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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
SPECIAL SALE:
GROCERIES.

Choice Mocha and Java coffee
29c per pound.
Our special 1-pound package co:-
fee 19c.
Choice crushed Mocha and Java
coffee TIC per pound.
Choice new crop uncolored Japan
tea 19c, 25c and SOC per pound.
Large ripe watermelons only 15c,
warranted ripo.
2-pound can choice new packed
marrowfat peas &c.
2-pound can Logic brand blue
berries, solid pack, &c.
1O-cent package Rising Sun Stove
polish for Sc.
Choice table mustard, per bottle
Sc.
10 bars Phoenix Securing Soap
for 25c.
Good shoe polish, Sc q box.
Large bottle Spanish queen
olives, 19c.
1-pound package choice bird
seed, 4c.
Hard wood tooth picks. Sc.
3-pound can choice grated pine
apple, DC.
1-pound plug Battle AK tobac-
CO. 19c.
Merry War High Test I've, &c.
Choice Messina lemons, per
dozen, 15c.
Best table syrup, worth Coo q
gallon, our price 4Oc a gallon.
SOC bottle Thompscn's wild
cherry phosphate. csc.
csc bottle Thompson's wild
cherry phosphate, 15c.
Wild cherry phosphate served
free.
i-pound can Banner brand Cey.
Ion tea. 12!c.
l-pound can Banner brand Cey-
Ion tea, 24c.
2-pound can pure baking pow
der, warranted as good as any
made, or money refunded. only 25c.
2-pound package Preston's PAN
cake flour, SC.
No mistake to buy early. All
merchandise on the rise. Late orders
will be at advanced prices. Our
present prices cannot long be enter
tanned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
DRY GOODS.

All wool 1O-4 blankets 1926,
$40, 1925 and up.
Yarns.
We sell the best makes of all
colors of knitting yarn, 4 ounce
skein, Is cents.
Elegant quality full weight sax
ony. all colors, 5 cents.
Extra quality s-ply factory, all
colOrs, cents.
We make speciality Of yarns
and cannot be undersold.
Flannels.
Four-ounce all wool shirtings and
shifting flaunels, 10 cents.
Full width shaker flannels, 81
cents.
Full width shaker flaunels, bet
ter goods, AZ cents and z cents.
Fair quality unbleached Canton
flannel 81 cents.
Our nameless Leader unbleached
Canton flannel, worth 81 cents, Ct
cents.
No equal for our grades at y
and 81 cents.
We sell the 10 cent quality of
Tennis flanncls at u cents.
Full width Tennis, good quality.
at ~ cents.
Dress Goods.
Thirty-six-ineh all wool i'm ported
Henrietta. superb dying, new
goods, 25 cents.
Double fold one half wool Hen.
riettas 10 cents.
Some of the imported novelties
are in and on inspection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
Duck Suits.

We mark 'em down, our 81. % duck
suits having been closed out. we now
mark down our $1.75. $1.S7 and $1.92
all down to 1925 to close, all from
$2.97 up to $3.50 60 down to e2.25 to
close.
All White Duck Suits from $2.75
to $S.SS now while they last only
sl.97, material alone would cost more.
GAINESVILLE Pottery.
Quite the proper thing. one gross
Q4a) hand decorated cuspadors this
lot at &c piece.
To make it lively at our hosiery
counter Tuesday we will sell 50
dozen ladies' blue and brown mixed
hose at Sc pair, 20 dozen ladies'
fast black hose Sc pair.
Silk Mitts.
Three styles which we have too
large quantities Of:
Lot No. 1-Wcre, zoe marked down
to lac. will close them out at Ice q
pair.
Lot 2-The csc kind reduced to
l8c. will close them out at lSc.
Lot S-The S5c kind will now be
closed out for 25e. Here is an OPP
Portunity for special economy.
Refrigerators.
Only five refrigerators left all told.
Less than cost to make. Bargains
sure enough while they last.
IN Undergarments just received
us and we grabbed them quick.
Is. The new Umbrella Drawers
he Umbrella Skirts, cambria and
"a.
1920, 1922, 1924, 1926 and 1928
Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
POLICE COURT PiCKINGS
What the Department Did During July
A Summer Shake.

What the Department Did During July
A Summer Shake.
Chief Etzel's enumeration Of the
business transacted by the police
department during July is:
State cases, p; city cases, Sc; total
mum ler of arrests, SO.
Disorderly conduct. 9; inmates OF
disorderly house, 8; larceny, 8;
breach OF the peace, 4; drunk, Is;
assault and battery. 5; beating hotel
bill. l; disturbing the peace, l: car.
rying concealed weapons, s; disor-
derby house, 1; peace warrant, 2; in
possession of burglars tools, 9; as
sault with deadly weapon, 1; pro-
cessien of music on Sunday. L; va.
grancy. 1; unlawfully jumping on
cars, 8; petit larceny, 1; fugitive
from justice, 1; burglary, 1.
Jail bill, $3.50; number of lights
out. 10 lights for As hours; tramps
lodged, Is.
Wagon business-Number of runs,
So; box calls, %; telephone calls. Is;
number of miles run, 66; number
of tramps carried, G; number OF
ambulance calls, 2.
just a Common jag.
The usual g and costs was i'm
posed upon Charles Schaddeman this
morning by Magistrate Schroeder for
overtaxing his navigating capacity.
Charles resides on Thirty-eighth
street and Fourteenth avenue. In
the early part Of the evening he met
Officer Mccarthy, who gave him
some wholesome advice regarding
the consequence of his partaking of
many more hookers, and sent him on
the homeward stretch. Charles did
not do as he promised, but instead.
continued his consumption of thigh
ones" He was afterwards found
stretched out on the sidewalk on
Fifth avenue near Twenty-third
street by Officer Mccarthy, who
excursioned him to headquarters.
The proceedings against William
Ohrt for confiscating a trot line
from p. f. Weinberg were dismissed
by Justice Weld yesterday afternoon,
no evidence of the boys guilt being
brought out at the trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
Up the HeunspIu.

Sunday. Aug 4, 10 a. m. the
steamer George u. Waters goes up
the canal to Aoliae bridge. Better
60. Tickets Sc cents at Diamond 10
office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
Nothing Strange

That this the should be anxious
small odd lots Of goods which will be
nothing than that should
there cutting prices this and
BUYERS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01
DAVENPORT.

Never dull! Always in the lead! Special
efforts in all departments to merit crowd
ed house. No drop in quality. but persis-
tent price-dropping that borders on the
marvellous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-01

Special items in Ladies' Cotton
last week. Special values offered
You will appreciate the low prices
in both muslin and cambria. tn
muslin. Look at them, price them
.CCABE BROS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-05
NnFemhrr I.iiernrr Note.

A esnPlste AMI ilameliai- revolution oi
irAHspartaiiou usrlhsi.. involving = reiuci-
len q freight ehzvses 90 grain from the
we.t 70 Neu IorS q from - 70 O. Jer oeni.
6. SHAT j. predieisi in TIE November Cos-
aoroLIrAs. The Tl-a propose usins light
ssd inexpensive corrugated iron cylinders.
hnng CO slight rAil furpor'ei on poles
frou cross srui-ihe uGolr system inroly-
ing an expense q noi more than f:een huu-
irel dollars mile f'r construction. Tie
rolling siOes Is equally simple and compara.
lively Inexpensive. Cantinuous lines u e
isief-. m0visg ~iil 20 interval 70 speak o..
H-i,'i AIRY more grain in day than =
gusd'uple track railway. This would con-
siiinis a sort of grAin-iire line. The Ces-
EsFoLiTsS also F-inis oui the probable sbo-
lhlon Of street ear before the coming horse
lss. etrriaee. which can he operated by a
hey on Asphalt pAremeEis az u total expense
for labor, oil. and interest, Of rot more than
eng dollar a day
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-05

Two very important fScts in connection
with the new era of magazines are illustrated
in the Decerbsr cosNoroL,rAy. Its fiction
j. by Stevenson, the las; story written before
his death, ''Ouida." Sarah Grand. Zangwill
aud the beginning o: James Lane Alleu' :
new Kentucky realistic story. butterflies -
Probably no stronger array Of hclsou has
ever been presented ia any magazine
money could not buy better. Hor has any
magazine ever bad a larger number Of -eaIly
distinguished artists engaged upon the Illus
traiion OF single namber. The reader
nigh, be puzzled 10 know how such n num-
her can be made at the price OF Ten oeuts
But the magazine itself afor Is the solution.
IL contains l39 pages Of advertising. which,
as the Publishers announce. is from 5000 to
5000 more net cash advertising than vas
ever before printed in any magazine, OF any
kind. and ia my country. IL bre:ks the
worlds record in the publishing business.
Moreover. the cost Of the artists eud authors
who appear in this numLer is divided a,
inongst 100000 copies. bringing the cost per
copy proportionately low. THE CosNopoLl.
TAN thinks that the 10 esat magazine bring.
ing, as II does, the best in art and literature
Lotto all classes, is an educational movement
second in importance pnly to The public
schools.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-05
NOTICE.
II PROBATE couEr.

II PROBATE COUET.
Tsrii;org u Uklsh Iaa.
Beaver County.
Notie- is hereby given tha, on the 5tn dav
nfN0yembeT 4. D. 1896, Fairchild q. Drew
nl-d il the Pro5a'- Court OF the Co1nty Of
Beaver and Re, r,tory Of UEl .bOn.n. L pctitio IA
praying fOr i.si.srs % y minisirati-n 10 be
issuUi 20 Srid Iciitiener Faithild b. Prev
upon the r-;',ie % Ma ; d. Au tin. dsceA ci.
late o. he County of Be ,yer ,.Ld Territory u
Oklahoma.
Ard puraDrnt TO Al or Ter of said Pr ate
Court, Saturday the 20 day q Sovc1t Der.
A. ID. i,sj, a. the boar OF 10 O'Clock n of
sais day. that being a dsy OFT = REGULAR Nov
em5er teE.n -. lsll, of said Probate Court.
has been appointed as the time for Le ~
sAid application, when and Hhcrr any pe son
Int rested may cOatrst sill petition BY ding
written Oppos!ti1n thereto o. the ground Of
inr''mpe sney ofth applicant. or m y asser;
their own risht> 50 the standardization and
prag that Letters De- issued o fEvmsrlves
Witness Carter Tracy. Judge Of the Probate
Court ofthe Count, OF BE VIZ, Glc tho seI
Of the Cour; affixed, the :th i y Of Nsycm5rr
4. d. ~.
iscal CAEIKR Tracy, Probate Judge.
gs-35
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l,telitersrr yru,.

Badyari Kipling makes his last sppeAF
snse as teller Of Jungle Stories 10 The
Cosmopolitan for October. "Movgli Leave
the Jungle Forever" and the curtain Is
drawn over one tf the INST charming con-
esi,s in literature. In the sane number in
which Movei makes his final sdieuK, ap-
rears for the first tine before an American
audience, the row famed Richard lie CAL
Hsnae in = plea for religion under the title
sf The Greatness Of Man" A very i'm
por,Ani paper on STATE Universities is
contributes TO this number BY Professor Ely.
And among the story-iellers are Hopkinson
smith aai Boyesen. No more beautiful
Eork has ever appeared in any magazine
than the marvellous Illustrations Of Crbrinety
used as frontispisce and accompanying the
prose poem By Mrs. Cardo7o. Drake-Nho
IS said to be Kiplings fayorite artist for his
Jungle Stories-Carier Beard, osierlind,
DenmAn, and Ksmble, are among those who
contribute wealth Of illustration to this
number The Cosmopolitan announces that
j, will begin the publication in January Of
The Agriculturists Illustrated Magazine, to
be fully the equal Of The Cosmopolitan, but
containing from sixteen to twenty pages by
the sblest agricultural writer's ef the rorld.
upon subjects Of importance to the sgri~
eulturist. hOriiculturist, and stoek-growing
interests.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-05

fis TEice-.-Nsst Tir-ts. Yu''i.tri svtsy
Turai,l ani Frii.y g. rr-s-i b. -ai-rri'.-
e.. frsa sos snni Jaaaiy ]. Is1- tr
siaa. ii,e regular .ar.rririiau prise H,i.E
81 e1 year. irsa ca raie. rase 81
yaai.ee Of .; imms s. -.
The Tvice-a-wtfk -l.-ss. issssl evsry
:, sslsy sud Fsijsg. delivered % ,ua-
.erihsr. On wsdu-. .ay aal Sstari,y Eaeh
pape- eauialDs rish, 1.-e-. SUI yru F-t loi
paper every year. nssibs ihs suiscriFiiaa
price les ii.au
ONE C.NT AZ ISSUE.
Tie Marse, Esps-'s iAs Sres5,i Te,ser.ph
NsV,. the Chiiireu Ta.e tie Family CIR
eis-tbsse are sou.s e JLs Interesting fest
ures ofthe Tvier-s-Wsss Iiue-
A special feature 'hi. flii si!I Be she Ds-
vartnsnt -fIrrigsti5u.
The Daily and S.r.lsy Iime-. 81 aysar,
hy nail, publishes
ALLIHE NEWS all THE TINE.
Subscribe for the Ei--e., esd brightest
Paper in tae south -r.' s.. $50 = ye--. a.,
dr,-s. IHETIU.s. B4asa. giiy. No.
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Fast Trains.

On Tne'day, Oct. 29th, ,he Santa
Fe P0g,e viii iuau.nrr'c fss: limited
train service between C,lca.o aud san
Franci,ci,. Thc,e JtAins will -. vc-ii.
buicl throughout aul sill have the
snest equipment used on any road be-
tween Chicago aud the Picdc Coast
consisting ol one baggage car. one chair
car. one dining CIR end two Pnllmsn
sleeper. The schedule time is forty
eight riics per hour, making the run
from Chiclgo 20 San francisco ia the
remarkably short time of seyenty>two
honrs. 20 form Of free transportation,
clergy tickets excepting, 70 aud from
Pacllic euast points. secoud class tickets
nor any tickets covered by special per
mi's viii be accepted Tor transport alton
II Is the desire Of the management to
run these trains TO aceuiuodite aud ia.
oressc our firsi class California travel.
For further Information cill ou the
local agruI or address Gee T. Niculson,
q. Z. 4 T. A.. Chicagn, ILL.,
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THECl HPIIGY o. 1896.

T. thass q --.r r-aisrs uha grs-i sne'hcr
I've pzrsr. 80 sezssi.y crtaas-rI iLe HAS.
>As IrT JOURNAL. Hhict T. 90 bsziu-
Ming i's ~ year si,i IS n-v rhc shrsre.; IN
rri-.. ss &c l.as siEs, is-n iarEs-t ia .iss
sni me- r--isIl- ia a-r. T.s ueE SUB
.erip'ia- pre- 5fS. $50 aye.r r.s--- TUE
KANSAS CfTT JurEyA1 u8Eia rsueh b,
-. AaJ if Is lhs desire 81 BE-. uaurs.uie1t
io have ihs lDCGSAL in every booze riih-
IA its t.ru,5ry f-u wis vaut 90 keep
resell on ii.- e'BiFsiEn q lS1l. eampaigu
ihzi promises So is ihe most s1ei'inE che
sipe- -. seal ~ your name 10 the
JOURNAL. Ksu,zs CRY. 80
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ECTIcE.
~ PROBATE COURT.

- ''Ft'-N = Na'fA -
Ter itOry OF Oklahoma,
Beaver Cnuniy,
In the matt 81 tbe E-tat- Il Wm II jay
deseased, notice is hereby given that J me. l.
Henson the dnly appo eli and qpaTGod Ad-
minis rator Of Wni. u. jay, d, ceased has rem
deycd and proseni,d for settlement, and ~ Il
in said Court h.s annual al d in Il account apd
report of his admi ration as such sdn inis-
trat r. and asking Tor distribution and als-
char &c and that the sth day Of December A. u
lss5 being day of a regular nm OF said Court
tow t, OF The Noyeinb erm \. d. Isgj a. 10
. clock in the forenoon Ofsa Il day, at tn Pro-
bate Court DORA in Beaver in said , ouuty uf
Beaver, has been duly appointed by the Couri
for the ,,ttl, meat OF said account and FOR iual
dipir button a1d FrltlcHent. At which tIue
aud piBct any person interested in said esta e
may appear aRd tile hs exceptions ia writing
to the ucCount and c,utsst the same.
Ia les impuy wher-oiI have hereuut5 sct
my hand end afiiXcd the seal tf said Court
iris 9th dhy 4 Nov. ra5.
t-ceb NaHlEH TRACY. Probate .Iud e.
az ..
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Notice for Publications.
L. S. LASp oFTICE, Woodward. O. T.


l, ). LASn OFFICE, WOodwHrd O. 7.
oct. l.. las.
NCtlce is hereby given that the following
named settler has died no ice of his iuteEtion
TO make tinal proof m support Of his claim,
and that said proof will he made before Carte r
Tracy Judge OF the Probate Court IN and for
Beaver Co, @ T. and in ca,e OF his ab,ente then
before T. e Tracy clerk of said Court at Beay-
er o. T. on the 7th day Of Dec, isl5, viz;
James /. Henson Administrator of William
II Iay deceased for the here az sald Willisn
II. Jay deceased. II r No 20 Tor the y " Il of
Sec %. 'rp / n Range 10 T. G NJ.
lie uainrS the following witnesses 10 prove
hisvoutiuuous residence upon aud culuya-
ton uf said land, viz:
Jam c. Williamson. Herbert 2 Crais Of
Beaver q I, Marion W = drid-c, Lincoln Ew.
.ng Of fGrandyalley o q.
i0-ij BsBr J RAY, Regi ter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-05
nQTiGE.

L. 5. Land once, Woadv arr OF.
October la. Isg5.
Comp amt ayiug been entered at his Omcc
by kae Iiarney against William II johnson
Tor abandoning bis Homestead Entry NJ. 7l9,
dated Marca 20 I9i, upon IN Z {. Section y.
Township q n, Range y K. la Beaver County.
Oklahoma, with view TO the cancel llstiOn of
said entry, ths said paTtirs are hereby sum
moned TO appear before the register and Re
ceiyGr ofth 4. ;. Land Once at y oodWnrd
o. r. on the 9th day OF December ls9j, as 10
O'Clock a NJ. 70 respond and furni il test mony
concerning said alleged abandonment Aud
that testimony may De takou before Car CT
Tracy Probate Judge in and lor beayer county
IT, at Beaver . I, ON the 2nd DAY OF Deceui-
bcr, 1856, at 10 O'Clock IN.
RuET.J RAY, Register
iO-iS u. u PATTOS, keceiver
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-05

EpEE ~ p0pg'ar angs. words and
1 III l. mn>ic complete stur.es. - p0r-
traits. g. fplendid gsmss 100 yaluat,e money
making sccre's. s.i Jo'lyjuk for fun lovers, /,
rs selections far autograph albums. eis. The
above collection VIII BE- cent postpaid sb.o-
iutely free, "a All who send IOeen in silver
for my french Cream rAny aud + po' m Ba 1
recipes, Address G. e. Rethm.ys Oke.g.
Kansas.
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NollcE roR runIIcATloN.
I. 5. Land, once, WOODWARD, o. 7.

I. ). Land, Ohcc, WOUUWAnD, O. T.
oct -, IssG.
No'ic is hereby given 'ba the fol wiz,
nam ii s"'fl has iilel no iHr OF il- l.i e-iIUn
To ms, q y al proof tn support ui bis vluiuI.
and tina 3 ~ roof Will b.. ina te ucf,re
Carter Tracy, Probate Judge al Beaver county,
and IN lis absenceb b fore + &. Tracy, CLERK ui
aid urt. at Beaver. q. T.. on eceInh - l.,
ls1i, viz. Mamie " Rhoads widow OF Frank
VI. Rhoads a. ceased, II No IA, for the ; "
y Sec Il, Tp2n, Il 25ECM.
He names tie following wi winessss u prove
hi, tiruous residence upUn and cul liy..tiUn
Cf, said land, viz
Arthur y. Howe, james A. Doty, Er.tst
Howe, Charles Babb. 81 Custer. o. a.
ie-s7. ROM j. RAY, Register.
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notice.
~ PsosNrE coUEr.

u fGh1AHk Cut ri.
T.rri;org or lishsraal
rs.aver y---tv.
~ -cc 10 h-r-..y etssn tast ~ she tth day %
Nc7 \ j.. .es5. chi De-, 81. T. Iey. filed ir tla
O. os.l.s corr ,r iie Caua-y 60 Re r.sr "a Ter
-ita-g nf oEl arus Ircs-l on praying fe-
I4e 'css ~ ls-l.h - nn g. D. i-su.d J.sE5d
f-'ii ~ Ar...'-z U. Ea-ity u7 the cs-ntc
20 znes o. H-rres.. s--~1sri. late % TIE
ll-l-y %. Tea. 2 sl-i Ter or a.pEIahouls-
A-l rur-a o.. -s So ar.ir- 90 ssiI Probate
,.-.e. -sterlsr tl- sch fAy ss SoseEBbs.s.
a. % i-s5- az i.re h8-r To 1-t a-k q s. %
-z.J 81. ihsf a#ir- q iag ~ ii.e l-al.r Now
-ii.. ... El. e. - a. e. ofs .a l'fabai-.' r. on O.
.iss is-a- s.T iat-' o. ih- tlm- rsr ueari- !;
s1it rllirsii1u. ul.z n AMI yh,r- Eiiv Ictso O.
interested I4s contest saiI petition isy Elmg
written orpssitisn Thereto or the -rr,rn-i cf i e
c,.raFv'eucy ofth. aFp.lcsli. or niay uss-rs
ihsir osn r1Ehfs 10 the lHis,ra1iyn and
p-av that I-ifets b. is seed 10 tisrrns Ives
Ni;os-s arie- Irsry. Jld-s of th- Isr bate
CoU-i % th- County o. Bcaver. and tse PEEL
q iie Cyur' affixed, ia 5.ii day Of Nov. A. d
Is5.
Peal c.ErAE rRAcr, PROBATE judge.
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The furTe7 iasrIe.inn- rnaiishei IN
iiis pager rsIuitir- pcTmn rrrn iu>
sgcct.rs i-cIrre rajiie vpg.d b. arrepi-d
iar .hip-seni har- i-tu csnc-ii-i. Here
alter csit.r cqmioE fsrn 5-.5u tlr 31;E
r.srr'iei og isu'ul- EiI g. srcrrtei 81
,firmrai ui.-h mgaai-d by suoru
a Lla.i: - .uufs wtne.--i hg fw8 re.
.;a,u.l.l 'f.t.s- atl1si,n-s aIih izcis.
iast caiti- Lave NJ i---u -1r-s-I 20 any
r..uts. i.,l- .i-es-r ~ Fever .1 ANY msr-
mr. whatever. Srrh s.ldsvr can is-
..i,faivr,l fr. Nfs-r pa5Ee. Ja-'i-c ul
Peace ~ oihar ui5rcrs 1r fgusi su h,gi.y s..
s.. =. GLESUENiNa. As--i.
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eiE.,FF,s saLr.

D. vi-tre oftr -rt of ssfcts sne l.r--t "a.
frr-r i,s Il.s,---- ,1-. 2 % Besye1 coun.y I.r-
r.tors of Ukltt--t. III rsror o.Geo " Rlrf'e.
aas 1r-i-st q. So suii p. I f.ve eFled ar -
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The Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

The electrical !orce Of the human body, as
she nerve fluid nay be termed. Is an e. pc
eially attractive department OF science, as It
exerts 50 marked an influence on the heaith
Of the organs of the body. Nerve force 1:
produced by tine brain aud conveyed By
means Of the nerves 20 the various organs of
tho body, thus Supplying the latter Xtth m.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking powde.
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FOR FACIAL BlEMISHES

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-17
The Dining Room TabIe.

How to keep the dining room table
from being burned and blistered by hot
dishes is matter of grave considera-
ton. A hush cloth of plain canton fan
mel neatly bound and spread smoothly
over the table under the linen cloth is
popular one. There are also hush cloths
of cotton batting quilted between two
muslin covers. In cases where the dishes
are particularly hot an asbestus mat may
also be placed under the hush cloth d.
rectly beneath the dish. In this way the
table may be kept thing Of beauty for
years