The Chanute Times from Chanute, Kansas • Page 8

A Big Price for SHEEP We get It every day-the bast price, no matter hntr the mar ket ctanda. We want to tell you how It' done. Write to-duy; call any time. ITUt-SSIDIR-BIH. to.

Emms City Blr TmJi leasee CIIJ, Be, filcher In Quality than most 10 Cigars SINGLE BINDER stricht5ccigar 'Compare them with other Cigers and you find good reasons for their costing the dealer more than other brands FRANK P. UHIS. Pr.0RI4.lll. ORIGINATOR TIN FOIL SMOKER PACKAGE at at: at as 5 No Lice on Us lit -fil: jri 4- atvJUl, 1 It Yea's Lqud Lce warranted For sale by all drugeists atatatatatatatatatscatat F0R HARDWARE AND l-COLA CO. PURE WHISKEY Direct from Distiller to Consumer.

XfOUR FULL QUARTS 1 txPre55 Paid. Saves Middlemen' Prevents Adulteration. OUR OFFERl We will aead you 4 fall quart bottles of Hayaer'e Seven Year Old HAYNEfiS Double Copper Die-tilled Rye Whiskey for53.20,epress repaid. SMI When yoa get it and tent It, if you deaotfindit better than others back at our ex-peoaeaad we will re tare your $3.20 We snip ia plain packages! with no asarfcs to indicate coa teats. raw i ffiSJTWRDBIIllfiSr I UN 0.

ST. LUUI3 RCFRCNCE8i Any Bank or Express Com- i psay is (he United Sines. WfHTC TO NIAREST ADDRISS. 'THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO. 309-311 So.

Seventh St. ST. LOUIS, M0. 224-234 West Fifth St. DAYTON, OHIO.

IN. B). Orders for Idaho, N. T'lah. caii tor qis.

oy treigni prepaid. We uarantee above farm will do al It agrees EU Through Service BETWEEN ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY AND PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TEXAS. BUFFET SLEEPERS AND FREE RECLINING KATY CHAIR CARS DINING STATIONS OPERATED BY THE COMPANY SUPERIOR MEALS, I 1 rl II aL. I 11 aW TWISTS ft rew-waaw.

i mm Fifty Gents PLEASA School begins at Ward next Monday. Miss Viola Ames Is slowly Improving again. Mr. John Totulioson Is staying with Noah Merrlit. Miss Lucy Falrehlld Is on tjie sick list this week.

Mrs. Will Lamb preached at the Five Mounds Sunday. The members of the C. P. church have been repairing! their church.

Mr. Geo. Hart, of Fredonla, spent Sunday with Mr. Ken wick Moore. Mrs.

Dave Khere of New Mexico, Is visiting relatives and friends at present. Mls9 Cora McLaren returned Saturday from a two weeks' visit at La Fontaine. A number from this vicinity attended the M. W. A.

log rolltni; at Neode-sbii, Saturday. Mr. Chas. Wiggins contemplates having a sale and moving to Cliatiute In the near future. Farmers are almost done sowing wheat and are jubilant over the prospects of the future crop.

We understand that a minister from Missouri will hold a two weeks' meeting at the Advent church, beginning Oct. 8. Mrs. Terkins and daughter, Stella, returned tothelr home at St. Joe.

after a pleasant visit with the Moore family. We have seen lie frail Infant when the faint struggle for existence seemed almost ended, resuscitated and marie strong by the use of WHITE'S CHE AM VERMIFUGE. Price, 25 cents. Geo. P.

Wilder. URBANA UNRAVELINGS. Fine weather the past week. Mrs. Ed lies is on the sick list.

C. R. Noble has moved to Pittsburg. Jay Barker lias gone to Parsons to work. Will Barker has gone to Parsons to work.

J. W. Purcell visited in Chanute Sunday. There is a phonograph man in town this week. Thos.

Parker went to Wilson county Monday on business. J. W. Stipp shipped a car load of hogs and cattle last week. Mrs.

Carson Is visiting relatives and friends here at present. Several of our young men attended a ball game at St. Paul. Sunday. Lawson Williams has bought the L.

H. Bryan property in Urbana. Our postmaster's bondsmen who took charge of the office on the 2(itli ap pointed C. L. Swan temporary postmaster.

We move to make it perman ent. Wni. May, who has done service in the Philippines for the last two years, visited friends here last week. Our postmaster, G. G.

Bryan, who has been suffering for years past with nerve trouble, died on Sept. 20, 1901, age 28 years. Funeral services were held In the church at 10 a. m. on tlie 2th.

conducted by the Rev. Moody. There was a large crowd present to pay their last respects to tlie memory of this up-right and honorable young man. The remaiLS were taken to Earleton cemetery and laid to rest by the side of his parent. Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory.

Corn huskers' sprained wrists, barb- edwire cuts, burns, bruises, severe lacerations and external injuries of any kind are promptly and happily cured hv applying hallaklis LINIMENT. Price, 25 and 50 cents. Geo. P. Wilder.

WNr VaWW VsWV'WN ODENSE OUTLINES. Miss Mabel Coss is working for Mrs. Frame McGuffey. Otis Smith and Slon Wheeler have gone to Oklahoma. Truly Wheeler is working for Mri.

McCready at Chanute. Miss Lou Hanson, of Moran, is visiting relatives at this place. Chas. McGuffey and family visited relatives In Erie last Sunday. Hershel Parrott and mother spent Sunday evening with Mrs.

M. D. Crapson. L. D.

Crapson sold three head of cattle to Alva Smith, of Erie, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. John White 3pent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Jay McGuffey.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fletcher spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitwortn.

Rev. J. T. Smith, of Morehead, preached at the Odense Baptist church Sunday morning. J.T.Smith ana daughters, veima and Ruth, of Morehead, visited relatives here last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, who have been visiting in Indiana the last two weeks, have returned home. L. D.

Crapson hauled a load of apples to Chanute one day this week and be also hauled them back home. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Williamson, of Chanute, visited Mrs. Williamson's sister, Mrs. L. T. Smith, and family, last Sunday.

Billy Boman, of Chanute, was in this vicinity the other day hunting for a girl. He reports that his wife Is very sick. A Correction. We are in receipt of postal card from H. Ketchum, stating that an injustice had been done Bert Ketchum by our Odense correspondent a week nr so bark.

Bert did not start to Oklahoma in the night, as was suggested bnt drove out boldly iu the full glare of the morning pud. We hope our be very careful about eendinar in any item that might be coDHtrued as a reflection on the character of an innocent party. Wepreaume our enrreniiondent did not mean to inainuate anything wrong against Mr. Ketchnm, but was unfortunate in the use of language. Ed.) When you cannot sleep for coughing it is hardly necessary that anyone should tell you that you need a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to allay the Irritation of the throat, and make sleep possible.

It is good. Try it. For sale by all druggists. Ralph Church Is visiting In Erie. Ralph Dowell Suodayed with Chester Smith.

Sylvia McConnell Is down with malaria fever. Isaac Smith Is taking music lessons of Mrs. McConnell. Rev. Boss filled bis regular appoint ment at this place.

is. McConnell and wife are visiting his brother and family. Quite a number of people will be initiated into tue a. Thursday night. Twin Mounds and Morehead crossed bats here Saturday.

They played 9 innings ana tue score stood even. One more Inning: was played, reultlng In favor or Twin Mounds. Score, 22-10. Florence Smith is suffering severely witti neuralgia of the race. Our youag peoples' aieetlngs are well attended here of late.

Let everybody attend. Willie Smith traded his wheel for a horse and saddle of Lloyd Badger of Kimball. Rev. S'nith, Velma and Ruth visit ed at Chanute, Odense and Kimball, last week. Lloyd Badger passed through our village Sunday evening, and stayed till Monday with wm.

Smith. Quite a lot of machinery whs receiv ed lor the Co-operative Shovel factory last week, and still there Is more to follow. Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart, and Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Swone have returned from a lew days sojourn at Delaware Springs and rep-jrt a good time. A new remedy for biliousness is now on'salc at nil drug stores.

It Is called Chamberlain's Stomach LIverTablets, It gives quick relief and will prevent the attack if given as soon as the first Indication of the disease appears Price, 25 cents per box. Samples free EARLETON ECHOES. Rufus Blessing is getting ready to put up a new barn. James McCausland Is building a new house east of town. Rev.

Vezie of Iola, was in town a few hours last Monday. Bessie Walker, of Thayer, spent A few days with friends at H-arldon. The Quarterly meeting at the U. church starts In on Friday night of this week. Our public school opened this week with a good attendence.

The teachers and pupils seem in good trim to start in their year's work. The Republicans of Canvllie township nominated Walt Powell for Trustee; Geo. Rosier, Treasurer and Orlin Clerk. Mrs. Blouch and daughter, Mrs.

Tawney, returned to their home In Pri nceton last Saturday, after a week's visit with old friends and relatives. The Old Settlers' picnic at Brewster school house, last Thursday, was a decided seccess. Between four and five hundred people were on the ground who seamed to enjoy themselves. At the close of the exercises a permanent organization was made by electing Dr. Vanmeter as president and J.

A. Alleman secretary and treasurer. The organization is to be known as the Brewster Old Settlers' Association. Mrs. Bulley Is on the sick list.

Prof. Ward Bulley is working for Mr. Payne. The teacher has returned to her school again. Mr.

Long's relatives of Chanute visited him last week. Mrs. Alexander is a little better the past week and we hops she continues to improve. F. Rut! had the misfortune to break a buggy shaft, while out riding Sunday evening.

The dance was well attended at Mr. Moller's Saturday night. It Is said 2" numbers were out. Mr. Crowl is not seen In this neigh-borhooad as often as he used to be.

We can't see the reason. Mr. McCowan is drilling a well for Mr. Perry, slow but sure. He will move to Shaw soon as it is finished.

Beautiful October Is here. Huston Sours made a business trip to La Harpe. Miss Craigie McDowell of Iola; is visiting a few days in our midst. Rev. Adams visited friends in the neighborhood during the past week.

The schools are starting off well. No corn in the way to keep the larger pupils at home. Tom logels has accepted a position as salesman in the store of Smith Sons, at Savonburg. The friends of Miss Stella Alford will be glad to know she is enjoying the school at Cuiliicothe, Mo. Lonnie McCracken is working for Mr.

Ingels, who Is confined to his room with sciatic rheumatism. Vquo (Sawn Lead a Horse to water but you can't make him drink. You can't make him cat either. You can stuff food in to a thin man's stomach but that doesn't make him use it. Scott's Emulsion can make him use it.

How? By making him hungry, of course. Scott's Emulsion makes a thin bodyhungryallover. Thought a thin body was naturally hun gry didn't you Well it isn't. A thin body is asleep not working gone on a strike. It doesn't try to use it food.

Scott's Emulsion wakes it up puts it to work again mahung new ncsn, ni way to get tat Send for free sample. 6CUTT row Pearl Si N. Y-yjt sad Sixs all (krwKf1 I LITTLE FRi'eTlOCALSI I LEANNA lines. Rain and eweat WujV have ao etlecl on MtMirmw'tarM h.rneaa treated Mtnr ft A with Eureka Har- MVMWMMtLrW state the damp, srsy able. Stitches Jl MTVT do not break.

A ao hoc Drcaka No rough ur and cut H.V IU Vliaiaj barneu not only keep looking lik new, tut wear twic long by lha uu of Eureka Harnett Oil. Sold everywhere In carnal) iirm. Made by Standard Oil Company Surprise and Wedding Anniversary. By previous arrangement, unaware to Mrs. S.

P. Poppluo, when herself and husband returned home from the lecture given by Rev. Shawhan last Friday night, she the house iu possession of a host of friends and relatives, the table laden with just such delicacies as those good people know how to prepare, and everybody hidden exceDt Mr. Maclary, who sat on the front porch, a lone sentinel on duty, admitting only those with the countersign. Soon the unsuspected came forth, and after the usual greet ing, supper was announced, and Jus tice done tha inner person.

After this. Mrs. Ponnino was reminded that shb was just 52 years old and that she had been married just iiiirty-nve years. The evening was spent in social chat and music on violin and organ. Mrs.

PoPDino-was the recipient of manv nice and valuable presents, for which she is very thankful. One of the presents, a silver meat fork, was presented at the Post by Commander Dewev In behalf of the Ladies of the G. A. and Is greatly appreciated. Those present were: Mrs.

J. E. Plummer. J. H.

MahafTey and wife, C. F. Maclary, wife and daughter, Edith: G. Comnton and wire, u. u.

Boman and wife, Mrs. Remington, Mrs. G. Rogers, Mrs. Center, of Mis souri; mis.

J. u. uenier, j. a. misou and wife.

F. Perlgo, wife and daughters; J. O. Poppino and wife, II. B.

Pnppino and wife, C. M. G. Gray. Mrs, Alexander Stewart and Mrs.

James Stewart. Manvnf nnrrpMders need nure whisk ey for medical purposes. To all these we desire to call attention lotne iiay-ner Distilling Co. advertisement in this issue. It tells you how to get four full nuarts of strictly pure whisk ey in a plaiu package for $3 20.

Tim "Vatiimnl T.ivR St.or.lf Associa tion will hold Us fifth annual convention in Chicago, Dec. 3, The gpncihle wav to buv wlllskev IS to get it direct from the distillery. This saves wnoiesaie ana reian uem- ora nrnHra nlsn InslirpS ViXtTC. LTOOd.S. The Ilayner Distilling St.

Louis, will ship you four full quarts Sev-en-Year-Old Rye, express prepaid, for $3.20. See large advertisement in this Issue. Excursions via Katv." Excursion to Indiana and Ohio. For points on T. P.

W. and Van dalla line. Tickets on sale Sept. lb; O. D.

W. and L. E. W. Sept.

23; C. C. C. and St. Sept.

30; B. O. Rv. and 111. Oct.

7. All tickets limited to 30 days from date of sale. Ask Katy agent lor information in regard to fare, and don't foraret that "Katy Flyer" will land you in any Indiana or Onlo town the next day after leaving unanute at 6:05 p.m. a. U.

CKUWKELL, Agetlk. You Know What You Are Taking When voutake Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that It is simply iron anu vuluue a tasteless form. No cure no pay. 50c. REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.

BT COCRTEST OF E. P. BL RR1S, EEO. OF DEEDS Forest and wf to Jas and 'Annie McHenry; wd lets IU ana 11 blk 1 Thayer 100 00 Kintmel and wf to Haftie Lim- bocker; wd sw ft lz-au-zu Keys and wf to Roth wd lots 7 and 8 blk rlouis sail to lui uu Neosho Co to Thompson td blks 2 and 3 Judds add to St caul 86 Neohao Co to Rosnberry td lot 1X1 blk Dodds add to trie 304 John Dearth and wf to Victor Vogle wd nw Nortliiip and wf to Ruth Long: wd lot Band fot HI blk 5 Wi mers Pros pect Hill add to Chanute ZUJuuu Amos Laphant Admrto Howke: adinrs lot 14 and is blk 3 wow Chicago 40 00 Sarah Long and hus to Sarah Ann Thomas wd lot 1 blk 1 brergroen Park add to Chanute 100 00 The Santa Fe Invest Co to Sarah Ann Thomas wd lots 2 and 3 bile 1 Park add to Chanute 120 00 Edith A Allison and hus to Sarah Ann Thomas wd lot 6 blk i line add to Chanute 150 00 Mary Owens and hus to Ann A Wim aatt wo lots l. a ana 3 dijc koie ran' cis add to St Paul 55000 Ann A Wimsatt to Robert Oreenwell wri lota l.

a. a bin ii at rancis sua to St Paul 35000 Amos Beery and wf to Nancy A Woods neri awU lesa It It D-ZrV-l ana lot 2 also lota 3 and 4 in 8-2S-19 200 00 Neosho Co to Devine td lots 10 snd 12 blk 16 St Francis 1st sdd to Mission Wm Dmnane and wf to John Guinane: 2200 180000 DawHv and wf to inn ie Becker lot 1 blk 1 Benedicts add to Chanute 200 00 I Yoekey sheriff to Jonathan 1. Pettl-john ad und 441 sw4 arc and all owkofHand all stt neH? U-20 2772 00 A I. Reardslev and wf to 8 Price wd 58 1 16Bftinsw-4sw21-21-lK 120000 Tnnard Zell toClintnn Womeldorff wd und Vi int in 35-29-iy KW 00 Thr Wnmelilnrff and wf to Victor Grillot wd sett 3i--l 12( 00 Ta Cure, a Cold In One Dav Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists reruua me money IT it falls to cure.

E. W. Grove's sig nature is od eacu ouz. JAS F.SHEWMAKER. dentist i office on same floor Fa rrellr's law office 2 From Colorado City.

The following letter has been re ceived by Mr. and Mrs. t. v. rop' plno, of this city, from their son, Klvi, who is in the west: Colokado City, I August IU, l'JOl.

Dear parents, brothers and sisters: I will write vou a few lines. Fred and I are working In the Colorado-Philadelphia Reduction Company's mills, where the ore is ground ana the gold taken out. We get $1.80 for eight hours' work. Tho men work in three shifts and never stop day or night unless something gets out of order. i red is in the roustaboutgang and I am working in the third story transferring ground ore.

We pay $4.50 per week for board and room. We haveaeen everything of importance around here, having put in a good deal of time slgtit-seelng before going to work. Have been on top of the mountains, up through the canyons to the Garden of the Gods, and on top of Tike's Peak. We start ed up the cog railroad to the top of the i'eak at 8:15 last Thursday morning and got to the top at 3 In the af ternoou. It was the hardest climb I ever experienced.

After we reached timber line we could not go over 5 or 100 yards at a time without resting, the air was so light, and in going the last lour of the nine miles it is an as cent of one mile, so you can see what kind of a grade we had to climb. Now we can say we have been above the clouds. When we first struck them it seemed that we were in a thick fog and then it began to snow. We saw a large hole near the top of the Peak, which was caused by a vol cano, it appeared to be about 400 feet deep, rom the top of the Teak we could see the mountains in JSew Mexico. I am feeling like a new person, and could almost eat a dead dog.

Never felt belter in my life. Well, I will try and tell you the prices of a few thimrs in the way of eatables: nutter, due; potatoes, zo per meat, from 20c down; apples, 4 lbs. for 25c; bananas, 30c per dozen; lemons, 25c per dozen, and everything accordingly. House rent isn't much higher than in Chanute. There is a sight of carpenter work here.

Frank could get all the woVk here he could do at $3 50 for nine hours' work. Elva. The girl is the mother of the woman just as "the boy is the father of the man." Tlie period when the womanly functions begin is one to be carefully watched and considered. Irregularity or derangement at this time may be promptly met and cured by the use of Dr. Pieree's Favorite Prescription.

But neglected at this critical period may entail years of future suffering. "Favorite Prescription" acts directly upon the womanly organs giving them perfect vigor and abundant vitality. It removes the obstructions to health and happiness, and delivers womanhood from the cruel bondage of 'female weakness." You pay the postage. Dr. Pierce gives you the book.

The People's Common Spnse Medical Adviser, 1008 pares, 700 illustrations is sent tree on receipt of stamps to defray cost of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the paper bound book or 31 stamps for cloth bound. Address Dr. R. V.

Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. It seems Gen. Gr( svenor of Ohio, is determined there shall be an appropriate monument built inhonorof the Illustrious name of McKinley. He has stipulated with the publishers of his "Life of McKinley" that a certain share of tlie proceeds from the sale of the book shall be turned into the monument fund.

RIVERSIDE STOCK FARM. Hereford cattle a specialty. Young stock for sale at all times. 6 21-2m D. L.

HOUSTON. Riverside Stock Farm, 2 miles north of Chunute It is not the rule to find paints put up full measure. Most of them are put up in short measure the cans are short and not full. But every can and pail of The Sherwin-Williams Paints is always Full Measure. It means that you get what you pay for U.S.

standard measure every time. -Honest paint honest in quality and quantity pa best. You're always sure to get it in Sherwin-W illiams Paints Sold by-- J. L. SEWELL )0000000OOOC0000OOOOK0000000000000000H0 FOR BARGAINS IN FXJR3VITURE Store Phone IIP See KOCH BROS.

WW 111 je0O00O0O0000000000O0WO0COXo4ea0o PI All dlassuas of the rectum treats en positive Cuurmnteo, and ao money natm tain patient is cured, a re. 14 We, treaties ea rectal diaeaaea. dkundrrf.J testimonial letter, valuable to anvnoe mnd. i 4J f.rmL. tree.

Addrsaa, Dr- THORNTON MINOR, 10th Pal! KtnsZ City. Mo? Teachers' Association Program. Following Is the program of County Teachers' Association to be held at Erie, Oct. 19, at high school building at 1 o'clock p. MU80 Erie hlnh school choir Quotations ms literature Scope of Year's Work Pres.

W. E. Craig; Review of "History of Eduestion" by chap-tors, either from notos or prepared pa-tier by the following persons: Chanter I J. H.Herren Chapter II Chapter III L. Newell Chapter IV Eulalia Hose berry Chapter S.

Swain Geiiernl discussion Led by C. S. Risdou Music Hih school cbolr Paper, "Unconscious Teaching" Wolcott General discussion Led by W. F. Hearst Paper, "Sketches of Some Early Educators" Leslie Huffman General discussion Led by H.

D. Ramsey Review of Silas Cobb E. E. Fitasimmons General suirgesttons Supt. A.

M. Sailors Informal questions concerning school work Everybody Vusio. Notes. Every teacher in the county is expected to he present or send a good excuse. tiTRead your contract.

If you do uot have access to the "Reading Circlo Hooks" get a set immediately and and read the first five chapters of the "History of Education. They can be obtained at this oftlce, or by mail. w. iu. jkaio, rres.

Bertha Ciiapple, Sec. A. M. Sailors, Co. Supt.

Happlnessdepends very much on the condition of the liver and the kidneys. The ills of life nuke but little Impression on those whose digestion Is good. You can regulate your liver and kidneys with HER BINEand enjoy health and buoyancy of spirits. Price 50 cts. Geo.

P. Wilder. ADVERTISED LETTER LIS T. The following is a list of letters that remain uncalled for in the postofrlce at Chanute, Kansas, and will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for in two weeks from this the 4th day of 1901. Rarnhart, Dr.

W. H. Brown, Mary F. Davis, Charlie Kppera, Edith leeman, F. H.

Griswnll, Mary A. Hedrick. Moss, liirt Sutherland, Roy Tihdnll, J. M. Thiuricks, Mrs.

Will Gibson, Floru One cent due on all adveitised let ters. Parties calling for for same say advertised. D. E. McCi.kixand.

P. M. VVhon vmi lint? a nnnotlfo nnf iivn I UU IIUI HW ujyv WI VVJ s-i ml I aVi iratits frnii nr) fatal ciiill a 1 1 a I An i io ii ruui louu auu is-i uuw Btuvi vau lug you may know you need a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at any drug store.

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS of character and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent and advertise old established wealthy business house of solid financial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expenses additional, all payable In cash each Wednesday direct from head offices, Horse and carriage furnished, when necessary. Refer ences, Enclose self addressed stamped envelore. Manager 310 Caxton Building, Chicago. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless CniLL Tonic.

It Is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. iSo cure no pay. Price 50c. $15.00 to $18.00 a Week salary for an intelligent man or woman in each town, fermanent position. 30 cents per hour for spare time.

Manufacturer, Box Chanute Market Report. Corn, per bushel 60 Wheat, per bushel 65 Oats, pur bushel 35 Butter, per B) 16 Eggs, por dozen 12 Hay, per ton g.OU Hay. baled, per ton 10.00 Kaflircorn, per bushel 60 Broom corn, per ton SS5.00 Chickens, per pound IU Old hens Hogs, per owt 6.25 william Mckinley HIS LIFE AND WORK, BY Gen. Charles II. Guobvenor.

President's life long friend, comrade in war and colleague in Congress. Was near Ills side with other great men when his eyes were closed in death. Followed the bier to the National Capitol and to Canton. The General requires a share of the proceeds of bis book to be devoted to a McKinley Monument Fund. Thus every subscriber become a contributor to this fund.

Millions of copies will be sold. Everybody will buy It. Ordersfortbe asking. Nobody will refuse. Elegant Photogravure Portrait of President McKinley's last picture taken at the White Douse.

You can easily and quickly clear $1 ,000 taking orders. Order outfit quick. Chance to prove success, secure yearly contract and become Manager. Send 24cts. in stamps to pay expense of wrapping, packing and mailing elegant prospectus.

Taking 10 to 50 orders daily. 50,000 copies will be sold in this vicinity. Address, The Continental Assembly, Corcoran Opp. U. S.

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