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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-27
BIOGRAPHY OF JUDGE STRANC
Born n New Yorker Won Dis
tion in Three Different states

Guthrie, O T, Feb. 26.-The following
biographical sketch of Judge J. g Stcang
Oklahonas new attorney general, will be
of interest:
Judge J. c. Strang is a native Of Temp
kls county, New York. He attended the
common schools of Tompkin and Schuy-
Ter counties. and subsequently the Old
Ithaca academy in the former county and
later the Watkens academy, in Watkens.
in the latter county. from which instiJu-
t.on he is graduate. Re afterwards at
tended the select school OF John \. Gil
lett at Peach Orchard. on Seneca lake.
where he continued his studies for a year
and half. After teaching a short time
be went II Westleld. PENNSYLVANIA. TO
read law with Butler 3. Stranr. his cou-
sin, who was one Of the leading lawyers
Of that state for many years. Soon after
being admitted 20 the bar. NJ. Strauk
was elected district attorney ot Teoza
county. At the close Of his term the
bar Of the county gave him banquet
as token Of their appreciation of the
high character OF his official services
Saon after the close Of his term IS dis
ttict attorney Judge StranE left Perusyl-
Nania Tor the Wesr. locating ar Larre5.
Kansas. He was Immediately recognized
As az able lawyer, and al once t9ok 8
commanding position al the bar In
southwestern Kansas. and also became
a leader in all political movements Of his
party in that section of zae state Tbs
fan after locating az Larne5 he was
nominated and elected county attorney
by fea majority IN a vote of about $50
while the state ticket only received la1
and the head OF The county ticket. d. Il
Waite 03rtdlebits waite received bg. y
majority Before his tine was out as
county attorney, Mr. sgrans Was elected
% the state senate. He served ore ses-
sion in that body and so impressed The
governor OF the srate with his abHftv as
q legislator. ana as a lawyer. rhat the
day after the legislature adjourned. nc
sent for Senator Strang ana asked him 10
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SWEET SLEEP
After Long Nights of Torture!

The agony endured through loss of sleep :
can only be appreciated by those to whom a
merciless fate has brought this experience
To lie in bed, minute after minute, hour after
hour, night after night, unable to sleep; to
roll and toss, TO walk the floor, longing for
sleep to close the aching eyes and rest the
tired brain! Do you realize that biIiousness
accounts for three-fourthS of the insomnia of
to-day ? Such is the fact; and it is equally
true that no surer or safer remedy is known
than that great liver invigorator, Warmers
Safe Cure. BiIiouSness causing loss of sleep
if neglected may lead to ;nsanity-that awful
state in which one is lost to himself and
friends forever. No excuse for neglect War
ner's Safe Cure is procurabie in every town
in the United States and you making no
experiment in using it. Thousands have
already testified TO its curative merits in liver
and in kidney disease.
Medical Co. Roohes
ter, N Y. Micro scopcal examinations application
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-27
HAVE GONE AFTER WATCHER
Officers Deputized Leave Oklahoma
for Mexico

Guthrie. o. T.. Feb. 26.-sheriff Kelly
of Kingiisher county. and Deputy United
States Marshal w. D. Foste. started for
Mexico Sunday evening to secure the per-
son of James Watcher, the murderer Of
Colonel John T. Stone, who is under ar
rest in the City Of Mexico Watchers ar
rest was first reported about three weeks
ago. and upon confirmation of the report
Acting Governor Jenkins issued extradi-
ton papers demanding the delivery of the
prisoner to the Unite States authorities.
The eXtradition papers, which had been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-27
For Wireless Steering

An English invention for steering any
craft, whether submerged or otherwise
by means Of an ether wave on the wire
less telegraph principel has been perfect
ed. In naval war it is expected to make
the torpedo boat almost infallible. In this
respect it win equal the great American
dyspepsia cure-Hostetter' Stomach Bit
ters-which never fails to cure constipa-
ton, indigestion, dyspepsia. biliousness
malaria fever and ague. Everyone needs
it ami all druggists sell it.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS INVITE HIM
Roosevelt Writes Mighty Nice Let
ter in Reply

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. Ex-Governor Theo-
dore Roosevelt, who will be the star at
traction at the Rough Riders reunion in
Oklahoma City next July, has been invit-
ed to extend his visit to Guthrie as the
guest Of the Women's Federated clubs.
Governor Roosevelt's reply is as follows:
state of New York, Executive Cham
Der, Albany, Feb. 20, 19O0-Mrs. n. NJ. Car
ter, secretary of Women's clubs, Guthrie,
o. T.: My Dear Mrs. Carter-I greatly
appreciate your invitation. 1 appreciate
even more the terms upon which you
have extended it. cannot. however, pos
itively promise now. 1 do not know what
arrangements have been made for me by
the committee, or what my arrangements
will he. I earnestly hope that in any
event may have the pleasure of seeing
you personally. With renewed thanks
and hearty regards, I am very sincerely
yours, Theodore Roosevelt"
''Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup saved the
life of my baby boy when dying of Group;
God bless the remedy" writes Mrs. Adam
Schneider, Chattanooga, Tenn. Saves
thousands of little ones every year. Guar
anteed cure for all throat and lung
troubles. ]. P. Allen, Dockum & Higgin-
son. Geo. Van Werden.
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Waehi1ztan. Feh 1-The rn1sss states
Es1reHss ce1rt tofaY reversed tss favor
abe os.1i9z 81 Else ctzlrsarfa - RE court
10 private lard ctalrs GO the ease @ ~
Caltes states ~ orztE i1~a'r}az fff1s -
Isss rrast i- sa.fa Pc county. y n
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vashinzt3r Feb. er-Ths senate today
caufr~f3 the following narnlnauons. To
BE- mayer general - brsvst. Briga0isr
General Harrison Gray otis. L Y. -
ha b-lza6ier generals bY brevst. Colonel
% Sumner Second Oregon Volunteer
Infantry, CeIonrl r. o. Esssl-. Firpt
- sfa1a Volunteer infautry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-27

- - rotses =sezssd - add fac 10 -.
sv~frt faz-e which VS. tevoG-.n- re. J -e5
sdvs-e1 ~ friends VIE rad se~zz z-1-l e>rf2,
-ures r.dr ~ - - tgT szyfftz STT~3ee We
~ t-yo fsgs1sz aud Z srsf ~ again revive u
~ hre.Ef-Aaze fgr health ss1 hap-sasaE
zrzs1 frs -r0ved fForz TIE STAR. ard q cora-
rtst~ Ard r-rfart err uEAs rae FcsElt. 9 8
Il re cslT alood Trzscy vEich rs1chea aes-
~ rzses MEs LIZ
aa1xszs-y, A.
OF Re many blood remedies. 5. {. 5.
q Tho onlv 1ra which car reach aecp-
seated. violent Gases Il never tSsl. %
cure perfectly and permanently ssse
most desperate cases watch ara bey01d
~ r~zcA q other rer-.ec.es-
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90 CUREA NOnDIV ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box 25c
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CATTLE STEALING CHARGES
stand Against G. WOOIfOri Frost, Re
arrested After jumping Bond

Guthrie, Q. T., Feb. Go. WooIford
Frost was brought in from the Usage
country 10y Deputy United States Mar
shall Warren Bennett and lodged in the
federal Jail. There are several indict-
ments standing against Frost for cattle
stealing in the Cherokee nation. He
jumped his bond and has since been
hiding in the Usage country. He viii be
taken to AIuskogee to stand trial.
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Dear ma excsz1.zseos TIE =, = sztfs--,
vlxiouslY. .TVlszt1ver cal be tie matte
sra The babgs j. s1't cEyl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-27
stops the Cough and Works on the
CoF1

Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price,
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Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
Dn can not know what desperate con-
lition IL cen produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
lnable 70 cure, is communicated from
me generation TO another, iRdieting its
saint upon countless innocent ones
Some years ago was tnoealAte6 With poison
y 4 BuYsr mo infected ~ e2he with bod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-27

.al1t TIC little che was
- equal - IRE stu Egle.
I'd - life Eszs yielded
u 20 Axe fearful poison
FOR SIX long Tsars I SUI
ercd untold Missy. :
ras covered With sores
tEd uics from bead 20
oct. ard 70 an ElESe
A. express Ey feelings
81 v,s daring those Ion s
-eaTs 7 tsd t1e rest
-arS'1cal frF2f-af1t SFT-
srz rhTsirtc1s E1cc-1
sfvsly tr@s;e6 Ee. blf = j
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN

was formerly chief Of police in the Usage
nation, and it was on the Recommended
ton Of the agent that his Office was abol-
ished and two constables were appointed.
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1.-TWO jewels-time and good advice"
Two boon companions. Hoods Sarsapar-
lila and pure blood.
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eased TIE blood bocomcs Impoverished,
and nerves and muscles grow weak for
lack OF nutrition More fatal diseases
probably begin with weak stomach "
than with any other cause. The first
symptom OF disordered stomach calls for
prompt use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Ned
ical Discovery. Il is a vegetable medi-
cine, absolutely nOn-alcoholic and non
narcotic, and Is unequaled fo- the strength
II gives to blood, nerves and muscles.
" During the summer and fail of rs,s. ~ writes
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-04-19
NEW PETERSBURG
April l6, , 1900.


Harry Murdock removed with his
family from Greenfield to this place
last Tuesday.
J. M. Ulen was elected Sub-Director
for this School District No. Is.
AS A. j. Worley was descending a
fight of stairs last Wednesday morn
ing during the sleet he slipped and
fell to the bottom, sustaining injuries
to his back which greatly disable him.
w. f. Abbott removed to Hillsboro
last Thursday.
Work is being pushed as rapidly as
possible on the new telephone line.
Tom Grimsley is reported quite i'll.
George DeVaney brought suit
against VIM. Chrisman in Squire
Shivers' court last Thursday to re-
cover $l92.25. The matter had been
previously arbitrated and agreed to
both parties, and Chrismap's attor-
neys, Hough 4 Wilson, fled a motion
to introduce the arbitrament as evil
dence to which Attorney Davidson,
for Devaney, fled = demurrer which
was overruled and the case dismissed.
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DODSONVILLE.
April is, 1900.

PAi' ~, lOoo'
Mike Pulse and family, of Chase.
town, were guests of relatives here
Sunday.
Mervill Snowhill and wife, of Fay.
etteville, were guests of Mrs. Flora
Warman and family Sunday.
Miss May Houck, of Damascus, was
the guest of G. E. Duvall and family
the latter part of last week.
Shaffer Bros. are moving their ma
chinery to Marathan, where they have
a contract for BURNING a brick kill
this spring.
Leslie Baker left last week for
Xenia, where he will work in rope
factory.
Mrs. Aaron Bogart. of Sabina, Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Leslie Stroup, our tonsorial artist,
assists Allen Smalzel in his shop in
Hillsboro every Saturday.
Starley Smith left last week for
Ada, o., where heIwill attend school
this summer.
Frank johnson and family, of near
Russell, spent Sunday with Josiah
Shatfer and wife.
VIM. Tedrick, who has been linger.
ing with consumption for the past few
months, died Saturday at the resi-.
dence of his sister, Mrs. Mary Shoe
maker. Rev. Smith conducted the
funeral at the M. E. Church Sunday
afternoon, after which the remains
were inferred in the Stroup cemetery.
E. 7. Thompson, of Mt. Grab, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
parents.
Fred Long and wife, of Xenia, and
Josiah Tedrick, of Midland, attended
the funeral of VIM. Tedrick here last
Sunday.
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DALLAS.
April 18, 1900.

Fhpih Az, iOVVs
C. A. Duke and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Dukes parents, Harvey
Easter and wife.
Philip Easter and wife were visit
ing her parents Sunday.
Clark Wisecup and G. G. Easter at
tended Easter service at Hillsboro.
am glad that Easter service passed
away without rain. According to the
old saying we will have seven nice
Sundays.
Fred Hixson, who has been very i'll,
is convalescing.
Samuel Wolfe and wife were visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Edward Dan
iels, Sunday.
Mirlie Pummill, who once lived near
here, but was living in Clinton county,
died Thursday morning of last week
of consumption.
Several of the boys went from here
to Rainsboro last Saturday night to
attend a fox chase.
A new clerk in G. A. Dukes gro
cery Saturday, Miss Edna Easter.
Easter services were held at the
NJ. E. Church Sunday at 9 a. m.
Miss Lille Pennington and her best
fellow were buggy riding through our
town Sunday evening.
If you want to laugh and grow fat
just go with the boys of this town to
Springfield once. 1 can prove this by
Slim Easter.
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PULSE.

April 10, 1900.
John Reese and wife, of Brown
county, and John Hall and wife spent
Sunday with Neri CLANCY and wife.
A. Cochran and wife spent Sum
day with Charlie Duvall and wife, of
Jacksonville.
F.O. Pulse and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
F. r. Granger, of Hillsboro.
Mrs. Mary J. Cochran and daughter,
Algirda, visited friends at New Mar
ket Saturday and Sunday.
On Tuesday morning the residence
of George Burgel, situated one mile
south of Pulse, was destroyed by fire,
together with the contents. Burgel
bought an old house of Henry Sanders
and Earhart Bros, df Buford, and
moved 1t to his farm Thursday and
Friday.
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HIGHLAND.
April 16, 1900.

Mrs. Lewis Ballentine has been bed
fast for the past week with sever,
attack of grip.
, DR.. Ray Woodmansee, of Hamilton
o., was visiting her parents, Franz
Woodmansee and wife, Sunday.
c. f. Hixson and wife, of Hillsboro
spent Sunday with G. w. Horsmar
and wife.
James Terrell, who has been a suf
ferer for many years from lung
trouble, died at his home thSee miles
north of this place Monday, April g.
Funeral services were held at Fair.
view, Friends Church, Wednesday.
Interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Miss Myrta Hatcher was visiting
Miss Verda Brogue Friday night and
Saturday.
At recent meeting of the school
board the following corps of teachers
were employed for the coming year
Prof. d. S. Ferguson, principal Chas,
Wright, grammar department; Miss
Myrta Hatcher, primary department.
Olin Miller, Carey Wood and Glen
Woodmansee, who took the examina-
tion at the last meeting of the board,
have received favorable returns from
the same.
Rev. Sentman was in Cincinnati
last week and arranged for having
the new church organ sent up this
week.
Chas. Henderson has made quite an
addition to his elevator, making much
more room for storage.
Carey Wood made business trip to
Wilmington last week.
The Easter service drew a large
crowd, who were favored with an in.
teresting program by the members OF
the two schools.
Rev. Kairns, an American Baptist
has been holding series of meetings
for the last two weeks at No. school
house south of town.
Hugh Adams, of Greenfield, spent
Sunday with Peter Adams.
Hugh and Rutherford Terrell, with
five or six others, who were heavy
losers by Arnold, the cattle trader,
left Saturday for Pittsburg, where
the trial for securing the amount due
the several creditors will be held.
The building committee are expect.
ing to have the M. E. Church in read
mess for use by Sunday the 22d. A
week of service will begin at that
time, continuing until the dedication
on the Goth. Quite number of old
ministers of the charge have been in
vited and expected to be present and
assist in the meetings during the
| week
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FOLSOM.
April 16, 1900.

~ April 10, 1SUU.
The French measles have broken
out in this section.
Uncle Jas. Shannon was stricken
with paralysis last Saturday and is
not expected to live.
G. G. Harper will WELD the birch in
District No. 3 next winter.
The Union Sunday school enter
tanned the Sunday school convention
of Washington and Jackson townships
last Sunday at Union Chapel.
Miss Lille Denham, of Hillsboro,
was visiting her parents last Sunday.
Misses Marguerite West, Oracle
Mercie, Matte and Pei Mccoy, Lille
Gilmore and Eta Flaugher, of Union,
made their annual Easter visit at the
home of Arthur Mercer last Saturday
night.
The new organ at the church here
does not give satisfaction.
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THE NEWsHERALD HILLsBoRo, THURSDAY, APRiI1o 1000
LEEsBuRG.

April 16, 1900.
Hamer Day and wife, of Sabina,
were guests of J. Myers and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Kerr, of Lyndon, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Van
pelt.
Mrs. James Wrinkle and Mrs. Chas.
Rogers were with friends in Marietta
last week.
Mrs. Rodney Andrews has been
quite sick with mumps for several
days.
Mrs. Lucretia Cox, who has been
quite sick with grip, is able to be out
again.
J. A. Stout, of New Vienna, was a
business caller in our city last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Daughters are
at home to their friends in their home
purchased of John Mann on West
Main street.
Henry Sparks and Miss Edna Hicks,
of Washington G. H., were enter
tanned by Silas Sparks and family last
week.
The Easter service at the M. f.
Church Sunday evening was very in
teresting and well attended.
Miss Lora Higgins is the guest of
her brother, Judge Huggins, in Hills
boro.
Wade Huggins and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Wm. Patton at Bos-
ton.
Mrs. DIR. Srofe has returned home
after weeks visit with her parents
in Lynchburg.
Master Charlie Campbell is spend
ing a few days with his parents in
Hillsboro.
Mrs. Brewer of Vienna, was the
guest of relatives here last week.
L. J. Anderson visited his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Gallup, at Wilmington,
last week.
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SHACKELTON.
April 16, 1900.

April lO, loVO.
Miss Ida Pence visited relatives al
Nevin Saturday and Sunday.
Oscar Crum and wife and daughter
of Sinking Spring, spent Easter with
his sister, Mrs. r. j. Polk.
Miss Myrta Hawk, of Russell, was
the guest of Mrs. Allen Robinson
Easter.
John o. Lemon WIS elected direc.
tor in District No. 9 last Monday.
John CLANCY and sister, Stella, OF
Berryville, were guests of their uncle,
Ed CLANCY, over Sunday.
Christian Endeavor meetingat Mt
Zion will be at $50 p. m. next Sunday
evening. Members please remember
the time. Preaching services at I
o'clock.
Joseph Wolfe came up from Cncin.
natl Thursday evening of last week.
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HOAGLAND.
April II, 1900,

April II, 1900.
George Laniger will move into this
community soon.
Richard Ault is in the light lumber
business.
William Thomas has moved south
of Hoaglands', where he will spend
the summer.
All the farmers are busy except
John Tedrick.
Carey Chaplin expects to farm
heavy this summer.
William Thomas is quite sick over
the election.
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CENTERFIELD.
April 16, 1900.

April ID, 1900.
Miss Lillian Armstrong made a fly
ing trip to Leesburg yesterday.
Miss Maggie earns, of Blanchester,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arm
strong, who is still confined to the
room.
Dan Campbell is improving his res
idence with new roof.
Adam Campbell has put a dandy
fence in front of his residence. It
improves the looks very much.
Mrs. Alse Williams has been spend
ing some weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Mccullough.
Miss Elsie Strange, of Greenfield,
called on some of her old friends here
last Saturday evening.
Miss Madge Cowman, of Greenfield,
was the guest of Sallie Anderson one
day last week.
Maggie Patterson, of Greenfield, is
spending the spring here with her
uncle and aunt, Harvey Little and
wife.
A set of men were boarding in town
here putting up telephone poles from
this place to Petersburg enroute for
cambridge by way of Petersburg,
RainsbOro and the Point.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Satterfeld, of
Hillsboro, was here Thursday evening
subpoenaing witnesses for Court Mon
day.
Ellis Barrett and wife and family,
of Leesburg, spent Sunday with Lem
Dutton and wife here.
Mr.. Pope and wife, of Greenfield,
Sundayed with the latter's mother
here.
On the sick list are Mrs. T. w. Arm.
strong, Mrs. Dave Campbell, both
consumption, and little Frank Little
from eating orange peeling.
Rev. E. L. Knox preached a very
able discourse here last Sunday. 1t
was appreciated by all who heard it.
He will preach here every two weeks
at Hoo a. m. until conference, If
nothing hinders.
Robert Rosenbower and Charley
Campbell Sundayed with friends at
Fruitdale, Ross county, O.
Andy Butler and wife and family,
and Clyde Mcneil, of Fallcreek, ate
Easter eggs with Mrs. Matilda Butler
and son, d. E. Butler.
Frank Little, of East Monroe, was
shaking hands with his many friends
here Sunday evening.
]. w. Armstrong was called to Cir.
cinnati last week as witness against
Corslene, whom we made mention of
last fall as trying to swindle the old
pensioners and old soldiers. One OF
his pals, being then in the neighbor.
hood of New Market, wrote the editor
a personal letter requesting an apol.
ogy for publishing the statement, and
the letter was forwarded to us. We
did not make it strong enough for we
think all these swindlers ought to be
brought to justice. Gorslene, they
say, was put under bond of $500. If
he was doing an honest business, why
did he run down the alley at break.
neck speed to the depot and jump the
train when he saw Mr.. ArmsfronC
talking to an officer in GreenAeld the
next morning
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For sewing machine needles, oils and
parts, 60 to r. p Roush next door to
Harsha Marble Works, West Walnut
street.
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The Chinese Six Companies at San
Francisco have offered to pay for
Chtnese detectives to maintain order
IN Chinatown, provided the men are
vested With police powers, which viii
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Wolfe & Calvert
4 u East Main St. Phone 892.

The price of the Transvaal sixpence
III London is now shillings. Kruger's
pennies, however, are relatively more
expensive.
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The little folks love DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take;
perfectly harmless; positive cure for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma.
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A purely Scottish expedition is
about to be organized to the South
Pole to work in conjunction with the
British and German expedition.
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Scotch Clipper. Dutch Clipper,
John Deere, Syracuse,

And High Flying Dutchman Breaking Pows, Tiger Disc
rows Corn Planters and Riding Cuvators Moline and John
Deere Walking Cultvators Steel and Wood Frame Harrows
Old Hickory Wagons Bugges Sewing Machines every
thing found frsclass hardware Our prices are al
ways the lowest
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$500 to loan on first mortgage. (
L. Garrett, p. o. Building.
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IMPLEMENTS.

We have spared neither time pains the selection of
line of Implements Our stock is complete every detail
from hoe to binder An inspection will make you our GUS
toner Below are few good things we have to offer: