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A WORK OF ART
Tim lliuiilixiiniKt Snutriilr llooldrt Ver
iMiiril by ii itnllronri Company
crllics Ovrrlnnd Ilmltrd
The finest sonvonir issued ns un ud
vortisomont of ft railroad thot has over
coino to tho notico of the writer in the
lKXklot recontly Bent out by the pussou
gor doportmout of tho Union Pacific
railroad doBoriptivo of thnt companys
groat California train Tho Overland
Limited It is printed on dark olive
green paper in white gold and colors
tho cover being n lighter shndo of the
Bamo tint upon which is shown n sec
tion of tho train in natural colore It
has gilt edges and is a Bplendid ropre
pouttivo of tho printerB and litho
graphers art Tho work was issued un
dor tho supervision of Mr A Darlow
advertising agent of tho Union Pacific
who thoroughly understands what will
catch tho public eye becauso ho com
bines artistic beauty in this booklet with
a very woll told Btory containing many
interesting historical facts It is a sou
venir that will prove in great demnnd
and is worthy of a place on any drawing
room table
A portion of tho 6tory told by tho
booklet is copied below as woll for the
historical information it contains ns for
the vivid description of tho Union Paci
fics elegant train Tho Overland Lim
ited
At Chicngo the first link of tho great
through car line which connects Chi
cago with tho Pacific coast is reached
The Chicago Northwestern railway
with its thousands of miles of perfectly
equipped road furnishes nn excellent
illustration of the wonderful extent of
railroad construction in tho United
States It was the pioneer railroad of
tho west its first 10 miles of track hav
ing beon laid in 1648 It now gridirons
nine states Illinois Iowa Michigan
Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota
South Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming
reaching nearly all the principal cities
and commercial centers of theso states
The passenger station of the North
western line is centrally located at the
corner of Wells and Kinzie streets
Here the traveler enters one of the per
fectly equipped and most famous trains
in the United States The Overland
Limited Gliding swiftly out of the
C N W station the train passes
over elevated tracks to the limits of the
city and thence through some of tLe
most productive sections of Illinois and
Iowa
Ouo hundred and thirty five miles
west of Chicago the Mississippi is
crossed From either side of tho train
may be seen highly cultivated fields and
comfortable farm houses bearing the
strongest testimony to tho wonderful
prosperity and inexhaustible resources
of this populous and fertile region The
journey over the Northwestern line is
finished at Council Bluffs and the
traveler then commences his trip over
tho great national highway tho Union
Pacific railroad
The war of the rebellion demon
strated the necossity for the construc
tion of a trans continental railroad from
ocean to ocean Tho route projected
was along the old emigrant wagon trail
through Nebraska to Ogden in Utah
over tho plains desert and mountains
to California Years have demonstrated
that this now historic road was most
wisely planned and skillfully built
There is no other lino today possessirg
its peculiar advantages and there
never can be another railway con
structed across the continent like it It
is the natural highway to the Pacific
coast
Overland Route The significance
of tho word Overland has now almost
passed away but in the 60s and early
days of the TOs it hod a meaning pecu
liarly its own being used to designate
the Union Pacific and Central Pacific
railroads as the rail route or overland
route across tho continent in contra
distinction to the route by sea of the
Isthmus of Panama In designating
the route to the Pacific coast it became
necessary for passengers to designate by
sea or overland hence the term
overland became generally adopted
by the Union Pacific and Central Pacific
lines
The ocean route to the Pacific waB
tedious and circuitous and tho impetu
osity of the mining population de
manded quicker time for the delivery
of its mails than was taken by the
long sea voyages From the terminus
of telegraphic communication there in
tervened more than 2000 miles of a
region nniuhabited except by hostilo
tribes of savages The mail from At
lantic seaboard across the Isthmus of
Darien to San Francisco took at least
24 days The route across the desert by
stage occupied nearly a month
It was not long before tho overland
route diverted all of the conti
nental passenger traffic from the water
route via Panama to the rail route via
Ogden
Leaving Council Bluffs via the Ne
braska main line of the Union Pacific
we cross tho Missouri river from the
transfer depot over a maguificent steel
bridge the only double track steel
bridge over this river and Omaha is
reached where tho trip across tho con
tinent is commenced At Omaha the
Union Pacific has recently erected a
very handsome structure a new union
station This is one of the sights en-
routo to tho coast Tho interior of this
station is fitted up with ovory modorn
luxury and convonienco and surpasses
anything of tho kind yet erected in tho
west From Omaha to Ogdon a dis
tanco of 1012 miles tho tourist is re
galed with a pauorma of hills fields
rivers running brooks canons and
lofty mountains Among tho most
noted towns passed are Fremont Grand
Island Kearnsy Ohoyonno Laramie
Hawlins Rock Springs Groon Rivor
and Grangor tho lattor bolng tho junc
tion point of tho Union Pacific with tho
Oregon Short Lino to Portland Tho
canons Kcho nud Wobor through
which tho Union Pacific windB its way
aro superb defilos Their astonishing
diversity of contour their beauty as
woll as grandeur stnmp thorn ns master
piecos of naturo
Leaving Ogden tho train passes
Promontory tho famous spot whore
tho connection between tho two trans
continental roads tho Union Pacific nnd
Contrnl Pacific wns mndo Mny 10 18liil
After leaving Ogdon tho routo leads
via tho Control or ns it is now known
tho Southern Pacific over great plains
great mountain ranges and jagged foot
hills to Reno Capo Horn Emigrant
Gop and through tho state of Novada
gliding towards San Francisco the
Queou City of tho west tho mecca of
tho tourists pilgrimngo
Tho remainder of tho booklet is do
voted to a description of Tho Over
land Limited which is incomparably
tho finest train west of tho Missouri
rivor Neither pains nor oxponso have
beon spared to enhance tho comforts of
tho journey from Chicago to tho Golden
Gate Nothing that tasto could suggest
ingenuity dovise or skill construct
has beon left uudone to render the flight
across 2400 miles of mountain and plain
a pleasure to tho most delicate and
fastidious After reading tho booklot
ono longs to ninko tho trip to California
and ono person at least would do so
just for the sake of riding in this ele
gantly appointed train wero it not for
a slight financial reason that is needless
to mention here
WARNERVILLE
One of Charles Mays children iB seri
ously ill
Born April 0 to Mr and Mrs Goo
Wheeler a daughter
M Carbery our assessor is busy siz
ingjup his neighbors property
Sirs Mary Konersou has leased her
houlo to Frank Eberley and removed
to Norfolk
Guy Warner after an absence of two
years in the east is expected home this
week on a visit
Ed Rowlett who is aftlicted with
rheumatism went to Hot Springs S D
Monday for his health
Frank Pettitt who has beon in Col
orado the past five mouths in tho inter
est of the Royal Highlanders returned
Thursday
Mrs M A Cuplin received a letter
last week from her sou Ezra who en
listed two years ago in theiMthUS Vol
infantry nnd went to the Philippines
stating that the regiment is now in San
Francisco and expects to be mustered
out next month
X
MEADOW GROVE
Miss Verna Sweet spent the Sabbath
at Tilden
William Dogan is treating his houBO
with n coat of paint
John Do AVolfe of Tilden transacted
business in this city Monday
Mr nnd Mrs Hopkins of Tilden
passed the Sabbath in our city
Misses Lena and Winnie Storey made
a trip to Norfolk last Wednesday
Oscar Johnson of Tilden was a
Meadow Grove visitor last Sunday
Messrs G A and E H Luikart
visited friends in this city Sunday
Wm Palmer of Beemer made a busi
ness trip to this burg last Saturday
Markets Wheat 50 oats 20
shelled corn 813 ear corn 31J rye 85
Viola Lewis from tho city of Tilden
was tho guest of Maud Beech last Sun
day
Editor Evans has improved the looks
of his property by building a new side
walk
Mr Moore is making extensive im
provements on his residence north of
Main street
Wm MoDonald left Monday for
Colorado where he will spend a week
in viewing the country
Miss Nell ONeil of Battle Creek was
the gueBt of Miss Gertrudo Wade from
Friday evening till Sunday
John Witzigman came up from Nor
folk Saturday evening and visited bis
brother W A Witzigman till Sanday
noon
MADISON
Miss Edna Richardson visited rela
tives near Battle Creek over Suuday
County Attorney Burt Mapes met
with the county commissioners Tues
day
Mr and Mrs Arthur Pilger ore nicely
settled at housekeeping on Box Elder
avenue
Grandpa Cool who makes his home
with his daughter Mrs R O Miles is
visitiug relatives at Ponca
Geo Richardson wife and baby
drove to Pierce county Sunday George
returning Monday morning Mrs
Richardson nnd dnnghter will visit
ntlves for a week
D K Robertson hns taken down and
rcmovod to his farm north of town his
frame bam which stood south of tho
schoolhouso
Matson tho Implement man is hav
ing a brick foundation laid for his largo
implement house at tho corner of Pearl
and Second streets
Sam Haman is moving tho frame
sohool building from tho sehoolhonse
block to Main street where it will be
remodeled and used by Baish Bros its a
saloon after Mny 1
Mrs Wm Parkinson and son nro vis
iting relatives nt Nowrann Grovo this
week while Mr Paiklnson is having the
interior of their homo improved with
paint and wall pajwr
S N Johnson hns sold his residence
iu South Madison tho Presbyterian
church getting tho south half of the
block with tho buildings and Ins H
Hume tho north hnlf Tho church will
uso tho property as a parsonage Mr
Johnson and family will depart this
week for Enid Oklahoma where thov
will make their fnturo home
BATTLE CREEK
Mnster Horman Mna wns on the sick
list Inst week
Ohas Brown of Omaha arrived here
Monday to look nfter his much
M L Thomseu mndo n trip fjast Tues
day and bought i00 bushels of potatoes
John Ray and Alvin Lowe of Valley
precinct wero hero on business Monday
Owen ONeill went up to Rock
county Sunday to look after his ranch
land
Wo undcrstnnd thnt O F Montross
has bought tho Crowell property in
east Battle Creek
Wm G Smith and family stnrted
Tuesdny for Sjwknne Wash with the
intention of settling there
Monday Peter Boe6 shipped n cnrload
of fnt cuttlo to Omaha and Wednesday
Fred Eyl shipped a carload
Clark Catron is limping around with a
lame right leg Ono of his horses
stopped on his foot last week
Rev R C Miller of the Baptist
church preached his farewell sermon
Sunday night He is going to Mait
land Mo
There is lots of nail driving going on
in Battle Creek at present and whoever
can do that kind of labor and likes to
work has a job
Sheriff Geo W Losey was here Wed
nesday on official duty Some tried to
put tho Buffalo horns on him but he
wouldnt smoko
Aug Mann went to Sioux City Fri
day and returned Snturdny with his
wife She has been in the Luthernu
hospital five weeks
A nice Kranich Bach piano arrived
here for the ONeill homo Thnrsdny
We learned that they got it through
Prof M G Doeriug
Rev J Hofman went to Laurel
Cedar county Monday where the Lu
theran ministers of northeast Nebraska
hold their regular conference
There are four applications out for
saloon license P H Ingoldsby is the
fourth one but it is understood that he
has bought out Wm Hohuke
John Hall and Fred Dittrik were
hunting for u piece of land in Knox
county last week and they bought one
quarter section near Verdigre
Lately Maas Brechler bought an
other section of land adjoining their
ranch near Inman Mr Brechler went
up there Sanday to boss the fencing of
it
The sale of S H Watkins deceased
in Pierce county cried by Col T F
Preece of Battle Creek was a grand
success nnd everything sold nt a pros
perity price
At their quarterly meeting Sunday
the Lutherans received the following
four new voting members F G
Fnerst Gus Werner John Lickel and
Theodore Denninger
One western mare and two 1-year-old
coltB Btrayed Wednesday of last week
from Nicolnys place five miles south of
town and he sent cards to western
postofficeB Wednesday he received a
card from C A Snider a mail driver of
Oakdalo stating that he saw the horses
12 miles north of that place Monday
Mr Nicolay will pny a reward to hold
them
The fast trains of the Union Pacific
reach San Francisco fifteen hours ahead
of all competitors If you are in no
hurry take a slow train by one of the de
tour routes but if yon want to get thore
without suffering any of the inconven
iences of winter travel take the only
direct route the Union Pacific De
tailed information furnished on applica
tion F W Junkman Agent
The News keeps its job department
up-to-date with the latest faces of typo
and docs its work in appovod style
The Hem Itemely for IlheumutUiii
QUICK KKIJKF FKOM IAIN
All who use Chamberlains Pain Balm
for rhoumatism aro delighted with tho
quick relief from pain which it affords
Yllen speaking of thiB Mr D N Sinks
of Troy Ohio Bays Some limn nuo 1
had a severe attaok of rheumatism iu
my arm and shoulder I tried numer
ous remedies but got no relief until I
Mlunl lnWIWHIJIiWlMI
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY APRTL 10 1901
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BOILS CARBUNCLES
These unwelcome
visitoM usually nppcnr In the sprint or summer when the blood Is tnnklng a
itself from the many impurities thnt hnvc nteutiiulntetl luting the winter months
Mr R M r raltCate S Cwtllro
lor twenty tnts 1 wm mtrlv
ddlUtrcl wllli Wills nml rnituitulr
rniirnl lv ltiiute Mood it Is linpor
ttlc tmfcKctilic my milTctitii i tutu
thet line triii tumble tow tit W ornlri
SttrrnldoctoMttriitrd tnr nml 1 ttlril
II the Kirnllcil lilmxl iriiirtllm 1ml
notliiiiK neemril to ilo mc nny noil
llittliiK tlic Milliliter of ISSH I ih irt
ttiRileii tolrv SSS ntil nfter Inklti
fereiM ImttlciunnriitltHv mtcd nnd
Imve linil no tclurn of tlirxe imtiiful
Icmi up 10 uic present tune
An extra effort to fico
Cnrlitiiiclcs which ittc more lminfiil nud diitiiM roun comic most fminriitlv on Hip linntr nf tir rlr
enting gtcitt holes in the flesh cxlintiM the sttettgllt nud often tittive fatnl Noils nro regarded by soma
jnoplc its blessings nud they patiently nml uncomplainingly endiitc the pnitt nud Inconvenience under
the mistaken idea that their health is being benefitted that their blood is too thick nttywny nnd this is
Natures plan of thinning it The blood is not too lirh or too thick but is diseased -to full of pulton nml
unless relieved the entire system will sttlTet The boil or catbunrle gives warning of serious internal
troubles which nte only wailing font favoiabletippot Utility to develop Many an obi sore niiinlnp ulcer
V Wlllll i 11 IIIC llMlll VI II llljHtUU DOll
BSiniffWtM I Keep the blood pme and it will keep the
skin clear of nil the ittitnting ituptttitieii thai
j cause these painM disfiguring diseiiMS
mSOBIS 8 S S etties boils nnd cutbiiticlcs eaitly
nnd peiniaiuiitlv bv teinfoteitii titirifviui nml
Dangerous
Gsurhuncies
building up the Mood nnd milling tho ivsteni of nil iiraiinulottil waste matter
i o i ir iijiii n i
ci vj in iiiiiuiin iiiuiHiiiiu iiciiiiwiiieii net inert ly on tue union nun all poisons no mnttcr
how lecp scnted nto soon overcome nud driven out by thin poweiful timely vegetable medicine
S S tv is not n new untried tetneily but for J
fifty ems hns been etnitii all kinds of blood nud skin
diseases It has cured tlioiiiuuls nnd will cure jou
It is it pleasant tonic as well ns blood purifier mi
pioves the nipclilc and digestion builds up your
general health and keeps otir blood iu order
Our physicians have made blood nnd skin
1 enses a life stud vw lite thcni fnlh nlionl vinin nu
nd any information or advice wanted will be cht erfully gieu - make no charge
sss
wnntnver lor tills seracc bcuri for our book on Itltxxl nnd bktn Diseases froe Address Tho Swift Sneclfln fin AtlnnU fl
wn recommended by Messrs Geo V
Parsons fc Co druggists of this place
to try Chamberlains Pain Balm Thoy
recommended it so highly that I bought
a Itottlo I wns soon roliovcdof nil pain
I have siuco rerommnuded this liniment
to ninny of my friends who agrcv with
me thnt it iB tho best remedy for inuscu
lnr rheumatism in tho market For
sale by Kiosau Drug Co
IlV nn Cert nln an Iliutli nml Tmcn
that Hectol tho groat pile will
euro tho piles A pilo pipo fieo with
each package Wo sell it on positive
written guarantee No Cure No Pay
60c Samples free Kiesau Drug Co
Jlyrn Ip to 1M Willi Croup
Mrs P L Cordiorof Mannigton Ky
writes My threo year old girl had a
sovero enso of croup tho doctor said she
conld not live and I gavo her up to dio
I wont to the storo and got n bottle of
Foleys Honey nud Tar tho first doso
gnvo quick relief and aavtd her life i
A II Kiesau
A Spring Tonic
Everybody needs a tonic in the
spring at this time tho system craves u
tonic It is houseeleaning time for your
body Lichty Celery Nervo Compound
will tone up your nerves blood kidneys
and liver and fill you with health and
energy Sold by Geo B Christoph
ItH Krmi If It Kill I h to Cum
Hectol tho great pilo cure A pilo pipo
free with each package Wo sell it
under a positive written guarantee No
Cure No Pay 50 cents Samples free
Kiesnu Drug Co
A TcHtlnionial Irom Old KiikIhii
I consider Chamberlains Cough
Remedy the best in tho world for bron
chitis says Mr William Savory of
Warrington England It Gavcd my
wifes life she having been a martyr to
bronchitis for over six years being most
of tho time confined to her bed She is
now quite well Sold by Kiesau Drug
Co
Sroui M In ColtH mill CiiIvph
For o young calf or colt from a day to
a month old givo ono teaspoonful of
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy iu half a gill of water as
a drench after each operation of the
bowels more than natural nsnally one
doso iB sufficient For older animals it
may bo given in tho food Thonsands
of valuable animals are saved by it o ch
year This remedy is just what you
should tuko yourself when troubled with
diarrhoea For sale by Kiesau Drug Co
Ilent Wny to Cure llackaolic
Backachos aro caused by disorder in
the kidneys Foloys Kidney Cure will
make tho kidneys right Take no sub
stitute A H Kiesau
A HhkIiir itimrlnc Flood
Washed down a telegraph line which
Chas O Ellis of Lisbon la had to re
pair Standing waist deep in icy
water ho writes gave mo a terrible
cold and cough It grow worse daily
Finally tho best doctors in Ookdale Neb
Sioux City and Omaha said I had con
sumption and could not live Then I
began uBing Dr Kings Now Discovery
and was wholly cured by six bottles
Positively guaranteed for coughs colds
and all throat and lung troubles by Kie
sau Drug Co Price S0c and 100 Trial
bottles freo
Tho editor of tho Fordville Ky Mis
cellaneous writes as a postscript to a
business letter I was cured of kidney
trouble by taking Foleys Kidney Cure
Take nothing else A II Kiesau
The Itett Cold Cure
iB ono you can take without interruption
to business Ono that does not effect
the head or hearing like the continued
use of quinine Ono that cureB speedily
anJ leaves you feeling fresh and clear
headed Such a one is Krauses Cold
Cure Price 2fio Sold by Geo B
Christoph
A Good Til 111-
Gorman Syrup iB tho specialjprescrip
tion of Dr A Boschoo a celebrated Ger
man Physician and is acknowledged to
be ono of tho most fortunate discov
eries in Medicines It qnickly cures
Conghs Colds and nil Lung troujbles of
tho severest naturo removing as it does
tho cause of tho affection and leaving
the parts in a strong nud healthy cou
dition It is not an experimental modi
cine but has Btood the test of years
giving satisfaction in every case which
its rapidly increasing tale every season
confirms Two million bottles sold an
nually BoHchoos Gorman Syrup was
introduced in the United States iu 18H
nnd is now sold iu every town nnd vil
lage in the civilized world Threo doses
will relievo nny ordinary cough Price
7i cts Jet Greens Prize Almanac
Kiesau Drug Co
oil Couldnt lliitn Mooil It
If hed had itching piles Theyre tor
ribly annoying but Hucklens Arnici
salvo will cure tho worst case of piles on
earth It hns cured thotinnds For in
juries painB or bodily eruptions its tho
best salvo in tho world Prion 5o a box
Cure guaranteed Sold by Kiesnu Drug
Co
Tih Knny to Keel Ootid
Countless thousands have found a
blessing to tho body in Dr Kings Now
Life pills which positively curt consti
pation sick hoadacho dizziness jaun
dice miliaria fovor and ague and all
livor and stomach troubles Purely
vegetable novor gripo or weaken
Only Vific nt Kiesnu Drug Cos storo
IIiIIith T Htlmoii
Albert Hellur living at 11 M Ftrnliam
st roe Omuha says I have tried most
every thing that is used as u preventive
or cure tor hoadacho but nothing did
mo so much good as Krauses llondache
CapHiileH Others who have used them
say the same thing Price JJic Sold
by Geo 13 Christoph
Stlcli to II
Geo L Heard of High Tower
Georgia writes -Eczema broke out on
my baby covering his entire body Un
dor treatment of our family physicinn
ho got worse as he could not sleep for
tho burning and itching Wo used a
box of Banner Salvo on him and by
the time it was gone ho was woll The
doctor seeing it was curing him said
Stick to it for it is doing him more
good than anything I have done for
him A II Kiesau
An KxIoiihIm Sloill Kulnnr Toll IIou to
Cur Mroui H In Culvi h
Wm Abbott of Tyndall S Dak
quite an extensive stock raiser has for
a number of yours used Chnmberlnins
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for scours iu calves and says ho has
never known it to fail He gives a ten
spoonful in water as directed on the
bottle for an adult man after each oper
ation of the bowels more than natural
Usunlly one dose is sufficient For sale
by Kiesau Drug Co
Theres nothing mude that will cure
all spring disorders as Rocky Mountain
Tea made by Madison Medicine Co
JTjc G B Christoph
The lit Ht lllood Iurlllcr
The blocd is constantly being purified
by the lungs liver and kidneys Keep
these organs iu n healthy condition nud
the bowels regular and you will have no
need of a blood purifier For this pur
pose there is nothing equal to Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver tablets ono
dose of tbem will do you more good than
a dollar bottle of the host blood purifier
Price 26 cents Samples free at Kiesau
Drug Cos drug store
If troubled by a weak digestion loss
of appetite or constipation try a few
doses of Chamberlaius Stomach and
Liver tablets Every box warranted
For sale by Kiesau Drug Co
flood Advice
The most miserable beingB in the
world are those suffering from Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint More than
seventy five per cent of the people in
the United States aro afllictcd with these
two diseases and their effects such as
Sour Stomach Sick Headache Habitual
Costiveness Palpitation of the Heart
Heart burn Waterbrash Gnawing and
Bnrning Pains at the Pit of tho Stomach
Yellow Skin Coated Tongue and Disa
greeable Taste in the Mouth Coming
up of Food after Eating Low Spirits etc
Go to your Druggist and get a bottle of
August Flower for 75 cents Two
doses will relieve you Try it Get
Greens Prize Almanac JKiesan Drug
Co
H Pressou Pressonville Kaus
writes Nothing like Foleys Honey
nud Tar iB the universal verdict of all
who have used it Especially has this
been truo of coughs accompanying la
grippe Not u single bottle failed to
give relief A H Kiesau
In Kipt 1 1 It lrK
Twelve yearn ago 1 W Sullivan of
Hartford Conn scratched his log with
a rusty wire Iiilliimmntioti nud blood
poisoning set in For two years ho mif
fcicd intensely Thou tho host dodtorH
urged amputation but ho writes I
used ono Ixiltlo of Electric Hitters and
I u boxes of liiickhins Arnica Salvo ami
my leg was sound nnd woll as over
For eruptions eczema tetter salt
rhonm sores and all blood disorders
Electric Hitters him no rival on earth
Tiy them A II Kiosau will guarnntoo
satisfaction or refund money Only BO
cents
Hbtid and skin diseases indigestion
constipation rhoumatisui pimples and
soreB iriininetitly cured by Rocky
Mountain Ton taken today 5o G
1 Christoph
The MoHt Nluliliorii Cough
resulting from an attaok of la grippo or
heavy cold must yield to tho wonder
ful healing properties of Foloys Honey
and Tar which strengthens tho lungs
and mitltes them sound A H Kiesnu
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BOYAL MEDICINE CO SSff1
For flalo in Norfolk Nebraska by
Geo B Ohristoph druggist
KIDNEY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis
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remedies recognized by emi
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Kidney and Bladder troubles
PRICE 50c tod 100
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Price 35 cents Ntvcr sold
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