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The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

There gre thousands of people. snf- ferinc untold torture from piles. be-
 zuse of the popular impression that
 hey cannot be cured. Tabler's Buck we Pile Ointment will cnre them and the patient will remain cured. Price yO cents in bottles. Tubes 15 cents. Webb X Sanders.
 Bob Hsynie. of Pine Tree. vss in town Monday. making everyone hap py wbo came in contact with him by that " bland and childliker smile Of greeting. Mir. IIsynis gives out the news of his intended removal 10 For rest City very shortly thai his boys may have the advantages of our pub lie schools. THE TINES is joined by . host of friends in bidding Bob and hls family welcome ss citizens and neigh bors.
 Happiness depends very much on the condition of the liver and kidneys
 The ills of life make but little impress inu upon those whose digestion k good. You can regulate yalr liver and kid neys with Heroine and enjoy health and bouyancy of spirits. Price 5l cents. Webb & Sanders.
 The revival services in the tent or Washington street closes this week. The sowing of the seed along the high way as il were. by Rev. J. L. Haddock promises an abordsnt harvest. About forty persons have joined the Christian church since the advent of Mir. Had dock into this section. The lot on the corner.of Washington'and Cross streets has been purchased with a view to es- tabishing church here. and the con- tribu,ions are liberal and assure | church edifice in the near future.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
EVANS HANDLES TOYS.

Brick, suitable for inside chinHeys, at s5 per 1000, at E. F. Grays.
 Dr. Owen, of Brinkley. came over Monday to see the home folks.
 For the best new-ground Flow on the market, go to Russell. Graham X Co.
 ". T. Sanders is erecting bottling factory on lot near the elec- tric light plant.
 We are headquarters for the best cook stoves and heaters. Lots oi them at low price. Brandon < Baugh.
 Nrs.J. W. Beck was Tn Memphis Sunday in company with her two grand sons, John and David Webb. returning Tuesday morning after very pleasant visit.
 Now is your chance to buy good goods at a low price. For forty days 1 will make prices move the stock in order to make room for my immense line or Holiday Goods which is now coming in. W. r. Evans.
 M. lsaacs' countenance begins to as' eume pleased expression. His fami- ly left Boston Wednesday, and will ar- rive at home next Sunday. They have i----.. | .. pnrona nnw .rds af six nnnnfhs
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

ii cath IS very good here
 The weather remains very dry. Jack Frost has not made his ap- pearance here yet.
 Cotton picking is progressing very nicely here.
 Politics IS at q very low ebb in this community.
 Hnrrah for the man who says, if he IS elected road commissioner. he will dam up Fifteen-mile Bayou so our hogs wont get so dry in the summer.
 Miss Sallic Hoge visited Mrs. Thomas Sunday.
 Mrs. Wright visited Mrs. Thomas Monday.
 ;. NJ. Gunter, of Sand Ridge. was hustling visitor in this sec ton Sunday.
 Our postmaster made a visit to Edmondson on business the lat ter part of last week.
 Stewart and Mrs. J. NJ. Wallace visited Democrat Monday. k. W. Norment, of Mason, Tenn. has made his appearance in this section again.
 Cicero Beatty was out with his fowling-piece Monday and had good luck, bagging three of the feathery tribe.
 The fnny tribe has Q long rest now.
 John McSwain made flying trip to Edmondson Wednesday. J. D. Stoddard, of the Stokes set tlement, was hustling through this section recently.
 Sorghum Joe was last he ard of at Hot Springs, Ark.
 Miss Eula Zuber returned, after several days visit to home folks. and taken up her school again.
 SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under IN signed CollectnT of Levee Taxes for the St Franci. I.eyee District of st. Francis coun- ty. levied by law fer the purpose of building and maintaining evees in the St Francis Levee District. will attend in person. or by deputy at the following times and places. for the purpose of collecting the said revenue for the year igp-
 Wfdener October iss and 3nd. Madison, October 3rd and 9th.
 Forrest City. October 5th. Gth. st0, Eth. 10th. Iiih. i2th and 18th. Nidener October iJth to sist.
 Penalty will be attached to all taxes not paid on or before October 3i. rs0.
 JNU. NJ HALL.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT sABBATu
 BRnAKISG.

AN ORDNANCE TO PREVENT -ABBATU
 BRnAKISG.
 Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the incorporated Town Of Forrest City 1: Sec. l. That every person who shall. on Sunday. in the incorporated Town Of Forrest City. keep open ans store or re- tall any goods, wares and merchandise, or keep open any dram shop or grocery. or who shall keep the doors Of tine same SO as 10 afford ingress or egress. or retail or sell ahy spirits ST wine shall be guilty of . misdemean0r, and on conviction thereof. be fined in any sum not less than twenty-five dollars. nor more than one husdred dollars. Provided, charity or necessity on the part of the customer may be shown in justification of the violation of this section.
 Sec. 3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. and this ordinance to take effect from and after its passage and publication.
 Approved this Oct. 16. 1900.
 J. Il. TIrToS, Mayor. Attest
 F. l.. VADAKIx, Recorder.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

ths said assessment be paid in annual ia- siallments al the rate Of one per centun on the dollar of each assessment for stats and County purposes. and on or befors the 18th day of August. to commence af ter the assessment an0 levy Of said eso. o00 % as made by ordinance q June 26 1900, has been fully paid. and said assess meIH to continue until the total amount has been paid of, and said assessIslen shall be charge and lien against said real estate.
 Approved this Oct. I6. 1900.
 J. H. TIrToN. Mayor. Attest
 F. l.. VADAKIS. Recorder.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

Mn Jennte Ailgs. eflse spse1iae .
 wset st toe o0Go q uso -. U. AlloV Ieo iof Aseucn 2oodev 0aeolaa e . vSese @ foIottveg cd fsieo0A mea Allen opoMe tho sum0ef st Old PolDs Comsoss, Virgtnis bewch and Ocean View. three popular xnd heslthful summer resorts in the Old Dominion state and is looking the picture uf health She will reiufn fa Forrest City shortly to spend the winter.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

proposed to be incorporated The motion WAS carried.
 On motion of Aid. Baugh, seconded by Aid. Stone, the allowance to the Electric Light Company was reconsideres. and the sum Of 500 allowed and ordered paid in full for service for September.
 Council then sdjourned.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Attest
E. l.. vAnAklx, Recorder.

In the matter of extending the cit,
 limits, 1t was moved by Recorder Vsds. kin. and seconded hy Ald. ]. D. Baugh. that the Mayor and Ads Stone and l|angh be authorized 10 view out the lines of the proposed extentlon sf the city limits, and take such other action ns may be neces- sary 10 the end thas said limits may be extended. and 10 employ a surveyor to survey the said lines. and some compe- tent person to sol cit iheSignatu;g, ., of a
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
E. l.. vApAkIs, Recorder.
ORDNANCE

ORDNANCE
 Whereas the Board of Improvement of Forrest City Improvement District No. 1 have reported to this council that the amount of $50 900 .o0 heretofore levied on the real property within said Improve ment District for the purpose Of construct ing a system of waterworks. is insufficient to complete the improvement and
 Whereas. the dehsiency 10 complete said improvement is s20O0.00.
 Be it therefore now ordained by the Common Council of the incorporated town of Forrest City, Ark snsas. that sH additional sum of 5000 co be levied on all of the real prop erty in said Forrest City Improvement District Nh. 1. and that the same be as-
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

Miss Lucy Williams left Wednesday morning for Sommervilie. Tenn. jn response to telephone messxae thsl her grandmother was critically ,ll. We sincerely hope the lsdy's condition is improving.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

A delightful card function was enjoyed by number of special friends at the gen. ial and hospitable home of Postmaster and Mrs. Jno. c. Bell last plight. Elegant refreshments were served. experienced walters attending upon the wants of the guests and supplying their every wish.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Dissolution Notice

TIfH firm of Brahic X Chriseo mas this day \ been dissolved by mutual consent. C. F. Bfahic retiring. The business Will be eon- unued under the firm name of Chriseo Bros ts ghriseo Bros. assume all debts of the old firm and are alone authorized to collect the debts due to the firm of Brshic < Chrisco.
 CF~BRAHlC. c
 K. " CHRIsCO Forrest City Ark, Oct. k Ig00
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Mrs. J. N. Nichols was in Memphi Wednesday shopping and visiting,

Cashier Chas. H. Sanders was in Mem. phis Wednesday on business and circu- iating among his numerous friends.
 Mr. Vadakin had Instantaneous bout with the mysterious Kissing bug last Friday night, and as consequence has suffered greatly with his lip and been incapacitated for his duties this week.
 We use the best papers, do first-class work, and ask fair and reasonable price for all kinds of printing. When quality is considered we defy competi- ton. Give us your work. Landvoigt c Vsdnkin.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever Is bottle of Grove'i Tasieless Chill Tonic. It is simply iroT aud quinine m tssteless form. No cur, no pay. Price soc.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

The leading and most elaborate socia. function Of The week was the dining Tues day evening at the spacious home of Mir. and Mrs. James Russell, in honor of Miss Nell kirkbatrick. of Ripley, Tenn. A sumptuous supper was spread, in the d s. cussion Of which the delights and charm ing social intercourse of the guests were unbounded. and mlrth and good cheer reigned supreme. The host and hostess were gallant and lovely and profuse iii pleasing attentions for the enjoyme Of the patrons of their hospitality and the evening passed as if by magic. Miss kirkpatrick, the gracious and accom- plished honoree, was in a most happy mood and her beauty and rare entertall,- ing abilities are subjects of pleasing ,m- ment and absorbing interest in social cir. cles. Those present were Misses Mars Mason. Alice Rollwage. LadA Ingram Irene Freeman, Eula Williams, Mayme Webb, Norma Rollwage. Lucille Dye Mayme r Poole and Miss Kirkpatrick: Mes danes J. +. Stone. J E. Armstrong. Fau- nie Dell Thomas aud J. D Baugh. Messrs. Linn Hurley. Ben Neblett. Harry Knight, Richard Winfield, E P. Taylor. J. Suzet Shields and Bob Benson Profs. Spencer aud Mathis.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
1u1lua
q besss Dassy olssu bg 1llee Mary Al. )eg lase Sssuf1sy eveoinG fsso 2 viii Q ssfnlshsd nsst dellGhsfui entertainment for abont tweuty-hve Of her little friends.

Games or All kinds aifUTded the children unbounded happiness and the shouts of
 unrestrained merriment flied this cheer fu home with gladness. Slap in and slap out. was one Of the most popular games and was played with much interest
 The leading feature of the evening was the game = Bobbing for Apples. The apples, as many know, were placed iu a basin of water. just deep enough to sink them and the children 6obbing for them in contest for prizes, were compelled to put their hands behind their backs and secure the fruit in their teeth from the basin of water. The apples were very elusive as they swan and bobbed about them most udicriousiy funny scene aas created by the happy group of children. Three trials were given the contestants. but many wet and smiling faces were withdrawn from tie basin nnsuccessful Eight boys and two girls, however. snc ceeded in getting lEeir apples on the first triai, and to award the prizes fairly a more seyefe test was given to those wh0 had tied III the first contest, and an apple Mas suspended from striug in the center of the doorway, and each Of the len who had tied were given Three trials to obtain the swinging apple m their mouths while passing through the doorway. In this test none were successful, and the prizes were drawn for. being awalded-a book, to Maud keedy and d game, 10 Jas Fon dren' Dainty refreshments Of Sherbet. cream and cake were served The little hostess was voted the sincere thanks Of the entire company and many happy re- turns for her genial hospitality and the unalioyed pleasures Of the evening.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

Attention is called to tbe change in Irapp. Barker & Co.,. which appears III another column These entprprls Ing merchants are hustling for cash business and are making speciality of the Latest and.most fashionable ideas in Gents Furnishing goods Hats. Shoes. Clothing. Underwear. Fancy Shirts, Ties, Hosiery and everything is being sold at Bargain prices. They are carrying large stock of general merchandise and groceries. Read their ad go and see for yourself and get prices
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

fo. V. h 1xsrd returned Tnesdsy Sr60 . 0oot pleasant visit to Helena. eoe oeteo0e0the meeting Of the Mount Vernon Baptist Asoociasioo. which COO. vened iu that city last week. and visit. ed relatives and friends, being the guest of Mrs Blanche Biscoe.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
]. N OReAI llsl.
To = Olveo = ehe cooseh, 9eAeea. Lodge or OtlIes OrDnnlaae1oo Receiving the Highest
 Number of Votes.

The following is the standing of the ten organizations which have received the highest rHfnber nf votes
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
TUESDl

inr the Inlrp tors to vote ot the Unite sentative il gressIonal n
 The voting county are H
 Madison IT. Madison I Madison 1T house
 Franks Tow Telico Towr Johnson To LAnguiile1 1
 i'raifie Tow
 
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 t.nsniwin 1'e
 Wheatley 1T tsriggs Tow Biacsnsh 1T teen Mile Bas
 Blacknsh IT
 Given nn.ie cis County th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

homa And tho Indian Territory "a .
alngls stats. In the iAnnuags u tks
statehood plank Of the kaaaaa Gag
platform. I'VE denoaaee The fAilare of
the Republican parry W carry out ita
pledges - graht statehood " The terri
tOfiea oa AF.aonae FeW MeKioo aud
OklahoWa, snd We promlss the people
Of those territories Immediate state.
hood sad homs rule during their eEiaa.
snee ~ territories We also favor
homo rule under . territorial form Of
sovernmopt for Alaska aud PeIto Rico"
And Ne ask that every DemooFetie and
Populiat paper IN the torFiAory 70 carry
thia plank oonspieaOusly - the head
Of ita editorial oclumua durlng the
oampAien.
bupplsmentary resolution passed
We, the Democrats and Populista OF
OhlahomA territory, condemn the Me-
kinlev md Barnes administrAtiona.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Was grAndly shown b. Mrs Johr
Dbwiing, OF butler. Pa h. a thre,
yeAts' struggle vith malignAnt stom
aeh trouble that caused diatresslng At
taeks OF nausea and indigestion. Az
remedies failed 90 relieve her unit
she tried Electric bittVrs After taxi
ing Ia two monti ., che wrote. / Au
aoW wholly cured and eau eat any.
thing. II truly grand tonia iol
the whole systen - gained la weig bi
aud feel much sttonger slnel usiug a.
IL aids digestioa, cures dyspepsia, im
proves appetite, gives new life Orly
SOC, Guaranteed, At U. X Renfroi
drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Advertisements in lhis tdtumu gCrprr ttur
taUu Insertion. au aaNtttihglnEut taken
Goa lrsa tAau p lgutA
"hontg ~ pbtCnl good Iaeaa may Do srr-
urcl lf out asa, address Illt fAlENl HE
iuhu. ha,umure. Ma
MAh GEu .llau Subscribers tuf tht UkIt
tuula Leader one ftar aua The farm Iuar
hal htt 1eatt iur ~ hamtis copies Yn az
plitatlpn
WASTED hrlFht pof tu canvass IJr tlt
nklabuna MeeklJ Leader an0 Atlauta ll ..
sutuuon Good paw W Flgut party
Daat wUrFY Wumaus ulessiug" sale.
auTc aud ppaltiVe CaTe fuT kuppresscA 90 Ga
regular aleuslfpation, the pGNest dhlpFeIF
send iel boa free 81 Horne. n d dfAN
eT W "A, Chlcako. AZ
hustuug y0gng mau can agake ~ iuunth
aud "a Qenseh fermautnt Nnsiu0n ckpgr
lenge anneees4ary, Write qulek fQf paftic
Fhiiadelphla "a,
kOpgg heA- lur ulpstratea catalaFue Ga
piAlns NOV We teach barber trade maliod
isee Anler harper COLLEGE. hiaasapoila.
Aiah
lFAseliag salesman 0f sbillty ~ 4 Elsh
&f4ae une eppfppgi4ts y naaflT eytrf ~
pAttlAsgt oftTAoe heffrenrcE Gana aHd
s'ss sasE ss KS ss;.s llsi,s1' psissls &
hieh'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

DO you have that tired fesling9 DO
you feel sluggish, billiot aud Out Of
aorts generality % YOU have sieh
hoAdaehef 10 you have pimples, erup
tions, blctehes, ulocrs. sOfas or other
results of coastipatlon9 70 be healthy
thu sewer 'ot the body, thu ouweis,
nuat be Kept Ia au active, healthy
condition, aud nothing does IL ~ well
~ bAi'ey'e LANatVe Tablets They
0Fing clear, rusY complexion and 4
clear head A tablet or twu taken "a
aighl mAkee you feel ane la the nOrn'
lng. The loo packages contain 90
tablets, and the csc paehAges o. tab
leis, uhOcplate coated w Bailey
is written on each paekage. lakeside
Medicine OompAny, Chicago, prOpriO.
tor. s1mplo free. ReIaember they
cpre oonstiPAtlon sold by o. H.
heniEo, uathFle.
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6hasiIy Discovery Is Made
~ a Member Of a
Searching Party.

A. b. Risrssy, a wsst 0elhris.
iassiy ssssad hsfs tou Qsivss,oa
rhis moraing hs rsesiysd . lons lee
tsr trom HE ioFmsr pastass sho e 10
oaiysston. Az sEtFaet frem phist
ruadas
"a pathstio taei deaf in tbe ssaFeh
f0f the dead ocourfed toda a sqaad
oi msa discovered in = sFsuhed aniid
| iha ase bodies Amons these k,idiss
wsa one vhioh = meub OF ths buri al
recognized 80 bic beothsr, nhe bodies
we're all IN a1vanced stats of dacompo.
altiOn. Thsy we're removed and .
funeral - re vss buiit. a. which ths
brother assistsa aud With Spartan
lihe afmneAa. stood by aud asw the
the bodies oi The dead reduced 20 Ash
lee
The appalnu.. ioss ot ITO ~ ths
cateciysin oi saturday aisbt h4s bt
oum bed and ups ded tho people
/ TIE iouatains ~ grief have virtuaiiy
bscu oriad up Neighb boz meets neigh.
boz and sith . hearty clasp u the
/ bsnd, viii tay hope ell Il vel stth
/ Jou' The usuai fuply Be- 4 am sorry
10 say I am the oniy one left
These ere uot uupsuAl occurrences
One hears them on the street. 10 the
stores, around soda fountains. whrFe
crowds collect 70 quench their thirst
siuee water 10 scarce aud The salo Ina
are oloscd ap ludengitsiy
"A nepsew Of Alderman John Wax
ner, . yoath of 10 years old, was foaBd
dead, lodged tn the forks of large
cedar tree two miles from his wrecked
home. Tightly elinobed ia hia life
leas riGht hand was $500 whiah hin
father had given him. HiA father had
attempted % elose . door Ia their
home, which bad blown open. whsa
the hOuas " nj doWn aud the whole
family perished la che rAgisg storm
aud Hood IL would take a volume ~
recall the many heart reading incl
dents aud the hsrOism d,splaved
during the fatal night ot Sstar sy"
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lSDIAsAPoLi., fsD,, Nov. 10, 1890.
PKPsis SYRUP Co
Dear sirsi-We have been keepine
house for Ave years aud are never
without DR. oaldwell's Syrup Pepsip
We nnd aothiDg TO equal II for stom
Aoh troubles aud my children ike IL o.
we'll As candy. One night recently my
wife vas giving . dose TO our baby Qh
years old aud Nadia four little girl I
years old cried for some too. ueI
mamma told her sho didn't need H.
and then che said. "Can | lick the
spoon2" IL 10 90 pleasant TO take, the
effects are 30 good, We hate 20 be With
out De- CAldwelra syrup Pepsin,
Yours t,uly,
LAFE D NKRruKRH,
Mgr Enterprise Hotel
Sid by 4 B l. iiie a Co.
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hoor@'s Pilates are . guaranteed
cure for all forns of MalAriA, Ague
Chiils and Fever, swamp Fever. Ma
larial Fever, BillOus foVer. JAunaics
blliousneaa, fetid breath and a tired
hslless feeling, They cure RheumA
tism and ths lasAituhs following
blood poison produced from Malaria
poisonlng. No Quinine. No Arsenic
Acids oT Iron DO not ruin stomach
or teeth. Entirely tAatelssa, Prie,
sOc per boz. DR.. O. G. Moore Cc., No
$40 North Main street, ~. Louis, Mo
Bold by " Il, Lille A Co., And Wheel
er a SON
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The cOiorod woTK in BIggie berry
Book IL an immense aid 10 berry grow
ere, IL shows the leading Der
ries true In hHe, shape Aad color
They we're hrss eaTefully pAintea
~ AZ experihnned Artlbt. aud theu 70
produced by lithography At coat. OF
over one thousand dOllArs, Aside frcm
the color work there are scores Of re-
product ons made directly from photo.
grapha OF berries, 90 that the reader
may have an accurate idea Of them
See publishers' announcement la en-
other eolum. The price 10 30 cents.
free by maili address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co. PhilAdelI hiA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

And settlers Of Pawnse county, al
pAwBeo, September 1891 For the
above occasion We will eel tickets 10
Pa~nee al the rate OF Que fare Asd =
third for the round trip Tickets on
sale september 1874, good 10 return
Nsptember 2s, 1900 Continuous pas
sage la each direction.
A, j. C1HKIEs Agent,
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su.aiasr Toerl., Rass. 70 Uolss.aa.

bammer touTiat iioketh 10 DenveF,
Colorado nprings aqd Pueblo viii he
placed on sale Jane ist, And sold daily
~ to aud ineludiRg aeptem00r lsth,
1860, with haal retara HIATT II Oct0beg
slst, 1870. stop overs will BE- allowed
Qp aoipR tEip Aiter reaehing tha hgal
Coior9do eonmOn point. The rsgarh
hip lnaot b. ~ absolutely continuous
paaaage, eo1menelng ont the dase IA
aNolallon ~ the ioint NRant
A. y, poaRlaa, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-17

Cogis ilengstoel Refismtei ti sl.
letg rpf BE- spess q, eaelon ~ Ani
aSetyisNsssFt rtyu ~ FsfEtY txft sbs
one ihira o. ~ ronad trip "a ssrt
hpaofed iog retaru "a ooc talFd lafe
az o. ssftfmhef ed. ceFuaaatas a.
pa tigasa ef inmaa Faas A ,
tol klns aEant
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coru-husasn spFainst efsia. bsfb.
80 wife euta ana sPrsius. aF eufs from
auy other eause ere quiekiY healed
wnen hALLAhu's SNOW 0iaT.
hkNf is prpmp appiisi Prizes aAo
snd soe wheeler a 500. aaa o n
Liulu "a GO.
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~ you ere troubled wit0 iuoduToub
breath, heart burn, hataieggY, head
aehe, Aoid,ty pAias aiter sagiug lass
OF appetite, persistent melancholy. 4.
OF low spirlts Hou need = tonie, .
few d1sss u hERblNE wi give yOa
the Tseupsrat,ve force 40 remove the &
disorders. Prige 90 espts Whselsr
a Bon aud n b Lillio a CO
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Wslliaaton, Kan.. asptsmber ihta.
For ths above oocssion eo uili cell
tickets 70 WelliuEron 20 rsto - one
fare iJf she Touhd "trip. riukuts on
sale septembsf ~ 30 90. spod 20 %
tuFu saptsm bsr o. Ooatinuuua paa
ssae iu saoh directioni going passage
% commspee on date II sale A J.
OOrklua. Agent
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Tue boys aud girls snould read The
Form Journal u will help keep them
ga the farm, We will Rcnd u i've
years. the remainder ct 1900 aud all "
1901, 1909 1908 Gud 1904, - every one
vhO viii subscribe for tue weekly
LeAdgr both papers ~ the price Of
cure 0plY
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Ml.hll. o.rnl..I.na l.Il r..l...I

Wichita, Kansas October to o.
1900 For the above occasion nc y n
soil ii 'kets % Wichita at rato oi one
fare Toe round trp. Tickets nn bale
5 -ptembar 800 u October Gth. Good t.
return octabsrs Continuous pa sage
Ia each direction. Goiug passago to
commence da.c Of sr e..
a j CoHhtNs, Agelt,