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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21
BALLOON EXPLOSION.
At an Exhibition two Persons are
Killed and Six Injured

~ W 6"b'bteiSu hW0 TCfo0Ut 0TS
Killed and Six Injured
London, Aug. 1.-Two persons were
killed and six others injured, this
morning at the grounds Of the France
British exhibition Of balloons owned
by Captain Lovelace Of the New York
Areo club. Miss Hill, aged eight
cen, secretary to Captain Lovelace,
was one Of the persons killed. She
was burned to a cinder. The other
person killed was a man, and those
who sustained injuries were employ.
ees Of Lovelace. Lovelace's clothes
were burned, but othrwise he. suss
tanned no injuries. .
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
For Taxes for the Year 1907.

County TREAsuRRR's OFFICE, BARroN couN-
~, KANSAS July q, 1877
Notice is hereby given according to Session
Law lSsl chapter 162 that will sell at private
sale to Barton county at my Office in the Court
House in the City Of Great Bend, Kansas on
Tuesday the lst day Of September, A. D.. 1875
FRANK WILLARD, County Treasurer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21
Quarterly Statement of the
County Treasurer, Barton
ft3AV ~ - -.fe1 S4A4tss 80 lfJ4.
County, Kansas,

Showing balance on ledger at the
close Of business, Monday, July 9th,
1908. 4
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21

Springfield, ILL., Aug. 15.-Two white
men were killed, third was fatally
shot, negro was lynehed, more than
a half hundred persons were injur-
ed, and two score houses, mostly oe.
eupisd by negroes, were burned last
night az result Of an attempt by a
mob to lynch a negro who had az.
sauIted a white woman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VISIT THE
Mountains
THlS.SUMMER

: Colorado is Natures :
) Wonder Book with a !
! cure for ills of body and :
! mind on every page. :
) You can fish, hunt. ride :
) tramp, motor or loaf all :
!. day in the sunshine and :
!. sleep under the stars at {
!. night if you like-or. you 6
! can easily get back to 9
, camp, cottage, lodge or 6
. luxurious.hotel. I 9
There's granduer OF 6
. scenery that is a con. {
: slant delight. Dry, clear, 6
! invigorating, high alti- 6
! itude air which restores 9
the tagged brain, tired 9
nerves, and worndown 6
system. G
Thousands of people {
every year 60 to Colora Z
do unfit for business or 9
pleasure, work or pl y {
and return with renewed {
energy and plenty of Q
good red flood. 9
Ishall be gald to furnish 9
you complete information .
relative to our excellent train g
service, rates, ETC., and assist =
you inssnalirg yourrip com .
fortabls apd pleasantly. 8
FIN. MdNNlS, Agent. 6
MISSOURI PACIFIC 6
The Highway to the Heights G
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21
STATE OF KANSAS 80
COUNTY OF BARTON 90

STATE OF KANSAS 60
COUNTY OF BARTON 90
], Frank Willard, Treasurer Of
Barton County, Kansas, do solemnly
swear the above statement to be
true and correct, to the best Of my
knowledge and belief. So help me
God. FRANK WILLARD,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of July, 1903.
H. D. ASHPOLE,
IL. s. County Clerk.
RACE WAR IN ILLINOIS
Several Men are Killed, and Num-
Der Seriously Wounded
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
COURT HOUSE NEWS

Walter c.. Mnelhaupt wishes TO
make the following statement, as 70
the lawsuit over the plano;
The facts are as follows: When
my sister, Lydia, became insane and
could no longer take charge OF her
house. the furniture had TO be
packed, and Mr., Adams told my
brother, Oscar that LYDIA wanted
Freida 20 hpve the Diano, and asked
him to ship n to Frieda. which he
did, al his own expense some time
last spring. / think In April; but In
the course Of human events. the
minds OF men change.
Since we do not wish to quarrel
over any article bought by our unfor-
tunate sister at the cost Of her
strength and reason. we have ordered
the sheriif 90 turn the piano over TO
Mr. Adams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
SMILES.

II no end OF books make our chill
dren smart, this will be the wisest
generation of all, so far as the pub-
lie schools are concerned.
Let us be thankful that our beau
tiful Indian summer weather cont.n-
ues.
Hartman and Rockefeller have
both been in Salem, and how much
richer are you in your pocketbook
for their having been here?
oh, yes, all we need to carry Ore
gon for Bryan Is to have few
speeches from Beveridge.
So old man Kern had a pass from
the Big Four railroads. Well, Bry-
an had to get some old rich nobody
to run on the ticket with him, and hit
upon about the only railroad lawyer
in the bunch.
The "mush-mellons" hold ont well
it Is now explained that Brer Sell
leck Is only here tempo "arily. Well.
II the Methodists can stand him the
rest of the people ought not to kick.
Two men who made good with the
whole conference and the public
the bi-hop and Pre,ident Homan.
The having company is little
slow and never goes to work until II
is good aid ready. out then It does a
good Job.
Why should the rich nronerty
owners who have 'he lands along the
proposed state fair boulevard, and
hold them fo~ speculation. have a
street but for .hem with convict la
Dor pn" move than people in any 9TH
er part of town.
Oh. yes: fight the direct primary,
and the direct election OF senator's.
and everything the people have voted
for in Oregon, and tuck this state
away safely in the Democratic
column.
The Methudists we're wise in start
ing n movement to boost the Sunday
schools That Ia where the life OF
the future church of any denomina-
tion Is coming from.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
WALKING
AROUND THE
WORLD

Henry Seaton. or Sailor Tom" as
he is called, claiming TO hail from
Hereford. England. and walking
around the world to his native home
from New York, was In Salem last
night. He gave exhibitions at some
OF the saloons as a club swinger,
claiming that was the only place he
could get any help on his strange
adventure. He was Ave months and
six days getting from New York TO
Everett, Wash, and had stamps from
all the postoffices on the way to show
he had made the trip. He will go TO
Frisco and cross TO Australia, and
walk around the world that way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
STATE NEWS.

Two thugs, who yesterday held up
and beat NJ. V. Dewald. a wealthy
COTTAGE Grove merchant, were cap
tured last night, after running pls-
tol battle with officers, at Divide
station.
over 1000 students enrolled at the
State Agricultural Colleee-SOO
moro than last year
Sixteen Uwa'illa men have heeh
Indicted on 219 counts FOR viola
tion Of the liquor law7.
Augu Erickson Is In the tolls OF
the law for selling liquor at his tav-
ern on the C'ackamas river, Iour
miles from oregon City.
Unfortunately the. Country Clnb
harne~7 meet ~ Portland, unlike the
state fa'r at Salem. was not a success
hecan-e OF the small attendance. 10
@ua~d aoains' ~a"a'i'ton. sea on
tickets are being sold for next year >
meet. Already slSS5 have been re-
allied In this way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30

Sc hillin g's Best is in
packages never comes
out of a bin or canister.

Your grocer returns your money II yos doh't
Ike it: We pay him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
The Minstrel Maids.

When the Min, ,trel Maids appear
at the Grand opera house tonight
theatrr-goers will have chance TO
see the cleverst girl artists on the
American stage. The company Is
under the Famous Juvenile Boston
ian management, which alone Is a
guarantee that II is something out OF
the ordinary. The company is COM
posed OF young ladies who can sing,
dance and amuse You can go TO
this performance or your Soul yearns
for novelty with the assurance that
the muscles OF your chuekling ma
chine will get good exercise The
performance opens up with a grand
minstrel first part. introducing Miss
Jacque Ca~ad, the famous baton
tvirler. followed by musical come
dy. A show for ladies, gentlemen
and children, strictly moral, clean
and mp 10 the minute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
% o o o o 90 o o o O
o PERSONAL MENTION
D And Movements Of Salem q
% People. O
D o o o o o o o o O O q

A. n. Bush and wife left today for
New York on an extended visit
t. j. Winters, of Gates, was a busi-
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
George Dorcas returned this morn
Ing from business trip south.
Mrs o. G. Baker has returned
from visit with friends In Eugene.
II. 7. Reed left this morning for
Walla Walla to attend the coming
fair.
Kola Neis, the hop man. Is in AL
bany transacting business for few
days.
l.. McLaine and wife left for Eu-
gene last evening for few days
visit.
J. A. Markell went to Corvallis
this morning on brief business
visit.
Julius Pincus went TO woodburn
this morning to attend to his hop In
terests there.
Carl Gabrielson let yesterday for
Eugene, where he will enter the Uni-l
versity.
Mrs. A. A. Long returned last ev-
ening from several days visit with
friends and relatives in Portland
Claud Anderson left for Portland
today where he will spend a week
with his brother, Frank.
Miss Alta Benninghopf, of Port
land, arrived TODAY, and will wilt at
the home OF Miss Lena Wagner for a
few days.
Walter Dunlap, of McMinnville.
was in the city yesterday looking af-
ter business matters and visiting
friends
Carle A. Hurtzman and wife re-
turned to Portland this morning, af-
ter spending week with Mrs. Hartz-
mans parents here.
Miss II. Alice Goodlade, of Pendle-
ton, returned to her home In that
city this morning, after visiting with
friends In this city and In Albany for
the past week.
Miss Gladys Robinson has returned
TO her home in Hoquiam, WASH. af-
ter visiting in this city with Mrs. l..
c. Stringer for week
Miss Nettie McCoombs, OF Port
land, is In the city visiting for a few
days with Miss Rosa Wheeler, on
North Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Josylln re-
turned to Oregon City this morning.
after visiting with their many friends
here for a few days.
II. l.. Johnson. OF Condor, was in
the city yesterday, looking after
business matters, and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. G.. Van Warren has returned
TO her home In Oregon City, after
Writing In this city with friends for
few weeks.
Rollin X. Page, local manager OF
the Portland, Railway, Light g. Pow
er Co., was transacting business In
Portland yesterday.
Miss Bernice Amy. formerly stenog
rapher for Attorneys Carson and
Brown, In this city. has secured n
civil service appointment and left to-
day for Portland. where she will take
a position in the office OF United
States District Attorney John Nc
Court.
The conference visitors here re-
turning last evening were: ]. w.
Ecksman and wife. OF oregon City;
Mrs. w. b. Moore. of Clackamas; p.
J. Rlnehari. Oregon City; Mrs. w. NJ.
Erskine. Coburg; Miss Grace Ellis,
Springfield Mr.. j. II. Skidmore.
Junction Cltv; Mrs. ]. Hawley, Di-
vide; A. r. Marks. Roseburg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
cABIN X It q

For Ming letters. or card cases for
loose ledger cards. are always used
In Offices where they file away letters
and bills and keeps copies OF those
written in the once. We have some
good ideas in the way OF letter files,
cabinets. letter copying presses. be-
sides everything that could be called
blank book. from a pencil scratch
tablet 20 a large double entry ledger.
A. M. H.A SEN, (
Manufacturer OF Sash, Doors,
Mouldlngs. and all kinds of House
finish. Corner MIL aud Church sts.
Phone Main 844..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
INCpRAsE IN SCHOOL
ATTENnANCE PUZZLES BOARD

The public schools Of Salem are
IN a badly congested condition. anil
the school board IL pn"-led how 20
relieve them. The board will meet
9afIrf7- e~9 '~-' - rOlye the n"ob-
lem. The s~.a' ~prollment 80 far y
a little over 1900
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
New Notaries Appointed.

Louis Fluhrer, Mayer; II. c.
Roberts. Myrtle Point; w. A. Wood,
Gold Beach; Frank G. Micelli, Rose
burg; Y. l.. Dimmick, Oakland; Err
rett Hicks, Canyon City; John nj.
Parry, Moro; James p Neal, Free
water; C. C. Cate. C. II, Harrington,
F. +. Grisby, Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30

~re rsr-oad are holdiag daily
conferences In Chicago for the pur-
nose OF raising the rate on 80 west
h9rn~ commodities and 20 east
bound. f'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30

nev-'.t'q Cerholiyed witch Hazel
SaIve =, ~" besf thing to use TOT
piles Sold BY all druggists
Rains have come a. God-'end 70
the aostern part OF the United states
-fo-a-. a-e~ 90 o~tinguished ana
the drought Is ended.
The Otlsho-ra hank guarantee lsw
has heeu aDpea'eS 10 the United
States sslpreme court.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

do IN huslls con rsligioBo amoT; en- este
sEpaCio BiempFs BonoTo de % vos miIanaria
Ia msioF vsFBi6n o. la mas antigua, ls mas
BsnCills, 10 mas pc6tics, ls que nos 10 pre-
santa Hismprs vivo. Con 90 buens cara
do pAtEiaECA dulC8, 10 vso que me soarfs
p0E tOdRs parties, dOsd0 que 10 oonocf la
0tFR tREds ca casa del viejo souEia Ads'
mas, 90 palabFS me peTBigus No hay.
ChRFls Gin RIgO suyo. No hay satr fa
nusVa que dei8 de dsb0EIs slg". No hay
fantasia que no 90 alimeDts do aus im6ge'
nOB.
-QUisn vsnCi6 lou turCoS , NOS di6 Ia
ind0pandsnciR-ms dice IN patriots, fue
81.
POF 81, sn sfsCto, Dc nnisEou, sl dia de
IL Ultima spopeya, laB voluntadas naCio.
males. Y antSg, duEants la laEga 6poca de
lOB Cautiv0EioB RntsB CuandO DO exigtfs 10
nACi6ns 81 era Ia patFiR, 81 era ol pastor del
gran Fsbailo dispaEIO, 81 era 81 visio Padre
grisgO de Len aImHg gEiagaG
G&Res ODSriIlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18
AMERICANA.
A Arturo B. PeIIsranO

FAASiV D' EVlioI @HV
Y oI visjO bRrdO de 10 f6 rObuata
on libsrtSd , patria,
dds On Las B0mbFaB 81 d0li0ut0 liFa
poF 10 de bTonGe del cantor del NiGgaEa.
PdInaIa y Ei0nts vigorono 81 numsn
BRtiP Las FegiaB alas -
HobEe 10 ffant0 de ideaIas nido,
BobF0 IaI GnDiaB que dsv0ra sl alma.
PdlgaIa y Bi0nte BobeEano 81 aBsEo
al de IaB iFaB gRntaB
fofjRr 81 FRy0 de viRil sgtrofS
que On 10 mas hondo de Ga ser aBtaIla.
Y olaco lIovs Is candsnts rima
como la v08 de 8lRTma,
Bobra Las ondaR de lR mar 0I vientO
hacja Las tierERB del condor y eli 6guiIa.
Y 81 eco Cruzs las RndinsB CumbEa8
as0rdG las m0nts6RB, ."a-'"
de1ci0ndO al Ilano y On los aires TOmpo
81 b6ico ClsEfn do laB batallRE.
America la Iidl saCudo eli suano
dc Ia molicio blsndR,
con el bEazo de Junin ind6mitO
RlEa del polv0 E0dsntOrR 0Bpada.
mo yes que luChR ca dsHiguRl C0ntisnda
y spI8 l8 india bF&vA?
NUnca impaBiblsB IoB h0TmanoR vieEon
Ia mu0Et0 8 la deahonFa en- Bub harmanoal
El Evoca el gsnio de tuB gloriap! Cunda
del AnRhuBO Gl Plata
del hondo vale ls Gminente Gina
ls voS de guerra de tuB hOERB magnag.
Es la Yoz triunfal que en- Lea Americas
PEorrumps: VuGlvan Csraal
La que victoria en- AyaCuCho impone
4 pRso de vOnCodoE! & 10 vaDguaFdiR.
America la lid! Del rOjo incendio
como 10 muua tragioa
irguO8s Cuba ? IuchR ca ls mRnigus
fiTmO 81 tEiunfo oil maEtiFio avRnza.
Al triuufo Va por 81 d0IoF urgidR
p0E el dGEeCh0 armada!
al tFiunfa va y 1ibsEtRd la eBpeEO
bsjo doael do palm8g,
para Gnc0ndeF On 80 ff0ntG augusta
Estr0lla Eolitaria.
HimnOu = OOntoB de epopeyR & Cuba
slzs lS ib:o liT8 americana.
Federico HeUTiqWes CarvajaE
(D0miniCano)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

A Federico Hsnriqusz GarVajaI.

Federico Hsnrquez GarVaiaI.
OGntame 81 viejo Canto, el vi0io canto,
81 do laa DotaR bRRvsg,
sI dol RlientO del pulmcn de Hercules
ell del ampuj0 do oF0Oidas sguaB.
CGntAma sl viejo verso, sl verso heE6ico
81 de 10 musR trGgiCs,
el del CgDt0 iUBuTKeCE0 On IR mRnigiiB
ell verso dol OlaFfn y dc Ia diana.
No yes {, II iFUs On pdrpuEa los Cielos
no ven Ia vi0js guaEdiR,
de pie como un titan en- 10 trinchaTs,
discs fidR del Cinto ol anna blanca ..?
No sBCuChAS en- el sOno do laB RombraB
n vibEaci6n del aFps;
una voz que dspaEtS On las alGuEsB
con el viejo coloBo de Ia f6bUls.....2
No YES en- el IavRnte IN pUnto dc orc
una chiBpa que iFERdis;
una vision de adolegcente,
como 10 yfEgSn projection do un alma?
E0R p6TpuEa EojD eI el inceudiol
La auFOFa de otEs patEia!
EB2 legion que cifs 10 tLinchsFR,
Oh lR l8gi6n titkniCs,
lR misma de Pichunch8 Ayaoucho
IR migmR dc NarRDjo = Lea Gu6GimaB.
Eus canto ca laB BombFa1 as Ia OpopsyR;
eB HomeFo que paBa!
LR muSR de Junfn que 90 dsBpisrta
con 10 peril de india americana.
C6ntame el viejo canto, 81 visjo cAnto,
el do las iFag BsntaB....
Eaa VOC dc Is sltuFa % 10 del ganio,
Bolivar que dslirs On Is montana.
C6ntamO 81 verso, ol verHo hsr6iCo,
el himno de la pRtEi8,
81 del Canto inBuFTsCto en- lB manigua,
sl verso del Clsrfn = do 10 diana.
81 puutO de ORC que en- Is uombra cEeco
go sl ojO del 6guila,
10 pupila del sol de las Americas,
lR EntrslIa SolitRFiR.
Arturo B. PeUsromO.
(DominiCHno.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18
(DominiCsno.)

nos que Victor Hugo Ouando, en ol IibEo
do los gsnioV, Exclama hablando de Ho'
msEo: 'iES 81 enoEm0 poots nino que
CantR 81 mismo tempo que eli mundo nRoo''.
Muthog BigloE, en- sfoCto, dabe dc hRbOr
teuido "a lS civilization del mundo, On loa
momsntos en- que aquslls humsnidad msg'
nffcs luChAba, amaba, sufrfR = 10 adornR'
ba. La pEofusi6n dc Las ioyas, el luio do
las teIaB el guato do loB tocadou, todo ha'
BILE de exquilita CuItuER On Las dos Opo'
p0yRn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18
Do AaRIRIStTasI6R.

AvisamoS 4 Las personas, que
Solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dicO no les Ssr&
enviadO, 81 el avisO que con t.
ObjetO remitan, NO viens aComl
panadO del importa de L. sus-
eripCi6n.
Esta vale por an trimegtra
1925. POr an semestre $3.50.
Pnv ~ Nho 800 Page an.
ticip0dO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18
La Leyenda de HOmero.

"Je TecO6S, 0s n00tis, W'ss
oiT0WgaiTs qTi ma cOmblS d.
etOMnemgesat. D'etOmSsensent,
ct de sGtiefaOtiOm Une jew.
ne revW6 dart ct de litsFatE'
re a form6 gs pTOjst ct pTis 3
ia6cSativs d'eteveT & Paris,
en- pgeisa Paris mOdeTne, az.
tOmObigiste ct C6menGtOgFG-
pbigWs, GG's monument d-je
VOUs Je dOnSse en- miEIs-Wn
monument 4 HOneeTe.
Jules CZGretSe",
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIA0o
EN- uN DIA tome el LATIVo BRCMo
QUININA 81 bntfcariO le devolysra cl dinero sino
Sc cura La hrma de 3, W, GROVE su halla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

20 aGa impEa1ta m vanda papN da
Po.lCdico viaio0 S2O0 IoB 60 kil e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

una verdad tan evid0nte, abf sBt6n Ia
IGuda y Is Cdiafa pRrR dsmoBtrarIa."
5Os hace Eair snts paginR del terrible re-
tori 10? A mi tambi6n. Y ain embargo,
sntzs este Homsro que obssEva la8 Eeglos,
que eB CstsdF6tico, que tEAbsiai los veTBoB
con pacionois, que eatudia gEsmGtiCp, que
90, 60 sums. un MOratfn un BoilsAu, , sl
otro Homsro primitive de los alsmaneB, sl
Honero encnEnaCi6n miticR de un pueblo
sin uItss, sin eultuEa, sin lUje, easi sin Ci'
viligaCi6n, eu verdRd 70 no % con CuRl
qu0dREme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

Aquf, Bob7o todo On eata GEeCia, aun
Ils0a de- % uOplO; en- ota ti0Era que guar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-18

JUAN BRASCEI.
Director IntOPlnOs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-03
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There were terrible pains in my back
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times cold numbness in my limbs.
n my trouble was sciatic rheumatism
\complicated with grip and at times I
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Sciatica is stubborn in resisting treat
ment and the patient frequently suffers
FOR years. DR.. Williams Pink Pills do
not simply relieve pain but they cure
diseases caused by depraved or Initiated
blood. They actually make new blood
and have therefore direct and power
full curative effect on such diseases as
rheumatism, an@mia, general debility,
after-effects of the grip. neuralgia, par
tial paralysis, st. Vitus' dance and
locomotor ataxia.
DR.. williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or Gent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt of price, SOL cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50. by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. 7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-03
The Cause of Dis
ease is Inhdr-
mOny of the
Nervous
System.

At the various openings along the
spinal column, on either side of it. we
have leashes of flaments of vessels and
nerves. which are distributed to the va
ricus parts of the body. These, with
the nerves which pass down the front
and side of the neck to the cavities OF
the body. the viscera. control the func-
tons of the various parts of the body
in which they end. This being an in
disputabe fact, / assume, and show by
actual demonstration of results from
my adjustment that diseases cease
when the pressure upon these nerve ill
aments is off: and that my methods
are the proper way to take off that
pressure is shown by results. No dis
ease exists anywhere in the body UNI
less there is interference of the nerves
ending in the parts diseased. When |
remove this pressure, as sure as night
follows days, disease is driven there
from, and the patient walks forth
clothed in health. This is accomplished
by scientific adjustment with my
hands, no other appliances used, hence
the science has received the same Chi
ropractic.
If you are suffering from some physi-
cal ailment you should not delay hav-
ing normal function restored. I have
at my office any number of testim0-
malls of sO-called incuTable cases,
which have been made sound and well
by my method.
Asthma, Cataract, Constipation. Di-
aTrhoea. Dyspepsia, Deafness. Dysmc-
norrhea. and other female diseases Col
ire Heart Disease, Insomnia. lndiges-
ton, Lagrippe. LUmbagO, Mumps, Neu-
ralSia. Rheumatism any part of body,
and SCiatica are most successfully
cured without the use of drugs or knife
in any form. My method is restoring
natures own law.
Call or write. Consultation free. /
am pleased TO explain my method 10
all interested.