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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13

Special dependence.
DEssA. March Miss AleNan-
dra Aloksieff cf this city keeps
/no less than so dogs and so cats
in her house This small size
army OF animals has become such
nuisance 10 the nclghbors that they are
pcrpctualy complaining 90 the police
and tho sanitary committee 60 have 10
removed by force.
The fair but aged. owner OF all those
pots o. remarkably reticeut. and ok
cept for few women who look after
the dogs and cats. not oven her scrv-
ants are allowed entrance into that
part OF the house where they live. 10
presents a forlorn enough appearance
from the outside. Tho balconies and
vcrandas are cummed with an mani
uor OF household lumber. which, by
reason OF having lain there so long. is
covered with dust and moss. The large
gateway. common 90 Russian houses. is
kept locked day and night and the
porter has strict orders 20 admit mo-
body. The tradesmen who go there
are received outside the gate and their
wares taken from thcm there.
htNclFc W ILL IAlaNt
Naturally AN sorts of stories are Boa
circulation about the neighborhood COM
corning this house. The barkngs of
dog. and wailues of cats. heard
through tho closed gateway, have been
attributed 90 tho spirits Of persons
Mademoiselle Alaksien is said 90 have
lcuitchcd. children are afraid To- pass
th,. door and peasants cross themselves
and hurry along when they do $50. The
Ildy's servants, AN elderly people like
herself who have grown gray In her
service. keep apgrt and are avoided I'M
church or at tho market where they goo
t1 buy food. The woman rs intimate
with nobody. once one of tie dogs was
% and veterinary surgeon was sent
for She received him in duhDrod
room 800 that me- could not SEQ hlt
asked him questions which tended to
prov. that she knew as much as, If
not more. about eats and dogs than hg
did, paid him his Zee. and dismissed
him.
DO was not till delicate King Charles
spaniel was imported into the house
and got Inflammation Of the lungs that
shc showed herself To him. The new
p.t-for which sha had paid fabulous
puce-Was so ill that she lost all ret,-
cenyo. ON receiving an urgent message
from the porter with a promise that
he would Get any fee he liked 10 name,
provided th. dog was saved, the wet
hurried Co the spot A small withcrod-
no old lady of 50. neatly dressed iu the
fashion Df lu years ago, mot him iu-
sidp tuO gateway and implored him
90 -4. fho dog. he attended the pet
for ..uIgut and being the only out
slider H,hn has ever seen this house.
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erect, and be- gives the IMPRESSION Of
being over six feet In height Whom
in bis study he works In "a great, all
euvolopiog dressing gown Of thick SAT-
uon-colOred material and this gar
ment also tends 20 add 90 the mures-
sion of height.
RATHER DICTATORIAL.
Being accustomed 60 domineer over
and dictate Go everyone with whom ne
comes in contact, the generals man
n.. is anything but pleasant. though
when sitting for his picture before the
camera he is am ideal subject $40 far
Hs lumobihty is concerned. The gem
oiHl ls such 90 tremendous worker that
Doe seems tI regard any time as lost
which is not spent in attending to af-
fairs OF the Army He usually man
ages % keep two or three secretaries
busy most of the time. Not satisfied
with working mis- full 10 hours per day.
No. frequently converts his bedroom in-
90 workshop. lie has always suffered
from insomnia and when not able 10
sleep, gets up iu tho night and works
away at anything which has been oc-
cupyinR his attention in the daytime
showing himself no lenloncy whom IL
comics 90 Work, the general exercises
very little cons Iteration Tor others Il
ls only when physically worn out uim-
self that hr consents % rest Taougn
sleeping badly the general Is always
au carly riser. and gets down 90 aut-
moss almost Immediately after hls very
plain breakfast He s alstomious ln
odtns drink nothing but water. and
WfNlN. uI um. over hIa choice of
Nlauds. limiting h'WseIf to "a plain diet
tc expects an those around Dim t1 fal-
low h.s example. and woo beudc 4ur
stvHtIomat whom h. clutches "uNIue
things easy Tl. general u8s ussor
possessed reputation for consideruuo9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13

make the Individual perfect then OH.
community becomes riIht simply r.
having 10 in "a large humble. Ut i.U-
viduuls who are pledged to ught.u..
ness. Then. besides. Oh, general looks
ON The Socialists as nothing more ru
Jess than "a political party. ana lrm
the earliest days he Mould nHt Dig On.
salvation Army have anything 0 O.,
with politics of any kind
"BOOKISH' ERAMWELL
"Now, Bramweu Booth" continued
the eX-commissiouor 'miert fa said
TO Doe man who has Oh. generals
head without IFS heart Brmtau ha.
always been more or less OF a box
ish' man He has not mingled $50 ID
speak. With the vulgar crowd arf Dr..
nothing like the knowledge OF un
which the general Possesses B-.m-
we'll has always remained 300 what
might be called the inner circle of o..
army, while the general has uDrsa5
from the periphery toward the center
the general possesses the larger as
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AFTER GENERAL BOOTH-WHAT?

Who VIII Succeed the Aged of the Famous tn
Supreme Question Salvation Army Centers Celebrates
His 8Oth Birthday Ap ii the 10th.
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ar. .ra.le.s or iur novel concern which
De- .ttef.uifns to buy and SELL potatoes
bg Oh, apostolic pound
Tr. Christian business association
has lt- own way uC looking 40 tliug-
For instance. un,u they were asked
Goo "stuud llr" photograph of their
snou. 90 manager Enormously object
.I .a.inr that 30 was certainly
against religion that amy Craven
image. ar likeness. should Doe made of
ANYTHING ON earth under the earth.
or ion tine waters beneath the earth "
AS even vegetable shops run on Chris
tau business lines seemed to be in
Guided in this somewhat sweeping cate
uory there was hitch iu the picture
une nnul lne 'nonasel ,ls,l 'ti'lpoi,,I' -
Tbotocraphers artists. musicians. and
practically am professional persons
seem to come under the ban. for aC-
,ordiur 10 "C. b. A" IDEAS iu order
q, remain I'm n state of grace while
,,oririna ono must do something with
tno hands or fcot. following out the
rvamuIa of ST Paul who stuck 20 tent
mailing ,ycek-a-davs while preaching
tre pospel ON sunday afternoons.
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4. II. tLAfhE L1AN - hOit'ii
The o,igipafo,-at ls3sf I'm England
~. .5,ri,+f,.. t.,si,,.gs IA, be- a..
60. r3,,.sr.r,1. IL clarke who
enc ,.cors ae, shook the dust Of An.
T,ItatiisLed C,,,,.,b ~ Is,pIard from
~, go a., d,.+,,,ti, rsgbio, ro, "a
,,,,r,tor ~ ,,es'rs tho .pay Do clarke
- ,,,,te1,I 5,,,,i.e .,l,,,ost ar,oupt -
a. y, Observation-Disclosures ,butl,irs o,.or
Co., a., tl,.. ,i,,,,.lb rIo b,5
i''s ~ l,,,oi,,.i... 49, an cb,,r-b
-.,' 49, ~. 80. 49, r,-lrt-ing r,r
.',,,',,i..,t ,,to, M Cbristion.
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49, .,,i f,sd 5.,..,,,I.,,,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13

for the job. ana that when the general
passes from the theater of activity the
Army viii fan 20 pieces-or. II not. viii
DO kept going without a general"
As if To combat the suggestion that
General Booths demise will wind up
the Army concerted efforts are being
mode throughout the world Co demon
state that the organization over which
Doc resides is permanent one. quite
capable OF sustaining itself in full efi-
cheney even after the general has
passed away The feeling of uncer-
taIuty as Gao whether or not the gene
eru viii be with the army next year
has brought out the emotional side Of
tho birthday festivities, and they
promise 90 be am event unique in the
history of the salvation Army
MONSTER MEETINGS.
Il has been arranged that several
monster meetings win be held iu Lone
falls. and al "a number OF these the
general himself viii preside. AS il
might Doe the last occasion on which
many of his followers viii have the
opportunity of seeing the general in bis
old-tImc role of leader addressing DIS
own flock these mretIngs viii ate
tract SaNatonists from AN over
Europe, and o. is expected that even
tho Army Jubilee celebrations of "a Few
years ago viii Dee surpassed As the
separate Army organizatiOus iu the
2' Inherent countries Whore salvation
ism is definitely established number
$685. ana comprise more than 10000 of
uDDrH This celebration Will hc un iu-
.rrHau0ual ule boo every sens, ut inc
word
owing J0 tha fact that the general
HrHH recently operated upon for Dttal-
|.l DO WHs supposed that ho would uu.
.HN, unIO.uutN recovered tu attend
iI.. DEHusung functions Dob UHuU...
u.u with nis birthday Hu drHp.ta la
IulmIue and years tn. agcI I1dUH
.fIN THs-.a uu immense fund u. EI-
.aIIiH HUI exercises hIa control us.r
.rrI. H.nI of Army organization ul-
UHst l. VIGOROUSLY as over. Uc haas
au.mr.I Ha hrNHf tfat Do. Wu rat
N". H M. IH uui certainly personal
contact With Em docs Doe b.Iie thH
possibility
BUSY ALI THE TllE
Tl. writer recently visited General
Booth H.s homo. Hl1l Ipu.. 40 HaI-
IOE Wood lH IHe 0utsiart Ur london.
HII tH".| H.u overwhelmed u huH..
..H. I.."f.us .r'l..H auI ..I.rs tl I.#
."uHHn HH officers. Hui .if.rH UaI-
WIHIg Hm..If Cd moments r..l TuH
$500. only U.W da1F after ha u.0H-
u0H WI HH HHa kaOp'uE WuuHlN f1u
.HH. hHaf which ht hHH observed UTe-
N..Hr fn ni WnuH
lir Nf. Iu .nmmuuiuu. bui u'aIu-
'F furnished HnWr uf tho country maine
HIuu i.U. Everything about tnU place
U."I.Ih. simplicity combined WITH "a
Hnm"uhlt rude comfort THe general
whom "orhlus. ocouWes n largo back
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poet OF affairs He knows The man p.
the street and the 'lassie who ogcup
The humblest post; and De- also Ano.
what men 90 pick out iu oflt
place them "a the head ol aliN.
B4mwen Booth is undoubtedly o N.
of great ability, there is DO aouui u.
that score. but he rs NJ dine0At I''
his father ln every way lr % b l"
siblo 90 imagine
MAY BE so SUCCESSOR
"Tho question of General b''l
successor is % very imDor.a. 9N.
matter OF fact thorc fI..
sIbiity that there mas FOE Hl
s1T at al $50 man can t.A ODD.
erals place and hold an. u.
haf done. and many person ..
tho inner working of Che hI
.Ilor that a. would Doe l...
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without question or argument of any
kind. He is absolutely ucAurable IN
these ukascs. as has been found cut by
members of his own FANNY VINO *
pgcted that the general would mlHe
some allowances tor thclr relations l'.
Balungton Booth iu America and EN-
ma booth iu France have uo.h rA-
perienced the generals dlsplatsu,e e.
When Darlington boOth-in aCcp. dance
with % rule of the army that e., cry
commissioner should move from Dus
post To another at the end Of five sel,5
refused to retire, the general "urvd
hum out of the army altogether, When
his daughter Emma, VINO had achieved
perfect miracles of organization an
Franco, began To differ from her fa,ncr
on certain doctrina points the ganrdl
gave her her walking papers without "a
moments hesitation. II viii be ieui'.n-
borcd that for some years even brIm-
well Booth and tue general did not -ot
along very well together, thou-h lusir
disagreement was eventually pafcaeI
"oNE MAN SHOW"
The exact situation OF the internal az
fairs of tle salvation Army at .ha
present time have been described % the
writer by "a former commissioner who
m
the general and who. for obvious rea-
son, does not wish his name 70 appear.
III is a difficult thing to predict what
win become of the salvation Army
when the general goes out OF It,' said
this one-time member of the 5 enc al
star The army today is what might
be described ass a 'une man show MA-
lions of Salvationists an over lhe
world believe I'm the general and look
upon him as "a veritablc prophet but
they have not the same faith Don the
army itself simply as an Organization.
The religion of tho army is the special
doctrine of the general when ho dies
or Is removed from the scene there is
absolutely mo- one else who can supply
his place in just the same way In which
hc fuhls IT,
"The general after am. is one of the
most remarkable personages of the Gene
tury. Tie is a profound student OF hue
man nature. ! know from personal oz.
perience what a. wonderful insight boo
has into character. He can look at
man once and Immediately size him
mp. AE a rule his judgment Con these
matters has always been correct
GOES AFTER THE INDIVIDUAL
where the general differs from
Hramwell Booth, iu my opinion. .s ths.
Hc has always worked among men DO
his early days he was on the street
corners preaching organizing and
spreading the light he came into con-
tact ln after years with hundreds ~
influential people, from the king down.
and hn has always gone direct 90 the
open book of humanity HE knows
just what chords to strike on the 0r-
gan 'f emotion. and his personality ls
% power io ls NOE what might D..
called learned man lu the academic
sense. though H0 roads "a great dDtl..
mostly religious books, auQ those cone
uectrl with social urohloms- though ho
is mot sJ.IaiIs. FOB any sense oI fha
WORT. Do believe m th. conversion
uf thr individual m.u. lle Says ir ,lu
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GOES ATTER TIE INDIvrDUAL

4" A FIEE my long residence opporu.ltr
4 \ have had ION observing ue g.aea0
.'n ana u' da1pp3nneut uel commonly OBJ, n
' expected To- havo 0r"
"'-'0 may follow with the gIoateat probability
ID suppose some such consideration desire u
'n u} "ehN.u birthday should % American
people b0arur QUESTION:
'' 'I n' American people hat no honor
'' .' ftEn ot rghtnuauers,
' '' r''tf tha endure forever sraHu0Has
''a} with which they pleasures world
''| VIII nave good chance finding ahh
thC world 70 Initiate"
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apt. l6
NOTICE
Notice TO owners preliminary TO issu-
ance of Tax Deed:

Notice TO owners preliminary TO issu-
ance of Tax Deed:
70 whom it way concern and the un-
known owners of the hereinafter des
cribed town lots located in the towns
of Hydro, Bridgeport and Binger, and
which lots was duly advertised, and on
the twenty-hrst day of November,
1904, were ouly sold to The county of
Caddo, State Of Oklahoma, in the man
ner provided by law for delinquent
taxes due thereon for the year 1903.
That said County Treasurer issued 10
said County certificates Of sale there
for, which have been held continuously
by said County for a period Of more
than three years from date of such
sale, and no person having offered to
purchase the same for the taxes, PEN
alties and cost due thereon, and said
lots now remain unredeemed from said
sale.
No, therefore, /, Ed NJ. West, Coun-
ty Treasurer Of Caddo County, State
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/ asst Oct.
'irst Pub. Sept. l6.
NOTICE

Notice TO Owners Preliminary 20 Issu-
ancc Of Tax Deeds.
To whom il may concern, and the un-
known owners Of the hereinafter d, %
scribed town lots, located in the towns
Of Apache, Bridgeport, Lookeba and Ily-
lro, and which lots weresduly .advertis.
cd and on the Twentieth day Of Novem-
ber. 1905, were duly sold to the County
Of Caddo, State Of Oklahoma, in the
manner provided by law for the delin-
queut taxes due thereon foi the year
1901 That ia County Treasure e.
sued to said county certificates Ol sale
therefor which have been held,contnu-
ously 10y said county for period Of
more than three years from the date Of
such sale, and no person having offered
to- purchase the same for The taxes,
penalties and cost due thereon, and said
lots now remain unredecmed from said
sale:
Now, therefore, |, I'd NJ. West,
County Treasurer Of Caddo County,
State Of Oklahoma, will ON
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCr, 1909,
between the hours Of one O'Clock and
four o'clock p. M, of said day, at the
Treasurer's office in the court house OF
said Caddo County, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following list Of Lots located
in the Towns, County and State above
mentioned
The undersigned, County Treasurer
will execute to The purchaser at
such sale his heirs or assigns, deed
of conveyance which shall rest in the
Grantee an absolute estate, in fee sim
pie, so far as the said County Treasur-
er is empowered by law to sell and con-
vey the same. -
ED. NJ. WEST,
Treasurer of Caddo County.
II
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WHERE THEY
WILL PREACH
(Continuec from first page

Miss ion E.S Stockwell; MN Pow
ets, II o Callahan, c f McRaha, J A
Lagrone, J NJ Lott, NJ Baker, T p
Sisdon. o A Wright, Thomas Pingrec,
l. q Margrave, M c Hickman, Z +
Young, w l. Swsrtz,
Mark White Missionary &c Nevada
Mission, X c McReynolds. Missionary
20 Black Hills Mission; C F Lucas.
w A Pratt, Amzia NJ steele, + J
Crumley, Missionaries 90 New Mex.
leo Mission.
G. W Inel ard Sidney Manning
left without appointment TO attend
one Of the schools.
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of Oklahoma, will, on Monday, the
Eighteenth day of October, 1900, be-
tween the hours of one O'Clock and four
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, at the Treas
trer's office in the court house of said
Caddo County, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following list of lots, located in the
towns, county and state above mem
toned The undersigned County Treas
urer will execute to the purchaser at
such sale, his heirs or assigns, a deed
of conveyance, which shall vest in the
grantee an absolute estate in fee sim
pie, 80 far as the said County Treas
urer is empowered by law to sell and
convey the same.
ED M. WEST,
Treasurer of Caddo County
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Miss Mau4e u Wi.4m, y
superintendent is inspecting schools
IN the southeast part Of the eoorty
this week.
Miss Mabel Gibbs, who has been
quite i'll for the past three weeks is
again able to be on outy al the
Lacey & Castle Abstract Office.
You can buy nice apples for 25
cents per peck at Hanmert & Ayres.
2l5 3td
Fresh oysters, fresh Nraut and
fresh bulk olives at Hammert &
AVrrs. 2l5 6td
Mrs II NJ Tilton enjoyed visit
from her grandmother, dr Wolver
ton ard mother, Mrs W Wow rJor
and Miss Ruby Garner, oi Ltvfoo
o.el Sunday
Mrs. Il. w. Lewis, of Kildart
C. s. Msrkin, Of Thomas. C. s.
Bir"hfield, OF Enid and Mr.. Crabtree.
of Lawtnn. were very pleasant
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C A. Cleve-
land during conference.
Miss Nora Moore. Hugh Hpryev
and Miss Grace Richart were Chicka
sha visitors, Sunday.
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20 make it worse. Then i went TO q
second doctor who after examining tho
baby said it was eczema. He also gave
me an ointment which did not help
either. The disease in the meantime
spread all over the face and the eyes
began TO swell. became very anxious.
The itching grew intolerable. had to
tie the baby's hands to the cradle to
prevent her scratching. The cheeks
were covered with blood and it WI. q
terrible sight TO see. consulted doc
tors from September to December, bur
they were unable 20 cure the baby. L
paid out from twenty TO thirty dollars
without relief.
lone OF my friends told mo Of the
Cuticura Remedies and | sent at once
for a set which began TO use that even
ing. The next morning the baby's faco
was all white instead Of red and you can
imagine how surprised was. / cannot
find words enough to praise Cutioura
and | do not know what would have
become Of my baby only for it. used
the CuHcura Remedies until the eczema
entirely disappeared. The child is now
three years old and quite well. l used
three cakes Of CutiCura Soap. two boxes
OF ClIticura Ointmea; and one bottle of
Cuscura Resolvent aud never use any
other soap. always recommend then
whenever there il a chance for doing so.
/ will send YOU one Of her pictures
which she had taken just after she wa@
healed. Mrs. r. T.. Gumbin, Sheldon,
Ia, July l3, 1905
Cuticura Soap C25e) Ointment C5Ocl Resolvent
fhroughout the world Potter Drug & Chem Corp
Sole Props, la1 Columbus Ave. Boston.
Ss-Mailed Tree. Cutisura Boob on skin Diseass
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Estrayed or Stolen

One dark bay horse. pony built.
white bind foot. Square brand on
left shoulder and hip. Liberal reward
Taken Tuesday night.
j l. Montgomery. City
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right cheek. l did not
pay any attention to
them but finally the
spots grew so large
that | sent for the doc
tor who said II was
Tingworm. He pre-
scribed an ointment
which 1 used for two
weeks, but instead Of
helping the eruption,
the ointment seemed
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Ozark water for sale by Loga
Billingsley lit East Main Street.
Pnon 3lO. l7ti df
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-11

Skirts cleaned and pressed
75c to $l.50. Anadarko Tailor
ing Co. Phone 70.
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Wanted

A lady to make and serve biscuit
and coffee at Duncan & Leonhard's 8
Hardware Store. Apply at once.
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For Sale or Rent

One Smith Premier No Type.
writer, new. K. K. Robinson.
l63dt e
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Wanetd

A lady to make and serve biscuit
and coffee at Duncan & Leonhard S
Hardware Store. Apply at once.
Two nicely furnished rooms at 32s
west Okla Ave for rent to gentlemen
pa AZ
Suits pressed, SOC. Anadarko
Tailoring Co. Phone 70.
Smts SIS to $50. Anadarko
Tailoring Co. Phone 73.
Logan Bilhngsly agent for Ozark
water Phone No. $40. not
Broadway.
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WANTED--Cigar salesman wanted in
you locality TO represent us. Ex-
perier-o unnecessary. sl1o per
month, and expenses. Write for
particulars Monarch Cigar Co..
St. Louis, Mo.
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ED NJ WEST,
Treasurer of Caddo Cour
C. T. WILLIS, Deputy.
Wanted

A lady to make and serv, biscuit
and coffee at Duncan & Leonhard's 3
Hardware store. ApplJ at once.
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Wanted

WANTED Good horse Ito use for
feed Gni keep over winter. 2lld3t
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Broadway.
Weak Kidneys

=. Weak Kidneys. surely point 90 weak kidney
Nerves The kidneys like the Heart, and tina
stomach, hnd their weakness. not In the organ
Itself, but IN the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them, DR.. Shoop's Restorative is
medicine specifically prepared TO reach these
controlling nerves, To doctor the Kidneys alone
-sn
II your back aches or is weak. II tho urine
scalds orisdark and strong, II you have symptoms
OF hTights or other distressing or dangerous kid
ney disease, Try Or. shoop's Rsstorativea month
Tablets OF Liquid-and see what IL can aud win
DO you. Druggist recommend and sen
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BABY'S ITCHING
WAS |NTOLERABLE
Girl Of Six Months had Fearful
Attack Of Eczema = Spread All
Over Her Face and Eyes Began to
Swell - Scratched Till Blood
Game Relieved in a Night and
CURED BY CUTICURA
AFTER LONG SUFFERING

"When my little girl was six months
old l noticed small red spots on her
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-11
For Sale.

FOR SALE-2 IL v1cant lots. we'll
fenced and choice residence location
on West Oklahoma Ave, close to
school building. $3.50 If taken
within two weeks. $3.50 down and
$500 on time. See Reeco Agency.
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-11

FOR RENT-Pasture for hores
100 acres one miie west and miles
south of Anadarkn. Owen Allison.
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