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The Aberdeen Democrat., November 28, 1902, Image 8
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S. IURT UMBER
Coal
DEALERS IN
And All Building Haterials
Bnlng in Your Bills for Figures.
Cheerfully Oiven.
Do you
Want
Estimates
Brancli Houses at Ipswich, Edmunds County Bath, Brown County.
YOUR CLOTHES
Just exactly like some one else's? That's what you get in ready
made clothing. If you want a suit made to suit you, or an overcoat
that's made for you, and something a little different from anybody
else, come and have it made. The cost is less than you must pay foi
some where hundreds are made of just the same material and is just
the same way.
JOHN SHOLUND, Merchant Tailor
LOUIS LAGER
AND
Maple, Oak, Tamarac, Pine Slabs
Prepared and Ready for Use
Prompt Delivery ABERDEEN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Also a General Stock of HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Crockery, Clothing, Carpets and Oil Cloth.
LAMB LUMBER CO.,
Aberdeen Office and Yard
Cor. Second Avenue and Lincoln
E
FREE FREE
To Everyone Purchasing S5.00 or more of Goods We will Give FREE a Pic
ture Frame worth $1.50. There area limited number of these frames, so
come early and get one.
Repairing and Picture Framing.
GREGORY & HEASTY
Manufacturers ci
and Dealers in
X^ath, Shingles,
Coors, Blinds,
gs,
The Best Farm Paper Forthe Oakotas.
THE DAKOTA FARMER, edited by practical
South Dakota farmers with a view of mak
ing it a journal iudespensible to farmers of
Dakota, will be found upon trial to be a
most profitable and satisfactory investment.
Until January 1st., the DEMOCRAT and the
DAKOTA FARMER, both for
already subscribers to the Farmer.
SPECULATE QUICK
yo°u ™uni(f1f ^^l0k
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bwk references^ ®U
Often
Tr.
Bedding, Trunks, Grips,
$1
Aberdeen as
r-iS on the floor of Exchange*
lmportant
Points. 7!
COE COMMISSION CO., Incorporated,
Mr
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n«. .U MINNEAPOLIS, MINN
Office, Northwestern Bank Bids.
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H. Belcher, Mngr,
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Cures by Dr.
SOME WERE LAME SOME
Dr. Doran has studied his profession
both at home and abroad, and after a
Erick Bjorkland, Cambridge, Minn.,
cured of chronic piles with Dr. Ilea's
treatment.
Adolph Frolich, Belview, Minu.,
cured of deafness and chronic ulcer
ated catarrh of ear. It had been dis
charging for a number of years. Cured
in two months.
W. H. Hunter, Windom, Minn.,
cured of chronic stomach troubles.
W. H. Riley, Valley Springs, S. D.,
cured of chronic dyspepsia and intes
tinal indigestion.
W. H. Jarmutli, Jackson, Minn.,
cured of nervous prostration and gen
eral weakness. Cured in two months.
Mrs. A. Richel, Red Lake Falls,
Miun., cured of cancerous tumor of
the wrist.
Philip Johnson, West Brook, Minn.,
cured of chronic kidney troubles and
MURRAY.
Misses Eunice and Mertie Harmon
were Aberdeen visitors, Saturday.
T. J. Stone spent Saturday with
his sister, Mrs. ID. P. Morrison of
Westport.
Miss Effle Doll returned from West
port Sunday where she has been spend
ing a few weeks with friends.
GEM.
H. L. Docker last week had occasion
to use a cart for a hitching post with
somewhat disasterous results, 'in?
An auction sale will be.-held next
Saturday at Mrs, Bousness, who will
sell machinery and stock having rent
ed her place to C. and A. Lee.
The Scandinavia Church held their
annual meeting last Wednesday. Of
ficers elected were, one trustee, Gust
Walgree. Treasurer, J. A. Svarstad,
Secretary, E. O. Hundstad and choir
leader Betuel Johnson. Also two
auditors were elected.
Sis
WERE
PARALYTIC SCARCELY
HEART DISEASE, CANC! R,
EIC.
a Few Weeks of Neglect Allows Diseases
State Where They Cannot be Cnred.
Doran heals not by Osteopathy,
by Hypnotism, nor by Divine Healinn
bin by a system of natural science in
combination with the most true ami
reliable remedies of the age. He is a
man that cures the sick because lie
understands the nature, cause and the
condition of circumstances which
bring disease about. His discoveries
are those made from personal experi
ence and from long continued prac
tice in his profession. An art'ele
published in the October number of
the North American Medical Journal
says: "Dr. Doran is a man who is emi
nently scientific in his profession, a
man far beyond the average doctor, a
man who is capable or otherwise he
could not be successful." Dr. Doran
asa practicing physician, issucoessl'ui.
and he is one of the greatest diagnos
ticians of chronic diseases of the age.
Is it not reasonable to believe that if
a man is successful in one branch of
science that he is certainly capable of
being successful in other branches:-'
Analize these matters yourself. Do
not allow your thoughts and your
opinions to be'influenced by others
who are not interested. One does not
know how to appreciate health until
they have lost it.
^yiTH
ABLE TO MOVE 01HCRS
inid failed lo goi .'i"y rene
I MM O| 11T LI'ICI1'!S.
Mrs. Mickleson, T:
of chronic female 11'
catarrh.
•aey. Mi"" .cured
iut ilrs iui el i: on it
Mrs. Lu '.V Damn .I.isp1'
cured of hronx eczema
inoii' lis
("). Jones, iranker.
of cancer of the no.-o
nient.
Mrs. J. 11. Painter. Dexter, S. D.
Mrs. Painter's son. was nearly blind
when lie comincneed Dr. Doran's
Ileal
nient.. Now she reports him last
regaining his sight.
llenrv Kebler, Nassa, Minn
of long standing gaslrit is.
thorough and painstaking invest,iga-' that he can't speak too highly of Dr.
tion, has succeeded in curing the di
seases of his specialty when other
physicians had failed. Why not?
Some of these people were blind, some
were lame, some deaf, some paralytic,
scarcely able to move, others afflicted
with Briglio's disease, heart disease,
consumption, cancer, others with kid
ney troubles, dyspepsia, insomnia and
the thousand and one symptoms of
those dreadful maladies. Itis claimed
by his friends that he can tell the dis
ease of a patient without asking him
a question. This is perhaps true, for
since he is so learned in his profession
and so experienced in treating diseases
why shouldn't he, and why shouldn't
he know the exact cause and true
reasons of symptoms which produce
disease? For years he has been visit
ing professionally the largest cities of
the United States. His opinions are
quickly made, and if a cure can be
made then and there he tells them,
and if it can not be made he is equally
honest and tells them so. We know
that he has cured thousands of cases
of disease, We doubt if there is one
hundredth of one per cent of the cases
that he treats that he fails to cure.
We publish by permission the names
of a few of his recent cures.
[•ii red
Nels Skordahl, 'Volga, S. D., cured
of nervous debility.
J. C. Babcoek, Ellis, S. P., cured of
chronic catarrh of stomach and liver.
Will Older, Mileheil, S. P.. says
Doran's system of treatment. "His
medicine always hits Die spot., and
I am to-day as strong and healtny as
any man."
Mrs. M. Cowan, Luvorue, Minn.,
cured of female and kioney trouble.
C. F. Westuian, St. James, Minn.,
cured of piles in three treatments,
without the use of the knife.
S. E. Thomas, Burdettc, S. D.,
stomach trouble very bad. 'Was laid
up in bed.
William Fawcett, YYindoii, Minn.,
cured of consumption.
Mrs. GustSogard, Mission Hill, ,S.
D.. cured of consumption.
Frank Porteous, Ethan S. P., says
that Dr. Doran's treatment uf catarrh
works like magic.
A. T. Ku.sh, Chamberlain, S. P.,
cured of epilepsy after exhausting
the skill ot eastern physicians.
H. L. Nelson. Madison,Minn .cured
of chronic catarrh of the general sys
tem.
O. C. Smith, Bijou ITilis, S. D.,
cured of catarrhal deafne.ss.
Joe Medeck, Mission Hill, S. I).,
cured of catarrh and kidney rouble.
F. J, Cossuin, Carpenter, S. p.,
cured of varicused veins and lame
back.
Minneapolis Minn, (special).- I)r.
Doran announces that he will make
his next professional visit to the fol
lowing towns, which will enable the
many patients of this noted specialist
to consult him close to their homes:
Clark, Hotel Courlin, n,.,.
1. 1
Faulkton, Hotel Best
Redlield, Foster House
Britton, Commercial Hotel....
Groton, Hotel Brunswick
Aberdeen, Ward Hotel........
Webster, Webster House
Sisseton, Commercial Hotel
Milbank, St. Hubert House'.'.'.'
His charge for cxaminat
Bright's disease, Dr. Doran treated tation and advice tn tim„,
him only a few months. Mr. Johnson] is $].oo. °be
M'/'
J. A. Lovelace has been putting up
a chimney for H. Z. Murray.
EARLY HISTORY.
In this issue of the Democrat a de
partment is opened whibh will rnn
continuously and be made up of locals
wpied from the filesof the Aberdeen
Pioneer and other papers. The events
so recalled from week to week will be
of the corresponding week just twenty
one years previous.
•tin Little Panlekr.
President Castro declares that
war over and the revotation
a
jam™*"'*:'
The New York
T1|1
to Reach a
Alia',ever
people
loi.gue.
in
v. Mill..
Iu one
ci iied
reat-
Mrs. Thomas Coughlin. Sherman,.
S. D., cure.! of long standing lner
and kidney trouble.
Frank Densmore, Valley Springs, S.
1).. cured after all o'lier pli.\sieiau
tailed. Mr. Ilensmore says: "Dr. Do.
ran has t,he only treat nient fon-hroiiic
catarrh of the slnniaeh."
.John Vand'-rwidje. Kim Minn,
cured of debility of the nervous sys
tem.
World.
THRICE-A-NVEEK edition.
end
Who rover The English Lan
guage is Spoken.
Thrice-a-Wcek
World was a
brilliant success in the beginning and
i,eon steadily growing ever since.
l'pime is the test of all things, and
I. ii^ nmroval on the Tlirice-a» .. ...
lated in every-State and Territory of
tic- rnion, and wlir-ie\er
who can read cur
This paper for the coming mieadaJ
winter and the jear
M,n"., its news service.
uirc(., lcn,,.than
a
nd Democrat and
The Thrice-a-Woek World's regular
subscription price is only $1.00 per
year and this pays for 106papers. We
offer ibis uuequaled newspaper and
the AIIKI:I)EKN
PKMOCUAT
My efforts to smoke out the gnat
strainer and camel swallower who
seems to have neither the courage to| gp
stick to a lie or the ability to tell the
truth has up to the present writing^
Don't [forget the
County Abstract Co. is
short notice. Office with
Land Agency.
AU
Dr. Doran has been making regular
professional visits to tiie Northwest
1or the past three years and we know
ot hundreds of the worst cases of
ch'omc diseases that be has cured,
ion, consul-
Com
pletely crushed, but sav* +,» ™.
Chronicle, he stin be^ays a tenS
to break into a gallop when anybody
steps °n
parlor match in his vici/.
'Weak Point.
ub"?" X*
a
Owtog to He fact fl», it
executors that they will°b!T w0"81118
it staged.
W1"
be able
to ffet
,e supenntenaent of the Ph"
phia public schools savs JnL T61"
are born and not made StiH r^
the Chicago Record-Herald, mort'of
them have to learn more or
they get along
very
*b\
•&
far. ®re
RA"-W*V
local pointa.
there arc
mother!
„. 1903. will make
if possible, more
eve, All events ut In,.
nortance. iii matter where they Imp..
pen. are reported accurately and
on
Lund's
Advantages of Cooking
Gas Summarized
1. Gas is immediately available at all hours of the day
uas, unlike other fuels, does not ha veto be stored by ttil
J- Gas is the cleanest of fuels.
t' always burns—is the surest and quickest of fuels.
6 icnU1£es
no
1 or wood
intcrested
aper
diminished
ga,s
by coal w-
by
CALL AND LOOK AT OUR LINE Of GAS STOW]
TtT
and
•JOUTH—
HJ
OMcuiirn. Council
Sk»,
tp*w!o_h. llr!scof. Ft,,-,
»n«« Eva its.
—J»OBTn~
Kdjrclpy
ex-
promptly. Chicago North.Wfst,P„~r~-~
subscriber, for only one dollar. '''N'i
gets thief Iiapers every week ,8,,^
and more news and general reading)
nan most great dailies can furnish at GOING soe^
live or six limes tlie price
Tho Thrice-a-Wcek World is abso
utely fair in its political news. Farti. TuewUyi.TVUW^S.
never allowed to affict Its 1
1
s.m bias is
news columns, a
publican alike can obtain in its pages,
truthful accounts of all the great
political campaigns. In addition to
all the news, theTliriee-a-week World
furnishes be best serial fiction, elab
orate market reports and other fea
tures o!' interest.
and
-S'Lt^I
iDfl
N^rhoak*cH.np,,r
together
one year for *1.00. The regular sub
scription price of the two papers is
STILL AFTER Hin.
been of no avail. Should this fail to Jtobcrt1?'GambiVors
induce him to bid farewell to that
elusion to which he is no credit,
will call upon President Roosevelt for
that string of trained blood hounds
that did for him such valiant service
in the jungles of Mississippi. Whether
or not the dogs would prove effective
on so small game or whether they
would refuse on sanitary grounds to
attack the quarry when found are
matters that can only be determined
by a careful trial of the plan.
E. 1). STICKNK\
Bath, S. Dg|
The opening of the new opera house
has caused Aberdeen enterprise to be
widely advertised in the papers of the
north-west. Many very kind things
are said of the city.
FrglRjit Nn.
Monday*. ttednoVday's,n0-~
AKBIVAI. OP
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r"a*»en*rr Xn, 5
reirht No. mst Sunfy
Mondays,
Fh"M
North
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TraliwS ands havC slw^i
Rnwarden and Ohlrarn fe
10 haw tj.ir.npl, sieoX cl« tl
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farther Information I
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Froljfht (daily exci-utSundajj..
Trim
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OFF»CIAt. DIKEC
STATt.
A'
lat SO- y^ORrensnien—C. II. Burkewli|
... Governor ChXI
2d It, I Lleutnnant Govornor '|i
Secretary of State
Auditor
rrttasurer ,,
attorney General ..11"""
•TommUwtoier of
Jin
Jot
School....".-"
and Public
Lands
SuyJ, Pubtto
Instruction
COUNTY
Bagliter of Deeds
County Auditor kl
Olerlt of Courts 1
SUM* Attorney jl
Sheriff ,Ti
Treasurer
JADGE of County Court JJ
Superintendent of Schools
Ooroner
Sorreyor ui
Ootnm.Ksioncr 1st d'strict .11
OommlbS
loner 2d district. ...
tiomrals«kn«r ad distilct....
Oommiasioner 4rh district....[
Ooot)uUWtoner5thdlstrlct... C.
MtlNtCIPAL.
Mayor.
Aide
ermen. 1st ward-H.A.in
ward-A.N.i
Bill.
Aldermen, Sd
Well
Aldermen. 3d ward—Wood I
D. Davlet.
Aldermen, 4tb ward-August 1
Perry.
Auditor &9
Treuufbr
Oblef of Fire Department H.LI
Chief of Police Jtw
Police Officers-... Bee Boolhraii
Police Justice ,-f
Oity Justice -II
Oity Bhfineer
Brown
now
ready to make abstracts
wood except a match.
'or ordinary family cooking tba^
of ga8
may
uiminished to meet the actual need.
the
sto^n?t1nS.ga8StOVe D°
at any moment be augmei
heated 18
*Mted
lo^mucbles&in
11 A 'here'ore n»ore wholesome.
woman's ShBiandfrfeSdnderfUl of time, work,
in heating11
stove is the coolest of kitcben stoves.
weight than wben(j
ABERDEEN OAS GOMPi
The New Pfo^ssive RK
Market. I
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of Beet
like yon
AH kinds of FrlshTn/SXteTept^
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