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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04
mas eitt Mvnetter 5A9t.

Derr Muenn WoIf aHs Gmitbfislb.
3eTds. fAreibt !: SD babe olle bic
BON mir belfellten Yrobeisofdsn Mlpgns
#tr6,iter. Blutbeleber bis aHf cine 9ts
braaGt. Sd lit f1redlid, an Nbeu.
mafismus. ipe3ieQ in ben @eknfen uno
meir 9an3es Qeben mar nur elm miles
rabelss Dofein. Mle 2roniteit IN iebt
Deri6Duneen uno ih 9ebe tpieber nit
Wer9naaen 5ur Nrbeit. SD babe cine
Qan3e Men9e Msoi3inen obne allen gr-
fole Qebrauht. unb barum batis idb
aud iebr ipenia 3utrauen 3u bisier
Meoisin, aber id leane ben 3no. an
iuelhem i'd Ntpenfrduter.B .Blutbeleber
beifellt babe"
Das @ebsimniB bss GrfoI9es bieies
alten Grduter- 0eilmittels lie9t III Der
5batiahe, oab es afe unreinieteiien
aus benz gphem entfernt. einfblieBli9
Der 0arnidure. Der aHerfannten urs
lode oes Rbeumntismus. 9lur Elm
3eiultat 1T nr6plid, &eiunobeit.
Graaen sic nidt in Npotbeten nod
benz Nlpenfrduter. Blutbeleber. Dort III
ct nidt 3u baben. Ut tpirb ben .Xeuten
oirett ourd Gpesiain9enten perabfol9t.
We9en weiterer @inxlbeiten ibreibe
man OIL Die a1einisen giaentbiimer.
Dr. peter iSabrnep & Sons Co..
liz -1l8 go. 0opne A0enue. gbi=
ca9o. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04
.Jnr Gsfbid)tf ser dErobsbtn.


088SStsyAexS VW0SSSgs
..Sn Der @efHdte Der Grbbeben
fiellt bic nsuIibe Rataitropbe, bic snn5
Giibitalien unb Gi3ilien beimgefudt
bat. eines Der gr0bten Grbbeben bar.
1otpobl nod Der OrDbe bes Grbbeben>
gebistes rnb Der 3abl Der Spfer, lpie
nan Der @tGrts Der GrbftDbe.
3n ben itdrtiten grbbeben gebDrte
bas BPM Sabre 70, bas 0anb in 9anb
ging nit einem groben Musbruh Des
Wefuos, Der pompsji unb 9erfulanllm
3erftDrte unb begrnb. Sn ben beiben
Grbheben In ben Mittelmeerldnbern
pon 10 ltnb SIG ian1en au1ammen
25O. 900 Menfben nm. Dem CRIB
beben BON Henpel i'm Sabre 1852 fie@
len $500, bemisnisen bon Samaica i'm
Sabre 1892, ons Yort Hopal aer1tDrte,
5000 menfGen aum Dpfer. Sm Sabre
1893 seritDrte etn Grbbeben in St3is
lien "a StGbte, barunter gatania,
unb 300 DDrfer unb tDbtete mebr als
10000 Menfben. Ginem Grbbeben
bon 1924 fielen 2ina unb gallao nit
$4,000 Meni6en gum Opfer, unb bas
fur1tbare @rbbeben bonn I. Nppember
1755 oerftDrte gang 2iFabon unb pers
nf6tete 10000 Men1hen. sSn Ralas
brien ra1te Elm grbbeben i'm Sabre
1783 tpte Elm Snifun iiber bas 2anb,
legte Stdbte unb ODrfer nieber unb
10000 Meni9en ti1's @rab. Meiter
feien crtpdbnt bas @rbbeben bon Ga%
racas i'm Sabre 1872 nit 10000
Sobten, bas Grbbeben in peru unb
ECUADOR Don 1868 nit 10000 Sobz
ten unb etnem Gieentbumsberluit bon
1,250,OOO,O00 Marf, bic JIutbtpeGe
auf SABA i'm Sabre 1883, bic aufau1z
men nit einem Grbbeben $4,000 Men=
i6en bos 2eben toitete. Dem CRIB
beben BON sSs9ia bonn %. Syult 1883
fielen Gafamieciola unb 2400 Menz
fhen gum Opter. 2lu9 gentraliapan
fab in neuefter 3ett, i'm Sabre 1891,
Elm fur9tbares grbbeben in Otpari>
Mtnp, no 100000 GebGube bom grbs
beben peri9ponoen unb 1000 Men=
f6en ibren Sob fanben. llnb slei9
barauf i'm Sabre 1896 famen Bel
einem GrDbeben an Der MorbtiNfe Der
japanifhen Snfel Nipon $4,000 Men>
fben um's 2eben. eeSn gerabe3u
f9auerlt9er Sorm trat cine Ratas
itrppbe auf, Die ben Musbriih bes
Mont pele auf Martinique besleitete.
tpobet bic Stabt ct. pierre perni9tet
ipurbe unb 10000 Menf9en IN sif=
tisen 8uHanbdmpfen eritidten. inter
2abaftr0men Derfanfen ober IN ber
fur9tbaren 5lutbpe1e ertranfen, bic
bic Grfhitterung bes 8obens auf bas
2anb fanbte. SIN Sabre 1905 3er@
itDrte Elm Grbbeben in Rulabrten
palmi ltnb 5ablret9e or,bere Srtfdafe
ten oer probina Hesgio bi Galabria.
Shlieblid lit nod bas unsliid in
San Sraneiscp in @rinnerung.
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sfl)olI ,,sei,luammsrln."

Cine luftige Milberersei9iats
fpieIts ftfb por bem Gd5ffenseri9t in
minosbeim in mittelfranten ob. Ser
9a9el6bner SauIer Gus Ober5ina mar
nit einem aefiiltten audfode BEN,
Serrn HebierfDrfter i'm Malbe beges@
net, uno bieIer ertunbiste ilcb anse>
legentli9 ra9 benz sSnbalte nes Mudz
fods, iporauf Sauier lanse 8etne
madte, 70 baB ber SER ss0rfter taum
nahfon,tnen fonnte. s(ls y Ger Sud-
fadmann eabli9 eingehplt tatte.
ralnte inn bieIer bertrouliD in's S6r:
nNepfel baB mer s'bolt bei Die Meitz
heimer, slepfel!" Damn lief er iporn=
ftrei9s babon.
Die Genoarmerie erbislt nun BEN
2fuftroe, fth iiber ben Mpfelfanf bes
6ou1er Bel ben MeTtbeimern gu ertun@
bigen, unb fie bradte beraus, bab ME,
manb bon ben meItbeimern bem 0aus
fer 9tepfel bertauft batte. 9lls sber
Htdter nun oteIe Shat1ane benz 9aIs
fer porbielt, faete Der alte &unbe fc
bertraulin, ipie bon1als i'm Mdlbe gum
GeDierfDrfter: n6err prdfoent. ben
Joritner bab' bait ans'log'n! . tpa=
rem gar fane Nepfeln!" = $50, tpas
benn?" fraste ber Mihter, unb treu.
ber3ig ertpiberte 9auler: .G9nam,
merlin fan's s'pef'n. Sdnamnerln
6err prdfbent! 2allter pfifferling!'
11nb ber 9aufer mubte tpobl ober iibe
freigefprohen tperben; benn @bnau.
merlin barf Elm Wilberer fdieBen, Il
biel ct min.
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ngor etlua sehn Sabren muroe mein
gruoer OIL Der Nrbeit perbmoert uno
an Slid uno 8eiunobsit 9sihdbiet,
ourb etluas, oas man fiir boffnunas=
loIe 5h,uinoiubt bielt". Idreibt %.
3. 2ipscomb bon MaIbinston. q.
6. .@r 9ebraudte ale Dliitel uno lieb
lih BON oerlbieoenen Ner3ten beban=
oeln. aber er fano teine Su!Te. bis
ct Or. Sings .9fem Discovery" ee=
brauhte uno ourh feds 6laiden b6l=
lig mieoerberaehellt muroe. 0eute III
CT elm geiunoer Mann." IS lit bas
liherife uno ibnellfe Mi!tel bel ihua-
der. tranfer yun9e. Blutunaeu. gr=
tdltungen, 0uiten. Bronhitis. @rippe.
aitbma uno allen Bronhiaueioen.
soc. unO $l.00. probeHaihe gratis.
8arantiert bon peter's glDoibete.
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eeltenes aus benz Gbicrlebcm.

Sn 9rOmiB (arets Slbenburg)
blieb por flint Sabren cine @t6rdin
auriid un6 betbeiliste it9 ni9t on ber
Reiie na9 benz Siiben. Oas f9etnt
ibr sefallen gu baben; benn felt oer
3ett perbrfnst iie au6 jeben Winter
i'm genanntsn Srte. Sm Npril fu4t
8ater Sturh feline @efdbrttn pieber
auF unb iie baben mod iebes Sabr
Sunge oufgeaogen. SIN Serbit tritt
Der Stor9 nit ieinen Ginbern bic iib>
li9e Reife IN, ndbrenb Die GtDr9in
gu 6auie bleibt. sic Bat ibr Reit auf
Ser Sheune zines Gaitntrtbs, no iie
ii9 ouh i'm Minter oufbdlt. Nud i'm
Winter bolt fie ii9 ibre Nabrlsns bonn
Jelbe; febt ibr ober Der Minter iehr
81, 70 eebt lie i'm Srte fe6ten, tpelden
SpaB iie it9 ab unb gu ielbit I'M
CONNER erIoubt. Ginieen 8etppb1
nern bes Ortes eegeniiber lit ite 10 au=
troulfeh, bab iie ibnen bas 5utter aus
Der 6anD rinanlt.
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lintcr sis anD sd)nec.

gud, in Der Mintersaeit pnIiirt bic Natur. 9ie
gebenSporgan9e polsieben iib niir iansiamer, peil
menitliden Shippers bic gerobe lduternber Eune ges
f0muen it; bic Neriobe, in lpelder fir bas flnfge
Gebelbeu oaour1 pDrnebnt,b Jlriorge .getroifen
Reimenb Bib nS unb sSriibtetragens geihafienem
Mbiaaftpiie ausgei1ieben werben. Ser Grbbooem uno
fur nenen syriibIina Gomier uto Perbit Ieiltunqs.
tdsiq aemadat tptrDen. Npie 1eber 3anhutann meiB,
eaB utter Sis nnO G6nee BEN Grob0beu cine pauIe
Der 1prbereitung auf eue Grnen 81 Ibeil ipirb. 10
oate ieDer WtenfM bie GcwntntB befiben baB au ber
sleidben 3eit fem 2brper notb einer fpiten Vauie
Derlongt mad eitenl Ntittel audb aug!ein has, ipie
Die berhbmten ct 1ernarb Rr6uterpilen, ben 66rper
pon ben aus Der Dergnn9enbtit snrRdgebIiebenen
aiftioen Gbladem befreif nnb ibm fIr be Auf00btu
stuer fommenben 8eit neue 2roft eiu16Bt. 8iele
1Auisnbe babeu Hon BITE 0e0eibli9t Mfrflamteit
bafer Filen bic III UpOthefen 81 b0ben FHO md ber
Dnnfbarftit etueS @lentden anerf1Mmt 0er fdD iDte
neu erl4aHen fiplt; nnb ben @siieu 9eudgt oudl
httteS eiue Wcxt l
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setnn man bas eroRt Zoos eswinnt.

Gelbft Der 2otteriesetDinn, fdetnt
Is, bebeutst feline unsemiihte 0reube.
9fs man ben Msrtmeiiter elmer @iez
berei in Mmiens. Der 100000 Grancs
geponnen bate. am nGditen Snse
na9 feinen Gmpfinbunsen beim Gms
pfans Der Treubenboti6aft fraste, ba
feuf3te Der 9itbere ttef auf unb pubte
nur gu antnorten: .gd a6, adj ia. !.
id babe ben sanaen Sag niats Ellen
tOnnen." Der Griieur ppntet aus
9orbeaur perfuhte fpdter feine @inz
bride all analbiiren. Gr er5dNt, bob
Ct aunG9it auberorbentlidb berpirrt
mar, unb bob alerlei piberipre@enbe
Gefuble in ibm Inn ben Worrang
tGmpften, 8eforgniB. Sdreden. TIM
rubs unb Sreube. pines in allem
mar es ni1t febr ansenebn, aber
fiir's ndditemal boffe id. bin iA abe
gebdrtet." Gin fleiner Gafetier in
Gaint@Tlorentin empfins feline 1907
600 6ranes NIT febr gemifhten Sc
fiiblen unb fpra1 tasaus taeein BON
ben Ha1tbeilen biefes @lIdes. .Das
Slid bes anberen aeugt 10 piele gteiz
ber," pfleate .er gu faeen, benn ct be-
fiirdtete, bob infolse feines gepinnes
Der 8efu9 feines aafes na6lahen
perhe. Gin anberer @liidli9er, Elm
tleiner Mnseitellter in Marieine, benz
100000 Sranes ausefaaen paren.
fiiete ii6 NIT erDbter @elaf1enbeit in
iein S1id1al. Qlls bic Greunbe berz
beteilen, I'm fetn @eiibt gu feben, finz
ben fie nur bic gelpDbnlibe pblesmatiz
fGe Nube. rGs mubte tommen,"
meinte er slei9miitbig, ri9 babe i'm
2otteriefpiel tmmer Gbancen eebabf."
SntereTant 1T es, gu unteriu6en, mos
bic eliidli9en @eipinner nit zen ibnen
unerpartet 3ufallsnben @ummen gu
beginnen pflegen. gs lit burhaus
nt9t Der san, pab bic metten iib lpz
fort nit 2urus umseben; ia ie bGrter
Der lleberraf6te Dorbem NIT benz 2e=
ben 5u rtneen batte, le gelahener pflegt
er Iber 1ein neues 8ermDgen gu ner=
fiisen. Die 8erpirruns bes er11en
Musenblids tptrb balb BON fluger
lleberlegung iiberpunben. Gin SIn=
nibusfuti6er eepann bor einieer 3eit
bas srobe 2oos. 9lne feline 8efannten
ertparteten, bob ct fofort BON 1einem
BOD bernieberiteisen tpiirbe. 9lber Der
damn arbeitet ruhig tpeiter. gritaunt
interpelliren ibn fetne 8etannten. sd
babe mir ausgere9net. bob bic 1907
900 5ranes mir ni9t mebr eintragen
niirben, als meine Mrbeit; alfo arbeite
i9." @r iiBt nod beute auf ieinem
Rutf9bod. Qlnbere @riinbe tparen es,
bic ben Sifder Sranepis sSsnarb aus
Marfetlle beipogen. trob Der eepon<
nenen 100000 Srancs feinem 8eruf
treu gu bleiben. yDie @etpobnbeit.
a9 ia, bic @epubnbeit," Guberte er
na9bentlib, ipenn bic erltaunten Rolz
lesen ibn frasten. Mit bemlelten
Glei9mutb tpeiit Elm fleiner Staatsz
beamter, benz bic 2otteriesOttin sez
lG4elt, ben Ratb feiner 5reunbe 5uz
rid. rel9 @ott," geitanb er nit fdDz
nsr Sffenbeit, rtptr auf benz Mmt or
beiten ia bod 10 penig." Iber niht
olle aeisen fol9 liebensniirbise 8ez
fheibenbeit; Elm fleiner ardmer' in
Montargis getpinnt 100000 Sranss.
Gr ldBt fi9 fofort,~ ,~ein neues 6aus
bouen, unb fpla pranst an Der Tn1z
faoe beg gantoerfs Die Snfbrift: rW-
pieborhe selponn am 25. Sonuar
1883 in ber 2ot!erie 100000 Jranes
nnb lieB baber biefes 8aupert au leiz
ner W0lnitGtte erriAten.
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Sin unfu9. ben Die Semperen3ler
aaen Shulen oes 2anoes aufseorunaeu
baben, 1T Der llnterriht iiber Die Wir=
fungen oes Altohol!smus. Die 2ebrer=
iAaIt Der Ser. Staatsn, iolpeit lie mi!
SnteaisenS aus9eltattet lit. rsbslirt oa=
Qegen, oaB man lie sminat, unwabr=
beitsu 5u lebren. Nls geitfaoen fur
oen unterribt lino lie auf Ssribii6er
angetDleIen, Die allen pbpliologilbeu
Wabrbeiten in's 8eliht l1iaQen, oa lie
bon rablaten 5emperenslern abaeIaBt
Iino. bel oenen Der Sauotismus Die
WiIleniAaft erlekt. IS 1T ibon i1limm
genug. nenn temperenSl Sleril6e 0erloaen=
belt Dem 8olfe 9elpaltiam aufaeorun=
GEN miro. Gs 1T aber 9eraoesu Elm
gerbrehen. Die 8emiltber Der Ginoer
nit Semperen3= 2iieen gu ber1ifteu uno
Die unmabrbeit oil Stdtten gu lehren,
no nur Die lauterEie Wabrbeit pertilnoet
tueroeu Ipllte. lnIsre 2selslatur iplte
unbeoin9t Das @eiey aufbebsn, ,peldes
Den Semperena= llnterri1t in oen 0lients
ii9en S0ulen porIdreibt.
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= 6reibeit lit Elm blober 5raum.
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Dollars auerDcn llnfcrcrt
Ssnnccst fret gegcbcn.
@ic es 9ett, a DIT ,uiro.

gir baben in unierem Store eine prdbs NSanbnbr au
se1et wehe cine s(nabl 5berbolars enbdlt Oieie ubr
miro eoe sSpde aufse5ogen uno duft jebe Bohe ab.
tjeocm mYaarDcrfamfp pon 500
geben mir Cub cine &arte, au e bic Sasest abseImpelt
it, 8rineet be aarn Den nnten angesebnen gasn
Der es beren9en erion aus65at iro Den aarte Die it
am ndhten ansbt menn Die ubr ablduft
$500 mirD asseseben jeon @amOas UNI br 9sadmttass
an na bem co. 5bruar b $40 unb elm bionoeres enf
am 29 Miai 1909.
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Gils III I
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~ Gin eigeilariiger 9lsujabrs=poTf-
fhpinoal lit in Moablt bel Berlin ons
2i1t astOnfmen. Srudla6en tpsroen
in SeutIblano nur Damn befDroert,
penn lie ausreibeno frantirt iino, on.
oernfalls aeben lie cbne grbebuns bon
5irafporto an ben Nbienoer suriif.
Gin Shiauberaer perIab nun oayauf=
bin ieine 9elammte als Drufiabs"
ouf9e9ebene Neujabrspoii nit ieiner
Norelle, mdbreno er ais NbIenoer benz
ieniger beSeihnete. an ben Die Senoung
aslanasn lolte. pflihtI1uloielt Ieitete
natiirlih Die polt bic grieie an ben
,Ablenoer" 5uriid uno beF6roerte lie 10
gratis in Die 6anoe Der perionen, fir
Die Tie beltimmt iuaren. Die ponper=
lualtung miro nunmebr aegen ben fn=
oiaen Neuiabrssratulanten geribtlih
uorgeben.
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9enti9e 8iGer
81 -
netfaMfen.

9ie folsenoen beliebten &omane t6ns
nen in Der Office oisies glattes be3osen
meroen:
5na unO 0abrn, bon @. SSreitag 75t
Mns elmer fleincn 0arniian 5Os
Oar6inenpreoisten 3Or
Geibeiaen 25e
Scr &rGius bon philadelphia 35e
Sic StraEe Der 8erlnrnen 25e
9as 3ei9cm Der Gier 35s
Ser 9unb bnn 8asferbiile 35e
Mftcnitnd Go. 113 -. 35r
Nuf hnnfeln @egrn 35r
Grsabltes nnn Grlc6tes 25t
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-17

A great many people who have
trifled with indigestion. have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to cure it.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone is subject to indiges-
ton. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse. just as naturally
and just as surely as a sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking Of Kodol
When you experience sourness
of stomach. belching Of gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in the pit of the
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feeling-you need Ko-
dol. And then the quicker you take
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want, let Kodol digest it.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab
let's" physics, etc, are rot likely
to be of much benefit 60 you, in
digestive ailments. Pepsin is only
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-17

question today should decide against
the reopening OF the liquor stores I'M
der county supervision.
Today's election is not a general
election and the result in each county
will affect that county alone and have
no effect upon any other county. The
opponents of prohibition are hopeful
that many of the counties voting on
the prohibition question today will
decide against prohibition, prefering
to return to the county dispensary
system, an outgrowth of the state dis
pensary system, inaugurated by for
mer governor, now Senator Tillman,
shortly after his election to the COVER
norship The friends of prohibition,
Oh the other hand. hope that a large
majority of the counties, taking part
in today's election, will join the ranks
of the dry" counties, thus eliminat-
ing permanently the dispensary sys-
tenn, which has been such thorn in
the flesh of the prohibitionists.
The state dispensary system, of
which Governor Tillman was the
father, was in force thirteen years
and. during that time, caused no end
of trouble, corruption, riot and blood
shed and came dangerously near pre-
cipating South Carolina into a bloody
civil war. The corruption of the state
dispensary officials and various polit-
ical intrigues were the rocks upon
which the system was wrecked and
so great became the antagonism to it
throughout the state that two years
ago the state dispensary law was
killed by a small majority in the leg
islature after one of the stormiest ses-
sions in its history.
A half dozen of the officers of the
state dispensary, charged with receiv-
ing thousands of dollars in rebates
from whisky houses are now at liber-
ty under bonds ranging from $4,000
to $4,000. Since the Inauguration
Of the county dispensary system there
have been no charges Of corruption.
Differing from saloons the dispen-
sarys under the county system were
operated under the control of a coun-
ty board. The bar tender, known as
a dispenser, was bonded. Intoxicants
were permitted to be sold only in
original packages and no liquor was
permitted to be consumed on the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-17

q partial digester-and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol is a perfect digester. II
you could see Kodol digesting every
particle of food. Of all kinds. In the
glass test-tubes in our laboratories,
you would know this just as well
as we do.
Nature and Kodol will always
cure a sick stomach-but in order
to be cured, the stomach must rest
That is what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well. Just as simple as A, B, c.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-17
. The dispensaries we're

premises. The dispensaries were
opened at sunrise and closed at SUM-
down and every purchaser had to
sign blank for each purchase. CIV
ing his name, age and address. Min
ors and jrunkards were not allowed
to make purchases. All liquor sold
in the dispensaries had to be chem
ically pure. The sales of liquor in the
twenty-one wet counties approximat-
ed 100000 annually, giving a net
profit of 100000 to the counties.
The loss of this revenue was the prin-
cipal argument urged by the anti
prohibitionists during the campaign
preceding today's election. No mat
ter, however, how the election goes
today in the various counties, all of
them will remain dry for at least two
weeks more, that is, until the Official
result of the election is announced.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-17
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA
Oil of Wintergreen, Thym0l, Glycer-
inc, Etc, Used as a Simple
Waah

Wash.
1t really seems strangs that so
many people suffer year in and year
out with eczema, when it is now no
longer a secret that oil OF winter
green mixed with thymol, glycerine,
ETC., makes a wash that is bound to
cure.
Old, obstinate cases, 1t is true, can
not be cured in few days, but there
is absolutely no sufferer from eczema
who ever used this simple wash and
did not find Immediately that won
derfully soothing. calm. cool sensa-
ton that comes when the itch Is
taken away. Instantly upon apply
ing few drops of the wash the rem
edy takes effect, the itch is allayed
There is no need of experiment-the
patient knows at once.
Instead of trying to compound the
oil of wintergreen, thermol. glyoer-
inc, ETC., in the right proportions we
are using prescription which is uni
ve-sally found the most effective. 1t
is known as the D. D. D. Prescrip-
ton, or Oil OF Wintergreen Com
pound. 1t is made by the D. D. D.
Co. of Chicago and our long exper-
fence with this remedy has given Us
great confidence in its merits. We
natchee Drug Co.
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Go to your druggist today and get . dol
lar bottle. Then after you have used the
entire contents of the bottle II you can
honestly say, that 1t has not done you any
good, return the bottle to the druggist and
he will refund your money without ques-
ton or delay. We will then pay the drug
gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
druggists know that our guarantee Is good.
This offer applies to the large bottle only
and to but one in q family. The large bot
tie contains 21t times as much as the City
cent bottle.
Kodol is prepared at the laborar
tories of E. c. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago.
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PALMETTO STATE
MAY Go Dry

Columbia, S. c., Aug. 17.-This
state, which has been half dry" ever
since twenty-one of it's forty-two
counties voted to close the county-iis-
pensaries, and which has had the un-
usual experience of being completely
dry for the last two weeks, may be-
coE.e permanently dry, If the twenty
one counties voting on the prohibition
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ALCOHOL FOR SALE
OENATURED ALCOHOL for sale in
small or large quantities, by F. =.
Blunck. Phone 573. tt
HOUSE FOR SALE.
MRS. CLARK'S BAKERY FOR SALE

On account Of her daughters illness,
Mrs. Clark has left this city for St.
Paul and will not return. She
commissioned me to sell Mrs.
Clark's Bakery" formerly owned
by Fluharty Bros. The business is
in a flourishing condition. The
present baker may be retained IL
desired by buye This is fine
business chance even for party
without experience. See r. R.
Ellinwood, % Wenatchee avenue
south. Phone 2735. tt
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LOCAL MARKET TODAY.


buCCcr auU E&&8.
Local ranch soc
Creamery butter, 2-lb. rolls. .65-75c
Meat and Poultry.
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CLASSIFIED
Is CENTS PER INSERTION; $1.OO
A WEEK FOR NOT MORE THAN
FOUR LINES.
WANTED

1000 CUSTOMERS WANTED to
use our Denatured Alcohol. F. T..
Blunck, Phone 573. Wenatchee,
Wash. t
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WHEAT STRAW WANTED.

ten to so tons of
clean wheat straw in bales, either
delivered in Wenatchee or taken
on the ground. Give lowest price.
G. c., P. o. Box 105, Wenatchee. tt
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CLASSIC
Is CENTS PER INSERTION; 500
A WEEK FOR NOT MORE THAN
FOUR LINES.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE

AN OKANOGAN RANCH for sale.
100 acres under the Loup Loup
irrigation project, Water guaran-
teed next year; az acres bearing
orchard; IL acres young orchard;
100 acres in cultivation; fine soil;
perennial springs; all farm machin-
cry. 500 per acre. No agents.
Address H. o. Hinds, r. F. D. No.
l, Okanogan, Wash. It
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Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

If you can help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, By
effectually helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion.
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e. r. SPRAGUE, Professional Fune-
raj Director and Licensed Embalm-
er. Mrs. E. F. Sprague and Mrs.
A. ]. Martin, lady assistants.
Phone 1875, Wenatchee, Wash.

THE WENATCHEE UNDERTAKE
ING COMPANY. C. G. Hall, presi-
dent; H. N. May. sec., treas. and
mgr. Funeral Directors and Ii
censed Embalmers. Mrs. H. N.
May, lady assistant. Parlor, No.
10 Mission street north, third
door north of Great Northern no.
tel. Phone 1165. Open day and
night. Wenatchee, Wash.
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RED APPLE CAMP NO. 1O747, M.
w. A., meets every Monday night,
at Sprague hall. All visiting men,
bers are cordially invited to at
TEND. c. M. Rice, Counsel. W. 5.
Raymond, Clerk.
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OF AMERICAN
WOMEN, Columbia Homestead
No. 6S2. meets first and third Tues
days of each month at Sprague
Hall For information see U. r.
Lake. Deputy. w. A. Grant, Fore
man; c. w. Jorgenson, Correspon-
dent.
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FRUIT NEEDED FOR A.-Y..P.

HELP THE CHELAN COUNTY EX-
hibit by taking boxes Of nicely
packed fruit to the Great Northern
Express office for shipment to the
exposition. No charges for ship
ment. Call up George H. Farwell,
phone sos. A.-Y.-P. Committee. If