Hornellsville Weekly Tribune from Hornellsville, New York • Page 8

I- fit WHOSE FAlfLT IS IT. Some Thoughts That Suggested Them After Talking to a nellsville Citizen. If, when a fog horn warnn the msrner to sheer off the coast, he slil hugs the shore and wrecks upon it, whoee fault is it? If the red switch light is up and an enigne driver deliberately pulls ahead and pitches into another train--blame the driver. If a careless workman will in spite of warning try to find out how many teeth the buzz saw has and the saw tires to find out how many fingers the man has, blame the workman--not the saw. If a sick man knows that hie neighbor has been cured of some trouble that prostrates himself and he carelessly neglects to use it, blame the man--not the medicine.

If Hornells- ville people will not take Doan's Kidney Pills for backache when they are endorsed by a score of our best citzens. blame the people--not the endorseis. Read what Mr. Matthew Beaumont of 7 Mill engineer on the Erie K. says: "I have been troubled for many years from an excess of the secretions from the kidneys, a portion of a of Doan's Kidney Pills which I believe were obtained at Geo T.

Keed Co. 's drug store, has already greatly lessened the trouble. In addition to the personal benefit I have received from this preparation others of the famly have obtained maiked results from its Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all dealers: price 50 cents. Mailed by Foster-Milburn Buffalo, N. sole agents for the United States.

Eernember the narno, Doan's, and take no other. William's Kidney Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladde? Have you pains in the loins, side, back, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too frequent desire tc pass urine? William's Kidney Pills will impart new life to the diseased organs, tone up the system, and make a new man of you. Sample free. By mail 50 cents per box. Williams M'f'g.

Co Props, leveland O. Soid by Geo. T. Reed wholesale and retail druggists 3 stores Hor- nellsville Canisteo N. Y.

Dr. Mott" Pennyroyal Pills a--e the only safe, sure and reliable female pill ever offered to ladies. Especially reommended to married ladies. Ask for Dr. Mott's Pennyroyal Pills and take EO other.

Send for circular. Price 81.00 per box, 6 boxes for 85.00. Dr, Mott's Chemical Cleveland, O. Sold by Geo. T.

Reed whole- Bale and retail druggists stores Hor- nellsville and Ca.nist.eo, JJ- ffPlIei! FUeRl Piled Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding, ulcerated and itching piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing elss.

Every bos is guaranteed. Sold by druggists sent by mail, for 50c. and $1.00. per box. Williams M'f'g.

Cleveland, O. Sold by Geo. T. Eeed Co. wholesale retail druggists, 3 stores Hor- nellsville and Canisteo, CASTOR IA For Infants and Children, When you are suffering from Catarrh or Cold in the head you want relief right away.

Only 10 cents is required to test it. Ask your druggist for the trial size of Eh's Cream Bairn, or buy the oOc. size. We mail ir. Ely 36 "Warren N.

Y. City. I was afflicted with catarrh last autumn. During the month of October I could neither taste nor smell and could hear out little. Ely's Cream Balm cured Geo.

Shautz, Bahway, N. J. KLONDIKE GOLD. Lowest rates Buffalo to Juneau, Alaska, or any point on the Yukon River. Write F.

J. Moore, Gel. Agent, Nickle Plate Eoad, Buffalo, N. for all information. DO NOT FORGET The new through service of the Lackawanna and Nickel Plate roads.

Through Buffet Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars between New York and Chicago every day in the year, leaving New York at 7 p. m. (train No. 7) arriving in Chicago at 9 p. m.

Dining car service unsurpassed. Colored porters in charge of day coaches. It is the shortest line, lowest rates and most comfortable and picturesque route. For all information call upon your nearest ticket agent, or address If. J.

Moore, Gen'. Agent, 23 Exchange Buffalo. N. Y. It everything except a broken heart, may be said of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.

Piles and rectal diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, eczema and all skin troubles may be cured, by It quickly and permanently. Thomp- eon Hollands. THIS PAPER IS ONLY 50 CTS. A YEAR IF PAID FOE IN AD VANCE--MORE READING T1IA.N ANY OTHER AT ONE HALF THE PRICE. FlliB AT 1I1LTONV1LLE.

Our Hillonville correspondent says that Mr. Leith and family of that place had narrow escape from fire. Where it started and how is a mystery. Their loss i 8300, for which they have the sympathy of all who know them. PENSIONS GRANTED.

Washington, D. Aug. granted to-day: Original to Myron Stewart, Hornellsville Michael Hornold, Soldiers' Ilome at Bath; lestoration and re-issue to George W. Hollis, dead, Hornellsville increase to Isaac W. Vrornan, Jasper re-issue to Philemon A.

Brjint Sonora. --Elmira Advertiser. CIVIL SEE VICE EXAMINATIONS. Sajs the Albany Argus: The various examinations to be held by the civil service commission will occur at Albany, Amsterdam, Binghamton, Buffalo, Geneva, Ilornellsville, Ithaca, Jamestown, Kingston, Middlctown, New York, Ogdensburg, Oneonta, Plattburg, Rochester, Syracuse and Utica is on August 27 and for nearly all positions in the State service. BAD ACOTENT.

While coming in from the lake on Saturday evening W. Booth, of enesco, met a bicycle, which frightened his noise. The animal attempting to get turned around quickly in the road and tipped the wagon upside down, throwing the occupants out. Mrs. Booth trucK on iier head, her unconscious.

She was to a farm house near by and re- to consciousness, when it was found she was not seriously hurt. WA JLA ND. Ralph nolds, a colored man ibout fifty-eight ears old. died sud- Jenly at early Sunday morii- ng. He came to town Thursday even- ng and had been drinking heavily and last Saturday evening was on crge of delirium tremens.

Medical id was summoned, but it was of no avail. Coroner Sutton of Bath was notified, but he did not deem an inquest necessary and orders were given 'or the town to take charge of the body. Eeynolds was a barber by accupation. SUDDEN DEATH. A Scio special to the Wellsville Reporter says: Arvin Hall of this place, an old gentleman seventy years of age, was taken suddenly sick Saturday ifternoon while helping pitch hay into his barn and losing his balance fell rom tbe top of tho high load to tho ground.

He expiied within a few minutes thereafter, and it was found hat his neck had been broken. Tho funeral will be held Tuesday at p. m. from the M. E.

church, Rev. Dare officiating. The coroner's inquest which was eld gave a veidiet of accidental leath, brougnt about by an affection if the heart which caused the fall. Deceased leaves a. wife and four shildren.

EEPBULICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. The Republican County convention has been called to meet in Bronson's Hall, Painted Post, on Thusrdaj-, ept. at one o'clock in the afternoon. The number of delegates for each town will be as follows Addison 5 Howard Vvi.ca -1 Hornellsville city 3ath 8 Il'villotown i Bradford 4 Jasper 5 iaton 4 Liudley 4 C.impbell 4 Prattsburg 5 'anisteo 3 Pultoney Cameron 4 Rathbone 4 Dohoeton 5 4 Corning town 4 Troupsbuig 5 orning city 5 Tuscurora 4 Dansville 4 Urbana 4 win 4 Wane 4 Fremont 4 Wayland 4 reenwood 4 West Union 4 iartsville 4 Wheeler 4 lornby 4 Wocdhull 5 The Digcorery Saved His Life. Mr.

G. Caillouette, druggist, Beav srsville, 111., says: "To Dr. King's ew Discovery I owe my hfe. Was with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told 1 could not live. Having Dr.

King's New Discovery in my store I sent for a bot- and began its use and from the first began to get better, and after us- ng three bottles was up and about gain. It is worth its weight in gold. iVe won't keep store or house with- Mit Get a trial bottle 10u at Geo. Keed'a drug stores. For three years I Buffeec) from Salt Rheum.

It covered nay hands to such an extent that could not wash them. Two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters cured me." Liiboie Popes Mills, St. Y. COUNTY NEWS. Items of General Interest From Exchanges.

THUKSTON. Mrs. S. A. Whitcomb is ill wit! catarrh of the stomach.

The ice cream social on Mrs. Wood house's lawn Saturday evening, foi tho benefit of the Chiistian church, netted 810 55. Miss Minnin K. Alderman of this place and Mr. Arba M.

Blodgett Inglesideare to be married Wednesda) evening, Aug. 18, at the bride's grand parents, Kev. and Mrs. O. P.

Alderman. CAMERON. Joel Clark who bas been very sick is now better. Frank Dickey is taking his vacation of a few days. Lina Jiaker of Canisteo, is being entertained in Robert Moreys home.

Cbae, Kowley and family of Now York, are -visiting Eev. "Rowley and family. Mr. and ZMrs. A.

Lawrence are spending a while at Lake Keuka, Wilbert Loomis of Bath is spending some time at the home of ROPS Halletts. Elias Otvens is employed in the interest of the Saratoga Water is away for several months. Chas. leavens of Washington, D. was a guest, hist week at Nathan llal- letl's.

Josle Hallett was called home today from Bath on account of her father's illneps. Last evening while John Emerson accompanied by two young ladies were driving, they upset in turning around and thrown out but uninjured. The horse dashed towa'd home at a gait HEDGESVILLB. The Aliens held their third annual reunion on Saturday, A 14th, at the old homestead of Thomas and M.irgaret lien, now occupied by Alvah J. There wore eighty-seven present, and otheis were detained sickness.

A letter of regret was received from Wm. J. Norlhrup, a giand child, of New Yoik city, who is con- ined by sickness. About noon they 'aihcred on the lawn and partook of a sumptuous dinner. After dinner exercises vreie held which consisted as ollows: Song, "Old Oaken Bucket, jy all present: instrumental solo, by 3thel Allen recitaiton, "Dried Apple 3 by 'Vfarren Northrup recitation.

'The Imentor's Wife," by Lucy Allon; song, "Jesus Lover of Soul," Mabel and Alta nsrrumental solo, by Mamie A recitation, "As Good as Grandma," iy Delia Northrup; recitation, 'Bachelor's League," by Louise Vllen. insturmental solo, by Ethel recitation, "The Church Alta Noitrup. BABCOCK HOLLOW. Mr, and Mrs. Robert JJerron, of lornellsvillo, were guests at James lerron's from Sunday until Monday.

Aithur Perry and family have moved rom East Hill and are at present occupying one of A. VanSlyke's tenant louses. Miss Pairnelia Cox has been wresting with the ropasles for a few days past but is convalescent at this writ- ng- A ray of sunshine and of joy in ihape of an eight pound boy arrived it Dan Smith's last Saturday night. We hope it lias come to stay. James Ilerron, who was called to Traverse City, two weeks ago attend the funeral of his brother, lenry, returned home last Sunday norning.

brought with him some elics that belonged to his brother, but iwing to some delay on the road did notarrive theie until three hours after he funeral. Mrs. Peter Casler, of Bonny Hill, net -with riuito a bad accident last aturday afternoon. She was driving lome from -Bath and when near Morgan's bridge her horse started to run. clung to the reins but was thrown ut near the railroad crossing, She was picked up unconscious and car- ied in George Henry's house, where he finally regained consciousness and waa conveyed home Dr.

McNott, of 3ath, was called to exam ine her bruises and he found her to be bruised uite badly, both internally and ox- ernaliy. The horse ran the di- ection of Savona, but was stoppd at IJook'e, about half a i away, uninjured. YOUNG HICKOKY. Thos. 1'itzpatrick had a now barn aised on his farm last Thursday.

Mr. Joe Cornell is engaged to teach 3ur school for the coming The Williams family gave a musical ntertainment at tho school house fhusrday and Friday nights. JASPER. Esra Chatfleld waa at llornollsville Monday. Chas.

Cherrv was at llornellsvillo part of the week. Harvey June of llornollsville was in town Sunday. Mrs. Norman Searl, who has been sick for some time, is much better at this writing, NORTH COriOCTON. Mr.

and Mis. M. D. 'Clark are rejoicing over tho birth ot a son. The event occurred Monday morning.

Tho boaid of education organized last Tuesday evening by electing 15. Waite, president; S. M. Becker, secretary A. li.

Wetmote, tieasurer: Orlando Arnold, Collector; Win. Harrison, janitor. The late William II. Hammond carried two life insuarnue policies. One for 1,000 with the Equitable Life Assurance company in favor of his eon, Geo.

L. Hammond of Dansville, and the other for 82,000 with the Protective Life Association of Rochester, payable to his wife, Mrs. Mary M. Hammond. Mrs.

C. Gricsa went a whortie- berryiag with a party of friends last Saturday, in the town of and lost the whole party in the extensive forests. She was four houis in finding them and in the meantime tbe whole neighborhood had turned out to search for Mrs. Griesa, who had covered a distance of about 14 miles in her wanderings. It is an experience that she does not care to repeat.

1NGLESIDE. William Gibson idled at his borne, near Ingleside, Wednesday evening, August llth, aged 74 years. Some friend should write a tribute to his memory. A very pleasant time was enjoyed Sattuday Aug. 14th, at the annual reunion of the Boggs and Preslef It was not as large as last year there were some vacant chairs some have passed to that unseen world since they last met.

Officers elected were: President, William Boggs: vice president, Leioy Eoggs; secre- ary, Frank Boggs: treasurer, V. )rake. The Weld reunion and picnic will be held August 28th, a Inglesido, instead of August 21, i is thought bes by some of the older membesr, so is to accommodate some oi tho older members from the West. WILEYVILLE. Miss Minnie Davis had a birthday party at her home Thursday.

A donaiton at the parsonage last night or the benefit of Rev. Wir.dsor. Walter Lowry was home Monday to attend the biithday party of hie mother. Mrs. Wnrtield had a shock of a jaralysis Tuesday night and is no bet She has been in poor health for time.

PRATTSBUHGH. Josephine Collins, of Hornellsville, visiting hor sister, Mre. Charles ook. There were no services at the Baptist church SuncLiy as the pastor, Rev. Benedict and family, are s.ending weeks at JMiss Sturdevant's cot- age, on Lake Keuka.

Mirried, at the home of the bride'p laients, Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Lee Vill and Nellie Mae large company weio invited and a ery pleasant i enjoyed. Rev. W.

Benedict was the officiating clergy- nan. The presents were numerous and valuable. WOOD HULL. A. W.

Wilcox of Hornellsville was town fiom Saturday last i to- (Monda).) Mrs. Charles Husted of Pultenej lill, is very sick. She has been in ioor health for some time and is nov. worse. Mrs.

James Lantz was taken to Willard State Hospital, last We'dnes- lay, for treatment. Mr. Lantz ac- lompanied her and the attendant. BENNETT'S CREEK. Bennett 'a Creek, Aug.

Mrs. Bnos Smith and Mrs. A. M. Cole left ast Thursday for a week's outing at Mrs.

A Guilds is in isrint; for her mother woh is very i vith throat trouble. Mnbt 1 Siaith went to Saturday to spend her birthday. Fred Basselt wasn't as well Sunday. it will prove nothing serious. Tho use of a flashlight rathr ime.il some of our young people Sun- ay night.

Position is everything. S. 8. Crosa is in search of a hired nan, Morgan left Sunday. Blanche Smith, Rose Willis and Biissott spent tho lattar part of ast week in llornollsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are rejoicing ivor ths arrival a now boy. Clarence Webster of Mills, is visiting his cousins, Harry and Fred Vebster. Mills, is visiting bis cousins, liarry and Fred Webster.

Many of our young people took in tbe big fire at Greenwood last Tuesday night-. Mra. A. Purdy is home again. She was accompanied by her son, Dexter and grandson, Glenn.

WALLACE. Tho third annual reunion and picni of the Fairbrother family will be hole at the homo of Lore Loveland, Noei Creek, Saturday, Aug. 21. Relative and iriencls cordially invited to attend WAYLAND. Mrs.

Nicholas Kramer died at her home on Buffalo street Aug. llth, Deceased was about 35 years of age, Wayland village will hold a specia election Aug. 31st for the purpose voting on the question of water works. Ralph Reynolds (colored) a tramp, died in this village early Sunday morning. Deceased was on the stiee most of Saturday.

His death is supposed to have been hastened by indulging in alcohol too freely. Coroner Sut ton investigated the matter morning and concluded that an inquest was unnecessary. WIIEELER. Telegraph poles were set last week along K. P.

R. E. through here. The fourth quarterly conference wil be held at "Wheeler Centre Saturday, Aug. 21, at 2 p.

m. No preaching. The Oelds family will hold their an nual reunion at the home of Aclna Jones, on Wheleer Hill, Saturday, Aug. 21. The seventh annual reunion of the Overhiser family will be hold on Wed nesday, Sept.

8th, at the home of Jonas Cleveland, one and one half miles south of Cohccton. All relatives and friends are invited. FROM CREEK. The annual school meeting in District No. 5 resulted in the election of two trustees, so says the Purdy Creek conespondeiice of the Canisieo Times.

Let us see how well this statement wil! bear the scribe out in such a declaration. The fiist vote contained nine ballots, ot which Morris Crandall received one, Eli Woochvorth one, Albert Amidoii one and W. B. Jenkins sis and they had no right to resort to a second ballot as their action was a nullity and tho peisoa receiving a majority of the votes cast was duly eleoted. Tnc) have no power to declare vacant the office, or call another school district meeting for that purpose, The second ballot that was ordered which was entiiely illegal, resulted in selecting C.

Vv. Vickers who has since gave up the idea of holding the office so illegally obtained. Hence the scribe's mistake. 1 herewith enclose for publication the State Superintendent's letter replying to a communication 1 sent him days subsequent to the District School meeting which for the benefit of tho yet still ignorant I would like it published in over the signature of the State Superintendent, which settles the matter. Yours respectfully, W.

B. Jenkins. Albany, Aug. 1S97. W.

B. Jenkins, Purdy Cieek, Steuben Dear to your letter of August "th, 1 would say, that the consolidated law provides that the person leceiving a ruajoiity of all the ballots cast at an annual or special school district meeting shall be declared elected to tho office for which he is a candidate. Therefore if at your school district meeting nine ballpts wore jast, of which Mr. Jenkins received six, he received a majority of all of the votes cast for that office, and was duly elected. Having succeeded IB making a choice their power was exhausted, and they had no right to take another ballot for that office.

If they attempted to do so their action is aaullity and the person receiving a majority of the votes cast was duly elected. They have no power to declare vacant the ollice, or call another school district meeting for that purpose. Very yours, Charles K. Skinner, State Superintendent. Made and Merit Maintains the confidence of the people in Hood's Sarsaparilla.

If a medicine cures you when sick 5 it makes wonderful cures every where, then beyond all question than medicinepossesses merit. That is just the truth about Hood's Sarsaparilla. We know it possesses merit because it cures, not once or twice or a hundred times, but in thousands and thousands of cases. We know it cures, absolutely, permanently, when all otheis fail to do- any good whatever. We repeat Sarsaparilla Is the best--In fact the One True Blood Piirifloj.

JIBi- COUNTY. OOd's Pills uSS Ten days ago Miss of Bath was bitten on the fopPtry a spider. The affected mem bell 01 has swleed to such size that it its befieyed it will have to be amputated.) 9 A new game is in vogue.iq 'Corning. About every evening a number of wheelmen assemble on tho raent on ine street and play- bicycle polo. Tbe sport always attracts, a Targe number of Corning, crat.

"It will be interesting news to fco know, that at this day and- the town of Canisteo etill has who does his harvesting in the "Wwt primeval fashion. John I-'of the Swale, who is 72 years of cut and raked his entire hay cnJp with out assistance, by baud, drawing a stone boat. There was fourteen aeces from which he secured about 20 lie has finished his haying" fore many of his neighbors who' the more improveu appliances, Republican. UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Letters remaining unclaimed at ttie' P.

Hornells'ville, N. week ending Aug. 14, 1897. 4 Burdick, Weslesy Jackson, Bromley, Jas. M.

Loung, Mre. Crawfoid, Mrs. J. Lockrey, Mrs. Crawford, Mayme Lang, N.

jy. French, Jennie Rockwood, E. 'Hi, Irving, JVlies Dollie Taggart, H. 7. Wilcox, Henry Persons calling for the above letters" please say ''advertised." ,1 W.

H. Murray, -P. ar SUPERVISORS' PICNIC. if The annual picnic and re-union of the Steuben County Supervisors' Asx sociation will be held at Washburrfs hotel on lake Keuka, 26tb. Excursion rates fine and one-third for the round trip; have been secured.

It is hoped that I O' all supervisors and ex-supercisors', all. county officials and ex-county officials, with their families, all be present, and the Committee of Arrangements have also extended a mos-t cordial in-- vitatJon to all the citizens of Steuboo County, and to the public generally to be present. i There will be short speeches in afternoon by prominent men of the County, and a good baud of music will be in attendance. Dinner will be served at tho hotel, and tables will be provided in the- grove for those who bring their din lerl 11 your lunch basket and attend the re-union. HA 8K1JNBV1LL1S.

Haskinuvillo, N. 1887. Eli Collins, Oliver Benjamin, Ira Bowen and llarloy and Me'lford Perrie wont to Ilornellsville Monday night on their wheels to bee the wild west show. Clarence Saston and family, visited at Horaellsville last week. Mra.

C. Silsbee of Kan is visiting friends place. A number from this attended tho Sunday school picnic al.the Lake Fi iday. Mis. W.

B. Collins week ith fripnda in Hcrnellsville, You soin e- tiurtft hear n.en twlliaig w'th fooljsh conceit of ''h'ow hard overwork atjcjf.that they n6glfct i heaatH in the pjyrsjjit of money. There are thousands admit jthese i with" 1 a sort of pride, and slap themselves on the chest and laugh at the idea they will some-day regret their recklessness and neglect. They laugh at Death, but in a short while, a very shojt while, the laugrli is on the other side. waits while they laugh.

He wha laughs last, laughs test, and in due time Death dances on the prostrate body of the laugher There are many funny things in but death is not one of them. Neither is ill- health for it is one of Death's and the most effective. When a hard-working man feels out of sorts, and has a poor appetite, and doesn't sleep well, and crocs to work in the morning tired outaud heavy headed, he should take Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is the best health-bringer and health-keeper known. It corrects all disorders of the digestion, invigorates the liver, restores the appetite and keeps it heartyand keen It drives impurities from the "blood and disease g-enns from the body.

It builds healthy flesh, firm muscles, steady nerves and active brain cells. It brings restful sleep and restores ambition It cures nervous initation, nervous exhaustion and nervous prostration It cures 98 per cent, of all cases of consumption. It is the discovery of an eminent and skillful, specialist, Dr. Pierce, now and for thirty years past, consulting physician to the Invalid 1 Hotel and Suigical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.

ter health, and good health is largrelv a matter of healthy activity of the bowels. Doctor Kerce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation They are safe sure and speedy, and once taken do not have to be taken alvavs. One littTe ''Pellet 1 is a gentle laxative, and a mild cathartic. never grnpe Druggists sell them DEff I JCTC A IwIwJLfJLrf A Oo -AT- 8100 KKWAED, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that theie is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a consitulitonal disease, requires a coLstitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cuie is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces system, thereby 1 destroying the foundation of the did- sease, and giving the patient strength by builidng up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its The prjpiietors have so much faith in its curative powers, tbat they ofl'er One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F.

J. Cheney Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. A CARD OF THAKNS. We wish to acknowledge our thanks' the kind friends and neighbors our vicinity and Arkport, who have shown by their many acts of love for our beloved wife and mother during her last illness.

Aiiel Bartlett. Master George W. Master Floyd M. Bartlett. Bishopville, Aug.

15, 1897. Jmething new in a Hat has? interest for trfe dressy The a i 1 season's frolics now readv Dollars. better made. ALLEN, iriiFhe Clothier. TH0, YOUNG! MAN just sorting in life needdbacking, Com- jietiUoX Jor places in good 'business houses is Boys are usually anxious to go to woffr, girls also, the cbffieulty is to find a situation.

$ALARIEDJ TROUPSBUEG. At the republican caucus beld a Tuesday the I I county delegates were e'ected, a being allowed to name them Charley are easily by our Marlatt, U. II. Carpenter, Shorthand, Typewriting" and BI wi thoroughly taught by ci Elmer Simmons, Austin. The assembly delegates lected as follows: B.

Marlatt, Charles Plaisted, E.TM VI. White and Charles Bates. rp! Tanner is the republican or county treasurer. ilt BOOK- thoroughly taught by competent instructors. for informatlon Pall ibegins August; 30, 1897 SCHOOL C.

ID Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The beat Salve in the world for cuts: ID MEM cruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum 1r i( ever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil- I rt ls to a poor blains, corns, and all skin eruptions, jffQundatipp, i either in- architecture or nd positively cures piles, or no pay T) A foundatieh of sand is equired. It is guaranteed to give insecure, and to deaden symptoms by narcoticsrop nerve corripounds is equal- deceptive. The true It is guaranteed to ierfect satiafaction or money Yico 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo.

T. Reed. to build up health is to make your blood pure, rich nourshing by takingiiJood'a 'Saralaparilla. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis am 11 stomach disorders positively Srover Graham's Remedy is the only, known specific. The first dose removes, 11 distress and a permanent cure of he most chronic case follows its use' a short time.

Do not suffer. A 50 ent bottle will convince tho most, keptical. It is an (infallible remedy. For saie by Geo, T. Beed A Co.

drug inta. fkitev "''flood'e act easily and promptly oni tbe liv'ac, and bowels. Cure sick 'SPAPFR L'fcK fuss about We Menspeakins of Witt's EarljiiRisera, famous little and ail awituauiitiauu liver troubles. They om son Hollands, A.