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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

. Il
Mrs c. A. Haines Of Narrows is
sick at the home Of her mother in
this city.
If you wish to be located on a
good homestead, see F. NJ. Jordan,
county surveyor
w. +. Burke has gone to Port
land on business. He expects TO
return here at no distant date.
School tablets cheap at Mrs
Hattie Hastie's. Also pens slate
aud lead pencils call and see her.
Mrs. Rush McHargue has been
quite i'll at the home Of Mrs. Al
Jordan the past week. The lady
is reported improving.
Mrs. Robt. Irving and children
were over from Harvey Wednesday
and Thursday, the guests OF j. NJ.
Dalton aud family.
Mrs. w. E. Huston and little son
Taylor left Wednesday for visit
with relatives in the Willamette
valley and other points
O. Calkins is in the market for
all your hides, horse hair and coy
ole skins. lie wants all Of them
and will pay good prices.
T. j. Chandler, postmaster at
Kennedy, was Ia the city during
the week. He was accompanied
by Misses. Laura aud Dolly Newell.
Mrs Hattie Hnstie has moved her .
stock Of Millinery and Notions into
the building just east Of the Wind
sor aud II prepared to trim IN the
latest styles. Call aud see he-
I. II. Holland leaves this morn
ing for Boise whore he goes M
delegate from this county To the "
rigation convention. He will likely
be- accompanied by his wife and lit
ltlp daughter upon his return.
T. Greathouse was brought Ia
from the Tex Martin ranch for sur
gical aid, horse having fallen over
backwards on him and IL was
thought he had sustained fracture
Of the leg Upon examination bv
DR. Marsden II proved 10 be a severe
sprain, but no broken bones.
Services will be- assumed at the
Baptist church beginning with Sun
day Sept 2nd Sunday School 10
o'clock Preaching service II o.
clock. Subject of morning sermon,
"A Woman's Noble Deed" Even
ing service $ o'clock, subject Of ove-
ming sermon, Making the Most Of
Life"
J r. Jenkins is in from his
STEMS Mountain ranch looking af-
ter the hay crop Of the Jenkins
Bros. on Sage Hen, He informs
The Times Herald that they had
disposed Of their wethers al good
figure for immediate delivery.
James Paul has also sold his nut.
ton and A S Swain il on a deal to
dispose Of his entire flock,
Adam George vii! take no more
orders for trees OF any kind for fall
delivery after Oct, 8. Those who
desire trees are requested to drop
card to Mr., George at Burns, care
of the Times Herald Orders for
one tree will be as cheerfully looked
after as 100 so long as the purohas
er will look after it aud make an ef.
fort to bnild up the country.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
Timber Land. Act June D. is5s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srArEs LAND ,ll, orricr, ,.o.

UNITED NIAIlH LAND NiFliif
hufus. oregon, August u, iNVi.i
Natiru 10 hereby given tLHi iu rump laurg
with inU provisions ~ the Hpt ~ tuuFftss ~
june a ihis. entitled "An act fnf the sale 81
tiuihpf lands iu the riutrs ui California bfr.
ruut Nevada, uun Washington Territory ua
extended o. nil the iuhlit Land states hY nrt
uf August q, isHi, urfald nriiiin, Of NnffuWr.
tuuuty ui iiHrnei, strto ui oregon. has ou luii
li, lHnu nlrd in tns uiirr bic sworn ttatcinNni
NJ fni, iuf thr purchase ui the N'a hM'a, sts.
"a. 49, NJ, ui Pee. Ne ~ lu fuN nAhil Au. p
Nanru No % D., " F. 81 ana vii ufuf pfuul tn
show that the land sought 10 mufU Variable iuf
itH timber uf stone Than for agricultural puf
poses. aud % establish his tluim a. taid lend
nuipfu the huriairf aud hrrrtNCrui thls Once
nt burns, ofugon, un Tuesday, thv loth dn} oi
uUiuhui, lNN
iis names nH witurssrri simon Lewis, Col
uinbus hoaft, tharlrH Wilson, Charles NVaoli,
all uf Burns oregon,
Any and al persons claiming adversely The
nilutu utsrfihC inuds are fUuurfiCd 10 Ole their
claims in this uflrc on uf uriurc said 10th dap
OF uetobcf, ti4a.
M. fAHnE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED sTATEs LAAD OtfiUE,
hurnE, ore, August iu, l3.0.

Notice IL hereby given that ths following
nAHned settler has q cd aOtlre oi bic intention
10 mlAkr nnAl pruui la supIpu 0l hlf Clsilu, and
that said proof ALL uc luane uctu4c tnr hcFin-
ter aud Receiver AZ hurnf, oregon, uu nep can
Der -, iJOo, va Frank tau lnrld, of AHffuNs J.
oregon, "A D.. No lJsl, lot the Luts 3 and rer
M, ana lot . ncc ~, A. A ~, AZ. ~ h., ".
south Ol MnlneuT Lake.
lie naines she following Witnesses 90 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
faid land, VIZ, bon BAKER, EdHard AndgrsOn,
Gsorse " CaNlheid, all Of AaIIosf, oregon
aud Nancy simmons Oi Burns. oregon.
Nm fAnHE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
Timber Land. Act June 3 isys,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rSirrD st,Tr.llNp or,Icr,

rNfTFD SrArTs LAM OrftCr,
Burns, oregon, August a. taOS. I
Notice IL hereby givin that IN compliance
with the ufovisious Of the act OF Congress oi
June ~ tH7S, entitled "Ap act Tor the sale ul
timber lands IN the states of California, ore.
Eun. Nevada. and Washington Territory, a.
extended 10 all the Public Land states by act
Of August 4, iSn1, Miles r. smith. OF Burns
county Of Hafney, state OF oregon, on August
ln. iptf hied IN this once his sworn statement
No lti, for the pufchaN- Of tho NtA,, Of section
So. 3. IN township NO "a T., Range 40. n y, W,
" and VIII oncf proof 10 snow that the land
sought Il more valuable for 10 timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes. and 10 cata hlish
his claim 10 said laud before the Register and
NrCrlNef of this once at hurns Ofegon ON
"Wednesday, the Hist day Of October iyN.
lie names % Wltuesees' " D. saith. nNka
Jameson. =. a. Hyde. MARI A. smith, all Of
hufut. oregon
Any aud sli persons clsiming adversely the
above aesctibed isnds are requested y Ole
day ~ october, 1876.
W.. FAHAE Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lsuED oIAIEs LAEn OFF.CE,
hurnf, OicsOu, August D., lsi

bnrnf, oregon, August ~, lsO6.
Notice A. hereby given that lhc following
uAmed settler snlru uOlioe 81 ole iuteul liol
70 make Aiial pfOui Ia fuY POI 40 his clalul .0
that aald pfooi nlil o. made hcluIc Tie A. Elf-
ter and kctcit rls ~ n4rus DfrEou. Oh OCt0urr
8, lso, Flzi jonn DaFief, Of SEilih. oregon. 10.
4, ~, a. i,'f ine nta anA, Ma rn 4. 81 B
Nv atc n a, 49,, *. SJE ~. a.
lie uriuer the iullOslng Rlincffef 10 prove
his continuous fcslaence upon ana cultivation
VI said innl, VIZ. Thomas 4. Jeukius, JOhu ~.
jenkins John n. Jones. of slnifn. oregon
Christian Berg. of hufnf. Oregon.
na. fAEHE, kegifieg.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uStrsp stlfss LASp oyFi,s
nnIna Ofrrnn. anrual n. IN.

uNftsn stAffr LaSb orri,E
Burns oregon. august ~, ipo.
Notice 10 hereby given that Ada 4. Miller. Of
hawcn, oregon, has hled notice Of intention ~
make proof on her desert land claim No. ipp,
for the tit VIZ, and lots I, Z, 4 aud a. Nee 10,
u. % a. ~ ~, ", N. before the Register asd
Revolver AZ hufns, Oregon. on Wednesday, the
tWh day of october iNa
she namcs the following Witnesses % prove
ihe complete irrigation and reclamation 81
fHid lands Adam y. u, George, Martin v
smith, uf LnNtn, oregon, W 4, Mcisa NJ
hurns oregon, hfad Moss VI iAwen, oregon
M. fAHnr, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uAuED sfATEs LAND OFFICE,
hurns, oregon, AuEusi o.. 80

bufns, oregon, AuEusi %. 80
Notice is hcIeuy given that the following
named settler has nled notice of hit Intention
10 make nnal proof in ruppou oi has cisiln, ana
that said pfuOl nlll De "a ade beiufe The iicsif
tor ana Receiver, 81 burnf oregon, on OcfO-
Der ., 100, via John Hughes JONES, Ol smith,
oregon, A. No, ll@b, iOI the bNi sNi4 rec.
~ aud A5s AN54, ~ NN q, sec. 30. ~ ~ ~,
X ao T., ". Al
lie nanes the following witnesses to lfDFe
hlr confluuouf Residence upOu auu culiii aIlou
oi said land, via inOmas h. hfhag. ihumas
a. icnhinf, John n. Jeukins, ol 7mlfh, ulrsuu
uni ihflsfiau hrfsi ui Aufua D4rFal.
M fAnEf, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNiTED srATEs LAND OFYICE, Z
burns, oregon. August i5, ig11. !

hurns' oregon, August ~, is0o. J
Notice ID hereby given that the following.
naIned &c tier nns q lod nOtice Of hle Intention
70 make final pro / Ia support of his clalm.
aud thai said proof Nill b. made before the
Register ana Re eiYer. a. Burns, oregon, Oh
October b, lsOs, va. Thomas B. kelsay, Oi
smith, Oregon, n. n No Nv. LakeVew series,
ioI The SKI sNA 81 shll See. 10. aud MI
Nkl4, see ~. q. 10 s., X. a5E., W. 81
he names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous reside &c upon and cultivation
VI said land, VIZ; Thomas n jenkins John X
snkins. lohn a. Jones, OF Smith, Oregon; and
WA. fAERE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ry,se ,,,,,5. syasssI'ss ,Ssd .,,,, os'Iss e "a.

iNifru ~rArEs lANh NNtitN
nufns. oregon, August ~, iaW
Notice u hereby given that Chaflpt W.
owens. OF silvics. Oregon. hiss filed notice VI
Intention to make prof ON his dcseftia
ciaim No "a, fofthc lots 1, q %. ~ MA Hfi ,
ENi., NJ shia. see. q q. tNN. r. AK W. AZ
before The Register snd hccclyefat nurns ore
goa. on Thursday, the liih day of september
100
Tie names the following witnesses 20 prove
the complete ifflrailon aud reclamation oi
said land John T. Hopper, u. l.. Camhln
vies oreguh.
W. FANS. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UsoIntcd Irncil IubIIC Land sale,
burns Land once, Angus, u, 1907
Notice a hereby given, that ~ directed by
the Commissioner ul the General Land once,
under provisions of act Of Ccnrrcfs approx ed
June Hl 1905. puhllc-No. Ari, We will OilVr ~
public sale, 10 the highest bidder, ~ 10 clock
y, M, on the 2ith day Of September next. NJ
this office. the following tract Of lqnd, To- wit
10 Of sec. 4, 4. ~ 8 X. a2 b.. " D., North oi
Malhcur lake
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised 10 Gle their claims,
or objections. on or before the day above deslg
mated tor sale.
WV. FAnHr. Register
a. W. GowAS. Receiver.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
VS''hS hSsn. f1st,r o,,ses. ssSp ioi, syssti@s

UNITED STATES LAND OrrtCE.
nutus. oregon. July ~, ipoJ. !
Notice shercby given that Chipman q. smith
OF rurns, Harncy County. oregon, has filed
notice Of intention 90 make proof on his
dcsefi.land claim No. 80, for the ~ sEt. and
~ sWt. see. q, =. SIS, X. ~ r., w,M before
thC Register aud Receiver VT Burns, Oregon,
ou Monday, the 10 day of september iaoe
lie names the following witnesses tn prove
the complete irrigation aud reclamation ol said
land samuel A. Mcalcy. Elmer A. Turner,
Frank 81 fistcr all OF lawen, oregon and
chester carter OF Burns. oregon
WV. fAnHF. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED sTArEs LAND oFFlcE.i I
Hufua prcgun. August o.. lnNi

UNITED STATES LAND oFFiCE.i
Burns, oregon, August i,. 1901
Notice l. hcruhy givcu that the following
named rciolcr has hled notice ut hts intention
90 make hnal proof in support Of bis clnim, aud
that said proof VIII BE- made before The kr1it
tef aud Receiver, 10 lufus, oregon on sepiums
hcf - ii06, siT' Olaud 10 nfandum, Of hufns,
oregon, n ~ 40 lfpl fuf the -Ei., Sec. 10, y.
~ ~, Il. ~ D. " ~
he namcs the following witnesses To- prove
HE continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land. viEi Hcarran unulin, Roy Ne.
see. George n. smith, James J.. Hicks ali ui
Burns oregon.
wM. fARRE. Register.
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bday 81. .hbsiness before
veflook Something to
% iair. Remember the
piechau spent a day or
cisy during the week
= b's stage business.
| tish came over from the
nnoh 1oteday and left
ID hssIe 'fbursday eve
oodmen 4 now ready
Ioasau and barley crush
10 the nee.is of his pa
den was oiled to Har-
y 70 see q Iittle child of
mes. The little one had
burron pnd family are
their onting in the
,ntnio- They report a
|ablc time
W C|cyctr-r aud child
ting rclnsises at Prairie
alt he1 bcrun 70 show
,f "bn,ching.'
|pefe. li;c Narrows hotel
man. upt in the city a
lis week on a visit TO his
"a docs no, pay us a vis-
b. ~ i,if tusihess an'nirs
wit
c,ol has been in the past
|rnn'u''Npoh ,'i' '''H'""
I u cQpnlizalion lie
earning b. snlL howev-
has been nothing Tor
o do
49,. ..a 49,. M..,.,,\
/. .......... a.. s,.,n,s
| l,,,,n, and
|ed'''op 1hcy will he
laws or ten weeks DR..
~'th hinn medicine for
Hod<oo mho WAS quite
mond
|,,--.- ---..el her. Thurs.
|, h.,,.r vopo hack on
''r 'rft vhile enroute In
family Rom sherman
. |r't the COVE on Sage
Porter aod family will
pr farm neXi week
|,1,n. 49,, ,h. lo,s d,s-
|.......-,,y.s in Gre,t
m.,.,.g M,s NJ /
|.,,.a ,he, GEORGE DIV.
|o..., ,o.oe man NJ that
|, a,.d hon, ,,nboid c.y.
l. n.... ws,l toow, Il,
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,n.uscu VI in the city
WE. --..'p \ and Thurs
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( }<o,'cf ras down from
o,lar ou nbsiness before
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zeal NEWS.

s:.'...s. fs'... H.. .,''
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veflook something TO
70 iair. Remember the
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eiechau spent a day or
city during the week
r bis stage business.
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Fish came over from the
Innch Yotelay and left
ID again 'Ibursday eve
Arizona republican., 1906-10-15
GAVE CRtEK DISTRICT
 EXPANSION THE MOTTO
Five Mines Operating and Shelter Building. Daily Mail Wanted. Sixty Voters Registered There.

Last week several wagon loads of Cave Creek road to the Meshacketty mine. adjoining the Phoenix mine. The mill building has been in process or erection for the past month There yet remains to arrive a large Huntingdon mill. The development Of that mine for the last eighteen months has been going on steadily and with eXtraordi- nary satisfaction. The property has always been promising but the further the work goes. the higher is the grade of the ore. If there is not much fur ther detention of the mill. the entire plant will be ready Tor operation by January 1.
 Petitions are about to be circulated all over the Cave Creek section. ask ing to have the present tri-weekIy mail service dCThiC6 that is. have a mail on the read every day ot tne week except Sunday. Five mfi-es in operation and a smelter in provess of erection will re- cj ire d daily mail. Besides. the sheep men are on the road now, and they. with tine miners. will make a daily mail service absolutely necessary.
 The registration of Cave Creek is now sixty voters. more than double that @: any previous election year since the old ys when the phoauiX n,IHe and 03ill was in operation. Jud ye Mccormick of Cave Creek. is ready -5 attend .o any brlated cases and will be ivund in his office for that prrppse mp to tbe last hOUf.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-15
POLISH RfVOLUnONSTS
 STEAL RUSSIAN ARMS
They Secured a Carload of RevoIvers by Forgery and the Impersonaton of the Czar's Officers.

Warsaw. Russian Poland. Oct 14-- A consignment of several thousand re- volvers. purchased by the Russian gov ernment in Berlin recently fell into the hands of the Polish revolutiOnists. Shortly after the arrival of Q car. con taining the pistols. at the Warsaw freight yards an artillery officer and a squad of soldiers appeared and pre- scented the bills of iading and an au- thorization to receive the weapons which were loaded upon a wagon and carried away. It later developed that the soldiers were disguised revolution ists and the documents were forged.
 Investigation shows that since last December the revolutionists have been accommodating large stocks of rifles and revolVers in Poland. the greater part of these according to a member of the party being purchased in Berlin, where their agents. well supplied with money from the proceeds of recent robberies and forced contributions. are able to pay cash for weapons of the latest pat tern. The cOnsignments, il is said have several times been shipped by railroad in bond to Warsaw. the shipments ar ranged by bribing the employees to have their cars set at some convenient place on the Russian side of the frontier where the contents are carted away.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-15
MAKING
 FORTUNE
COODer'S Success in St.
 Louis Remarkable
Statements Verified--Inter-
 nal Parasites UndOubted- Iy Cause Much III Health.

St. Louis. Mo. Oct 1.-The remark
 able results that are being accomplish
 ed in St. Louis by L. T. Cooper, have
 become a topic of universal interest
 during the past week.
 Reports that preceded his visit to
 this city told of MT Cooper's great
 success in the east. But the man and
 his medicine did not attract widespread
 attention until the beginning of his second week here. Then. the interest
 in him became very noticeable and has steadily gathered headway until his preparations are now being sold in enormous quantities and his headquar- ters is a most interesting place in which to spend d half hour.
 People are coming from all parts of the city to see him. The young man and his assistants are surrounded by
 swarms of humanity from early until 1 late-some to tell what has been ac- complished for them by the Cooper medicine. others to buy the remedies. Perhaps nothing has done more 10 arouse this interest than MT. COoper's $ | statement concerning internal parasites, 1 or tapeworms. as they are commonly l called. At the commencement of his l visit to this city, he claimed that these ! creatures were responsible for much of 1 the i'll health of this generation; he claimed that a large percentage of all : chronic stomach trouble was caused l by them; he stated that his 'New 1 Discovery medicine would prove this l theory to be correct as it would re- | move hundreds of these tapeworms | before he left the city.
 1 These statements seem to have been 1 completely verified. During the past l two weeks hundreds or people who 1 have been taking the Cooper prepara l tion for some form of stomach truble ] have been relieved of one of these par 1 asites. In consequence, Cooper and i his theories have been growing into I greater prominence each day.
 ! MT. COoper's statement that a gener- 1 al lassitude was the surest indication of this trouble seems to be correct. i Statements by people who have had ! this experience seem to be very much i alike All saying that feeling of ex- i treme weariness and a lack of energy which they attributed to stomach trouble had afflicted them.
 A statement Of this character which ] is almost identical with all those giv- ] en by people who have had the same i experience. is IS follows.
 ! Mrs. B. PrengaI. living at 4O4O st. Ferdinand street. who was relieved of ! one of these parasites by the Cooper
Arizona republican., 1906-10-15
, nzrS, LWLang and I12>-5. s. Frake

Mrs. Samuel Frake, of Prospect Plains, \. J., writes:
 Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
 I cannot thank you enough for what Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me. W hen ] first wrote to you 1 had sui fered for years with what the doctor called kidney trouble and congestion of the womb My sback ached dreadfuliy all the time. and suffered so with that bearing-dOwn feeling could hardly walk across the room. did not get any better, 50 decided to stop doctOring with my physician and take Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound and l am thank ful to say it has entirely cured me. do all my own work, have no more backache and all the bad symptoms have disappeared
 I cannot praise your medicine enough, and would advise all women suffering with kidney trouble to try 1t.
 Mrs. J. W. Lang, of 626 Third Ave nue. New York, writes:
 Dear Mrs Pinkham:-- l have been great sufferer with kidney trouble. My back ached all the time and I was discouraged l heard that Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound would cnF8 kidney disease, andI began to take it; and it has cured me when everything else had failed. I have recommended it to lots of people and they all praise t very highly.
 Mrs. Pinzham's Standing In- VitatiOn.
 Women suffering from kidney trouble, or any form of female weak ness are invited to promptly cOmmuni cate with Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn. Mass. Out of the great volume of eX perience which she has to draw from, it is more than likely she has the very knowledge that will help your case. Her advice is free and always help ful.
 l.; a WOman's Remedy fer WOman's Ills.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-15

Of all the diseases known, with which women are afflicted, kidney dis ease is the most fatal. In fact, unless early and correct treatment is applied, the weary patient seldom survives.
 Being fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink ham, early in her career, gave exhaust i've study to the subject, and in pro- ducing her great remedy for woman s ills Lydia F. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound-was careful to see that 1t contained the correct combination of herbs which was sure to control that fatal disease, woman's kidney troubles. The Vegetable Compound acts in har- mony with the laws that govern the entire female system, and while there are many so called remedies for kidney troubles. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound is the only one eSpe- cially prepared for women. and thou sands have been cured of serious kidney derangements by it. Derangements of the feminine organs quickly affect the kidneys, and when woman has such symptoms as pain QT weight in the Joins, backache, bearing down pains, urine too frequent, scanty or high col ored. producing scalding or burning, or deposits like brick dust in it; an usual thirst. swelling of hands and feet, swelling under the eyes or sharp pains in the back running down the inside of her groin, she may be sure her kid neys are affected and should lose no time in combating the disease with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, the Woman's remedy for wO- mans ills.
 The following letters show how marvelously successful it is.
 IydIa E. DInkham'S VeSefahIe COmbOuui
Arizona republican., 1906-10-15

preparation. when seen by reporter said:
 q have been in poor health for six wears. I was in a general rundown condition; I attributed this to stomach trouble as I had a very irregular ap- petite. and would have bloating sen sation after meals. My chler trouble was that I felt tired all the time Even in the morning after a nights sleep. l would wake up feeling no more refresh ed than when I went to bed. I had dizzy spells and would see spots before my eyes. and the least eXertion would tire me It was an effort to attend to my duties and even my mind seemed dull and sluggish"
 My eyesight has been getting poor CT lately, and l noticed that my mem ory was not as good as it used to beg If I stood for any length of time l would have a dull pain in the lower part of my back and if I ascended the stairs quickly my heart beat very rap idly"
 I tried every sort of preparation. hoping to throw off this dull feeling. I heard so much about this man Cooper. that I decided to try his preparation. I bought two bottles of New Discovery. I took only a few doses of the prepara- ton and a tapewOrm left my system.
 It was about fifty feet in length, as ! near as l could judge. Now I know
 what has been the matter with me all these years and l am sure I will be all | right again. | The success of these new prepara- | tions in St. Louis is confined largely to ! cases of stomach trouble, but the med i fcine seems to be remarkably successful 1 in cases of rheumatism. Mir. Cooper ] ascribes this to the fact that the stom- ach trouble is indirectly responsible fol | many diseases, rheumatism being 1 among them.