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LotsinWorden, Dorris and ML Hebron now being sold by this Com
pany at $225 for the three will be increased to $500 for three
the Firs
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THIS IS A FAIR, SQUARE WARNING, AND IT
WILL GO INTO EFFECT AS SURE AS THE SUN
"THESE lots are worth $ 1 000.00 of any man's
money to-day. We are not begging you to
buy but if you want to make real money we
offer you the opportunity. We have sold this
property at less than its value long enough to
please the public. We have given you your
opportunity and if you have passed it up in
the hope that this property "would be cheaper
after a while" you will only fool yourself
and miss the opportunity of a lifetime.
WHOLESALE REAL ESTATE
UNITED STATES
Phone 715
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SAYS "YOUIt WIFE'S MONEY MAY
KEEP YOU OUT OP THE TOOK
HOUSE, 1JUT HER ItELIGIOX
WOi . KEEP YOU OUT OF
HELL"."
The tabernacle was well filled
again last night, the singing by the'
chorus choir was excellent, the or
chestra delighted the audience with
a flno selection, Rev. Davis Errett
offered the opening prayer, Mr. Weg
ner sang "I Am Satisfied With Je
sus, Is Ho Satisfied With Mo?" very
effectively. Mr. Taylor took occa
sion to pay his. respects to certain
calculated to keep people away from
tne meetings ana especially one in
which It is charged that Mr. Taylor
had hold up a five dollar gold piece,
and said that he wanted every man
In the tabernacle to come prepared
to give that much to him next Sun
day afternoon. Mr. Taylor denied
unqualifiedly that any such expres
sl.on. had been made and said that
not only would no person be com'
pelled to pay anything to get into
the tabernacle, but that no person
would bo compelled to pay anything
for his services against his will. Ho
also remombered the author of an
Infamously obscene screed which
had been written and passed In the
tabernacle In a way that would
surely set the man who was the au
:hor of It to thinking.
I The subject of Mr. Taylor's ser
mon was "After the Funeral
i What?" His text was from He
brews 9:27. "It ts appointed to
men once to die and after that the
judgement." Mr. Taylor said In
part: "Every man must die. Wo
know that that' part of the text Is
true. If God told the- truth In that
part of the verse, why not accept the
other part. You cannot prove to m
that you will live through thf3 night,
You may bo een now In the shadow
of your coffin. The gospel Is a
warning light which may mean
oither danger or safety according to
the position from which we look at
It. If you were In a contracting
cell such as was made for the pur
pose of torture In the olden times,
and should see the cell steadily con
trading, and know that It was only
a matter of a little time when it
would crush out your life, you
would be thankful to me If I should
open the door and tell you that you
wore free. Jesus sees us In the con
tracting day of grace that is fast
narrowing us down to the time when
wo must pass Into eternity and says,
"I will give you life, Hber.ty, salva
tion. I do not want to depend on
any guess work when I cross the
bar. I want to know with Paul that
there Is no condemnation to them
which are In Christ Jesus. I wish
that I might say something that
would shock you and set you to
thinking. There Is little use In
preaching a sormon on swimming to
a drownded man. The funeral ser
mon Is of little use to the man un
der the coffin lid. I want to preach
your funeral sermon while you are
still alive and It can do you some
good. Shakespeare says, "For In
the sleep of death what dreams may
come?" After the funeral What?
"The Bible says every man shall
give account of himself before God."
You cannot do this by proxy. Your
wife's money may keep you out of
the poor housif, but hor religion
won't keep you out of hell. Your
father 8 politics mny put you In of
fice, but your mother's religion
won't put you into heaven. I would
rather have standing room in heaven
than to own the universe and be a
lost oiil. T-hero are many things In
the bible that we cannot understand,
but we can understand that God Is
ready to save us if we will lot Him
do so. Some of you sneor at God
and th'nk you can cheat Him. Oh,
that I had words to paint the judg
ment, the lightnings flashing, the
elements in turmoil, the world melt
ing with a fervent heat. Come on,
you who have trusted. In sophistries
and false reason, look at the skele
tons of your missed opportunities,
you who have trusted In your day
books Instead of your bible, In gold
Instead of God, come up and see
what a fool you were. Yotir only
hope Is in the mercy of God. Accept
His mercy before It id too late,
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Discovers Meningitis Scrum.
Now York, March 25. Physicians
throughout the city are discussing
tho possibilities today of a serum
discovered by Dr. Simon Flexner,
which ho contends has reduced the
mortuary per cent attending spinal
meningitis, to a minimum.
Dr. Flexner claims that the serum
cured 107 caBea out of 123, - Tlin
usual mortality from thedisease 1
from 70 to 80" per cent. JFiexner's
experlmortts showed a mortality of
1 . mi . ,
xv jiur uuni, iuo uiurwut)UiB were
carried on In various New York' hos
pitals. Flexnor's announcement was.
made secretly to a selected numbor"
pf physicians but later tljo report of
mo discovery spreaa. ,
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,Capt. Bogurdus Again Hits the Bull's l
Kr. as Doing "sinuous." Senator Gore
This world famous rifle shot whojhns tho misfortune of being blind.
100 consecutive shots.ls living In Lin- j 0 -
coin, 111. Recently Interviewed, ho. Fortify now against the Grip
says: "I have suffered a long time! for it comes evorjr season snre!
with kidney and bladder troubles and : Prevontlcs tho little Candy Cold
havo used soveral well known kid-1 Curo Tablots offer In this rcspoct
noy medicines, all of which gave me a most certain and dependable eafo
no rellof until I startes taking Foloy's guard. Preventlcs-, at the "sneeze
Kidney Pills. Before I used Foley's stage" will, as well, also surely head
Kldnoy Pills I was subject to severe off all common colds. But prompt-
backache and pains in my kidneys, ness is all-important. Keop Prevon
wlth suppression and oftentimes a' tics In tho pocket or purse, for In-
i'louly voiding. While upon arising stant use. Box of 48 for 25c. Sold
In the morning 1 would get dull head- by Capital Drug Store,
aches. Now I have taken three bot-
ties of Foley's Kldnoy PUls and feel ,
100 per cent better. I am never both-1
ered with my kidneys or bladder and 1
once more feel liko ray old self. All 1
this I owe solely to Foley's Kldnoy :
Pills, and always recommend them to
my fellow sufferers." J. C. Perry. 1
The greatest thing in the
world is the plain truth.
IMPEMALES
MOUTHPIECE
CIGARETTES "
have a great reputation because
they tell the truth about good
tobacco, finelv blended. You
cannot buy a better cigarette for
the money and that is a fact
accepted eveiywnere as true.
10 for 10 cents
THE JOHN BOLLMAN CO Mfr.
POSSE KILLED
BLACKMAILER,
ONE ESCAPED
f UNITED rnHSB LKASBD WIUD.
Pueblo, Colo., March 25. So far
today the authorities have been una
ble to get trace of the companion of
Sam Falcone, a blackmailer who es
caped from the sheriff's posBO yes
terday after Falcone had been shot
and almost Instantly killed by the
posse.
Falcone and his companion had
written threatening letters to Tony
Santuso, In which they ordered San
tuso to place $2,000 in an old can
tlree miles beyond the poor farm.
Santuse did so but not until he
had notified the sheriff who, with
several deputies, sought concealment
nearby.
When Falcone and his assistant
started to take the money from the
can, the officials covered them with
thcilr guns and ordered them to
throw up their hands.
Instead -of obeying, the blackmail
ers opened fire on the posso. The
officers returned the volley and Fal
cone fell mortally wounded. His
companion escaped on horseback.
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Councilmcn Indicted.
Pittsburg, Pa,, March 25. Five
former members of the Pittsburg
common council were indicted today
by the grand jury. The indictments
charge the former councllmon with
receiving ?102,bu0 from six Pitts
burg banks for their votes in favor
of the passage of an ordlnnnce nam
ing the banks, as .municipal deposi
tories. The men Indicted are William
Brand, Charles Stewart, John Klein,
Joseph Wasson and Hugh Ferguson.
Blew Up the Police.
CNITBD 1'ltESS LEASED WIHB.
Philadelphia, Pa., March 25.
The police are seeking the perpetra
tors of another dynamito outrage
which last night injured six police
men who were riding in a patrol wa
gon. The wagon was moving along the
street car tracks when the explosion
occurred. The vehicle was going at
a fair' rate of speed and the force of
the explosion threw it to one side
and hurled the police to the pay
ment. None was seriously injured.
It Is believed that the dynamite
was intended for a street car and
that the blowing up of the wagon
was accidental.
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The Lash of a Fiend
Would havo been about as welcome to
A. Cooper, of Oswego, N. Y., as a
merciless lung-racking cough that de
fied all remedies for years. "It was
most troublesome at nights," ho
writes," "nothing helped mo un
til I used Dr. King's Nev DIs- ,
covery whici curod mo completely.
I never cough at night now." Mil
lions know its matchless merit for
stubborn colds, obstinate coughs, sore
lungs, la grippe, asthma, hemorrhage,
croup, whooping cough or hay fever.
It relievos quickly and never falls t
satisfy. A trial convinces. 60c, ?!.
Trial bottle free. It is positively
guaranteed by J. C. Perry.
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Coughs that start tn the fall and
hang on until spring are sure Iroubja
nreoaera unless cnecked and curtd.
Bronchitis, pneumonia and consump
tion are the direct result. Foley's
Honey and Tar euros the .cough, steps
the hard breathing and heats and
soothes the Inflamed air passages.
Refuse substitutes. J. C. Perry.
Senator Gore, In a, speech a few
iya ago, referred to the president: