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she has been bound over to the district
court a number of times.

SHe mas Deen DOunu over 10 Ine ulSlIlCI
court number of times.
UNBALANCED A VICTIMS MIND.
One Of the most sensational cases in which
she became involved was that of Valentine
Heinz, from whom she was charged with
stealing 1925. She was arrested and Heinz
was locked up also as the complaining wit
ness. The evidence against her was strong
and she was bound over to the district court
in bonds of $1,000. In the interim before her
trial came up in the higher court Heinz was
unable to furnish bail and was accordingly
locked up in the county Jail. His confne-
ment at length caused him to go insane,
and he was taken to his home by relatives.
While Heinz was serving time in the county
Jail for being an innocent man, the real
thief was at liberty through bonds secured
by her attorney. When the case came to
trial in the criminal court 1t was dismissed
on account Of the complaining witness being
of unsound mind and therefore being barred
from testfying. The Owens woman has a
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-22
INCORPORATION or UNION Pacific.
Road Files Articles nnd Pays In n
Big Fee.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 21.-fsDecial Tele-
grant, THE articles of association of the
Union Pacific railway we're filed with the
secretary Of state late this afternooo. The
capital stock is $136,OOO,OOO and the fee for
incorporating, which was paid direct into the
state treasury was $4,000. The expenses or
tne secretary's office for the two years COM
mencing January 1, 1897, were estimated at
s17 800. Including tho big fee Of this alter
noon the office has already taken in $lS,3O0
as iocoTporation fees.
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Coucert and sumner.

JUNIATA, Neb., Jan. 21.-(Special)-One
of the best entertainments ever given in
Juniata was the band boys concert in Aliens
hall last night. Some 500 people attended
and supper followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-22

during Bishop McLarin's administration and
is today without either bonded floating
indebtedness. The position of dean was left
vacant and the position of warden created
with practically the same duties. Rev. DIR.
W. j. Gold was elected to the place by tho
trustees
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-22

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 21.-(Special Tele-
gram )-The supreme court has APPOINTED
e. J. Clements of Ord as referee in the
Broatch- Moores case.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-22
wahoo Musicians Organize.

wAHoo. Neb,. Jan. 21.-(soecial)-A
number of the best musicians OF the city
met in the High school building last even
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------- ~ ------- fOuTS very tTUIY,
S. DOMER,
st. Pauls Eng. Luth. Church.
1t cannot be repeated too often that II
S. DOMER

1t cannot be repeated too often that the
stomach is the fountain which supplies every
part of the body. If the stomach is sick, the
brain, heart, liver, bowels and kidneys are all
sick The trouble may all be felt in one
spot; it may be in the stomach itself or it
may be in the brain, or in a rheumatic
muscle. 1t will be felt in the weakest place
Paine's celery compound is fully competent
to correct all such disordered conditions of
the stomach, and to restore healthy, hearty
tone that will enable it to meet every demand
made upon it by hard-worked brain, heart
and nerves.
A dyspeptic stomach cannot furnish sweet,
healthy chyme, as the digested food is called,
but acids and poisonous gases, and the brain
and nerves thus get poison instead of food.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-22

Say, but dis is de jol, fur Yer life-you
never seen so many purity girls a-waden
in de mud at one time before-dey all
got stuck on me-ap' got stuck in de
mud-so | amt dun nuthin lately but
stay at my dads store an smoke dem
flye-cent stoecker cigars say, but dey's
beuts-yer never got so much in a five
cent cigar anywhere--not even in Pa
pilyun-less yer got dem frum Jidge
How Ard-an dey tell me he smokes de
Stoecker-he needn't be ershamed fur
it-fur dere's lots of bluds up here dat
do, too-dats no joke-nost all Omaha
dealers sell dem.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-22

ngthening of tired nerves.
Another great preacher. the Rev S. Domer,
pastor cf St. Paul's English Lutheran church,
Washington, d. c., says
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 10, 1897.
Wells, Richardson & Co..
Gentlemen-Have taken Paines celery
compound as a tonic, and am pleased to
certify that so far as have been able to test
it | have found it quite satisfactory.
.r.... ..I,a. Yours very truly,
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nEArMoNT BUDGE1.
prominent Railroad officials I'm the
CITY.


Beaumont, Texas, January lo--W. @.
Van Week. general manager; William
Mahl chief of maintenance of way. and
W. b. Mulvey, superintendent Of the
southern Pacific, came over from Hous-
ton IN Manager Van Weeks private car
his morning 10 appear as witnesses ~
fro case OF the Gulf and Interstate vs. the
SABINE and East Texas railroad, suit to
condemn crossing. The case was set for
trail Ia the county court, but as the iriai
~ .shs port Arthur Channel and Dock com
pany case against G. 7. crary had not
hson finished the railroads had 10 postpone
! settlement OF their differences ~ Is
believed that the channel lifgation IN me
county court win consume the remainder
OF this week, II. u.,,sas
A. b. Stillweli president q the Kansas
INV pittsburg and Gulf railroad, PASSED
through Beaumont today en- route 10 PORT
Arthur. President stillweil's ylelt mas
caused A revival Of the rufnor that the rec
Gee will build tracks 10 Mesquite POINT
! nd load vessels there pending construction
on the proposed ship channel Mesquite
point Is between eight and ten miles south
az port Arthur. and about two miles north
Of sabine Pass. II Is Port Arthar's near
eat deep water point
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SnnthMcstcrn Rntcs.

The following changes in freight rates
10 the Southwest have been promulgated by
the freight bureau at St. Louis:
Rates on cotton In bales from stations
on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
In Indian Territory to Eagle Pass. I'll Paso
aud Laredo have been reduced cents per
100 pounds; effective January %.
Effective January 20. lSas, the same
rates will be established on binders twine,
carloads and less from Galveston TO Mem
phis and Cairo, H. as in effect from New
Orleans.
Effective January %, rate of S. per ton
of 1000 pounds will be applied on low
grade matte, carloads, from ri Paso. Texas.
10 Argentine, Kan, Kansas ~. No, and
joplin, Mo.
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nnNERNoRs NOTION.

Executive office. January Is.e~The de-
feudant Eugene Burt sentenced TO be
hanged for the murder OF his wife, has ap-
piiod through counsel for the Communication
of the sentence To Imprisonment for life
in the State pehitentiary. and the NOM
bers az tho board of pardon advisers beng
divided in orlnion on The merits OF the
nppltration my responsibility, already
great. Is Increased and intensified. the
gravity of the case no leHs than this di-
vision of opinion suggests thai the reasons
for the conclusions reached be iuily
stated,
On the night of July "a. 1896. In the city
Of Austin. the wife and two infant daught.
era Of defendant were brutilly murdered
In their home. Death was Inflicted With a
Ratchet by crushing the right temple OF
eaeh victim. Handkerchiefs were tied
tightly around the neck Of each, the hands
and fsea tied and the bodies. wrapped with
blankets and clothing. were cast into tho
oistern on the premises and the cistern
nailed ip and securely fastened, The par
ti.Ipation OF defendant IN the act Of HON
icide Is absolutely certain because without
reference 10 other testimony, the natchct,
night apparel and bedding nf the deceased,
covered ard saturated with blood were
sos,n afterwards found at Houston 10 n
closed box shipped there by him and d.
rectrd 10 an unknown or fictitious person
a. the handwriting OF defendant The
single ground presented Ia the application
Il iiai defendant MAS inaanc AZ the timn
OF he homicide. While the que s1gn Of
sanity was fully considered and deiiber'
ately decided against defendant at the
trial. aud while neither the Jury. district
attorney, district judge nor either Of rhe
appellate judges haye suggcsted that pos
sibie error Was committed. the question 10
again presented and must be met The
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ARE IN 4 BAD STATE
Wcstern Passenger Association to
Adjust the Decentralization.
CHARGES AGAINST THE PEE GEE.
rney Wi's However. Sell Chc.p
Tickets TO the GuIf In spite
Of Outside Protests.

Chicago, January 10. 1t is likely n meet
Ing OF tho Western Passenger association
WIZ be called In the near future to consider
tne question OF rates to Southern territory.
They are in very bad state OF demorali-
zation and unless something Is done TO
remedy matters 1t is likely that an OMEN
var Will be waged. The Northern connec.
tons OF the lines between Kansas City and
the Gulf OF Mexico are becoming very
restless over the situation and they will
take such steps as they can to put the
rates on = firm basis once more The mat
Ter Will likely come i'm before Nho meeting
to be held the latter part Of this month.
WILL SELL EXCURSION TICKETS.
General Passenger Agent Orr of the
Pittsburg and Gulf has issued a circular
saying that inasmuch as the lines az the
Western Passenger association hal agreed
aud advertised to sell tickets over me Pee
Gee TO the gulf and subsequently withdrew
such notice. that the Pee Gee would sell
round trip tickets from Kansas City to all
points in their territory at one sare plus
S2. They have made arrangements for
tickets to be sold into Kansas City from the
Northwestern territory at a mailman rate
of SIS for the round trip. Ia order that
the people may take their line. The ST.
Louis Republic referring to the situation
yesterday, says:
This action on the part OF the ,oad has
aroused the ire of other Southern roads.
but 1t was said bv the general passenger
agent of one OF the Southern roads yester-
day that the rates would not be met.
That II the Pittsburg and Gulf wanted 10
do such ruinous business It was welcome
To II. There is every probability. however,
that some action Will be taken hv the
Southern roads TO bring the Pittsbuig and
Gulf 10 time
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EIRsT-CLAss

]. Bates. st. Louis; J. NJ. Farrell. II.
Tier, New Orleans: Chas. Roper. Chi
|P. A. Valley. San Antonioi c.. Q,
|ast,e. Kansas city; A. d. McCaughey,
|ul: J. l.. Means, Dallas; Il. G.. Rob
Erie, Pa; w. L. Robardo. San An
Ed Conn, Galveston; G. n. Schaiier,
locke. Sam NJ. Frank, New York; r.
his, New Orleans; j. !. Handley, New
Miss Dr.. Minnie Archer, Houston; II.
Re, Texas John j. Knight, Dallas: u.
Hand, Post; X. S. lockwood. Wharton;
Theurer. II. Bruhn, Fred Pabst, Jr.,
ltee; Miss NJ. e. Watson. city; j. w.
Galveston, a. Reid and wife, "Prls-
Zenda" Co.; W. l.. Milan, Bingham
~.
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.n,Il,,niion for Receiver.

Dallas, Texas. January le.~-Jhaee Alex
Boardman of the Federal court today
heard the application of coler & co. OF
New York. who ask for the appointment
~ receiver for The Corsicana water
works. Coler G. Co. hold $4,000 OF the
water works bonds. Temporary in
junction restraining The water works COM
pany from interfering with the property,
made retlrpable not later than February
2I. was issued.
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$780, .ndrew. sonthwestefn passerEeI
Ma,', sha southern railway ia'1inea
s nom New orleans Yesterday
t:roaeclcse. assistant genera,
.n, ~ me Missouri. Kansas anu
Texas rs,s Was in Waco yes'erda'. IVA
w,,l,am poherty. travelling fre'Rn' ~
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THE HIGHER COURTS.

-
paiias' Texas January is.--Proceedinss
~ 'ne court of criminal appeals today;
Affirmed 9. Livingston. from Dalhss,
Jack Droak. from Grayscn.
reversed and rcmanded- Bab Jones ttw,
Tarrant
Ordered discharsed--Liiy Smith. from,
galveston.
submitted on brief for the state John
Noble. g. e, Barton, J. L. Stewart. w. n.
McNair, G. j, Wakefield. Joo wartoisky
1.-TWO casee), from Hin, ]. A. Butler Hen
Castleman, Walter Glasscock. Thornton
Yearly. Guy Green. Henry Mess. Coies
Eiiis, Tom Smith, Charley Williams, from
johnson; Archi5 Williams 1.-TWO cases,.
from Limestone; II. r. Stiles. Mcnroe Yoa-
KUN, from Fannin Fort Green. Charley
Harlan, Vernon Stewart two cases,. sam
hartman, Joel I,irlock 1.-TWO cases.. Lee
1ollicoffer, from Ellis; II. Ward. from Ma
yarro; Joe Stevens. John 1.indiey, Albert
Blades Charley Wolfe. Crouch Smith. Gull
'lus Wade, Ney Wade, Sam Hodges three
cases,. Bob Bolton 1.-TWO casesl, Fayetto
Williamson, from Hunt. D. y. Hoskins.
from Graysons Columbus Fendrirk and Ar
thur 0'Neal, from Falls.
submitted on brief for appellant@-E. r.
Milsaps and Oscar Wiley from Mesennan;
Charles Mckenzie. from I5ampasas. hen
Castleman, from Johnson; Carl Burragc
from Kaufman.
Submitted on briefs aud oral argument
for both parties--J. II. Johnson. Calvin
Brown and G. i. Thomason from Navarro.
Submitted on briefs Tor both parties o.
5. Freeman, from Kaufman, John Higgins,
from Hunt; Sim Brown, from Ellis
Motion for rehearing submltted--J. l..
Maloney. from Lamar; Jim Poteet. from
Atascosa.
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! connIry Store nurned.

'on' Texas. January ls.--At Davilla,
Y place twenty miles west of Cam
snis county. II. S. Wilson, dealer in
merchandise. lost his entire stock
y. valued at $500. by fire Satur-
Fysning al 2 o'clock. The Davllla
.se was also in the same building.
was saved, The stock OF goods
sar.d Tor $500. How the fire orig.
n net known. Some think. however.
~ store was first burglarized and
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4 TERRITORY IrniIure.

Ardmore |. T.. January ia.~-L. w
Howe. doing a general merchandise bust
ness at Oakland and Lebanon, has assign-
ed naming John McNeish assignee. lie
prefers creditors to the amount of $4,000.
Others to be paid pro rata IN proportion to
their claims. The assignment is complete.
and embraces everything at the two stores,
all houses and lots and all stock
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The international and Great Sor,hefn
workmen arrived yesterday from faies-
tine preparatory TO going 20 work on me
Houston improvements. The weather was
- had that nothing was doae and those In
,.nar.e Of Inc work arc not able 70 say whe e
ni,, begin Rearrangemfnt OF the
rack viii be attended 10 iirst'
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psesseuser agent Of the Houston East and
' mest Texas has returned from shrcvc-
=. MucnberEer commercial agent Mex.
iesn Nsuona. James A. Davis, Industrial
agent Santa re, and ]. j. Callahan, SUI
perin,tendent Of bridges and buildings Wis.,
railroad men Yesterday.
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case Not Called.

Manager Van Week. Engineer Mahl ana
Superintendent Mulyey returned YESTERDAY
afternoon from Beaumont, where they were
a.,aa - attend case OF the Texas and
e ssi.. nr,sans against the Gulf and Inter-
s s,e resulting over the placing OF q cross.
ing. The case was not reached on .ae
docket. but will probably be caiied Up "-
morrow,
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a,nr,Ii Ora. Rate.

The southern Pacific yesterday issuea :
c,rc,lar announcing a rate OF one rare ior
lie round Trip TO New Orleans % aeeou,.
!, no Mardl Gras. Tickets wiz o. soia
= sro, NJ Texas February 49, 10, 20 and ~, WIN
q limit Of fifteen days from date o. s'is.
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First District.
BUSINESS MATTERS.
stock ~ BE Sold.

Kaufman. Texas. January lS.--Mucheroy
& Cosby's stock OF dry goods. invoicung
over $4,000, viii be sold here TO the high
est bidder. This Is the nru which made
an assignment some time ago.
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THE HUTcHTNs
House,.
Boyle & Ward.
Props.
Rates: $500 and
500 per day.

doczyramba, San Antonio: william
apkansas; Colonel A. L. Bowers, Pal
fanl A Adams. Palestine: NJ. Nj.
nalYeston; 7. Gordon Riddle, Jr..
niesnsi John r. Work. kountae; Paul
q .; New York; j. NJ. Vines, jefferson:
~ uefflng, Harlem; Mrs. Ward, Bren-
W. Q; Moore, city; George w. Grim,
us, ~ a. Locke, Now York; G. !,
10 Chicago; C. A. Pass, New York,
"rf, New York; William Jones, Aikan-
hsrfis. New York; l.. j Monroe. Dali
y Low, Brennan: J. y. Biedsoe.
SS,. y NJ Siegrist, New York; NJ +.
81 Louis; r. o. Miilcr. Bryan. Wal
'ion, brazorla; r. u. Powers and vile,
William Miles and wife, Village, W.
nnoe. San Antonio; Ed Mocaygainba.
.uhio: r. l.. Smith. San Antonio; Geo.
sss' orange; g Il. Lynn. Waco; Gen
y; Adams, Minneapolis; Norman q,
city; George w. Meacham. Column
~. Murray. Galveston. Harrisburg
~ antonio railway: Fred sutherlands.
6sh y. Ellison, San Antonio; L. p.
A.
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co,uyuint Against the Sap.

Austin. Texas, January 49, Formal COM
plaint has been filed with the railroad COM
mission by citizens Of Corpus Christ
against the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad because !; refuses to accept ireight
&C.,, ina steamship Cumberland. running
from, Galveston. unless transportation
charges are prepald. The complaint VIII
he duly considered and probably entered
under the head Of discrimination
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The sonlhwcrtcrn Grnnnc.

Tho following earnings for the year 1897
and comparisons with the previous year
make up good showing for the South
western group notwithstanding tho coal
strike effected them:
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Totals $3.50. $500 67, 65a.341 SCI. loo, 7aA
The earnings OF the Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf railway for December, 1897
were s26517f. against sl00,196 for Decem-
Der, 1896 The total earnings for the year
were S2.439.7l9, against Ss09.02l for 1896.
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THE HOTELS
koL HOTEL.

1ALS-..
--.-
3, SEQ To
Er day. Six
ant rooms,
la,h. Large
h 70 o IN 8.
lily located.
hccornmodn-
t0r CONNER
pen in the
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Austin, Texas. January 19.--The follow
ing proceedings were had in tbs court of
civil appeals, Third district, today:
Affirmed-Texas Farm and Land COM
pany and Edwin +. Benner VS.. r. l.. Storey
from Coke; Charles Bean VS.. the City ot
Brownwood and Mrs, Bette l.. Taber:
George Nieman ct al vs K. Schuster, FROM
Mills; City of Brownwood VS.. II. NJ. Nool &
Co., from Brown.
Reversed and remanded~-H c. Client VS..
Mrs. A. II. Boyd ct al from Bell
Motion to issue mandate upon paupcr's
oath granted-Gnlf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway company VS.. $. j. Hamilton, from
Bell.
Motion for rehearlng sranted-City Of
Brownwood VS.. II. NJ. Noel & Co, from
Brown.
Motions for rehoaring overrulcds. sun
man VS.. Missouri Kansas aud Texas Rail
way company of Texas. from Bell: X. l..
Brown VS.. D. &. Leath. from Hays.
Motions for certiorari submibted--James
l. Moore ct af VS.. Waco Building assoca-
tion, from McI.ennan; NJ h. strinsfellow
VS.. NJ Il. Elsen ct al, from Caldwell
Motion to suppress appellants brlef sub
mltted--M. r. Strlngfellow VS.. NJ. f. Eissa
ct nj. from Caldwell.
Motion to strike ont statement of facts
submitted--M. II. stringfellow VS.. NJ. Il.
Slsea ct al, from Caldwell
Motion for rehearing submitted-J, Nj,
Davis ct al VS.. Stark Washington ct al,
from Travis.
Question certified TO supreme court
Western Union Telegraph company vs. w,
+. Mitchell, from Hays.
First District.
Galveston, Texas, January la,-Follow-
ing proceedings were today had in the court
of civil appeals
Motion to strike out statement OF facts
submitted Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company VS.. Walter Ea-
ton. from Harris.
Motions for rehearing ubmltted-West-
ern Union Telegraph company Vs. Ssllle
Burgess, from Jefferson; Frank s Glover
vs. Robert C. storrie. from Harris; W. j..
Groom ct al vs.. NJ. r. Winston ct al, from
Matagorda.
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is frequently great fear OF Impending
poverty or ruin"
twitthaus a Becker Med. Jur.. $500
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Crimes, 10 ii scu.; witthsus a Becker
Med Jur.. ti, 4ai.l
Upcn the facts. II IA Insisted that tho
insanity OF defendant Is shown in ~ Ger
tain incidents In his life ts) insanity In
his family, tsl the act or homicide itself
and a. want ot motive. aud they will he
considered In this order
Iron County register., 1898-12-01
Annapolis News.

Ed. Register-Jesse Thomas, who
was here recently to avoid the minions
of the law and was since arrested on a
charge of forgery, sought to pay court
to one of Annapolis young ladies, but
as he was a married man the girls
mother objected to his attentions.
However, the young man persisted un-
til the objections assumed more de-
cided form and Thomas was laid out
with a rock. just at this time a
stranger is said to have rode up and
seeing a man and woman in a fight
.sslid" off his horse and took a hand,
knocking the would-be-beau down the
second time.
Granite Lodge. l. o. o. F., had
work in all the degrees last night and
the work was not completed until after
midnight. This lodge is building up
fast. New petitions being received
almost every week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coply have set
up housekeeping.
H. c. Clifton and family are visiting
in Annapolis.
Judge johnson of Piedmont was in
town Saturday on his way to Wash
ington county to visit relatives.
James Smiley is on the sick list
having a spell of fever.
James Boatright has moved to Iron
ton. CRUX.
Iron County register., 1898-12-01
CUTTING PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.

l will sell Staple Goods for Cash
paid on the delivery of goods at dis
count of 20 per cent, and other goods
at a discount of from 20 per cent. tC
so per cent. from Regular Prices. AL
who have money to buy their supplies
with will do well to call on me and
examine my Goods and learn my Prices
before buying.
My Stock of Goods consist of Staple
Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing for
Men, Youths and Boys; Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes for Men. Women and
Children; Furnishing Goods. consisting
of Underclothes, Work Shirts, and
Dress Shirts, in great variety; Collars,
Cuffs, Neckties, Scarfs, Suspenders,
Hose, Half-Hose, Gloves, Mits and
Handkerchiefs, in great variety. Fine
Hair Oil, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps,
Staple Drugs and Patent Medicines.
Secondhand Books, School Books,
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes, Tab
lets, Box Paper, Ink, Pen Stocks, Pen
Points, and all kinds of School Sup
plies. Watches, Clocks, Spectacles in
great variety. Razors, Razor Strops,
Homes. Pocket Knives, Pocket Books,
Purses, Ladies' Bags, Satchels, Photo
graph and Autograph Albums, and an
immense stock of Laces, Ribbons and
Fancy Notions, too numerous to men,
ton. HENRY FARMHOUSE.
Iron County register., 1898-12-01
Two Pointed Questions Answered.

What is the use of making a bette
article than your competitor if yol
can not get better price for itP
Ans.-As there is no difference il
the price the public will buy only the
better, so that while our profits may
be smaller on a single sale they will
be much greater in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
If both articles are brought proml-
nently before the public both are GER
tain to be tried and the public will
very quickly pass judgment on them
and use only the better one.
This explains the large sale on Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using it for years and have
found that it can always be depended
upon. They may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims. but are GER
tain to return to the one remedy that
they know to be reliable, and for
coughs. colds and Group there is moth
ing equal to Chamberfain's Cough
Remedy. For sale by Geo. c. Jacobs,
Druggist.