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your 5 Cent Cigar Bands for Cremo Cigar BANDS atvd Old Virginia WU AP PE RS may be assorted "DKUMMOND" NATURAL LEAF POCKET ndle Best iSO BANDS RAZOR MATCH BOX SO BAN H) gold (H IOOOO BANDS TOOL SET I30O BANDS, SCISSORS CARVERS Butkho' 40p BANps TEASPOONS ShcU design 3OO BANDS Lealhcr RAZOR AND 5OO BANDS TABLESPOONS lShsJ.1 design 500 BANDS Lined 24OO BANDS 'REMINGTON RITLE BANDS tool DANDLE dlcWLS 28O BANDS KNIVES 4 FORKS Six each' Sleel handles SOO BANDS HH'PEATlrtG SHOT GUN Take tarn IE juajo 40OO BANDS' COLT5 REVOLVER Steel 3OOO BANDS fete Ibs. StOO BAWB; end sw JS0 BANDS MARLIM MACA7.INE RiaE ToKc down Calibre 4OOO BANtJS 'REVOLVER JZOO BANDS TRAVELLING SAO 18" Combinaiion 3600 BANDS IIMBREUS, MOO 'WINCHESTER MAGAZINE Rn LET tcke down 16 shot 22 Culibrp 3fcOO BANDS: BICYCLE Kejsooo BANDS. The above illustrations represent the presents to be given for i cigar Bands and Old Virginia cheroot Wrappers WKITE YOUR NAME ADDRESS PLAINLY on outside of package containing BANDS or WRAPPERS, and forward them by registered mail, or express prepaid. Be suce'to ha-re your package securely wrapped and properly marKed. so that i i not be lost in transit.

Send bands or wrappers and requests for presents (also requests for catalogues) to C. Hy. Brown. 4241 Folsom Avenue. St, Mo.

American Cigar Company OUR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of presents for 1902 includes many articles not shown above. It contains the most attractive-list of presents ever for bands and wrappers, and will be sent by mail on receipt of postage two cents. Our offer of presents for bands and wrappers will expire November 1902. HornDack'sflurry-up Prices. Neighborhood News Tawii.

law. G. W. Herriag, Sunday. The wadding tkathacl been: rumored for last week was a failure.

Maggie Young, who has been Dawn, March Corre-l ver lo' i ptiemonia fever Tor a Keep Your Eyes on this'Space Gareioi Buoers -CASH ONLY- 21B Gr. ISug-ar Sl.OO Cleaned Currants, 1 .10 16 a. bottle Queen Olives 25 '5 Ib Good Japan Rice Michigan Salt Perbbl 1.10 7 Ib. White or Pink 25 Arb. or Lion Coffee Per Pkg- 10 Liou or Flour 35 i' All high patents, soft or hard wheat fllour, per sack 1.00 We handle D.

M. Ferry yrarden seed in bulk. 3 a purchase of garden seed amounting- we give free 25c worth of Chiaa from our selected make your own selection. Headquarters for Seed Potatoes, Ouion Sets. Seed Potatoes, and Ferry's special mixed Lau-n Grass Seed.

Braymer town Friday. Rev. Paekett filled his regular appointment" Sunday. The Gun Club will have a box so- cialat Fisher's hall Thursday evening. Mr.

Iglehart of JaeksonTownship was here Saturday. Miss Flora Culver is visiting in Chillicothe this week. D. Rowlette is having a large. built for the use J'-Farmers'Lumber Co.

Dr. Albei'ty will soon begin the erection of a house on his property on Main street. Mrs. Kittridge and daughter, Miss Effie, of Chillicothe wore visiting friends here last week. Miss Mamie Hilton is quite sick.

The of R. lodge here will go to Ludlow this evening to assist in the organization of a lodge there. Mrs. D. E.

Llewellin, who fas called to Chillicothe Saturday to see her brother, who Is very sick, returned yesterday. The Sunday schools here are preparing for easter. Mrs. W. P.

McNary left Monday for Pittsburg, Pa. C. C. Currin returned from Hot Springs Monday. He reports Mr.

Jones as already improving. Mr. Heare is conficed tothe house with rheumatism. irn. SGiflmervlllG's Gash Grocers, He Most; Popular Lady in Livinflston 60.

Receiving- the highest number of votes will be ENTERTAINED i WEEK IN ST. LOUIS DURING WORLD'S FAIR AT OUR EX- PENCE. Every dollar cash purchase at our store entitles you to too votes. Thirty days notice given before close of voting-. Or66r-M6ln6rsliaQ6fl Furniture Company.

Furniture, Carpets and Wall Paper, and Undertakers. Owl Creek. Owl Creek, Jackson Township, March Correspondence)--E. M. Iglehart has sold his farm to William Ware and will soon locate in Dawn in the'telepbonebus- iness.

Peter Schwab has bought an interest in the Grand Elver 'phone line and has poles "up and is almost ready to talk to the girls on that line. Henry Smith and Steve Caddell are preparing to put out a large crop of seed potatoes. They have bought a load of seed potatoes'. William Ware has moved his stock to his farm he bought of B. Hosman.

Strawder Dowel! has traded his farm for property in Chillicoth.e, where he will soon move. J. C. Stith has bought the Milton Hughes farm and moved on it. O.

B. McCoy, switchboard man of was visiting bis father in- montb, is improving very slowly. W. T. Hilt will soon put a telephone in his residence.

J. R. Hughes has built him a new house aud moved in. Henry Caddell isa caller atB.M. Igleheart's.

Eev. J. R. Dowell preached at Zion Church Sunday and Sunday night to good congregations. Beware of Ointments tor Catarrh Tuat Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense rr smell and completely derange the whole system when.enter ing it through tbe mucous surfaces.

Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from repu table the damage they do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh" Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney contains no mercury, and is taken 'internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces, of. the systeiu.

In i Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure that you get the genuine. Itistaken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free.

F. J. CHENEY Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75u. Hall's Family Pills are the best.

Mr. Bryan of Fairfax, who re ceived an embalmer's certificate last week, is said to be co relation of Mr. Bryan of Nebraska. A Severe Cold for Three Months. The following letter from A.

J. Niisbaum of Batesville, tells its own story: "I suffered lor three months with a severe cold. A druggist prepared me some medicine and a physician prescribed for me, yet I did not improve. I then tried-Foley's Honey and Tar, and eight doses cured me." Refuse substitutes. N.

J. Swetland Drug Co. FOB, RENT--A nice little farm of 20 acres, adjoining the city OQ the east. Good dwelling and outbuildings. Will rent very reasonable.

Apply to BUB.DETTE V. GILL, W. 20fdwtf Constitution Want olnntn Rate: Half a Cent a Word a Day. for les.s than 15 No lulverblsenisat taken cents. At, i five-room cocti ollicc.

bill-frail! taken at OEKJG, ffe, uavr. Inquire tbis pOK SALE--Good 9-L'oom residence. Ccmerjl- ed cellni'. barn and oiiubuildiQR.s. Splendid locution.

Clieup ancl to mis to purchaser. Innuini at tills office. rultf FOB KENT, COB BENT-Brick cottage. Threebloeks scjmn'B. Inquire at ibLs otlicc.

WTANTJJD-Four apprentices lor i I i department. New York Store. rnlHf for general iunut L. Aluutt -'1 utt, oust side square. W7ANTED--Sewtap to do Prld suit-Uie times.

Mvs. N. Tuylor, CAliBSMAN "WANTED-- To call Uoctora 0 only on bebtilt of Lbe leading linn I I luess. Established trade. Position pentitinont.

Applicant bo intelligent intlefHtitr- State expe 85H- Philadelphia. ience. Address. O. "Lost.

OST--A Fox terrier pup. Wtiiplit about ii lj White, spotted witli blackOD head iitid side. Stub tuit, to Haw ley's CJroeery aud re- AG-JiNTS WANTED. AGENTS-- daily. inLrodneins; our i liant GasligKii Uiu-tiei's.

Fjimilius, business houses, 'banks, cliurcljes, privaio and public buildings, buy at 11) esc burners are what the people arc Jookiug Tor; they do cot requiry a chimney bi-eakj or wick to trim, and make no smokd or dii't. tit any coal. oil lamp i expense or trouble and produces the cheapest and cleanest iigrhl. Tfc at money mak'ir for aprcuts per cent, Writ'e at once mid wot tn woric Sample froo. 445, Cincinnati, Kntorpristi Bifg-.

Uo SI, 5 00 Guaranteed Yearly To h'fli class man or woman, for promotion and advanced sulju-y, 1.0 huve small oflice at: liomcor in borne town, to atteucl to corruapondenue, advertising and other work. Business of order bucked by solid men linaneiitHy politically. A opportunity for tile right self-addressed stamper! envelope lor TuU purfcienhu's to WALT.EB U. INTENDENT, Coruonm BuildinK, Opposite United States Tror.sury, WASHINHTON. T.

WANTED--Three good, responsible and reliable men. Can give good. position. T. BOTXS, Assistant Supt.

Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. dlw WASTID--Girl forgeneral to.Mrs. west Calhoun street. 31m w3 Belief liijSix Hours.

Distressing Kidney aod Bladder Diseusc relieved ia sis hours GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CORK," it ts a great surprise on account of its exceedUxs promptness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and back, i a male or female. Relieves retention of water almost immediately, you want quick relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold by N. SwetUlod Drng.Co., Drug-gists. Persorva.1 LocaJ A seasonable item from Woodland says: The singing of the frogs Sat urday sounded like it was time to make soap.

vim, vigor, mental, and physical power, fills your body with warm, tiBgling life. That's what Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. N. J.

Swetland Drug Co. There has been a feeling all along the Missouri "colonels" that Fred Funston was overdoing it a little. Be willing to with others, 'or that which, is good. Of all bees the bumble bee is the only one who works aloneand no one is protlted by his labors, tains nothing JM.J.Swet- a Co. have taken a the Border Telephone.

"Most us town folk can have a boiled egg these days." There's no beauty in all the land, That can with her face compare. Her lips are red, her eyes are bright. She takes Ricky Mountain Tea at night. N. J.SwetlandDrugCo.

One of Jeremiah G-rider's aphorisms is that u.e would" rather be white than a member oE the St. Joseph city COUBC'il. You will never wish to take another dose of pills if you once try Chamberlain's ticocnach Liver Tablets. They are easier to take and more pleasant -in effect. They cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels.

For sale by N. J. Swetland Drug Co. and all leading druggists. Wm.

Littrell of Wheeling was a Wednesday business visitor in the city. Goirvg TKrovjgK Life I i i rv One of the features of the Braymer Bee is that it buzzes news and lets politics severely alone. Thou hast strange notions for one so young, a.substitute to i that thou arbthe same as Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the Madison Medicine Co. 3ac. N.

J. Swetland Dr.ug.Co. Hume will elect a mayor A i 1, but, according to JMitor it won't make one-half the noise doing it as Kansas City. A Thousand Dollars Thrown Away. "My wife had trouble for over fifteen years," writes Mr.

W. W. Baker of Piainview, Neb. trieda number of doctors over a thousand dollars'withoiit any relief. She was low and Host all hope, whetp'a friend suggested trying.

Foley's Honey and Tar; did; and thanks be to jthis remedy it saved her life. stronger.and enjoys better than she has ever known in ten years, We shall never be i Foley's Honey and Tar and would ask those afflicted to try N. J. (Swetland Drug Co. John Cooper left Wednesday- morning' for Kansas City.

The largest and best manufacturing tailors' in America' have contributed to making our line of Men's Wearing Ap-- parel for spring, the most original and exclusive irr cothe. We show the correct styles, the fabrics which are wool, include the newest and most fashionable- weaves that 7 "A glance at our suits will convince you of these facts; Our Prices Begin at $54 And run up to $20 We Only Ma.ke One Price. We have just received" 'the uew hats for Spring andSl Easter. Some men prefer a high crown, others a low it is our peculiar knack of knowing how to hat men correctlyJ that gives.us i a trade. Come in a.nd see Us, Sipple Pneumonia Follows a'Cold but never Follows the use otF.iley's Hoaey-and: Tar.

'Itssopstbe heals and. strengthens the 1 UDJJS and affords perfect security from an attack of oneumoaia fNEWSPAPLldf.