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Tho World Renowned Specialists Per-
mnnently Located at

Tho great, we'll known and responsible Fan
Fraucisco haIsis city and Chicago specialists
now over s years. IN y ont:na ara physlclens and
surgeons able to sucC 'ssfu!ly coEnba the so-called
obstinate ana lIcuraDIe diseases, have epsEt
many years OF study and research in the best
Hospitals and ! edical Colleges of this Country,
anu have no superior in diaE no5iaH and treat
ing diseases and dsiormitie,. @noug tho d d
eases with which they have met such wonderful
resulta. may BIO mcrttoncd those terrible dis
orders which have roeu.ted in organic weakness,
kervous Debility, Premature Iecllne, Impaired
memory, hen'nl ANXIETY, absence of VIII power,
Melancholy, Weak-back and kindred ailments,
which SO Often drive TO insanity or suicide or
render unf. to perform the dutiss of liie-
Epilepsy cDred by n.wIy discoveret remedies
Diseases If tho Rectum. lilies, t~istu.a. etc
cured without pm knite or los of timo. LIS
eases Of women. The Doctors hnEe had wonder
full success in relieving hunareds of these poor
sufferers, and have pcrfectaa u homo treatmeat.
by which the pltient can treat Eerrelf at homo
without the incon genienco experienced by tho
ueual method Of treatment Diyeases of tho
Fever are durable. Disoasee of tho Lyo and Ear,
are operations performed without rain. sranu-
lated Lids cuIei. spactal"s and rye GLASS; OF
the tlnset Crystal groundt to order and perfectly
adjusted to suit the most complica'e ed case.
FREQ examination of Crina-bring sample. O.
markablo cures effected In cases which have
resisted and been neglected and and unsklll.
fully .reate!. no experiments or failures. II
e case is incurahlo The panient will be so inform.
ed. Cases trcctel by mil or expres, Int Dor
sonal consulta ion preferred. strictly con
tldential aud nedioin.s sent to any part OF tn;
United States.
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Specimen Cases.

S. II. Clifford, New Cassell. Wis, WA
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordercd, his liyer was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
way, and he Was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.. had
q running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bittsts and seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica
Snlve, and his leg 10 nound and we'll. John
Speaker, Catawbn. OHIO, had five large fe-
yer sores on his leg. Doctors said he was
incurable. One bottle OF Electric Bite Q
and one box of Bucklen's A MICA Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by III. M. Parohen
4 Co.'s drug store.
Large line of ladies blouse waists at The Eee
Hive.
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The REASONS WHY



The Chicago, Milwaukee d. st. Paul railway
Is the fsvorite:
1t is the oldest and was first in the field
It's train service is the very beat.
1t 10 the FIRST to adopt improvements.
It's sleepers are palaces on wheels.
1t runs elegant drawing .oom sleepers on
night trains.
It's trains are lignted by electricity.
1t runs luxurious chnir cars on day trains.
II 10 the only line using the electric berth
lemp.
It's dining car service Is uneIoelled.
It's trains run solid to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
1t is the best route TO ST. Loris and the
south.
1t Is tho hes, route TO Kansas City and the
vest.
1t runs four daily trains TO Milwaukee
and Chicago.
1t rims two daily trains to 81. Louis and
Kansas City.
1t is the government fast mail route.
II is popularity styled the old Re table,"
1t furnishes safety, comfort and spesd to
patrons.
For information az to tho lowest ratcs to
all points in United states ind Canada via
The Milwaukee," apply to any coulop
ticket agent, or address
j.. I. COMFY,
Asst Gsn'l Paas. hgt.
6t. Paul, MINI.
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Manhood

Dr. l. Z, Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
specthc for Hyftcria, Dizziness, Fits, hsuralgia
headscha, Neiv ms rrOs'tntion caused by alcohol
or tobacco. WaEefulnss". Mental Ilepro sion,
SCREENING o. Ira II, causing INSANITY, mi cry, do
CAY; deaih. i rem"tGrn Old agr, Ea-rsnnosa, Loss
OF roTer IN cithrr 20, impotency, lencorrhna
snl al feinale NeainGs"n, Involuntary Losses.
BRAN, 'eif-sbass, o,or-indulgonce. a mon IA q
Treatment q, d for -, by mil. Ws pulr,n'e 90 q
boxes TO cure. Each order fer G boxes with IS
"Iii send written guaraniee to refnnd if not
cuTei. guarantees issued only by IL. hi. rarcheo
q Co.. sole agents, holens. Mont.
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IN INDIA.
An Organized Band Operating on thu
Railways There.

A band of prisoners ia believed to be OF
work on tho railways in the northwest
provinces. says a local paper. According to
the correspondents: ''There have been dur
ing the last few months a large number of
deaths in carriages among the native third
class passengers travelling on the East
India railway. The bodies are handed over
by the railway authorities to the police,
who dispose of them rs expedisiously IA
possible. In most cases there is little or no
property fonnd on the bodies, not even
railway tickets, and generally they are
found in an empty carriage. These facts
do not appear to have awakened she suo-
picions of the police. or perhaps they have
recognized their Incompetence to prevent
or detect such ctimes. AS, however, the
native passengers contribute over 80 per
cent Of coaching receipts, it is high time
some efforts were made to afford them pro-
lection for their life aud property. bonn
bay Gazette.
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BOYS WEAR.
HOUSEHOLD LINENS.

On all Linen Towels in stock we shall give a discount this
week of 20 per cent.
On all Linen Table Cloths and Fancy Table Sets, 20 per
cent off. @
On all Linen Napkins and Doylies, 20 per cent off.
On all Table Linens by the yard, a general discount of 10
per cent.
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in our own county concealmens of age is
regarded as a harmless fiction, and the
practice is supposed to be rather prevalent
among women who arc more than % and
pudeTA75. says the London Daily News. In
Austria q more serious view is taken of this
offense. by a recent decree of their courts
oflaw Il marriage was annulled on the hus-
hand showing that the bride had concealed
the exact number of years that had passed
over her head. She pretended to be fifteen
years younger than she really was.
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To1HE 6TCCKI oLp"7S CFlHE III IN:
10th MIN NJ Co =n vow o3 tho desire Of
this cor p,ny 10 a4nil iteU.f Of tho uri iefe ot n
Ii" !ust ,n.c'cd by tin le4itla;ure, of Montana,
Eheteh; hlon con ont OF Ito hols ora II JDo"
thirds 81 ia, stock, his compGnt ma makr i's
htrrk asseHnhir. ii :taed ot ow2"Ft Of s.ock
oil this conn any ~ HI ulEy have certificates III tho
namo a. otuorr Than themselves 20 .eni thnin
u tIt oihCo for transfer. in u!dor to establish
proper ownership
l. d. EUMsEY. PRESIDENT
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The Thomas Cruise

The Thomas Cruise
SAVINGS BANK. OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the laws o.
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 100000.
rHo M e tRHsE. vice-Prssidea
VIM. j. COoKE.:"..As.t Treas. and Secretary.
WM. j. SWEENEY. ........-"..... Treasurer
VIM. J.. Cooke. WE. j. Sweeney.
John Fagsn.
Allows per cent interest on Savings DeDositA
sompounded January AID July.
Transacts a general banking business. Draw.
exchange on the principal cities Of tho United
States and Europe.
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 o. M. to 4 p. m. Also on
Saturday and Monday evenings from = to =
e'clock
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NATIONAL
.oan & Saving Union
HELENA, MONTANA

Building anil Loan ~stock-snfsst Iavoss-
ment. Most saved Mt Least Cost.
Glass AS 10 per share monthly.
III" I.OO per share monthly.
i" &c" LOO and upwards, 7 por cent interest
Certifc ,tes, interest s per cent payable auarier,y
For tao provident the above offer the best and
safest of al plethoos of saving. Apply Tor
mombership. or particulars and facts.
once, Aiercnants Natl Bank huiIoing.
JOHN Il. WILSON. President.
wv. /. WHITAKER, Secretary.
II. W. KNIGHT, Jr. treasurer.
Depoeitory and trustes OF 6ecurities-firse
National Bank. Helena
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Because she Lied About lie Age.

Plain truth is good enough for Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. NO need of ensationalism Hoods
[ urhS.
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%, "a and rs
South Main st.


O 1oc-Ladies' Summer Vests, low neck and sleeve
less, worth 2oc. For Ioc.
FOR 2sc-Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Sleeveless Vests, in white,
ecru and black, worth 4oc. For CSC.
FOR 35c-Iadies' Heavy Jersey Ribbed Vests, with long
sleeves, pants to match, worth SOC. For S5c.
FOR 7sc-Ladies' Blouse Waists, worth 81. For 75c.
FOR o5c--Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns, Chemlse' Drawers
and Skirts, worth ST.. For Csc.
FOR 1oc-Lades' Fast Black Cotton Hose, worth IS.
For 1oc.
FOR 2oc-Lades' Fast Black Cotton Hose, seamless, worth
3oc. For zoe.
FOR ,oc-Lades' Fast Black Balbriggan Hose, fine guage,
worth 4oc. For soc.
FOR 35c-Ladies' Fast Black Babriggan Hose, 40 gauge,
worth soc. For S5c. "
Better and finer qualities of %balbriggan, Isle thread and
silk hose from soc to S..
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LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY

ID S. Main ST, Helena.
lO4 Randolph ST, Chicago.
8 East Broadway, Butte, Mont.
400 Geary ST, San Francisco.
Sol w. Sth St. Kansas City.
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National Bank

OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $5OO,OOo
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $7oO,O 900
Designated Depository Of the
United States.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits. So
General banking In ,iness. Transacted.
kSfety Deposit Boxes tor Rent
Dlrectorss -s.--=
!: ,ldent
I. h. KLLE5INscHiiiMiiIDLir..::. Aasst.nt cashier
GEO. II. HILL........Se Second Assistant Cashier
Granville Smart stookerowe.
J. c. Curtin ......... Clarke. Conrad Curtin
8 r Allen Mining and ~stos[srow'r
4. n. aoltsr....::...X. NJ. Hotter Hardware Co
Associated Banks,
Northwestern National Bank $500. Great ais
First Natter nal Bank .............. Miss ,u'a
First National butte
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-10
WEST VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

Interesting and Eewsy State Happenings Boiled
Down for HastY Reading.
Gov. w. "A. MacCorkle Friday reap
pointed B. D. Spillman, Of Parkers-
burg, Brigadier General Of the West
Virginia National Guards.
The resignation Of Col. J. T. Bowyer
aid,de-camp on the staff Of the com
mander in-chief Of the militia Of West
Virginia, has been received and ac-
cepted BY Governor MacCorkle.
All Of the buildings comprising tile
Phoenix Powder Mills at Kellogg, w.
Va, which were recently destroyed, By
an explosion, have been rebuilt and
the plant is now in constant operation
and has been so for quite while with
out accident.
The governor has issued notaries'
commissions TO a. w. Cook, Mcdowell
county; Alex Prunty, Ritchic county;
J. w. M. Appleton, Monroe county;
Otto G. Hintz, Harrison county; Ira
Taylor, Richie county; 2. M Cham
bcrs, Roane county; D. G. Dawson,
Lincoln county and W. r. Brown,
Doddridge.
The rank and file Of the National
Guards Of West Virginia we're all 50
well pleased with the encampment
grounds at this place that they were
nearly all in favor Of returning here
again for this years encampment. We
understand the proper officers were
here few days ago negotiating for
the same grounds as were used last
year,in and all probability the encamp-
ment will come here. Parkersburg
Sentinel.
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rs osnluf "a es.sr 4 Fs.ssas ksss.l4s.ns,.
ma S,r..rsn.

rs O,nluf IA os.ss 4 Fsl.sas. Asls.l4s.ssss
md sinaxsn.
Mrs. d. II. stuckey ssill suffers ser
ions illness
MI. Jas. +. Thompson Is ii Bal,i-
more to-day.
AFthnr Herring has rcnrned 70.
school at Romney.
Mr.. John W. Thompson spcnt Sun.
day at Shenandoah Junction.
Mr.. +. $. Emmett has returned
from business trip 10 New York.
Mr.. Charlie Baker, Of jefferson Co,
spent yesterday with friends in this
city.
Mr.. James Thompson still lies very
i'll at his home at Shenandoah, juno
ton.
Miss Lula Long, who has been the
guest Of Miss Ella Bevans at Bruins
wick, has returned homo.
Mr.. c. P. Herring and daughter
have returned from delightful trip
70 Jacksonville, Florida.
Mr.. Gustav Matthaei passed through
this city yesterday, and was greeted
BY many o. his friends at the depot
Miss Blanche Whitson, Of Cham
bcrsburg, P..., accompanied by her
brother, Charlie. Il visiting friends
in this city.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles II.
Couchman are glad to see him com
valescing, after being confined to his
room for few months.
Mr.. Walter Drenner, formerly Of
the Herald, but lately at the Statesmen
Office, has secured situation in Bal
more, and left for that city yesterday.
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TALK OF rHB TOWN

Ii 4
Dents ny Whotola You Say You Saw itia 9TH,
WorIdn
The grand jury will meet o.morrow,
Fruit trees are coming out in bios
som.
Tho fields are assuming tho verdant
hue characteristic of this season 81 tile
year.
A number Of sportsmen If this city,
went fishing this evening. We wish
them good luck.
Mr.. e. G. Williams, Jr., is erecting
two dwellings, at the extreme west end
Of King street.
Mr.. Jno. w Martin is improving his
property on Maple avenue BY the cree
ton Of a handsome portico.
President Wilson, Of the street rail-
way company, has d force Of hands
at work fixing up the park.
Mr.. Clarence Moler met with quite d
painful accident in the B. a O. shop
at Brunswick, which resulted in bad
" mashed and broken thumb.
Mr.. John T. Martin, general yard
master at Brunswick. received very
handsome little sail boat last week, as
present from Mr. Thos. Fitzgerald,
superintendent Of the B. & o. Mr..
Martin will launch her on the old Po-
tomac.
The Potomac House, at Harper's
Ferry, having become the property Of
the B. 80. r. r. Co., il being torn
away, in order to make way for the
new bridge which viii span the river
just at that point. The tunnel on the
opposite side Of tho river is about half
completed. "A large force Of hands
are working day and night. Several
large compressed air drills ARE III use
and rapid progress is being made
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~atsed along 4 country waSt
Tho air Wa sWcct-as sweet ~ May
A small hand claspcd IN minr. The willis
IwAtcAed a chiIds swim giancing snlilo
Andilstencd V his queries swcct
The path was yellow AZ our foot
with dandeiinna- chiidhood,a gold;
uo stood among them bright and bold.
Gay pfnttiing, and ssoi mamma dear"
The young VOICE sounded fnii and clear
SIR All these posics full Of iiEht
We're only sovcrcigns big and bright
I'D pick Is many ~ could
!. ia be . rich man. that would,
ia get a snip, and DER the sen
We would so sailing, you and mo.
I'd buy a castle hig and iine.
And on marsh mniiowa we would dino;
Your gown should b Of siik. and blue,
I'd buy great his crown for yon
Z some ruhics Tor your neck ia got
No queen could look so fine-and yct
A. eight o'clock I'd want your gown
To be like this onc--old and brown
TO lay my check on, while you sing
Just Homo, Sweet Home or somo such
thingl
Pooh, money ISN'T much. for we
Arp happy now as We can bo,
And these big dandelinea, say,
Are bettnr'n dollars any day
/" So big. 50 yellow and so bright,
They fairly dazzle me with light;
How nico 10 be here Just with ron,
The grass 80 green. tho sky 80 biua
ia rather be your boy and walk
Out hcre with you and talk and talk,
Than he q king OF Vanderbilt
only wish they wouldn't VIII
How glad am that am mo.
Iwouldn't change 0 king 70 bo"
Ada 1 Gale. in Inter Ocean
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Vssyins T.npsrasan v.al.,s sssr-s : Oh
Bnsine.

Hs1ins Tsn.pssstan vl1is.t Storms Oh
Eztlng.
Rev. Ira Hicksin his predictions for
April says Expect general cold
wave to spread over the country a. the
storms pass 70 the eastward, and Pre-
pare for frost, and considerable freez-
ing northwari, in the intervening days
and nights prior TO about the 9th and
10TH On and about these dates it win
grow suddenly very warm, and reac
tionary storms will appear in many
parts and with marked energy. Heavy
hallstorms are sure to result. Another
dash Of cool to cold weather viii fallin
behind these disturbances disappearing
gradually up to about the 18th.
Between the 18th and 18th the whole
country viii feel the effects of a very
warm wave. and storms Of great vio-
lence are to be apprehended on and
about the 18th, 10th and 18th. Tie
disturbances from the 18th to tho 18th
are apt to be prolonged by existing
causes into the reactionary storms due
about the 2lst and 22nd.
The Goth is the central day Of the
last period for the month, which period
embraces the 18th 10 the 2Sth inclusive,
During this period it win will grow
very warm again, and many heavy
storms Of rain, hail and thunder will
travel from west to cast across our
continent. After the storms, look for
cold and frost. The month promises
to end very cold.
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SOCIAL SESSIONS.

Social Sessions met ia regular scs-
sion last Monday evening, at tho home
os Miss Grace Smurr, on Maple avenue.
Quite number Of visitors were pros
ent. The gentlemen were highly
pleased with the neat little surprise
which the ladies had prepared for
them. To visitors, we Frankly say:
we heartily invite You to meet with
us often we ARC glad 70 have yon
with u.s. PRESIDENT.
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FIRE IN a WEST VIRGINIA TOWN.

Trains Could Eot Pass on Account Of Intense
Heat.
News reached here Saturday Of q
FIRE at Clifton, in Mason county, about
six miles below Parkersbnrg, on the
Ohio River Railroad, The large salt
works 1T that place took fire about 2
o'clock and were entirely destroyed.
Tho flames communicated with the
business portion Of the town and near
" everv business house and the Odd
Fellows Hall were destroyed. The
Ohio River Railroad trains were mn
able to pass on account Of the intense
heat. No estimates were given Of
the loss OF insurance, and, in fact, the
details are meagre. Clifton has ia popu-
lation Of ] 800.
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GOOD SODA IS A LUXURY.

Because ii is hard to find. Our soda
pleases all the faculties.
1t pleasesithe eye,5
Clear, bright and sparkling.
II pleases The touch,
Glasses Of good quality and clean.
IT pleases the nerves,
Delicate service, no Earring or order filling
It pleases the taste,
Cool pure and delicious.
Our syrups are made from pure fruit
Juices, special this week Red Messina
Oranges at the soda fountain Of A. M.
Gilbert & Bros, IL N. Queen street.
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ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS.

Hospitalities in Honor Of Miss Jones, Of
BerTyyille, Va.
Miss Grace Smurr entertained quite
a number Of her friends on Friday
evening, who had assembled at her
home, in response TO her invitation.
Miss Smurr entertained well, and none
Of herNguests were at loss for amuse-
menta The evening passed rapidly
away. Refreshments were served in
Guiding all the delicacies Of the season.
The entertainment was given in honor
Of Miss Gertrude Jones, Of Berryyille,
Va, who has been visiting Miss Smurr.
Miss Jones returned homo Saturday.
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FIRST SIGNAL.

The Weather Observer is highly
gratifed with the very satisfactory
arrangements made with the Kilhourn
Knitting Co. 10 whistle the weather
signals during the growing season.
The first signal Of the season sounded
this morning, which consisted Of the
warning signal to attract attention,
followed BY three long and two short
blasts, indicating local showers, rising
temperature.
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A smart Blind girl.

A blind girl, who lives In Canada,
makes about R50 year clear profit from
her personal cultivation OF a couple Of
acres Of ground on her fathers farm.
She has herself erected fence around
her special domain, and has purchased
and had constructed pump in one corner
Of her field that IS supplied from well
which she herself discovered. She can
detect insect life on her plants and vege-
tables by her acute sense Of touch and
hearing, and grass and weeds she can
sasily distinguish by their difference 81
texture and shape The Million.
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IA anasr Mnrnr.

The history Of wagers Is an extraofdi-
nary one, but few incidents can excel the
following for its oddly and originality:
In 1921 a Mr.. Huddy, the postmaster Of
Lismore, in the ninety-seventh year Of
his age, travelled for a wager from Lis
more to Fermoy in Dungarvan oyster
tub drawn by a pig, y badger, two cats, q
goose, and hedgehog, with large red
nightcap on his head, pig drivers whip
In one hand, and In the other common
cows horn. The latter he blew to en-
courage his team, and to give notice OF
this new system OF posting. The Million
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Meals at all hours at Central Eating
House, Frank Rhodes, Prop.
BIG BLAZE Ar wIaoHEsrER.

Several Buildings Destroyed Supposed 70 Be Of Iu-
cendiary Origin.
AT late hour last night an alarm
Of fire was sounded in Winchester, and
the peaceful inhabitants Of that quiet
place awoke to realization that big
FIRE was raging in the heart Of the
town. The fire broke out in large
stable and it, together with several
other buildings, was enyeloped in a
solid sheet Of flames. Two horses
are said to have been burned to death,
four large stables destroyed and the
Lutheran Church badly damaged. The
fire is supposed to have been the work
Of incendiarics.
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HoW,s THIS

We ofTer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not BE cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
BUSINESS transactions and financially
aole e carry out any obligation made
ny their frm.
West and Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o. Waiding, Klnnan & Mar
m, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, @.
naif Catarrh Cure is taken inter
MIy acting directly upon the blood
by ~ mucous surfaces Of the system.
'lee f9c. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
glsts Testimonials free.
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ATTENTION.

Always read the advertisements in
a newspaper Yen may find among
them something that viii prove inYal-
liable to you We especially call your
attention to the new advertisement Of
the Ohio Chemical Company in this
issue. They guarantee complete
cure of Drunkenness and the morphine
and tobacco habits at your own home
by the use of double chloride Of gold
tablets. Read the advertisement, it
IS self explanatory.
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

A son.in-Law Of Ans. Hatfield Murdered Last Week.
How Found,
A letter from Logan county says
George Hensley, son-in-law Of Ans.
Hatfield, was ambushed and murdered
on Pigeon creek Thursday evening.
Hensley was on horseback and was
shot through the head. When found
the horse was standing still and ono Of
Hensley's feet was still through the
stirrpu.