ago"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28

The New Cough Syrup-the one that
acts as a mild cathartic on the bowels
lis Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Il expels all cold from the system, cuts
the phlegm out OF the throat, susngth-
ems the mucous membranes OF the bron-
chial tubes, and relieves Group, whoop-
ing cough etc. Children love It. Sold
by c. r. Renfro
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CURIOUS BURIAL MISTAKE.


London, Feb. 2s-An extraordinary
burial mistake Is reported from Liver.
pool Two infants. from different
houses and belonging TO different par
ents, were taken 70 a hospital suffer.
ING from fever. One died and was
bnrie1. the other recovered, and was
handed TO its supposed mother. This
woman. however, found that the child
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bridge tournaments and musicals, not
to mention week end parties at Tuxe-
do in the Meadow Brook district,
Westchester county, along the Hudson
and on the Sound, will suffer no
abatement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28

Taken as directed. it becomes thc
greatest curative agent FOR the relief OF
suffering humanity ever devised Such
Is Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea. s5
cents Tea or Tablets. c. Il. Renfro,
druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28
LENTEN SEASON BEGINS
Start of the Annual Fast of
Forty Da V - Ash
Wednesday.

New York, Feb 2s.- Today, Ash
Wednesday. marks the opehing Of the
Lenten season The annual fast of
forty days observed from very early
times in the Christian church. In com
memoration OF Chrlst's forty days
fast, continues until Easter. for which
Feast the fast serves also as a season
OF special penitence and preparation.
There will be no further meetings
OF the dancing classes until after
Easter. Nevertheless the number Of
dinners, theatre parties. iuncheons,
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ness today before the Drake committee
OF the state senate.
Payments were made on a basis OF
from 2 to 2 per cent on deposits. He
had bee ncashier for years, serving
under four different treasurers.
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Frlnhtfullx nurnsd.

elias. W. Moore. a machinlst Of Ford
City Pa. had his hand frlshtfully burn
ed IN - electrical furnace. He applied
Buclrlen's Arniea salve with the usual
result: "a quick and perfect cure"
Bieatost healer on earth Tor Burns
wounds Sores Eczema and piles 2sc
al ali druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-28

relieve that fullness, belchipg gas on
stomach, and all other symptoms Of in
digestion Kodol digests what you eat.
and enables the stomach and digestive
organs to perform their functions natur-
ally. C. r. Renfro.
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TO GIVE DEMOCRATIC BANQUET.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla, Feb 2S.-The Demo
crats of Roger Mills county are pre-
pairing to have a public meeting ana
banquet on the occasion of the birth
day Of Thomas Jefferson, April 2. The
affair viii be held in Sayre and a num-
Der Of prominent territory politicians
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ed to the authorities at Clinton and
city Marshal Stowell Of that place ar
rested the elopers when they reached
there.
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RABBI FOR JEWISH TEMPLE.
to DAILY leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, okla, Feb 2S.-The5
Rev. Joseph Blatt of Columbus. Ca,
was today selected as rabbi for the
Jewish temple in this city.
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Laxative Bromo Quinne. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes the
cause Call FOR the full name ana look
for signature Of r. w. Grove 25c.
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ELoPEMENr FRUSTRATED.
Special to The Daily Leader.

Special to The Daily Leader
Lawton, Okla, Feb. 2S.-Biny Mack,
a fiunkey and dancer between acts
with the National Stock company,
elopea with Miss Ella Guthrie, young
lady of fifteen, at Arapaho one day last
week. When the parents of the girl
heard of the elopement they telephon-
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and public speakers have been invited
to attend
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Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey
1fRe. SARAH M1EDEKING


a y n ha
5
m a
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l lnEOdE anu Lung HTUuDEg UuIguI

hrs. Sarah Miedeking was SO
reduced from weakness
and fever that she could
scarcely breathe, is cured
by Duffy's Pure Mait
Whiskey.
II regard Duffy's Pure rlalt
Whiskey as a God-sand, for
it cured me of a terrible
cough and throat trouble
which threatened TO kill
me-" she writes.
Il regard Dunys Pure lialt whiskcy as
God-send. il certainly cured me of terri
bic cough, lung ana throat trouble which
threatened TO KIN RE. g.s SO lad from
bronchitis that I could rcarcciy breathe
and at times was overcome with weak
ness and fever. I haa bal cough most Of
the time
"since taking your medicine my cough has
disappeared; I haze no goune with my
throat ana nay general health Is much inn
proved. ! give an the crsalt to Duny's Pure
Malt whlskey SARAH MIEDE-
KING. 100 naymllicr ST. Cincinnati o..
NOV 9. 1875.
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\. H. Hewitt is in Meridian today or
business.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind Bleeding Protruding
Piles. Druggists ere authI.ized to re-
fund money II PAzo OINTMENT fails
10 cure IN s to IA days. soc.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21
This is Worth R-emembering.

As no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foleys KIDNEY
Cure will cure any case of kidney 81
bladder trouble that Is not beyond
the reach Of medicine, I. +. Sasse.