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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-12-24
STILL CATCHING
P. 0. ROBBERS
Six Are Now Behind The Bars Awaiting
Trial and Future Developments.

pEThe arrest of four men at North
Tazewell on Sunday night, the 9Th inst. +,
upon the charge Of being connected with
the attempted robbery Of the postoffice
at that place about six weeks ago, has
developed into bonanza for the postal
authorities. The inspectors, Messrs.
Robinson and Mosby, have continued to
work upon the case, and have since
taken into custody two more men who
are claimed to be notorious crooks and
leaders of the gang that has been crack
ing postoffices and committing other
robberies in this section for nearly a
year past.
On Wednesday Of last week the man
known as Kentucky Joe'' was capt
ured at Bluefield, and is now in the jail
clines to give, and he bears the appear
ance Of being a prince among crooks.
At the time of his capture he had upon
his person more than two hundred dol
lars, pistol and other evidences Of his
calling. The authorities at Bluefield
appropriated one hundred and ten dol
lars of the money found upon him as q
fine for carrying a concealed weapon
and trespassing. Joe thought this was
going it pretty strong, and declared it
was like being held up with Winches-
ter and made to deliver. The prisoner
is sixty-seven years old, very intelligent
and of great physical strength. He de-
clares that he is a northern man by
for so long that he would hardly recog-
nize it if called. He keeps in good
humor with the inspectors and secret
service men, and has made a present of
his Smith & Wesson gun to Inspector
Robinson.
On last Saturday the inspectors, Rob-
inson and Mosby, heard that suspi-
cious looking man was hanging around
Norton. They went Immediately to
that place, and on Monday succeeded In
capturing a man by the name of Miller
whom they had been seeking as one Of
the men connected with the postoffice
robbery at North Tazewell. He is
known among the ''profesh" as "Chi-
cago Bill' Miller, and it is reported that
he had large sum of money upon his
person, perhaps as much as 81, 900, but
the detectives say he had very little
money. Miller is said to be one OF
Kentucky Joe's" most trusted and
capable followers, and his capture is re-
Garded as a very important one by the
postal authorities. Miller was brought
to TazeweI on Monday evening by
Messrs. Robinson and Mosbey and is
now confined in the county jail here.
Miller's arrest leaves but one of the
gang uncaptured, Dorm, Fields, Wynan
Cunning and Joe having been previously
arrested. He is known as the kid. -
He is about seventeen years old, about
5 feet, or 2 inches tall, stoop-shoulder-
ed, has long legs, is tall and thin, goes
pretty dirty and wears q dark suit and
small black cap. He pretends to be
seeking work, but begs and is a spotter
for the gang.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-12-24

weston places the accent on the "Gal -
This city is located $50 miles east Of
San Antoine" and is situate on an ISL
and seperate from the main land "a
miles. The island IS about 30 miles
long and miles wide at the widest
place. l believe that it was September.
1900, that the sea swept this city off
the map. 1t seems to have gotten back
now. 1t has a population Of 10000
people and is the largest cotton port in
the world. They ship 5000, 900 bales
per year. The weather "a too warm to
be pleasant here now. The thermome-
ter stood at 72 at 8 p. N. last night. I
suppose it is about the same today.
We bought tickets tc Key West, Fla.
via the Mallory Line and will 20 aboard
the s. S. San Marcos" at 10 a. no. to-
morrow, and sail at noon. l think it
takes from noon Saturday till Tuesday
morning TO reach Key West. This is
New York vessel and does not touch at
any place except Key West, between
Galveston and New York. The fare to
New York is $4,000 and to Key West
SIS. 90.
l am profoundly impressed with the
greatness, vastness and richness Of
Texas. But l regret to note they have
mosquitoes ''some" in Galveston. Last
night l fought the pesky critters, slay-
ing them right and left, and I would
have made an affidavit this morning
that 1 never slept a wink and never per
mitted mosquito to bite me. Though
| must have fallen asleep on the firing
line, at least for a little while. for when
Jim looked so strangely at me ne Just
laughed in my face and asked me to look
at myself. Even Jobs appearance was
not more changed in a night than was
my visage. It was marred beyond
recognition Now this positively places
the whole State of Texas on the pro-
hibited list so far az me or mine are
concerned. We shall never come within
the States Jurisdiction after last nights
battle. Jim says he never closed his
eyes for sleep; that he fought a good
hight through the night and came out
without q scratch. He thinks l am
over-sensitive and hasty in my express
ions of animosity towards Texas. Well
guess Texas is more to be pittied than
blamed for last nights Night Rider
raid on two Of Virginia's distinguished
sojourners. l understand now why
Bro. Rector likes TazeweH. He is nv
neighbor and shall do what can to
keep him in Tazewell. Why these
mosquitoes would attack q preacher
while he is getting up his Sunday SER
mon. They are utterly void of social
duty and fatally bent On mischief.
Perhaps my nerves may be soothed to-
morrow while am rocked in the cradle
of the deep.
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me.
May there be no moaning Of the bar
When put out to sea-
j. n. HERMAN.
Galveston, Texas, Dec. Is, 1908.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-12-24
ABINGDON VOTES WET.
GiYeS a Majority Of 26 In Favor Of Re-
tanning DiSpelSafy.

Bristol, Va, December 21.-The town
of Abingdon today voted &c majority out
of 2S6 votes cast to retain its vhiskey
dispensaFy. The contest wtss a heated
one, the temperance people having the
Texas, a noted saloon fighter.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-12-24

We have sample packages of fine
Confectionery. Will be glad to take
your order for delivery later:
JACKSON.
The Washington times., 1908-09-26

FOR SALE-Reading Standard twin cylinder
motorcycle, 1908 model; ridden not more than
Zoo miles; perfect condition. T. " MUDD
JR. 1923 New York ave. NV. se26-tf
THE SEVENTH AND L CYCLE CO.
agents for the Indian motorcycle; bicycles
and sundries: 50 and s. Fisk tires reduced to
&. rs baby carriages, etc repaired.
ty2-w, "a, nn-90t
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
FOR SAIE-HoUSES


FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN.
S1oo DOWN BUYS IT.
Nice 5-room cottage: Congress Heights;
now renting 5000 month. Grand investment;
owner must sell It's yours for $500
FOR SALE-NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
50, 900.
Neat Groom and bath dwelling, newly pa
pered and painted; front and back porch: will
sell quick; should see this before It's gone.
FOR 5ALE=REAL SNAP Steam Heat.
Columbia Road, Near 18th st.
Elegant 3-story press brick. large bright
rooms porcelain Sath. A rea home in Al
condl uon- Southern exposure. Don't fail 10
see this Reduced, $500
FOR SALE-CHEAP
Near 1st and y SITS. ~. W.
Fine 2-st0ry and basement red brick:
large rooms and modern bath. southern eK-
posurei sold far below cost a few days al
-. 500.
FOR SALE-CHoICE INVESTMENT.
On 18th ST. Near o St. Cars.
Elegant 5-stOTy bay-WindOW press brick:
u rooms. porcelain hath. splendid condition.
Cost owner over $500. Must sell at once,
1900 Make Us oner-
Let Is save you trouble finding house
Our big list Of fine investments we will
gladly maj you Get our list OF select
houses for rent slso some hne furnished
houses
WILIEIT & RFINFCKF co
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
YARD AND PLANT IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY. Md. NEAR THE

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
6 6A6sD ~. AMP Plant IN PRINCE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. C
BY virtue Of the power and authority con-
1erred on the undersigned by the order OF the
United States District Court for the District
or Maryland passed in the bankruptcy pro-
ceeding instituted by Thomas r. Riley and
others against the Highland Brick Company
corporation. bankrupt, the undersigned re-
eeivers appointed in said bankruptcy proceed
ing VIII on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9TH 1908.
Al P M, offer on the premises at public
bale 10 the highest bidder, all the land. prem
3ses and improvements thereon, particularly
described in a deed from Thomas r Riley 10
Walter F. Donaldson and Elmer G. Runyan,
trustees, dated June %. 1905. recorded in the
Land Records OF Prince Georges County.
ND. IN Liber No. %. fol. $50. the same being
located In Prince Georges County. Nd, and
belng known and distinguished as that tract
or parcel Of real estate occupied by the High
land Brick Company which belonged 70 Gil
bert Meyers in his life time known a por-
ton % the brickyard property situated near
Bladensburg in Prince Georges County, Nd
containing 849 acres. more or less The
property contains extensive deposits OF clay
suitable fer the manufacture Of brick, and
IS conveniently located 70 the city Of WASH
ington and suburbs and the towns Of Bladens-
burg and Hyattsville-
At the same time the following chattels
will be offered for sale az public auction 70
the highest bidder: one bed wagon. 20
wheel barrows 20 hand brick molds, lot Of
scrap iron, blacksmith anvils. forge and
blower. l wise, l grind stone, lot OF Tools
(clay car wheels). l engine pumps, / 80
T. P. Boiler. 1 ooh. p. Boiler 1 blower,
125-H- P. Atlas Engine betting, pulleys ana
shaftlng 1 dynamo. ! Raymond Augor Ma
chine and cut of. 100 Atlas Dryer cars. 90
King Dryer cars, ! drill. 5 fire eXunguishers
shafting. betting. and pulleys, dump car, L
American Clay Co. Disintegrator. conveyor
hosting drum and cable. ! Raymond Pug
mill, lot Of rail. wheel scoop, water tanks.
wheel barrows. CRATES and doors kiln cast
ings). scale National ton. IS tons coal. 10000
brick. 900 green brick All O. said property,
real and personal. 20 be offered for sale as a
whole and also in lots and parcels, reservinE
the right 20 sell the same In the manner
most advanta geous either as n whole or IN
parcels provided. however. that the receivers
reserve the right to reject any and all bids
and 70 withdraw the property from sale IN
their discretion. Terms OF sale cash.
c. RIDGELY SAPPINGDON,
FREDERICK T. MERTENS
Receivers.
LUCAS p. LOVING. Columbian Bldg, Wash
ingtOn. d. c. Attorney
Il. L JEFFORDS. Columbian Bldg. Wash
ington D. c., Attorney.
CHARLES @. BALDWIN. Piper Building.
Baltimore Nd, Attorney.
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
WILLETT & REINECKE CO.
opposite SLoreham Hotel. Sl5 18Th NV.
ATTENTION, HOMESEFKERSI

II looking for something on easy terms.
about the same as rent. don't fail to come 20
our Office, 1850 Rhode Island avenue. and let
Us show you the many bargains we are ofrer-
ing. Best suburban line in the District. one
4are, p minutes from heart OF city. Homes
from Sl.5o0 up; easiest possible terms.
SEE WHAT WE ARE OFFERING.
Attractive home. Mt. Rainier s. TO.
Complete chicken plant. 2. 600 Il. ground
SI.s0o
7-roorn house, 81 $50, $50 cash.
Beautiful modern bungalow hne shade
II. cottage at LanEdou. 8. 500.
q. ccttaBe, College Park. s.. 80. $50 cash
Pretty little home: chicken house 4 900
New 6r. house, rooms beautifully arranged: :
vide hall: buffers pantry: bath room; con-
creted cellar: no and cold water: rance.
furnace. etc: 1870 on enticing terms
Owner viii paper and paint n first class
style 70 suit purchaser.
More than 50 other bargains IN homes and
lots IN the northeast section. RrookIand FL
!astun Terrace, Langdon. Woodbridge, NJ
Rainier. Brentwood and HyattsviIIe Pure
water, beautiful view, tasteful homes. pleas
ant neighbOrs- One fare. Splendid car Earv-
Ice. Come al once and bring your wife with
you. Get on at 1Oth st sOULE REALTY
Co. 1910 Rhode Island ave. ne.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II looking for home or country property
Of any price or description be sure 70 see
what we are offering. II you have anything
TO sell we can ma purchaser foT yoI,
90 900 inquiries on nle from out-cC-town Gus
toners SOULE REALTY CO.. 1928 New
York ave.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW site OF one AGRA
near Chevy Chase Lake; fine road frontars
lovely shade trees: $500: 81 900 patd FOR a.
Joining land. SOULE REALTY Co 1z2s
New York ave II
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..TuE pANONA 1"

THE RAMONA
See at once those choice new 3,
and B-rOOm and bath apartments, 676
4th ST. ne. near Union Station. 50,
$50. S35 per month: strictly up-to-date
improvements; janitor service and
steam heat included in rent; all light
and airy outside rooms; near car line;
now ready for occupancy
WILLETT 4 REINECKE CO.,
Opposite Shoreham Hotel. Sl3 18th nv.
1t
The Washington times., 1908-09-26

ONLY $19.20-WORTH $50.
Apartments-hve large room5; plenty light
and alp; play grounds for children. No
5o3-T Rhode Island ave. ne. Take through
cars @ ST.
F. H. SMITH CO. Bond Building.
se24-7t
S20.5O-WORTH $4,000
Hot-water heating; one fire does the cooking
and heating OF the apartments: nne large
rooms well lighted. $50 Adams st ne.
Through cars. Now open.
F. H SMITH CO, Bond Building.
se24-3t
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs
FOR sALE-HoUSES
AnInVifafiOn

You are cordially invited to inspect the houses on New
Hampshire Nos $780, 1922 1924 ~ H. ave. and
left Rock Creek Drive No. 7O3 These houses substantial
and honestly built from the ground to the chimney tops
They contain large and modern bath; large high Gel
lar with heating plant They are finished hard woods
mahogany prevailing.
than gaudythe selections appeal to the quiet refined and sensible
The price $3.50 eac and in the buyers interest Sug-
gest first payment of 100000. though less may do.
noon and all day Sunday.
The Washington times., 1908-09-26

FOR ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

WILL TRADE an equity on s.. 500 house To-
Gated near 18th and L SITS subject TO Sc. 500
trust payable at the rate OF SIS per month
for clear vacant ground located anywhere.
TAGGART-THRIFT CO.. 1905 New York ave.
se29-St
WILL TRADE equity n 1900 six-roon semi
detached house in 1850 block on sth ST. NV,
subject to 50 $50 trust payable at the rate of
$50 per month for vacant ground unencum-
bered-
TAGGART-THRIFT CO. 1905 New York ave.
ae2l-2f
The Washington times., 1908-09-26

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate AT lowest current rates Special privi-
leges with respect 20 prior payments. Large
AMOUNTS a speciality. TYLER & RUTHEK-
FORD. 80 18th st, NV, nol2-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
FOR RENT
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
Choice Apartments at Moderate
Rentals.

THE YENTOSA.
FIRST AND b SITS ~. W. FRONT
ING THE CAPITOL AND ITS
BEAUTIFUL PARK
Apartments Of tive rooms, bath, and
kitchenettei speedy elevator servicoi
hot water and hOt-Water heat; only q
few apartments vacant
PRICES FROM SIS TO SO PER
MONTH
THE PENHURST.
g II ST. N. E. ONE-HALF BLOCK
FROM GOVERNMENT PRINTING
Apartments 4 and roons: steam heat
apC hot water.
$40 UP.
An rOoms outside and OF good size;
70 minutes walk from Union Station
THE RAYMOND,
s14 TWENTY-SECOND ST. n. ".
Devoted entirely 70 S-room apart
baths. private baths. private halls,
steam heat. and hot water.
PRICE. S22-50 UP.
THE ASTORIA,
THIRD AND q SITS. ". w.
Single Rooms from IS Up. Steam Heat.
Hot " ater. and Light
Tl2 G. ST. NE.
Five blocks from Union Station;
rooms on drst Il or
S225O
$50 AND Az THIRTEENTH ST.
N W.
Ten rooms and bath. newly papersd
and painted. Two houses can be con-
nected II desired Open for inspection.
so PER MONTH
1892 HARVARD STREET.
SIx-rOOm apartment, second floor front.
steam heat and hot water. so.
w E COWEN, Manager.
ROor, J. Bliss Building.
Once. IS st. " W.
Prone L. 1850
ODea Evening".
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
WANTED-FLATS,

WANTED-second story fat In private fam
fly; give full particulars. BOX IS. Times Of
hce ss3s-st
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
FOC SALE-FARES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RFNT-A hall at Brightwood Park. D.
. FOR dancing and entertainments. rent
cheap. Apply ". r. VAN HOVER. TalComA
Park P O., d. C se25-2t
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
KNIFE SHARPENING

HAVING Increased our facilities are pre-
pared to sharpen paper cutting knives at re-
duced former prices REM & LUDWIG
1918 c st. jy13-m. ". Sa-S7t
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm purchase in Maryland unless your title
a. Vuaranteed BY a certificate OF MARYLAND
REAI. ESTATE TITLE CO. 18th and New
work ave NV my14-m. tn. Ea-q0t
The Washington times., 1908-09-26
FOR SALE-NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
FOR SALE-CHoICE INVESTMENT
On 18Th st. Near q ST. CarE

Elegant 5-stOTy bay-windOW press brick:
u rooms. porcelain hath. splendid condition.
Cost owner over $500 Must sell al oace.
s.. CO., Make Us an ofIer-
The Washington times., 1908-09-26

FOR RENr-HoUSES
FOR RENT
sI4 K st. N. W. Cstore and Dwelling).
IA rms and bath; fne place for business $500
lis 1Id- Ave. n. z.
Z rooms; bath: beautiful locati0n....-... 500
1923 9th st. N W.
rooms; bath; furnace and latrObes----.. $50
sos S st. n W.
rooms: bath. furnace. good house,. $3.50
1903 9Th st. n. W.
rooms: bath $3.50
Il2o 9Th st. n. W.
rooms, bath. new house -------.-..-...--. $50
e35 @ st S. W.
asa ? St. S. W.
1922 St. N. E.
~ 1914 9Th st S. W.
'O cor st. n. W. CFlat).
a. s. iCAxwGooD, ess 9Th St. n. W.
$50 \ y. ave. NV. brick srs and bath 30
as O ST NV. 6 rooms and bath. gas 1890
g. s ST NV. rooms. water. large yard $500
1901 sth st. NV, : rooms; all mod imp $3.50
CHAS- s SHRENE, 1901 Ith ST NV II
1870 18th ST. NW--Nine rooms bath. and
reception hall. furnished complete. can IN
speCI any Jimes month, 800. EWING
EVERETT CO, 525 COLORADO buildlng seZ9-t
FOR RENT-9oO Il southeast. only so; SIX
large rooms. corner house In excellent c7ndl-
ton. with two porches near two car lines.
se2s-2t
FOR RENT-Five-roon tat. ali modern I'M
provements; hOt-wateT heat everything first
class. on ID floor, Oregon ave NV rent, 70
W. l. WILKINSON, 6S3 F s. y. ".
FOR RENT-s2s 18th st. Sc. good Groom and
rant
'-'''' T. A. HARDING co. dnc.)
1872 G St y. ". seq. 30
FOR RENT-Four-roon houses; ga and $50
Florida ave. NV, $l2s white tenants only.
A srx-RoOM and bath bouse; well heated:
best location 70 reliable parties. 5Ss Harvard
St se24-7t
| FOR RENT-Houses, apartments. and ofioes
in al parts OF the city For detailed list
send or call at our Office
THoS. ). FISHER & co. Gne2. 49,
! REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
7ss 18Th 81. \. W. jass-ss
By HARRY E. GLADMAN,
500 Q st. S. Z.
| On Prout st. Twining City. ID, G. hye-rooml
/ frame; water and sewer; viii rent 70 good
tenant. SL--S0 -
! TWO s-ROOM 2-story frame houses with
modern bath; on one OF the best streets IN
/ Mt P easant; $3.50. Apply Sherman and
Park rad seE-1t
! FOR RENT-To good cOiored tenant. 1851 B
St ne. brick dwelling containing rooms
/ and bath: porcelain tub; cellar; newly pa
| pered; rent reduced 70 1880 per month
! JAMES T. SHEA. CAS- La ave. NV.
| se20-tf
! FOR RENT-S2O.5O and $3.50. 18th and G
SITS Sc. Apply s Z MASON. 1910 C St Sc
$50 AND 2522 18TH ST NV: ten rooms and
/ bath; newly papered and painted Two
/ houses can be connected II desired. Open
for inspection; 80 per month ". z. cow
EN- manager. Room Bliss Building. Of
/ fee, IS 3 ST. NV. Phone connections Open
| evenings. sel-u
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR man on salary 70
own real estate in finest residential section
OF Long Island, thirty-eight minutes from
Wall street New York with an outlay OF
only $3.50 per month. For particulars ad-
dress STEWART. 80 z 42d. New York city.
se20-7t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FUk SALE-LU4S-
rOTrR BUILDING lots. 18th and r ne. will
eeU or exchange for modern house. or Z
rooms. Apply 1745 PG. ave. NV. se5-5t
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16
TWO CURES OF ECZEMA.
BABY Had Severe Attack-Grnnd-
father Suffered ToPments with Id

Baby Had Severe Attack-Grnnd-
father Suffered ToPments with 1t
lowe Recovery to Cutteura.
In 1884 my grandson, a babe, had
an attack OF eczema, and after trying
the doctors to the extent OF heavy bills
and an increase of the disease and suf-
ferfng, / recommended Cuticura and
in a few weeks the child was well. He
is to-day a strong man and absolutely
free from the disease. A few years
ago / contracted eczema and became
an intense sufferer. A whole winter
passed without onc having on shoes,
nearly from the knees to the toes be-
ing covered with yirulent sores. / tried
many doctors to no purpose. Then I
procured the Cuticura Remedies and
found immediate Improvement and
final cure. M. W. LaRue, S45 Seventh St,
Louisville. KY, Apr. % and May IA, '0z."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16

From the Live stock World.
All meats handled by the big packers Is
under the supervision of the government
and not a pound Of Il Is sold that has not
been closely scrutinized and stamped as
good. This federal inspection only ap-
plies to slaughter houses engaged in In
terstate commerce., 50 that the little fry
that kill only for local consumption are
not under this inspection. They are UNI
der city inspection, however. but hat be-
ing of a political nature hassalways been
suspected as being loose and incompetent.
An ordinance passed by the council this
week is a good step In the right direction.
for II means hat only meat that is
stamped as good will be allowed to be
sold.
The object OF the ordinance Is to make
the municipal inspection Of the output Of
the smaller houses as complete and eff
fective as Is the government inspection.
Then, with a close supervision OF the re-
tail markets, to make sure that meat
which may have spoc~d after inspection
is not offered for sale. the meat consum-
ers OF Chicago will nave complete pro-
lection.
The old ordinance was defective. n au-
thorized the inspectors to condemn IN the
bad meat they found, but did not require
them to stamp the meat they declared
good, as government inspectors have to.
Henceforth all meat will be stamped, and
when any which is not is found in a meat
market there will be something for the
proprietor to explain. The new. ordinance
makes adequate provision for the punish
ment OF dealers who sell bad meat. II
there shall be any offenders they should
be given the full measure Of the law.
There should be no tenderness In haiidling
men whe sell poison and call II food.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16
General Demand

!, the Well-Informed Of the World has
,lvays been for a simple, pleasant and
,6cient liquid laxative remedy Of known
v,lue; a laxative which physicians could
~.spction for family use because its com
nopent parts are known to them to be
rbolesome and truly beneficial ia effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
,elent combination Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
%. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
an the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That is one of many reasons why
syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA is given
the preference BY the Well-Informed.
To get It's beneficial effects always buy
The genuine manufactured by the Cali
tornia Fig Syrup CO.. only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.