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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28

several miles from the scene OF the
shooting and is in Jail here. The girl.
Who was Miss s. Eula Sellers, declares
they have been married and she will
not attend her fathers funeral.
She stated tonight. and the same
story is told by Huey. that her father
threatened tn kill her unless she went
home with him when he .caught up
with the .iopinE couple. and that he
put his hand to his pocket as If to
1raw a weapon. She says Huey then
fired, killing Sellers instantly.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
DEALERS EVADE DUTY

Boston. Nov. a1.-In the arrest here
toGay at the request of the federal au-
thorities at New York of Mrs. Mary
Moore and Miss Isabella Holland of
this city. dealers in women's under
wear. the authorities believe they have
materially assisted in the investiga-
ton OF Illegal importations from
France The women Were charged
Jointly with Philip A. Philipson and
Thomas A. Murphy. who We're arrested
two months ago. with conspiring to de-
fraud the government by evading the
duty.
The women were held in $4,000 bail
Tor their appearance before the United
States circuit court in New York. in
January. Both were locked up in de-
fault.
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SPEEDY TRIAL ENDS;
LIFE TERM FOR JONES

McAlester, Okla, NOV. 2..-William
Jones. "A negro. pleaded guilty to at
tacking Mrs. John King. near here.
and was sentenced 10 the penitentiary
for life today.
Earlier in the day Mrs. King. when
taken To the negro's cell 10 Identity
him. attempted To shoot Jones with a
revolver she had hidden in the folds
of her skirt. The bullet went wild.
however and before the woman could
fire a second shot she was dragged
from the cell.
Jones WAS given a speedy trial on
account Of the intense feeling against
him. A mob vainiy tried 10 take him
away from the police.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
BANKER PEACHES.

La Crosse. Wis, Nov. 2T.-Phiiip
Allen. Jr., under sentence of 10 years
for embezzlement, which caused the
failure of the First National bank of
Mineral Point, Wis. of which he WAS
vice president, was taken before the
United States grand jury this morning
under promise to tell what he knew
of the wreCking of the bank.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures
estimated ut 50t. market steady:
beeyes. siHsl5: Texas steers. s375a
ass: western steers. siG7-5a. stocgers
and feeders. s3.tBG5.ss: COWS and heif-
ers. s2.l0G5-35: calves. s6,25Is.75.
Hogs-Receipts estimated AT 1900:
market steady: light. s765nSl5;
mixed. sT.75aSea: heavy. s7S0FiS. 80:
pigs. ss.50a7..0: bulk of sales, s.
ass
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000:
market steady: native. sa.-5l5: west
ern. ssa5: yearlings. s5-35Gs.5o: lambs
native. s5nI-15: western. s5a7.60.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
NEW YORK LANDMARK
IS TO Be ABANDONED

New York. Nov. aT,-Another trad.-
tional corner of New York. known tho
world over as Mulberry street has
yielded to the march of time. and next
week the police headquarters viii be
moved to the new building in Centes
street.
For more than half a century Mus-
berry street has been the headquarters
of New York's police. and hundreds OF
mysteries. as well as notorious crimes.
have been investigated al the old mar
bic building.
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KING MANUEL IN PARIS.

Paris, Nov. aI.-king Manuel of
Portugal arrived here today from Lon
don. He .received an ovation at the
railway station. where he Was also
officially greeted by Foreign Minister
Pichan and other representatives OF
'the government. and the city. A large
delegation from the Portuguese colony
ia Paris shared la the welcome
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
GOING AFTER FORTUNE.

ka. Denver attorney. left today for
New York. where. IL is said, he has
inherited a large fortune by the death
of his father. The elder Laska was =
Russian Jew. who is asserted 10 have
made vast fortune in New York.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
DISCOVERED NO PELlAsRA.

Denver. N"v. 27.-There is no pei
lagra in Colorado. according to an
official report To Governor Shafroth
today by DIR. ]. ". Amesz. past assis-
tant surgeon Of the public health and
n arine hospital service. DIR. Amesz
has conducted an investisa-
ton at the insane asylum al Pueblo.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28

New York. Nov. e7.-No change was
reported in the metal markets today
and quotations are practically nom
inaL
Tin vas irregular. spot. $50. 3nfi 50. So
Copper dull: lake. Si3.s5ala75: elec-
trolytic. sl3als-so: casting. s12.s5t-a
is-3.tz-
Load quiet. sL3.tzsfItsts
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MYSTERIOUS CRIME.

La Junta. Colo, Nov. 27.-Her throat
cut and bearing many knife wounds
the body of Mrs. Andel Ayurrdl. a
Mexican woman. was found in her hut
at Ayers, 25 miles south Of Rocky Ford.
last night. A Mexican who is suspect
ed of having committed the crime is
said to have fled to the hills toward
Walsenburg.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
WooDMAN POSTS FORFEIT,

Boston. Nov. 2--Acting for Sam
Langfnrd. the middieweighs boxer of
this city. Manager Joe woodman today
deposited $4,000 Ia bind a match of
not less than 20 rounds with Jack
johnson for the championship Of th..
UariI
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
CHERRY INQUEST MONDAY.

Princeton, ILL.,. Nov. e7-Dr. A. ii.
Maim. coroner Of Bureau county. in
which Cherry is located. announced
tonight that he expected to go to
Cherry on Monday to begin taking
statements from relatives or friends
of the victims of the mine disaster.
This inquiry will be preliminary to
the coroner's inquest
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
TOXIC STORY FALSE.

Toxic. Nov. a7-The report pub
lished in the United States that 100
persons had heen-kilied at a meeting
Of the Red Cross society here is en-
tirely without foundation
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
FOREST FIRES RAGING.

Savannah. Ga. Nay. a-.-Forest fires
are doing heavy DANA &c throughout the
naval stores belt. according 10 reports
Fp,'riNti u.rt t,.stay.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-28
ElOPikG GIRLS FATHER
SHOT DOWN BY HER aEAO.

Camilla, Ga. Nov. aT-colGmhus
Huey, who late today killed T. J. Sell
ers. while eloping with Sellers daugh-
ter. wts captured tonight with the girl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-08
WATERLOO BUDGET.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Waterloo. okla, Sept S.-FiA
5chuala who was taken to the home
II his parents. nine miles south OF
the city three weeks ago with typhoid
and malaiial fever is slowly lmproy
ing al this writing
Mr. Roberts and wife of Oklahoma
city were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Grigsby. south OF the city, re
Gently.
Mr. Harlan Jones and family OF
Anadarko are visiting Mrs Jones
ather, Thomas Kent, south of the
city and also with a view as to 10
eating.
Mr. Uurban Hight and family OF
Edmond are visiting at the home OF
mis- sister Mrs. Minnie Capron, south
Of the city Mr.. Hight is just recoy
-ring from siege OF typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Belle Donaldson and
brother John gave a party to their
young friends. az their home, eight
miles south OF the cit on Wednes
lay evening of last week before leay
ing TO attend high school There
were about forty young people pres
ent the evening was spent in games
Of various kinds and at a late hour
ice cream and cake We're abundantly
served after which the guests return
I'd to their respective homes feeling
that they had had a fine time and
hoping Mary Belle and her brother
viii again return 10 their home at
the end Of school year and enjoy
many more such pleasant occasions
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wilburton Claims Championship

Wilbu.ton, Okla, Sept S-The NJ
Iurton Blues .eturned home yeste.
ay after having finished successfu
our in which they played Ar1mJl
wo games, winning one and tyin
he other in tie twelfth inning WHe
Ardmore refused to play any MOI
IN account of a decision of their ow
umpire
They also played a series of thre
.ames With the famous fractions &
McAlester in which they won tw,
M tied the third in the ninth innin
Shen the game was called on accoun
Il darkness.
This team claims to be the cham
ZION amateur team of the axe an
ne manager goes 10 Fort smith tC
lay to arrange series of five game
ith the winners OF the Weleetk
Minco series which is now bein
played there.
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NATroRAL' ''LeEdue

phtsbure se'ptI"g ofi tsburgS ami
hicago are now on even terms in tht
cries OF games started In Chicago
unday. the locals winning yeste day
a score Of & 70 .. The rem lining
me Of the series will be played to
- Tie visitors used three Of t-eir
st pitc ers today in a vain effort 10
eek the ba ting ST eak of the ZONE
am Only one Chicago player got
ST first base after the second inning
Reulbach started the game for Chi
%. although he pitcher yesterday
: was relieved after three singles
I'D home run had been made Oft
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= - - HEALS
0.O.o. SORES AND ULCER.

s. heals Sores the zoe
beeatsS the
nans keeping
because they do reach the the trouble At best
aiay reduce Inflammation;
symptoms and not reaching the Every nutive eorpus
weakened Infected they
the place but instead they constantly discharge into the flesh around
quantity
healthy to
blood
blood the only hope a
greatest all blood
lmpurty the blood While
brings about healthy
healthy blood
Sores and Ulcers medical who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
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DENIES Sale Of Oklahoma CITY lea.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept Sire
ent r. f. Moist OF he local baseba
{ lub denies most emphatically tn,
fumor that he has sold his franchis
the Tens league While NJ. Mois
acknowledges that he has some o
els that might be called temptin
e has nothing yet that will Undue
lin to part with the club
However, he soll Bill Rapps to tn
Kansas city team yesterday Becl
ey is out OF the game and Rapps J
0 report today The price set on tn
bead OF the best first slcker in tn
'exas league vas not divulged, bu J
a safe bet that it was no 30-ceL
leal Local fans are beginning G
.Onder What will be- the result OF Ia
ost-season games With Enid if all -
liz stickers leave the team bef0i
he time The team will be home Sa
ard ly
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

Cleveland Okla. Sept Good
win and NcHenry have sold the
Cleveland Enterprise TO + L. Gil
leslie late Of Guthrie Mr.. Wood
vim Who has had control OF the pa
per, has not yet announced what bus
mess he will embark in at present
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game Indianapolis o. Louis
lie .. Second game indianapolis :
.Ouisyille o.
Columbus Z, TOeldo G.
Kansas CaySt Paul game post
'oned, rain.
Milwaukee, 6. MInneapolIs 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit Sept Sin a free hittin
ame De roit bet Cleveland
Score. r. II !
etroit ...... 0l0 l22 J0'-6 IL I
'leyeland ..... 200 goo 200-4 II
Batteries Summers and Schmidt
oss and Clarke
Summary Two base hits, CRAWFORD
Schmidt, Hinchman: home runs. Sto
all. Joss. struck out. by Summer
Joss 3.
Jmpires-E Evans and Perrine
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DRAG NET rs SPREAD
wa rl FOR SLAYER

Continued fror Page one
they nw three seated automobile
racing from Detroit toward Eeorse
In Il they noticed large burlap BAG
much like the one I'm which the body
and head We're found The speed al
which the car was going rendered
them unable to obtain any detailed
description OF u.
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Washinoton II, Boston 6

Washington. Sept S-Boston pitcl
RS were Wild md ineffective. Was
gton winning in consequence.
score n VI
ashington ESQ 30l 22'-l1 II .
oston ...... geo i02 090- 6 Z
Batteries Gray and Street. Karge
laithoAs. A.ellanes and Carrigan
summary base hits. Street
ely. three base hits. Leliyelt, Stahl
ase on balls. of Gray ,. X rger 3
atthews ?. Arellanes I, struck ou
y Gray Z Karger /. Asellanes ,.
Umpites KERN and Connolly.
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Sioux CITY 3. Wichita q

Sioux City, Sept S-The game be
ween sioux City ami Wichita went /.
innings, the latte. winning
Score X III J.
oux city O0l 00l 009 0l-3 3
slchita 49,. 600 40 600 O2-4 u I
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ROAD DISTRICTS CREATED.

Special TO Daily Leader.
poteau Okla. Sept S-Jesse j
Curd or the Poleau sun, a good roa
enthusiast makes the suggestion tina
while the people are interested i.
roads why not create road improve
ment districts and improve an road
this fan and winter. This will ne
only furnish lucrative employment q
tae farmers i'm each district but Il :
a much quicker way OF putting on
roads IN good shape
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Who does your light or heavy haul
iro9 Who hoes vour transferring
Well se know who will 10 this work
in the future II YOU give Poison 8
one trial, for he does It TO please
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J.. In the World of Sports. ;:
Sxx#&#### $3.50 &&&&*&&&&&##s -

! aim in the second inning Brown thea
"a ed little better HigeiIfbo han
fiuik - he same toF she visitors an
aas bill freely
Ahsieins l3me run In the sec0n,
inning vas the subject Of an argu
ment 10 ahich ali The Chicago player.
,Ook part Tinker md Chance flnall
being ordered from the field by I'm
ore klem. Announcement vas mad
.oday that EFeTs who was pu out o
he afternoon game yesterday for di1
putting a decision had been suspende
'or three Jays
Chicago made their runs in the
second inning when Steinfeldt single
and Tinke- tripled. the latter coming
20 home plate and being safe wheI
Gibson dropped the ball
ri tsDurg tied the score in the sam,
nning on Millel's single and Abstein'.
home run The punching Of hits j.
the other innings We're responsible TO
he other runs
Score RHF
Pittsburg 49,. 020 III 11'-6 70 g
hicagO .... 020 900 600 5 .
Batteries-Maddox and Gibson: Reu
bach Brown. Higginbotham ana Arch
eI, Moran.
Summa.y-TTO base hits Wagnel
Gibson 2, Wilson; three base hits
Tinker Reulbach. Clarke: home run
Abstein; bases on balls. off Reulbacl
. struck out. by Maddox l.
Umpires-Klem and O'Day.
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Where do you store your goods
when Won have more o inland tha
vou can care for YOURSELF Why a
Polsons the only place. there j
none ether iust as good Phone 80
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o T Smith. legal adviser TO Gov.
ernor Haskell returned last evening
from a business trip 10 sulphur.
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Batteries Morgan, B1BtIl am lslN
ngstone: Doyle and Sweeney.
Summary Two base hits. Chas'
)emmitt. hree base hits, Engle l.
Porte. home run Chase: struck out
~ Morgan ,. by Doyle 1. by Dygert
ases on balls. oil Morgan 3, Doyle
umpires- Egan and Saeudan.
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PhiIadsIphia z. Brooklyn

Brooklyn, Sept S-Philadeiphi
won, 70 2, by hitting Dent hard.
Score: r I'll. J
hiladelphil 49,. 230 600 002-7 13
brooklyn .... 600 POO 000-2 8
Batteries Moren and DOOM; Del
nd Bergen.
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Omaha al. nenver Ia

Omaha, Sept S-Keeley pitche
10Th games, doing giltedged work 10
ie most part He lllOWed but htet
It's in the first game but weakene,
ear the end OF the second contest
shieh Denver won.
Score r II +
omaha ........ 10 600 01"-3
Denver ........ 900 O0l 000-l 3 ,
Batteries Keeley and Gonding. Bo
ammo nand Haas
Second game r II l.
)maha ... 100 600 000-1 Z Z
leuVer 600 O20 002- y
Batteries Keeley and Gonding; Du'
am and Haley
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New YORK q. Boston /

New York. Sept S-Merkle's tripl
With TWO out and the bases filled j
he thiri inning won for New Yor
rom Boston.
Score. R. H.
SOstOn ........ 600 600 l00-l IL Z
New York .... 0O3 600 COS 9
Batteries Curtis and Graham; Ra
mond and Sehiei
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Nadine Face Powder
Produces a Beautiful Complexion.

Soft and velvety.
Remains until washed
off. Purified by a
newly discovered pro-
cess. Harmless as
water. Prevents re-
turn Of diseolorations.
(ln green boxes onlv1
Buy one Soc. pack
age and money will Be
refunded if you are
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not entirely satisfied. lints-M hite, rleslt
Pink. Brunette. By leading druggists or mail
Prep'd BY NATIONAL TOILET CO. Paris. Tenn
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AT S. Louis -CincinnatiSt Lou
game postponed, rain.
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American Association
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des Aoines, Sept s-Des Moine
ook both games of a double heade
rom Pueblo Miller pitched q one
il g me in the first The sec0n
as forfeited in the six h, Manage
Walters refusing to leave the ground
men ordered
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nplres-Eyans and Perrine.
PhiladeIphla s, New York 8


Philadelphia, Sept S-New York DE-
eated Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
LANsFoRD WILL TAKE THEM ON
Manager of Boston MiddIeweiEht
viii Post Forfeit.

VII EOhh
NEW YORK, April 3.-If Jack Johnson
tbe champion of the world, or Stanley
Ketchel. the m~iddle-weight champion of
the world. wishes a ten-round fight with
q side bet of 5000. he may sign articles
any day. Joe woodman, manager of sam
Lansford, the Boston middle-weight, makes
the offer.
81 will put up 5000 or any part OF It
that Sam can beat johnson or Ketchel In
ten rounds OF any other number, including
a finish fight said Woodman. For
Ketchel we will make los pounds at 3
o'clock. or will make that weight in the
ring. II Sam were to meet Johnson, he
would probably enter the ring under no.
while Johnson would no doubt weigh 93'
as he did in the fight with Burns In Aus
tralia." =
Johnson and Ketchel's manager did a lot
NJ talking the other day over q wire be-
tween New York and Chicago. Then the
story was given out that they had been
matched. with a bet OF $500 a side. Few
nersons paid much attention to 1t. for just
at that moment both Ketchel and Johnson
were in need of adver Using. Both were
being sadly overshadowed by the presence
Of Jim Jeffries in New YorK. When jeff
left the center Of the New York stage To
take the center of the Boston stage, the
bet and match were forgotten.
As to Jack Johnson. the largest purse
that ever came his way was 5000 for his
end in the contest with Tommy Burns at
sydney. Before that time Johnson had
thought that 1900 was a fortune. There
is now little doubt that the National club.
or the Paramount club Of this city, or the
Marathon club Of Brooklyn would pay him
5000 TO get him into the ring for ten
rounds with Langford.
A t~en-round bout, with Langford on one
end and either Ketchel or Johnson on the
other. would draw more money than any
other possible match in which Jim Jeffries
didn't figure,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

sore on the body will remain open.
No amount Of dressing, cleansing
or diSinfecting the ulcer with
SalveS, lotions, plaSters, ETC., will
ever produce a cure, because they
do not reach the blood.
The proper way, and the only
way, to cure an old sore or ulcer,
is to remove the source on which
it feeds; in other words cleanse the
blood and the place MUST, heal.
The combination of healthfuI,
vegetable ingredients of which
). ). ). is composed make it an
especially desirable and effective
remedy. 1t cures sores and ulcers
Of every kind by removing impur-
tiles from the circulation. 1t goes
to the very bottom of the trouble,
and so completely cleanSes the
blood that there is no longer any
impurity to drain through the place.
Then nature rebuildS all broken
down tissue and causes the place
to fill in with firm, healthy flesh.
S. S. S. removes inherited taints
from the blood also, and prevents
the formation Of old sores or an
noying scabs on the face or other
part Of the body, which frequently
come after middle life is reached.
S. S. S. will likewise remove fever
germs and other Malignant
impurities so often left in the sys-
tenn after a spell of sickness, and
which are sometimes the cause of
sores and ulcers. SIS. is a perfect
blood-puri6er, and for this reason
is a certain cure. Being made ent
an absolutely safe medicine, and i
systems which have become weake
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
A BAD SORE ON HIS FACE

face of four vsar.' as ndinr' ftt~as
a small pimple at hrst, but It grad
ually grew larger and wors in every
way until / became alarmed about Il
They all treated me, but the sore con-
ttnued to grow worse. I saw Sc. 3.
advertised and commenced its use,
and after taking IL q while I was
completely cured. MY blood IL now
pure and healthy from the effect OF
8. s.. s., and there has not been any
sign of the sore since SIS. cured it.
West Union, Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
SIS.
old SORES

II you are. one of the great number of persons who are afflicted
with an old sore, we are sure this short talk will be of interest to you:
til a simple statement explaining the cause of chronic ulcers, and
Tut1ffuny pointing out the Surest and quickest way to effect a cure
In the first place every chronic sore exists because of impure blood.
1t is a diseased condition of the flesh at that particular spot remaining
open because the circulation continually discharges morbid and unhealthy
matter into the place, which keeps it inhamed and irHated. The
nerves and tissues around the place are constantly fed with unhealthy
matter, and nature is simply dSposing of the poison by draining it
from the system through the sore.
Just as long as the blood continues impure and contaminated, any
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

isl certain cure. Being made entirely of roots, herbs and barks it is
an absolutely, safe medicine, and its tonic effects are of great value to
systems which have become weakened by the worry and drainage of an
Old Sore. SIS S. has cured thousands; it will cure you. Book on
Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice sent free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
ENTIRE FOOT A SOLID SORE

Some time g / had a SORT to come
on my foot nothing 1 used would
worse and eat deeper INTO the sur-
rounding flesh, until the entire foot
was q solid sore, and gave me q great
almost everything I heard of, but rot
no benefit until I commenced 8. 81. q.
In a short time after commencing
this remedy I began to improve and
I continued to use IL until IL drove
the poison from my blood and com
pletely cured this obstinate sore. I
recommend IL most highly aa . rem
edy for sores and ulcers.
DAVID o. MILLER.
gag W. 49th st., New York, N Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

would you like 10 eat all you want 70. and what
you want TO, when you want 70, without a chance
for trouble in your stomach
Would you like TO say farewell for the rest OF
-FOUR life to Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach.
Distress after eating, Nervousness, Catarrh Of
and COnstipatiOnf
Then send me 10 cents to cover cost Of packing
and I will mail you absolutely free one Of these
wonderful Stomach Drafts. They regulate the
bowels, relieve soreness. strengthen every nerve
and muscle OF your stomach, relieve you az once
and make you feel like Q new man or woman. so
write today enclosing 10cents for the postage, etc.,
and get one OF these wonderful Stomach Drafts
that are celebrated because they cure whore medt
cines fail. Write DR.. q. O. Young. $40 National
Bank Bldg, Jackson. Mich