TIIE OMAHA DAILY HEE -TUESDAT, AUGUST BT, 1D07.
i. i, i. . I., i 1 1 I. i , . i' - i -
i.
OFFERED FOR RENT
v I8w hd Cttac-t;oattd.
SfTT -rmM new an modern
1H blocks tx-nm Frham ear on "o. 9th,
. fi (fr cottage, 8:70.
Lara i-roflih.- fro "for Hnmm, clos In,
.larg H-Tif lot, lis.
u KTiirH REAL. FTATB CO. i
loM H; t. Die. 'Phone Doug Ufa
4-
Oo)-77 27
T-ROOM nous, t:s Evan. 818.00.
room house,- 7 tt, 8Id, f 16.00.
J. H. PARROTTE, Paxton Blk.
. . UI)-MMl tl
ft Mth, I rooms, partly modern, 15.
.It vM St., room, modern except
Beat, l6. . , .
avaMwiBrlrt fit., t rorti, lit.
Than botta". tA.
BEMIS,
Paxton Blk.
(IS) M47
IF YOtr ar thinking of building It will
fay eu to tee the Western Home Build-
n- ,rvT,m" n- v- Nat l Bank BlUg.,
Tor ferlce and ' tf ma. C1B Uli
ajU r. j . .... i. -
ttOtBEUOLD' jrooda packed, forward;
. erir-sp freight rate. Moving and storage.
. wprtumeni xnumr Co... Tel. Dougla
m.
M-s:o
tTiS- bo MPert felgno moving at lowest
tHrloea,; TetT Douglas im. Bchmoller ft
Mueller Piano Co., 13U-1J1S Farnam.
aej-sn
1K1 R, gTTIt BT.-4 rooms, gas, well and
. fc!arn, corner tot, ahade trees 15.
-'OK!, Real Estate Co., im U. Y Utt.
r.. (15)-T25 21
tlVVOfJa a entire Co., Be feltlg.
r-1" 1
OMAHA Van Ktorage Co. pack, move,
store) H. tU gow?: storehouse 1120-24 W,
n . .... .fi t . n- i iu.
Uth... Offlc 19 J'arnam. Tel.
Doug. 1B6.
Wll MOf PiAVOB-Maccard Van and
Etnfkce Co. . Tel.. DoUg. Office, 1711
Webster St.
tlB 7
to? f). Mtb 8t . 1st floor, foom. (K.
Bui Jvo. 18th Bt., rooms; all modern,
BKMIS, Paxton lk., 'Phone Doug. WW.
...... (1) M581
fr-oH rKnt Bt owner, wn No. Kd, new l-
roont modern cottage.. Tel. Webster 14.
iTnTtRTHI U Crt of the cltr. The
(16)-374
FPl RKlJT large atore room, )6th and
Vinton Bts.
J. M. BtChmann, 437 Paftton
1lo4-Rf
OG-360
frYTft RENT t-rtwm house,
farker Bt. -
modern. 2481
(16)-77 30
-ROXVM modnrn house.
8701 JPoda-e Bt
- i none) vveraiw idv.
' tl6)MW0 27
IHOL'BteB, ItlsUrahce. fclngwalt. Barker Blk.
roR RENT-rl(9-l()ei B, 80th Ave., 10 and 11
rooms, bricks, modern In every respect
taitulre erf owner on the premises! for this
week only.- loo a)
l . . MaUdlng.
TlTft rtlr otitldln formerly occupied by
. ine iKiir riws, i4xro reet z atone an
.nasement. Mocague investment ,lo.i lo'
"bodg Bt. (lB)--77
1312 HARNEY BT.-S floors and basement
; .tl!ft feet I aultahle for Whrtleeale. Mo
Cagtie Investment C., lKX Dodge Bt.
o5)-sn
I J . nmmm i .
! i
Office),
tWA RgNT-besK room In Re blTlce. cf
hall .bulldtngt JT N. Bflth Bt.. flotlth
Omahai. ' Apply to manager. tie) 1M
bfeBtt todffl h rent la enogrtpTer, bt
Are, to Paxton Blk. (1B)MW0
ttORgftftftM, l B. Wth ftt, Clarke Powell,
inrtmia.m ptc .. , . ,, .tiBi-r.i
OFFERED f OR SALE
reaelnaj.
fri?8
flsaa rrii Micai laaraiita
Piano Bargains
Iamtigttte th special offf we are
BiaktfiB thii week- It wiU gave you
some liioney.
400 Gabler, practically new..,.$2J0
400 Ivers St Pond, fine condition 21S
300 Kimball, parlor size;..... 115
, 600 Kimball, large size 95
' 4 5r Emerson, nearly new 285
zs6 Hoffman, rnfthoganr case.. 155
500 deo. Bteolt. tie. ..... 825
The lama wsy tertna: S, M, 5 of
110 monthly.
New Pianos for rent $3.50 monthly.
"Schmolfer & Mueller
Tiff- Piano ;Go.
'-y - ' 'Phone Doug. IMS, -;
. 1?1I-1813 Farnam Street
w ,. ... (16)-MB7t
)'."
DEAGAN'B morattmphone,. in fine trunk
mad
ado
for tt: baj-aaln. K8 N. lsth.
WOR SALE CHEAPBtbrf tk Clark cabinet
...rgan, IS atopa, a beaimiui, airong-toned
; Instrument, suitable for church or home,
- kood condltloni cost 126 Address 14,
I H. . ' (!) M7N
riNa-tlpriht XlmMll piano, m. Dealer
se boi eau. . uavenporti
- (14)-W0f9)t
n i
g-arultat'.
W HAND fomltur bourht khd aoldi bual
less en tn lotllire. Rnsenbert. formerly
With Cttir(to rurtlltura Co.i 10 S. 14th
- Bt. Tel. DBUglaa iltn, . . (16)-721 AH
' THREE OH.T-EIK1E BARGAINS.
Furniture ' and complete equipment -of
llrootu nousn, n-rnoin nat anu la-rrnm
W AV mil.L B.U mi tttrH Uaa V.
. f)0tuaS ooet; all well located; close in and
tip king -money.
. 'Phone Red lass, or call 424 N. T. Uf
Sklg. (14)-M187 1
rtR BALE CHEAP--olld ak roller-top
. afflc desk, chair an- typewriter. Ad
. Areas B 70. Bee. , (l)-Mo2i
FOR BALE A nearly ftw Hooeler kitchen
Cabinet. Jewell aus range, lterncx rung
frator (enamel lining). Gun s folding bi
(oak). Apply Til 8. 1tU bt.
. 1 (16) -12 27
- i ; i
PmI sb4 Bllllar TaJele.
tn ijLl.b K and aerOnd-hsnd billiard
and pool table. We lead the world In
cheap be flxtufps) easy payhients. Bi una
wiua-uaiae-voiienaar, en w. ltnn et,
-1 (li)-isa
Typwrltlr aal ketrtlaat Maeklaea.
i . . . .
FOR BALRHikh rade second-hand type
.Wr'terf snoit uon.lition: a bargain at W.
; Call room ton, Bes Bldg. dD-71
- ' i : .
ONE Remington typewriter, NO. 1 In good,
e.mduion. for aale cheap. Call at ne
amy. y)-aax
I Mtacellaaia. ,
GA ELECTRIC AND .'
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, ihost up-to-date atock at lowest
ptle In the city, select now. Deliver od
elen needed. Inspection iavlted.
-BUKUESS-UliANDEN CO.,
lit K).' Uth'St.' ' Tel. Doug. 681.
: u 4M
JdODKHN flve-roonv Mat, Irt business dli
. trlot. newly lurmshvd, steam, heal) very
dexlrul.lH. Call afternovHS, all week.
Bat li Witrni-U Ilidg. (U) Ml$ lx
UAVIC paid uwi ime-thlrd on my ontrat
ir Ann 1. 1. I . Encyclopedia Brltan
hlca; i.ui. .- -irknes un nut able to
' aeep tap payments. Will give my contract
aua bookj to aujkftdy wiUlng to keep
y. Mtna. Aadrec. K 14. ear Be.
' (io a
R SAUb-Cvral
load rock. 1M1 Bo.
tli)-M I7a
ta.
OFFERED FOR SALE
Mlscellaaeoat'otlaed.
FC. BALB Oriy. soda fountain, 24-syrup.
two body, reft iterator base; eeunter au
tomatic earbnnator, niter, all a good a
new; also drug store Mtr, counters
and ihnw rases, tloweli Drug Co., lth
and Capitol Ave. ' (1) 48
FOR BALK A butcher refrlgrrtr, Sev
eral ahow case, a new peanut roaster,
larg Coffee mill, two large aatomatlo
Oil tanks and tor fixtures too numrroui
to mention. Qlobe Land and Investment
Co., Omaha, Neb. (16-Mfc9S
FOR BAIE Finest bearding hooaa In the
city; best location, all furnished; walk
ing distance, etc.; cheap. Inquire Hut
Karbach Block, Omaha Neb.
(18)-238
DRUGS at cut pricee; freight paid on $1
orders catalogue free.
BHERMAN ft M CGNNELL tRUQ CO.,
Omaha. Neb. .- (1 887
FOR BALE About October 1, one 800-gal-
lon Worthlngton duplex pump, Size VAX
luVixltf. W. H. Brldgea, engineer Omaha
Be. (18) M879
HOMEOPATHIC medicine, wholesale and
retail. Sherman 4c McConnell Drug Co.
(l) 288
BEND US sour mll orders
for druri:
rreignt paid oft sis. lota.
Drug Co, Omaha.
Mters-Dillon
0)-4
BHEftWlN WILLIAM8 fO , best mixed
paint, Bherman McConnell Drug Co.
(1)-3S
HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hahL
181 Farnam.
(16) wo
HAT-4 per tort. Wagnar,
P31 N. 16th.
- (16)-M7JI
SECOND-HAND rubber hos. tools. Blnger,
41B JN. th. tl) 7
THREE fine tool tphsts, fclso butchers'
meat block; 3 each. SOt N. 16th.
(1M-71 tSx
FOR BALE,
60 Vols. History of the World.
I tet or BRizac.
set of e'harles Reade.
1 set of pumas.
2604 Bherman Ave.
(M)"-14 t
PATENTS
D O. BARNELL, patent kttorney and Inv
cnine aesigner, raxion bik. Tel., Ked Till.
(17) M907 8U
LARSON A CO.-Book . free.
Bee- Bldg.
Oi-8l
PERSONAL
TILE ELITE fix: A
peats scrub Dams, noom w, Marker block,
Utn ana f arnam. new esiaonsnment.
(18J-M768 rx
THE SALVATION ARMY solicit cast-oft
clothing; tn ract, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. lltli Bt., for c6st of eollctlrtK, Id the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4133 and
wagon win can. U) u
OMAHA Steam Past CO.; manufacturer
mire flour paste, sag Cuming. Telephone
UOUglBS INll t (IJ)
MS.
IOUNO WOMEN coming to Onikha ai
trahgers are invited to visit the Young
Vfomen Christian Association rooms, lohl
farnatn itreet, where' they will b di
rected ta suitable boarding places or
avnerwise assisted. 118) 914
A COMPU3XION eatin smooth ahd fair
given by batln Skin powder. Four tint.
0)-
I.ADY BKlI4Eb IN BCIENCH OF MAS
SAGE, and stranger in umaha, pes I res
patron; scrub bath, manicure and chir
opody, 1524 Dodge St., corner 18th, oppo
site f. u. - tia; eat ax
MAONETIO 0ll8-y hd Massage,
Room i 1204 f arham Bt.,' td floor.
. 11K) Mim s E8
OMAHA Stammerers' lniUtute. Rathe
tu's. - i)m
SEWING machines rented; Neb. Cycle Co.,
mm anv narney. -none uouglaa
FBW bargains In Id-haod soda fountains.
monthly payments.
Perlght, 1818 Parnani.
(16) 394
ECREMAVabablutely Cured by W. A. Paxton
saive. d. j, ecanian, agi., tti wara blk.
- (18) M938
BYRtNGfcS, rubber goods, by mailt cut
Sncea. oena tor irce catalogue. Myers
lllon Drug Co., Omaha. rj8) V
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT? HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, 1320 N. 24th St. Tel. Web. 3569.
1 (18)-SS7
MAGNETIClKtt"1;",?,1?""!
-- Cl& 860
REAL ESTATE
REAL. KTATE DBALEltl,
RUSSELL tt M KITRICK CO., (88 Rkmg.
W. H. TVRRELL, II Patterson Blk. Doug.
112. . 'a . (1D-199
PAYNS tNV. CO., 1st floor N. T. L. Doug.
17B1. a)-400
R. C. PETERS V CO.. Be Bldg. . (19) 401
tl, tT. BUNNELL CO., 83 N T. Life.
Deualas S14. , 08) 401
U LE " - A-m.i: - -
ALFRED C. KENNEDY. First Nafl
Bank Bldgi 'Phone Douglas TU. (1) 403
ti i it i : ' --
nnnnnl: A mwkvY.
taoi Farnam. Tel. Douglas Hi.
09-4M
C. tt. RICH, lth Lbaustl fl. Web. 1471
'', ' (1-T Jt
CITY PROPERTY rOR" BAtBl
T
A BARGAIN .IN ACREAGE
Three acre 1A fruit, sltaW
bertle( Irkpes, - elc, V with
house of' sl robrtia, (two
unflhlihed). at d and Fort
Sl. Tak Ame Ave, car ta. ..
within a fw blocks.
Price $f,loa -
FOR A NICE HOME
Six rooms, modern except
furrsee, cemented cellar un
der entire house. Permanent
walks... House only en year -old.
Rents for $278 per year.
Price $2,900.
O. C. OLSEN '
8.' E. Cor. 14th and Dodge.
(19)8S9 ft
MONEY MAKERS
FOR INVESTORS
Bia new modern i and 4 rsoM cottaaea
ust completed. Must b told at onee. 14
per cent, net guaranteed on your money.
fave. ins at onoe. Ueo. Holme. tu7 Prown
Uiock. . - (I8)-M188e8
. SIX ROOMS, $1,800 .
North part of btty, near ear. partially
modern; In fine locality; good lot: perma
nent walk ami pared atfert. You had bet
ter look it up. A good home.
V WALLACE. Brown, Blk.
Doug. 19a0.
09W-M188
' "WANTED IMMEDIATELY
I have rash buyers for a few 'good cot
tages; must be well located and worth the
uiorw) .
W. S. FRANK,
Neville Blk. Tel. Dug. 3i
. . 19) 151 J8
THE KERR ABSTRACT CO.'S AB
BlRXCTii.nK TITLE r tl aaf-tt.
vu ore prtitected by j '"'l imnd
eginnt Ices la- errors. Tou don'f btiy
i-nri.i .urn . u i'u m r-rr a11!,. .
lilt Harney. Tel. Duuglaa T. yt-
REAL ESTATE
CITY FROPRRTY roR feAtal
tCvtitlhued.)
LISTEN!
While I tellyoa f sAm fine, bargains.
then look at theee before vou buv:
t1,0"0- Swell a-rocm, new hmie at 2ith and
tinnney; not water heat; reduced Satur
day from 83, ISO.
$1,7004 rooms, on beautiful Manderson Bt.,
iuM west of 84th. all modern; price. wa
3,009, but rash will take It at this price.
tl,7TiO Dandy S-room. fart modern house on
iai, near atanaeraon.
IJ.flno take! nice f-room modern home oil
timmet, near I4tn car.
Five hew cottage Tot sale on fhsv py
ments. If your finances are under tne
hill and you want to ret over tha hill
Just buy on of these properties of
UNDERBILL,
Phone Webster 15.
Office S3M N. 14th.
(i9)-jSmn nx
I'ROOM eottagp SfH Pofpleton Ave., on
block rrom new South 4in Bt. car line;
water, sewer, gas, cement sidewalk, per
manent curb and asphalt paving, all paid
fort unusually tare lot, ao-fl. front, 10
ft. deep; room on lot for t large houses;
lot high arid sightly; a freat bargain;
12,500. Apoly to owner, tVllllanv A. L)e
Bord, 620 First Natlbnal Bank Bldg.
(19)-M17S tl
Big Bargain Small Home
car two .blpcke, CLIFTOr HIlA. neigh
borhood. In very fair condition; very
cheap, tl.4no. ' . .
- WAubAUCji wrown BIK.
Doug; 1950. . .
Ol)-tal8 rt
Why Pay Rent?
Or try to suppof t
f
a Home in the City (
Buy five or th afcl-ea . In ttKtBTONE
PARK, where you will have all the ad
vantages of the elty and still live in the
country. Build a neat little home, put
but some fruit, etc. and in ft few year
you will tiavg 1 beautiful, health mi
home, and one, at the same time, that
. will go -a long way toward supporting
yourself and family. Drive out and see
this I a till Ml tiac. Therb la only bhk
keystonb FARtc. It tl oh Military
. Ave., one mil weet of Benson.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO,,
. tflrtt frlocr New York Llti Bldf..
Tel. Douglas 1781.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY,
110 Board of trade Bldg., ' '
Tel. Douglas 4S.
(19)-7S8 2
SPECIAL BARGAINS .
Two houses, T and rooms, corner 29th
and Charles 8tft., both $2,830.
8615 Howard Bt., T rooms, modern, food
repair. z,owji
8418 Blondo Bt., nlcb he odltage, medern,
$1M). ,
1619 Doeust St., rooms, modern, $5,864.
W. T, GRAHAM. BEE BLDG.
- (l9)-153fc
$7.JGD;HOICB Investment, 621 and ?
uoutn ntn at.-, g roomi, an modern, well
built house, renting for 8Ho. Inqulra
owner, w. r. lorenaen, zni b. zotn Bt.
til) 149 28X
TTBAIi BBTATB TITLB-TRUST fYY
HD-408
FOB kAt .tl.
E1eant 10-room residence, taCW knd rn08-
ern throughout, large grounds hear upper
Farnam motor una. uuica possession,
Price, $13,600.
HICKS REAL ESTATB CO.,'
439 Board of Trade Building. ,
OB)-H08i H
U LOTS In Halcyon Heights. Benson, lying
well; cios to car line; zu minute ride
to Omaha. - Will jell altogether or In
bunchea of five. For pricee and term
address tl h, ear sea. tij-U7
M ACRbB Uhimpfoved, 10 cre cultivated.
balance, grave wttn good son. well lo
cated, eaay terms; $3,700. A. T. Beybolt,
bll urana ave., pnone vveoster iBio.
tlD-Trt
WHEN YOtT wrW to advertiser remem
ber it taaea nut an extra stroke or twa
of the pen to mention the fact that you
aw tn a in in uee.
A BARGAIN
10-room house; modern; finest loeatlort lit
elty l Darn, laundry, clatern; owner going
west) easy terms. i
MRS. GARDNER,
4018 Cuming Bt. -
fJlJ-TTf
coRNfia LOT. 75x100 ft., four ilvin ennm.
rtove inn two rnirnges, rents for tSI:60
per montn, pn car una and paved. Price,
$3,790 If sold by September 1.
A. W. ANDERSON, 2830 Capitol Ave. Tel.
. Harney sow. (18 101 tlx
Also 2107 Chicago, high lot, on block from
hign icnooi; oia cottage in rear, price,
$2,400', assessed at $8,500.
Frank crawford.
931 N. Y. Lira Bldg. Tel. Douglas 2397.
(18)-MKS 17
$J,W.
ISOl-lEOa South th St.. Corner lot. 80x141
feet! two cottage; rent 888 per month:
room lor two mure cottage sf Sat. Easy
irrm
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. -New York Life Blag.
'Fhcn Dbuglaa 134.
C9)-S
LIST Your property with Chrla Beyer, ta
and cuming Bta. n) 7l
BOUTfl front lot, two blorka from ear;
sewer, water, gas, permanent Walk, $3,
on
payment of $1U per month. Tel.
Vebtter 211
(191-771
RENT A MODERN HOME.
I large rooms, all modern, brand hW
house, attic and basement beside, sit
bated la a flrst-clasa neighborhood. Call
at once, as this must be rented at one.
REAM A CO.,
t8t Paatdri ' Block. (191-157 98
CLOSE IN CORNER
A Rare Opportunity
GENUINE GOOD VALUE
A complete, compact, well built, 9-room
modern house in Al condition.
2701 DODGE
Uaxe juat ten days to sell It and give
possession. Inse no time. Will rent Sep
tember a ir not soia at hi w a month.
WILLIAM FLEMING,
Sola Agent,
Bl South 18th.
- - Tel. Douglas 179.
(18)-M1 f7
H'lltlt ysni wrft lo adver-r remembe
It takes bn n extra strike ar two nt
the -n 'o mer:mn the fact tuat yea saw
ia aa w ill
REAL ESTATE ,
FARM AND HAN CHI, AND fOR SALM.
- -
Clrd. .
BE VERAL LARGE TttACTS
bt
FARM LAND
. -in.
COLORADO, KEAtt DENVER
fdf Cordnizfttton rurpoSfis. Spe
cial Trices aM Terms td Land
Men.
W. l SI1ELT0N LAND
AGENCY,
Sellers of good land, cheap.
Dept. A. 318 Soi 15tli Bt.t
. .Omaha, Neb.
()M87 81
0S0-acre ranch, with full water Hfcht, la
beautiful Ban Luis Valley; beat place In
the world to raise cattle, sheep and hof!
price. $15.00 per acre: first crop often pays
for land-. Tha Pemd Realty A Loan Co.i
Colorado Springs, Colo. (20) M759 80
iVaaaaa.
WANTED Aieht to represent Us fc lh
sal of our Kansas land. VTHte for pat'
tlculara. Globe Land and Investment CO.,
Omaha, Neb. (80) 411
. Saatai Dakwtmk
, i
OPENING LOWER BjRUIJ? . REftERVA
TION IN BOUTH DAKOTA.
Parties wishing full Information aa to the
cnaracter or tne land, how to reach It
and ho to take part la the drawing
In October, also Information In relatlirt
to the opening of Tripp Co., In the Rose
bud reservation, ran aerure Same bt
bending $1 to Charles H. Burke, Pierre,
B. D., formerly member of congress and
author of the fawwr Brule and Roaebud
legislation. - (20) M745 B2S
WAN.TEIJi-10o men to buy chean deeded
land, reltnnulahments or cltv nronertv tf
, Btanley Co., B. D.; good soil, water ahd
nmoer; corresponnence solicited. Ray
Bowerman, Real Estate Broker, Kadoka,
IX yiot Ml 2k
TRIPP COUNTY 6PteNtNQ-For full pa?-
Ab.;ci,co.rt)aisl re7 ",na ,ntt
.. (20) M761A29
.; , fitbifesfcA. , .
FiRBf -CLASS Nebraska farm and ranches'
xor nomea or investment, Bernl Omaha.
. . . (B0)-41il
. ' Texa.
tAf la i iwh
Choice land In the Gulf country of Texas.
Just closed contract f or , i(Vtt0 acres fine
farm and. garden, land Agent .wanted In
every cuuntjr in. Nebrskk ahd Iowa. We
juii noiei car to xexas every two weeks.
Next excursion Bent. 8. Call or address:
TEXAS LAND fc IMMIGRATION CO.,
nw iee tiiag.
(20)-M986 l7
MUcellaneoua
WB HAVE kn orgahlied .bddy of local
-' -in inwa, Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska, and we can el your home,
stocks of goods, roomlnfe houses, hotel
or ahy Other property. (
ELrHVRALLf0mdfcb..
Of Bee Builditit. "
.. . . (20)-D74 27 .
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATElSBemls, Paxton Block.
(88)-421
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peter ft Co,
(ZD 422
LOANS on Improved elty property, W. H.
i nomas, sub irsi national Bank Bldg.
(22) 414
$1,000,000 to LOAN on business and reel-
uene pivj-Tn-in vnmna; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas BreAHan, Ropm 1. N.
T. Ufa. , ... (22)-4l$
itONEY td loan orV Improved City Property
or rni lanae in eastern nenrsaaaV W.
J. Dermody Jhvestment Co., 838 HJ. L.
LOANS 6ft Imbfoved' Omaha
O'Keen R. B. Co., 1001 N. Y. Life Bltig.
. , . (229813
WANTEDMJtty tsahs thd wafraftts. w.
Carnam Bmitli ft Co., 1320 Farnam Bt
t3S l?
$509 TO $50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rale!
a oeiay. uarvin BROS., 16 FARNAM.
(23) US
PRIVATE MONEY'-r. D. Wead, 153) Dougi
(8Z)-419
MONEY TO LOAN-Payn Investment Co.
' v () 42
126,660 PRIVATE money to loan; no d
lay. j. tt. tsnerwooo, 7 N. Y. L. Bi ig.
- . t ... ... (21) M40II1 ,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ABOUT 10 Acre Improved, near small town
in eastern Nebraska. Address W 154,
Be., ' (23)-M175 f8
WANTEDTO BORROW
wihrtn tr hnRwrtiw
$1,000 to enlarge good paylHg bultnak
with pnvnege to reduce loan yearly. au
dress W Ti, Pee..
WANTED TO BUY
CARD CABINET Of 18 t K afawart f6f
card 8xt inches; .state pries; must j
aheap. Addfeas Ii 882, BRA (2C)-U
CASH paid fr
No. ieth BL Tel. Red
noes, etc. mm
8828,
, U6)-Z18
cash paid for aid hooks, crane-Toy Co.,
811 B. Htni j'iiune uougi" mi. ts) ii
.WANTED.T0 RENT
WANTED By a beat bojf, Willi reference,
board and room .in a privat lamuyi
will help around house if desned; pleaaS
state what' board and room bill win be.
Addres Y 9W, Boe. (26I-M781 80a
WANTED Refined ydilng- Ikdy as room
mate; all modern conveniences, zie n.
17th St. .(26)-M590 17X
TWO nicely furnlShed rooms for .light
housekeeping in good neigiiDornonu. o
dress J 48, Bee. (10)-M48 31
WANTED Addresses of private famlllS
that win Doara ana room moy iiuurm.
at 84.00 per week
Boyle College.
(2 M97t
Tel. Doug. 1984.
WANTEDSITUATION
WANTED POSITION li Years' experience
bookkeeping ana oii'te ur in reai csiaie,
department store, lumber, grain and mill,
in. K. R. Pease, Fremont, NeU.
(2:j-M189
EXPERIENCED, honest Japanese boy
want a positiob 84 a cook in family.
AJdress, CharUa Kawal, Vii So. 9th bt.
(2D-M73S JOx
WANTED By middle-agud lady, position
as housekeeper, Wiivr there are no chil
dren I referenoea exchanged; no call
answered. Mrs. A. M., 713 Pacific Bt.
iZlt M170 it
YOUNQMArf, who 1 now and for past fir
years has been a mail carrier, wants po
siUoa of trust where honesty, ability and
Integrity Will be recognised and rewarded.
Address. K 78, Bee, 17) 611 K)
WANTED la same town br tw ladles,
positions as office clerk and trimmer Ad
dress 180, EHuactIa. (l'7)-Sli9 Six
POSITION by colored man a porter er
waiter, a janitor, Ho. I reference. Address
1918 laard. 17J-814 87x
YOUNQ man, 82. wlahea position as col
lector Or other outside work; beet refer
ences. What have youT Address B 89,
Be. (?7j-70Sa
EXPERlENfED -office man want small
Set of books to keep; all or part time.
Addreaa E 141, Bee. 17 ) 11949 tlx
WANTED-Hlltaatlon by two young ladle
(sisters). Violinist and pianist; four years'
experience in orchestra work and good
sight play eis. Address Y IM. care Ht-e.
t7j-M7 SS
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHURCHMEN ' FOLLOW FAIR
kethotliit Conference Contend Kon-
dty, fetptttaber Ninth.
ntomnm ken to AttESa
Vleltla Prearher Will Oeeapy Mar
of tka . Plytt bt the Cl(yv
the saAaar Taey Ara
her.
Tb wee foltowlh the street fair Shi
carnival) with Its attendant- good road!
oanventlon, Courtcll Bluffs will b the
scena of a gathering of a tar 4lffernl
character. The forty-eighth annual ebh
terence of the lies Moines district I the
Methodist Episcopal church will open Mon
day, September 9. and continue over Sun
day, September A. The conference will
bring to Council Bluffs not only proall
neht men of the denomination In this
state, but men' 6t hole from blher parts
of the country will be Irt attendance Sfid
tak part In the program.
Among the prbmtne'nV bhufchmftft who
will Speak before thb cbhrerebce art Rv.
William A. Quayle, D. D.. pastor of Bt
James' church, Chicago; Rev. H. K. Car
roll, D. b., of New York City! Rev. 3. B.
Trimble, D. D., of Kansas City; Bishop
banlel Ayeis Ooodsell of Boston, who will
preside over Ihe conference; Dr. Charles
M. Boewell of, Philadelphia and other bt
lesSer hote.
Tha VIsltlhK minister will hit th ptllpUS
of several ht the local churches on Buh
flay, the closing dy of the conferene.
The following are th appointments made
so far: ...
First Cbngreiallonol - Mofiilht. C. L!
Flferi evening, A. M. Bhea. y.
Flrat Presbyterian Momihg, Rev. fi
MpK. Btuart forhier pastor of Broadway)
evening C. L. Ky.
first Baptlet-Momlng, KAlhah Evans;
eJhintf, Victor Wl.
Becohd Presbyterian Morning, E. W. Fi
ReQtla; evening, C. C. Bmlth.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Evening,
Rev. Dr. Edmund M: Mills.
Fifth Avenue, Methodist Episcopal j
Evening. Rev. Dr. S. K. Carroll,
. Eporth Methodlst-Bvhlhf, d. Augus
tus Jones. '
. During the entire conference services will
ba held dally bn th street, br. Bush
lnlrhsm of Chrchtb hd RSv. S. Augustus
Jones Will have charge bf the corps of
street preacher, ,
At the evening session on Wedneedsr
Congressman Walter I. Smith will deliver
ah address of Welcome. The conference
proper win not unt Wednesday
morning, the two previous days being oc
cupied with preliminaries, such as the ex
amination ' of students and reception of
dekirates.
Program 6 file Wett.
This Is trie Complete plfhsVVShi!
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
12:00 to 6:00 Examination of ministerial
students.
doa-Leeiiire. rsv, Dr. w, M. Fsieh, d.
P"i y",Tln' Hrh lnplf' "The Problems
and Methods of the Methodist Mlnlstry.'l
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Reeentlon of dolegate and examlhation
bf minlsleHSl Ithdents.
IrtJO-iAhnufcl lecture by Rev. WlllHtm A.
8uayle D. D., Chicago; topio, "Sydney
arton.
WEDNEBDAT,. SEPTEMBER 11.
8:30 Opening of the conference by the ad
ministering of the Lord's supper.
:0-Openlng of tha first business Ses
sion). . 7
Jir45-Aaourhmrlt. ,
2:S0 Anniversary of the Iowa Anti-8a.
loon league: address by Ret. W. C. Bar
ber. Des Molnts,
4:00-Evangelistle meeting, led by ReV. J.
Pi BrushlnghSfti, Chicago.
. 7:30 Address of welcome by Hon, Walter
1. Bmlth.
8:00 Anniversary of Preachers' Aid S6
Jlety, Rev. Benjamin Bhjnn presiding: sd
dress by General Jamea B. weaver, ColfaJt,
THURSbAYi BEPTEMBfeR 11 , .
8. SO Devotional service, led by Rev.
HcK. Btuart.
9:00 Conference business session, Includ
ing selection of delegates to the general
conference.
l'lM Anlvrr rtt thm tt'MnM'l ttnntA
ttisstohary Sodlety. Mrs, A. li Btorhis of
Ame nrestdlnr: address
oy
ReV.
W. M.
Frye, p. D.. Trenton, N. t
4:oo Evangelistic services, Rev,
t. P
Brusningnam, unioago.
7:80 Musical program.
8:00 Anniversary of the Educational a
rlety, Rev. W. E. Hamlltoh, Indlanola, pre
siding; addreas by Rev. Dr. Edmund M.
Mill. D. D., Cincinnati; topic, "Christian
Education."
FRIDAY, BEPTEttBEIl IS.
10:90 Lay electoral conference bf th DeS
Moines annual conference at the Fifth
kVenue ehureh. i
8:80 Devotional service, led by Rev. E.
T, Hagerman.
9:00 Conferehce business seSalon..
10:80 Address by the Bishop to the CIS8S
fbf admission to conference.
9:00 Anniversary of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society, Mrs. Flora B. Dudley
presiding! addresses by Miss Irfiura Boben
house, Allgarhi India, and Miss Kate tig.
Burn, Nan Chang, China.
4:00 Evangellctlo service. Rev. Dr. J. P,
Bruehlngham. .
t (HI U ,,.1.1 b,nb.,U,
8:0O-.Anniversary of Slmpsoh College,. etti
erai college rauy.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 14.
8:StvDevotlonal Service, led by Rev. T,
B. Thuresson. . ,
9:00-Cohference business session.
10:90 Interconferfnee greetings.
(Mio Conference buslhes sesrinta.
8:00 Women's reception at the home 6f
Mrs. a. B. urimtn, upper Broadway.
4:00 Evangelistic service, br, Bfuahlhg
ham, Chicago. '
8:00 Anniversary bf Foreign Missionary
Society. Rev. W. M. Dudley, Jlarlan,, pre
siding; aanresses ny itev. tr. ii. h. t arron
New York Ulty, ana ttev. ur. i
Kansas City.
B. Trimble,
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
Conference love feast, led by Rev. J. H.
Benseney, former paster of Broadway
church.
10:80 Sermon by Rev. Bishop Dsnlul
Aver Oaodtell, D. On Boston.
1:00 to 4:00 Closing evanselistlc Service.
Rev, Dr. Brushlnghami young peoples
service.
8:00-Ahhlvere&ry bt Home Missionary so
ciety, Rev. fi. T. Hagurman, pastor of
F'.rkt church. Lies Moines, uresuilna: ad
dre"S, Rev. br. Charles - RoaWell, .- b
Philadelphia; toplc "Americanism.
Don't neglect the Children eyes. All
children attending School should have their
eye examined by ah expert, and corrected
If necessary. Consult our eye specialist
pr. J. W. Terry, about youf eyes. - Consul
tation Is free.
LEFFERT'S careful opticians, 809 Broad
way, Council Bluffs, la.
stilt at Sw Over Bridge.
"I am of th opinion tiiat It would b
best for the city council to adopt definite
plans and specification for th concrete
bridges proposed td be placed ever Indian
creek at Frank and North Elfhth streets
CITY. SCAVENGERS
Horse and cattle hauled free of
lutrge. Garbage, 8hea, raanur and
all rubbish; clean vaults and es
ponls. All work done Is guaranteed.
r 1 1 ..AiMhll. at.n.. .( .n
prompt iy at tepaeii
ladt Bas 183S T. 1 9j m
laisiooi m oiaaosi.
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued.)
YOUNG ms,n Want plSe ( work for board
while attending School. Bujrles colleir.
Tel. Douglas 1984. (fl-MlOl
WANTCn-PesHtloa a clerk Id " general
nierrhanrti store; fifteen rears' experi
ence; best 2 rettreoves. Boh 9, Swanton,
Neb. , (li-at-lU tux
is ask aak
, I MP
A aoarte- M
rTiothtf ihald fee
danwf ifieident ft the tdehl frtakrt u lirttifrfpMrbh bhe f
Mttthtr's Priend the nly femedy wKlch relieve women of tl
psin And danger tf ftiHernity ; thU hour which it dreaded a.
fterervst trial is hot hljr Wade bAiritefn fetlt all th daritfrf i ttoided
vv lie uc. xnusc wno use mis remeay are no longer despondent or
fcfobhlyi rterrousnes. bausea and othef dtstresirtn tollditiohs rt)
Vrttme, the tysterrt i rnlde rehdy fdf this toWing event, and the)
serious accidents so common to the critical
houf aft bviired by the tile of Mother's ft ft wIr,
Friend. -It U its weight In gold." L J JlMgiP
ayi many whe have Used it. $t.do per f j Vflitifl 0
bottle kt drtt itores, feook tontaininkr
Ylltiible information of interest td
b sent td itty address free upon
DRADnaO RCQULATOR 00..
t in ,1 i. a -i In i.hii
and then advertise for bids," said Council
man ' Maloney bh his return from Des
Moines, where h went with CWuncllmeh
Younkerman and Bmfth and City Engineer
E.tnyre' td Inspect a bridge constructed by
tha M. w. star company of that eity.
The bridge, the compnny stated. Is similar
to the bhea It proposed Sultlng up her,
according to. Its bid.
The committee'. Which "arrived home
ShArtiy arte midnight Bsturdsy, appears
td be divided as to the Suitability of the
bridge for Indian creek.. Some doubt as to
the bridge being of sufficient site and-capacity
for thi r-ity exists In the ,tnlhdS of
Stems . bt tne Committer, while City En
gineer Etnyre expressed the opinion that a
Bridge on somewhSt Slml ar lines but larger
might fill the bill. If thS dimensions of
tne bridge were Increased, naturally the
M. W. Stark company would raise their
bid hccbrdlnW,
The council Is slated to meet In committee
6t the Whole Wednesday afternoon, at
which time the nnlclala Wo went to bee
Molhea probably Will make a report.
Matters la District Court.
The September tertrt of district court will
be convened Tuesday by Judge N. W.
Macy., ThS dofket la the larreSt IM Ihe
history of th Fifteenth judicial district
hd Is due td the fact that nearly 1,000
cake Irt which the. Portland Gold Mining
company appealed from the assessment bf
ihfe Individual stockholder for taxation In
Pottawattamie county are listed, but Will
not comfc up for trial at this term. Evert
Without the Portland cases, the docket Is
kh unusually heavy one.
The grand Jury will be Imoaneled Tues
day and Its deliberations will. It Is expected,
keep It in SeSsion for at least tWo waekt.
There br a large number of cases to be
Brought before" the grand Jury this term.
Shd with' th probable Indictments . the
criminal calendar thla term will be con
siderably heavier than usnai, as there are
bv!?r seventy cases carried over from the
Mkr6h term.
Thrkb comprise the grand jury!
John Rrtllger, Roomer; Lewis Shield.
Norwalk:.V. Currlce, Crescent; Morris
Hough, Haxel Dell; James, O'Neal. Kane;
F. W. Beck, Lewis; Nick Klrsch, Keg
Cfeek; George W. Crpssley.. Garner; J.. R
Wllmhtt. Noiai Uriah McLeah, York;
W. M. Perkins, Rbckford; J. A. Brbckman,
Silver Creek.
Judge Macy has announced that he will
adjourn court tor the carnival wee knd
reconvene It Monday, September 9. The
petit Jury Is summoned to appear Monday,
September 18. '
t
Old Settlers' Reunion Postponed.
the annual reunion of the Old Bettlers'
association of Mills, Fremont and Potta
Wktlamle" ' oountles. which wa to haVa
beea held Thursday bf this Week at Lake
ttanawa, ha been postponed until carnival
Week and th gathering will take plc
Friday, September 6. within the street fair
and carnival enclosure, according to pres
ent plan. ' .
The committee bh arrangement consists
bf Rev. Henry De Long, president of the
Sssdclatlon; Dr. B. D. Tohey and Attorney
Frank Bhlnrt of Carson. City Clerk W. F.
Bapp Is secretary bf the association. While
the program ha not been completed. It ha
been decided to have at least one prom
inent BpeSkef hd brief talk! bl some of
the leading member. Vlth the added at
traction of the street fair and carnlvah a
large attendance IS looked for.
Thts will be th twentieth annual reunion
bf th old settlers of the three counties,
th association having been organised t
a meeting held In Macedonia twehfy year
ago. The late B. F. Clayton of this city
Was the first president.
MINOR MHNTIOBf.
bSVIS, druitii. . ' V '
Btbbkert Sell carpets.
Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
Bee Schrnldl's elegant hew photos.
BUY BORWICK'B PURE PAINTS. '
PETERSEN BCIIOENING SELL RUGS
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, 'phoh 97,
Wbbdrlng Urtdertaklhg Company, Tel. 989,
Pleture framifiS. C, B. Alexander, 889 B'Wy:
IT ONLY COSTS A TWO CENT STAMP
fO OKT HAFER'S PRICBB, COUNCIL
BLUFFS, IA.
FALL TERM Of WEHTERH IOWA
COLLEGE OPENS AUGb'ST 9. BEND
FOR CATALOGUE.
The Misses Amahdh Shd Cora Buckman
WIU leave today for New York, Where they
will make their home. -
. E. A. Brewer, Who has beer) a guest at.
th H. H. Van Brunt home, lert laat even
Ihg for his home In Cortland, M. V.
BUDWEISER BOTTLED BEER .IB
SEnVED ONLY AT FIRST-CLASS BARS
AND CAFES. L. ROSEN FELD CO., AgtS.
. WH WILL DELIVER ALL 8IZKS OK
HARD COAL DURING AUGUST FOR 110
A TON. WM, WELSH. 18 N. MAIN ST.
PHONES 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohrnd W. Bork. formerly
bf this city, now of Newton, la., are par
ents of twin boys, born Friday of last
Week.
MISS Nora Brown, daughter of Captain
and Mrs, t. i. Brown of this city, failed
)8st .week from New Turk for a tour bf
Europe.
George II. Carter, who submitted ta an
operation at th F.dmundson Meniorlsl ho-
fltal for a minor ailment, IS rapidly cort-alesclna-.
W. M. Dachterler. 619 East Broadway. IS
Suffering from a stroke of paralysis Owing
tp his extreme age, nia recovery is con
sidered doubtful.
The members of the Odd Fellnw and Ret
bekah lodge are making efaburSte prepa
rations for their annual picnic, which they
Will hold Wednesday afternoon and evening
at rairmount park.
Tha West Council Bluffs Improvement
flub will entertain with a ball at its flub
house TtidrSdaV evening Ui eeleUrattuh uf
the laying of the new hard maple lloor In
the large hull. The wives of the members
will serve refreshments.
TtiA mMfltlmm,., m..lfnf nf I It o Mfnanlirl
Valley Medical Society IS Scheduled for this
CJty
ty during carnival week, hut up to -date
Dr.
Oliarles Wood liaasetl, secretary of the
association, has not announced the pro
gram.
County Surveyor Mayne, who Is enjrlheer
lh charge of the construction of the Pigeon
creek drainage ditch, aays the dredge work
frobubly will be completed within the next
wo weeks. Blnce the heavy rains the
dredge has been making rapid progress.
If. C: fourtrlgbt. a prominent road
builder of Monona county, will bring hi
entire building outfit to the good road
convention in this city. The entire outnt,
complete to the Smallest detail. Including
Free from
Alcohol
Wsfcave
Rtety mrttfiet' rili i
great dread of the pain
and darigef aUendimt upon
UUUUUy the most cHtlcsl period
tf hef life. Hetoinintt
)oy to but th tirTertrttf; 4hi
mi serf.
the great
Woman's
all Women, will
application to
AUantm. Oa.
r- inlii' , i, ,r
tents for the men and horses, conk tehl,
etc.. will he brought here.
. H. M. McCaskrln, ah attorney, ud Albert
E, Wrlxon, a dentist, holh of Rock Island.
III., started from Council Bluffs yesterday
morning to make the trip to Illinois on
horseback. They purchased tHeir mounta
Saturday In Smith tanahs. They expect
to take their time on Ihe trip, Ss they hsve
hot set any partlculsr date for reaching
home-. .
Mr. snd Mr. T. N. iMerseh and family
SVe expected ti reach home rthnut Septem
ber 1 from Germany. Acinrdlnit to th
latest advices received here frmrt thftn thej
expected to sail Thursday of last week.
They will be accompanied by Mrs. George
Bherer and Son, wluvwltl Jrtln Mr. Bhsrcr,
head bookkeeper for Petersen eV Bchnen,lrtg.
who preceded his family to this country
about four yeara ago. Mr. Bherer end his
family will mako their home at 63t. Bluff
street. ,
Rev. MarcuS P. MrClure. pastor of th
First Presbyterian church, Is the ortly
representative from Council Bluffs on tha
program of the Stale convention of tha
Young People's poctety of Christian En
deavor to he held at Waterloo on Beptem-
fier 8 to 8. He Is booked for an address
he second nay of the convention on "Jvy
of Finding the Lost.'" Miss Marv McPher
rln bt OSklhhd Slso represents Pottawatta
mie colinty on the program. It is expertea
that Council BlultS and Pottawattamie
county Will be represented by a good slsed
delegation at the convention.
Guard Your !: ealgh t.
Tin Hr take rlmirt of hvlh vnttS
eyes ruihed by some ihcompetent. I am ah
eyesight expert. I am the only optomet
rist Ahd havq the bhly manufacturing lehS
grinder lh southwestern Iowa, Consult rflS
and be sure of an accurate fit.
DR. W. W. MAGARRELL; 1ft Pearl St.
Big bargains In second-hand cook stdvftg
and ranges.- Petersen tk Bchoenlhg Co.
the edol eVenlngs cah be ehjoyed oettet
by taking a ride In the country behind dfis
bf dlir fine dflvlrtt tearhS. Carriages Sl
ways ready. Grahd tiivery, Phonel fri
J. E. and Elmer E. Mlnnlek, proprietor.
t'riholsteriaa.
George W. klcin, ii Bituth Maid street.
Thones: Ind T10; Bell, B4S.
Wanted, at once, firet-clasS tov mkft,
Petersen A Bchoenlng.
One hundred girls who wish to work dttr
In tha fall and winter cart flhd pleasSht
and profitable employment at th candy
factory of John O. Woodward & Co. Vrt
employ girl both on time ahd piece Wot.
Wanted, at ence, flrst-clasa stove mln,
Petersen ft ' Bchoenlhg. ,
N. T. Pltimbinft Cd. Tel. 280. Night. L eii
Fall decorating- has commenced. Th
largest stork of pictures knd the best pic
ture framing can- be found at Borwick's.
11 South Main street.
Tee bream flavored- With pure vabllia;
something that Will please you. Puritt
Candy KltchPn'64B Broadway.
Petersen' ft BChoenlng Sell matting.
Wanted, at once, first-class stove mail.
Petersen A Bchoenlng.
Hafer sells more lumber to tha farmer
and stockman than all the others. He haS
his big yards at Council niuffS, la.
A Shan, five' acre, 'Close in, fine housS,
barn, four Seres th frttlt. Will sell cheafl
and put Irt the crops. -Possession1 given ht
once. Addres D. 8. Kerr, 648 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, ftrfth 'phone.
r i i
few Second-hand book stoves and range.
ttlUst be cleared at once. Petersen'
Bchoenlng Co.
A complete line of the latest pattern
and designs In wall paper. Let US flgurt
youf Work. Ws tah please yotl bti th
price. H. BorWlck, lit South Main.
BIG FIRE AT CEDAR FALLS
three f the Largest M6r tj
th City Ara a Total
Lf.
CEDAR FALLS, la., Aug. M.-(Speciai
Telegram.) One of the most disastrous
flfes In tha history bf the city occurred
tonight, entailing a loss of over 8100,000.
The fire started from art explosion of dyna
mite In the hardware store of Theodor
Carpenter. The shock of the explosion was
felt all over the city. This store and th
ones on each Sid of It were almost In
stantiy lit flames, and With the building
Wr all a total loss. The store conum4
wete the di-y god Is establishment of Deft
nlson Brothers, Theodore Carpenter, hard
wire, and Willis ft Alexander, clothing,
They Were three of ' the handsomest and
largest establishment lh Ihe city. Th
upper floor of the building were occupied
by doctor, dentists, lawyers and Othe? pro
fesslonal men. Thef was no Wind, WhteH
faet aided the firemen Irt their fight td
prevent the fire from spreading to other
buildings. The burned building was owned
by Mr. R, W. Christian.
JAPS INVESTIGATE SHOOTING
Report to Washington aa Await
tk Reply af t ailed ,
States.
TOltlb, Aug. 86.-11 la reported that tha
Investigation made -on the part of Japan
concerting th Pribiiolflncldent of Jun
19 show that the Japanese offered no re.
slstance Whatever and that th firing by
the American guards was unprovoked.. Th
Washington government has been notified
to that effect and Toklo Is now awaiting
a reply, Th pulille Is watching the sfTajr
with keen Interest.
Bee Want. Ads Ar Business Booster.
Tralatnea Ar Killed.
PORTSMOUTH.-- Q.f Aug. frl -Conductor
Robert Uilrnor and Engineer J. C. Ptirdy
were killed and SIX or mure trainmen seri
ously Injured In a head-on collision be.
iween two Norfolk & Western freight
train bear Rarden early today, Putdy's
body Is stlli In the Wieckage.
men
bince Msy, lbvd, Ajrer's barsspsnila has been
entirely free from alcohol. If you are in poor
health, wak, pal, nervous, asl )oif doctor
about takln ibis non-alcoholic tonic and altera
five. If ba bat ft better tnedlclne, take bit.
Get the best, alwsr. This Is our advice.
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