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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10
WAITING FOR THE FIGURES

Pierre Capital-Journal: AS soon
as the state auditor will get out his
report the figures will show that the
greatest humbug OF railroad assess
ment In the history of South Dakota
is that Of 1907. The work OF the
state board is SO rank that the figures
are going TO prove startling when the
public gets hold Of them. The BOARD
followed the. railroads, the siren wish
OF the oily manipulalors Of tie rail-
roads, and raised railroads sJme and
then ran big headlines iu The Cfaw-
ford papers. At the Same tiiue they
simply boosted farm property and
other property over the "a Don SO to
speak. The result is the Ia. uler will
pay more state tax in 1907 than any
year since statehood. Figures may
lie. LARS may figure, but he
dollars and cents state tax levied n
lands of South Dakota outside OF the
Irvine plant tax is something unpal-
allied in the history OF the state.
Three years OF Cfawfordislh will find
South Dakota with one million
dollars deficiency If the record OF 1907
is duplicated. The Capital-Journal
was the first paper in the state IN
September to call attention TO the
astonishing levy, but the enormtty
OF the Outrageous levy on the people
Of the state, and tile favoritism
shown to Mr.. CrawforG's form err en-
ployer, the Northwestern road and
the banks OF the..state is just begin
ming to show up. With no bonds to
pay. With no more state Institutions
to support, with . million dollars
new bank capital in the state. with
Hundreds of thousands of acres Of
lands added to the tax list and with
the greatest railroad mileage ever in
the state to assess, the Crawford
administration has levied a trlbnte
on'the producing classes of this STATE
of nearly one million dollars direct
tax in one year. Beside this there
are thousands of dollars secretary of
state fees, tens of thousands from
tue insurance department, Thousands
from the government to support the
Soldiers home, S4a, 900 from the
government for the Bruokings school,
thousands for the militia from Uncle
Sam, oil inspector ices, and all other
revenue which is to begulped by this
era Of so called reform. The greatest
year of humbuggery South Dakota
ever witnessed. The Year when
reform law makers dipped their pens
in two dollar ink stands when here
tofore the republicans and pops never
used anything better than twenty
five cent ink wells. Ye Gods, what a
traverty on a credulous tax paying
public,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10
TO GUST SALOON
An Aberdeen Business College Man
Will Attempt to Shut up a
Saloon Close to Him.


There is a business college i'm
Aberdeen in close proximity tn which
is located q saloon. and the manager
of the college has taken ste S 10 have
the saloon closed no or moved. in
coufol nifty to the State law We
do not recall of ii similar attempt
along this line, but it has ben
talked Of to Il great eXte It in sonr
cities OF the state wher su:n cases
exist. The Aberdeen News makes
the following comment Oh tile STU
alton up there.
E. 4. Granger has begun injunction
proceedings to GUST the soloor OF
Arthur Lorenzen, owned by the
Scblitz Brewing company, from its
present location, Ala South Main
street, under the state law OF 1907
prohibiting a saloon from existing
within 300 feet Of a school. 1t IS
claimed that this saloon is within
IS distance than that of the Gran
ger Business college, and Mr.. Gran
ger, proprietor OF the school, has
taken action to have the saloon
removed. The write is returnatle in
circuit court on Jan. 8. but it may
be brought up before that time on
demurrer proceedings.
1t is understood that this Is the
frs; move. IN d campaign against the
saloons Of the city. the principal
fight being based on the law Of 1907
and those making the fight are
doing everything. possible to put
them out Of business. The law in
question is said tn prohibit the
existence OF q SALON within one
third If a mile Of any school teaching
classical and scientific courses. While
1t has been generally understood that
this has cen for the benefit OF COL
lagos, etc., the law does not say so.
and under this head, it is claimed
by those back VI the move, that 1T
covers the condition Of the Aberdeen
hipn school which teaches classical
and scientific courses
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10

The Sioux Falls Press intimates
that in the course of time Governor
Crawford will speak in Aberdeen and
give James Lawson the chance he
wants. The Press is sparring for
the governor. We will wager most
anything that the governor will
never speak in Aberdeen while a
candidate for the United State SEN
ate. 1t is not his policy to give Jim
Lawson a chance to defend himself.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10
How's This.

We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hairs CAtarrh
Cure.
f. j. CHENEY 4 CO., roledo, O..
We, the UNDERSIGNED, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any
obligations male nv his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls CatarrE Cure is taken
Internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family FILLS for con-
stipation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10
Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our heart felt
thanks to the many friends for the
acts of kindness which were extended
US In the great tereave ment which
has come to us in the death of the
husband and son of the undersigned.
We are also grateful for tho floral
tributes which were sent. These
deeds will ever be remembered bv US.
Mrs. John w. Mueller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Mueller.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10
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moo1 e1om on sueem e1n3Iu1n1 eoWo
10 amou Iovna NJ NAN au,u19u1os
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10

If you are soon to move, search
out some of the 'surrlns things" and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-10

NO matter what it is. II an al in
the want column can't find It, tie
really lost.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

3u allie eri d lien. - Die
<rp, Die Ncltcrn inter &oriiB oc3
GoroncrS Or. &upoen III Der mittIc'
rem Goli5ciItotion 51tiommentrat, ltrt
ole Soocsurio6c BON SIobu S. Heuru,
Or. l03t @uilioro 9loe, ml9iinoiB
III MADDEN, CAB Den @obriprud) Of,
0uB 9tcuru OurdJ eineu 3ufol erihpia
lcn mtr0c, lm0 lurr0cn &arrp s..
Sutton, ciu SdontmGrtcr BON E5obr
Z. Ho0op Nr. 3t3, GentreitroBe, TO-.
luie scr ais StootS5el19c icitQe6oltene
&olneS @orrn ooroui oui ircien 6llt
gcicBt.
&0cntifi5irt. - Ger Dor ciui.
gen Gugcn I'M @oicn muiQciulocuc
Ncgcr Scihnom plIr0c gcitcrn IN ser
W}orllte bon Den @rii0crn 0G5 Gr-
truufcncn ais o~cricniQe Oc9 3S Sabre
oltcn Ncger3 Sol. 0oluu8, bon 9ir,
1tO6, NorO.S tocftonsS Ctr, lpeId]cr lett
ocnt Is. Gc5entIcr lcttcn Sobre3 Der.
miBt Wuroc, iocntiii5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
6clunaenc 9ieOundJe.

Gin bur6 Ole aritif cine5 Gle3en.
icntcn getronfter Sdouipieler idrieb
nui eincn 3ctte( oSdafStopi" uio
tlebte i'm am abeno an Die Chine
Der Mobuung ocS Ie3enicnten. anl
nGd)itcn Gage cr6ielt Der erItaunic
ShouipieIer ocu @ciltd) 0eS 9fe5er.
icnteu, Ger ibm IN ser Iicbcrsmiir.
oigiten 6orm crfldrtc: Sic bobcr
mir gcitern mGbreno meiner Sbtp2.
ienbeit Die Gbre eriuieien. mid gil
bciuden uno S9re &iiitenforte on
meiner 2biire 5uriidgclaiien, id)
balte eS oaber iiir meine S1ulSig.
teit, Sbnen meinen @eaenbeiud) 81
MAIDEN uno mid nod SIREN gefir.
Den 81 erfinoigen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Spielbnltcr Ucrurtbcilt.

Sitcnoe, 20. glpril. - Miurqllct,
ser FGdter ser SpiclbolleH in Dem
bicIigen &llrioolc, lit lucgen llebertrc'
tutG ocS @clcbcS geAcn Die &ernnitol'
tltng bon @liid9lpiclen 5ll orei Wtp.
notcn @iGuglrib mo $500 Celebrate
uerurtbeilt moroen. Sollteu sic b0bc.
rcn @eridte ben llrtbeil2iprud) bcitG.
tigerl, 10 oiirite Oitcnoc icinc gln5ie'
bltngStroit AMI mSIdnoilde @Gite
bal0 perlieren. WdrQitet bat einen
groben Sbeil zines Mtiuionen.@ enin.
mes ans Der Spielbont SIR lluteritiits
sung bon iportlidcl llnterboltungel
ber9e1e6en; audi iiibrtc CT olf leiue
Soften Elm SbcotCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Tctrulcnm fir Sricgsidiiic.

Moibingtou, 20. April.-Nrt
5luei Der finn Experimentation,
Die iebt im Ban bcgriiieu limo, per'
ocn nit gpporoten fir ScliclerlutG
otSgerilltet lueroerL oa fir oie orei
Hbrigen Die angebote fir cine iold)e
Inluge ais 81 bod betradtct meroen.
Die 9ouousiiibrrng oieier Gorpeoo.
boot5erit0rer miro nod Den Yl1nen
uno Spr5iiifntionen fir a%oblcnieue.
rllllg ooQen6et iueroen. Die Soften
Der Anla9en iiir ScIielterirng olri beu
tcioen onoeren 0ooten miro ungeidLr
jc $4,000 betrageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Sampf nit StrnBenrGnbcru.

. Gbicago, 20, Gpril. - Weitern
Nodt fam cS bier an ser II. Strube
lln0 &inccnncS. Nucnltc 81 ciltcnl lCbs
boTten &ugclncd]lel 3lpilhen Yoli5i
item un0 Orei Of0nrcrn, Die cutprocr
StruBpurdubcr pocr Gin6rcbcr lUo.
rcll. Yoli5iit 9(ntbouD McWcobeAoll
mllr0e burd) cinen Rcpolperi6llb icbr
Id)uer pcrmun0et. ltad Dem &um.
pie pltroc elmer Der aerlc, Olrd) 5luci
S6iilie t0Otlid) g%ctroiien, beluuBtloS
olli cillcm Sole geiun0cn; 5wei onoc-
re MGnncr, 9cioc iflpcr belpoifuet,
wnroen ouf Scr 6lnd)t fcit9nommcn.
Ter perluuil0ete Bandit ncnnt lid
WiQium @cber; oic bcioen on0eren
Nrrcitontcn gnben hire Noncn ais
Sbon1aS &enlteD lun0 Soiepb Mto00cn
oil. &n ocn Golden ibrcr alciolng
in10 mon jluci ob0cidoiicnc Ncuol.
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

NbIeben. - 6ruu Eolllinc Sob.
lcrnlnn itorb an Sonntog in ibrcr
g8obnllng, Or. 800, Noro.Gutumltr.
Sbr @otte, 'Sr. Mid)oel aoblermon,
9ing ibr i'm Go0c uoron. Die Gcs
eroigu1g iinoct GOnmcrItog, s llbr
GormittogS, pom Groierbunie Gus
Itatt, un0 0aum nod Der ct. NlpDons
luS.air6e an Furt.Ape. mo Cart
to9nltraBe, no nm 9 llbr cine icicra
lidc Teqliem . @od)nleilc cclebrirt
miro. Die @~ciictung eriolgt olli Scr
Bonnie 9rac Cemetery.
= Sn Sitter bon 81 Sobren lit g..
fern Sr. @ilDelm i. WieSner in Der
@obnung, Nr. S2l, Siio.S borplt".
ans Dem 2eben gcihieOen. Gr bintcr-
lGbt ieinen @oter, Srtt. Gberborr
@icSner. Ole 8ceroigung iinoct
morgen @odnlittog 2 Abr Dol
Srmter1atie aus itott.
Ole bieiige oGpeniug
SEEMS" biirfte MN ood) mieOer INT
fer Die Gontrole bea @rn. Gborlcs $.
8roitp fomn1crt, inoem beriel6e, Der
bis Dor &lr5em Ger Sauptdftion6r
scr 3eitung mar, sum- General = @e.
ihGftsfiibrer pou Mlnicp's 3eitungen
ernonnt porben lit. & limb bieies bic
Baltimore NeiuS," Die n@oibington
5ines" urto Oas Bottom Sollrnul. "
Satten feline Snnbe.2i'
cen5. - @egen @altcns bon Suit
Sen o6re 2icen5 wurocn aeitern in
ser oitliGen Toli3ciitation Die uudJ.
Ite9enoen Gerionen our6 Nifter
DDS nit je So urO Soften beltrdft:
SEQ. @iQiam5 BON Nr. 1913,
Goitern.a penue; Sol. Ceopteipic3 bon
0er. 1926, gaitern.4uenue; Soiepb
Mario bon Rr. so, Siio.G Caroline.
Strobe; abe Goben BON Nr. 14t5,
gaItern. gpenue. un6 Siaoc gbramor
pib BON Or. Is, Siio.G entral- 9(ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
40 Soote, so @erleBte
6rGelide Giienbabn : Gataitropbe
in Nnitralieu.

3wei 2ofal5iige 5piiter 9aaarat
uno genOigo in GoGliiion. - Gin
nit 5pei 2ofomotiuen beipannter
Bug ronnte lit eiren 4aiiagier-
8ltg. Slim 8nggon$ ulli ser
Steqc oemolirt unO total Der.
bronnt. - Gle Qei6cu sur In.
femttlihfeit pcr6ronnt.
Melbourne, q~uitralien, 90.
NpriI. - 3mcj 3iiqe, peldbe iify auf
Dem @egc bon 9allarat, be3u. Ben,
oi8O b%efanOen, coQioirten geiteru
AbenO bel ser 0opbroof. Sltnction.
lmgefdbr uht WleiIen BON Nelbourne,
mo6ci 10 Eerioncn get0Otct uno so
NoiIagierc uerIeBt luur0en. Der Ben.
otgo- Bug ItieB nit jIuei id)tUcren so.
fomotiocn III 0a5 bintere Gnoe 0es
NoIldrot 3llaeS. Slim 8oggons oes
IcBtcren 3ugeS murOen total Demo.
Iirt. Die Iriinmer iinaen 6eller
mo lUltr0cn total bon oen 6lammen
ocrnidtct. &icle ser aufgciun0enen
Scld)en maren nidt mebr 81 erfeus
ncn, ais JIG ouiaeilnoen mliroen. Der
Son0i0o- BUG erlitt menig Sdaoen.
Nur ote juci Sotomotipen nuroen
ltber Den @auien geruorfen. 5urtt.
bare Scenen ipieIten iid nndl Dem
llnfalt ab. &ieIc ser beooucrnsuer.
then F0lidaiere, melbe inter Den
Srilmmern nod Iebruo uuigeiunoen
lpltrocH, fouuten MIR nit aroBen
SdDmicriatcitcu aus ser id)redliden
Snge beIrcit nerOcu. IS 0alerte aud,
longe 3eit, che sic 2lerjte uno 86r.
tcrlnhcn altS Ser Nod)baridloit ouf
Der llngIildsItGt erldienell. moburd,
Ole Seioen scr SeruugIiidten betrdfte
Iid erbobt puroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
Tr0nf 0unlo'S GGctrn6el.

Sot springs, go. 20. Npril.-
Srunt @oulo 0cnicBt ieineu @betril,
BET mo sic 0itcrieiertoQe in pollc1
3iI9cn. Gr trintt Pie, um ieincn
Curt 6lt l6ld)cn, rolld)t Gig0retteu
nm icinc NCrDcu Sl berubigen, mo
lmtcrnimnt Spo5ierrittc in oic I'm.
1cblulg lm Iid 81 5eritrcllen. Nber
III Zen @ccbcr leincr Srrlr0c miiht lid
ein bittcrcr Eropicn: Ser 0eAcn i'm
clnNeIeltctc GrojcB iciper id0ncn
Satin. 3uilhcn 8olf. uno Hofcrs
lplel touht inuncr NM mic0cr ooS
Vclpcnlt Oe0 oWoul0sS fon0olS Nr.3"
an. Sicr5lt tommt Bob ser iun0c
W(tlllonur III ullcr Gle ouS1crcdnct
bot ooB ole Srcnnung BON icinc @ot.
tin ibnt uidt ipenigcr ais lumpi0c
0rct Wflllioucn 0ollnr& toltcll miro.
Us lit nidt Der @ottC, scr ocn font
nlcnoen G%rclgniilcH nit @ongen cnts
gc0enlicbt, lon0crn ser &otcr. Gr
liebt icinc bci0cn G0dter Nelcn mo
0orotbD iibcr allies, mo m0dJte Iid)
rltcr tcincn llmltGnocn bon ibncn
trcnncn. Mn cine NuSI0bnuna nit
leincr @uttln benft CT p"orlGuiig
niht, ObGlciN cr inn 2oufc oicicr
@od)c ltuW Ncru.0orf 3uriidfe6ren
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22
@rpfluacm : SiBunOCn.

Vie @roBlogen oc@ 100 GcllomS.
OrOenS" unO 0eS ultnobbGnQi0cu
0r0en9 ser GRANDMOTHER" beoin.
men lire SiBnnQrn M}ouor
Mobool bel Otu rC6o 6cllom5."
Die Mor0lonO 0roGtoac oC9 ollu-
obb6ngiqcn Green's Der 300 6el.
Ions" bcgonn geitcrn jhre &o6rcSucr.
ianlmllm9 imnG00 6cloma Icmpcl"
ollrd) ciu Nunfett, bel UcIbcm @ro6.
mciitcr Hobcrt ". Wtolrul GroB 9it.
prGiCntont &iQiom @roiou uno
&iiliSs@rnBmcilter Som ". Nolng
uuf Die g&iutomnonIprohc 0e3 Mop.
or9 Wlobool e%rpioertcu Gle Neridbte
oea @%roBnleiiterS' unO @roB Sd)ot.
mciitcrS lulrocn in Olr Ouruli iol.
.gcnOcu @cihditSiibunQ pcrlcict. Ole
critic 2oQc, .@oibin0tpu 9}r. T." mur,
sc am 26. NpriI 1919 nit ) Wtit0lie.
bern in Baltimore Qggriin0Ct mo
51bIt ser Sr0en belttr in 26 Natio,
men , WIiQionen MitalicoCr. Scd,3
WiQionpu GoIors mcrocn iGbrlid)
iiir &ronfcn- II. SterbelclOer pcroltS.
gobt. Die MfitgIic0Cr5ohl in WtorGs
Iau0 bCtr1Qt 5000, 800 mCbr ais in
1906; mdbrcuo Die Rcbctob 2oqcu
nm $50 WIit0licOcr 5!mubmCn. 6iini
ncllc Go6terloNclL 3 Ucllc Ncbctob.
Qogcn mo elm GnCnmpmcnt mltrben
IN 1907 QcariinOct. lo3 &crm0geu
Scr 100 2oQCn inMnrOlono bctrdgt
iibcr 100000. Sir &ronfcu, u1O
Stcr6cgcIoer muroen in WioroInno
I'M &orjnhre $ii,775.1 u%crmlSAobt
un0 $S9,452.67 einbC5obIt. 0ie f.
HcbefobIogcn 50hten 976 MitQIicOcr.
0ic Ginlobmcn Der @roBIoNc bctrlls
gen SIT ,290.53 uno linO nod in NGns
ben 0ra ShoBmciltcrS SS6t .l6. @clttc
iucr0cn sic Situn0en iort0cicBt NM
in ocuiclbcn ole ncucn 9comtcu &c
ip0blt mcr6cn,
III nubbGndtacr Oroen ser
@onhmCrfcr."
9ic MornIono @roEIoNc hcS lin
obbGnNiQcn SrbcuS Ser @onomcrtcr"
trot 0citcrn in Nr. $50, @cit8oIti,
more.S trobc, ST ibrcr TobrcSIibunG
5ninmnlcn. @roBtarhitctt Charles
@ccfcr cr0ifncte Die SiBuna. moroltf
Ser ErGiioent Ser Gcrcinigtcn @rii.
0criduits . @cielid]oit pom QtnrpIn0
Sobn sc. 9eponai ole %8iQfommen.
reoc biclt oltf ruelde Supreme Nlt'
Ter George 9l6olt0b crlui0erte. Sic
@eomtcmpnbl batte iolgcnbcS Heilll.
tot: Scnipr @robr NrfitcIt GborlcS
@cder, y@EQb Irbitett Charles g.,
@ngner &hc.@ rob Srdlitcft g@ilinm
GomnS, @roBiefrctQru elmer 9crn-
Gur6 @roBidaeneiiter &ohert ems
@roB E~rltiteeS @uL e. Cooper, @ep.
s. Seeming mtb Charles j. &rontr,
Suprem Experimentation CHARLES
@cfer lm0 u. u. Gounor.
Die Gomen Oc8e nllnab6Gugigcn
SrOenS scr 6onolperfer" crn0blten
foIgcnOc @comtc: Scnior @roB. ErG-
iiOcntin Irou elmer Bernhard,
@roB.|rGiiOentin 6rou 6ronci9
Nicrboilie, &icc @roB ErGiioentin
Srou Sotic Gopp, @roBicfrctdrin
Srou Morp 9. 9robp, @rObiGobme!-
Itcrin 6rou 6re0 3%luon5iacr, @rob-
aopIunin 6rnlr 5obn 9. @olmea,
@roB- Gonouftcllrin Sri. Sdrei6er,
@roB Snncre @odle Srou 9ranoorL
@roB NcnBcrc gSoAe Srou 9, Siegs
rift, @roBsG ruitcc5 Die @S. George
". Spillmon Nobcrt 2iiB mo &Citb
GrcIiell, Srprem , HcprGicntont ST..
Scrbcrt g. @Dro.
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Tic Sriiheler Sriicure unS Der
Mnfbnn.

Slt elllen arultiomen GonfIift stui.
lden ibrer berufli6en WiIIion uno
Der 6llrd)t Dor Dem Stroiridter ia.
men filr3lidl Die Goifieltrc ser belai.
ldcn SouptItuOt. Ger critic Soi6a(l
lit tilr SonntoG /. Mdr5, o1eeiebt.
DnS belgiid]e @cieb ober legt oen
6rllcltrcn lpie anoeren @eiuerbetrei.
bcnoen I%trengite Sonntagsrube oui.
Gilrd Die b~off6bige 9amentueIt gina
eln Sdrei oeS G%nticterS: ,g8er miro
ms ON 6oi6ingSionntog 5ltn, sol.
ball Ir%iiiren!?" @oS mar 81 tbun2
Die bon ibren aunoinnen beItiirm.
ten Soartilnltler ltanoen Dor einem
ld)lueren Dilemma: bobe Celebrate
chi Der einen Seite, ouf Der onoereu
groBter TeroritB Der feinen, Der al.
lertelnlten Sitnolhoit, uno - meIte
Shoroe Elm Soi6oa obre nele
lenlntlonelle 6riiltren, cine perlorene
Sdlodlt iiir Die gauge 4iinItlerae.
nleinoe. Sic ltiir5ten jluu IiniIter.
Serr Subert, Subaber oes Gortes
r%euillc@ fir SnOultrie uno Irbeit,
elnpfillg lic ~freunolidJ unO ipobltpoI.
Ieno, mic IS cine Ibor0nuna ser
"Icooenlie DC Couture" peroient.
gber dd)leljltdenb enti6ieo er: .0aS
@eleb lit 8eieb." 9ardif entif,ieo
ole afooemtc, Dab oaS 8eieb ole SS5n.
tereIen Der altnit nidt t0oten, oie
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-03-27

tired as when I went to bed. had a
dull pain in the lower part OF my back.
/ have taken almost one bottle of the
New Discovery and am so wonderfully
improved that l have come down here
TO thank Mr.. Cooper in person and OBJ
tain more of the medicine.
Another individual interviewed was
Mr.. j. II. Brooks, living at 527 Walnut
street, who had the following to say:
For the past eighteen months / have
been a constant sufferer from catarrh
of the head and stomach. Ny nasal
passages would become infiamed and
sore. ! would have severe headaches,
which affected my eyes. and great
crusts of matter would drop into the
throat. causing an irritation of the
bronchial passages, until the stomach
finally became poisoned. When ! would
lay down at night a phlegm would
gather in my throat until il almost
choked me. and would cause an au-
moving cough. Half a bottle OF
COOp6r's New Discovery gave me re-
lief, and when the first bottle was fin
ished / felt like a new man. / am
now completely cured and consider
Cooper's New Discovery the greatest
catarrh. blood and stomach remedy in
the world
The Cooper preparations have been
wonderfully successful throughout the
United States. We consider them ne
markable medicines and would be
pleased to explain the nature OF them.
Phoenix Drug Co
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-03-27
entire CITY INTERESTED
IN YOUNG MAN
COOper's New Theory Attracts Widespread
Attention During Stay in Cincinnati.

An adequate idea of the intense in
Serest which has been aroused by
young Mr.. Cooper during the past year
with his theories and medicines is
given in the following article which
appeared in the Cincinnati Post while
Cooper was introducing his ideas 10
the people OF that city. The article
saws: The beginning of Mr.. CoopeT's
second week in Cincinnati gives every
indication that he is to enjoy the same
astonishing success here as in other
cities.
From the first day of his visit the
crowds that call 10 see him have stead
lily increased. until now it has reached
8 point where several thousand talk
with him each day. The entire city
seems to have become interested in his
theory that the human stomach is
degenerate, and he already has an
army of followers in Cincinnati who
seem positive that his claims are cor
rect
A number OF Cfncinnatians were
interviewed at Cooper's headquarters
on Friday, and several interesting
statements, showing their intense faith
in CoOper's preparations. were secured.
The following are selected from these
statements and are characteristic of
them all: Mrs NJ Z. Emerson of $50
West Court street, said: 4 have suf-
fered with stomach trouble and con
stipation for year or so. When /
ate | would have bloated spells. sour
stomach, fermentation, bad taste in
my mouth In the morning ! was as