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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-17
QUAKES ARE REPORTED
FROM VARIOUS SECTIONS

London, Feb. L. EARTH hquakes
wee reported yesterday ircm Asia
tie Turkey, from Portugal, all parts
OF Balgaiia and several provinces of
Hungary
1t is understood that thirty were
killed and several IMPUTED in the
one which shook Slvas, the capital
of the Turkish villgIye of the same
name, and many or the people
there are without shelter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-17
Turner'S Fancy Market

Lots Of good things to eat at low
prices.
Fancy head lettuce. cucumbers ripe
tomatoes, water cress, green onions,
radishe:, mushrooms, sweet potatoes.
celery, fancy eating and cooking apples
oranges, banana, pine apple, grape
fruit. Hm' ~ (.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-17
DR.. R. C. DUGAN.

USICVPukIIIC HyHINIdIIs
Graduate ol the American School Of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Office and Residerce. 126 Vine ST.,
Bird house South Of E. Center St
PHONE At
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
COUNTERMANDS
ROOSEVELT ORDER
Marines Restored TO Duties Per-
formed Before Taken Off
Warships

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The last
remaining vestige of the Roosevelt Or
der taking marines on the battleships
and cruisers OF the United States navy
was swept away today when President
Taft directed that an order be issued
restoring the marines to exactly the
same duties they had performed be-
fore they were ordered ashore.
Under the old system the marines
were given specific duties. One OF
these was to fight certain guns of the
secondary battery.
An order issued one day before
Roosevelt's term expired placed them
under the direction of the ships cap
tain and made it possible to assign the
marines to any sort OF duty and TO de-
prive them of lighting any part of the
ships battery,
President Taft has given authority
to have his name used as favoring a
ship subsidy. He will deliver a speech
on this subject before the National
Merchants league at Cleveland, o. The
president will discuss ship subsidy In
his message to the next regular ses-
sion of congress.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Personal Brevities

Dr. Irwin N. Frasse of Los Angeles
is a guest at the Stewart.
o. o. Howard Jr of New York is
registered at the Fairmont.
Senator G. w. Cartwright Of Fresno
is staying at the Stewart.
E. NJ Lyon. a fruit grower OF Red
lands, is at the ST. Francis.
Russell Joy, a mining man of Wonder.
is registered at the Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Graham of Los
Angeles are guests at the Manx
T. P. OBrien of the Oregon Short
line, is a guest at the st. Francis.
Thomas w. Patterson. banker of
Fresno, is guest at the Fairmont.
J. H. Queal. a lumberman of Mime
apolis, is staying at the Fairmont.
Governor ]. N. Gillett is at the Fair
mont, accompanied by Mrs. Gillett.
E. A Blocklnger, a lumberman of
Scotia is registered at the St. Francis.
Jonas Kuppenheimer. a clothing man
ufacturer of Chicago. is staying at the
st. Francis.
z. S. Moulton. president of the First
national bank of Riverside, is guest
at the st. Francis.
Thomas Clark. mining operator of
Placerville, is at the Union Square, &C
companied by Mrs. Clark.
H c. Mutt, general manager OF the
Northern Pacific lines west of Trout
Creek is at the ST. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
FINE STRUCTURES
NEAR COMP PLETION
Work Progresses Rapidly on the
Stewart and Royal
Buildings

D. H. Burnham & Co. who are con-
structing the big building at the cor
ner of Fifth and Market streets, report
that the work is progressing in a salts
factory manner and that it Will be
completed sooner than expected.
The building is being erected in
strict accordance with the building
laws, and is of a much higher standard
OF construction than required.
Charles A. Day of the board of works
Is not the contractor for this building,
as has been stated, as the building is
being constructed under 20 separate
contracts, only one of which is held by
the firm of which Day is a member.
The new Royal insurance company
building, at the northwest corner of
Pine and Sansome streets, is to be
ready for tenants April Is. 1t was the
intention of the owners to have opened
1t April Is. the third anniversary of
the great disaster, but as this date
falls on Sunday the building will have
its formal opening Monday, April 10.
The Imperial German consulate has
just closed a lease for the Sansome
street front on the fifth floor of the
Royal building. Loewy & Loewy, at
torneys for the consulate, also have
taken Offices on the same floor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
SALES And LEASES
ON NALARGE SCALE
Transactions Negotiated by One
Firm Indicate Demand for
Good Property

Speck. Paschel & Co. announce the
following sales:
Oscar n. Owens to G. L. a. Browne $4,000,
lot 22:6x70 and apartment house of - three room
apartments Leavenworth and Jackson streets,
which produces monthly rental of nearly $500.
Mrs, Amelia Haas TO client of firm, unim-
proved lot. 34:4lax1ST:e, Ellis street near Hyde,
$4,000.
G. z. a. Browne ct al. lot 40x60, Dale place
near Golden Gate avenue. sc, 0o0.
In conjunction with Thomas Magee Sons
they have sold for the William Eide company TO
Charles Abraham lot in Cough street between
Greenwich and Lombard, with frontage of 141 g
and Irregular depth $4,000.
Mrs. Annie Marion MacGregor to A L. White
head, lot 5ox12o, Nineteenth avenue near B
street $1,000
The following leases are reported
by the same firm:
Marie E. E. Berton to Barney Frankel, store
and basement. 9SS Market. 10 years. $4,000.
Z. z. Winegerter to Mrs. Kate Blanchard,
apartment house, 212I Fillmore street, i've years.
ST., coo.
Estate of Sarah Davidson to Louis C. and Jules
Marty, two upper floors Of building in Washing
ton street 126:1A east Of Kearny. 10 years,
$4,000.
Marian Harkins to Fl. F. TeigeIer. building
southeast corner Sixteenth street and Potrero
avenue, five years, IS, $40.
Caro- Crockett Scott to s. E. Ellis, store at
2016-201S Fillmore street. two years. So, 400.
Pauline Friedlander to ]. J. Donovan, S25 How
ard street. three years and nine months, S11, $40
Dolores A. Sunol to Henri Fourdade 763 How
ard street, Two years and nine months, S4,950.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
OTHERS ARE LIKELY TO
BE TRIED WITH T0MALTY
Indictments Against Three Ale
legged AccompIices Expected

The action Of the grand, jury in vot-
ing TO in6ict James G. Tomalty for fall
sihcauon Of public records in eonnec-
tion with the looting Of the city treas
urt was the principal topic Of CONVEX
sation yesterday in the municipal Of
fees and court circles. Great curiosity
was aroused by the fact that the grand
5lry conte-apla the indictment Of
alleged accomplices.
The fact thar chan ges in the records
az tie Cfice were made in December.
1907. 5ust prior 10 the time when Ban
tel surrendered the Office. has convinced
the authorities that Edward O'Connor,
who was al one time chief deputy for
Bantel. could not have been implicated,
is he died il the latter part OF 1905.
Experts have made clear TO the grand
jury that because OF defects in the sys-
TEN Of book keeping and the occur
renee Of the earthquake. in which many
records were destroyed three men IN
the city treasurer's Office could have
looted The treasury almost with impu-
nity.
Il is expected that the formal indict-
rnent against Tomalty viii be reported
10 the court after the grand jury meet
ing Tuesday
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
NEGOTIATE LEASES
IN NEW BUILDINGS
Wolf 6 HOLMAN Secure Tenants
for Long Terms

Wolf & Holman report the leasing
Of the four story brick building to be
erected by Mrs. Malvena Gallatin on
the southerly line of Suffer street. .5s
feet west Of Grant avenue. on a lot
22x75 feet TO Tillman place. The John
J. Newbegin company. book dealers,
are the lessees, formerly In the Flood
building. The lease is for 10 years on
private terms.
For account of Herbert Fleishhacker
they have leased the ground floor and
basement of the five story brick build
ing on the easterly line of First street
between Mission and Howard streets.
The lessees are the New York betting
and packing company. and the lease is
for five years az a rental of $4,000.
For account of Henry Lyons & Sons
they have leased TO Charles Fisher the
third floor of the six story building at
I22 Kearny street The lease is for
five years at an aggregate rental OF
$500.
For account of c. L. Hovey TO Royal
heating company, lot 40x155, west OF
years. total rental $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Sales Show the Increasing Value Of Real Estate
5UTRO LOTS FIND
READY PURCHASERS
Success of Auction Sale Shows
Present Prosperity of
San Francisco

One of the best indications of the
prosperity of San Francisco was noticed
last Thursday at the auction sale Of
lots held by Baldwin & Howell of the
property of the Sutro estate. Sixty
seven lots were put UP at auction All
were sold. and s4S,245 was realized.
The most satisfactory feature Of the
sale was that the buyers secured these
lots for their own use and not for
speculative purposes, and that they in
tended to buifd at once. and so add
another important residential district
TO the city.
The property was sold under the di-
rection of DR.. Emma L. Merritt, execu-
trix of the estate of the late Adolph
Sutro, who instructed Baldwin &
lowell to dispose of 81 lots in outside
Ia nd blocks 249 and $50 fronting on
Thirty-fourth, Thirty fifth and Thirty
sixth avenues and A street. The auc-
lion room was crowded. and had there
oeen more lots offered they would have
been sold easily.
In Thirty-sixth avenue the following
sales were made
Lot J. James J. Fagen, 1925: lot .. David
Hirschler, $3.50: lots and l. W. r.. Reddington,
81 .660 lots ) aud g. c. Strauss, $500; lot {.
edward L. Roose, S715; lots and .. NJ Herman,
! .450 lots 10 and IL. James Farron, 81 .500 lot
., c. r. Grant, $3.50; lots 13. II and Is, Oscar
deyman S2.160; lots 16 and II, on street, +.
Kahn, 81 $40; lot is. northwest corner of A
Il. Helnke for si,0S3. aud the same purchaser
bought lot 19. adjoining. for sTo5-
The remainder Of the lots in the west
line of Thirty-fifth avenue were sold TO
the following buyers:
Lot 20. F. j. Zier. $700; lot q, Ellen NJ. VII
liems, $500; lots p, %, "A, % and 20, Oscar
Heyman, S3.sT5; lot 81, Timothy O'Brien. $3.50
| lot rs, Thomas Prui, $780, lot 20. Edward Y
Gallagher, $71o: lot 80. Henry Schleuter. S7s5
lots 81 and 80. ". r. Reddington, 81 600; lot 80
D. T.. Velessaratos, SS2J.
In the east line of Thirty fifth avenue
the following purchasers secured lots;
| Lots and ., P. Tieburg. SI.450; lots and 4
NJ. Magee. S1,42o; lots and 6, C. NJ. Wallen
berg, S1.400; lot T. Miss Minnie korper. 500
! lot s, William II. Reiey, S700; lot 8, Alice
! Lowell sT00; lots 10 and II, Belle wetherby
| IA and Is were bought by Daniel McHenry fol
S2.025, and the same buyer purchased lot l6. a.
/ the northwest of A street and Thirty dftl
avenue, for $1,000; lots IL and 18. on street
were sold to DR.. 4. j. Knox for S1,1S0; lots 20
81 and % Thirty fourth avenue, were sold Il
the same buyer for S1,So0
| The other lots in Thirty-fourth ave-
fnue were purchased as follows:
| Lots 10 and %. P. Tieburg. s775 and $685.; 10
! "a, Florence Sommer. 1885, lot 25. Edmund Kott
/ ler $3.50; lots 26, 81 and 2S W. H. Martin
! 81. 015; lots 70, 80 and 81, Ralph Kalup, 5000
| lots 80, 33 and "a, Paul Tieburg. S2,o55.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
WILL USE BIG LEGACY IN
HOSPITAL CHARITIES
Mrs. Lapidge's Estate in Hands
of Executor

Letters of administration. were
granted yesterday by Judge Graham to
G. Alexander Wright as the sole ex-
ecutor and heir under the will OF the
late Mary A. Lapidge. widow Of Captain
William P Lapidge. a sea captain.
Captain Lapidge died February 81,
1908. The entire estate was bequeathed
to Wright About one year ago Mrs.
Lapidge donated a $4,000 lot 10 fur
ther plans designed for the erection in
this city of a hospital in memory of
Queen Victoria
of the legacy IN hospital charities, Mrs.
Lapidge during life having been
greatly interested in such work OF
doubt as to whether he viii build a
new hospital OF add one or more wings
to some hospital already in existence.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
JUDGE WILL NOT DISMISS
All SAM GAMBLING CASE
Decision as to Police Chiefs
Testimony Is Reserved

The motion TO dismiss the case of
All Sam, charged with gambling. was
denied by Police Judge Deasy yester-
day. but the judge reserved his de-
cision on the motion to strike out the
testimony of Chief of Police Cook as to
the games of pie cow and fan tan till
Monday afternoon.
Whether this motion is sustained or
denied the case will proceed and the
witnesses for the defense, includin g
representatives from various wemen's
clubs in the city will have 20 be pres :
ent TO give their testimony if called
upon.
The arrangement was that a repre-
sentative of each club would be suf-
flcient.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Southern Athletes to Meet
Cardinal Varsity

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 2e.
The second big campus meet Of the
varsity series viii be run of tomorrow
morning on the track, when the ath-
letes OF the University of Southern
California viii try conclusions with the
cardinals. The entries for the meet
are:
100 yard dash-stantord. J. r. Holman 'ce.
=. Smirherum Il. ". II. Cline Il, ". II. Gard
ner CO; Z. S c.. Martin, Trotter.
220 yard dash-Sranford ?. X. Pomeroy 10,
E Smitherun II. J. T. Holman 'oe W T.
Gardner 90, c. S. C.. Martin. Trotter.
$40 ward dash-Stsnford. ". II. Wyman II.
= o. Miller '0s ". 81 Rawles 90. a. Johnston
$50 yard run-Stanford. J. O. Miller '0S. E 4.
NrGregor 'oS. y. D. Fletcher II, J. 2. Hemp
hill o9. p W Lee Il, C. B. Bradford '0a. A
Johnston 10; e. 5 c. Cover. Newmire.
EIle run-Stanford, Z A. A1cGregor 'os, ". D.
Fletcher II. J. p Hemphiu 90. c. 2. Bradford
'09; c S C.. Hall.
10 " ". Adams o. E c. Tsnpleton 10. 6
D. Perry 'Oe S. G. Sweet 90. L. s. c. Hall
I20 yard hureles-stsnford. c. s. Morris 'os,
Raines II. L. s. C.. Lennon, Burek.
20 yard hurcles--Stanford. C. s Morris os,
B. L Gregg 'os, 2. 2. Peckley 10. q. L. Hor-
'0s Z. s. c.. Burek. Lennox.
Pole rsult-Stanford. A. B. Cook 10, c. A.
Wsring Il: Z. S. c.. Richardson. Ward.
High 5ump-Stanford. II. Y. Poor 10, c. A
Wsring II: L. S. c. Murray. Earl. Trotter.
Shot put-Stantord. Il. l. Horton 'os, D. P.
Crswford GO; Z. S. c.. Trotter. Hall
Hammer throw-Stanforo. D. P. Crawford 90,
y p Youker 10, + I Horton 'os [. 5. C..
Burek, Richardson He'll
Broad juup-S1anford. Fl. Z. Poor 10. 9. s.
Morris 'os. z. stoltz 'o9; C. S. C., Ward. Earl.
coodseiL
Relay-Stsnfogd. any four Of the above en-
tries. L. s &. Newuire. Reed, Richardson and
Terucr
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Jap PANESE BOYCOTT
AMERICAN GOODS
Under Guise of Pure Food Law
Enforcement, United States
Products Are Confscated
However, NippOnese Represen-
fatives Arriving in New York
Declare FriendIiness

VICTORIA, B. c.. March 26-That a
boycott Of American goods under guise
Of enforcement of pure food law"
has been started in Japan is the state
ment OF weekly newspaper published
q Aoholanlas according TO mail ad-
vices received here. The paper says:
For some unexpiainable reason. ex-
cepung that action has been taken un-
der tie food law japanese officials,
backed Up by police officers. have been
Gazing upon foreign and native grocers
and conhscating their stocks OF certain
pranos Of goods. Strange to say. the
goods conhscated haze been American
Goods only and the officials do not
eren look at rhe British. German and
rench goods that were strongly in
idence.
Another feature Of these strange pro-
ceedings was that nearly ali the ar
ttcles conhscated bore rne stamp of the
American health board and each pack
age was printed with al the names Of
TIE ingredients contained"
Declare Japan Friendly
NEW YORK. March 2s.-Tokataro
Sakai and Hikojiro Wada. sent 10 the
United States by the japanese govern
ment on behalf OF the japanese world S
FAIR of 1917, arrived on the Lusitania
tocay.
Commissioner Sakai said
As the representatives Of the Jap
anese government we shall endeavor
10 assure the American people of the
warm regard II which their country is
held by ours. All the jingo talk of
hostile feeling or warlilke preparations
Is. Of course, ridiculous"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
BUSINESS INCREASES
IN MISSION DISTRICT
D. Coffin s Co. Report Pros
porous Week

d. Coffin & Co. report a prosperous
week. The market continues strong,
with an active inquiry for income prop
erty, as well as small homes. The
firm has negotiated loans on Mission
property. close to $4,000. It also made
the following sales during the last
week:
Lot in north line Of Twenty-sixth street. 15C
feet west of Church. 52:6xl00; buyer, Joseph
J. Powers; seller, Henry Caesar; terms, cash.
Lot at northwest corner OF Mission street and
Niagara avenue, 21z10S; buyer, William Walker
81, 400.
Lot in west line of Capp street. $50 feet
south Of Seventeenth 25x122:6; buyer, c. Peter.
son. terms. cash.
lot and improvements in north line Of Twenty.
fifth street near Castro; buyer, NJ. A. Hickman
So $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
DIcK REurER ARRIvEs

the phenomenal pitcher from Honolulu,
arrived in cskHnd this evening and
was met by President Frank Herman
and Joe Nealon OF the state league.
Renter was taken around town and
shown the sights, and incidentally told
Of the greatness Of the California state
league. President Herman said that
he did not know where the island mar
vel would play. but said that he had
signed up with the Pueblo club Of the
Western league. Il IS understood that
the outlaws have secured Reuter- and
that he viii be seen in the San Fran
cisco lineup this season
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Tim McGrath Fails to EnjOin
Marathon Runners

Timothy McGrath filed suit yesterday
70 restrain George B. Miller and Chris
tian ". 7. Christensen talso known as
William Stanley) from running in the
Marathon race at the auditorium to-
night Judge Trout, to whom the ac-
tion was assigned. refused, however,
10 grant q restraining order and the
runners are at liberty TO compete. The
management Of the Auditorium race
PUT up bond Of $1,000 10 protect Nc
Grath from any damage he might sus-
tain. A1cGrath claims Miller and Stan
ley have violated the contract they
entered fnte TO run under his manage
rleut exclusively.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
INQUIRIES INCREASE
FOR GOOD REALTY
Baldwin s Stetson Find Marked
Improvement in Market

Baldwin & stetson report marked
irnnrovement in the number of in
ouiries. and the following sales:
Mrs. I, s. christin to Robert Iberson. lot and
improvements in south line Of Hayes street
.o5. essf of Cough. 27:ex12o, 200
Mr. williams lot 25xl00, in north line of
Fell street 81 g west of Clayton, 81. 600.
4. ri. Halloran TO Joseph Greenough. lot 25x
100 in north lire OF Hayes street. So east of
CLAYTON. 81 900.
A T. Pierce lot 25x114. in north line Of Day
street ia east of Dolores, 81. .z25
lane b German TO Enrico Semeria. lot 25x12o.
in west line OF San Bruno asenua. as south Of
Alanseu street. 2400
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
WIFE WILL NOT CHARGE
GRANT WITH SHOOTING
Police Determined TO Prosecute
and Women Supply Meals

The police are puzzled to know just
what to do with Thomas W. Grant. who
shot his wife. Kate d. Grant. at their
residence. 73T Baker street. Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Grant will not prose
cute. but Captain Anderson is deter
mined to do so or charge Grant with
insanity.
Several women have called upon
Grant at the city prison and three OF
them directed the proprietor of the
Grand coffee parlor opposite the hall OF
justice to supply Grants meals and
said they would pay. They refused
to give their names.
Mrs Grant is improving steadily and
unless blood poisoning sets in she viii
be convaIescent in a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
ASKS LARGE SUM FOR
NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL
Works Board Also Considers
Street and Sewer Contracts

The sum of 100000 to erect the
Frank J. McCoppin primary school in
Sixth avenue between B and streets
was asked of the supervisors yesterday
by the board of works.
The board called for bids. to be sub
mitted April II, for a $50, 900 sewer in
the Ocean View district. and April Il
for a $4,000 sewer in the Parkside
district.
Finn & Treacy received the contract
to repave Polk street between Post and
Sacramento for $4,000, more or less,
and the Thomson bridge company for
sewer piling, ETC., in Steuart street, to
cost S773.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
.rAyTELL WINS on FoIJL

SACRAMENTO. March 26.-Kid VIII
liams Of Stockton lost to Frank Mantell
Of Rhode Island IN the thirteenth round
here tonight the decision being given
10 the eastern boy by Referee LeVison
on q foul As Mantell started for his
corner with his back turned after the
gong sounded Williams followed him
and knocked him 10 the stool with a
right swing. Referee Levison declared
L a deliberate foul
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
GOOD PRICE PAID
FOR APARTMENTS
Avalon Property in Sacramento
Street Sold for $4,000

The Avalon apartments. which have
been built since the fire, have. been
sold by Francois and Hannah Marx to
NJ A. Larkin for $4,000
These apartments are modern in
every particular. and are situated in
the southerly line of Sacramento street
west of Larkin on lot 55x11S feet
The sale was made through the
agency of Jerome Marx & Co. and W.
F. Ambrose, representing the sellers.
and Joseph II. Rucker & Co., the buyer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
BUY TWO WHOLE BLOCKS
ADJOINING PARKSIDE
Judge Kerrigan and Associates
Make Large Purchase

Judge Frank H. Kerrigan and asso-
ciates have purchased two whole
blocks, 1868 and 1866. bounded by
Thirty ninth, Fortietl1N. and Forty-first
avenues. This property adjoins Park
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27

EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE ENDED.
Stockton, March 26.-The institute of the Ep-
worth League conference came to a close today
after successful five day session. Tomorrow
and Sunday conference work will occupy the at.
tention OF the delegates.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27

SON BORN TO INFANTA--Madrid. March
2e-The infanta Maria Teresa, wife of Prince
Ferdinand Of Bavaria. gave birth to son to
day The infanta is sister of King Alfonso
The child Is their second son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27

Mccullough. 2G23 Market street, has
Just completed an apartment house for
Mr.. D. o. Horz. 1926 Waller street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27

MONROE GETS DEcIsIoN-savannsh Ga.
March 26-ceorge Monroe, former bantam
weight champion won the decision over Jack
Durane cf Savannah tonight In q fast 20 round
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-09-16
MAKES WORK EASIER
Sauk Centre People Are Pleased
to Learn How it is Done

NJ. Frank, living on Ash St., Sauk
Centre, Minn., says: II am forced
to do great deal of heavy lifting and
am also subject to much exposure.
To these conditions / owe my kidney
trouble. l suffered severely from this
complaint and my back was so weak
that l was hardly able to bend.
There were sharp, shooting pains
through my loins, at times extending
into my shoulders and l thought some
days that my back would break. At
last my attention was drawn to
Doan's Kidney Pills and 1 procured
a box at Fiesler & McNieces Drug
Store. They completely banished
the trouble and it gives me pleasure
to state that l have not had any re-
turn SINCE"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-09-16
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can't afford to slight Electric Bitters
if weak, rundown or sickly. Only
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