The New Leaf from Effingham, Kansas • Page 3

i Drs. Bhuik audi Pitts, eve ad ear fcaaraffrjiu ft fcMrf 1 I axd CennH Sts.Atdi3- the falnre. Si There was a hooting match betweem Atchison claims to be pennine but a lot of their citizen are wearing; fake diamond. i Just to gire the people plenty of entertainment Effingham furnished Sam Marphv: Oi tell tc, Flaherty, ib saloon is poor man cjatx. PIANOS! PIANOS! GflRL LflTEJiSER MasiC GOOM, the neighborhood boys with San Jones captain on one side and James Christie on the other, the losing side Troth.

I doa.t see now he oosid git on widoet it-" Said Flaherty: He 1 mi following list Thanksgiving; conxJa't. If there war no saloons, Where the are large enough the Thanksgiving- turkey has entirely disappeared at this writing-. DISTRICT HO. 63. Nov.

24 The Christian church at Larkin was dedicated Sunday November 22. Services being conducted by Rev. Low of Topeka. Cost of church S2.3W9. Amount raised Sunday was S627.60.

They raised a few more dollars than was required for the debt. The cbnrch was crowded at both the to pay for an oyster sapper on Satar-day nipht- James Christie's side therd be no poor nun." loia Kegis- ATCHISON. KANSAS. 6Hrltmas Will Soon Be ftere made 650 points and Sam Joae's 635. Tbe sapper which was cooked and A COSTLY MISTAKE- Blanders are sometimes very expensive.

Occasionally life itself is the price of a mistake, but von'll never be wrong if served by men, was well attended. Mrs. Frank Rots ford and Bessie yon take Dr-King's New Life Pills for Bell, of Thanksgiving morning and evening services. Dyspepsia, DiMiaess. Hedacoe.Ldver or Bowel troubles.

They are pentie yet thorough. 25c at Ebert 4 Co-Drag Stcre- Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace gave a party at L- Sooville's. A.

Connelly visited at Mark Snyder's Sunday. Eugene Bell spent Snnday visiting his family at Albert Churchill's. November 21 in honor of their son. Alfoozo. and his friend Mr.

Grimmy from Oklahoma. There was abost 25 neighbors and friends present to help make the evening pleasant. Refreshments were served at P. M. At 11:30 tbey began to look for their And j-ou may have some difficulty in deciding just what to give for a present.

What is more appropriate than-something in Thanksgiving; service in the Methodist church, a church supper and two dances. HE FOUND A CURE. R.H. Foster, 318 S. 2 Salt Lake City, write: "I have been bothered with dyspepsia or indigestion for 21 ear, have tried many doctors wit boat reiief.bnt I bare found a cure in Herbine.

I recommend it to all my friends, who are afflicted that way and it is curing them, too. 50c at Ebert Co. Monrovia. Scbool report for wilk eadia Xov. 30-Xmbrr earolbd.

55. Average 4ailr aawdiwr, TkM atitber abtem mar Urdr wrt Halna Cmi Uima Creara Frank Jaraita Ler Bcraior Maddra Mark Sarder Rot Bnuaoi Myrtle Demoret, Teacher. BE OU1CK. Not a minnte should be lost when a child shows of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child become hoarse, or even after the croupy couirh aooears.

wiil prevent the at- The attendance at school is smaller than asual on account of several new cases of measles. Lest you ForoBi OR BIBXT ECOW IT, 0 BALLAKD'S HOREHOUNDj I SELL wraps. Tbey all expressed themselves as having a very enjoyable time. Mr. Grimmy left November? 23 to visit GOLD OR SILVER Do von ever expect to bav a Piano.

Do von know a jfraclc Piano from a cheap one-Would von boy a Piano if yon could bo it Tight i We can sell von a hih Tade Ke3iable Itaoo at a price nsaall charged other haes for cieap inferior jrrades. If yon don't believe this Statement corae in and for vonr-slf. Oar prices and terats wiil convince von. friends and relatives in Iowa. He was well pleased with Kansas and SYRUP immediately relives hoarse, croup cough, oppressed, rattling, rasping and didicult breathing.

Henry Steams, Druggist, Shallsburg, 1 isconsin writes. Mar. 30. 191: "I have been selling Ballard's Iiorehocnd Syrup for two years and have never bad a preparation that has giv a better satisfaction. I notice that when I u13 a tmrtlj.

rhev rmtn harlr for wisne- Goal CurOinQ Sand Paving BrlGk Baildlng Stoss find do Gitg Dranlng W.H- LONGEST ber people and that he would long re member his visit here. BROOCHES THIMBLES We hare a Nice Line, consisting of. WATCHES SLEEVE AND COLLAR CHAINS BUTTONS, STICK VISIT BRACELETS EMBLEM PINS AND BUTTONS WHY SUFFER ITH YOUR KIDNEYS? The discovery of Kidney-Ettes has proved a blessing to thousands of kidney sufferers wbo have been restored to perfect health. These and 51.00 at Ebert A Co. rings et tack.

It never fails, and is pleasant For sale by fcbert I and safe to take. tablets dnre the diseased germs out XICE ASSORTMENT OF SILVERWARE, TOILET GOODS, ET of ta system, and we nrgc all suffer ers to give this scientific and successful kidcev reroedv a trial. Price 25 cents. Ebert 4 Co. 1-1-04.

"Prank again" was the comment on an Effingham man Thursday, In the first place he is too poor to WOODflfD RIGHT ER 4 Our OPTICAL department is complete with firt-class goods. We test eye Free We handle J.e old. reliable SETH THOMAS CLOCKS No better clocks are made. SOUTH CKEEK. I BCUU Ul II 111 VI I the second place he ought to have Dec.

1 Jnite a number cf farmers too much pride to have his friends We make a specialty of Optical Work and Watch Repairing. see In in in that disgraceful condi- SALT i tit tion. ENGRAVE ALL GOODS WE ErnTTfiTjrs FiJts r-CuLSS GflRL LflTENSER MoslG EventHlng Kaoan ia TUs Music Uns 520 Commercial Street. EiTisgtei, Rzssss PURCHASED OF US FREE OF CHARGE. BILIOUS COLIC PREVENTED.

Take a donbie dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as soon as the first indication of the disease appears and a threatened attack may be warded oil. Hundreds cf people use the remedy in this way with perfect success. For sale by Ebert i Co. CK1B lg 00S ESL-Oa a I Haass, TH6 Jeweler KANSAS. tttftftfiitir TODD.

Nov. 39 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neil and daughter. Unis, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Hamner at Pardee Sunday. Onr school had a of days vacation last week. Mrs. A.

J. hite. Miss Stella and Emmett spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs William Freeland. Mr.

Miller, of Pardee, is baling hay for John Seever, of Xortoaville on A. J. White's farm-Mr. Shutnick. Mrs.

Val Hoffman's father, is making his borne with the Hoffman family. A. J. White and Charles Page were the first to finish corn husking. Lonis Cook, of A- H.

S. spent his Thanksgiving vacation husking com for F. M. Thompson. Miss Mary Mitchell has been absent from school about a week on account of sickness.

Frank Marlatt and Miss Agnes Gil-len attended the Lindsborg concert given in Effingham recently. George Gehrett, who made a business trip to Lyndon did not purchase any land. Miss Helen and Frank Tucker, of Effingham, stopped in this neighbor 9 THE Palace Barber bhop viz I Hendrickson Sharpless J. E. STEWART.

Pr. TEOY STEAM LATJ5D2T OaHais 2rc Cafs 5c Basket tes-res TwesT; rrs FrwUr East Mais ErFiseHiW. Sjxsas 4-M I I I 1 I i 1 II I I i I I I I A Friendly Tip. Work, for tbe aihl i coming Yoa kaov tbe aitrbl 1 mean, Wbirn one aad all will father, I-ide the Tale Ut frees. Work, for Toall need the mofle.

Let sot a task be shirked: Work, for your wires are Aad Ta will oo be worked! Milwaukee Sentinel. FAVORITE FAMILY REMEDY. PROFESSIONAL CADS CENTRAL HOTEL PROPRIETORS The Effingham Elevator T. F. COOK.

Prop. delivered bogs in town Saturday. George VanWagoner orore to Atchison Tuesday. Paul Acheson was the guest of W. T.

Ferris Sunday. Frank and Anna Sutter spent Thanksgiving at Xetawaka. The town butchers have a rival out this way. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Van Wagoner entertained a tew intimate friends Thanksgiving. Fashion note: hite is to be much worn this winter. Mother earth wore her white mantle for tbe first time this season, Monday, and to those who had their corn in the crib, she looked very charming. Ed Van Wagoner has rented a farm of A. J.

Rice and will move out in the spring. Mrs. Heaton, and daughter, of Wet-more, visited her niece, Mrs. F. M.

Simpson last week. Tbey were entertainer at L. R. fcittier's Friday. Two Atchison boys who are ont on a hunting trip passed through here last week.

They were camped near Lar-kiu Saturday and in company with some other boys captured 40 rabbits, 2 squirrels, 2 quail and an opossum in one day. REVOLUTION IMMINENT. A sure iun cf approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach Oflici Honrs: si: tWlo 3:00 p.m -Phuo Oftkx If. K4 ce 14 J. F.

FSeSTON. PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEOX. ONE-HALF BLIK.K DEALERS Hi Freaneotlv accidents occtir in the B.oird Aftoae EFRNuHAH. AN5. M-H-K i i i i i i Ill) GRAIN, COAL AND FEED StTernfit of CCOvr.t 23 CFFiCB OS Hast Sf, tZ Cayv Effingham, Ks.

honseho'd, which caase burns, cuts, sprains and brnises; for use in such cases. Hallard's Snow Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite family remedy. 25c. SOc and T. J.

Bohaxson, President D. W. Hawk, Vice Pres. L. CrJtsiixGS, Cashier at Ebert 'A Co.

Solicit Your Business. Always pay highest prices for Grain and sell Feed and Coal at a small profit. E-fTMSMftM CMP 7i6, Modem Wtxximen of Amrr ica. mrfts the last Monday ai'Iii acb month. iff i(ier camp Cordial iv to attend.

Will Scvh-lk. V. C. W. P.

Office Hours: to 12: -X a- 2:00 to p. re: to p. m. F.K.MOOKe.n.D. Offcce over State Uank of hifinpfasm TKi.KrHoNE: Office No.

14.Re-ideaceNo.39 A i c- promotiy dd, Of night An exchange gets off the following: "If men are the salt of the earth, women are undoubtedly the sugar. Salt is a necessity, sugar is a luxury. Vicious men are saltpeter; stern men hood a few minutes Thanksgiving day on their way to visit a few days with their sister, Mrs. James Killey. i -r- Miss Myrtle Thompson visited Miss Oilie Wilson in Effingham and at-, tended the Lindsborg concert.

Mr. made quite a success in painting aud trimming tbeir house, i doing all the work themselves. 4. Our teacher. Miss Ora Grindstaff, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Graudstaff, of Parrrtrs for hwiiM No Waitiwf A'1 CU Attended Cz.f K-gTt Prvmpt Altealioa CITIZENS are rock salt; nice men are table salt. iOkl maids are brown sngar, good natnred matrons are loaf sugar, good i natured matrons are loaf sugar and I pretty girls the fine pulverized sugar. Pass the pulverized please." i C.K.fiNDReWS. PHYSICIAN AND SUREOX.

EGLIFiOER BROS. LOUGH HOiise 123 SouQ TKrfl St. fiTCHlSO.H. KRNSflS. OPES DAY AND XIGHT Good Fraislii Rooms oxer SeJanraM upsets.

Electric Bitters quiCciv V-t KS Kj 1 1 MONUMENT GO- diitnember tne troublesome causes, STATE A FRIGHTENED HORSE. Run- to tone the regu- High Bridge. Effingham, Ks. i j. iiKCHuuja i late the Kidneys and lioweis.

stimu- wlr mg the occupants, or a nunaren otner the liver and clar.fr the blned. 1 i r.mv Irnrlit narticularlv i visited at home during their vacation accidents are every car occurance -1 i i lastweeK. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wormser and j4 D.

H. WOODS DENTIST. BANK Jl Jt It nenooves everyoouy io nave icn- nd the ascai attending acae able salve handy and there-s cone as U2der its searching and as Biicklen's Arnica Salve, Electric Burns, Cuts, Sores. Ecrema aud (ers 0c. and that is returned disappear quickly under its soothing oa- perfect satisfaction, 'effect.

25c at Ebert Co.Prug Store. iGuirauteed'by Ebert i Co. Druggist. Conrid Knosp visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Cohoe. Office Ove Stats BiNC Effingham, Ks. Clubbing Rates. orTrtti nr sT IVFsi -V H- 1 MOKftOVW. I f-lnrarin.

testifies to the A young Chicago drummer was talc- ing a vacation with his uncle in the William Christie and Ona qQaii.ies cf Chamberlain's Cough i conntry and was suddenly called noon IfouneilT, popular young people 01 Remedy. Asooornuasa. The eveniniis are long now and you will want some extra reading- for tbe winter. The New Leaf has a few very desirable club married IS. 1C.

I think it is only ngnt taai to ask the blessing, and. not were 4- ill We respectfully solicit the accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations, oericg the most liberal treatment consistent with conservative banking. I should tell yon what a worrueriui efiect Chamberlain's Coogh Remedy. accustomed to it, he promptly tackled i -Thursday at the home of the bride's the difficulty in the following words: nocje r. a.

Keece, near Muscotah. "We acknowledge the receipt of your They left on the afiernoon train for favor of this date. Allow us to extend 1 bing offers to make to its Wm. M. DflVIES flERCHANl TAILOR onr gratitude for this expression i good will.

Trusting that our house i. 'a. may merit your confidence and mat has pnwuced. The day before Easter I was so distressed with a cold and cough that I did not think to be able to take any duties the next day, as my voice was almost choked by tbe coagh The same day I received an order from you for a bottle of your Cough 1 Remedy. I at once procured a sample i bottle, and took about thnre doses of: the medicine.

To mr great relief the i cough and cold had completely i a speared and I was able to preach i three times on Easter Pay. I know CIRECTORS. C- F. Shell J. F.

Preston E. L. Thomas Geo. F. Cress L.

Cammisfs P. "S-. Hawk T. J. Bohaauon A Full Line of Suitings.

Adapted to All Seasons. Manufactured to Order and Warranted in Workmanship. A Perfect Fit, Guaranteed 519 Corr.merciai Street ATCHISON, KANSAS and. 422 South Fifth Street ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.

The Xew Laf aad the Atchison Daily Globe $110 The "Sew Leaf and the Topeka Mail and Breere 1-75 The New Leaf and the Youth's Companion 150 Bv accepting this offer now you will get the Youth's Companion the rest cf this rear free. The Xew Leaf and the Woaiaos Hocie Companion 1.S5 The Xew Leaf, the Cosmopolitan, The Twentieth Ceatnry i He i0! The Xew Leaf and the weekly Kansas City Star or I Jooraal L2 we shall have many orders from you this fall we are yours truly, amen." The old man will say grace hereafter. Ex. FIGHT WILL BE BITTER. Those I who will persist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr.

King's Xew D.scovery for Con- sumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by tatal termination. Read Siios shop I am located in my new shop north of H. C. Snyder's blacksmith shop shop ready to do kinds of boot and shoe repairing. Your work solicited.

James Beatley. Cor. 516 Ks. five. ATCHISON KftNS.

that this rapid and effective cure was due to your Cough Remedy. I make' this testimonial without solicitation, thankful to have found such a 1 what T. R.Beall.of Beall. Miss, has to Godseut remedy. Respectfully yonrs.

E. Langfeldt, M. Rector of St. Lake's Church. To Chamberlain Medicine Co.

This remedy is for sale by Ebert Co. rew OurLsineof ranging IMflsl say: "Last fall my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr.King's Xew Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guaranteed by Ebert A Co.

Dructrist. Price 50c "and S1.00. Trial bottles free. 5 Christmas Presents Forl903. im 1 2S KedeySt, Csicaoo, liJ-, OcL, Cbeap Lumber.

Mrs. F. J. Wttkmaa and soo.Egar, 1 made a trip to Muscotah last Friday after apples. and ooo- fi -3 Iac9ad with faihac FirKi pablish ia the ESaffJiia Xrr LmJ November Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF XSAS Atctiio Co.o!v In ill waller lb tslale 'f At.w P. moBKawJ. In iS rrone Crx ia an lr wti-d coaair. Creditors and ill tsiitex frK ia th afm.rrsaKi fuw are h-rtr o-a lb. al gestion of the womb, wita M1M the uroina.

Sam Plotnerhad a peice of com that made a little better than sixty The five-year-old daughter of Henry Goll.ot the Farmers Home, who lately submitted to intubation for membraneous croup, has about recovered, the tube having been removed this morning. Intubation is a substitute for bushels per acre by weight. There are quite a number prairie Stand ready for your selection. You'll find it larger and more to your liking- than ever. Particular attention is called to our Kitchen Cabinets for $3.00, $3-5 $3-75- KOCKEKS.

SIDE BOARDS. CHIFFONEER3, MUSIC CABINETS, DIXLNG ROOM TABLES all useful and ornamental Christmas presents. You'll appreciate them more when you see the prices we are ctTerinir these goods for. chickens around this fall. However atid for sskI Ccalr 1 aai a3t al jtbeCuart 80.1a.

ia xae Ciiv sad Cir erf i nhi-. xie afoJTajJ. nr Motlat ia tn- au-aik A. D. 115.

I skill 1 aKl for a Jail ad fiail st- fared terribly at tie timeof-BMs-ruation, had Winding headache and rustics of blood to tbe bnia. That to trr 1 knew not, for it seemed tiat I had tried ail and failed, bat I had rwwr tried "wise of Cardiui, that blessed remedy far sick women. I round it to take and axa knew that I bad tee riffht medicine. Xew blood nwunot In mm through mvveins tracheotomy.which means inserting a by means of a nixie of Al.r tube into the windpipe November Atcbis.a Car cut. Intubation is somewhat new and D.

Sinanes IWc'U. ih A. l. 115. is has never before been resorted lo in 1 Ia order to introduce the sale of PECKY CYPRESS fencing-1 will sell one car load of 16 feet lengths to reliable parties on one vears time at $16.00 per thousand.

and after using eleven bottle I ma a aJl VTitrtail. iM THE0. iNTFEi THE OXE PRICE FURNITURE CARPBT HOUSE ATCHISON, KANSAS DO YOU GET UP WITH A AMU BACK? Kidney Tronble Jl2kcs Yon Ulscrahlc. Almost e-erybody wbo reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful Cmj3vI Mrs. Bush is now in perfect health because she took Wine of Cardui for menstrual discrckss, bear in 17 down pains and blinding isHiiiHuiimuiiiimmiiinimimi niaiiiiHia can't raise a window and shoot them from the house as we used to do.

DuSs are making sheds and corrals en theBatice forty. This piece of land they will adapt to hog raising. Jake Feerer has about the only pice of Kaffir corn in the neighborhood on which the seed matured. Charley Bushey has been hauling stone to Horton. Smith, Pendleberry, Knight and Weaver were delivering corn to F.J.

VTeckman last week. A. M. Cobb spent Thanksgiving afternoon putting op a shelter for his horses on the school grounds. Constable Jerry Weaver and Police Judge Coffland, of Hortoa, were here Thursday with their shooting irons runniiij in.

rabbits. S. L- Plotner, with his wife and daughter will visit California soon. F. J.

Weckmao and family spent Thanksgiving with Charles Belden and family. beadachea wben all other remediee cures maae oy ui. I Kilmer's Swamp-Ij Root, the great kid-t nev, liver and blad- 31 Atchison. It has saved two children in a few weeks. Dr.

Shelly bought a set of the intubation instruments four or five ve-trs ago.and never tried them until lately. By this plan there is no cutting; simply the insertion ot a tube down the throat. Monday's Globe. COUGHING SPELL CAUSED DEATH. "Harry Duckwell.

aged 25 years-, choked to death early yesterday morning at his home, in the presence of his wife and child. He contracted a slight cold a few days ago and paid hut little attention to it. Yesterday morning he was seized with a fit of coughing which continued for some time. His wife sent for a physician but before he could arrive, another coughing spell came on and Duckwell died from suffocation. St.

Louis Globe-Democrat, Dec 1, 1901." Ballard's Horehound Syrnp would have saved him. 25c5iic and sl.OO at Ebert A poor man is whiskey's best friend. If he is a friend at all to It is the great med- CALIFORNIA Very Low P. Kjl'ev ical triumph of the it nineteenth century discoveredafteryears failed to bring ber relief. Any sufferer may secure health by taking "Wine of Cardui in her home.

The first bottle convinces the patient she is on the road to health. For advice in eases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Teen. fR ot scientinc researcn Psi by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and Onlv from Kansas City. St.

Joseph, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidnev trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if yoa have 1...., I State Bank of Effingha Leavenworth, and all Santa Fe Kansas. On sale even-day to including November 1903. The same rate to intermediate pcints whose regular rate is higher The whooping coagh wiU probably ESTABUSHEDJ8.89., found ist the remedy yoa need.

Iton 1 make clean sweep of all the children "1SKCV DC IS CBCIdllJT ou unc. -L sir Pullman Tourist Slee- UfCYew i Ul mrrr. I State 3anK of tf mghc been t-sl in m-" ways, in hostt trillion mewLiltii. Ii Von are lti- I ing lllv yoa can make do mistake by I wnicn piu a mir Hoilltf nders society? I i oJl. luccrmeautle-'ijcuntSeWflose.

regu, Sooner or later the people are going Ukiug Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the rate is higher- ESTABLISHED 1889- GAFlTfiL STOCK S20.000.00. SU Aiot of low school boys expect to glut the market for rabbits in Horton this winter. Waller Broaddiw drove over to Muscotah Srmday. Through Pfcilinan Sleepfers- to.New Mexico i.

Arizona, and California every day- 1 to have their way in this coantry. It may be that the trusts are strongly established, but their position. is an ambush rather than bulwark. Tbey ejeist because no law has found them, rather than because of the law's protection. This is going to be changed.

If new laws are needed they will be passed. If the disease is more radical, and the constitution is defective, it BEST LIK1MENT ON EARTH. CONDUCTBD excurstoEs three. 1 1. M.

BACKED by stockholders who carr quality tot more than $400,000.00. continues to solicit the business of farmers and merchant, promising all of the courtesies that are ufy extended by an obliging and carefully condnc3ed bank. times a great kidney, liver and bhulder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing it, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to goof ten through ttie and to get np many times during the night. The mild arid the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized, it stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases.

Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is sold bv all druggists in 6fty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. Yon may have, a aample bottle of this wonderful new discovery and a book that tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper: Don't; nuke any Xov.

"I had rheumatism last wia.er.was down in bed six weehsrtried eyerything, but got no relief, till a friend gave me a part of a bottle of i Bai'axd's Snow Liniment. I used it must be modified to meet modern conditions. Money and politics may de and got two more bottles. It cured Aa abstot apcetflc and anti-septic ara-aratioa for afl kinds at SORE THROAT. ITaTLI A 8A10LB.

PBBFEOTLX HAXKLE88. A' sura cava tar Haarsanau. Tanintls, Qatan Bl'iaaMd. L'lcaratrd and Catarrhal Sora tkraati A pravaattva al Cranp, Waaaalaf Casta aa. aMaMbarta.

rPKIFTINa HKALIXa BOOTH1K. Saaavaas ar taa MTMt BintaaB Tkraat Spaaud-ira la im soaawf. BoaMatkaaitaararrkeaM. Prtoa SI Oaata, Bare Matfiata Oa Da Mataaa, If te-Calif9rniar' Now is the time to make your inquiries. Hon'f wait catU yonVe readr to start on year trawls.

JVrite.nia, and I'll quote you rates, tell yon about the trains, demerit, hoars departnrcand arrival ia fact, will teUyoo facts be of material help after aa well as before yoa atari. I lay the accomplishment of the result. The victory may be slow hi coming, DIRECTORS C. E. Smith.

Chas. Crawford me ond I haven felt aay rheumatism since. I can recommend Snow Liniment to be taest'ihuBiGt-oa earth for rheumatismj" For rheumatic, sciatic or neuralgic pains rui in Bal- A. nURPt'V. President E.

SMITH, ice Pres W. rfc. WAiKER Cashier A.SBest- A Rice I. E-bert. but sometime it will come, even if the people themselves take posessioa of the mines and operate them for the A.

Murphy WM Walker, mistake, but remember the namedvramp I cpafip A VPS Pawnrer Aeenfc. now yt wm not ii L--5tAKAVtSPa5Senger AKnv. snn-er long, lfwill be gratified with 1 1. 1 1. Root, Dr.

Kilmer's Swamp-Root and the address, on. every bottl. 5nta te Kaiiway speedy and etfSctive. cure. 25c, 50c pnhlie goocWTcpeka Journal, OPEK 6AN and fl.OO at Ebert Co.

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