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Smiths Extract.
Smith. Extract d My Flower,
ThcTimcTriedandUni Appro,cdRcmely
iorall Diseases %. the Rladdgfund Kidneys.
Il Positively Cures z Acrc all
other Remedies HAS Fail.
cd 60 Produce nttA }.
Smiths Extract.

"Brlghrs Disease ot the Kil1 - fearful
scoupe, which spares neither ag1, iNnorcoudi.
ton, becomes au incurblo disease only for tho
want Of timely attention. Itallowcd to work rs
rayagcs unchecked until it has fastened upon the
vials offs yctln no medical skin can release Us
hold It clamsis prey, and annually numbers Us
victims by the thousand timely usco
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results, In proof oi
this assertion, we cite you to the numberess tcst.
monlals In our possession aud quote such emil
ncnt authorities as Dr Eli Ives, Of New Haven.
Conn, and Dr. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis
pensatory) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities. and decide for yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to m advertised medi.
cine Decide now, Il may not be too late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
Is natures own remedy tits no vile decocdon
Of nauseousdrugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland, IN Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
IL Is diurc,ic and asttingen In it, properties, and
has frequently becD used to great advantage In
DiatrhWa and Bowc, Complaints OF children. is
great merit, however, isin Ia gentle aud efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thosyStcm
to healthy condition npromptly relieves pains
In the back and loins, In cases ofweak and deb
cate females, its value Is beyond computation.
hut for the natural modcs,y Of woman, which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicity,
We might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
lnssimable benefits derived from lis use.
Ask your druggist for smiths Extract OF May
Flower Read carefully the circular around ho
bottle. II yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery aud Death.
Prepared only by s h Smith 4 Bro, Coylngton.
Ky. For salc o. al. druggists.
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rINANCE AND UOTT0N
FINANCIAL.

animal report of the director Of Tho
,bnws gold received and operated
!, dnf,ng the year Of S49CJ0000; silye-.
XIV $50, 0O0 600. The coinage Of the year
s,,1sd az S66 2O0,7l Total gold coinage.
ass on silver, t28 ,S35, 40, of which
KIN ll9 Is standard dollars. Profits on
.coipege OF silver dollars, So 70l 1888; mel
~, profts the last five years, Sl3, $50 go
gs silver in circulation, the director SAYS,
N excess of the requirements, and ex.
secs the belief that equal coinage of both
a IA and silver by all nations is desirable,
"a suggests that congress consider the
.s,tion whether the law directing the
nntbiv coinage OF two millions of silver
1DSors should not be modified or repealed
~ director recommends that the coinage
Ina gold dollar and the three-cent nickel
',"a he discontinued. The producing Of
n rS Inc current calendar year will be 1872
< 81 M and silver $40 600 900. The estimated
IM.,TIstiou of coin on October LIST was S5ii :
/ N va SO9 gold and 1926 29l, 322 silver.
. The receipts of internal revenue for the
aren't fiscal year are estimated at $120,
moo. For the year ending June 30. 1882
NV were STAG 100000, and OF this sum
4 nj 600 900 was from spirits, beer and to-
scco. II will be seen, therefore, that
Hsre Is not TO be any such large falling Oft
snssd by the reduction in the tobacco
.Tes as the republicans estimated. The
Suction in the tobacco tax has been fol.
AGED by an increased consumption. which
,,omises in year or two to bring up the
rceipts from this source TO the cid stand
nd.
Dsaps there has been no cessation Of work
A the gold and silver mines of the country.
Under Spanish rule, or from 1887 10 1921
me value Of silver produced exceeded
% 49, 94S 6l5 francs, and that of gold
a3 Sl2.O55 francs Since the independ-
lpce Of Mexico, dating from 1921 to 1880,
tbe value of silver extracted amounted TO
1904 gl, 6i5 francs and that Of gold to 2i7,.
6S $50 francs. Since 1887 to 1880 the an
pual average production OF gold and silver
has been about As 100000 francs. An au-
ihority on the subject states that it only
nouires az improved method OF extracting
tbp ore to raise Mex co to the first rank of
lountries to which the world looks for its
supply OF the precious metals.
The director OF the mint reports the gold
coinage of the year at $35 936 927. and the
silver turned out at $2S, s35, 40. The profit
on the daddy dollar during the past five
years is $l3 $50, $40, but the director is con-
vlnoed that its compulsory coinage should
be stopped.
The wheat crop of southern California
giyes pretty goOl account of itself, but
he silver crop OF 1883 will vastly exceed the
wheat crop. 1t will be at least double the
valne nf the WHEAT and barley CrOD CONF
oined.
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Bets are being made IN Allaute that the
cotton crop will be over 5000 QO bales. g.,
Shreveport circular OF Novemoes ~,
says with two exceptional showers we have
had one Of the dryest and most appropriate
seasons for gathering the crop that nN
been experienced Tor many resrsi w -
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uNAlsrAHABLY HEREDITARY.

We got some Of Swlf's specific aud gaye n IA
this case, aud IN short while Il was aureI
sound ana well. IL was as al case, thlnk al
ever saw, aud had been under excellent phys.
iglans with no pennanent benefit We have been
RNlng uto All the children as a health tDoir
We nave ionr children and ono seamstrsss " M
for yeue, have suffered intensely every sprinT
with eryslpelas, and though they hays been
taking switts speclho only Ia small doses 81 a
/ health tonic, they all without exc ptlon paSs,d
| flRnt, ~ N''-
4 young lady Of the institution. who has bssn
Win US lor cars, has been trouble with q moot
! aggravated rash ever since she was child. she
tried oil The known remedies that are presc rihel
! for u with no onChs hut she has been cured
| by taking swiifs specific. and has had no re.
turn OF the trouble. "
10 Is such en- excellent tonic aud keeps tho
blood so pure that the systm Is lass liable 10
contract dlseMe, Al Ut the teachers aud chil.
dren who ate old enough to know agree with
mo 10 Oeieying Il Is the greatest niedcine
Known. My faith IN II IL unboundef, and /
anu my assistants take great pleasure In recon-.
| intending u toovery one | can at all times be
found ~ the Home aud will take pleasure In
seeing or corresponding with any who il inter-
0sled IN The remedy, RAY, l. n. PAINE
Orphans Nome Macon Ga.
our ueastse o. Blood and SKIN Diseases
mailed free TO applicants
THE SWIFT aPEOIFIC 90,
| Drawer e. Atlanta "a
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Beauty, that transitory flower, can only
be held by using Pozzon's medicated com
plexion powder.
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Hoites " tne HeAi. the vital llnid passing un0h.
that lead 70 insanity and death,
Thh ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
VIII agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars Tor
case o. this Kind tho VITAL RESTORATIVE
under heir special advice and treatment Will
not cure or for anythlnR Impure or inluhouf
found In Il. TUE EN0LlsH MEDICAL IR-
sTl1UIE treats all Private Diseases snOneehilly
without mercury. Consultation Free ThOIs
sis Of urine, 80. Price Of Vltal ltsntl tive
u,t0 bottle or four times the quantity, o.. OF
sent 70 any address on receipt OF pnoo. OF d o. d.
lno q, o. d, sent without o. enclosed a. guar
name II desired, BY ENaLIaH MIDIOAH
lhsIlTUTE,7ls Olivosifeet ~ I0uis. NisFrvi
Wholosalo Agcna. ). :. sCuoTr & GO. },
weston. TaxW
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COTTON

The receipts of cotton in this city to-day
ware I6l bales, rs follows; Force 8
yard 10. at Planters yard "a, at California
yard 81 and at Compress 60; otthese y came
By rail as follows: For Kesey Bros. y, aud
for Wa'd Hill 10 all from Lewisyille. Ihe
shipments were 200 bales for W. b. Light
foot eco. over the Houston ana Texas Cen
trail, 100 bales for Whi,s Il Co, over me
Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe. The only
changes to note IN quotations to-day is 4
decline OF sixteenth In Liverpool. AZ oil
the ports In this country the markets ara
dull or easy. The consolidated receipt are
over 5000 bales less to-day than they were
Of the same date one year ago, but the
stock ON hand Is nearly 10000 bales more
now than it was nj that period. Texas
cotton this year is winning golden opinions
on account lflts 3olor aud staple ana u
brings from sixteenth to an eighth more
than current quotations In this city The
market is firm,
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
hiddltng
strict Niddling,
HIlf M al .Hs asHa &c q FL HH
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ss-pk. kuekNk DxVApX OF FRANCE
hs, made US his accents tor ID state Of rosss "a
olal Restorative o. Vitallser.h an auected WIN
nervous debility, loss OF maahoad and All H.
dtd Diseases should al once procure his circul1f
tIom which 10 learn the cause Of the aiaeasns
as OF through Us by Your drpKeisto an 4 v az nress
the neyor-feillug remedy
ORoWDuS BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM
Wholesale Druggists Dallas, reIaa
ny retail ~ Howell 4 Rms an j, H. willlaa =
llu isrsted MARRIAGE Guide, go pages, ea.A
and gilt binding. 30 eeats same ia paper cover
% cents Manhood. 10 eents; womanhood is
cents pamphlet cents. securely sealed. as
mail Send money or postage stamps. Or
WHITTIER the Great Specialist Git 81
Charles Street. 81. Louis. Mo.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

a n0Ver.failine tnDif
for Nervous Debility
.exhaustod vitality, bcn
nal Weakness, 5pers
Amatorrhoa, LnH-
MANHOOD 1
10y, ParalYa, o
the terrible q
Self Abuse.
lfOilles and exc
matnrer years
Loss OF Nero
,situde Nootun
sion, Aversion I
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I'M IMPRnYES NM QUALITY On

III lMFhUfES lhE OuALllI vi
tho Hood aud enrichss 70. and IL thoro-
fore a fine inrig0rtint aud corrccftro
In eaaes of all chronic maladios which
are associated with an fMPoyERHHED
FrArEoF THE BLOOD. These all ylold
tOthe regulating AMI nourishing prop
crtlcs ia great food tonic olomentE-
ucnmpensateA fortho toss II rttaltfN-
induced by Consumption, Cdtdrrh or
bronchial and Throat affections. nc
sslH reBedu Feminine Dc0ttttv ana
reimburse the Female physique Tor
those losses Of Vitality accompany
ing conplalnis peculiar u the sczn--
MotbersuHrslp.g their own chtldrciip
aud delicate trOnicn who expect 10
boNome mothers ami bring up rigOr-
o,ts chiidrrn should by all means uhO
IT, ~ ,riH restore sufferers ffoHs
Mental or Nervous f'rosirdfion afls-
Ing from Orer-irork, Ercesscs or
yrofraetcd Disease. 10 trN cure
Drunkenness and tho Opium Habtt
for az tho appetite grows hehlihicr
and digestion moro " gorous through
the uso Of thla Tonic, tho UNNATURAL
craving dies away until totally OK
tnrt, Ifishlghln ben,rciat 20 Lrci.
Conplainis, Ma'ari1i Fever. anu
All Malariai Disease; and Tor tho
dsbliiiatinc objects ~ TcrcT Of any
Rad IL has 40 equal. ~ repdira
,rnsie. Improves Digestion and Up
,,sfiis. aud aiforls tho Duspspfic IN
,alid an edslly dSsimiiable article
OF 6,ai, and IA 40 pleasant 10 tho tasio
th,t tho most sentative palate will not
reject IT,
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UnoICE VINES.

Grape vino cuttings and TooHngs rom the
celebrated Norba huena vineyard aud nuuery,
Santa Clara county, California, for table use
wine and brandy making Full Instructions
yea In grape culture.
Address. ? q puRHs. Prnr-ie,o-
Box w pAn yuso, California
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Wisconsin Cyclone.

Racine, Wis, l9.-InveetigAtion this
morning only serves to swell the list OF
casuAlties and make more aWeoplnx the
destruction occasiened by the cyclone
last night. Fully twenty were killed and
hundreds injured; $50 house were de-
nolished, and had the cyclO1e struck the
business centre, the damage would not
easily have been calcuable. At the
Western Union junction, seven miles
west Of Racine, many houses were
carried away, and one y ung man YVES
killed.
Racine, 19.-Noou. The Gun rose
bright this morning on the scene Of DESC
lst'on left In the tornado track. AS yet
the liat of dead ia not accurate, but 1t Is
safe to estimate that sixteen livea we're
lost in and about Racine. Men are at
work clearing away the debris and
women clad in borrowed clothes are bur-
ryipg about with tear stained eyes be-
moaning &Ee loss OF their homes and rela-
tives and friends. Steps are already be-
ing taken to relieve those in immediate
want and Mayor Fish has issued q mani
festo calling on citlz4Ds for contributions
to be left at the Office of toe city treas
urer. "a special meeteng Of the council
was held ct 10s. N and lctiou was
taken toward caring for the dead and
MANNED and penniless. The suffering
is confined to the very northern outsEh Is
Of the city, among laborers and mer-
chants who owned their little prop
erty, which was completely swept away.
Racine, Wis, l9-The foaneisl loss
by the storm will not exceed 80, 00J dol
lars. The buildings demolished we're
principally frame structures: and the
individual losses range from three hun
dred dollars to seven thousand.
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Dunn,s AcauittaI.

Chicago. 19-The verdict reached in
the trial Of Jere Dunn provokes savag )
comment in all the city papers this morn
ing and the alleged agencies, which
aided in his scquittsl are particularly
condemned by two or three of the morn
ing journals. They al give long &C.
counts of the reception rendered Dunn
by the sporting Paternity after he was
acquitted in the count room. Champaign
being given him at the resort known as
'The Drum" W hich lasted very nearly
through the entire night. Among those
who grssped the hand of Dunn was the
character known "Stock Yard Johnnie, u
and Dunn resenting the overtures struck
the MAI in the face. The incident is re-
lated to have put the crowd in high
spirits. The leading counsel who had
defended him SO successfully, was noted
among those present at the fine supper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-20
OK TRAIN FOR SALE.

FreighGers AMI Lumbermen
can meet with an opportunity seldom
offered now s-days, to purchase a first
class outfit, consisting of Fifteen
Yoke eff Large. Fine Oxen, all
carefully selected and especially sdapted
for road or mountain work. Also S1x
w wagons. completely rugged for freight
ing, with Yokes, Or aims, Shoes. etc. etc.
Everything new and in first class order.
The oxen have been we'll fed and cared
for during the past winter, and are in az.
cellent condition for work. The ontft
can be seen at Juab Station. Utah Gen.
trail Railway. For particulars apply to
the office of Kimball & Lawrence, Kim
ball Block, this city. -. apis
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COMING SOUTH.
10IMo N0RTA.

ayiug
fnreruedt am
eisat e tn SO
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Those who deaden sensation an6

Those who deaden sensation and
stupefy the patient to relieve suffer
ing, make grave mistake. They
proceed upon the false idea that it
is legitimate to procure relief from
pain by destroying physical sensi-
bility. This method, carried to the
last extremity, would kill the pa
tent to end suffering. 1t is not
presumed hat Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will raise the
dead, but it often does restore those
who are given up as hopeless cases
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The Inforners.

Dublin, 19.-The crown proposes to
distribute the reward offered for the de-
lection CT the Phoenix Park murderers,
among informers. 1t is believed it will
also send abroad forthwith al! infor ners
who desire 10 leave the country.
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DYnanliters.

liverpool. 19.-The dynamite conspi-
rators Kennedy, O'Herlihy, O'Con nor,
alias Dalton, Dessey and Flanagan were
Srraigned in court this morning and
formally charged with conspiracy to muir
der, as well as treason and felony.
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Government Money.

Washington, 18--Gold and silver and
United States notes in Treasury. -;
gold coin and bullion, s192 O76, O45 !;
silver dollars and bullion, Sill, 349, 797;
fractional silver coins, $28 l9O.669
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The Pope's Circular.

London, 19.-The excitement in
Ireland over the Pope's circular to the
clergy is undated, and finds expression
in all quarters.
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E. AUSTIN,
Manager.
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL,

THE PRoPRIETOKS TAKE PLEASURE
/ in announcing to the public that they
have remoddled and rehtted the Hotel.
The Dining rooms are spacious and the best
OF Meals will be served night and day.,
Single mesls, 500.
hot Lunches (as per card,) 25c.
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to 50 per day SO to
SO per week.
Board, 81 per week.
Tie Bar has been removed to the north OF
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
tbs accommodation of guests, and is now
open. a. PODlECH g. CO.
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Failure.

New York. 19.-Jesse Oakley s. Co.,
the well-known soap manufacturers,
have assigned with preference amounting
to $2l4,4L6.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-13
AssaFia Hsma

AA~NAAAH
Rained Mondsy morning.
Looks like rain this TUESDAY,
evening.
The ground Is still dry and we need
rain bad 10 insure good fall crop.
, Il was reported that Thomas Corr
gan, Of Liberty township, had sold his
farm and will soon 90 back to Mich
igan.
A few days ago DR.. Knox bought an
sl25 organ Of Melbert, the Sallna or
gan man. We hope the DR.. will not
devote his whole attention to music.
N. ID. Sampson, editor Of the Saline
County JOURNAI.,and Sheriff RadcliH
were seen on our streets one day last
week. Charley was out looking up his
chances for reelection.
We have not heard any one grum-
bling In this meek o. the woods, - be-
cause county attorney Foster dis
missed these cases which were iinger-
ing in esq. Bishops court. We don't
see how an attorney can prosecute
without a prosecuting witness.
some Of our farmers "made hay
while the sun shines, "and some Of
them were fortunate enough 10 get
their hay wet, during the rain last
Monday morning, and still others are
waiting for frost 10 come before their
hay will get ripe enough TO cut.
10. MORE.
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We the undersigned, in behalf Of
the people Of the Stone School House
district, take this method Of thanking
the people Of SalIna and others, for
their aid In making the festival Of
last Saturday night, for tie benefit Of
Mrs. Shead q success The net pro-
ceeds was 500.
Mrs. LIEBERT,
MRS. QUEsTED,
MRS. BEDFORD, and others.
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@. A. HOUGH, Sec.

The ladies Of the Christian church
will give the last ice cream festival Of
the season at the residence Of Mr.. H.
C. Rash this Thursday evening.
Chinese lanterns will be suspended
from the branches Of trees as usual,
and the moon will be on duty prompt
ly to light up the dark corners Of the
premises with her mellow rays, de
priving the young folks Of the oppor-
tunity Of playing their bewitehing
games Of Glove in the dark"
IL rain and storms should interfere,
To the parlOrs we'll repair;
With cake as fine as cooks can bake Il
And cream Is cold as Ice can make It.
And with these transient comforts
blest,
Well revel in a joyous feast.
With notices ever free and broad,
Together round the smiling board.
MRS. J. w. DAILY, Sec.
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At the last meeting Of the society
little was done, owing 10 the absence
Of several members. occasioned by the
teachers' examination then IN session.
A general talk on the objects Of the
society and the best methods Of pro
cseding with the work to be done,
wss INDUCED In by different members
and others. Several new members
were recelved. Our next meeting
viii be held on the first Saturday in
October ct 2 O'Clock P. n, ct the Pres
byteFian church Of Saiins. An inter
esting programme win be carried ont
All are invited to sttsnd, sRd espee-
tally do we invite the cooperation Of
all Sunday School workers and all In
terested In Temperance education.
II. L. SFULI., Sec
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Oaiy used II AYEE's AoUE CUKE, has
proven Itself q never falling and FapId
cure for every form o. Maiariai Dis
order, Fever and Ague. or Chills and
Fever. No injury follows rs use, and
rs e1ects ape permanent 10 rou5e8
The system 20 q condition d vigorous
healfk, eleanses the blood q malarial
poison. and imparts q feeling o. con-
fort and security most desirable n
Ague districts. 1t Is an excellent tonic
and pTeventstiTe, a. wen IS cure, q
cd complailts peculiar 70 maleric1s,
naarshy and miasmafic regions ne
greet superiority o. AYEs's AGUE CUEE
over any olhzr eonp0und 4 thgt 3
contains no cdinine, Arsenic, % mia
erai, consequently 4 produces nc
Cuinlsm o. Injurious e0scfs whatever
up0a the constitution Those cnred
b. e are lelt-as healthy as n they had
never had lhe disease.
The dinsct seton % AYER's AGCB
CunR upon tie Liver and Digestive
Organs makes 4 q superior remedy
f5f Liver c0mpls'n1l. producing many
FeIlEr<a1ls eurc1. where Cllef ul1ls
cinen have fle1
For alls 81 all trgilt4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-13

SaIlas couaiy's Uhsai aad Oais Yield.
While many farmers have kindly
responded to the invitation TO report
their yields Of wheat and oats. the
number ls not nearly 90 large as It
should be. We urge upon every
farmer 10 make bis report, that the
grand array Of figures may be pub
lished to the world as testimony con-
cerning Saline eOunty's agricultural
resources It is very little trouble to
the farmer to make such q report. and
IN doing II he ls not only working for
the common good bot for himself
We publish below . number Of the re-
ports already in:
REPORTED BY CRIPPEN, LAWRENCE
q CO.
Names No. scs Kind Of land Wheat Osts
rernc uer ae
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We are now ready to tap the mains
and make contracts for furnishing
water 10 the public for domestic and
other purposes.
THE SALIVA WATzR WoRKs Co.
Toe.
Buy your Ice Of =. Lott and Be sure
10 have Il for the whole season.
Hats and caps for the million.
Cheap Il the word az Ober 4 Hags-
mans
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton cure IL sold by ns on q guarantee.
II cures consumption. For sale by
Oscar SellE.
New Lot Of Advertising Cards.
WHITEHEAD SEAMAN.
E.LOtE Is the only Ice dealer who
can supply you with ice for the whole
season.
Clothing, clothing, elOthing-the
best fitting. best and cheapest stock
In town at Ober q Hageman's.
We have received ana are daily re-
eeiving new boots and shoes. We are
marketing them ct the lowest possible
price. Come and examine It Ober &
Hageman's.
Goods, cheaper than ever at the old
reliable and mammoth store Of ODER 4
Hageman.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
iOh's POrus Plaster. Price g cents.
For sale by Oscar Seitz.
Go East and visit your Kinfolks
Through tickets and checks to all
points, East, North West and South,
atlOwest rates. Maps, time tables and
information for all upon application
al the U. P. depot. 25-SmOs.
For anything or everything you
want to buy. call ON Ober 4 Hsge-
man.
Walter A. Woods mowers at
Schwartz's hardware store.
New Lot School Books
WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.