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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
BEHLoW & LUCAS

BEHLow & LUCAS.
Real Estate, Leasing and Insurance
332 Bush St., between hearny ana montgomery.
FOR SALE.
$50. .o0o-Corner on Union square: If improved
with S55, 600 building will pay 10 per
cent Glass A investment.
500. .o0o-3d-st. corner rent $3.50; rs feet front
age; fine income property.
$40. .ooo@Bryant st, near Sd: 100 feet frontage,
with brick building; leased; very sub
stantial holding.
leased $50 per month for years; cash
security.
fine building opportunity.
$25, ,0o0-California- st corner, 6oxS0; inside
Of Powell; superb view Of the bay and
$2o, ,O00-Corner Franklin and Locust; 37:6xso.
$40, 000-Beautiful Westinghouse. residence
this price includes furniture, silverwaTe
and valuable pictures worth thousands
of dollars; owner leaving at once
So, ,5oo-Kearny St, 27:e frontage; financial
SIS. s.oooMsutter St. 25x1s7:e
$16.000-Buneh of new hats In the Mission;
s45. oooN5th-st corner; rent $3.50; 10 feet front
.,z ooo age; fine 1T income ne property. 7ovso nj.
splendid corner is worth $4,000 and
will be sold at once.
$13, ,5oo-8 fats near Fulton and Fillmore; key
lot.
S12, ,ooo-sacramento near Kearny; large lot;
best part of Chinatown.
Sl2,ooo-3 Oats near Broderick and Haight;
rent $112.50.
SO. .ooo-Lot 2Oxs0 near Washington and
Drumm; rent 500; one-story building;
leased for years; snap
$S,o00-Lot 50x5o, near Taylor and Geary;
very cheap.
"a, 5oo-95x120; 97th ave., near Fulton
$4,5oo-SE. corner 14th ave. and K St; 1oox
TO LEASE.
5ox165 Market st.; ground lease FOR 20 years
$3.50 per month
Term of rs years; southeast corner Turk
and Taylor SITS; 4ox77:e; frontagss; unusual
chance for builder.
Bush ST.; lot 40xS0: financial district; with
two-story and basement brick building con-
sisting of two stores and II offices, almost
complete; see US at once In regard to this.
Howard St, near 5th; "a rooms running
water in each room; lot 26x155; with two
stores; Sb per room.
Three-story brick building on q eth-st. cor
ner; stores and 55 rooms; rent $3.50 per
month.
BEHLOw & LUCAS
332 Bush ST., between Kearny and Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
CITY REAL EsrArE-cont,nued.
CHATFIELD, vINzBNT & PATTERSON,
80 POST ST.
Phone Temporary 1927

$40 500-Mission st. holding 5ox1s2 to rear street,
per diagram above just right for thea
ter business. rooming house hall pur-
poses see this today; it's below market
value.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE

SALADA BEACH. miles south OF Clin House;
nrst town Ocean Shore r. R.: 20 mlnutesS
rlde' low fares. macadamized streets, water.
sewers. sidewalks. shade trees. etc Kuaran-
teed n contracts; lots $3.50 and up; small
monthly payments Take bus at Colma sun
gays and thursdays st II a. m Arrange for
Iree transportation with OCEAN SHORE
LAND Co. Countrynan building, Van Ness
ave. and Ellis sf
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
sAUsALITo RrAI EsTArr-

DR. THOS. HILLS OFFERINGS.
nave houses and bungacws stylish and com
plete; from $500 10 $500. Close to ferrr:
grand marine views; good schools. am re-
sponsloie Ior over 40 cOntented and happy
homes In Sausalito and building more every
day Do you want ones Take a SO-minuts
ride, no train. no street car and look me nm
DIR. FHOS HILL SsuSelftO
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

EDWARDS. CHRISTENSEN & GOODWIN.
Real Estate. 55 Geary Street
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
HALFMOON BAY REAL estate

We run our own Buic automobile to Halfnaooa
BAY daily: take a free ride over to FaralInti
City; largest lots lowest prices: a town. not !,
tract Call on HALFNIOON BAY TOWNSHIP
-; 81 Mungo bldg. room 4. Fillmore and
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ZEAL ESTATE WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
THIS YEAR IN ALAMEDA.
wHYa Because Alameda is the nearest point 70
San Francisco.
WHY? Because Alameda Is going to have the
fastest electric road on the coast
WHY Because climate Is the best on earth.
WHY? Because Alameda is the home OF homes
WHY? Because Alameda has the most perfect
sewer system in the United States.
WHY? Because the schools. streets social con-
ditions make Alameda the most desirable
place on earth TO live.
LIVE IN ALAMEDA. ''The Garden Of Eden =
surrounded by beautiful homes. flowers, plenty
OF sunshine snd the hnest streets and
avenues that can be desired.
WHEN YOU BUY HOME IN ALAMEDA
you know that the street work is done,
and that you win not have to pay
another cent for improvements.
PURCHASE HOME IN THE BEAUTIFUL
CITY OF ALAMEDA TODAY.
s24OO-A fine. 5-room cattage on one OF rns best
streets in Alameda; large reception hall;
S25OowIarge. 5-room cottage: lot ssx1so. clos.
to train and schools; this is good bargain.
$2750-Beautiful. 5-rOOm. coy cottage; nice lawn
and flowers; Just what you are looking FOR
in a comfortable home
s325O-New, 5-roOm bungalow on San Jose ave;
cove ceilings; finished in pine: Of ths
prettiest cottages in Alameda; sasy terms
S35O0-Large, 5-roOm bungalow and reception hall
(new).
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES FOR SALE.
SEE THEM.
From $3.50 to $4,000.
On easy terms Easy terms. Easy terms.
s4500-Fine. T-room cottage: lot 5oxf5o: On Ala
media ave-; must be sold this week.
S65OO-An elegant S-room home near Morton st.
snap
Homes at all prices and on terms to suit.
Homes built. rented and exchanged.
INVESTMENTS
$1,000 VIM purchase 8 large cottages; lot 100x15O;
rented for $50; viii pay 500.
S5cO0-Large business lot the west side OF
PARK ST.; suitable for any kind OF business:
lot 60xiI4: see this property at once,
only have q limited contract; worth double
the amount.
s4750-Two large cottages Of rooms each: wind
mill and tank together, with lot 50x1O8;
going East.
You cannot duplicate these properties at the
price offered again.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
1913 Park ST., Alameda fY
PHONE ALAMEDA 400.
Insuranca.
Builders
Real estata
Rents collected.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

B. GETZ Owner and Dealer. . Real Esta te
Temporary Office
1890 sutter ST. Corner Fillmore
Banner Block Of the Richmond District.
Just few lots left at
25th Avenue and 24th Avenue Boulevard
On Clement and Cal. St. line
Choice, Level Lots. On Easy Terms
Make Haste and Secure a Home.
New Graded Blocks"
and Sunset Graded Lots.
Ready for Building.
Splendid View Of Ocean and Park
Very. Easy. .1nstallments.
s4oo to 1900. Choice Parkside Lots. Easy Terms
$3.50 to $5oo-Magntdcent Excelsior Homestead
AND
Ocean View Level Lots. Ready for Building
On... Very. Easy. Payments
COTTAGES. ON. MONTHLY. PAYMENTS.
Buy. Direct. From. the. Owner
3. GETz - 1890 sutter ST.. Cor Ffllrnors
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

s2foo-Weu built house Of rooms, bath. gas.
etc: finished basement; lot 26x126, north
side OF street; bargain
s2sO0-New 5-room cottage. latest improvements.
lot 26x122; Park-st. station; on electric car
line.
A Full LIST OF HOUSES AND LOTS ALL
PRICES-CALL FOR INFORMATION.
Il. D. JUDD CO.. l4s4 PARK st.. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

RARE BARGAIN.
One of the incest homes in the Mission district
rooms, bath, all modern plumbing large
basement, glass inclosed porches. large Dutch
fireplace, beam ceilings and 6ther attractions
with beautiful view of city; lot 50xilz: fne
garden and lawn; must be seen to be appre-
ciateo- This is one of the best buys In the
city at $4,000. Cash required $4,000 balance
can stand. Apply to owner, 912 Elizabeth st. :
take 22d-st car TO Hoffman ave-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

New 4-room cottage in Richmond District
On monthly payments, same as rent
b. GETZ 1890 Sutter st., cor. Fillmore.
CHOICE building lots in Ingleside for sale; easy
payments; healthy climate: mud; take In
Rleside car, get or at Golden State ave. wM
G. WEISS. PIP Golden State ave.
s17o0-Best bargain in the city today Two
nats Of four each; income $50 per
month $500 cash balance $40 per month. Ap-
Ply ssl9 Alssa9a e. e. ETY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
EVER OFFERED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

&a2 800
S32, 500
CHOTCEGT INVESTMENT EVER OETEREDg
Magnificent business in the heart of
the city, paying $1,000 income; under secured
leases; your money back in 4 yearsi Think Of
equal 1t in San Francisco.
LOCKE-PADDON CO., e16 Van Ness Ave-
Phone Franklin 1898.
FOR sale cheap--A fine new. 2story house, g
and ros sna Ss a and an old
condition; situated at EW. cor Of Jefrerson
ave and Prentiss St, Folsom St and
Cortland ave.. Berna1 Heights. See owner on
premises.
NEW house. with store, dining-roou. Kitchen and
rooms, bath, and rooms IN backi ~ Sk4
dQ9;P; .f2,QQQ. .2s32-s4 1xankliA ii
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

For homes IN Alameda. bargains IN houses
and lots. all parts OF town. call on
E. D. JUDD CO.
LONG ESTABLISHED. RELIABLA9
1424 PARK STREET, ALAMEDA lke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
AGAINST THE [. & N,
NEW ORLEANS SHIPPERS FILE 4
 COMPLAINT. N
Petition To Interstate Commerce Conn., mission Ayers There Is Dfscrimin- ation in Rates--Hearfng in
 Momtg0mery.

Washington, D. C.. Oct. 21-(special.) ) The New Orleans Board of Trade is after the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road and filed today with the Inter- state Commerce Commission an anus ualIy long complaint with a bill of par ticulars that fills many closely type- written pages.
 The complainant charges z that the rates published by the road from New orleans to Mobile were arbitrarily ad- vanced August 13 without warning or reason and the articles enumerated in- clude gAore than a hundred. Some of the raises alleged for instance are sev- en cents a hundred on chairs, 28 cents on certain kinds of coal. and 5S cents on anthracite, $9 a car on live stock, l2 cents on tobacco in cases-or boxes released. four cents on trunks. etc. It is also charged that the Louisville and Nashville has commodity rates on a large number of articles from Mem phis and St. Louis to Mobile which in many instances are lower than the advanced rates established from New Orleans to Mobile August 12.
 Rates are tabulated from Memphis, New Orleans and St. Lodis and the New Orleans complainant insists they are all commodity fat.s and lower than the class rates, and that they are nn- just and unreasonable so far as New orleans is concerned with those from Memphis and St. Louis. In fact they are declared to be so high and unjust on some articles from New Orleans to Mobile than the dealers in the Cres- cent City are unable to compete with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
ALABAMA 4
 SEW WANEE 54 Purple Waves in Glori-
 ous Victory. VARSITY HAD NO CHANCE Mountain Boys Had Weight and
 Stamina. :. Hannon, of Montgomery, Earned AP- plause For His plucky Work. Vast Throns Of People Witt
 messed the Game.
Bv GOoDE GuERRY.

ID kNNVWAEz sU GGkkAk& e. ter sf1
 Tusacoolea. Oct, 21.-(SpeciaL)-- With all of the fire and fury of Ala bama at her best but with 8 lack of team work the purple of the Sewanee Tigers trtumphed over the Alabamians here this afternoon. Sewanee fairly smothered Alabama and the one-sided acore of 54 to does not really tell the relative strength of the two teams.
 Alabama never had a chance to win from the kick off until the call of time in the last half. They were spared In the last half by the use of a number of substitute players whom Coach Err win wanted line on Under fire. When the red and white rolled back the Ti- gers attack. or broke through the saw age line the victors came back as the third wave on the seashore piles up after two less eager breakers have rolled in.
 Sewanee came to Tuscaloosa with ai superior team; a team which Coach Erwin had whipped since Saturdays game in Birmingham with Auburn: a team which knew it's superiority and knew that it had not extended its full strength in the task cut out for it in the first real contest of the season. Alabama went into the game quaking with fear. Rumors of the prowess ot Stone, Shipp, Lancer and others had due effect on the nerves of the large numbers of new men that make up this years Varsity. The line played high, the backs and ends tackled high
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
the merchants of Memphis and St.

Louis.
 The complainant asks that the old rates before August 13 be restored and that a hearing of the case be fixed at an early date at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

there were not few times when they counted touchdown on a single down.
 Carrying the ball for Sewanee were Shipp, Lanier. Lewis, Stone and Bar rett These were the most conspicu- ous in gaining ground. Shipp was es- pccially good in the short end dashes, and three or four clinging crimson tacklers were usually necessary to bring him down.
 Lanier's great strength for his elev- en was in running back punts, while Lewis and Elsie both did some of the prettiest open field running seen here in long while.
 Tactics Were Suicidal.
 Aiabama's tactics were almost suici- dai. Forward passes that evidently had not been properly drilled, were at- tempted with such poor result that in almost every case it was a Sewanee player who received the ball instead of an Alabamian. Hammering at the IT. ger line was as unproductive as was the forward paEs and only one way was 1t possible for Tuscaloosa to stave on the fast piling up score by exchanging punts. In this Burke was the equal of Shipp and Evans and measured out fif- ty yards several times.
 sewanee played a finished game with but few exceptions. The line plays are too high and the interference Is too anxious. More observing officials than those of today would have penalized them more severely. The attack of the Tiger machine is not as strong as the defense and in this the Sewanee sup porters are depending to hold the won derful Vanderbilt machine. The backs are not fast but are rugged and hard to tackle. The line Is almost unbreak- able especially on Stones side. - AIabama's faults are many. The line is weak. The defense plays en- tirely too high. The backs and ends, with the exception of Jones, tackle too low, instead of the usual fault of being too high. The team does not start quick enough and the amount of green matter on it Is not yet ready for a gruelling contest sAch as today's would have been had Sewanee met match.
 For Alabama every man did his full part. especially Hannon, Sturdivant, Burke and Jones' The most consistent gains made were through the left side of Sewanee's l:ne on straight bucks. Nearly every end run attempted was attended with a loss and the fake kicks and cross bucks were broken tip be- fore they were started. Not once did the Alabamians take the ball away from Sewanee on downs and so one sided was the score at the end of the first half many substitutes were sent in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
the head and body. his skull being

the head and body. his skull being fractured.
 The switch engine had two racks of coke and the runaway cars smashed into them and wrecked the engine on which were Grantham and Lee. The two men were caught under the wreckage. When taken out Granthasa was almost dead. In addition to hfa legs being cut off. his body was bruis- de up considerably. He lived just A few minutes after being gotten out from under the wreck.
 Engineer Lee was immediatelv brought to the city and taken to the copeland-Soioman infirmary where every attention was given him. Gram tham was a married man. a widow a,,r. viving him He came here from Ten nessee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
The Nrontgamery case.

Commissioner Clements returned yesterday and was at his office today for the first time in several weeks, as he has been on an extensive trip in the Southern States.
 Concerning the case of the Montgom- cry Freight Bureau against a number of railroads. he said he thought the hearing would be fixed for the latter part of November or early in December, that it would certainly take place at Montgomery, and he is now of the opinion that 1t will be conducted in all probability by one of the members of the Commission, as 1t ig considered one of the most important tases pending.
 Allied J. Stofer-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
ONE MAN IS KILLED
RUNAWAY CARS COLLIDE WITH A
 SWITCH ENGINE.
Fireman John Grantham Was Instantly Killed And Engineer J0hn Lee Was Fatally InJured--Emgina
 Wrecked.

Birmingham, Oct. 21-CSpecial)- Two cars loaded with steel, got loose in the steel plant yards at Ensley at an early hour this morning and started on a desperate run through the yards and to Pratt City. colliding in the Pratt City yards with switching train, kill ing one man and fatally injuring a second man.
 The dead man is John Grantham. fireman on switch engine No. 10. of the Birmingham Southern Railroad, while Engineer John Lee was injured about
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

induce boys to flee from unhappy homes or the drudgery of toll actuate, Harry Nonnast in his flight. His par ents were we'll to do. he was just grad. uated from school and seemed to hay, everything he desired. But his healtl. was not good and he frequently talkeC of how he might be benefited by the Western climate.
 His father had just about made up his mind to gratify the boys desire when without warning the boy disap- peared.
 See Theato's Vaudeville Bill Page
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
KILLS NEGRO BURGLAR.
Nashville Brothers Have a Desperate
 Encounter.

Nashville, Oct. 2fs--E. J. Schott, a well known druggist, and Charles Schott, his brother had desperate en- counter this morning about o'clock with a negro burglar, armed with a hatchet. The burglar was killed, and both of the brothers were injured In the encounter.
 Mir. Schott used a Winchester rife, firing three bullets into the body of the burglar, who fought to the death.
 Charles Schott was struck on the head twice with a hatchet, and seri- -ously hurt. D. J. Schott was struck several times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
sEARCHING FOR BOY.
Parents of Harry Nonnast- Begin worldwide CamnaiEn.

WOrId-WIde ChmpAIBn.
 Chicago Oct. 21.-Failing after two years search to- find their lost son. Harry, in San Francisco. hls supposed destination, Mir. and Mrs. Louis F. Non mast, 1174 Deming Place, will begin at once a worldwide campaign to locate the young man. now q years old.
 In every large city on all continents advertisements will be inserted in the newspapers seeking information of the wanderer.
 None of the ordinary motives that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
sHooTs WOMAN AND SELF.

See Theato's Vaudeville BnI Page Two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

c. w. Webster. Jr., Takes Life in Cedar
 Keys, Fla.
 Cedar Keys. Fla. Oct. 2f--C. w. Webster, IT,. early today shot and nor tally wounded Mrs. M. F. Porter and then turned the revolver on himself infficting q wound that caused his death two hours later.
 Mrs Porter is still unconscious and physicians say she cannot recover. No details the tragedy have been learned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
Alabama Is as Strong as Auburn--
 .. Cooch Errvin

Tuscaloosa. Oct 21.--(special) )-- Coach Erwin of Sewanee said tonight that he considers Alabama fully as strong as Auburn.
 Our team was simply playing bet ter ball." he said. land the score does
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

nier, |; Williams, 1; Evans. 9. Goals. Shinp. 4: Evans, 1. Goals from field, Hannon, 1; Evans. 1. Referee, Rob- erts, Tufts College; Umpire. Willer, Virginia; Head Linesman, Strickland. Alabama; Timekeeper, Watkins, Se- vance.
 Clemson. S. C., Oct. 21.-University of Tennessee. 4; Clemson, O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

not indicate that Auburn Is so much stronger when considering the differ ence In the article of ball we played Alabama will profit by today's game. and when she meets Auburn there Is certain to be a hard battle"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

Chicago. Oct. 21--Nineteen striline Western Union operators in the West ern Division, applied for work todass and were employed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22
THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu matic troubles: sold by all druggist or two months treatment by mail fol S1. Dr. E. ". Hall. 292e Olive St.. S Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
 ~-ad.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
COMING EVENTS

Jan. 17-Murray and Mack.
Jan. 29-Paul Gilmore in AT Yale.
Jan, 81. Feb. l and 2-Hoyts Kom.
edy ko.
Feb. 4-John Griffin In King Rich.
ard ILL.,"
Feb. 6-Rose Melville Co.
Feb. 9-Charles B. Hanford in "Jul.
ius Caesar"
Feb. ll-Creston Clark Co.
Feb. 22-E. Romero Hose Co., ball.
Feb. 23-Burns-O'Brien fight pic
lures
March 15-George AIDES County
Chairman"
March 25-"At Cripple Greek"
March 2S-Hans Hansen.
April 1o--"Nettie. the News Girl"
April 23-Ollie Mack's Co. in
"Finnigan's Ball"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
Situation Strained.

There seems to be no doubt that
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-.
gineers and the Brotherhood of 10
comotive Firemen and Enginemen
are at the parting Of the ways. The
relations between these two organiEa-
tions. while they have degenerated
to a tepid degree in the last few
years, are now in danger OF being
broken off entirely. and men In both
orders give 1t as their frank opinion
that the question now at issue on the
Southern Pacific will precipitate the
climax. A Union Pacific engineer,
who lives in Kansas City. said 10 a
reporter for the Kansas City Jour
nal:
Il have been running an engine for
a good many years and never In my
experience has there been question
of such vital interest among engin-
GERS and firemen all over the coun-
try. Every time | get out on my run
have the question put to me dozens
of times: What is the latest develop
ment on the Southern Pacific"' The
men realize that climax of some
kind il at hand"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

th4R esesEaeas for eaAeE portions os
tie roadway woRaaa he ~ as aooa
~ SuftAeaema Ids could ha received
The Engaewood. Liberal 4 Trana-
aaA railway 10 10 he haiss from Eagle
w&soa. Mas. 10 Tranaa@A. Col. by wav
Of Liberal. kas- d wili give MaeAita
q direct line 10 Coiorado- II In also
proposed 10 build the line to l4as veN
sas hy . ciFeaiaoas Euaie aEoand the
Gl0Fieaa mountains - ~ to reach The
very heart II the eoai reglons of Sew
Mexico and Colorado and evade the
heavy grades. N is als0 proposed to
divert a line from this ruad through
Beaver. the county seat Of Beaver
eonnsy. Oklahoma. and from Beaver
s0HthwesieTiy 90 the Panhandle line
of the Santa Fe. thus Gaping the
best part of the Panhandle country
not nos supplied wtth railway sery~
ice.
That these plans are all the prop
eFty of the Atchison. Topeka L. Santa
Fe Ia common belief The fact that
the EngiewOod branch has been de-
elected A. 10 track repair Is given as
cause for the report that the compa-
ny expects TO reconstruct the lins.
and extend Il further into the wesa
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
Raises It's Wages

The Santa Fe. Liberal & Engle-
wood Railroad company. which Is
building a railroad from Des Moines,
on the Colorado & Southern railway,
to Liberal and Englewood, Kas.. has
announced an increase In the wages
of its employees of ten per cent, to
take effect Immediately.
The railroad company controls by
lease the Santa Fe. Ration 4 Des
Moines railroad, the new line of rail
road being built from Ration, n. NJ,
to Des Moines. Iowa; and the Santa
Fe, Ration 4 Eastern Railroad com
pany.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
Cured Of lunu Trouble

ut Is now eleven years since had
a narrow escape from consumption" /"
writes c. o. Floyd, leading business
man Of kershaw, s. c. Il had run
down in weight to 1856 pounds, and
coughing was constant. both by day
and by night. Finally l began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery. and con.
tinued this for about six months,
when my cough and lung trouble were
entirely gone and I was restored 10
my normal weight, ITO pounds
Thousands of persons are healed ev.
cry year. Guaranteed at all drug.
gists. SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

i want to give some valuable ad.
vice to those who suffer with lame
back and kidney trouble" says J. X,
Blankenshlp. ef Beck. Tenn. Il have
proved 20 an absolute certainty that
Electric Bitters will positively cure
this distressing condition. The first
bottle gave me great relief and after
taking a few more bottles. l was com.
pleteiy cured: so completely that u
becomes q pleasure TO recommend
this great remedy" Sold and guar.
anteed al all drug stores. Price 81
cents.