The Kansas Breeze du lieu suivant : Agra, Kansas • 4

SCHOOL REPORTS. THE IU81S BBELZE. PREDICTS A mil of the Ar WH CALL FOR Astord by ildhoJM mi--ALL LAND3 TO Something: To Read. Just come to the building they call tr "Bee Hive" and give tnem $1 and getthe BREEZE and KANSAS CITY WEEKLY JOURNAL for one year, THE BREEZE Can dotyou job work so cheap that you cannot help from 'wanting something in their list. 1 We are MODES by still Ma with the MODES 'is an up-to-date fashion magazine.

It is just the paper every woman needs. AGRA, mm The Wands KIRWIN, I V. mom rival i J. Warmer I Iba A pnf Start Up as ludep'u turf Fimt T. 1 Will Hi -rmiaga of Whultkl Oi-ucei KewYoBK.

Nov. I. The Tin the new Doteher sugar refinery its actual output of rejiufd suvta Friends of the new eutt-piiso in-i through the us of modern the Doscher plant ill ba able r- out product at an average of eighth of 1 cent per pound oLf- j). Is possible in the old rotaieri s. cent trade event has Wall srritet attention whi-h is today's Wart by the ssra.

i of their comiietitiou with the A or Iietluing ooixipauy, in whor-e meut fur so many they wet spicuous. Prt-sidi ut Ilavcmewr Aracrii-un Sugar quoted as aayiug to bus ies- ances that it is the 1 Arbucklo, competition tt-a' sou to consider, and t. quarti-r come rather of dreadful things which the proposed to inflict upon the ceders. One of the first coliison-tween the Doschers ami the companies will bj in tile matt trolling the putroiiat'e of vb grocers. Dominance iu that qun to be made the subject ot the iir of the Doscher enterprise.

Jolift Htrika AtertutL. Jouet, Nov. 1. Tha threat 1 Strike of the galvanixers of the A -j Iran Steel and Wire company, w'- 1 iuvolved 8,000 employes, i off. duetiou that waa to have tiikon day has been averted.

The men on-; fled tlie coiupiiny that they Mould i acoept.declarmg tli it iovernor T.i:i action in tlui mining districa in the state troops to keep oar bor bad set a precedent that wium Vtfut the repetition in Illinois of ti.j portatious of lalxir, said to have practiced at the company's Ohio Indiana plants. In addition, local Utical conditions are said to huve eti -i figure. -It is alsi said that Tanner's aid wias invoiced to iuflui i Colonel Gates, Colonel Laiubert i Ovhmel Klwood, the three Uh" wire steel magnates, ah of whom art u. Governor Tanner's staff. t'l-iala Fart Appi-onching.

Lcwiio.v, Nov. 1. Tho Daily this morning publishes no aews regu. Kiigland's war preparations, i x-plainiug that silence is duo to a i s. from tho war office asking it not to hsh "anything which ungut be a possible rwiuj." The Daily Mail confirms the of unexampled activity at tho Fi notably at Toulon, w.

the coast forts huve U-en experimeni with melinite sliells against an old -boit. The Cairo cornvpondeut of tho 1 Mail says nu Egyptian kirtiihon t-. been tlispiitchaid to Fahoda. Yesterday a auddeu order wt-ceived at Dover for an experiuc -moblliantion of tho defence forces. the heights and toils were cupifd in a vnmiiKH- giving tub sui tion.

The Woolwich is wodsi-v until 11 i -clock every night, the ernment having given large guus, aearekil. guts ami ooner uuvai eciuipmnt. 0itrB In lowt Nov. 1. Last Sun day while Thomas find Junies Murp.

y. farmers, were attending church ai aud the elder Murphy was in 1. 1 alone two men c-ne to the h. u--. They seijl the old man ami him hand and loot with wire.

tared there was no mon-y th': This not sniisiy tun lo i took off his shoes and nto held a lighted candhs to it. Thomas and James home, and an they i r1 1 1 were knock- down dealt from btlvnJ. i -y 0 bound hand aud foot wtt.r wrrc. robbers made a thorong'i sear o' tan house, but were tiualile to hod brt a few dollars. Troop ti Wluler Rt tlioii.vil;,-.

Huntsvili.e, Nov. 1. i'remra a being made for the troopu to t-- ud here. A contract, invo vn; t'o expenditure of has hoc the erection ot iy.cm h.uis un'i Brigadier General Ru h.ad Cixm. assumed command ot the brigade, First division, and General A.

K. Arnold of the 1" airy brigade. The Fifih i( move to Ports Rico 'n a fo.v Railroads have len rates to Bavannnh. Tun Fir from Annist'iu itutdc a sa- of Huntsvillo. Hnlicini mi 1 tunica Chicago, Nov.

1. absconding comptroller ol the Baviugs bank, Eohcuiia, Willi hi and anut, were brou ht lioio to 1-i 8t. Louis, wh' i-e thoy were night. They will be held Lie.v onors to await instruotionH l-hernia. Wilt, through an ic oonfessed having emlewlcd the bank's funds.

Man nnd lft AnjiliiitMl Omaha, Nov. A. Can -wife of Colby, were in a room at the Vendome Jiotoi. supposed that Carlson cume his wife was asleep and in an tnmv condition blew out the git-1. IK been dead for several hours wu.i.

ooverjL Report of Agra public school for month endiug Oetotier 28, GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT. Enrollment 41. Number days taught 20. Average daily attendance 35. Cases of tardiness 3.

Names of porsons neither absent nor tardy: Lizzie Beedy, Mary Bailey, Hattie Dundas.Frank Dun-das, Pearl Eversoll, Myrtle Ever-soil, Flora MeArthur, Alary and May Thompson, Ray Tipton, Hat-tie and Jeuuie Underwood, Walter Gainer. A. B. Dixon, Principal. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

Enrollment 34. Number days taught 20. Average attendance 30. Cases tardiness 24. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Archie Strain, Bessie Bailey, Anna Bailey, Mabel Ever-soll, Grace Wheolbargcr, Wayne Sullivan, Gertie Wheelbarger, Leslie Strain, Elvin Keckley, Blaine Randall, Clint Hays, John Price, Delia Harmon, Minnie Wheelbarger, Ray Beedy, Pearl Wilson.

Mrs. L. O'Brien, Teacher. l'KIMART DEPARTMENT. Enrollment 34.

Number of days taught 20. Average daily attendance 31. Cases of Tardiness 7. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Clema Bailey, Lola Sulivan, Maud Randall, Vivian Brothers, Emma and Etta Reed, Mabel Smith, Ethel Keckley, Uar- riion Dundns, Sammv Elmer Strain, Grover Harman, Charley Ritter, Charley Bennett, Charley Beedy, Guy Beedy, Verne Brothers, Clark Gruver, Lee Rurner, Clyde Case, Charles Wagoner, Verne Wagoner, Jacob Thompson. Ltr.MR Am.kn, Teacher.

A QUEER MEDICINE There ia a lnedieifi whose proprietors do not chiini to have discovered unknown jgIXldit'-iit, or that it is a cfire-tiH1 ThiB honest Medicine only t-lainiR to euro certain (Unchmis, and that its ingredients are reeoi'iiizod by tho most nkillt'd phvHiciaiiB as being the best for Kidney and Bladder Diseases. It in Foley's Kidney Merrifield Browning, AT THE CIiriUMIES. TheK? were sis confessions at the Christian church meeting on Sunday evening, five more on Tuesday evening. On Tuesday evening those ready for baptism were immersed in the church font. On Wednes day evening thoro were three more confessions and live immersions.

The names of those brought in thus fir as reported to us sa follows Edith Bvcreoll, Pearl Eversoll, Lizzio Heedy, Krank Voyles, James Slack, Will McOord, IlaU tio Hitter, Mr. McCord, Win. De- Mnrs, Chas, Benton, Bon Randall, Jasper Smith, Jesse Darnell, Arthur Ciark, Charley DeMars, Martin Bailey, Kirk Railey, Nettie Smith and Mary Clark. Much credit is due Rev. Wilkinson for his whole souled and efficient service in spite of ill health.

His preaching; of the word is draw ing large congregations everveven ing. juuer oiacit is awy assis ting. DEAD LETTERS. Th following is a list vt uncnl ed for letters remaining in tho Agra offilco at this time, Mrs. Mary Eddy, i'ersons calling for the nlrove named letters plaso sy "advtir tised," Mrvor, I.

IT HITS THE SrOT. When Buffering from a severe eokl mr yourT" lufttfs feel 'ore of iwmtjp and the ttWcIWi wilT uiroat ana take ft dose Itar, Wljen 1 ut nce re lietcd, 4 warn grateful feeling and heal th parts (effected experroflcwi mi yotl will aj It feels bo goor It hits the sfNOt." It it gvuiratotoed. MwfificJd H- a BAKER. Editoe. Afra, Kanm, Not.

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ri-. Lo.al Fra-fhl. agra Markets. Hogs 3-15 Fat cattle $4.00 4. 75 Wheat 45 51 Butter 15 Egg 6a Corn 2022 The above is a correct report of the citv markets to-day at 1:30.

nsms. I TtT TT I ii I TTI TT I TT I I The high ichool has- a new cabinet organ. Wm. Cook came home Friday night from Omaha. 20 cents Gallon for Pickles.

Keckley. W. D. Street a populist orator is billed to talk to our voters tonight. Dr.

Brothers has moved into his new home the former A. C. Menor residence. Protracted meeting was begun at the Methodist Church last Sunday evening by the pastor, Rev. Bailey.

Shoes for Great and Small. Keckley. Friday is the day to make out your pension papers. Tho notary at the Bkekze office will make them out cheaply and correctly. Sherman Koons the PlulUpsburg photographer, was in town Sunday calling on.his friends.

Ho took dinner with K. M. Stucky and family. Chas. Atchison of Kirwin was friends.

He had just come irom Pbillipsburg, where he took the Teachers examination. See those new dress goods at Keckley's. Mr. Barron ami wifo and winter horc from Smith Center, last Thursday evening and drove to Kirwin where they will visit Mr. Barron's father, the postmaster at that place.

Two sisters of W. H. Clark, Mrs. Hood and Mrs' Conger are hero on a visit from Oneida, Iowa. Mr.

Clark had not seen Mrs. Conger for '25 years. Mrs. Hood was formerly a resident of Agra. So many improvements have boen wade by the Rock Island at philHpsburg, that tho townsfolk wre half hwlined to consider them ns signs that it 18 destined to be on of the, main division points, What kind of yarn do you want? Keckley has it.

A. Uoeder candidate for congressman in the flth district, spoak in the Agra Hall on Fri.lav eveninsr. The date was first announced as Wednesday but word received later said that he could not bo here until Friday. To Whom it May Concern: Anyone knowing themselves to bo indobted me will please call and pay the Account to iner-chant E. Keoktey has the the books ad wiHl collect to my absence.

My i'Hyiil condition -demands ii surgical operation that Vill bo quite expensive and I need the motley duenip, J. M. (Iaza. lira, Paulino Rit'tcT gnva a party and oyster supper on Saturday Might last Il4 Iwtvor of Miss Hattie Ritter. About thirty young people -were m-esetit.

Aftet wussc and pleasant gam8 had Weft Indulged in for a oitphj of hour, the com jptvny was placed around tbo table tend enjoyed the leant provided. -Abcwt wMatght lite Joily revfelers Vent fco iWif ft'OWiem Gold weather blankets at Hot prices at Paris Paper Says Spain Will En. Off XeL'Otiatiohi COUNTS ON EUROPEAN Air. Will to Oiva Dp tha rtUllpploo I i muim ToIom WU Paid For Bar Olaliu. Sappod to Bflal tha BpauUU ia Will iuH Vrlday.

Paris, Nov. 1. Tha French their newt of the work of the ps-ae com uiih.skms from Spanish sourct' aud, thurefore, (he moruing papers h'Te todny we iU.Testing, oh iudicatiu? the atmoHplifire in Spanish quarters aud the treml of tVeuch viowi and teadnoie4. Kt'ferriug to yesterday's rueetiug. the Matin says: "The Spauiards said they would make thoir answer known on Friday.

But it is easy to foresee what it -will be refusal, precise and formal. The Spanish plenipotentiaries have rcodo up their miuds, ia the event of the United SUitos adverting to the Philliiine proposition to decline fipuins? th act of peace, to break off the nt'RO-tintions and to call npon the civiliz-id nations to witness the abuse of force to which they will be subjected and th violation of the provisions set forth in the Washington protocol. The Ganlois remarks: "The Spaniards will never agreo to abandon the archi pelago without compensation, and we believe lhe Americans intend to sur-Rest that they will assume the Philippine debt. Wo hope the negotiations Will not be broken, but Spain, it is given out as certain, would take such a course rather than submit to humiliating terms." Cabinet Dlirumiai Cuba aud Torto Washin'otok, Nov. 1.

The cabinet today devoted most of its attention, to consideration of questions connected With the administration of affairs in Cuba and Porto Rico. The administrative feature of the Philippine question also received some attention. Nothing has been heard from the commission of Paris as to yesterday's proceedings, and it is realized that nothing is to be expected in the way of developments unil Fridav's session. While the cabinet gave little attention today to the peace negotiations at Paris there is no longer any doubt as to the pur poses of thir government to retain the entire Philippine archipelago. If final balancing of the account, the cast of the war to the United States on one aide, and our acquisitions ou tho other, it is found that any compensation is due the Spaniards, it will be made in a lump aUIU.

Tbalr RiUit Canuot Be Orauted. WAsmNOTOM, Nov. 1. The request of the First Colorado infantry to be returned from Manila to the United Btates cannot be granted by the war deportment. It wns stated by officers of the army today tliat such requests had been frequent from soldiers of volunteer or ganizations who enlisted to fight, but did not enlist for garrison duty.

The desire of this regiment to return home was simply the desire of other volunteers and nothing could be done, the oflleer said, until congress met and provided some kind of a force to take the place of the volunteers. The subject of rcorgauijsinR ths army, with a view to securing an adequate foroe for the new possessions of the United States, has already reoeived the serious consideration of the president, who will make reoout-ruaiida-tious to congress on this subject, embodying his views and the views of who are in a position to give him the very best of advice. It is probable tliat he will recommend an increase of Brmy to something like 100,000 men, although this is not certain, and may think that is enongh. lroMtans Jctlnt Oeupattoa. Pekik.

Nov. 1. Baron Von Heyking, the (icrman minister to China, has pro posed to the representative of the powers at rekin a Joint occupation or the railway from Bhan-Hai-ilwan, province of Pc-Chi-Li, to Pekin, thus secur-iiii communication with the coast, un less tlie Chinese government promptly withdraws it troops to a safe distance from the line. The empress dowager, it is reported, has ordered the Kaug-Su troops to Pokin to serve as a protection niMiiista posftibm movement on the an of aenaral Yuan hik a.ai, wno she believes is using the foreign drilled forco uader his command in the neigh borhnod of Tien Tsiu. in collusion with the foreign envoys.

Oeclalou on Drayfus Caaa. PARt8, Nov. 1. By Saturday's decis ion the court of cassation obtains the most absolute control over the Dreyfus case. It can aemana ena examiuH auy documents whatever, and can examine auv wiluess, however high his position, Although the liberation ol Dreyfus has not been ordered, the corrt can order him brought to France at any moment and will probably do so at an early stage of the inquiry.

The court refrained from ordering his release on Saturday because it would have beea a presump tion of his innocence. Kuiam- on Mount Kion. jKRrsAUSM. Nov. 1.

Emperor" Wiin ism proceeded to Mount Ziou today There occurrod the ceremony of hoist- fog the German and Turkish fh.gs on a piece or grotina wnicn, accoruias i tradition, was formerly occupied ty tno Tri i i. BLXKIO OI IUU viririn Juai avuu wuwu c.iitmi tn tha Drmaii Am noror. The hiMer sulweqnently formally nresnnied the wormd to tne ueriniv Ca holier. HrWn Staamar Dlaablad, Bhbmsn, Nov, 1. Tho Germ steamer Rickmars, from this poi 1 1 umf wwi ia aw mo iuuuiu Assiatanoe it being rendered her DELAYS ARK DANGEROUS.

Many of yonr JtriewiH, or people whom yon know of liavo contrnted consumption, pntsutnonia or other fatal disoamfi by or a eim plo coW or cough, i'oley's Ii one) and Tar, safe, wuro ad plinmit courIj -woduntie, would liave uavct thorn. It Is guaranteed Let the Breeze blov am Will Ete Cill. tett tl Ii.t.-rx.if fore Jmu. 14 IdolFund to Dvot to ami Chantatljit- lu UUatlooa of (ha CUurch. SPKIXOPInXD, Nov.

1. RW-of the Methodist Episcopal church, v. have beeu holding their aemiannunl inference iu thU city, voted to call Uj "twentieth century tliank offering" fruru tbe members of I Methodist church. The funds will collected at intervals before Jan. 1MU1, and the turn wanted is expect to be received by that date.

It voted to devo' the money to the ii provement of and institutions i ow maintained by ti Methodist Ep scopal church. None it will bo used tor the establishment new iustitut.ous. Tho coil for the fut will soon be issued. It is not inti-mit to make the collections at one state time, but to muke tliem so itrudaul th they will not bo a burden. The utTes iug is intended as an expression thanks for the completion of centuries of Christianity and will be lL- greatest etiort of its character ever mi dertakou by any religious The bishops are coulideut that the iun-.

will be setriuvMl. One of them said thuc tke membership of tho Methodist J4pii Oopl churcli is aud that it.i Sunday schools nuuiy equal. Contri butions will be asked tor iu all quarter of the globe whore there is a membership. One of the bishops said: "Tim fund will not seem so great when it 1 1 appreciated that it is str.buted between 800 educational institutions, theological schools and colleges and uninu; many hundreds of charitable institu tions." IIkt. tor an Klaht-Uinir Dty.

Washixotos', Nov. 1. President Gompers of tho American Federation tabor has sent a letter to state branch. of the order in reference to the bill tn create an eight-hour day for all govern rueut work, whether done by the gnv-ernment direct or by coutnu-t, in which he says: 'During the lost session ot congress onr eight-hour bill passed the honsu reprewontatives. Owing to the oppo -tion of some senators it did not pai-s tin senate.

The extHiiuivo council of th American Federation of Labor at th meeting held hero Oct. 24 aud 33 instructed the nudersiguod to request you to associate wiih any commit tee of anion men for tho puip oi waiting upon senators for the purpose of securiug a promise from them that they will favor oar eight-hour bill at the oomiug session of coiigresd iu December. If necessary, we should Ihi phrased to have von aupoiut. committees to wait ou either or Iwth of the senators to obtain Uke results. We have no partisan interest to further or punish our movement, our cause and our inturosts are committed and largely itivolvixl iu the eight-hour, law and tho move- meut; we to oppose tho.e who are autagoiustic to tho law tni aud poaoe- ful methods and mea-ares of onr orgau-iaod fellow-workers." CliMat nf tha Onialm Cxpoalflnn.

Omaha, Nov. 1. With tho gray of the first November dawn, the night of Omaha day was declared at an end, and with it tbe great Transnussisiuppi exposition, with its np'eudid showing of the wealth of the mighty west, officially passed into history. Although the early hours of the day found tho gates nwiug-iug slowly, during the afternoon the crush began, till 111,193 had entered for their last good-bye, and swelled the grand total since June 1 to 2,618,84. With the to'al of 84, the exposition far eclipsed anything since the World's fair.

The exposition was a financial success, remaining to be divided among tho stockholders. BPARK3 FEOM TEE WIRES. The board of directors of the Pennsylvania railroad Tuesday declared i.s regular socii-anwual dividend of S's per cent. Cincinnati is to be lhe northern terminus of a new fast system of passeuger transportation between the north aud Cuba. Frank B.

Leefe. convicted, with J. N. Wolfson of wrecking the Uniou National bank, died in the parish prison at JCew Orleans Tuesday. Governor Pingree is determined to carry his snit.

brought to compel the Michigan Central railroad to sell him a thousand-mile mileaga book for $30 to the United States supreme conrt if possible. Mexican officials report four deaths from yellow fever in Monterey Sunday. Entire families arc knowu to be erriok-en. Reliab'e information is to the effect that the bneiiwsH in that city is paralysed. John H.

Ma-oil Sons, cottou goods manufacturers of Providence, It have filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. The petition shows that the firm's liabilities amounts to fs 10,000 and tho asset about "OO.OOO. The Commercial hotel, City livery stables and saloon betweeu the two, wore burned at au early hour Tuesday morning at Oklahoma City. The guest had time to escape irwu me nutiu, which was untirely consumed. 0.

T. Phillips, treasurer of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific road, dicl of paralysis at Chicago Tuesday. Phillips was born iu Brattleboro, July 44, 1837 and had been with the Rock Island road for 80 Nancy J. Burger, Onpter conufyV (Pa.) centenarian, died Tuesday, 1 108 years undone month. Five chililro survive, tneoiaesx uemgoumuci aged 86 years.

Mrs. Earger was i possession of her faculties bhUI in dtiatsv. YOU CANT AFFORD TO CHANCE IT. A heavy cold may lead to pneu raonm or consumption, Foloy'p Honey ami Tar taken in time yf-fords pcrfeot scenrity from acri Otis resalte. The boet windmill i tht world the roller bearing Aw motor.

L. W. UwDBEWoor, offering Manton KANSAS. ouse KANSAS. PltOPRIETEK.

We strive to please all, nnd make week. $8'81S03V8lQapOSCUit arauYiNQ direct rnou ROSEHiURGER 202-20 102d NEW YORK CITY. The Larfeest Clothing Manufacturers In America. OUS ORCAT BARGAIN OFPIfll BOYS' AD01TIJ .76 SUITS roa with Bitra I'inli and Pay txprc. portt Wltln.4l.

Black, Him, GriT Biw ia tt rra Kli Salltr Collar Cllr Ma aa a.aki. VimVaTVaaa. hot alii fait Slack alktrt K'nal Iaa4i. Trlamla aa4 Warkaaaakla i nrj SIM tor la la 13 Jttn, wltkaat Sallar dollar. nanaa aa aaiaih Wkaa arartaf aaaS Fr 0ca, Riaraaa Ma7 Orctr ar Rtt'ftlf rad Uttara, alaa aft at laat klukilur, aaS If laraa ar mail far kii aea, Maatr ckwrfalla rt4aak4 If aat anttNftarr.

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COMFORT A.DLE QUARTKK9 Cl.UiN BEDS C.OOO FAKE. RO ARH RYTHP HA mmr Irattsfer ar.n liandt, fct? opeeJtU mrontiou to tne transient i.i i i Altfiior wtUt JpOintod post inastui under Harrison and just ft day before Cfevelniu wia cletod. Menor hits madi iiflfwugeriTCMta to leave ws its eoo an his fmuoessor ppointd. II ia rented a borne in Abilene fo the -vinteir jui4 IntTgaiued fir farm mtr Xfasro which he esqwet-- lo occut)Y in tiro Rpnwtv iliii dmightor nd -otf-ia4aw vriii move dowa juoj week la JQ tlia'la, fifa 3 a JJ I tM Srv. p'r ijT I vi i i W.

J. WANDS, Plenty to eat; New cloati bwlt: you frel at home while with Board by the day or COUNTY GOfiRESFOKDERCE. I.OUAN. The tientk' Breeze seems to bring its lintK nut -in full force. II.

1', Andrews, known asllet-k one of our former county repre-Bcntivn is in the city for a fV.v day. lie is one of the boys. Hallow e'en was celebrated as usual. We wonder if such things do not encourage taking other people's property. Miss Green of Denver has been the guest of Mrs.

Richmond. John Craven was well surprised by his young friends on Friday evening. lie is IK. "Make hay while the sun shiiieM for more see Al Dougherty. Mrs.

Jake Becker, who died on Friday was laid away to rest oi Sunday. She leaves husband, seven children and a howl of fric-tida to mourn her loss. Jawing the past ye ir she has been a jrreat sufferer, yet in all hopeful. M. E.

Garrity nnd Mr, Page of Norton were in town on Sun day. i Rev. Allen, of Colby lectured at the church on Sunday evening. Mr. Noel is building an addition to his house.

Major Drunihillcr is having; his house painted. Fitzhugh does the act. m. Porter is doing an uunsu-illy large amount of plastering tWfll. A large number of Logan people were at Deitseuiortt lat Saturday evening.

Oar local merchant arcs busy every day in the week. Sweet roll butter 15 cents; Eggs 16 cents; all package coffees 10 cents; hens and young roosters 4 1-2 cents. Highest market price for all country produce. Battle Ax tobac-co 30 cents a Nancy 30 cents, Fruit of the vine 30 cents. Standard granulated 15 lbs.

to the and 16 oz. to the Jb A. Handy HI A CASE OF KIDNEV PI-4-EASEi GIVEN UP BY TO; DOCTOUtS. Beaver 'ji r''n daughter, uf 'T four doctor i a neighbor re 1 Kidney Cufi'. 1 o- to walk sevi r.i.; gue.

I fool wt- her if x. oi' H.i:-?;;:": Kepocfinlly. Mu, .1. M. Oailkt, agon, your way awhile Browning, I 'ft; 4 i ''y l.i'H.