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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-13
- Of Hanover -.

Hanover was the first city to pur'
chase complete automobile IRE en-.
CINE service, consisting Of engines.
hose carts and hook-aHd-ladder kit
Hanover is also the only city in Ger
many that has complete automatic
fire alarm service which gives the sis
nal simultaneously at the central and
substatiCus.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-13

Margaret had French nurse, who
tried TO teach the little girl prayer
in French Margaret learned the
prayer, but she refused to say it when
bedtime came. When pressed for q
reason she said. Cause I'm not Just
sure whether God knows French
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-13

living is reduced, as they would seem
in duty bound to do, ssince they agree
that prices the men must pay are en-
tirely too high.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-12-13
No. e577
Report of the Condition of the
FIRSTNATI0NAL BANK

OF Shoshone,
At shoshone. in the state of Idaho, at the
close of business, December SD, 1907
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, $IOO.37 "a
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ls543e4
Z. S. Bonds TO secure circulation 62OO0
Bonds securities, etc. 2O.7s4.O1
Banking house furniture and fixtures $4,000
Due from National Banks mot re-
serve agents. 1O.5s7.1s
Due from state banks and bankers 2sO.71
Due from approved reserve agents I7,sOe.ss
Checks and other cash items 577.B
Fractional paper currency, nicl5els
and cents AS
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK, VIZ:
Specie $lSO57.6O
Legal-tender notes $4,000 1902. 90
Redemption fund with U. ;. Treasurer
Is per cent. of circulation) 3l2.5O
Total sls6,Ol22S
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in s25OOOOO
Surplus fund 15.5O0OO
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 4,26O63
National bank notes outstanding 6.25OOO
Individual deposits subject to check 1lS,g207o
Demand certificates of deposit g,Is9s3
Time certificates Of deposit Il ,i27O2
Certified checks 5000
Cashiers checks outstanding 1900
Total S1s6.O422s
State of Idaho, County of Lincoln, IS:
1. W. Hail Horne, cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the lest Of my knowledge
I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
PAROWAN.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENTS,
Golden Wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs Alex
andcr orion.

Special Correspondence.
ParoWan Iron Co Nov. 5.-John n
Gurr met with severe accident Lass
week by being kicked in the face by "a
mule. The animal Was I'm The stable and
a saddle horse went in and Mr. Gurr WAS
Boz the act Of driving the horse out when
he received blow which landed him
outside the door The bones OF his nose
were fractured and his face badly
bruised
Another accident which might have
been more serious happened to Miss
Alice Benson. She and some companions
had been ON n visit 10 the electric light
plant and returning 10 town wefe over
taken hy ca team loaded with logs and
in walking along by the siGe of the Wagon
Misc Benson stumbled and fcll under the
wagon and one ~ the wheels passed over
her chest and but ion The fact that she
is very strong and robust would have
been crushed 90 death. As BE- Is she Is
getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Ortou cele-
DRAFTED their golden wedding ON Nov. LIST
bv family gathering az the home OF
their daughter, No. Alvin Benson.
number Of their old time friends and ac-
uualntancos were ~ cent with 10 child
rem. 80 grand children and three great
grand children which with he Invited
guests made "a company of abou, ~ per
sons. and "A very pleasant afiorloon YVES
spent
rhe new Relief society building is now
mn to the square and work is temporarily
suspended until the carpenters can get
the roof Tn
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of an. finest eiqht room schoolhousce
there rs an ire state
LAND ron THE LANDiEss.
Nearly $4,000 of work was dome on
the Huntington reservoir this lass seas
SON. nearly doubling the amount of
water III win hold. go that the farmers
do MOI dread a dry season now ls fhnF
did IA Few wears aEo. BY building rDs-
ervolrs there is enough water here i0
waite, thousands OF acres mon. land
than is used lt present, and there uro
thousands Of acres Of good land tef iu
be- taken up. Tho land between thif
town and Caalcdale Is mostly undcl
claim now, and is being farmed 1nd
% win only o. few years untN tl"
road between Huntington and Price
win Dc lined wita gUHd fnrns About
1000 acres OF i.ud has been nlud nn
this summer between the two towns A
now townsite is being laid out about
seven miles north OF cleveland. the
water COR this town aud surruuuding
farms viii b. taken from Huntington
creek There afe three or four splendid
reservoir sites on Huntington creek
that before loul VIII boz utilized hy men
of capital and which WIN Doc good
paying Investment
Last week a large steam thrtsher
was brought into town for thc purpose
of thrcshlnF out lucern seed qua Few
jobs of grain they finished four small
lots aud started tu Lawrence today
and when about half way the Out0'
ram of a bridge. the engine is lyiug
on its back very badly damaged and
the throsher ig standing ON end both
I'm the mud IN very bad place Go get
them out
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BEAVER.
KICKED BY A HORSE.
Bishop Baker OF MmcrssilIc Has Leg
Shattered--Mrs Frazer Hurt

Special Correspondent.
Beaver city. Beaver co., Nov. g.
Bishop Henry D. Baker Of Muersyillc.
this county. A. here under the cane OF
Dr. ID. A. McGresor with badly br0k-
en- leg A few days ago ho was riding
10 the field on "a hay rake when one 10
the wheels struck "a rock causing the
shaft 10 strike the horse on tho shout
der Although the horse was a gentle
one. De hegan 90 show ugly signs. and
Mr. Baker undertook to get m the rake.
and az De- graspod the lever and stood
up. tho horse kickcd him on the leg
SCATTERING tHr bono into spuntors just
above the tukle tie o. doing as we'll
as may be- expected under tht circum-
stances and the doctor has hopes that
tho limb viii Doe saved.
Mrs Annie Frazer met with SOME
what serious accident 0n Monday lasf
hy being knocked down in the corral
by COW Fortunately the animal had
been dehorncd. otherwise the trouble
might havc boon much more SERIOUS.
A. 10 Was. the lady was quito badly hurt
hy the animal bunting ANA rlllinr her
round the corral and she Is consider
able pain from bruises bat no bones arc
broken.
Tho students an Beaver branch of the
% ~ o.. turned out on Saturday hst
and dug trench to receive the pipe
f0r waterWorks.
A Iulnt society has been formed hr
che teachers at the % p. B s. a. and
thr district school for mutual benefit
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SECOND WARD FAIR.
Wells Hearing la the District Court
serious Runaway at Smitbncld.

Wells Hearing n the District Court
serious Runaway at Smiu1hcld.
special Correspondence
Logan. Nov S.-The Primary.
Young Ladies'. and Relief society or
ganizaticns Of the Second ward are
holding conicintly this week al the
ward house. "a bazaar which has caused
consider BILE atuaction from the town
people. Tae bazaar Yves commenced
"wednesday afternoon at o'clock and
viii continue ull Friday night az 10
o'clock There is program furnish
al the three nights with the nov
elites that accompany the bazaar The
following program was given last
night. Vocal solos by Mrs. Jane
Thatcher Mrs. BENJAMIN Willmore
and daughter. Miss Carrie Thomas.
Miss Ruby Geddis Of Logan and Miss
jones of salt Lake. "a piano selection
10y Garden Garrett ~ Salt Lake and
Miss Nelue Hunter. recitation by Mrs
Harold Lafount.
DISTRICT COURT.
Tho case against Seth NJ Wells is
SAN occupying the attention Of Judge
W W. MauEhan's court. A number
witnesses have already been upon
= stand and u looks AS n tho case
ill hang cut the entire week. Miss
Christenio Garrett. upon whom Il is
alleged the criminal operation was
performed was the FIRST witness. She
was follow, by Dr. ID. G. Bulge, who
Naitod upon Miss Garrett after the
operation a brother Of Miss Garrett
WAS on the stand this morning Mr..
Wells testified this morning that he
signed a paper 10 the effect that he
committed the crime. The attorneys
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for the prosecution are A. A. Law and
+ X Nebeker OF the law firm Of Neb-
elNer. Hart and Nebeker. Attorneys
A. j Weber and =. A Walton OF Salt
Lake. represent Mr.. Wells.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
I'm runaway accident at Smithneld
today four boys were severely injured.
pemar Merrill, son of Ralph T. Mer-
rill. an adopted son OF Ira Hillyard.
son Of Ham Naylor, and boy named
Van Ness. all between the ages Of 13
and / @ years. were riding from school
q short distance north OF town on a
cart. when the horse became frlghten-
I'D and ran the cart into q telephone
pole Merrill was thrown against the
pole and is believed 90 have fractured
his skull and sustained internal injur-
les He Is stu unconscious.
Tho Naylor boy received a fracture
%. the wrist. and was for a time un-
conscious. Van Ness was badly bruis-
ed. hut not seriously injured,
The Hillyard boy has a broken leg
and bad cash under his chin.
GEORGE E. SLOAN DEAD.
George Edward sloan. the l5-year-old
son OF Robert w and Ncttie Thatcher
sloan. died here this afternoon. The
boy had been ailing for several weeks
with rheumatism and spent some time
in a hospital in salt Lake. He had re-
covered sufficiently 70 come 20 Logan
10 his mother. A few days ago pneu-
monia developed and this afternoon the
end came
He was born IN Salt lake on Nov. 2.
1892. He was manly. bright boy and
had many friends who admired him for
his evident ability and winning manner.
The funeral viii be- held az II o'clock
Sunday morning at this place.
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PRICE.
REsERvoIR woRK sUsPENpEp
Money Tied Up in Banks ANA Blg Con-
corn lannol prncecd.

Price, Carbon CO.. Nov 6-Rocauso
the Utah Irrigation a Power Go. has
all its money in the banks and cannot
uraw 10 out ln sufficient quantities 90
pay the men employed the work ON the
Mamumth reservoir on GOoseherry
creek, under construction by the COM
pany, has been abruptly suspended
The large number OF teams and men
employed have been paid on and have
ler the work FOR their homes in the
valley Work viii not be- resumed. 10 ia
stated, until money De- easier
The big reservoir b. capable with the
Work already accomplished of lu-
pounding enough water FOR about 90 90
acres water VIII be stored there dur
ing the winter and spring m possi-
bic. The main canal WIN bc finished this
winter and this amount of land re-
claimed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
MOUNT PLEASANT.
JUsTEsEN OLSON NUPTIALs.
Fountain Green Has An Epidemic Of
Typhoid Hnyon Accident

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. Nov. S-Mr. Alex
Paulson. who was in the mountains
east Of here after wood. had his back
injured by having "a log fall on him ns
he was loading
Miss Mary Christensen and Mrs
Peter owen are reported very co.
JUSTESEN-OLSON NCPTIALs
Mr.. John Olson of Mt Pleasant
ard Miss Flossic Justesen of Chester,
We're married at Mant, on wednesday
OF this week.
FOUNTAIN GREEN HAS TYPHOID.
An epidemic OF typhoid fever is
raging in Fountain Green at present
Ia the family OF Rasmus Larsen there
are i've down with the disease. two
IN the home IF y. ". Alfred. one in
Wiley Allreds and two On George
Rorys.
This city has "a good location for "a
city water system and considering tho
present state ~ affairs 30 is matter
10 be seriously considered
The Thirteenth annual meeting 81
the Sanpete- county Evangelical SUM
0ay School association meets in Mt
Pleasant Nov. q, no. and a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Don't rsk rtrlnctrr tn.s'
wafuiur stop 900. disease
before DO rrrcnns fhr In gs.
or TIE EARS.
Crtarrh extends frem enc
throat alanr the oustacnlln
uibcs INTO tho ears causing
uIfuaI ur comp ete dear
rr. Quickly cur.I with i'i-
t't cn.t Uy llra shores
famous troltw -ut
sour heHIrr fnUinr
"1u Nour ears discharge 2
"ls the waN drying in
v0u oare1'
"lo SOU hear better some
dHya than othcrsT
"Is vour hearing worse
when sou hava n c0ld7"
DON'T reg'ect th!s until
ynur hearins is irreparaoiy
dcfirDtod.
or TIE STOMACH.
cnurrh ~ the stomach is
u.uul'y caused by swallow
Iur poisonous mucous which
drops down from Tho head
lud THROAT ~ night Quickly
cured 20 little cnst bY urs.
. Shores famous treatment
"fs there nausc12f
4 "Do sou lrich zap EasT'
Arc won consflu1ttdf'
"fs your tongue coated %
do you hloai up accr
/ eatirr7
"Is there constant bad
taste in the m0uthT'
Now is tuo time 20 be per-
. muuoutly cured DIS shores
/ are curing hundreds every
! year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
L. S. ANDREWS SENTENCED.


Now YORK; NoK. N--Lymau g. Au-
dreWH former private secretary i' tho
late Andrew H. Green. "FathCr oft
Greater New York was given au lu-
discriminate sentence today off n0f 'rra
thau thrco gems and nine months nor
moro than eight years ana nine mOr.h.
ceufor of the estate ~ william H OH-
ieu former mayor n Chicago and ore
fer Mr. Greene dcHfh AndreHf nela1l"
manager 90 both estates. Az manager
Andrews was charged WIln harinE APP
pr0prl0tod large sums tl DOS nHn dHr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Washington. Nov A-Roar. Admiral
Henry ". Lyon retired from che navy to-
day ON account ~ reaching the age limit
OF service He entered the naval acad-
tha Spanish Americar war hr command
cd the dispatch boat Dolphin. Since July,
1913. be hes been commandant % the
navy yard at Marc Island, Cal
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C. 4. Schaeier Pays Dearly for
Passing Worthless Check in
Name OF Charles Gr0ut.
UPTOWN EXPRESS OFFICES.
Ncu Departure fur Wcl--Fargo Conn
pam. Due to Increase OF Eusi-
ncss---Ncws Briefs.

Oglen. Nov. s-ln The criminal divi-
zion OF the district court, g.. Il. schae-
Ter who was convicted of forging the
namc Of Charles Grout TO a check for
$3.50 appered before Judge Howell
ani was sentenced 70 ono year IN the
state prison. whittier ne was taken to-
Cay
a. g.. Mortensen who on Wednesday
forfeited a 500 BAN ON the charge of
having FISH 81 his possession out N sea-
SON. entered a plca OF not guilty to a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
BRIGHAM CITY.
EAST SIDE CANAL COMPANY.
Farewell Missionary social rendered
Miss Laura Mntlias

p NNlNN NNlAfNI NNNNNNN.
Brigham CTS. Nov A-The nlmcu lif-
Jog Goa the east HIdr az heHf rFfI faft
af iluncyYillr laai Monday aud organized
Tho East Side Canal company The
capital stock Of the company H $1,000
divided into 10000 shares at tnr pan value
of 81 The officers are John Mrir.i
president Thomas Mhcauai lr Nice
president g.. knudsen secretary ana
treasurer. The other members nf inr
board Of directors are d. f-oFelaud,
Ifuaun.
Az }. G. Gasbey has moved from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
HUNTSVILLE.
Anderson ThurstOn Nuptials--New Ar
rivals-DOctOr Out OF Business,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Huntsville city. Weber Co. NOV g.
c. $. Wood has a new baby boy and
T.. ~ Schade a new baby girl
Dr. Browning has decided 90 give up
medicine for law, as the people cont
get sick here.
Last Friday. Nov. l. Frank Thurston
and Miss Mile Anderson were mar
ried az ogden. a wedding dance was
held In the evening In Peterson's hall
Mrs John Hail has returned safely
from tho hospital She is recovering
speedily from am operation. She was
well enough 20 vote yesterday.
a 80-pound tumor was lately taken
from the wife OF Andueas Anderson.
She is doing we'll and VIII soon return
ia her home.
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presidents. was present. James Tucker
and Daniel Bertoch were honowhiy pee
leased WIN. Robinson filled ono racan-
cy.
Messrs Jos. aud Chas. Porter have
shipped six cars of oaullnowcr. aui orc
now shipping fine cabbage
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JOHN HARDING DEAD.
Barnum offered Him $500 a Wecl, 10
Exhibit Himself.

Norsaik. Conn. Nov. s.-John Hard
iug. 100 whom p. T. Harnum offered $500
"a week to exhibit himself Is dead here.
HardIpgs pride would never permit
hm to place himself on show.
Harding was 80 years old. but he was
no bigger than n normal 2-year-oid
baby. lis arms and leg8 wore gnarled
and twisted. ana from the moment Of
hiE birth they were iu uncoasing mo-
uou he never walked. or even crcpt
NrfcrtnelcsH. he had hne brain
and wonderful memory. tie taught
himfalf to read aud urIIe, aud Doe read
good books constantly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
WE ALSO CURE BY MAIL.

No ono need 60 be- deprived az the
advantages Of THIS SPECIAL OF
FER because of Twins away from
the city. WRITE bRS. SHORES
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QUESTION BLANKS. and take adj
vantage of Drs. shores SPECIAL
DEFER To CURE CATARKH
AND ALL CATARRHAL CBRON-
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FEE of $500 A MONTH 80
OTHER CHARGE OR EXPENSE.
This special ofier goes into effect
AT ONCE and holds good o. ALL
WHO APPLY UNTIL 80 RIHEk
NOTICE. CALL OR WRITE.
CONSULTATION FREE
WHETHER YOU TAKE TIRE AT
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HUNTINGTON.
LAND FOR THE LANDLEss
Election Resuits-steam 1hre-hef
Outnt ln the Duh.

Special Correspondence
Huntington Emery co., NOV D. IN.
town election here Yesterday was
very hvely uifair mthongh mere N
h,,t one ticket ln the field there was "A
nreat deal ~ scratching But tn'
trouble with tho voters was that they
did NOD known how to vote scratched
ticket. they amply scratched N names
me especially. and ala not substitut
nnothcf namo lor the one they scratch
"a on The result Of the balloting MAS
the election n John y. Monsoon OF
tg,tp president with Miller 5. Black
Roi,orf A Howard. 81 r Johnson and
William d Leonard af town trustees.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Mr. Miller Hamilton OF Miller
experienced "a painful accident on ths
night ~ election by having "a min nip-
ped into his eyehall The Din has been
removed and tho patient is resting
much custer II has not bcen deter
mined whether or not MI Hamutou's
cyesight win be- lost or even impaired
but b is hoped that the operation viii
be entirely successful.
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

News" delivered vicinity office
Elrat Nonal
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rrNERAI 81 MRs JENsEN

Funeral services were held I'm the
Fourth ward hall last Saturday over me
remains Of Mrs. Christine Jensen, wife
of the late Jeus g.. Jensen who died about
six months ago. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen
with their little daughter Dagmar who
Is now about years old. came from
Broudersiev. Denmark about four years
ago Mrs. Jensen was sick when het
husband died and has suffered since that
time with consumption which later m
the summer turned 10 dropsy
The speakers were Mrs. Sarah Wilde
and Mrs Enulia j. Madsen Of the Relief
society Elders John a. Horslcy NJ. G..
Stenhouse. James Nielsen and Bishop
Brigham Wright. After the funeral little
Daglnar was given "a good nome with Mt
and Mrs ID. ". Hunsaker, OF HonoyviIe.
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INNS IS wnnrr RE.NIENnERING.

As no one Is immune every person
should remember that Folcvs Kidney
Curc viii cure any case ~ kidney or
bladder trouble that BE- not beyond the
reach of medicine. For sale by f.
IAN Drup Co. ''Thc Never substitutors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Tanner g. Tanner Attorneys-at-Law,
Have moved from the Templeton % ths
Security & Trust Building. Room 5W-
$40. Opposite n. G. NJ. ].
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This town hrF been almost al
standatM for "a nImher of years. 0N
ing mostly io fho lack 0f building ma
trrial. bat the last two years has been
quite an Improvement. as building ma
ferlsl has been more plentiful, and
number OF nice new houses have gone
un. and "a number more are Ia course
az construction. The most public Inn
pioNeucni nas been the building of one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

KIRIE'~ JAP ROSE toilet and bath SOAP
o ls IRANspAEEN $50 clear sou can read
through ~ Avn druggists auo groccrs sell &C.
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MORGAN
CITIZENS ELECT TICKET
scscnues Mectins-NcW sunday school
supcrinfendency.

su.rIlI C.unspnudencc.
MUmu tIfY Morgan Do. Nov a.
Tn. r.iF election passed m quietly Tho
Cmzaua ticket Nat elected with iuch-
ara H FrE mayor
Th. suudaY school board is newly ore
ranizai James u. TagEgrt H SUPER
infrndrut with Harley Randall Hnd
lanes Carriaan. aHalstauts
Tnr rerfnfieH held "a special melting
Ia.eun McMufrlu. unr 0f ihr seven
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AMERICAN FORK.
German Thrown from Horse aud b.
Seriously Injured.

American Fork utah CO.. Nov S.
Last evening. German named Ku
Zierold, "a recent arrival from the Ia
theHaud, was thrown from % horse
when IL was ON @ fast gallop and was
seriously If not fatally injured He
fell headlong and the horse fen on him.
He was I'm a. stupor until early this
morning. There is little hope OF his
recovery.
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Suit has been commenced iu the Sec
ond district court by D. r. Harris
through his attorney a. G Horn.
against Anna Mcguire and Sarah Ma
guire to recover s.. 06o alleged 10 be- due
on a prOmissory note
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ALL DISEASES

DIS. Shores NOT only cure Cnuluh, but they cure
NcrN Disease Kidney Diseases Bladder Troubles,
Heart Diseases Diseases of the stomach and Bowels
Piles. Fistud and Rectal Diseases Female Conn
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Spinal Troubles. skin Diseases Deafness. Asthma,
Bronchial and Lung Troubles Ovarian Diseases Sci-
atica. Iheuma tism Hay Fever. Neuralgia. Hysteria
Ear Diseases, Goitre COR Big NecO Ia Grippe, Blood
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NO lNCURABLE CASES under the promise OF e. cure
Disease that have banled the skill Of other doctors
and specialists and stubbomly refuse 10 yield 90 The
ordinary methods ~ treatment la most cases
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A complete line OF hardware. sport
Ing goods. tents. at state ST. Hardware.
252 SO State.
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TEN
A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR

special Department exclusively the treatment
and Of al
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