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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-13

For Clerk
e. E. McELWAIN
Charter Oak, Iowa.
F. r. SHIRTCLIFF
Charter Oak, Iowa.
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Willow Township.

For Trustees
AUGUST ARONSON
Charter Oak, Iowa.
CHARLES COLEMAN
Charter Oak, Iowa.
j. G. NELSON
Charter Oak, Iowa.
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Union Township.
For Justices of the Peace
A. A. CONRAD
.3.s. Arion, Iowa. III
For Constable
MILO KELLEY
Arion, Iowa.
j. II. PEARSALL
Dow City, Iowa.

For Trustees
q. H. CRANDALL
Dow City, Iowa.
II. w. LOGSDON
Dow City, Iowa.
JAMES WALTERS
Dow City, Iowa.
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Democratic County Candidates.
For County Auditor
NJ. ]. COLLINS
Denison. Iowa.
For County Treasurer
LOUIE EvERS
Denison, Iowa.
For Clerk of District Court
FRANK FAUL
Denison. Iowa.
For County Recorder
w. e. TERRY
DenisOn, Iowa.
For Superintendent of Schools
FRANK l.. HOFFMAN
Denison, Iowa.
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had drawn n little ether into his lungs
at that time, and allowed surgeon
to remove the thing, he'd never have
been bothered by il again. but nc
hated anesthesa. Therefore he
would only permit his surgeon to
lance the thing. II was a dermoid alb
scess, and. of course, it came Lnck
and resumed operations in time He
had it lanced twice again during the
ensuing years. His medical men told
him each time that the trouble never
could he remedicd until The abscess
was completely removed. but that. to
he would have to submit to an anes-
thetic. else he wouldn't be able TO
stand the pain of the operation.
When | told him, out OF hand. that
wouldn't think of adding him to my
list OF patients IL he would not per-
nit the administration of an ancs-
thetic so that | could get at that an
scess once for all and dispose of II
1t was almost comical to observe the
mans grief and distress. 1t was the
more cnmical because this man was
huge lummoX of hardy rugged in
dividnal with body, barring that alb
sccss, as sound rs bell of brass.
Wen. he had his ideas about that
aneslheuc business. he certainly had
and he told me all of them and all
about them. Folks died under ancs-
thctics blamed sight oitcnor than
They came out of il. aud so on and
so on, until hogan TO look ut my
watch. Then, every ounce OF him
fighting me III advance, he told me
that he'd take the anesthctic-told
me in a sort of my blood will be-
upon head way--and the next day |
brought The ctherizing doctor and =
nurse along. and the operation was
performed at his home. and he'll new
or have another ahsccss. in all human
probably as long as nc lives.
up to the last conscious gasp that
man was az in me aud all of my muir
dcrous kind AS matter of fact.
five minutes after he came ont of the
ether he was yelling for cigarette,
and he wasn't even sick at tic stom-
ach, as good many ether patients
are. "A cigarette said he, and n
lcctlc more Of that ether. ! like 1t.
New kind of Jag And wasn't he
hiihe and merry about it-aftcr
was over, lhl | wouldn't remind him
of what r sad figure he'd been cut
ting in the world for eleven wears or
so. going up and down his walks with
an absccss foOlimg around in him
that he could have been we'll rid OF
at first If he hadn't possessed that
foolish prejudice against half an
hours voluntary unconsciousncss.
Now. it is perfectly certain that any
woman equal III intelligence TO this
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Women have great faculty for maxi
ing up their minds about things. as
maybe you've noticed They yield tc
the inevitable with better grace
Than do men. When the woman plain
ly sees that there is no way ont OF
it except for her TO submit TO an
anesthetic. why, that settles ii with
her. She makes mp her mind TO 80
through with it, and that's all there
Is about il. Maybe it's Il manifesto
ton of and reversion TO the ancient
law OF feminine obedience The man
who's scheduled TO take an ancsthetic
fights the idea OF the thing right up
TO the minute that he crawls ur Is
lifted upon the table. and even after
he begins TO inhale from the cone he
is iguratvely shaking his head about
it and protesting against it away deep
down in his midriff.
Men who are booked To surrender
themselves 10 an ancsthctic will wor-
ry and harass their medical men con
stantly with all sorts of extraordinary
hcarsay yarns and morbid theories OF
their own about the effect of anes
,hctics. Thcy'n relate stories OF
friends OF theirs or people they've
read about who've died under The cf-
feet of ancsihetics When they catch
sight of n newspaper headline, Died
on the Operating Table they spread
1t ont triumphantlv before the doctors
eyes and invite him to just look at
that, will he, and then say that there;
no danger in properly administered
anacsthctics, They never think OF
the thousands and thousands of cas-
cs, every day. in which ancsthctics
are administered without The patient 5
diving. or, indeed. ever being in the
slightest danger of death. They cit q
the cases they read about or hear Of
and then they burn mp their nervous
systems breeding over these Isolated
instances.
Men in brief arc more pig headed
than women. Take that from me
am fully aware that the contrary view
is the generally accepted ono. Bui
II utterly reject and rcpudiatc The
contrary view. Mon. in most essen
t;al RESPECTS, are vastly more pig
headed than women
81 vii! cite you n little illustration
by way OF proof Recently ! was
called in by man who showed nc
a sort Of pet of his. The pet was a
recurring absccSs. Ii was nothing
veyy deadly, although he had allowed
his fear of ancsthcsia to prevent IFS
elimination for altogether too long \
time. | should have felt like smiling
ut this mans story of that ahscesS
had me not beer so tremendously nor
vois and worried His ab5ccss dc
vclopcd first eleven years ago. If he
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of proven courage, who would take a
chance on trying TO pull the eyes out
OF mountain lion with his naked
hands. il it came TO that, absolutely
unairaid Of anything in life, will be-
come as invcrtebrate as a jellylis.l
and as whipped as dog under \
porch over the mere likelihood that
he will have to subject himself 10 a
comparatively harmless. surgical OPP
Grafton. It's hard to strike averages
between such widely divergent view
points. But il is a certainty. that sur
geons are sometimes almost led To
believe that in some respects women
and men arc as far apart as any two
planets you might name.
IF had the tlme-whlch never
expect to havc-I should like TO in
vestigate, in the scientific mood and
manner, the actual underlying or ov-
erlapping reason why mon have such
{ far greater dread OF ancsthosia than
women. That they do any surgeon
will tell yon. Ninety men ont
of hundred possess an Unborn and
incradicablc dread Of snrrendcrinG
their consciousness 10 the power OF
an anesthctic. indeed most men
really dread the anesthctic moro than
they do the consequences OF the OPP
Grafton Even when the average man
knows that the operation which re-
qiircs him to submit himself to an
ancs'hctic is a comparatively trivial
affair. his whole mind rebels against
the thought of the mcsthctic. Even
when hc is assured that his chances
Of coming ont CT the ancsthc;ic are
about $3.50 in 10000 he sticks TO this
dread. II is something which. ap-
parcnily. he can't reason against. 1t
Is Inherent. insiinctiyc, an integral
part of him. | have seen some of the
strongest men--strongcst mentally. |
moan. and often physically. too
slump 10 a state of abjoci, really pit
liable spinclcssncss at the very suG-
gcstion of an ancstbctic
with women il is different. Don't
take me MS meaning 10 imply tina.
women like ancsthcsia. or. indeed,
that they haven't actual fear of the
effect of the ancsihciic should
hate to get 50 far away from the mark
as that But women. while you'll
commonly hear thcm give expression
TO the bromidium. Tn so afraid OF
either or j hate TO think of chloro-
fcrml' certainly nosscss no profound
dread of ancsthcsia thai is In any way
comparable to the mans dread of 1t
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boat, II saving OF close to 40 per cent
In power Is secured-a full unit OF
efficiency from the flow and pressure
of water being obtained. as compared
TO about one third of II unit hereto.
fore utilized by boats and ships under
sail or steam.
Nor is this Increase of speed at
tanned at the cost of other desirable
factors. Reference has already been
made To the Hydrocurve's endurance
of the severe washing and chnrning
Of the larger vessels during the re-
cent ST. Louis celebration. Many
earlier and even more severe tests
had established the fact that the hy-
drcenrve is more stable and seawor.
thy under rough weather conditions
than is the ordinary hull. This re-
markable stability is due simply 10
the geometry of its construction which
gives il three times the advantage OF
the ordinary hull in overcoming wave
action. because of its greater effcrent
surface ana because in the hydro
curve hull the greatest area of width
and fairness is forward and above tho
center of gravity. Tho Prov. which
ordinarily is not in contact with the
/ water. is conical wedge, so that the
i waves arc not given anything like the
purchase 10 roll the boat in Il rough
sea thai is given by the ordinary
I wcdse-shaped PROV, yet obyiatins
! Nulfncss of bow.
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29O9-2911 Washington Ave.
Women Have Less Fear Of Death

Speaking broadly, should say
that women have less fear of Death
than men, said surgeon of great
experience. Il base this belief en-
tiroly upon my own observation for
don't know what the theorists have
to say about il. Women will undergo
serious surgical operations with far
less trcpidation than men. II you are
given 10 analysis. You may account
for this in any enc of several ways.
You may say, for example, that wom-
en- are always in closer touch. SO to
speak, with death than are men.
refer 10 their bearing OF children.
You may say, again, that women are
physically more obtusc than are men.
and this is an established scientific
fact. The average woman can en-
durc far greater amount of physica!
pain than the average man. You may
contend. again, that women have less
imagination than men. which causes
them TO regard death with less terror
than do men. Well, this last fact
hasn't bocn so well established
am inclined to believe. though that
women really arc less imaginative
Shan mon.
"But. whatever be the nature OF the
prop That supports them. women
surely approach the operating table
with ercat deal less of visible fear
than do men, Probably shouldn't
use the word visible hero. because IL
In woman is afraid of anything she
will show IT, a man, even when he
lis in deadly fear, hates 20 show fear.
tries 10 cover ii mp. This reasoning
brings the women even higher atop
az The mon in tho matter of courage
4 i'm appfoaching operations. Tho WON
Ian would show fear If fear obscsscd
Ahrr. The man fights against reveal =
Hing his fear. and vet can't crowd Il
Ahack The great fundamental differ
pcnccs between mon aud women in
their nervous and mental make up
Bare moro clearly shown by their re-
asrcciivc attitudes in approaching sur
krical operations than by any other
Imnihod OF comparison.
a "You will come upon a hundred in
y CONSTITUENCIES, equally divided between
q he men and The women, IN probing
his maiicr. For example. tho won :
Elm who at sight OF u mouse will hop
5S,ton Of chair in y fren2v Of hys-
n oria. or faint outright. will undergo
Nn oncraiion In which she knows that
N,ho has something less than an even
Il nance without turning a hair. A man
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Bose Garth. of Clinton, probably
made The first corn shelter used in
Missouri. Fifty years ago, In 1858. he
devised one from watcroak plank aud
tenpenny nails.
He used 1t on his farm until 1861.
when Prices mon came through there.
saw II was a good thing aud took it
down to Jackson's mill, whore it was
used to shell the corn witch was
ground into meal for Confederate
soldiers
The old corn shelter was lost track
of for number of years by its MAX
er, but afterward he was informed
that ii was Icing preserved at Wash,
ington among other curious trophies
captured from the South. Clinton
(Mo) Democrat.
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man would have submitted to an an
csthetic and had that abscess remov-
ed in the first place That's only one
reason why | am contending that men
really are more pig-headed than wo-
men. and there are plenty of other
reasons, if only had time to cite
Thorn. "-Wnshington Star.
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Roat 70 Beat the LugItanIa.

A remarkable craft is described by
Paul Tyner in the Technical World
for May. The following ex-
tract from the illustrated article will
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APPLYING THE HEAT.

My supper's cold."
lie sworc with vim
And Then she made
i, hot for him.
Philadelphia .Iournal.
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Some men find II easier to dodge
taxes than automobiles.
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urteriu6une nil nobel iib .beraus-
itellte, baB tatidhlid SltDelen i'm
@erte bon $75O,00O feblen. Der 9i-
reftor Der ganf CAB gu, oab Der io-
eben ernoroete &onig &arlos Die feb
Ienoer sSuipelen aus Der 8anf emit
fernt ni16 nerfanft babe uno 5lpar
1nter Dem 8orgeben, bob es eifen
fiir6terli6en Sfanoal geben iperoe,
tpelln geipiile oringenoe Sdnloen
BEG fonieli6en Sausbalts ni6t io-
fort be5ablt piiroen. Ils &orig
Mmnuel oen Sa6perbalt pernabnL
berief er Ben Sinan8miniiter 81 ii6
nno fiinoigte alL bob er BON ieinem
@eloe oen @ert Ser permiBten SSSlttpe-
len erlesen meroe. 9ieie Sano-
lllnespeiie bes illngen &onigs erregt
aaertbalben 9elpllnberung, iel6lt r1-
ter oen Hepublifaerr.
Ser SSnbalt oes ioeben IN Ser
lin llnter5eibneten Noroiee-gertrages
lit befannt gegeben. Die &egierun-
gen bon 9eutihlano, 0anenarf,
sSranfreid, 8roBbritannien, Der geie=
oerlanoe lno bon Shpeoen erflarell
in ibnl oaB iie felt entidloiien iino,
gegenleitig oie beitebenoen territoriel-
len 3ehte alIer 2Gnoer an Ser Noro-
lee 5u srelpeftieren. Sollten ienals
l1mlt1noe ei1ltreten, tpelbe eine ooer
rnebrere Der oben eripabnten 9fegie-
rungen gu Dem @lauben peranlaiien,
bob ser berri6enbe itatns quo be-
orobt lit, 10 iperoen Die Signatur-
madte nit einonoer fonferieren nm
cine Gerltanoigung beaiiglid Der 5li
ergreifenoel Shritte 5u er5ielen.
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seit iiber 60 Sahrem

id,on tpuroe Wlrg. BinsIoip's Sootbs
ina.Gprup BON Millioaen BON weiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &noer ange-
ipenoet. 8irIt 0u I'M Sdlafe onrh
oas Sdreien zines Rinbes geltorf,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uno por S6meraen
ipeint? @enn 10, Iaife fefort etne
slaide bon ,Mrs. 8inslop's e5ootg.
ina.Sprrp" bolen. tsein 8ert TT
unbe8abIbar. gs tpirb Dem flernet'
2eioenoen iofort 2iuoernng perldlaf'
fen. gerIaBt eud oarauf, gsiit ter r,
es lit fem Sipeifel oariiber. IS bell1l
Diarrboe, reguliert ben Maaen I'M
Die geieren, beieitiet 8ino.aolif, er
tpeidt ben @aumen, perbinoert Y ut
aiinbunq uno itGrft bas golt5e ~
item. uWers. @insslotp's Sootb I'M
Sprup" fir Sdbnembe ainoer 1T m
aenebm i'm @ei6mad; oas Ne5t p
itonllnt BON einem Der 1eiten ipeib Y
den @erste in BEN Ser. Staaten. { :
1T Bel alien Oruggiiten in Der gang e
@eIt at boben. Ireis 25 Gents p {
ssIai6e. aauft nidts onoeres a
,,Wrs. @inslotp's Soothing Sprup
@arantiert unter Der Gooo at
Drugs glfte, 80. SuYli 1906, Sert
Summer 1898.
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Giienbabns Jabrplau.
g. u. & u. g. 8abm.

n9abb erode" ">3ug mad 9ouiton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont unb Orange Mbfabrt llbr abenos,
Mnfnnft 7.55 norgens.
gsat RerrebiI1e, Mbfabrt $50 ntoreens, slil'
fiinft bort 11.30. abfabrt bon &errbtue 11br
na6mittags. Mnflnft tn san alntonto 7.5o
abenbs. gaur @amftaes mad aerrbiIIe: 4 ubr
na6mittags. giiuTabrt bon bart Wsontags B. }
moreens. Mrfunft in Can Mntonto $50 moe
gems.
gsa9 guero, goofum, 3oufton, SaIbeito1,
Giooines, HodenIe, Cameron unb Boeo, Mbs
fabrt e45 bormittags, @nfrnft rbr morgens.
gsadb geebine, Corpus gbriftt, gIice Watbts,
Mranfas 9aB, Hodport. Mbfabrt LEO nabs
nj. taos unb l1br abenos. MHfuHft 7.65
ntorgens nnb 150 na6mtttaes.
gsa6 Satfurias, abfabrt llbr abeHos, stn.
flrft 7.55 uorgens.
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@abl ; Mn5eigen.
SIR Sheriff.

Die .Treie Yreife fir Eegas" 1T aaitos
riiiert. m15uaeigen, 6ab 9. 8: gimp
/ E b @anbibnf fir bas 4mt eires Sberiffs
bon 8egar gpllntb tit unb ii@ Der gmts
ideibllig berN 6emotratiiden Rrimirs
tpnblen ilntertpirft.
Die .Sreie greie fir gegas- TIT autos
riiiert, art5u3eisen, baB s ames M {.
gIosteb &nnbibat fir baL Nmt
bes Gberiffs bon gegar gountb If uno
fi9 ben benlotratifden Rrimdrtpahlen TN
Snli nntertpirft.
Sic sSreie greiie fir Segas~ 1T
altoriiierf, an5r3eigen, bah 8 NJ $.
q 0 t rtb &anoi6at fir oas Mmt ets
neg Sberiffs bon 8egar @ountp 1T urto
fidb Der gntibeibuns Der oenlpfratiiden
Erin1drtpablen untertpirft.
Sic vSreie 9reiIe" lit alltoriiiert,
8eorae Surteb als 9anoioat fir
bas slnlt bes 9 Sberiffs BON gerar
gountb, abbdueie bon ben inn Snli gu
6altenben bemofrntiid)eu gBrimdrfpablen,
ansufiinbigen
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Glbeitano 5uriid, lieB iid in 8bilo-
oelpbia aieoer uno NOR BORT gelhaft-
lid tGtig. gr lit @ittner uno mobnt
Bel elmer perbeirateten Sodter. Ser
alte nod riiitige Serr lit Sreilnanrer
llt1o @itglieo Der @rano Srnp. er
oiirfte Ser Gin5ige iein, Der bon ben
Mitglieoern Der Wannldoft oes ers
itep preuBiiden &riesslhiffes nod
oln 2eben lit.
Die eroBte ganf Der Welt
miro oenllld6lt Seem Oorf baben.
Durd oie @ereinigung Der Ratlonol
@itp 9anf lrno ser National 8onf Of
Commerce miro Ell, 6inan5inltitlit ge=
Ihaffen iperoerl oos iiber 25 Wfillio=
men Doaors aapital, nabe5n 80
Millionen 9felerpel1 uno iiber 1923
Miaionen 9epo1iten perfiigt.
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Seras.

9fobert Shorobini elmer Der
befannteIten oelltiden @iirger bon
Meoina Gountp, lit IN 9onoo e1tp
aeftorben. gr bat oas bobe Sitter bon
81 ssabreu uno brei Wonofen
erreidt.. SIN Mai oes Sabres 1916
tam er nod gaitrobille nno bat lett
Dem in Meoina Gountp eepobt.
9ei einem Seller in eiilem
glepator in 9ouiton fiel cine groBe
Mafie @etreioe ouf ben 5euermebr-
mann Moffat un6 eritidte i'm.
2orers Dored, ein alter oent-
iher getpobner BON @alneiton, TT
ae1torben. gr fam Dor nngefabr iebs-
aia eSsabrell oortbin.
Wait GROCER Maioritat baben
Die Steuer5abler BON 81 Yaio be-
ifIofien, Bombs gum 9etrage BON
$5OO,O00 aus5ugeben. 9as Gelo
ioa 5nr grridtung zines Seiper-
Splterls, 5ur Strabenpflaiterling,
gum gou BON Sdulbduieri llno an-
6erem benubt iperben.
sssnl iiiolihen Sell bon Cole
man Gountp bat ein iblimmes 9a-
aeluetter getobt lino cine Mn5abl Sci
Ser pertpiiitet. gr eritredte ii6 iiber
elm @ebiet, oas cine babe Weile
brett uno nebrere Weilen lang mar.
esn einer y8or Gar, Die lnabe
oem uSfounobonie" Der Seras Cen
trail gobn in &empiteao itano, bat
man Die 2ei1e zines unbefanilten
ueiBen 1eannes seflnoen. Der
Mann mar mngefabr 5ebn big 5ipolt
Gtunoen tot.
Die 6rau Oes Gourtpidasmel-
tiers Duogeon in 9ort 2opaca goB
beinr Seaermo6en periebentlid @alo-
lin ftatt 8etroleunl alif 0as Sola.
glIs iie es on5iinben iDoIlte, erfolgte
cine @rploiion ltno iie enlpfing idpere
Bronomunoen.
glus goriicana miro geneloet,
ooB Der Stllrnl am Donneritag nibt
III Der @egeno BON Nice, ionoern aitf)
in a1t6ern Orten BON Naparro gonn-
tp, pie 9npeIo, Sroit, 8loontne
@rope II. a. Shaoen angerihtet bat
Gin Mann namens Gbarles
Neterion, elm iogenanrter gtabttpano'
Ter, itiir8te, pdbreno er inn Sdlafe
undergoing, aus einem Seniter TN
atpeiten Stodtperf ieines 8oaroig'
houies auf Die StraBe lno muroe il
idfper perlett, oab er glei9 ooralt'
itarb.
- 9(us 2lano gountp ipiro genlel'
BET, es liege Der ioeben onfamntett'
getretenen @rano-Surp fein einatgel
@rinlinalfaa Dor.
llnier Gtaats.Mebenue-Mgerl1
bat Die eridiitternoe gntoefling ge'
mod)t, oab nad oen meiiten nnle'
rer 9srobibitionscounties 5ablreidt
gunoes-2i5enien fir ben 8erfall'
aIfobolbaItiger @etranfe Derfalf.
neroen. 9fls Oh bas niht ein offe
nes @ebeirnnis ipare.
Sn Der geabe pom Columbus
hat Der COLORADO Die Nieoerrnger
iiberflutet, ond einen Seil Der gro
| ben Bride on Der Strabe nab vi
lepton forteeriiien. slu6 in De
@eaeno BON @eimar iinb piele 5el
| Der iiberihnemmt iporoen. Oa'
Wo5ier i'm Colorado lit bober ols mi
| es ieit ssobren eeipeien lit.
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0altet bie ytieren in Orb
1tlttsa.
Gs lit Ser WfIbe inert, Die @einnbbeit
su idpnem nm6 mebrere San
9lntuniper ipiiIen, tute bies
si ttm lit.

8iele 9eipobner bon San gntonio
beoroben ielbit ibr 2eben, inoem tie
ibre Nieren perna6ldiiigen, tpenn iie
tpiIIetl ooB bieielben Der Siilfe beoiir-
fen. &rartfe 9eieren fino fir piele
2eioeti nn6 I1le1te @eiunobeit ber-
onttportli9, ober es tit gar rtidt notig
gu leioen, ooer iid GROCER @sfabr
aus5uieben tpenn ale 2eioen,
Shlner5en nno &ranfbeiten, Die al1f
i6made 9eieren 5uriid5ufiibren fino,
i6nen 1rtb permanent 6nr6 9oans
gierenpillen geboben tperoen fonnen.
Sier 1T oas 3eugnis eines 8iirgers
bon Gan Intonio, Der feline 8eilt11o-
beit our9 Sen @ebralah 6ieIes Weit-
tels tpieoer erlangte:
g. S. $ Soud d, Elm friiberer Sar-
mer, 1917 91.-SadberrD Strabe, San
Mntonio, ger., iaet: vDoan's Mieren-
Billen tpuroen mir fir geierenleioen
empfoblen unb, nahoenl id fie ge-
braudt batte, fano id, 6aB fie anes
tu1L mas bon ibnen ertpartet miro.
Sd faufte iie i'm 8erar Drug Store
uno nabn 1ie 6en @1ipeiiungen ge-
m1By nit BEN beiten Heiultaten. Sd
balte 9oan's geieren-Billen fir elm
bo9it ipirfiames Mittel gegen Nieren-
&ranfbeiten."
Gum @erfauf bel allen Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Jpiter-Wilburn g.,
Buffalo, Stem Yorf, aaeinige Mgenten
fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gu9 beg 9sanens =
,0nan's. u11o nphn1t feine a110eren.
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- 0os @eipiiien lit Der unerbit-
terlibite 9iidter; es fennt feine mill
oernoe lltnitanoe.
- IS eibt Weni6en Die ibre
ShneibIer baiien = menn iie ,nidt
bid genug ouftragen.
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Den spb anf ben Ierien

botte Seile 9. Morris BON clippers,
So, I'M Sribiabr 1906 @r iagt:
Sin @neun1onia-slnfaa binterlleB
Bel mir iolde Sdmabe nno iol9en
Suiten, oaB meme Sreunoe erflarten,
Sic Sdtpinoiudt batte mid; Ser 500
NOR allf meine Serien. gnn tpuroe
mir Or. Sings gfeue gntoedung 3lt
nebmen geraten. sic balf Iofort,
5ueieinbaIb Slalden furierten mid
uno id fono, oaB fie oas bette Wfitta
Der @elt lit fir &uiten uno 2nngen.
lei6en." @ara1tiert 5u baben Bel
MooIpb DreiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
so Gts. itno 81. 8robeflafhe fret.
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gpmtbern Yacific gabn.

MuYGgrL
Ma6 sseip Orleans, Soufton nnb @albefton,
tdaIfd6 1140 mfttags
uno ll.5u aoeHoo
gsa6 gaeIe Sab, 81 2aio, Californian uto
mserifo -. 500 borutittags u. $50 abenhs
Mnfnnft.
Son SEEM Orleans. Soniton nnb @albeiton
tdaIid 7.35 u1orgens
unb 600 nanmittaes
gon 81 gafo, gaIifornien unh Mserifo :.
lilo boruittngs
Q01 nf1pffn8
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$. & 8. ". sabn.

Mtfa1tE
ga1 alien gsorbsTerassg sgunften :.
A 11br lno s born1itta9s.
gsa6 ct 2ouis, Wsenrpbis uuo benz Often
l.25 ubr nabm. unb 45 nbenbs.
gsadb MeTiio 1920 ubr pormtffags.
Mntnnft.
Bon ct. 9pnis u benz Diten $50 mOra
Son ct. 2omis II. bem Often, $50 morg.
Son 2arebo rnb Megifo ....1.05 nahm.
8on ct. 9uuis, &anias @itb 8 45 abos.
ct. Sonis & Sun Sramtiaso Basn.
MbFabrt.
0a6 Sort emitb. Springfield. Ct 2ouis. &ans
fas gitb, gbicaeo IS. & 9. q. Depob
o.oo upe''pS
MntAnft.
Bon st. 2onis, aauias gitb. Barts, gbtcagr
sssasrs. 1910 morgens