Sees Mother Grow Young with Electric Bitters
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother once past seventy has grown younger since using Electric Bitters. After 20 years of autodyspepsia and misery she could not eat drink or sleep doctors gave up but the remedy revived her health. It invigorates vital organs cures liver and kidney troubles aid sleep and restore strength and appetite. Only 50 cents at Lemmon’s.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
J. Kk. Lemmon’s
Barker
Utr
Tam
Polly
Perplexed Jim and Poll Resolve Relationship Tangle
Jim proclaims his choice to Poll and vows to back off if she seeks independence. He laments past mistakes whilePoll, with tearful tenderness, rests her hands on his shoulders, signaling a fragile reconciliation and mutual need.
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Jim
Poll
Polly Rides Against Barker and Seeks a Final Chance
Polly faces pressure from Barker as she contemplates riding tonight while Jim and the pastor observe, hoping to prove herself despite Barker’s dismissal. Douglas hopes to see Polly and learns she may not be happy with the current arrangement, while Deacon Elverson spots movements around the dressing tents as tensions rise.
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Jim
Polly
Barker
Mr. Barker
Mettie
Hec
Eloise
Jim E
Poll
Douglas
Deacon Elverson
Strong
Elverson
Deacon
More Maybray Suits Filed In Council Bluffs Court
Three new suits join a growing case against James C Maybray and associates over losses from fake contests. Plaintiffs Joseph W Leisen Joseph P Walker and J J Harrington seek 10 000 6 105 and 4 000 respectively alleging bogus boxing horse racing schemes and bank involvement through First National Bank of Council Bluffs officers Hart Spindler and the bank.
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Council Bluffs
Joseph W. Leisen
Indiana
Joseph P. Walker
Denver
J. J. Harrington
Hartsell
Colo
Benjamin Marks
First National Bank of
Ernest E. Hart
John J. Spindler
First National Bank
James C. Maybray
Maybray
Bryan Denies Rumor About Residence Change
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Chicago from Bellefontaine Ohio and denied leaving Nebraska for Texas. He said a winter home there is possible but he plans to stay in Lincoln and Nebraska, calling himself a fixture there.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Bellefontaine
Nebraska
Texas
Mr. Bryan
Linccoln
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Baltimore reader shares four years of misery from female ailments and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with renewed health. The ad claims the remedy cures displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration after other means failed. It invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Baltimore
Lydia
Pinkham
Ford
Lansdowne St
Lydia EF. Pinkham
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