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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
%Salmaaundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DA'b''

scycral bnuks throughout Tic ''""'
o,o.od their doors yesterday ""'
trui,s Of republican prosperity
IN trial oi the eiiccp 'f'spa," "
0,,ll holds the right Of way INV
triCt court.
+, appcnrs, from late oO'. ~, moon.
Tim, ,,rrc il also n woman !" VIC ,ho
Tmis ,a suggested M the reason WIZ
m " GETS full a. Icao' once " month";
p,. Chaser Of Reno oO",S'' n an.
cooh,pr a postal order bclons'"S .", m
o o"'''% pcrsop, has been bonod 9 over a,a u"
dor s5oo to answer to the u .
jury. r,om
! Williams tc'"'"e" ,,nat,a
n''n",nnI i,y last night to ,'E 'oIyc
I'm, ,Joo Hall has struck a lo,Iot CITY
OF SiSh grade ore in tho N"""'''"
minO.
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CIRCUIT 1000 MILES LONG.
Telegraph Line Travers:s Many coun.
tries on Its Journey.

Probably the longest telegraph cir.
hit In the world has been in opera
ton FOR over n year on the lines OF the
lndo.Europcan-Telegrapl company, be-
tween London and Teheran, Peraia's
capital. This circuit is 1000 miles In
length, and in its course It ~traverses
the North e for 200 miles and passes
through Belgium, Germany, Russia.
Turkey In Asia. and Persia. The
Whcatstone automatic system OF
transmission and reception is en-.
ployed on the circuit. BY this sys.
tenn messages are transmitted at tho
rate OF from so to 400 words a minute.
according to the nature Of the circuit.
as against 20 to IS words by manual
Morse transmission. On the London.
Teheran circuit there are ten auto
matte repeating stations, namely, ut
Lowcstoft, Emden. Berlin, Warsaw.
Rouno, Odessa. Kretch, Sukhum IA.
leh, Tifis and Tauris. The business
for and from Manchester and Liver.
pool Is also handled direct from TIE.
heran. 1t will be understood that au.
tomato %repeaters take the place Of
operators at tho repeating stations. In
the case OF the circuit under copsider.
alton there are repeating instruments
ana batteries ut each OF the ten "a.
peating stations.
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| Fred Mccoy wils picked up Yesterday
"'otn'hg NJ Ia, a station seventeen
mics eiust of i.rvelnck. lie was riui.r
Oh the ohni luggage and fell oil. The
train ran over him and cut oil his left
leg. Ito was taken to Loyelock and
placed under the care OF the county
physician.
Chlet Leeper Is rounding up the
FOUNDERS OF Reno. Several them have
oeen convicted and SENTENCED to terms
III Tile chain gaug and other re have been
ordered to leave the city. Some OF
'hem are sure to drf, this way and the
oIhcers should make tile town too warm
for them.
For tile first time III Years a shot gun
messenger was abo IT the Virginia &
lruckeo train which used through
here Sunday fer Virgui4 City. TIN.
Train carried $4,000 III money and
clearing house certificates consigned To
the bank OF tdlifor MIA at Virginia CITY.
larson Newe.
amau thought to be Deputy Con-
stable Williams Foley vas found dead
near llazen last Monday. Foley d;sap-
peared several days ago aud is said to
have declared that he WINS going Ia San
Francisco. He had u deputy shcrilT's
badge on his coat aud Constable tnman
OF Golitield is confident that the dead
man WAS II Of his deputies.
The Southern Pacific company has
notified Its Reno agent net to take Sun
Francisco ci'arng house certificates in
exchange dor railroad tickets, but certiti-
catcI ISSUED by the Reno clearing house
will lee accepted. Tho cause Of this is
that San Francisco ceItiii 'Htes are being
forged and the Reno certificates are not.
The Keno certificates are signed by nv6
bankers and it is a difficult job to forge
them, while the San francisco ~certii-
Gates carry only onc signature and their
forgery is easy.
f. W. Jacobs, a cattlsr,an, drove his
cattle into Nebraska 60 take advantage
Of the reduced rates. ile engaged cars
at Big Syringe, but when his cattle
reached there the Union Pacific COM
PEELED him wait Tor twenty-five days
before he could secure care. Shippers
on both sides of him secured care, but
he was compelled 20 wait. For this
disciplining Of jacobs, the attorney.
general OF Nebraska has begun "a suit
against the Union Pacific under the dis
elimination clause ui Nebraska's new
rate law. The penalty Tor violating this
clause is a fine Of not less than 800 nor
more than 20, 200.
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Salmaqundi.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

Mr.. G.. Il. Hale il iii from his Pine
valley ranch.
The snow equtll this forenoon was II
ycn,lc reminder TINT winter 10 ai-
preaching.
A,,orncy. General Stoddard began
bis nrgumen, IN the railroad case yce'
,crday.
Ikc Woolvcrtun IL the proud father Of
q hounciug boy. He writes that the
mother and child ere doing nicely.
Governor Sparkle Ins issued his
turkey" day prociamation' u VIII DC
found elsewhere.
TIM trial Of Mrs. Anne NJ. Bradley
~, ,hc murders ~ former U. ). Senator
,,,I,ur Brown Of Utah began at wash
,ugton yesterday
There will be nO extra scFsloh o' 'no
Sad, Ia ,isla,urc tO consider the re-
,,s;on oi me banking laws. Governor
s,orks 50 stated yesterday Iho people
- Nevada have another II Tor giving
thanks.
Ono Of the shcrp ,rcsposR c"7cs w"s
finished last night md tl''a m"F"'ns 'h'
,.;oi ., foar other cn began. These
..a, hovc been consolidated mud VIII
hc tried together. No u c"o R"'e'
,yhcp the trih will enc
Ina Angeles Dispatch Gays 'hH'
,owo ia bring flooded with limitations OF
~" cl,ar.ne house certificates, and tho
"n,ntc,tcits have become 50 numerous
,Io, the department stores anil tic
mi, 90, NJ the merchants arc rotuf'
90, 10 take tho bank paper
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Salmagundi.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
4 gloomy, stormy afternoon.

4 gloomy, stormy afternoon.
w. +. Mahouey ism town lie don't
shout for Roosevelt rs much rs he did
What do you think or the republican
pRnic? Hard luck Grover isn't III it.
Tho Western Pacific hns begun work
on Silver street. \ smNll force la grad
ing the eastern END Of the street.
Miss Irene Abel returned last night
from Salt Lake, where she had been to
have her eyes treated. Glad to learn
that she returns much improved.
\ woman, goou cook, wants position
in mining camp, on a ranch, or with a
crew Of men. Address "CoOk" ut this
Office.
The Rrdmon Van Storage company's
barns in Salt Lake burned Wednesday
night. Forty horses we're burned, The
loss is estimated Mt $4,000.
Judge Willis arrived from Mountain
City last night. lie fell INTO the hands
Of Senator Hunter aud is being royalty
entertained.
Row George IL. Greenfield returned
from California last night. Mrs. GTceu-
field left him at Reno to visit her peO-
pie in Carson valley.
The condition OF Archie Burrus, the
young $. p. emplo!c shot during the
fracas at Reno last Friday, is still about
the same. Tho physicians Rre still
doubtful OF his recovery.
Bank Examiner Miller, the Gazette
sHys, haa completed tho examination ~
the Carson banks and their branches.
lIo says they will be able to pay their
dcpsitors in full aud all they need is u
little time tO realize on their securities.
Word from the bedside Of Fred
DaDgbcrg Of Minden yesterday wRs to
the effect that there was little change
in the condition Of the patient. 1t is
reported that MIR. Dangberg IL suffering
from diphtneria, but tho rumor cannot
be verified. Enterprise.
Goldlield is flooded with bogus s5, $40
and 800 gold pieoes' Tho workmanship,
il fairly good mud the coins will or.
dinnrily pnss without trouble. They
are made Of lcad coated with copper aud
gold plated. a COVER umcnt detective If
on the Grornd trying to trace the gang
circulating tho bogus coins.
Judge Brccn appeared before Tie ~
prcinc court yesterday with hia attor.
uoy'a bartlett and MctsOn, aud plead
not guilty to contempt. Ills attorneys
were granted ten days in which to lilo n
brief, tina, Congressman bartlett says
will prove that the supfcmo court has
no Jurisdiction ia the cnsc.
Charles r.. barney, late precedent OF
the KnickerbOctcr Trust Company ui
Nov York. committed suicide Yesterday
by shooting himself III the Load
Barney occupied u prominent place u
financial nnd p,Gial circles for man,
yrars. When the KUtckcrbucker cloacC
its doors, ia Liabilities wore bclwccr
eixiy and ~ecvcuty million dOilar4.
For tho second time III tlc history %
tho country, the mineral production o
tho United SialCs in 1905 reached
total vaIuo Of $1,000, 0O0, 600. ITO pro
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
Salmaaundi.
,,p,u s.NTUR DAYS DAILY.

.,.., bird ~l'easts. fish aud men ee.
.,,,u1c aud punishment FOR th.i
",i,n, cnme., while the little AMI
'..a caught III the net. trap or pris.
.n fillmore American.
-. I.usitania arrived in New York
,,,ay with 3 2, 1900 in gold stored
%,a,l,e. Sa0 mnde the trip across
i, four days, eighteen hours
- Qua hour AMI Twelve
.,inu,,s I,ss time than her previous
IN.
A.. wiIfred jones aud hH sister, Miss
ss;s. will arrive from Fshkill, New
~ tonight on II visit to Mr.. Bruce's
family.
Chaser, a veter mary surgeon
Dana Inns been arrested for cashinp
NJ, order that did not belong to
~ n. only got sl3.5) and took
L.nosa Of roug to the penitenitary Tor
thai amount.
Lat rrior to the closing Ut the Nevada
.,,,. Rank aud Trust Company doors
.rs,aou City, Mrs. Bullock, an S2-ycar-
Il, pesress Of that place, deposited all
!, money, amounting TO about 800, in
i. bank She now fears that she will
die apsuper.
c,o,ve Washington ia in a fair way to
,,,ip become popular MS the model to
- held up Ia the eons Of the rich.
s,ue nosey indivi !ual has nnearshed a
.,raeutmenl against George charging
L,r with having lodged his taxes, and
,,lsryaIned his bcloDg,nga.-Nashville
American.
1. Bride, Secretary OF the Nevada
Commercial League, at Reno, passed
,hropph Elkn on No. . this morning
=, mute to Joplin, Mo-, to attend the
,,,u,l session Of the American Mining
COpv,ees. Ilc is making an aggressive
s,,, IN have the next session held at
Reno.
Il was reported from a reliable source
Yesterday thai the mint at Carson il to
rtopen.d Tor coInagG OF the large
~,s,n,i,y OF bullion % stored there.
su,enn,endent Colcord would moi
aim or deny the rumor last night
Tie opening ~ the mint would do nor,
:, r1lieve the money stng6uncy that
a., ether souTce, IN the mines Of The
safe would then sond all their bullion
be re- instead Of 10 San Francisco u
Salt Lake, IA IL the nse IN many IN
dances uoT Enterprise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
L.oeusts In Africa.

LoCusts arc proving hardly less do.
structivc In German Southwest Africa
than tho three years rising of natives.
a settler not long ago attempted to
defend his little plot OF land by dig.
ging all around II n ditch one yard
broad and Of equal depth, at tho bot.
tom Of which he lighted n fire. But
the insects sSarmcd into the ditch til
the flames had been cStinguished by
Their accumulated corpscs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15

duction Of 1916 exceeded tI,at ct '9r5,
the former being ll,9.2,5h5,2oG, aud IL,
latter 1858, OPS, RE, he,ns Il gam tr
year 1906 OF s:TS, 7G,i0j, or l7.l5 per
cent.
A special dispatch to the New York
Sun from Munich says that Prof. Rud-
olph Emerich Of tile University Of Mun-
ich announces thu he has discovered a
new cure for d~iptheria which he consid-
ers effective in tho most dangerous cases
n which acts quickly. The name OF
the need RENE iy is ~pyocyanaes. 1t is
produced from the py ocyaneus-buciDi
developed in liquid culture: application
is made by blowing it into the thruui.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
One Result Of the Summer Girl.

a minister whose pastoral dutIos
bring him In contact with many young
men who have become stranded IN
New York makes n point OF inouirjnn
closely into tho dcrelicts' reasons for
leaving good homes In tho country for
n prccarlous existence in the city. In
more than n third OF tho cases where
he has gained the entire Confidence OF
the young men he has found that tho
cause OF the %wandcrlust was tho sum.
met girl. She had boarded ut tho farm
i'r a fortnight or maybe for a month
In tho summertime. tho country how
had been swept or his feet by ber
charms. and when she returned IA
lew York he followed. Not once. ac.
cording to this minister, has tho nc.
qualntance begun In the country been
continued In town. but the mischief
OF Turing the young man away from
homo had been accomplished and ono
more unit had been added TO New
York's floating population.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
Original Coiors Of Hair,

Red Is believed By DR.. Dcddoc. n
European anthrOpologist, to have been
the original color Of tho hair of Euro.
pcans. and he attributes the brown
pigments to tho action of heat. Rcd
hair is occasionally found among the
negroes. and dull dark hair among tho
pigmics of Central Africa. Chinese
and Japanese adults always have
black hair. but Japanese children
sometimes have dark reddish yellow
hair. and Chinese children may have
OrUYn hair.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
TheftS OH The Ocean.

Gold thefts on ocean steamers arc
proving puZzllng to officers. There have
been several notable cases OF successful
depredations on the treasure chests Of
ships carrying gold that have bottled the
penetration Of the most astute detcc-
tives. 4 number of years ago a large
sum was successful lily distracted from
the treasure room of an Australian liner
entering San francisco. and the jIb
was so skillfully accomplished that the
slcutIs who investigated the matter
were at Il loss to even form IL theory,
and when that happens things are very
serious indeed. LlDIsmen, however,
will be pardoned for believing that
steamship management and parsimoDy
are respon iib'e for losss OF this kind.
No vessel is too big 10 watch all on
board OF her, and il that we're done
crooks would have precious little chance
to ply the r occupation on ships.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
Well Of InlIammable Water al Los Angeles.

Drillers Tor oil in The city Limits, OF
Los Angeles rave opened an nst nish-
ing "burning well,' from which flows
a steady stream of inflsmmable water
that puzzled scientists. The hole is
! 800 feet deep, bat not a trace OF oil
can be found, the water is absolutely
free from 1t, but can be lighted with O
match and burns go tierceIy thnt it is
necessary t0 turn of the flow before the
blaZs n he extIngishei. The flame il
not "A titful, tlickerinR one, but "A good
red blaze, which burns without spuiier-
ing.
Not only car the water be lighted at
tho mouth Of the pipe from which il
Howe, but at my point in thu ditch
through which it IHs. II is mineral in
character aud is noticcably warm, 1t
smells strongly OF sulphur. The cnsinR
OF the we'll is seven and tive-eights inch
rs in diameter, and the pressure behind
tho water is so strong that il will flow
over the top Of n thirty -iive.foot stand
pipe,
II ls not gns pressure, however, and
no disturbance Ia pcrceptible as the
water issues from the ground. 1t will
eventually be valuable for heating and
illuminating purposes. 1t burns with.
out smoke aud the heat If 50 great at Il
distance Of ten feet IA to be decidedly
uncomfortable. When the Burning
water wac allowed to low into "a Sc wei
inlet it caused the pipes &c crack Tor
several yards.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15
Salmaqundi.
FROM DAILY

Mr.. and Mn. J. w. Thompson Jr. OF
NOauisiu City are visiting in town.
4 prisoner by the namc 81 Monroe
ssped from tho cham gang this after
GOOD, bul VIA caught III the Willows at
be lover end Of Mr.. Russrll's field.
John fogcll returned Friday after
noon from his trip To Virginia. His
appearance indicates that he lived high
Ihile away Corn pone and possum
certainly agreed with him.
The Eureka Sentinel wants Gov.
S2uS. 10 turr tho light on state LII
nae and Bullion Fax DDllnc.or NcvIu.
To Sentinel has a lengthy article on
tai officers duties and the way no has
reformed them, which will appear 10
u5ing.
TIE sheep trewpaFs cn4o ~ Badt w.
0Seil still holds the right n' way III
Rs district court. From present iH-
Gaucns. the cbnncre are good TINT the
nktes'cd parties ara their witnesses
Gay DO able Ia eat turkey at home on
~TbSsgiying Day.
Suppose n run should occur on The
hiuss composing the "ClcarlnR House
Il New York City or San Francisco,
7bat would become ~ their certificates
1hlch are 70 being accepted and
asd M money IN these places! liza u
tInch that ONE advocate ~ -souni mon
n' originated the idca-on5 who would
MORT in holy terror u the itco coinage OF
hlSef was mentioned to him.-RbyOlitc
Bplleiip.
Al I~Sonscr, M old rcRidont OF Eureka.
hbo has been ~ III hoalth for n number
~ years. becoming ~dcRpondeni, at
hnpted to commit auiCidc "Wednesday
afternoon outside the door tot hu
nom In thu liylanh building on Bate
man street, by RlhahuIR tho left aide u
ns neck with nh old FASHIONED razor
messing tile jugular, however. lilo wa
discovered shortly after committing I'll,
w aud Dr.. burnett summoned, wh'
afcased The wound and had tho injnrr,
man 'asen To the hosI ita'. Tho w0un'
nouab quite serious In not considoteu
fatal. Sentinel
V.h Kline, tho GoldRrld mnn VIII
WIS shot while trying 10 rob the Nevada
meduchIh works ~ amnigam, die
rnnhy without making n q, abatement !
regard to the affair. Several times dut
lux '0e twenty -!out hours hc lived ate
wv shooiinR no VIVA pnrtly connection
wv mover offered n stntcmon, or answer
"squs'iop. Tho attending phyeIcial
"us'uef II remarkable that hC lived Il
'uco a length NJ timo M n 30 80 bull
uau plo~cd through hin brain MI
"'sed jet beneath tho skulI. \ wido
SUI Two babi@ survive him.
'no coroncr's jury that invcsiilat,
mo sllunR m Edward Snutor in ltcI
s'uay moroinR by Policeman BROW
..ODcta'ed tho officer from all blnm
anoy found that Sautcr WINS n native
rut"nbnrg, Germany, sgod 90 yea
,pOS lurthOr found TINT his death III
~ woundinR OF Archie Butrus WA I
A'oel result OF bunco-accrinR 40 cot
aOu IN Reno. Two oi tho yonng G'
%aus Who wore arrested shorty after
."'o'lnR were discharged, but tho brol
=" ue dead mnn was held for inrtI,
Investigation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-15

H. L. ~I"Itntc', proprietor OF tie
Pt!Isnd' ii i"'. 10 ir town. He r.po,,s
iui'i u ne. 'h,'" brcnusc the railroad
"ofhers eau mo- Zach their checks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-17

suit and two men had shielded her
with their bodies.
She turned and sped toward the
tents, bursting in through the canvas
door. Instantly every man rose to his
feet at sight Of her pallid face, her
flashing eyes and rumpled hair.
"Sluice robbers!' she cried breath
lessly. "Quick. A holdup! The watch
man Is hurtv'
A roar shook the night air, and the
men poured out past her, while the
day shift came tumbling forth from
every quarter in various stages Of I'M
dress.
Where? Who did it? Where did
they go2"
Mcnamara appeared among them,
fierce and commanding, seeming to
grasp the situation intuitively without
explanation from her.
"Come on, men. Well run 'e1n down.
Get out the horses. Quickv
He was mounted even as he spoke
and other Joined him. Then, turning,
he waved his long arm up the valley
toward LQe mountains DlVlue luGO
squads of five and cover the hills!
Run down to Discovery, one Of you,
and telephone to town for Voorhees,
and posse"
AS they made ready to ride away
the girl cried:
stop! Not that way. They went
down the gulch-three negroes"
| She pointed out of the valley toward
the dim glow on the southern horizon,
and the cavalcade rode away into the
gloom.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-17
Makes Life Stake in Game.

Belle Vernon, Pa.-F'rank Jefferson, a
we'll known young man of this place,
has been put under bond to prevent
him from taking his own life to pay a
bet which he lost.
For some time Jefferson and John
johnson have been in the habit Oh
shaking dice for money. Johnson won
and finally Jefferson owed him several
hundred dollars. Johnson wanted to
stop, but Jefferson insisted on contin-
uing.
Then Johnson refused to shake I'M
less Jefferson put up stake. Jefferson
finally staked his life on a single
throw. If he won Johnson was to pay
him $40 and cancel his debt. If he lost
he was to kill himself. Johnson took
first throw and turned up a pair of
fives jefferson shook the box care
fully, but got only pair of deuces.
Without a word, Jefferson left the
room and hurried to the bridge across
the Monongahela river. Johnson gave
the alarm. and friends caught Jeffer-
son just as he was about to jump into
the river. He was placed under bond
to keep the peace. Johnson has told
him that he could lowe it,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-17
Observation-Disclosures
Oddity in the News

Music unites Brother and Sister.
C,hicago.-The dulcet tones of a clar-
met. waited across the big Auditorium
stage last night, led to the recognition
of a long lost brother of Miss Virginia
Wayne, u years old. who has been
travelling for six years all over lile
world in the hope of finding her mss
ing relative The man VINO was rec
ognized by his sister is Joseph Burns
a member of the Auditorium orches-
ira.
Miss Wayne, whose real name is
Katherine Burns, is one of the UNDER
studies in THE Girl Rangers. Last
night she was called upon for the hrst
time to take the place of an actress
who was indisposed.
While galloping around the stage
astride of fiery broncho, Miss wayne
heard what she believed to be the
sound of "a clarinet her brother played
twelve wears ago at home in Edln-
burgh. Scotland.
Peering into the orchestra the girl
caught sight of the musicians face.
She turned pale and almost fell OH hef
steed. When one of her companions
inquired the cause VI llel e's,ieo'i"'''
Miss Wayne exclaimed: Il believe
have found my brother.
Immediately after the first act she
rushed below the stage and asked TO
see the clarinet player.
rs your name Burns?" she asked
breathlessly.
1T is answered the member Of the
orchestra.
Have you a sister," asked Miss
Wayne.
Yes; 1 have" replied Burns. but
have not seen her since | left Scotland,
twelve years ago"
The next moment the young wom-
an had her arms around the musician
neck and the surprised man learned
that the girl was his long lost sister
Burns left Scotland to become sail
or when a boy of 10. His father ana
mother died and his sister, in the nope
Of finding him, joined the stage
Il am the happiest girl in the world,
Miss Wayne said last night as she left
the theater at her brothers side.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-17
sprina Oils Up the Autos.

Neshaminy, PA spring on the
farm of John Mccarthy, at Lahaska,
flows so freely with oil that when a
party of tourists stopped to get a lu-
bricant for their automobile he said
to them:
"Just go down to the spring and dip
up all you want"
The tourists complied and found it
good lubricator. The spring has
been running that way for several
years, and whenever Mr.. Mccarthy
has run short of oil he has dipped up
all he wanted from the surface of the
water He has never undertaken to
drill into the main source of supply
however
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-17
How,s Ihis2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the past Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
by his firm
able to carry out any obligations made
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price Use per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-17
(ro Be continued.)

Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood, and unless they do this
good health is impossible. Foley's Kid
ney Cure makes sound kidneys and will
positively cure all forms Of kidney and
bladder disease. It strengthens the
whole system. Mcbride & will Drug
Co