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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Additional Local News.

OFF er tfaz. Martin returned yesterday
from Texas.
More "a q, more res, !" all gu t,door
empoymeuis sreAgain 10 "statu quo, !" % 70
speak.
Superintendent Charles Hamilton and
President Whitehouse, of the St. Louis and
Cairo railroad, arrived ia The city and we're
at The Halliday las. night,
Misses Florence and Msmis Pierce are
neces Of Mr Flowers, not auuts; aud THS
BuLLErIs begs pardon. They leave ior
home to-day OF Tomorrow. asF "a
The iLder Of spocket book containing
some money aud number st valuable
paper, passes, etc, will please return ssme
toSJl. A. Silver aud receive reward.
-Mr, T, W B.Ib.ro, OF 0iin, hss &C.
ceptci position behind tho counters At
the "One Price Cash Dry Goods House" Of
G. r. Stuart
The proceedings OF the city council at
meeting Tuesday are published 10 part
elsewhere. They will prove interesting
reading as some importsp. business wss
dOuc.
Alderman c. n. Hughes has returned
from Carbonate. Some change 10 the
force OF teachers Of the Normal wss tbs
principal business transacted By the
trus ees.
The Wabash Il IR. has just issued anoth
er book descriptive OF ito various branches,
and in artistic merit it 10 Tar superior to
anything tina, has been offered this season I.
TIE fuIl.pase engrsvin,s ere beautiful
works Of art, and the typography through
out is absolutely perfect.
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"-ANN0UNCEME NTs.
Rom citY TnrAsuRgR

RON cfIY TnEAsURgR.
Editor Cairo Bulletin:
Please Anuonnc> me ~ q candidate for the Office
OF City T5essarct sishe coming city election.
X y w ~ az u LOUIS n MYERS
Cairo. III March eth 1853
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Cairo. Illinois.

Tbe Pspscngef Depot nj lhc Chicago, ST. Louu
and sew Orleans. Illinois Central; Wabash, 81
Louis and Pacific; hun Mountain and Soulherp
Mobile And Ohio; Nn,rh ana 81, Louis Ra,lway,
Arc oil Just acr0sH the street, while the Stsamhuh
Landing u Int on. ripNr. distant.
I. This Wotcl Ia heated by stcan,, has steam
Laundry, Ilydrpnc Elevator, Electric rNll Bella
AutOmStic Fire Alxvms Ba,hs, Abroln,nly putr AIR
perfect eSwrraSe and nm ple,c appointments,
superb mIhishlhgs perfect service; and 40 I'M
10 y. II. PARIxEit ~ O..I.sssess
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Election Notice.

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
CAIRO, H., March At 1897.
Public notice Is hereby given that IN Tuesday the
will be held IN the CT Of Caro-, connty Of Alexan.
der state of Illinois, for the election Of the follow.
ing named officers, viz; A mayor city clerk, city
treasurer, city attorney and one AIDE man RON
each OF the i've wards OF the city, For the pur.
pose Of said election polls " Il be opened at the
following nam ed places, viz, In the First ward Mt
the engine house of the Arab fire company; In the
and Ready dre company; in the Third ward, II the
engine hon.e Of the Hibernian fire company; Ia
the Fourth ward, AZ the cont house; IN the Fifth
ward, At he engine house Of the Anchor lire com.
pany. said election VIII be opened al eight
O'Clock in the morning and continue opened until
seven o'clock in the afternoon OF came lay
BY order OF the city council. d. j. FOLEY,
CITY Clerk.
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Editor Bulletin;
Please annonncr that SIN q candidate for re-
ELECTION 10 tie once Of Cit Clers at the e suing
city election. Z ID. j FOLEY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06

DE l.. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
ness, Convusions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by the uss
of alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulness, Mental De-
precision, Softepiug of the Brain resulting in in.
Premature Old Age, Barrenncss, Loss Of power
IN either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat-
orrhua caused byUyer-eSertlon OF the brain, self
abuse or oyer-ndulgence. Each box contains
one months treatment. $I.D "a hox, or elk boxes
for $500, sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price
W. GVARANTEES SIX BOXES 4.
To cure any case. With each order received byus
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to 10
fund the money u the treatment does not effece
cure, Guarantees issued onlyby
RRY w. SCHUH.
Druggist, Cor. Commercial ave. B 18th st., Cairo.
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I sensunce myselfv q candidate 70, City Clerk
GEORGE II LENTI,
CAlro, H., March sl,h. 1889
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A fl citing editor out in Seattle,
Was badly cut up in battle;
He's again in repairs,
And emphatically swesrs,
s., jacobs Oh nskes pain skedsidle.
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ynol, lie ~ sweeping by. 90
land dare before yeu die, somt'
thing mighty and sublime
leave behind 10 conquertime."
: sos a week In your own town
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FOp CITY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Angus
Leek 40 q candidate tor City Attorney 81 the ap.
prosoSiug city election.
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HuItUF
Please announce that l am q candidate for "a
election TO the once Of City Attorney at ersuin .
city election, ". &. HENDKlCkS.
Cairo, H., Ap'i 9Th, 1888.
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4 DNERTIs ERS! send our Select List OF Local
- Ncwspspo +, Geo =. howell s. Co..
~ Spruce ~ N. y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-08-30
New Goods at solberg's

"Hello John ~
Hello Frank
J. "What do you think aboutE. f.
Swanson & Coz ] believe they are
getting crtzy-n
r. "Why p"
j. "Why. they are getting home a
tremendous lot of Z ,Ods every day,
and they certainly don't sell 20
much
f. you Ought o. ga In there and
stay a day or 80. aud yOu would think
they did. / never saw such a crowd
in a small store la my life. as they
have every day-three OF them kept
busy right along"
J. IL have noticed that they are
pretty busy, aud must certainly sell
lots Of goods or they would have their
store plum full in a short time, the
way ;hey pack them in; but what Is
the reason that they sell more goods
than anybody else2"
+. "Well, | will tell YOU: It Is not
because they are smarter statesmen
than others, it IL not because they
have the pnstOflice. aud it Is certainly
not because they smile with their
whole face, but Il is because they sell
goods cheap, keep good go0ds. and sell
20 every body alike-rich sr poor, goOd
or bad looking, close by. or abroad, old
or young they treat them all the
same. They have taken into consid-
Grafton their small eNpense-nO city
tax, small house rent, willing To live
reasonably cheap. same as one of Us.
/ think that is right. and ] and others
will pairOniZe them. Save money
when you can. is my motto. You are
right; HurTah for f.. + Swanson &
Co, AssaTia, Kansas 81 81.
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Latest Styles-solbergs
pornsl seIf Adiu.tlna corsei.


Special attention Of our lady friends
Is respectfully invited To our Downs
SelfAdjusting Corset constructed
upon purely scientific aud sanitary
principles. thus forming one Of the
most perfect aud at the same time
Comfortable Corset in market.
The Corded Center Piece gives extra
length Of waist, while the Elastic
Cores above and below conform easily
to the body in every position, and al
ford a most healihful support to the
wearer
The Elastic will not be affected by
heat, cold or perspiration. Money re-
funded on presentation Of Corset II
not satisfactory.
Beware OF limitations which have
been put upon the market having
eoiied brass wire, which will soon cor
rode. thereby losing its elasticity, aud
will soon punch through the fabric.
making il not only uncomfortable to
the wearer, but Fuinous TO clothing.
Buy none but the Genuine, having
the silk Elastic Cores. Every pair
stamped On the inside OF Corset. For
sale by NEIL HAGGART & Co..
Salina Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-08-30
Fall Goods at solberg's
Pleasant Valley.

YourcOrrespondent has, during sum-
mer, neglected his duties on acc iun {
Of, well, too much work is a very
convenient excuse, but shall do so no
moro.
Prof Smith, OF the "Punch and
Judy" aud magician fraternity, came
and went like a meteor on the canopy
OF Our'sOeial entertainments, making
Rome howl" in the different school
houses. Little aud big children en-
joyed his clever performances.
We boosters Of the northwest part Of
Saline county would gently, but
firmly protest against the statement
OF the JOURNAL, Of two weeks ago,
that the corn In these parts was a COM
plete fizzle. Ifye editor should come
this way we would jOyfully dish up
some, somewhat ancient, roasting
ears which would leave the impress
sion on the editorial mind aIpl stOm-
ach, that such corn will undoubtedly
make over 40 bushels per acre. But
we will admit 1t was a little dry and
on that account late potatoes are a
short crop. and grass for hay is not as
plenty as last year. Wheat Is shriv-
eled in some places, but in the major
ity "A good crop and plump berry.
The familiar hum Of the thresher
will soon cease as there are 50 many
machines out, that Il is no difficulty
10 get grain threshed.
ffoRppcpoVpuNp
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Fine Suits at solberg's.
BrookviIls liens.

Cool nights.
Warm days.
Corn drying ar again.
Twelve cents fall in the wheat
market.
Farmers basy blowing and putting
in grain.
Plenty Of fine fruit in the market.
Business goOd-an0ther new clerk
at T. V. Warmers.
Jerry Miller has quit barberlng aud
gone TO breaking on the L. p.
George Gentry was over from Lyons
Sunday. He reports business good in
Lyons.
g. 5. Martin was up here from Salina
on Monday, looking for his chances in
this place for support for Register Of
Deeds.
A. G. FOOte has been canvassing our
place for JIG. Blaine's History Of Con-
gress during the twenty years at the
capitol. No doubt il will be an inter
esting history.
Sheriff Radelif's pleasant face was
on our streets again Monday. Come
again. Charley. you have many sup
porters who are glad TO meet you at
any time.
Our old friend, T. L. Bond, was
here Wednesday and made us n call.
There was n festival at the City
Hail Tuesday, union affair between
the churches here. They had a good
time aud made more than expenses.
The merchants here report business
good and growing better every day,
which Is encouraging.
a cheap John, selling goods by gas
light, was on the corner the other
evening selling goods cheap, or at
least those who bought thought so
until they found out to the contrary
Never buy goo Is OF those blOwhards
that travel through the country unless
you want to get bit.
II. p. Freeman, the world renowned
razor strap man, Is now home visiting
his family, living northwest Of this
place. Mr. Freeman has IA fine and
large a stock ranch as can be found in
this part OF the country, and IL you
call on him you will find him a very
agreeagble and entertaining old gem
tleman. OCCASIONAL.
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New Patterns, Solberg's
Notes from IorrY.

4 friend Of ours, a representative
from the upper Gypsum, was lately
over at Assaria aud says it Is "right
smartn town, although he noticed a
peg driven in the ground and a horse
shoe near by in one Of the streets.
Still there l. evidence OF the business
portion Of the jewellers being well
employed. Messrs. Underwood & co.
and the Salina and Elevator Co. have
each an elevator Of considerable ea-
nacify. Mac Is still there buying
wheat and Is, we believe, a. straight
as n shingle. Whatever a scotchman
Is in principle, he IL not only emf
nently 80 but pre-eminently 50. He
will do as well by your boy or your
hand as yourself. The road leading
into town j. well worn and shows that
large quantities Of wheat Is hauled
from the Gypsum country to that
point. But when the Gypsum gets
her road from the Grove, il will be
different. An event that We suppose
the Assarians no more desire than
many Of the business men OF Salina
The corn on the Gypsum and sur
rounding country still looks fresh and
green.
A remarkable case Of fasting Oc-
CURED near Esquire Waits last week.
A COW belonging 10 Mrs Cox kept In
the herd Of ]. n Adams fell into an
old well, and remained there four days
without food or water and still lives.
The farm known as the Chisholm
farm near Pliny school house recently
changed hands. Consideration, s., ZOO.
John Kingman sold last week 90
George Jay the south half Of Me-, sec
s price 81 600.
The wheat Is now in good condition
In this locality for thresning-tho first
time since harvest, as Il has been too
wet. There will probably be a pre-
MUM on good stackers next year.
We would say In advance 10 some Of
them not 20 start with too broad a
foundation aud not 10 fear getting too
near the clouds.
Farmers are very busy indeed. Too
busy 10 have time % talk, which is a
great privatiOn 70 the average granger
hereabOuts.
Ohice seekers, however. should per
severe, as persisieney Is a sine qlii non
n consistency - not
AEN0TAuOR.
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Latest Styles olberg's
Assaria liens.

Assafia Iisms.
Nice weather again.
Nearly time 10 sow wheat.
We hal a good rain here last satur-
day.
CAIRO a Gunnenson were running
their thresher In the city limits one
day last week
Miss Lama Amos, Miss Linnie New
man and Mrs. Charles Pendleton,
were On Assaria one day this week,
calllag May Be they came b. see
Charley Newman.
Notice b hereby given that there
viii BE- an election In school district
No. 81 in Smoky View township, On
the fth day Of September. for the pur-
pose q voting bonds q the amount Of
5000 for the purpose q building q
neu school house in Assaria- By order
q school board. NO AoRE.
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New Goods at Solberg's
East Bridge ltems.

East 3ridqe ltems.
Weather-warm with cool nights
Ground in some localities getting
dry for plOwing.
Fine weather for thFeshing, only
four steam threshers and one horse
power in operation in a few miles.
Wheat still yields well Mr. Thomas
on the John Kingman farm, had one
hundred and sixty acres in wheat that
yielded from the machine four thOus-
and bushels, had calculated on TWEEN
ty-seven hundFed-stili we hear Of
many happy disapp0intments.
Esquire Manchester has been en-
ployed TO teach the young ideas how
20 shoot" the next winter at the Tink-
Ter school.
Dennis Harkins' new house is
nearly enclosed aud makes quite a
good appearance.
At the administrator sale Of the
DOlan estate, David Reese, with a
partner, became the purchasers at S.
per acre. There was one-half section.
To build a large barn aud buy another
farm is the result Of a good crop Of
wheat. This year he has in two hun
dred acres Of corn that he thinks will
yield over fifty bushels per acre. Does
Il pay 10 farm Il In Gypsum valley
He Is but one among many, as the
large stacks Of wheat aud magnificent
fields Of corn that loom up on each
side OF the valley bear witness 10 its
fertility.
We learn that Mr.. Sampson mot
the one that bore away the gates Of
GAIA, but carried away one Of the
Posts Of Gypsum Valley made these
parts q visit one day last week. We
regret that we were not at home to
welcome him 10 our ranch.
Yes, doctor, there are great many
doubling Thomases" ia the valley.
We have heard 50 many times that
there were ties and rails for a certain
distance Of the rOad nc Council Grove,
that the report has become chronic
We think Il would be better for them
to wear out than 20 rot and rust. We
are glad, too, that Mr.. Patterson has
the means At his control 20 construct
some OF the road. but hope the ter
minus will not be at thirty miles
west Of Council Grove" Did not the
voters in the valley almost unani-
mOusly vote 10 have the county loan
Its credit 10 the road Can you sup
pose they now would be 50 suicidal as
10 wave fire brands in the way Of the
enterprise. No sir; II IRE brands are
waved, Il Il 10 say 10 prime movers
press on : We want not railroad on
paper, but one with q sereeching iron
horse, whose voice enn be heard echo
ing from valley 10 hill top Then its
sturdy sons will not have 10 plOd
through summers heat and winters
cold on q long. weary road 10 market,
bat shout "Eurekar GIN.
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Latest styles-sOlberg's.


By Universal Accord
AYERS CsTHARTIC pILLs are the best
Of al purgafives for family use. They
sre the product Of long. iaborious. AMI
successful chemical Investigation. and
their extensive use, By physicians IN
their practice, and BY an civilized na-
tons, proves them tire best and most
siectual purgatiVe PIN that medical
sr5ence can devise. Being purely veg
eia1le no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated. they are
pleasant 20 take. in intrinsic value
and curafive powers no other Pills
can Be compared with them; and every
person. knowing their virtues, win
employ them. when needed They
Keep the system IN perfect orIieF. and
maiutain IN healthy action the whole
machinery o. life. Mild, searching end
e1eeiual. they are especially adapted
% the needs 81 the digestive apparatus.
arrangements o. which they prevent
and enre. u Timely taken. They are
he best and safest phYsic 70 employ
Tor childre1 and weakened constitu-
tons. where a mid but c1ectnal
ratharfic 8 reqlIrcf.
For sale h-r all drur-isis.
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The Law term Of the District Court
commenced last Monday and closed
yesterday. The OblIging clerk Of the
court, Mr.. Ferlen, furnishes rs q mem
Orandum Of the disposition Of the
most important cases, as follows
State We. Harry Collins aud Peter
Carlberg-charged with stealing Will
Campbell's watch-COlins sent TO re-
form school and Carlberg discharged.
State vs.. F. F. JOhnsoE-Charged
with stealing C. HOlmqvist's watch
committed Ia defa ult Of bail to No
vembeF term.
Qber d Hageman vs. AlndsbOrg
Bank-defendantis motion for new
trial over-ruled. court granting 20 days
- make case for Supreme court.
g. A. w. Bone VI. Nancy GIrsch
ct al.-partitiOn suit-roPOrt Of par
ton commissioners confirmed.
Ella V. Henley W. n. N. VanFieet
partition slit-report Of commission
eFs confirmed.
Nathan Frank W. J. R. Spencer
Judgment for plaintiff By default.
Lewis Meurisse vs.. G. S. Radelif,
sheriff, judgment for defendant.
NaTeissa r. Powell IS Geo. F. Pow
eli-divorce granted on grounds Of de-
sertion.
Laura Love ". Thos- Loved
vorce granted on grounds Of desertion.
Th0s. MoHafie vs.. J. C. Maltby-
spDeal from Justices court-judgment
sustained.
Samuel Brown Va Jacob Lamar.
clerk DIT. Hopkins. treasurer and
John HagleG, director, School District
No. 1l-injunctisn against removal Of
tae Hopkins school House. settled,
and fhe building viii Be removed 20
BEidgsp1rt
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tlemen and not ~ human moustrosi-
ties, just because we are lhreshers.
The majority Of the thresliing machine
men are furnishing full outfits Of
men, that makes hands scarce IN this
vicinity.
We are Preparing for very impos-
ing ceremony when the last rail Of the
4. s 4 W. r r reaches Gypsum City.
For the present I will quit writing
and talking and be an OBSERVER.
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Fine suits at sOIberg's.
Finn Hens.

Fiuy Items.
We are still alive and kicking-or
rather pitching straw for Mr. .. =.
Harris steam thresher The 33-ineh cyl
indeF-B. +. Dow 4 Co.'s machine
Frank bought last fail, was not large
enough % suit him for an engine He
has new separator and engine made
by the same company, that be started
LAST week, aad It toes the best marx
Of any mrehine / ever saw run i
have no Ak 20 grind IN this matter, but
ifanyone wants 10 pull IN beside us to
thresh for fun OF money, they are cur
daily invited 70 come.
Mr.. Gardener was out last week and
photographed cur OUTFIT. Call on Mr..
Gardener for any work you want
done In his line. Call on Mr.. Gar
dener for one Of our photographs II
yau want 10 see q good looking outfit
81 men, We have Fcceived good iFeai-
nient from the farmers Ia the time we
hrre iaea thrrahing. They seem 10
think wo deserve 81 be lfe1ied a. gen
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suckleu's Arniea sslye.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted 10 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
hands, aud all skin erupilOns. guar
anteed 10 cure in every instance, or
money refunded. . cents per box
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Fine wedding goods At Solberg's.
Latest Styles Solberg' s
wH,rrHEAp& SEAMAN

new Aot OF AufeFlleiuE Narua.
WHirEHRAD& SEAMAN.
T.. Lott Is the only ice dealer who
can supply you With ice for the whole
season.
Clothing. clothing. elothing-the
hest fitting. best and cheapest stock
in town at Ober & Hageman's.
We have $50 good. large horses and
mares for sale al low prices and rea.
sonahle terms, at Lights ranch four
miles west ofSalina-
PRESCOTT 4 HAMILTON.
We have received and are daily re-
eeiving new boots aud shoes. We are
marketing them at the lowest possible
price. Come and examine at Ober &
Hageman's.
Money To loan on ehaitel or personal
security. Apply to
G. +. FAULRNER.
Piques, percales. white goods and
summer dress goods at cost at Ober &
Hageman's.
New Lot School Books
WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.
Goods; cheaper than ever at the old
reliable aud mammoth store OF Ober &
Hageman.
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Sheriff RadeliG went down Tuesday
to the Reform School with Harry Col
lins, who was convicted Of stealing
Will Campbell's watch. The judg-
ment Of the court In the case was that
the defendant should be eOnfinel in
the Reform School; and in case they
had no room for him there, be should
be confined in the county jail for the
period OfOne year.
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Messrs. J. B. and J. P. CANT, OF Ex-
celslOr Springs, Mo-, have been visit
ing their old time friend, r. p. era
vens, Esq. They are so much pleased
with salina that'they may possibly
locate here in general merchandising.
They are very pleasant gentlemen and
would be most welcome accessions 10
our business circles. should they de-
ternIine to become residents.
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The wheat buyers state that there
has been quite a quantity of damaged
wheat marketed. Il was damaged by
the heavy rains which fell ct the close
Of the harvest. The wheat that is
coming In now, however. Is grading
we'll.
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Judge Hamilton IL q candidate for
county surveyor. Il is unnecessary
to say in this connection that the
Judge is one Of the best and mos ex-
Perieneed surveyors 10 the country,
and well fitted in every way for the
ONE.
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Fan Goods at soIberg's.

Ayers Pills are a general favOrite,
because o. their powerful yet gentle
operation. Medical men prefer them
for nervous or delicate constitutions
Go East and visit your Kinfolks
Through tickets and checks to all
points, East, North West and South,
atluwest rates. Maps, time tables and
information for all upon application
at the U. P. depot. 25-Smos.
For anything or everything you
want 10 buy, call on Ober 4 Hage-
man,
Walter A. Woods mowers al
Schwartz's hardware store.
New Lot School Books
WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.