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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-22

Misses Florence ana Sarah Rnsh
OF Crittcndcn, are the guests OF Mrs.
l.. l.. Bush, in Victoria avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-22

~ Il HHII I'NI UT NNrlTlgN TOT
Jeck was thirty three ana one.
schooner CortilcS, or al average OF six and q
Handles for each working day. Tho
The schouckS showed totals MS follows
hound from t:Ii., 81, 81, BIZ. 30 or an ag:;rc
Mo with , # 200 miles and half mile over
a, ~ e end of six weeks, therefore liz
,o,,o., 'd have collected 81 ut Il cent ~
She cnc0untqthc course of n voo,. t,,i, ot,,co
me coast cling represents an impressive
two ibs and,ing tour, with It's total of / 7::jiS
The vessQs If made "a q continuous trip
and made pss country It would take him from
proceelo1 ~ York TO bismarck, n. H.. or to
weston. TcX-HrOoklyn EAGLE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-22
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Coming and Going Of the People
You Know.

Miss Tccnic Elry. of Norfolk. i!
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il C. Hall, il
Locust street.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
Eirr-rinn Norice.

-izar thar an tins, first
-. &C., NDFdup b-efur 1he
1nehaay Efsssr - H. ~ 1ssts = Yaggera
t..,t- TSInv5Tv AgEtt TpAkola 70
- ,,afaaad ,FH3rs-- AMI.
yott upon ths LoLao"lL- 100 aeITG q -
~ I. S.as+- 80 A14Irkl Itlk3uae
co~nstiIntloI o. tist SAL y So,,s%ra.
IN tg1.-Ls+,,4. E,v.-rn,,r
49,
One ssGreLarg ~ 5AN'
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ny
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pnt
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1Ae LoEltS 49, ~ T511Irt.
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80 - $3.50 Sasrfr
60 Sg-n,, T,,,,,ar
oLas I @HIl- aa-yaN,rr
-. 1870, g1rrTTiasfoue Second IJir-
On I""n'S 0"Mihi"''
T,,,rF,- ,r,r,tsS5ons Thin Dk.-
LII tun.+a4 h, the faItou-
.Ia,aa.5 ZDtt,r- meet Tfats L. VIII.
M illAilss1. FotiIt $50 ,,,ps. az Dr.
- -,rr..at,, a, s~b,,oI hlg.,se of Die
pI..Sa.IT ,,urSb4p IN srBtaol hnnsp .ol
n{gr-r9| n ~
,aRfr il, sat,,oy t,auSen or Igf=-
bro,5aAf
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
Grand Valley
Oct. 30.

toCI.r .ih-
After So many urgent Invitations
to again resum our correspondence
from this locality, win Try TO comply
with the request of and On, according
to what mood we are in, and also to
the nimbleness of our fingers, so the
pen will undoubtedly a severe
contract TO the Husking peg.
Now Bro. RiverSider, its your turn
TO wake up, as you are sure to do, as
soon as you have entirely mastered
YOUR recent attack of uuinsey.
We are AT present enjoying a re-
freShIng change in the weather.
Anthem Torkelsnn and sister Julia
returned recently from Hudson, haE-
ing attended the wedding Of a consin.
They report a splendid time
Mrs. John Wallquist is convalescing
rapidly, after her recent Illness.
Miss Hilma Peterson spent last
week visiting Clara and Anna Larson
near Moe.
Mr.. Emil Hanson has gone to Meek
ling, Clay county, to help his brother
Hans and others gather in their i'm
mense crop of corn.
Miss BETTY Nyquist has gone to
Canton to stay with Mrs. Judd
Through the winter. Having spent
the last three months visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Eunda Knutson has recently
begun a seven months term of school
in this district. She seems TO give
entire satisfaction.
Marvin Hanson boasts of being the
owner Of the largest apple in this
part OF The country. 1t measuring
II inches in circumference, was pnr-
chased from Tom Erickson and
raised in Tom IS orchard near Moe.
Thresiling is all done in Grand
Valley, with the exception of a
couple of barley settings belonging to
o. II. Hustel.
Tine Ladies' Aid Society has again
taken up their work foi the ensuing
wear, with Mrs. O, Torbersan at the
head, ably assisted by her TWO charm
ing daughters, Misses Pet and Belle,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02

For Huperiapendent OF Punlic Instruction,
fiy tia Republican PARTY:
Hans 4 Tsrrud. residence SsGuE Eafls.
Houth Dakota; business address slouZ halAs,
-OEEth DGkotE.
BY tifs Democratic PARTY
Thouaas Lyons. residence NsruailEior.
south IAkota; business address Neruiiiton,
rBUth Dakota
by the Socialist Party
L FRANCIS ATWOOD. residence Aberdeen,
South tAknt business address Aberdeen.
south DAKOTA.
By tae Prohibition Party
u j. Ersnneman, residence washington
springs, south Daknua; business address
washington springs south Dakota
For Commissioner OF school anE Public
Lands.
by riie Republican Parity
q. c. Rolkeu, residence Toronto. S0IrA
ThakoSa business address Toronto. South lHa
koua-
By the Democrat Party;
Clarence !. LzurhltE, residence Madison
-oEth Dakota business address Madison
south ISakotI-
Iy Ins ~acialist Party
Car o. LolTre. Residence Lolrc, Soutt
Dakota sFasineas address LoIrc, south Ia
by tire FrahIbition Party:
Geo. a Pos. Residence H~tt-tIcncl,. Souti
Dakota; business address HtrchcocA- snlti
Dakota
q fDT iGAAlfNtAl A611laEGiSSiAatiSI.
FlrSE District
by tina Republican Party:
Gearr4 RicG. Residence Ftandraau, %GIIti
Dakota: hnsinsss address FtInGrCAH, N0lli
Dakota.
! BY tfre Democratic Parity
Burr Il. Lien. resiaenr Si5uZ Falls. south
DAKOTA; business address sioux Faits. rolItl
DAKOTA
BY the Socialist Parity
Thomas 4 LINN, residence Platte, -G1tl
Dakota business address Platte, south Ia
EOI2.
fy the fr0hIhir5an Party
T.. N Dahli,erE. residence
south Dakota. business address,.
south Dakota
In testimony whereof. ] AavP ffsfEInJ0 50
nay hsnd and affixed tine great sea- OF TIM
state ~ south najSOt4. A. the GApiro- .
Pierre. the GapiG4a this ieth day OF OCUot,aI
A-D. 1896.
Il. u. WIPT.
secretary OF STATE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
Jos. c. Juel, Canton, S. D

We also have a few second hand engines Of different makes that are
rood o,.,e t+ will he sold cheap These engines are some that w hH
taken in IN new engines and have been thoroughly oVernauieo"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO Thf Gun
sTITI-TTUN OF THE SIATL0
HnT-TEa nAK0TA-


THAT section I OF Article II 81 tht IN smi-
-stitutiuu be amended 81 AA heA~ 90
lows +r7 ,,rnvide
- g-,,Trrn rsI1 Sufficient IL utffA5 IN
estimated ordinary expenses ca ALt raar
tor each year, not tuGGceeA lh4ll "sesssC
Two miils Oh eRcN nC44At on I'd ~ tn
y-al4Iatinu Of ali taxable property ~
.ZEalg. 70 o. a.searuatneG ny hRt' AaN. +.nZas
uasnt MADE fnr STATE arc soLhas uufr6 or
AnE whenever IL snail Apt-A' ~
binary eE4psI4SaE sinai GNrf-sa 1At Ln.o"nuII
tht.Su4Te tGrssuCh yeaT- Ebt AT Nan-I1Tr
m-Ovide tor is-yluE a S&N tpI ~
- srf7nTaDt with Other sources u ~
rumn. To pay the deficiency % tiS PELaTsel
49, rnrgfffer viii the estimated t& peh7t7
GF Slrh ensuing yFaT. AnG iof LEt t'HL
pT u4yiur he nublir usbt, iifc tt-t7laII-
SMALL provide Tor lewvln= q tAA huuaa
sufficient To pay Ltir HunuAl tntots' - -
-. mi DrfnaI al such dent within ten NtAfr
fr1ru- tffe final nHsSIgs ui IItf Jaw Srt"' -
tire ae5a: provided that INT 'iIiuuHL a va
rhf payment Of tBe interest anu -
of tbe public dsbI snail nnT e&ct'1u ~ az
0Ysr vtfI- Two mills on e4ch holiAI % IS
-e-s=u valuation OF all tSINhntt propt,,s -.
t,t, zUupe a. asf-erIatmed Ivy the IaSl AHse7-"
mPug u9aae Tor ths suHUf Ano county P"'
poses or est,lh-
/ ItshiuE- installing. m~AlTELa'hine A'iu ~
hitting a hard fiber Irvine httG cnTuh-t III
AT rh4 state BeuftsnTIary III S''HA
south lGIkura, the terlsLtilft - sT.aad
Ernr Il uIE for the year 1917 al mon ." FAe|
! one and Dne-half mills on e1cL TuAin,
the assessed valuation oI All "4NAT' 80.
4e~rv in the state, As nscertaIlnet ny VI,
lasi nssessment made fur state Auo county
purposes ILL a.
The above proposed amenuuient VIII "
y,TtaG 1Trv,D Nv the people III Ihr genera
I~elscti0u To ~ held IL THIS state OF l heS"NS
! rfr Bth day or November a. L it'D.
Tine proposed amendment Will d. priH'"'
unnr Tha nallnJ followed ny the WORDS
Shall the above amendment 10 nv a.
ztttuTinn IN rssI4ItioD TO revenue anu M
nrfct. and r!te establishments uf Il haru hoef
rwinr AND rnrdage plan1 M the state p"T5
tentiH-v al St0nE Fails: SuuLE IfA-'"'" III
3 Al v74rRy@E and r!EIigsGr
l~nmedrarely 10 tine left o. which Snhll ~
urTDTad rbte words. Yes" arC No. eacl
Br-scfdeq6 bv :; square IN which the eieob"'
can nlxre q cross 10 indicate M VIZ
/ Electors desiring to vote WI p"
In cross before the WORD YES. anu "Ho-'
( desiring 10 vote Nc" will place across De
tore The word No
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
lar~ GAbe -gnatsT

ForSGaUesguau0T
by tine Republican Parry;
q Lawson. Residence Canton. sauth Ia
Kota. business aadress Canton. south naknE&
Fer sSauessl2u1r
Hy Petition:
Ca South Residence CAnUtu. sNltb mr.
RotG business address Canton south nakot@
For Representative
BY the Republican Party
sander BrruJuss0a- rsstasuce Highland
township: business address Canton. snuTa
naR6Ea.
HI. Cable. residence Hpds0L south M
koGai business address ffuasaE- s~6aT8GnaASOJsI
I'M. Peterson. residence RronSfyu UowIe-
shin business address Beresrnra. soTtt
For County Judrr.
by tho Republican Party:
Asa Forrest. II Residence Canton, south
koEa.
For Treasurer.
by tine Republican Party
Ole BaKenstad. residence Dayton nowr-
shln: business address Canton. south Dakota
For Auditor.
by tine Republican PARTY:
Gnas- L Auuderl, Residence Canton.
sDubh dakota; business address Canton.
south Dakota
For Register OF Deeds,
by tine Republican Party:
Ezeo. q Johnson. residence Canton. soutis
liakota. business address Canton. south Da-
kot2,
ForSzpcrfnDsndent Of schools.
By Ifts Republican Parity:
C 6 Ilawranee. residence Canton. south
Dakota; hasiness address Canton, south Da-
kot4-
For ClerB Of Courts.
by tine Republican Party:
geo. Olson. residence Canton. south Da-
kota; business address Canton. south Dakota.
srSGaue3s Attorney
Ey tIe Republican Party
a Il. Garrison, residence Canton. south
DlkoIs.; business address Canton. south Da-
koGa.
For Sheriff
Hy tine Republican Party:
Elitnr Opsal. residslcp Canton, south Ba-
kola business address Canton, south Dakota
For Coroner.
by tle Republican PARTY:
A g. Mold. residence Canton. south DR.
kotai: business address Canton south Dakota.
For Surveyor
BY the Republican Party:
II. N Cooper. residence Canton. south
DakotG: business address Canton. south ia
kota-
For County Commissioner Second District.
BY the Republican Party;
Wm. N GuppatI. residence Canton. south
Dakota: business address Canton south Di-
koba-
For County Commissioner Third District.
BY the Republican Party
N Smith. residence Lannox. south bake
ia: business Eatdrsss Leunox. south Dakota.
Dated ST Canton, south Dakota. Oct. Is
1896. CIIAs.
County Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
The Rev. lri Il. Hicks 1907
Almanac,

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks has been
compelled by The popular demand
To resume the publication Of his well
known and popular Almanac for 1907,
This splendid Almanac IS now ready,
For sale By newsdsalers, or semi pest
paid for % cents, by Word and Works
Publishing Company, 22ol Locust
Street, ST. Louis. Mo, publishers OF
Word and Works, one of tho best
dollar monthly magazines In Amorh
Ca One Almanac getss with every
SD description.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02

Mrs. Otto Johnson Of Highland,
was a Leader visitor Saturday.
Col. Cupperr went over To Sheldon,
Iowa. Oh business last Friday
Pat Kelley formerly Of Canton has
taken a homestead in Lyman county
Miss Clara Brurud of Highland
called Saturday and subscriber Tor
the Leader.
Don't forget The Chicago Glee Club
at AIgustana Chapel Friday evening
November >
Misses Oslha Ruraus and Josie
Sateriop were visitors 4 Sioux Falls
last Saturday.
Tom Elendinning canls ID from
Lennox Saturday He Is running The
Lennox flour mill
q. &c. Wood, who Dwrs a splendid
farm four miles southwest of Canton
was d new subscriber Saturday.
A u Andrew returned To his home
at Cuba City, Wisconsin, last Friday,
after a pleasant visit with Canton
friends.
Clerk uf Courts Beck issued a nlar-
riare license last week To Peter hiuin
of Warthing and Miss Wapeka Kuper
of Lennox.
Miss Mabel A. johnson is teaching
the Highland Center School and Miss
johnson mas The reputation ri being
an excellent teacher.
Austin TunLiand came home SatiIT-
day from North Dakota where he
had been engaged in the grain buying
business far a big Minneapolis firm,
William Eennison returned from
Charles Mix Friday where he solo a
half section farm 10 Oscar Eastman
and has several big ueals on land foi
Illinois parties.
Ex-senator fsetEigrew WIS in Iown
far q shurt time last Friday and met
a number of his old friends with
whom he had a pleasant visit He
sSn Ills way west.
Thnrsren Hotter lett for kennefser
Saturday 10 jnin his brother Eiige-
bret who is out on the ranch, near
Preslao. Thorsfen says that o or1
in that country ARE very line.
4. w. Wood. one of the Lynn town
Etlip pioneers, wine recently SOLD MS
farm 10 a. j. Knilns, ifas gone out To
Charles Mix, and bought a line farm
and a home III Platte. He wanted to
be near his suns who reside near
Platte.
Hams Jefferson of Mitchell returned
ito his home last Saturday after put
ting ia q week amang his
HirfsaaIsda TaiaEiFes and friends. Hans
Rrvriulsun lis a brotilerinfaw nj NJ
and Hams said TINT he and
other Highianders and Grand Valley
ties tried 10 keep Nh. Iseierson busy
while Inc WAS down here, N There
ran be no Doubt of that, especially
when Mike Mikleson had a part in
arranging The program
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Berdahl came
down from Garrerson last Saturday
TO viEit their son. Prot. John a. i5er-
dahl and family, and especially The
young member of The Professor s
family, whom The grandparents Ead
mt had the pleasure OF seeing.
Eranfipa Ber7ahl seemed well pleased
with his Canton visit and returned
home TneEday mnrning. leaving Mrs
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02


Mrs Judge Aikens and Mrs "A. @.
Milliman anna down from Sioux Falls
to attend the Clifford reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich came mp
from Sioux City To visit Mrs Harlan
ana Miss Nora. They returned home
Monday.
We are pleased TO announce that
George Ryers is getting better and
his friends are rfad Id learn the gana
news.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Eassill attended
the Governor Cumminas meeting at
Mitchell last week. and enjoyed n
pleasant hour with tine Governor
after The speech.
Frank KoOns. son OF MI. and Mrs.
Daniel KBons Of this city, has passed
" successful examinations as an
applicant for a position in the rail-
way mail service, and has made such
excellent progress that he will soon
be a fnll fleTlgsd postal clerk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO CON
STTTT-TIDN OF TIE STATE or
~OT-TH DAKOTA.


That there bu added to laid Articlt AALs
of Ihe constitution OF the HLsitt OF SouIh
DRE0E4.. section {, bO-wiI-
Section l. The drainage of "ASricuf1urhI
kanuS h. hereby declared TO tot al publt pui-
pose Hl1G the Legislature may pToVtut Nlieft
fur AND NAV provide Tor the DEGENERATION,
Of Drainage districts tor The drainage 81
lands tor ANY publiv use 4nd may Ve7l nv
~ragrDIraVe authOTiJIes thereof. Ahu me COT
puratq authorities OF counties. hnWiiNilpH
4nl ulunicIBaliIies with power JncunStruch
leva4s- drairls and bitches, anC To keep III
rzuaf-A all drains. GrIcRes and leF-'As hereto
tors constructed under the tAWs ~ TINS
S-zIT D- nv SDecia 4SsezsnleuuS uDoH Ntt prop
i~rrv aensfitUeG thereby, according 30 belt-
hES-sretvsE
Tfffs above pr0posed Will De
voiced upon ny the people III the geneItefaI
le4aelian 70 te held In this state on tues
nav the 8th day OF NOvemBeT. A. u lshm
The uranused amendment Will be printed
up5r the faIlat followed Ivy the words:
Shall tire above a~nenGneEt 10 Jlit coi-
~stiTuIion in relation Tt drainage De hp-
proved and raIifedE'
immediately IL the left OF which snail De
printed the words. Yes and NO, each
preceded nv u square in which the eiectof
ear place q cross to Indicate ms Fplt.
Electors desiring 10 vote Yes VIII place
Ii cross before the word Yes, and those
desiring 10 vote No" viii place a cross De
fore tire word No"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-02
7. 7. Now LP.
Notice 10 Creditors.


stat OF so on Dakota. IS, In County Court,
In the Matter OF the Estate of Christian
KoaSch, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
Fredarikt Is. hOlsch. Administrators OF the
Estate of Christian hOlscL. deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers within Tour
months after the first publication Of this
notice. to the said ADMINISTRATIVE. Frederike
&. holsch. at tine office or the County Judge.
at Canton, in the County Of Lincoln. South
Dakota.
Dated October 3eth, 1906.
F~REDERIEE K. KOLSCH.
Administrative of the
Estate of Christian koisch. deceased.
Keith. Banforth & Keith,
Attorneys for Administrator
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25

'"he explorer, Livingstone, has =nonu-
ment at Chitambo. Africa.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25
A Dangerous Accident

happened the other day to a prominent
citizens wife, whose horse ran away with
her and flung her against telegraph pole
Such accidents, though of daily occur
renee in all parts of the world, add but
little to the sum-total OF woman's Suffer
ing, as compared with the terrible results
Of the diseases peculiar to women, which
drive so many women to premature graves.
The question is, what is to be done, If
the coming race is to be protected, and the
answer may well be told in the words of
Mrs. Blanche f. Stephanou, of 1928 s.
42nd Ave Chicago, ILL.,, wife OF a promi-
nent Greek lawyer of that city.
Tn a recent letter, she says: For five
years after the birth OF my baby, l suffered
constantly with backache, and could not
wear a corset l also had sideache and
bearing down pains, which nothing would
relieve. NV husband spent huQdreds OF
dollars on the best doctors here, but to no
avail. The last one suggested an opera
ton, but to this ! would not consent. At
last. on the advice Of dear friend, | took
Wine of Cardui, and can truthfully say
that from the very first bottle | began to
improve. | row look and feel like differ
ent woman, eat well, and suffer no more
pain.
Cardui is a pure, harmless, vegetable
medicine. for all the diseases peculiar to
women. 1t relieves pain and regulates the
functions Sold at all druggists in $l.0O
bottles. N Is.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25
During Hot Days and Cool Nights

Better blushing cheek than black
heart
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25
Would Be a Hero.

Jacob Riis has been i'll at his home
of angina pectoris, and his physician
ordered him to cancel all lecture en-
gaaements. Notwithstanding this Mr..
Riis was recently approached by an
em.ssary OF a certain church, who
pleaded with him to deliver lecture.
But" said Mr.. Kiss, my physi-
clan has told me that if I lecture
again this winter it may kill me.
well, then" replied the church
man. not a whit abashed, you will
die in a good cause. New York Sun.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25
SIMPLE FARE BEST.
Cat Beef, Brown Bread and Potatoes,
Thrive and Live Long.

Eat Beef, Brown Bread and Potatoes,
Thrive and Live Long.
1T is not only necessary for million
aires to live on brown bread and
other inexpensive and nutritious food,
but for the poor as WE'LL" said Prof.
Harvey w. Wiley, the Government
chemist and food expert to World
representative commenting on the
fact that ]. Pierpont Morgan, Lord
Miner and Alfred Belt dined on
brown bread, fish and vegetables in
London.
"Such simple fare is good FOR a man
and will make him healthy" DIR. Wi
ley continued. CAN these foods are
nutritious and furnish the body with
the fuel necessary to prolong life and
promote health. They supply the nu-
tciment necessary to replenish the It's
sues which waste away.
Beef, graham bread and potatoes
furnish diet which is good for the
millionaire and the pauper. This is
a comparatively cheap and we'll
balanced ration containing all the ele-
ments of nutrition necessary to sus-
tain life. This diet is not recommend
cd On account of its cheapness, but
because it makes a good and whole
some diet. This is especially good
for persons who by reason Of having
eaten too great variety Of foods
and who have drink too much wine
have worn out their digestive appara-
tus and do not assimilate their food.
ct is necessary for such persons
to return to a simple diet, and it
does not matter whether the person
is J. Pierpont Morgan or a beggar, the
food l have recommended will put
him in good physical condition. 1t is
the simple food that was intended by
nature for man to eat. Of course, fish
could be substituted for beef, as has
been done in Mr.. Morgan's case, but
in my judgment beef is better. Fish
is not so palatable as beef, and while
it contains a great deal Of nutrition,
it is not as good for a Weak stomach,
and beef is better because it will
keep away hunger longer than will
fish. Washington Cd. c. correspon'
dence New York World.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25
WASHINGTON, D. G., is leaping

WASHINGTON, D. C., is leaping
forward to a place among the great
capitals of the world. Invest your
money there. 1t will grow faster than
anywhere else on earth. You c2n Sc
c.5re an interest in the United States
Realty COMPANY, s immense real es-
tate holdings, largely upon famous
Pennsylvania Avenue, the Avenue
upon which the White House and cap
itol are located by paying So per
month on a $40 investment, So per
month on a 1920 investment, or $40
rer month on $500 investment. We
l,ay YOU dividends on full amount
subscribed for from time first pay
mcnt is made, and protect your fam
ilv in case of death. You can buy
at $40 per share if YOU act quick.
Price will advance to 5000 before June
Goth. 1896. This investment sold to
white people only. Send for free book
leu giving full information. United
States Realty Co., Washington, d. Q
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-05-25
HAD GIVEN UP ALL HOPE.
CONFINED TO HER BED
WITH DYSPEPSIA.
Il Owe Ny Lie to Pe-ru-na, +"
Says Mrs. Hufaker.

Mrs. Mitte Hufaker, Il. K. No. 8,
Columbia, Tenn, writes:
II ,OGs afflicted aVttt dyspepsia for
several yeHrS and at last aCGs con-
fined to my bed, 1tNGbLe to SIT up.
eve tried several diferen. doctors with
out relief
II had giUen ltp all hope OfGny rec
Tier and ICGS almost deaf IVte4I nay
husband bought me q bottle Of Pc
gMna.
lat first could not notice any benefit.
but after taking several bottles l was
cured sound and we'll
81 is 20 Peruna o,Ve my life to-
day
81 cheertuly recommend 1t to all suf-
ferers."