Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 4

-1 i n-n That thi3 Boy'a Ilother Says has been taid by the mothen of many other boys and girls, regarding the wonderful curative and strengthening qualities of 4 ku? Nerviix6- Hasting, Kx. Xtttl fcoy, Harry, bad spasms for 3 Tears aad we feared the disease wettlaafsct bis mind. Though we. doctored continually he grew worse and Stadta spacms in one week. tanoaa was directed to Dr.

Miles' Nty-is and wa began Ita use. Wheat bad takea the fourth bottle the spasms dMppcarad sad be bas not bad one far nrs year. His health) now is Mas. B. IL TwdaiI.

Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all druggists on guarantee to barest or money refunded. jbfetUtM MecHosJ Cc, Elkhart, tnd. THE 5c Cigar. "A new one to you but used by A trial wjll convince you of its merit.

For sale at Druggists. Made by J. A. Lancaster Louisriile; Ky. Any Vcrmcntsr VHI Tell Yea that Karnrs gbzex mountain SK0TATOB JS 'THE MOST VONDlilTL CUKE THAT WAS ETEB COMPOUNDED.

TTf are sole agents for It, and heart- ily reeoBuaead Vermont people are known the conn-try over as very cautious and eonserr-attvnybat if yovl want to see them get enthusiastic, just mention Smith's Green Mountain Renovator to them, "They know what it is, what it is good for and what it will do, because they have kept it right In the house for more than twenty-five yemrs. -Any medicine that these people. wQl buy oyer and over, again and keep on baying notwithstanding the alluring advertising' of other medicines, must be the best This is why we bsve secured the sole agency of Smith's Green Mountain Reno tor and so. heartily mend it to our customers. Everybody needs a blood jArifler, nerve tonio and cure for the diseases of the stomach and other organs not only th spring, but occasionally, all through the year.

If 'yon want' to know how it would feel to nave every organ, nerve and muscle of the body strengthened and toned up in the fullest pitch and strength of energy, just give this medicine a trial It wd either do just what we say it wOl or you can have your money back. BRADLEY Sole Agents. tiie. iiiiir, mnm. n's luuown price: i i rr 1 Da'ily News Democrat Thursday, March 13.

FUNERAL OF YOUna: MAN TOMORROW. The Logansport Pharos In telling of the tragic death of Emery Funder burg says "v- "The body was not-badly mutilat ed and friends were.able. to identify the remains. His who re side in' were notified of the death of their son. He was twenty-three years of age and occu pied a room over Alford's cigar store on Fifth street.

v. "Young Funderburg had been in the employ of the Panhandle about two years and a half. Hewas a young man of excellent habits and character, andhad.a host of friends. For some time past he had been con templating his retirement from railroad work and had almost completed arrangements with Elbert N. Tay of No.

"428 Market street," to go to Marion to open a restaurant and boarding house for railroad. em-, ployes. The two were to go to. Marion some time next week to look over the situation and secure a suitable place. Mr.

Taylor speaks of him in the highest terms as a friend and a man." The remains, accompanied by the young man's father, Da vidv Funder burg, and J. P. Gusman, arrived Wednesday evening at 4:07. oyer the Wabash. The funeral will be held Friday morning, leaving, the resi dence at 9 o'clock forr the White church.

Interment will be at Brown's Corners. The following pall bearers have been chosen: Hen ry Freel, William G. Sutton, Edwin Ford, Harmon little, William Sheets and Winfield Sutton; WILLIAM COOK SELLS HIS SOUTH SIDE SHOP William Cook, who has been in charge of the South Side blacksmith shop several months, has sold the business to George Zitzer and Jesse Highland. The new. proprietors took charge of the hop Wednesday noon.

Cook was a good black smith and won many patrons to the shop who will, without doubt, be equally as well pleased with the work of Messrs. Zitzer and Highland. Mr. Zitzer's work as a blacksmith is well known throughout the county, he having been employed by Matt Highland for years. Mr.

Highland is a son of Matt High land and has been working in- the shop ever since he was a with the exception of two years, spent in the. Philippines, i i FORTY MILES OF ELECTRICAL WORK. J. E. Mott, the electrician and was an, arrival in.

the city from Chicago and lSalle, IlL Wednesday evening where he had been for the past week on. business. While east several weeks ago he closed a contract the electrical work on forty miles of railroad for the Delaware General traction Co, The line will run from Dover to Bon' Bay Hook. Mott St Shun also havo the overhead work for the Fort Wayne Southwestern trac tion company: from Huntington to Wabash, a distance of eighteen miles. Their contract with the United Telephone company at Marion is nearing completion.

ma i i nw 2 To Tax Payers. The supreme court has-just de cided that mortgage exemptions are legal and valid, provided theorooer ad davits are filed. I have the proper blanks and only complete mortage record in the county. Affidavits should be made during the month of April at the abstract oSce, 47 Warren St. Wntjs A.

"Th9 Abstracter" Good house for rent; 7 roorr.3 on Cc venue. Good house on Warren street of 10 rerit. i.1 3 a buy a payi- TL G. llrrcirzzx. '1 ui a a w- a fazzizi At Cf Citizens.

Promoter of Dayton, Union Hunt- histon Line Talk ta Cather-I ing of Taxpayer. Wednesday evening at a meeting held in the Herald building, which was attended by a hundred or more leading taxpayers and business men of this city, Messrs. Patrick and Patchell, promoters of the Dayton, Union Huntington presented an amended proposition to the gathering. They ask that" the sum of $116,000 be voted as aid to the enterprise and agree that not less than $40,000 of this sum will be expended in the erection of suitable shops for theroad The' original proposition on lycalled for a straight appropriation of $116,000 and nothing was said in reference to what the shops were to cost and how long they were to be kept- here. This vague statement was not satisfactory to the people and the they just ly want to know what they are to receive for their money and want it in plain language.

Huntington has always stood ready to assist any en terprise of this kind, realizing the fact that her prosperity and growth is due to the railroad interests se cured, and something thai will add population and wealth is to be en couraged. In conversation with the gentle men it is learned that there i no disposition on their part to deceive the people as to what is wanted by their company. They say: "If Huntington will vote this subsidy we will build the line. We have arranged for the money necessary and want to start work at once. What we say privately to your people we are willing to put in the call for the election so all may under stand just what they are to get if it carries.

We will concede, every thing that is fair, looking to the best interests of the road jointly with your intesests, and the line, when completed," will not be a Jim Crow' affair commencing and ending, at nowhere. It will be a through line that will give you a much desired southeastern outlet, well built, thoroughly equipped and a first-class road in every particular, equal in every respect to the Wabash or The men behind us know it to be a good thing and are anxious to build it provided. we oan carry out our part of the. contract We will have about twenty miles of road in the county, which assessed at; $20,000 per mile for main track and with depots?" round house, telegraph lines, will add at least $500,000 to your county, tax duplicate and under the terms of six months to commence and eigh teen months to finish the line will pay its pro rata, share of that taxation on the second installment. We have tried to be.

fair in presenting this to your people want nothing but what is right. 'We can assure your people that the money is ready, for the enterprise and it is up to you Jo say whether you want the road or not. Huntington is "the, largest town on the line and has been asked for the largest appropriation and receives the greatest benefit from the con struction of the It is the key to the situation and the. other cities along the line will respond to all reasonable demands that may be made on them to secure the road. Our proposition to commence operations in six months and complete same, with shops, round-house, in eighteen months, surely shows we mean business.

We expect to have the line, into your city by No vember .1, of this year and do not ask to hold an assessment over your people for, an indefinite time." According to the amended peti tion $75,000 of the $116,000 asked is payable when this amount of money has been used, in the actual construction work in the township. Not to exceed 65 per cent of the subsidy is to be paid until all shops and the round house shall have been built in the city at a cost of $40,000, when the balance shall be due. Construc tion is to begin in six months and the road, shcp3 end roundhouse are tQ be completed in eighteen months. ta tta Putlicr We have purchased the Star well- drilling machine of J. W.

Fullbn and are now. prepared to drill wells on short notice. It will pay you to get our prices before letting your contract 'or wells. Call or write to 25 Buchanan street. Si persons recently started from Par to in ta via Sib i 1 1 1 The rleasant mefhod and beneficial eCects cf tKe well known remedy, tTEtrp Ojf li manuiacturea rv tae Califcttia 1 is fc tfcp illustrate thevaluecf the liq-aid laxative prciples cf at3 knuwn to be laxative and presenting them iii or in most refretuii; to the taste and acceptable to the system.

It is the one periect strengthening- laxative, the system effectually, dispellii'? cold, headaches and fevers peatly yet promptly and enabling one to evercome habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, end its actir on the kidneys, Uver and bowels, without weakening or irritating: them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing fips are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method, known to the Caxifobkia Fie Sram Co. only. In order to g-et ita beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the fall name of the Company printed on the front of every package.

CALlrCntllA FIG SYRUP CO. aajr TB-sjroiaoo. XMVimvLLXM. srr. jraw tobx sr.

t. Tvmi aU Proeslata Price toe. per bottl Funds Secured. The committee having charge of securing funds "to purchase Manchester college for the Brethren church" announces that sufficient money has been pledged, an that the money will be paid in early in April. As soon as this is done, the formal transfer of the property will take', place, the present board of trustees stepping down and out.

and. the institution will pass jnto the hands of a board oi trustees selected by the North Manchester Tribune. Statk ot Ohio, City or To-1 XBDO, Lucas Cocwtt. Frank Chtwtt makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of PX. Cheney doing "business, in the' city of Toledo, county and state" aforesaid, and i that' said firm will pay the sum of one bun dred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.

'w Frakk J. Chsnky. Sworn to before me and sub scribed, in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886, (SSAL) A.

W. GlXASON, Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure, is taken in ternally and acts directly" on "the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for free. F. X.

Chisst Col, Toledo, O. Sold by. druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best, Real Estate Transfers. (Bepoited from toe office of W.

Jones Franziska Zeller to" "George t. Krieg, lots 1 and 2 in Drover's 3rd add Huntington; $2,800 1 Prank; Rlley to Anna I. Carson, oL lot, 15 in Original plat Huntington; Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in .3 Days Morton I Hill, of Lebanon, Ind uys: yij wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism in every muscle and joint; her suffering was terrible and her body and face were swollen beyond recognition; had been in bed, or six weeks and had eight physicians, bnt received no benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. It: gave immediate relief and she was able to walk about in three days. I am ore it saved her Sold by M.

B. Schaefw, druggist, Huntington w-s In every harem of any pretensions in Turkey there are English and German In Constantinople there is a great high school, called. the "Gate to where Turkish girls are. being trained as teachers. Question: Answered.

1 Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of medicine, in the civilized world, Your, mothers and grandmothers never used anything: else for Indigestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration orHeart failure. They used, August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous anct organic action of system, and that is all they when feel ing dull and bad with headaches and other aches. You only need a few doses of.Greea's August Flower, in liquid form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green's Prize Al-mao at Echa'jr Schaefer's.

llanaing Editor Any, first-page serr'tloa tcraorrow. morning? Editor No. llanaing Editor Well, put In a cut cf Bishop Tc.t ctA clee the forms. Curd to a IZji'lz for Ri-artr-! sad V.ci-'Jlj cures ia I to 3 days. I'.

ac 1 ca tie ejsteca ii 1- -lo. 3. It reioves at cce tie 3 r- i.ti-c7 7i 1 ty II. E. Vt "1 1 T- i I w-s i The YTabcsh ir.e:riorLJ hall case, in litigation several years, has finally been decided in the Grant circuit court.

J. Fred France, cf this city, was one of the attorneys for the plaintiff, JIcMullen, the contractor. In regard to the case the Wabash Plain Dealer remarks: "On the way to Marion to try the memorial hall case, J. Fred France asked the county commissioners what they would take to compromise the case, which has been pending since 1809. They replied that they would compromise for $1,000 and pay the contractor that amount.

Tbesame offer was made last fall and refused then as the later time. "By the decision of the Grant county jury read about six o'clock, Tuesday evening, the plaintiff was granted $520. This with the $400 that is still due on the original contract makes the total $920, just $80 lower than the offer of the commissioners, and with the attorneys' expense added. "The verdict is considered by both sides as a victory, although fought closely for a judgment favorable to the respective ill We will give for any case of Piles filch ing, bleeding, protruding, or fistula, which sagine Antisentic will not cure. Prominent physicians every where, who have used it in their own case or on their patients, declare it the most wonderful, cooling, clean and agreeable remedy, ever offered for this disease.

It is equally effective and pleasant in Lencorrhea, which generally yields, to a few days of treatment; contains no oils, cocaine or morphine. J. W. Clover, Alton, says: I have "offered with Files in connection with Fistula, for IS years. I nerer found any relief until sin? Sagine, oi which two 2) bottles re-lierca me from all troubles entirely.

Ooe of the Leading Drag-gists and Graduate Physicians: Columbns. October 1899. -1 hare bad several reports as to the core of Lencorrhea (Whites) in a very short time with SAGINE by some of oar best customers. They are full of praise. EILNST schueller.

Pricb, 60 If roar drorgjst does n6t keep it. address COMPANY. COLUMBUS, O. TESTIMONIAL A. BeaL guard at Ohio penitentiary: .1 had catarrh for about five years which affected my hearing; was entirely deaf in one- ear.

I used five bottles of Sagine which completely cured me. My brother, is. almost cured of that dreadful catarrh. The. outside of his nose is entirely healed and if he keeps qn a lttle while longer will be cured altogether.

He has used ten bottles of Sagine and they have done him more good- than the $150 which he spent in the past three years on various doctors and remedies. Mrs. Maggie Keller, 257 W. Broad Columbus, O. My daughter Edna had severe catarrh for several years, her nose was so stopped up she could not breathe through it.

A few injections of Saoixx opened up the passages and in two months she was entirely cured. Ii. IL Benker, Druggist, 320 Washington street, Indianapolis, Please ship me one gross Sagine Catarrh Cure. I sold all my supply some time ago and have relieved druggists here of their supply. I have sold every bottle under a guarantee and so far have had.

only one bottle returned. Mrs. G. A. Ames, 269 South High St.

O. I have suffered for. years with catarrh till it began to affect my hear. ing. I used Sagine Catarrh and not only cured the catarrh," but it also restored my hearing, O.

N. Kanode, for 20 years an em ploye of Hocking Valley R. CoJ lumbus, I had severe sore throat and could not speak above a whisper. I used Sagine as a gargle, it relieve me in less than an hour and completely cured me in a day. Mark Brat ton with Bohr Bros.

Bath dry Muncie, Ind: Have been using Sagine for hay- fever and am more than pleased with results. Sneezing, burning and itching oV the- eyes and dis charge from nose entirely relieved. For sale by" Bradley Hunt ington, Ind. Clssrcresk The singing and meetings at the German Baptist church in Clear-creek township, five miles north cf Huntington on the llishler pike, are still in progress. The singing i3 conducted by Miss Ella lliller, cf Naranee, and Elder Crosswhite, cf Flora, is conducting a series cf meetings.

Singing', Preaching services every evening until arther notice. The people are taking quite en intereit ia the services. Doors are cc-a to z.11 who wish to co.e to see c-J 1 r. TI-3 buyer of ro-l should cl an i' i z. 5, the rn: i cf ytri by ecus c'l ia tia -t v'-r re '1 -i 10,000,000) ol b.vj I eit.

Each package made two 20.000,000 js. Each pie made six pieces 120, 000. 000 pieces. An avenge of M.794 one -ucl1 Mines Pies a a.y. An av.rF-sof i4 of Nona Such Somebody must be fond of i iv I at 1raT as .1 astktf aWaaV Tas mmtm a Bsra.

yam SVcataataiplTrca.wrttes. WskaOTaaa-vkawtUbarbd t. WswUItaodroaaiiasaaK MERRELL-SOVLE CO. Srraous N.Y HORSE SE1ISE TTith a Ilnman Application. The man who owns horses is careful of tbetn.

He is careful that they are fed regularly. He see) to it that their feed ia proportioned to their needs and conditions. They are fed at stated times and with a -measured ration. No man feeds a horse which is just off a long and fatiguing journey. He lets it.

rest a while and then feeds it moderately. No horse owner rashes a heated horses from, the harness to the spring, and lets it drink its fill of cold water. A horse is a. valuable asset and the owner takes no chance of injuring its health. Now consider how the horse owner treats himself.

He doesn't think regu- laxity of meals of any moment, so he eats in season and out of season. He has no regular ration or measured meal, so he eats to reoletion. He cornea home utterly tired from field or store and sits down to a heartv meaL fie ceta over heated and drinks copious draughts of cold water. He treats himself as be" would allow no one to treat his horse, and he wonders why his stomach gives out, his digestion is impaired and he grows weak and miserable. If a man would treat himself as well as he treats his horse he would not suffer from disease of the stomach and its allied organs of digestion and nutrition.

A COMMON CAOSK Ot DISH ASK. There is no doubt that careless and irregular eating and drinking are the most prolific causes of disease. When the stomach is -diseased the whole body suf-" fers from innutrition and its consequent physical weakness. The heart feels it the lungs feel it the liver feels it the kidneys feel it the nerves feel it, and, aa a general rule, the beginning of "doctoring" is when the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys or nerves show signs of disorder. The stomach is, aa a role, not considered, or fails to receive the treatment necessary to the cure of disease.

Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other -organs of digestion and nutrition. By enabling the perfect digestion and assimilation of food, it enables the strengthen-ing of the body, and so restores weak organs to normal activity and the whole body to vigorous health. The most notable cures effected by the use of Golden Medical Discovery" are those of chronic, forms of disease which have entirely failed to yield to the treatment of local -physicians. O.

S. Copenhaver, of Mount Union (Box 922), Huntingdon writes About twelve years ago I was suddenly taken with a pain in the pit of the stomach which was so violent I could not walk straight. It would grow more 6 aA- tL severe until it caused waterbrash and vomiting of a slimy yellow water. I consulted a physician and he told me I bad a form of dyspepsia and treated me for about six months with but little benefit I still kept getting so weak I could scarcely walk. I then tried another physician and he told me my liver was a-of order and that I had indigestion.

Ha gave me a treatment and I got some better but only for aphort time. I then tried another one who said I had chronic indigestion, ulceration of the lining of the stomach, torpid liver and kidney affection. He treated me for more than a year and I felt much better but it did not last. I then took to using several widely advertised patent medicines, bnt received no more than temporary relief while using. -1 then tried Dr.

Pierce's medicines, using his 'Golden Medical 'Favorite Prescription and the Pleasant and in two months' time I was feeling better than I had for years before. I can truthfully say Dr. Pierce's medicines did me more good than any I had ever taken." coMxoir skxsb ecus. The loeic of the cures effected by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is easy to understand.

Physical life is sustained by food. The strength of the body is derived from the nutrition in food. It is a natural conclusion that when the body and its organs grow weak it is because of failure to assimilate the nutrition contained in food. This is exactly what occurs when there is disease of the stomach and its associated organs of digestion and There is a loss of nutrition with a corresponding loss of strength and lowering of vitality. Physical weakness there fore points to disease of the stomach and digestive and nutritive When this disease is cured by I A 5 -uoiaen unmoral jjiswveiy peneci digestion and nutrition are re-established and the weak body becomes strong again.

nen commencing to take your Golden Medical Discovery, writes Mrs. Virginia F. Griffith, of Flattop, Mercer W. "the doctors said I had chronic inflammation of the liver, atom- ach and bowels, also some kind of female trouble. My neighbors told me after I trot better that they thought I had con sumption, and no one thought I could ft well.

This was my condition when first wrote to you. After being sick over a year and taking doctors medicine and all kinds of patent medicine recommended, my stomach and bowels were in a bad. condition, so that the lininc of mv stomach and bowels peeled off, leaving them as sore and raw as ever a sore could be on the surface of the body. Every thing I ate hurt me so I could eat nothing but a little rice or an egg. My chest was so sore all through that when I would draw my breath re seemed like a thorn pricking me.

Expectoration was almost constant. There seemed to be a large lump in my lett side, it is impossible to describe all the aches and pains, aa it seemed every oriran of mv bod more or less involved. I have taken nine dollars' worth in all of your medicine, and consider myself a well Sick people, especially those suffering from chronic diseases, are invited to con sult Dr. Pierce by letter free, and so ob tain, without charge, the opinion of specialist on their ailments. All correspondence strictly confidential.

Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

"THU BBS? lfEDICAX, BOOK FBJCS, Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing more than a thousand large pages and over 700 illustrations, is sent free on receipt or stamps to pay expense of mailing Send 31 one-cent stamps tor tne ciotn bound volume or only 31 stamps for the book in paper cover. Aa areas ir. at. v.

uuttalo. X4. ONE'SIP ONLY of the Huntingtonl Brewing Co's beer suffices to prove -its quality. It is a triumph of brewinsr and further demonstrates the valuo of perfect storage conditions. For table and family use it is the best of beers, and all consumers vote it unbeatable.

As an aid to digestion. tonic and daily beverage, it possesses special value. Its popularity could not rest on better grounds. Deliver ed in cases to any part of the city. Phone 190.

TEE EUNTINGTON BREWING CO. fifT TM Made liMjaN CIQARS. cf Healthy icd geed reality Is gire tie satisfaction that is scz.fct fcr ty will fczni fc7 Camel's VJctcriana Cljrrs. Fcr sal by all. dealers.

fail to atk fcrthfn. tuft B. JSk era nouse diock ana follow 1 -all to JEoom No. 1. It leads to the eld reliable tailor.

Suits mad to-order. Cleaning and repairing dor. i promptly. mm mi 1 Oi- Eye. and Thrctxt.

Fitted. Office: Temporarily with Drs. Fer- guson, Bippus block. i office, m. t.U..

r.C Ho U. Kinrl DENTIST. KING BUILDING, SOUTH SIDE Chos. n. Smith, Jexpeht optician.

EXAMINED FREE OFFICE HOURS 8 to 11 a. 1 to 5 p. m. Wbuti ritojrr. 60 North Jefferson i ERVIN WRIGHT.

Physicia.n and Surgeon, i orrica hoctw 7 to 8 a. 1 to 3 p. 7 to 8 EvenluK- OiBoe and Bealdence cor. Market and Byron. "Phone Day and night calls answered.

Dr. McLin, Cctlist, Gynecologist and General Practitioner. Mvickley DENTISTS. Over C. Immell's Short Order House.

BTjyrmoToy, Indiana M. W. STR.AUSS. 5 DENTIST 3 Orer Postoffice, Huntington, Phono No. 474.

DR. THOMAS. -orricx- Over Eagle Clothing Store, 8o North Jefferson Street. Residence, No. 182 N.

Jeff. St. Office 'Phone, No. D. YINGLING.

M. D. Special attention given to the treatment of diseases of the Nose. Ear, Throat and Stomach! Office, corner Market and Jefferson Sta. WK have shoes that don't become weatber beaten they are weather beaters themselves.

That's the kind of a shoe a business man wants. It protects the feet. The old maxim, "Head cool and feet warm," and so on is the only recipe for health. We furnish the basic principles. i A.

KINDLER. To Psactrons: All outstanding accounts due Jones Bacon are payable to JOHN JONES, proprietor of the Big. Installment i IHIpjse, 81 Jefferson St. Covir Credit Is good and trade Full" and complete line of house furnishing goods on easy weekly or monthly payments. DorjrT Be Foolcdi Talcs ths reaaln, ROCKY MOUNTAIN TCA JVtada only by Madison tin MadlKta, VvU.

It keeps you wall. Oar trad niric cut on each packs 7. Price, 85 cents. JS.ver In bulk. Accent txk m)mu tMte.

Ask jreur druggiw E.0.ALU1AN&C0. IJf FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS, LIME oend CEMENT. Prussian Stock Foods and Heave'Powders. Lee's Lice Killer and Egg Maker. Big Four Seed Oats, Gold Coin Seed Corn.

5 TELEPHONE 66. 5 HO. 11 EAST UASZET3TCII ST. The Vatican how has an installa- ion cf electric lights which A Weather Beater..