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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
The Sound Sleep OF Good Heal,

Inc oouno Sleep OF Good HeaI(}
Is not for those suffering from Iid
ailments AMI Irregularities. The uro
use Of Foley Kidney Pills will IN
backache and rheumatism, heal
strengthen sore, weak and ailino
neys, restore normal action. and
it health and strength. Mrs, NJ
SALISBURY, Sterling, Ill, saws: II
fcred great pain in my back and
neys. and could not sleep at night.
could not raise my hands over my h
But two bottles of Foley kidney
cured nc" Schrsmm.J Johnson, d
"The Never Substitutors. Fiys
good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
Contrast With Doubt.

] would not have YOU confound
doubt with discourag emeBt for they
arc wide apart in nature and effect.
Doubt asks questions, where discour~
aCcment only Sighs, Doubt wants
reasons, encouragement drops roa-
son in the mud Doubt says II won
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26

must give II expression To The limit ot
his ,o.Iition, Tor a principle uucN-
pressed Is as futile as theory un-
tried.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
Truths Eternal.

Tho truths Of Christian Science do
not originate in the book Of Science
and Health. They find expression
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
TENETS OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE ILLUMINATED
William r. Rathvon of Boston Addresses Immense
Audience al Salt Lake Theater, Shedding
"New Light on Old Truths"

there but their origin Is in God. They
lIsv" always existed and VIII fpvercC
exist What effect rhon. ~ may II"
asked, docs the study OF this book
boon Biblc students? Does 1t sup
plan; Ilic Bible i'm their reverence
and AimIration2 Is the Eo"k OF
books loss precious 20 thcm than be
Tore The answer ~. No. On tho
uilIcr hand Scicuc~ and Health har-
monies many seeming nconeruittns
in tho Eiblc which have long per-
picked layn1an and thnol"Etan; II
explains apparent contradictions, II
dis"iosrs unexpected riches. IL gives
now significance 10 fIvnrltn passages,
and brings neglected ones into favor.
The study aud application Of its
teachings 10y those WHO have had little
or no familiarity with tho Scriptures
has made them Biblc students and
Bible lovers. The Que time atheist,
tho scoffer and tho hasphcmor "rc
finding tho Gospel = treasure house Of
JOY and consolation whose un,riod
doors had been barred against them
uutil unlocked 10y tho kcy forged hy
loved all mankind.
The tcNt-b nC Christian Science
Was Eiyeu To the WORLD not to exploit
theory, but 10 relate n discovery:
not 10 upset religions. out tu ostab-
lish salvation: not 10 confound ma
tcrlg mcdica. but to simplify healing.
not 10 condemn The sinner, but 10
turn him away from his Nickcdness,
that he might live.
II comes bringing liberty. not bond
age; liberation, not higotry; 1T tells
littl" of hcll, but much or God and
love. From cover TO cover il contains
not orc threat: not ono word of dcG9-
nation, dclractlou nr NiIbiicai'"n OF
any man z medicine or amy man re
l!Elon. Its pages tccm with love for
God and man.
No man can read il with all open
heart, and not be a better man Tor
the reading: no snrrowinc oUe can
rnisg its message of comfort; none
tortured by pain or enicehlod by dis
ras" need close IL in despair. The
simple may gather from il wisdom;
the wise may gain from II simplicity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
Gin Ioaoerbarer &fcrSe6anScl,

Sin jpln9er 8liridle 9tanpells 6ris
@abdtbrler, ser Del Geo. @Gumadnn
ait Der 9itt4e 8erger ipo!lnhnit ais
fSarnorbc;t2r in 9Scn6t itangS, batte
naalif RON Serrat Reqmarf ell
Bfero gefallit lliuo dpnfoean or cine
fleine ab5abllnw gerundt. bate ct
fiir oan Heit hes aamfpreiies &err1l
Ncnntnn1 cine Sapotbcf AM hns
8fpro ~ai,Sgpiteat. Dor eilltsen
@odyen ipuruGe @abatntler bos
Gfsfb Dor Neiatain'S &auggp I'M,
ME er norsah, iit gum @egrdbniiie
ciires &empmta.cn Sii bsaeben. "a
fer ilnpse Morm imf etnpa 10
Geb1cr glbreiadbcit nod, irift 5il.
riidgefabrt mar, mad4e iih Reii-
mal,lr msf Inn nafyriorfd,en noe
iotn @lpa9p inio oas pialroete Iiero
gdblieben iinh. Is 'itslte iih 6artn
teruins, Sab @nfntFnpler baS 8fero
an artfntr Ilemarr in Der Ndl)e
bon gerner gasea eir mrheres Eferh
uido 500 rcrbmheQt lnb iid bnlrt
nnh Sernpunn begeben lpntte, mo
Maunrarm ieiipen friiberen Nrbeiter
oitd) porfano. @abdtmtler geitanb,
rob er Dos eolr Illemmln eatgsbm,r
bette 8ferbr I'M Sdlnihpr's 2eifitaa
iintaNehrnd1t limo Die 500 periiibelt
lribc lmlh ia IGMnnim Ole rltf
benz NferSe loitenbe Sppothef elm.
latte allnb @ahntbltler inn peripraf,
6ie 500 nah5t Softer Nirildpasrstat-
ten, mlirbe BON eiiper garlfsflid'eil
@erfolglirg has l~eiditiiamNigen iiingerl
Bfsroaba1phler8 abgeinrbe1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
Die SusemOscit.

Cir 9rabe fam bes @eg's cinher.
Pod mar ieilp &er3 BON Sorgcn leer
Or fam burd 8lir. 6urdl Selb rmpo
@al6,
Gle @alpgem rotf, idIlaif Ole @eitalt
Ter Sinnanel ladt ibm beG II. rein.
0es 2ebells 2ift lr5 8fiid mar iein
Ter &ftnbe frat 81 mir beran
llnb lab MIDI frelnnolif ldfelito an,
S>dy idlaitte linn ms gipeeiidt,
Cody faanrte id} ocli Grnben mdt,
Dies biit On ielbit@, iproh er 81
mir.
-SSir 0einer &iitbbeit itebit 9u bier
Stefit por Eir ielbft inn Sitgerph-
gliid.
Dos nianner, niqnnter febrt 5ltriid."
Grmrf lief Der &nnbe eiIen6 font
limo raibete ont feif@m Sr.
SSdD rtef ibtn rod: o&onulp, fonni
3uriifi
&nmm ,pie0er, boIoes Sateeitbgliid!"
@r aber elite bllrd) bas 2anb.
Bis upeitteit glideip er erfihfparpb.
Sh tpartete an ielnem Srt-
Ger &1tube mar idJpn lalHe fort;
3de Sonmie laalf am 8ergeslaimI,
Ih itahpo nod GA nls tpie inn Sralml
IS mar lrnlioMt. Nie febrt 5nriid,
lie Slgeltoseit nit ibrem Slid!
IS. s. s(pel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
Giraffe.

@eum mir iidt unlere lofalcn
g.olmin 3eitungen batter, niiBten
mir fuiun ipie mir AT Stimmen ia.
ben: tpenigitens miir6en piele
StimnIebcr ihren Stinnn5etteI in
.einer 10 fnrfuien @erfaiiung bdbelb
nab Seriellr 1Tdt aiilta Seir miirfs,
ISsoer giineer ioltc Oober oitf cine
Gioifttn 9eitlntg ahonniercr. >amit
err ron Ilcm mos i'm Goin1tp Dor.
laht 5lrenIGiiia irfprmiert lit.
@m. Sdmif begab iidp letten
Montng in ieinem gutomobiI md
Sermann, Inn ieinen Sdinager,
Grit. SIossner uro beIien @ottin,
Medic hon Gnlman, @aIbimatoat
ein9etroffen iparefr, BON bort ob5lt~
hoIen.
Sroi Casper s. 8iepe, melfe
oor 30 sSnbren bier Elm @eifdft be-
tried. uttb beren @otte fllr5 nafJ
&olleitoura ieines neiteu @eff1fts,
oGbdlrbes bier itorb, iino lpeldbe aIs.
harGi rad 9afapette Gpluhp sog.
Tom hieier 9age mieber s,irt eriten
@Snl. tpaft 10 pielen Ssahren, bierber
Inn tire Sreurtoe aus friiberen 3ei-
ten nod eirnal 81 begriiben.
5rau Ilfprt @reunfe. ieit bier
Mad'et Mutter zines biibiden. ae.
iur>en &naben, itiirste nm 9iens'
tna NbenH, Sen % October, ploslid,
III ibrem 3i1nmer nieber uftS mar
inoh eirer hoIben Stui1oe root, i'm,
fofle ppn Sdnpife nnS 8lutar1mitb
0iefer farte SfidiolsidsIa9 bat
Nen brtritbtcn 8atten upo ole Sin.
Der in einen icldten trourigen S3u.
itnit6 bcriett, Dab HndI6urn uut>
SreuuRSe Der 8oniIie bilfreih elat9e.
Qelpfntmncn.
lllTielc remlhlifmiid,cl &arNfhao
ton iparen fiir3lid bier nno bieIter
9niprod,en olt ole Stintnqcbcr, iinS
Is irel,t mrs in Ierbirburg biermid
beridten au fonnen. hoB uniere &c.
rdutlt1e Salc bel bieicr @elegelp
hcit g,pfropft bon mar.
Smu Sotu McGune, ron Glen.
pile, 9tebr., peilt CUR 3eit bier alti
9]4lpf. Srau MeGrnr ift e;Gr.
SdHpaiter BON 8tnn Or, stufNerSei
De utb hies 1T Sos erite Waol, Jed
od,t Sabren, Dob lie mieoer IN
9rote lit.
--.
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gn bic stimmscber.

SIS nuar mir nidt mollid' INIT
sem orberen replSbltfaniihen Ganhi4
baten bie Ritrpbe burf oas Goluttn
ai mnd1en lntb nlody.e hssGalb Die
geebrten Stihnmgdber itgn gitIl1YpGs
fi.1lmal uno 9~Ieid5eitta lint ibre
ll1yterftiittrJ tI ser @e)l ON
lGidtitert DicuStog 6ittet. Sm Sale
mairer GrpGblaing merte id} be.
itrpbt iein Die ETlidten bes 9frutes
gttreii ltlpb getptiIenhuft ar erfiiGen.
sGltg. 9, Sfnitger,
repit6litarriidpe GGthibot
fir Sberiff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
gnti.s Single Sur @eriammlrns am
2. @opember.

slm S@nsbag, Sen 2. Gopentber
miro inn hieiigen Gpurtbni,Ie aber.
nrols cine 8iirgerpehmmlung ftatt-
fiiroen slrr @eipredung llrpo 8efGmp-
fitng bes @inselIteuer acknowledgements.
@iner 9epeife stfolee, Die Sbeo.
8rab &oriiter Der bieiiaen Siea ge.
fern bon Ser Staotst2iga slrr Be
fdmpfiing Ses Sinele Gar @menoe-
rlents, erbieIt, miro SEER S. g..
Oonea, elm befannter Iebner, ser
iidj Die @in5eliteiperfrage gum Stiis
Gilm oentadt BOT, aa1 Safnstag Seil
g. 9opember bier ieiir irrso Ibenbs
I'M G~oIrtbaiuie cine Infprade iiber
bieie mir iebef 9iiueer bodft lpidti-
&c Srnge balten.
@ein Steuer5dbIer unb beionoers
fem FARMER Der ltmgebrng iolte
es %heridunen oieier 8erfammllurs
bei5rhuobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
shucter %. @ailia, {. :. :

shiuciter %. Bahia, 8. e. D,
fhreiht: aSSbr aIpenfrouter bnt
mir, nie altd} anberen 2euten bier,
Iebr glut 9etnrh Nefunen Sic ba-
fiir meinen mlfridiiaiten Gauf ent.
9egen, Moee Soft SSbre Mebi5in
ieanm 5um @ohle ser ~leibenben
Wtepihbeit."
las Sbise it etn Brief aus Ha.
nempn, SIyio, batim pom 5. M1B
1912. on Or. Yeter 6obrnen &
Cons 60. 1875 so. Sopne s(ne.,
Chicago. Sis. gle iatereiinnte Sc
id)idte Der gntoedunlg bicIes alten
&rduter-Seilmittels, iporiiber 70 biel
ersiIblt ur6 9eidrieben miro, fatn
irtrlp infonit erbaltert, nelm man
lifs arr obige Trrna meipSet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
Rorriion.

@rpf,c rep,r6EfarfSdc MSaiialnen.
'amlnlttng mprgen fSnnstng)
slsarN IN &onrp's Sale. Sofn q.
@erraa Gin tiidHiqer lntb mn gan.
ZEN SAnat rontfNfltaft b%efaiuiter
Rctrrr. luirs Ole .&altptnlfprofe
M1lteil.
gthp. ampS Mrnolb Slmrneut, lnto
ocrem GSomilien. beiitftell am Icbten
sionntag lire glterp in Scope.
2rall 0eorore Stref, non 9piss,
lit iait geitern bier olf GcllSdf bel
&enrnnbtem
Ole 0scrriion MSia1le ~periallbte am
LESTER Moaltog onei Garlanlligen
D1iiM e1pro&ifte.
Die fleine Tndher Don Ilbeut
8eblaraIb lift feiSer iebr beoenfliH
am Der 2atragertelM5iilpbanlg %erfrafrft
Ser @ehrer Der ppoereifiben 9or-
tel. 4. SO. Be5Ie, BON Sranfltn
@olmtf, hielt aiir Ietten Sontstag
abertb hier cine Rebe, gr feiIelte
bic GufmerfIamfeit iemrer 3itborer
mnS beIelldfete Die roIitiid|er Srn-
GEN poqt Seincu Sfnnoplutft.
Wie mir belnerfen giebt es I'M
iuiS atn Mcrriion herinn and Elm
nnor guG Woofer.
Nrmt GliGlmnnr mltrhe III Der
'oonacn @pd,e BON eitrem iehr he.
hcuffflcn llrufnI batroFfer, inbem 'ie
slpM Rinpcn broh, iohpic aiid1 oilhe-
ne @erIeelnaeit horon trlAa. Or.
Ridhcif. non Ghanpis, freId,er TO-
Sort QeraaFen apllrSe. hnt sic Gerlebte
in @ohmtNGltra hieiefhe befillbet lid,
rrf oGn @eae Der @eiiernlq.
Mt1. ~aalmcrer's Sdciler lmlrSe
m ser Iadrt beg 81. Sftohers BON,
@Gis patrcffer umtb brnnnte niaher
6i5 olHF telr @rrnh: olp3er Dem @e-
tSltSc nn,~HNe oinf, ser Nnlr,c 8or.
rnth ron @ctreihe u,1b Smt, iofpie
aud1 hte ,raStrt S~arunaerdtEe pot1l
81lDcr 9erftort. 3l,m @liif n,arer
loire MoltIeieI iofuie ollt, 61s clt.
sore @ish aitf Ser @eiSe uno errt-
8iN7mp lbooltnh Ben Tfnmmeal.
GN. 8aiienbech ult6 1rl. SiIIie
S1,lrr 5nnog,en iif letter Sairstnn
rod Snbop &ppf, 3,trn geapf bei
@rFtcr Meiiert6of lutS Gottin
GN4u. aIarnmn, elm gohtrar6riter.
bier oirr rori9cn @itthpod bon
Elnhtsua qetroffNr ittb oirf
SCR Steae ae.GS'et. Coroner Iitf,
GicNt SIC ~QeidenfdS>u atftb
Ne @e'dAnorcncn 1rhaip e;iteip @chr,
gNnib cen 'ltnit1nSsn nb,
Die @osco 2aimGer 60. iihernohu
>cm 2eidntom linb iaitote bettNelbauI
sm folacphcr Goae mad, Scr Sci.
intb bes 0%critcrbener, it 9eGepine.
sns.
Troir @an. Serieper, bon Gots-
1oan. rciite oiii fetterp Mpntog mad
SrcrNte GitD. SSIls., inn ser @od1seit
hres 9ntecns, Traihf oinmtbroefer
i'm Morriion mofNabait, bei
Gtar. Rabtfe ina6 hciier SdNrce
ter, @ortho. r~etiten an lettcn sEolrs
rndl @earer, Sotpn, I'm bott
IL Maibett.
@at. Rahtife lrn6 @ottin mnret
an letter. Snnstng in Semnnmt
MO i,otNpten Ger ScftIidFeit Der
,pffger s. 8. 8. s. 9cac BEL.
1rcn g. 9. Stenhen 1T Ieiber
ne mir torclt. ernftlih erfranft.
@rn. Gsrmoam IT. tcpob lid,
Inrrpp rad, SaIrer, No.
s. MoSon ron Soho. mai OH
ct4m @ofata1 bier otf iben @eae
pad Ct. 2nitis, no CT iei11en Grit
,cr 6c'lidten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
aph[rn.

GaricrDiue 9ump Goblen BON Dor.
iiiIIidlcr S.itnIit6t qeQcnmdrtig an
1onh. sic id GiGi9 eerfdiife. gbcfs
falls Sic befnulteu Srcntor.aohIcn
liub Snrtfoilen ~Iieferl, mir cni @e
iteG,lrl.
I. 30. Gnuser 9rGpcrp
& See @fp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01

Gernmfrntelt. Repltblifalpr iupb
Grngreiiipe iiltO erilfd,t fir Iitaitit
Necie dls Geprdie1tant 81 ltinlnet.
gCtB.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01

slbormirt a,,f bas S%ennanner-
@clfsbIott.
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*@er Sbitb1,r1e IN 6ieiem Serbit
hf[alRen mill, Ser made iebt BET mir
feline 8eitellungeat. 81. 6. Settler,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
WILSON WILL
WIN IN KANS.
After Trip Through SuntIoweF
State, Boston Man Sure Of
aDemocratiC Victory.

Woodrow Wilson will be elected
president of the United States three
weeks from today" George Fred
Williams of Boston, lawyer, former
member of congress, democratic ora
tor and editor. said on his arrival in
Denver today. Williams is the guest
OF Thomas j. O'Donnell. He Is en-
route TO Washington to speak for the
national democratic ticket Thursday
night. Williams will spend the ten
days Just prior TO November 5 cam
paigning for Wilson in Washington
and Oregon. He has just closed a
two weeks tour of Kansas, and SAYS
he Is confident that Wilson will car
ry tho Sunflower state.
Il went mp and down and across
Kansas feeling the political pulse OF
the people, Williams said. 81 am
very confident that Woodrow Wilson
"ill carry the state. Not only is
there union among democrats. but
there is a fattl diyision among the
republicans. At least one-third OF
the republican voters Of the state will
cast their ballots for Wilson electors
and greta many more republican
voters will refrain from voting"
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
FISHER To
. SPEAK FOR
WM.H TAFT
Cancelled Visit Here 10 Stump
Illinois for President Taft
Is Report Received.

That speaking engagements in be-
half OF the Taft campaign in Illinois
prevented Secretary Walter l.. Fisher
from keeping his engagement here.
was learned today wECn II became
known that he is now leaving the
Yosemite valley, where he held a
conference with park officials and IL
on his way to Chicago.
There was nothing In tho early
arrangements with Mr. Fisher to in
dicate that he would not follow the
original plan and formally open work
on tho high limo canal here this week.
II is supposed now that he decided 10
spend that time in Importing tho
administration from the stump in
Illinois and adjoining ststes until
election.
W. 8. Wallace, president of tho
water users association, today re-
ceiyed message from A. p. Davis,
chief engineer of the reclamation ser
Vice. reRrettinE his inability to be
present at the time of opening work
on the project. He is now in Wash
ington.
1t was stated authoritatlvely today
that a celebration less elaborate than
that planned for Mr.. Fisher Will be
held In about two weeks. Instead
Of special train a large party will
attend the ground-breaking cere-
monies In autos.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
Dainties Serued
at Electric Shop

a daintily toasted marshmallow, Il
toothsomc bit of toast, n sip of rurest
coffee with real cream is waiting for
whosoever wishes to go TO the Elec-
trio Shop electrical appliance dem
onstration on the corner of Fourth
and Colorado today. tomorrow or
Wednesday, to have Miss Marshall, n
skilled Westinghouse Electrical Com
pany employe, explain the score or
more of handy, necessary and altr-
gether desirable appliances destined
to make the modern homo moro OF n
paradise than ever before.
Miss Marshall explains the coffee
percolator, she explains the electric
toaster, the electric irons, electric
heating pad. air heater, electric radi-
ator, electric nursery milk warmer.
electric chatting dish, electric disc
stove and several of the combination
affairs with half n dozen uses. The
demonstration is attracting hundreds
and 1t is n most pleasant place to
spend few minutes.
The window display, with the
Campbell kids doing housework. is
excellent.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
b|NGHAM,K
Of READERS.
COMING
Veteran of Platform Secured for
the Local LyCeum Course
During the Winter.

Ralph Bingham, another number on
the forthcoming entertainment course.
is humorist who for thrty.fivc years
has been making large audiences laugh
and still IS in the prime Of life. This
Is accounted for by the fact that his
first appearance was at the sge OF six
years. when he Travelled as the Boy
Orator Of America" His appearances
on the American continent number
nearly 10000. The past summer he has
been travelling In Europe.
II. De Witt Talmage, after hearing
Bingham. said: Bless Bingham and
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
AUTUMN.

Autumn footwear is ready, aud
this house of better shoes is at your
service and at the service of every
body who appreciates good footwear.
Never since we commenced busi-
ness have We given so much care to
the selection OF our shoes as we have
this fall. Come. look at our spread.
WE HAVE THE COUNTY. BEST
SHOES for man. woman, boy. girl or
infant. We have shoes that are just
right for every requirement.
Mems Shoes, SO, $3.50. 81 and
$3.50.
Women's shoes $3.50, 50, $3.50
and 81.
Boys and girls shoes, s1.50. 50
and S2.5O.
Shoes for little feet. 75c. CSC and
$l.25. MCCONNELL & LOWE.
The Home of the Best Shoes
tAdycrtisement-10-ti-tfI
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

all the apostolic college of humorists.
The man that makes me laugh Is my
benefactor, God bless all skillful pun.
sters. all those who mirthfully surprise
US with unusual juxtaposition OF words.
Theirs ia a divine mission"
Alr. Bingham is an lmpersonator. a
humorist. vioiinlst. a pianist and a
vocalist. The coming season his wife
win travel with him and play the ac-
compartments for his vocal and violin
selections.
Mr.. Bingham will be one of the
most popular entertainers on the
lyceum course this fall.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
Stomach Trouble and Constipation
Cured.

II was sick for three years with
stomach trouble and constipation,
doctored continually with different
physicians. with only temporary re-
lief says Mrs. Hester Waite, of
Antwerp, Ohio. "A friend advised
me TO try Chamberlain's Tablets.
which did, and continued to use
them for one year. and they COM
pletely cured me. not only of the
stomach trouble but also of the con-
stipation. For sale by all drug
gists. tAdvertisementD
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

PRINTED CARDS for sale at The
Sentinel Office. For. For Rent (fur
nished or unfurnished), Dress
making, Plain Sewing. Rooms (fur-
nished or unfuruished), Private
Board, Roard ans Rooms. Notary
Public. Etc.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
Mother Arrives.

Mrs. Addie b. Cornish, mother of
Rev. c. F. SETTER, arrived from Dem
yer this noon to make her home in
this city with her daughter.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
THEY'RE FRESH: THEY'RE FINE,

A big fine, fresh, best ever" line
OF syringes, and hot water bottles.
All of our better grades are guaran-
teed. The Van Horn Drug Co, ISL
Main Street.
(Adv.-l0-16-tf.-e.o.dD
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
Returns from Denver.

Mrs. Anna Kelly, mother of Miss
Eugena Kelly. returned this noon
from Denver. where she has been
visiting for the last week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

Sentinel Want advertising is the
solution OF many problems means
os meeting pressing needs quickly
and satisfactorily.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

Sentinel Want advertising is the
solution of many problems--a means
Of meeting pressing needs quickly
and satisfactorily.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

There is certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents. j. f. Mckenzie, the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
Hnmc from Pnlisndc

H. r. Byers returned this noon
from business trip to Palisade. lie
will leave for Denver tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

You have 1t, he needs it; you ad-
vertise it. he sees it; Sentinel Want
Ads Will sell it.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

FOR SALE-Old papers for laying
under carpets. etc. at Sentinel Of
flee.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
I;cy. Lace Home.

Rev. j. j Lace returned this af-
ternoon from business visit at
points east of De Beque.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
Home from Ride.

j. X. Wentworth returned this
noon from business trip to the RI
iic section,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16
More Up the Valley.

C. T. More of the fruit growers.
returned this noon from n pusy visit
IN the Palisade end of the valley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

Sentinel Want Ads get results.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-16

wanted-Every man having any
ching 10 sell, to use Sentinel Want
Ads.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-07

You know when your liver is bad
when your bowels are sluggish GU
feel a certain. dullness and depression
perhaps the approach of a headache,
your stomach gets sour and tuH o.
gas. tongue coated, breath foul, or you
have indigestion. You say, Il am
bilious or constipated and l must take
something tonight"
Most people shrink from physic-
they think Of castor oil. calomel. salts
or cathartic pills
It's different with Syrup of Figs
It's effect is as that of fruit of eating
coarse food; of exercise. Take tea
spoonful of delicious Syrup of Figs
tonight and you won't realize you have
taken anything until morning, when
all the clogged up waste matter, sour
bile and constipation poisons move on
and out of your system, without grippe,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-07
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
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Most remedies give you relief some
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/ Go now, make the best investment
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