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The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
TRAIN KILLS SCHOOL GIRL.
She Is Struck While Playing With
Companions at Crossing.

LANSING, Mich. Nov. l6.-lya
Grove. II years old, was instantly
killed on the Suuth-st. crossing OF the
Lake shore road by a north-oounu
Lake Shore freight train yesterday az
ternoon. The girl and several COM
panions, who were returning from
school. were playing on the crossing
when the train came around a curve
near at hand The other children sue
ceeded in getting out of the way. but
the Grove girl slipped back onto he
crossing. and the engine and all the
cars OF the train passed over her body.
which was ground TO pieces and taken
To an undertaken in a basket,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
TWO INJURED IN WRECK.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Nov 10
Trans Nos 81 aud or the GraylinS
branch Of he " * y +. railroad col
Hdcd h,ad-ou near Kaleva TUESDAY
No. % was going about IS miles All
hour IS il was rev minutes late
The crash occurred near a switch
where No , was pulling in THO
persons were injured Conductor Me
Intosl was severely cut when the i'm
pact ~ the collision threw him through
the glass of q coach. aud Michael Ior
rigan. travelling man, was slightly
hurt The engines we're not greatly
damaged
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
REVENGE is DELAYED.

CADILLAC Mich NOV 16-"Tu
shoot YOU dead. I'll get YOU vet.
yelled Albert Dean. Kentuckian ar
be- fourished a revolver AZ his former
wife last evening in the annex OF a
local hotel after he had torn down a
door 10 get az her But before he could
-do any damage Dean heard police com
ing and he hurried away promising
vengeance later. The police are look
ing for him
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
Attaeks RoeksfelIer Eouneation Plan

WASHINGTON. Nov. lG-Presideat
schurmsn. Of Cornell university. In an
address before the Natl nal AssCcia.
.tlou of State Universities. in session
here. at,aCKcG IN provisions ~ the
charter OF the Rockefeller
foundation. lie pointed 70 the evils
that might arise by leaving the admin
,istration Of the vast funds in the hands
'Of perpetuating board OF trustee .
although such evils need not DO feared
during the lifetime ~ the donor Hc
advocated the formation ui a bO4., OF
trustees on the plan OF that governing
the Affairs Of the Smithsonian institu.
ltiop,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
Aviator To Wed Canadian H.ir.ss

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-The engage.
ment Of COmte Jacques de Lesseps.
the French aviator to Miss Grace Nc.
Kenzie. youngest daughter OF William
Mckenzie. millionaire railroad man
Of Toronto. was announced Tuesday
by Comtc Bertrand de Lesseps. broth.
CT OF the aviator Comte Jacques de
Lesseps met Miss Mckenzie at tho To
ronto aviation meet. lie is a son OF
Ferdinand de Lesseps. the famous
French engineef.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
ALPENA MAN TERRIBLY BURNED
q. Dryers Clothing Catches Fire As
He Stands Near Boiler.

TOLEDO, O.. Nov l6.-(Special)-
p. Dryer. %, OF Alpena. Mich. EN-.
ployed In the dredge "Birkhead," IN
Bayview Park lagoon. was nearly
burned TO death today. when his
clothing caught fire from the boiler IN
the boat. Dryer was standing close
TO the FIRE, trying 10 get warm when
the flames caught him and his Injuries
are probably fatal,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
MRS. MARY BIBLE DEAD.

IONA. Mich. Nov. 16.-Mrs Mary
Bible. wife OF John F. Bible. one Of the
lest known Democrats in the state. ex-
mayor Of thr city. and present head
OF the Commercial club. died Tuesday
Of appendicitis She had been III since
Nov >. but the seriousness OF her
condition was not fully appreciated
until a week ago
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
MAJOR E. G. FECHET DEAD.
Former Port Huron Man won Praise
In Civil War.

PORT HURON. Mich. Nov 10
fSneciaD-A telegram vas received
here today announcing the death AZ
champaign. H., OF Major Eugene O.
Fochef. formerly OF this city. Major
Fechet was sc years old and of the late
vears had been in charge OF the mill,
tary school al Champaign. He joined
tho army in 1861 and upon being mus
torad ont he Joined the regular army
"a remained there until his death.
Major Fechet was shot at the oatue
~ An,letam and won praise TOT MS
valiant service under the stars ahu
stripes. -, .nd
lie is survived by daughter ana
con The latter being a member oil
tho regular army now stationed al
Fort LeavenwOrth.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT Nov. l6.--Up Polynesia
l.l0 y ~, Tuesday. Northern Wave
40; Wyoming Plymouth, $50. Mag.
ara, $40, =. n Green our Son, 3.4S
: 90 Buell.. Eleanor. SIS. Venezuela
MataEzas. SIS, Clarke. : 20. Norwalk
$50. Amasa stone, Fruesdale, 5 40,
stafford, Edward New illiams. .. che
Chemung. $50. W r. Rees, $40. NJ
Clemens. 10 st Paul arrived. =,
Durham. Montreal. 8 Gilchrist, . ON
tario. Gould. s Midland Prince, s 80.
Brazil. st Paul. 10 20 cleared, Mo
hogan. barFes. 10 20
Down. Champlain, IL 80 Tuesday. 4
Nclvin y 10 y ~ Port Colborue. Tus-
3, lshpeming. ? so. John owens, so
Howe. 40. Tampa. Aurora. $50, VI
Boyce, $40. arabian. I;l5 Mohawk,
as Alexis Thompson. ..
Hand. IL Yates. 40 John owen
tclearedD. 40. Gilbert, l-50; Ed Smith.
bargcs, 2 saturn, $40. Saxon. $50,
Alpena. $40, Sinaloa. 610. Van Hise
: Warner, Thompson. T.l0. Simla, 7.3O,
Mclean. $40, Minneapolis. $40. Sa
hara. Langell. barses $40; Canadian
y; JeN ~. Wickwire. .. Crete. IL,
Uganda ii ID.
SAJLT STE MARIE. Mich, Nov. 10
-Stormount, sill y m Tuesday Nor
mania, 30. Andrew pson, 4, Calu-
met go SaNonia. 8 Rochester. $40
kaministiquia. Grove. s 30. HuroniC. :
Wtssahickon. 1880 o. m Tuesday
Warren. D. Townsend =. Frick. .,
Phipps 10. keawatin. II. VIM r. MACK,
IL 30
Down: Corr ell. SO p m Tuesday
Northern queen, . Ream. go Duluth.
Mckee. : Gary. 4 Sultana. $50
Neebing. y. m. Tuesday, Fairmount.
Kinmount. g. McDougal jsmalD. Graf
wick Fairbairu 90 L.abelle NeWona.
II. Ericsson. II 80. Widlar. midnight
AaunaIa. ! Squire, . Bunsen. SoCopa.
1 Corey. 3 Andrews G. German. 30.
Perkins : Empire city. 40 Hart
well, Peter Reiss. ) 40. Jay Morse. Full
ton. 80. Hcbsrd. tunnels, 100 But
Ter noon
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
EArAIIY HuRT IN ROM

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Nov
(SpccalJ Voscerji Topetto. an
Italian. is lying in a dying condition al
the hospital and two companions are
also there with minor wounds. as the
result OF cutting ARRAY last night
Topetto entered the home OF The
others and started disturbance, be.
ing under influence Of liquor He had
pulled several boarders from their
beds before the melee started
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
WOMAN 10 BE uNoERTAKER.

LANSING. Mich. Nov I6.-(Spe-
clal. The state board OF health is con
Quoting an examination for emba
era in representative hall today
Twenty-seven candidates were writing
the examination today. Among the
applIcants was one woman, Mrs.
Catherine Rand. OF Wiedman. The ex.
animation will continue Thursday and
Friday.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
police Proteet strIkebreakers.

NRAf DIRK. Nov. 16-With police.
men seated beside the strikebreaking
chauffeurs, an organized attempt was
made today TO end the strike OF the
faxicab drivers which has been In
progress here for a week. When the
men rejected the attempts of Mayor
Gaynor 10 settle the strike on the
basis OF the "Open shop" orders were
given for the police to take adequate
measures TO prevent rioting.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
SUPREME couRr-

LANSING, Mich, Nov. lG.-The su
preme court, yesterday, heard the fol
lowing cases: Shepard VS. Shepard
Crawford vs.. City OF Detroit.
order 10 show cause was allowed
in Olds Motor Works vs. Murfin.
Call for Wednesday: 81 IS. Is
l02, 81. %. "a. SO.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
p. &. HoRR APPOINTED.

LANSING. Mich Nov. 16.-ReRin.
aid + Horr. OF Houghton, has been
appointed assistant state geologist, II
vas announced Tuesday by State Ge-
ologist Allen. Mr. Horr will have
charge OF the upper peninsula Office
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
ANorHER HuNTER Kills sELF.

MENOMINEE, Mich. Nov Ii
Lawrence H. Williams. aged 10. The
son OF farmer living near FaithOrn
Junction, accidentally shot and killed
himself while on "a hunting expedition
He had trouble with his gun. and,
while he was trying 20 dislodge q cart.
ridge which had failed 10 explode. the
weapon went of and shot him through
the head. Killing him instantly.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
grandson Of Indisn chief Murdered

+ KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 16.-Sam.
uel Ketchem. great grandson or the
last chief OF the Wyandotte tribe Of
Indians was shot and killed here early
ketohem lived in Bethel, Kansas. and
MS waiting for a.car TO take him 20
Ne home when the Nagro- hred- from
ne door OF saloon, and escaped. The
nnst Qf the shooting has not -heen
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
MAY DEFEAT LODGE.
Butler Ames Thinks He Has Good
Chance For Senatorship.

Having been reelected 10 congress
as one of the Representatives from
Massachusetts, Butler Ames, who Is a
candidate for the United States sen
ate against Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. is in Detroit for a brief rest
Incidentally, he is looking after some
important business here. He IS
registered in the Pontchartrain. Mr..
Ames says his election as senator Is
assured II ne can secure the support
OF the Democrats in the Massachi-
sets legislature on the first ballot.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
kim viii Case Postponed

The contest over the Wlll OF Philip
King. the millionaire brewer, which
was set for hearing in the probate
court, Wednesday, has been postpon-
ed until Dec. IL
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
NeM plvorce snlt

.,ai, for divorce was fled Tuesday.
by George vs.. George Riley. The
plainLif alleges desertion.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
CnLnS CArsIs IIEAnACHn

LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for full name. Look for
signature ~ w. GROVE. acc,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

|u&Inena-Ilker Printing. No fuss and
~ I4Nthora = Tbs -niain, neat kind thsti
|1n = % Main iipa % CITY ASS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-03
Apartments and Flats
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER

POSSESSION AT ONCE.
Rental. Location. Rooms.
roo per an.-1o2s w. Frank
lin St, 80 floor. hot wa
ter heat. furnished; pos
session Sept. 1st........ 81
500 per an.-l42o Park Ave.
LIST floor, hot water heat
500 per an.-1422 Park Ave-;
possession Sept. 1st.... 9
500 per an.-2227 A w. Grace.
possession Sept. 1st.... s
450per an.-16 S. Third St..
40 per an.-115 s. Third St.
first floor .............. s
42o per an.-115 S. Third. Cd
floor. possession Sept. i. 6
400 per an.-2240 Park Ave.
lst floor. hot water heat.
possession Sept. 1st.... 6
420 per an.-2242 Park Ave-,
LIST floor. hot water heat.
possession Sept. 1st.... 6
{ 800 per an.-115 S. Third ST.:
third floor; possession
September LIST ... s
$50 per an.-1916 Grove Ave,
first floor ....... G.
$50 per an.-l91s Grove Ave.
a1s per- is ann. MGR ". Broad Broad. "a
and Sd floors. bath and .
1872 per- Ma All W. : Broad ST.,
third floor, water fur
nished ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-03
McVeigh & Glinn
Rent List

Rent List
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER i.
Rental Location. Rooms.
$40 per an.-5o2 w. Grace st. IL
600 per an.-935 w. Grace st. IL
GOO per an.-3 e. Main ST.. IL
GOO per an.-937 w. Grace ST.,
..o possession at once; e, -
possession at once..... ~
$40 per an.-221s Stuart Ave. 8
$50 per an.-2220 Park Ave,
hot water heat. electric
lights. new ........... .
$50 per an.-2222 Park Ave.
hot water heat. electric
$50 per an.-2224 Park Ave.
hot water heat. electric
$50 per an.-222s park Ave.
hot water heat, electric
lights, new ..... .......
$50 per an.-230S Park Ave.
hot water heat, electric
4oU PEI du.-EolV fdl n <ANC''
hot water heat, electric
$50 per- ns an..1 nsS Hanover Az. 5
$50 per an.-1912 Grove Ave.. 9
$50 per an.-1121 West Ave-. 8
$50 per an.-1l41 West Ave.
450 per an.-S041a E. Leigh st. IL
400 per an.-2321 Park Ave-. 8
420 per an.-92s w. Main ST.. y
400 per Amor Allen Ave-.
hot water heat.....
400 per an.-209 Allen Ave-,
hot water heat........
37s per an.-30s e. Clay ST.. 9
$50 per an.-123 S. Fifth ST..
$50 per an.-2l n. Harrison st. 6
$50 per an.-190s Floyd Ave-.
$50 per an-2600 z. Franklin, 10
: $50 per an.-2006 Stuart Ave-;
possession at once. 10
$50 per an.-20o8 Stuart Ave. 10
$50 per an--421 Elm St. ..... 8
$50 per anti W. Marshall.
$50 per an.-19o4 Floyd Ave.
$50 per an.-2516 Hanover
Ave. possession at once.
$40 per an.-610 \. Eighth st. s
ago per an.-62S n. Eighth st. 8
$50 per an--612 n. Eighth st. S
800 per an.-105 w. Marshall
ST.; possession at once. 8
oOO per an--b13 ~. MIMI ST.
possession at once..... 8
500 per an.-211 w. Clay St.. 5
800 per an.-712 W. Clay ST.. s
900 per an.-191S E. Broad st.
at once
300 per an.-e06 n. Sixth St.. 6
270 per an.-922 w. Main St.. 6
240 per an.-114 n. 26th St,
possession at once...... s
240per anil S. Rowland st.
240 per an.-201 w. Marshall, s
240 per an.-120 w. Cary St,
two baths ........... s
ZIG per an.-il7 y. Sd st; pos
session Sept. 5th.......
216per an S. Pine ST.; pos
session Sept. 3d........ Z
2l6 per an.-32 n. Lombardy,
ZIG per an.-34 n. Lombardy. g.
ZIG per an.-416 n. 27th St.. s.
PIG per ANTS n. 9th ST.. s
216 per an.-516 N. 2Sth St,
21e per an.-124 S. 4th St.. s.
200 per an.-19 S. Cherry St.. S
200 per an.-l535 Beverly ST.:
possession at once. ..... 6
200 per an,-1537 Beverly ST.;
possession at once. ..... 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-03

We will sell at public auction, on
the premises,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9TH. P. NJ,
four Main street lots, fronting together
100 feet. south side, between Meadow
and Rowland Streets: and say, $40
p. NJ, four Main Street lots, fronting
together 95 feet on north side OF Main,
between Davis Avenue and Elm Street.
All have extra depth OF 179 DIP feet to
an alley, and are the most attractive
lots on this improving street Just the
place to build for profit. Sold as a
whole or divided to suit.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO..
Auctionecrs.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11

ed greater opportunities for meddle-
some surgery and temporarily pallia-
1--WE medical treatment than all
other diseases combined, simply be-
Cs-se CT failure to recognize the pri-
mary cause of these conditions.
When is floating kidney, dis
placed uterus, or representative ova-
"les etc., ever a primary condition,
that is to say, purely local affec-
lion? Rarely, if ever. Given any
of these chronic conditions, and
we will find that all the abb
dominal and pelvic organs are more
or less flabby and weakened. And
back of that general 'atony" Of
structures there is more than likely
some hidden osteopathic LESSONS de-
priving the diseased organs of due
nerve and blood nutrition.
The patient complains of nervous
ness, backache, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, disordered menstruation and
similar symptoms. The ordinary di-
agnosis: Displaced uterus or lac
Grafton of cervix or prolapsus. Ordi-
nary treatment. Strictly 'locar',
antiseptic douches, pessary, dila-
ton, curettement,> operation.
Result: Persistence of symptoms,
after all treatment, even after total
axtirpation of organs. Why? Because
# the first diagnosis had been care
tully made, or If carefully made care.
July considered, it would have re-
suited in the knowledge that not only
he uterus but the abdominal and pei
VIC organs were at fault, all tissues
weakened and every physiological
process perverted.
The treatment is, to place those
organs back where they belong. The
patient must have her vital energies
regenerated, must have the nerve
torce and blood supply of these parts
properly regulated, and until this is
lone medical and surgical treatment
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11
Language of Switzerland.

1t is a curious fact that the people
most celebrated for love of country
should In manner be without Ian
guage-that Is. mother tongue. The
Swiss have three official languages
German, French and Italian. About
three-fourths of the population of the
mountain confederation speak Ger
man. while the remainder divide four
other languages among them, chiefly
French and Italian, these languages
being found. as. rule. in districts In
close proximity to the countries where
In those languages are the principal
tongue. In Switzerland documents and
notices are printed in both the French
and German languages. In the nation
al assembly members deliver their
speeches in either French or German.
for nearly all members understand
both tongues. The DEGREES and procla-
nations of the president are translated
by an official interpreter and furnished
to the press in both languages.-New
York Press.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11
Her Fault.

The teacher in charge Of the primary
department at school In West Phila-
delphia was talking the other day
about her work and her pupils.
'They are dear youngsters" she said.
''but they sometimes make curious re.
marks. Several times l have had oc-
casion to reprove little boy who isn't
bad. but who is very mischievous and
annoying. He Is always getting into
trouble and making disturbance.
Zone day he had been more than
usually uproarious. and i was very
tired. Instead of scolding or punish
ing him l began In rather an exasper.
ated tone to talk to him.
Tom said. I'm afraid I'm never
going to meet you In heaven
"He looked up with the most shock.
ed face. why, teacher he said. isn't
that just too bad? What have you
doneY Philadelphia Times.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11

DR.. j. H. Thompson reports a sion
Eorn to the wife of oscar Davis,
Wednesday, June s.
A. L. Yoho of Lincoln, Neb., ar
rived in Enterprise Friday for a sum
mers visit with friends.
]. w. Nedrow of near Sled
Springs arrived here Friday even
ing, returning to his ranch home
Saturday.
George N. Cannon and Edwa, d
ioenfrow, two of Lost Prairie's pros
porous ranchers, made business
trip to Enterprise, returning home,
Thursday.
Hiss Alpha Christi Of Joseph re-
covered tie lost bracelet adver-
Used in the News Record this week.
An advertisement in the News Rec
ord reaches every resident in wal
Iowa county, and many outside OF
the county.
Mrs. William Holloway of Flora is
visiting with the family of ]. w.
Nedrow, northeast of Sled Springs.
.lrs. Holloway is in poor health, and
being sister-in-law of MIR. Nedrow
The latter thought rest of several
weeks woull prove to her benefit.
In the report from S2lem of the
Oregon Supreme court proceedings,
he case OF w. ]. Funk against Lii
las A. Stevens, from Wallowa coun-
y, was affirmed. The case of G. X.
elliot against Wallowa county, in
Jolving highway, was affirmed.
Charles e. Bell of Flora brought
out al big. male hog to the Enterprise
market, Wednesday, and disposed of
It at good price. Mr.. Eell has beer
| carrying the mail between Flora
md Bartlett for several years, but
.urns the COB over to the new con-
ractor on July l. He owns two
rood ranches near Flora.
S. D. Keltner, the we'll known 10
,4.l hardware dealer, left Tuesday
| morning for his ranch about five
miles from Enterprise in the Prairie
Creek district. Mr.. Keltner TOOK
With him several spools of wire for
,encing, and is engaged in placing
iences and cross fences, as rapidly
Is possible, about the ranch.
| r,r. and Mrs. Frank Wright and
'amily, formerly Of Trout Creek, but
| low residents of the Palouse, and
Irs. Charles Green and children OF
lincoln county, were guests for sew
sral weeks at the Edward Renfrow
| home on Lost Prairie. Mr.. Wright
a brother and Mrs. Green a sister
! If Mrs. Renfrow. The Green's are
llso former Trout creek people, and
rom there moved to the Grande
Sonde valley, thence to Lincoln
,omty.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11
Consul Kino David.

This amusing anecdote of Lamartine
is related by the Baroness Bonde in
her volume of letters. Shortly after
the revolution of February he wrote
on the blank leaves of his pocketbook
the names of his proteges and sent the
list to be provided with places imme-
diately. Previously. however. it seems.
he had scribbled David" on the page.
and the head of the cabinet appointed
the said David consul at Bremen The
postulant. however. never came for
ward, and. though the poet did NOT like
being disturbed. M Hetzel was oblig
ed to ask who was the David on his
list.
He who danced before the ark"
was the answer.
"Oh. dear! have gazetted him to
Bremenr'
How very singular! I meant him
for subject for meditation, not for
nomination. But you can cancel it."
The moniteur registered the change.
but few knew that the last consul ap-
pointed to Bremen was King David!
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE
WEDDED AT LA GRANDE

Prof. Gene w. Hall of the Wallowa
County High school, and Miss Sadie
Womack of Lostine, were quietly
married in La Grande last Wednes-
day by Rev. w. s. Crockett of
Lostine who accompanied them. AZ
ter the ceremony the young couple
left for Portland and the Rose car
nival. Miss Womack is well
known and successful teacher in the
Lostine schools, and Prof. Hall is
also engaged most successfully in
The same profession, connected with
The Wallowa County High school.
Miss Womack is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Womack of
Lostine.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11

the Alkali Peaches. The Peaches
viii try 10 swat the Terriers Tues
day evening next. The other two
.eams have not been organized yet.
ard in ieeping with the names of tht
two d ready formed it might be sug-
sested tnat they be called the Brook
lyn Swipers and the Hillside Sledge-
hammers; or the Brooklyn Sluggers,
or Brooklyn Neversweats and the
Northeast Slammers. An admission
of ten cents to pay expenses will be
charged at all games played by the
Twilight league. All games will be
played on the regular ball grounds.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11
will ever be temporary, unsatisfac-
tory rnaacuras

will ever be temporary, unsatisfac-
tory measures.
Osteopathy accomplishes four
things in these cases end common
sense will teach that they are neces-
sary before health can tie expected.
1st. 1t replaces, by mechanical
manipulation, the displaced viscera.
End. 1t acce,erates the blood flow,
passing through the organs at fault.
Srd. 1t increases the strength of
the nerve force, restores tone to
flabby tissues and increases the Wit
al energies 60 essential to health.
4th. 1t corrects anatomical varia-
ton of the skeletal structure; this
last is necessary because in the
majority of pelvic and abdominal dis
placements we find the trouble to be
with the lower portion of the spinal
column, or the pelvis-usually the
dorsal and lumber vertabrae are too
straight"
Has 1t ever occurred to you that
in the spinal cord originate nerves
that control these organs, and that
interference with the proper distri-
button of nerve force by pressure
always causes mischief?
In osteopathy we have the reme-
dial agent best calculated to cure
that vast number of diseases usuel
ly classified as Diseases of Women"
and without subjecting the patient
to the annoyances of medical
treatment or the dangers of surgi-
cal calinterference.-Osteopathic Health.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-11
Will Remain One Week Longer The Hotel Enterprise
Teeth Extracted and Filled
Without Pain
One Week Longer at the
Hotel Enterprise
Room, Parlor
Read testimonial from one whom
you all know:

To Whom 1t May Concern:
| wish to say that have just called
on Drs. Gray at The Enterprise Hotel
and took the vitalized air and had sew
en- very bad teeth extractedin in less than
one minute. can truthfully say that
| felt no pain at all and no bad effects
afterward. | can gladly recommend
the Doctors as doing exactly as they
claim, and would advise every one suf-
fering with bad teeth to call.
ELLEN AKINS.
] have just called on DR.. Gray at
the Hotel Enterprise, and had him fill
several very sensitive teeth without
the least pain.
cheerfully recommend this Won
derful Painless System to ALL
ESSIE ]. HART.