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The Newtown bee., 1901-02-01
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss the Of &M4zzZx
ISIT AN EPIDEMIC?

VITAL STATISTICS SHOW AN ALARMING
INCREASE IN AN ALREADY FREyAIL-
ING DISEASE-ARE ANY EXEMPT?
AT no time in the history of disease: has
there been such an alarming increase in the
number of cases of any particular malady as
in that of kidney and bladder troubles no@
prcying upon the people of this country
To-day We see a relative. a friend or an ac-
quaintance apparently well and in a few days
we may be gricved to learn of their serious
illness sudden death. caused by that fatal
type of kidney troublc-Brights disease. -.
Kidney trouble often be ONES advanced into
acute stages before the afflicted is aware OF its
presence: that is why read of so many
sudden deaths of prominent business and pro-
fcs>ional men. physicians and Others. They
have neglected to stop the leak in time.
While scientists are pulling their brains to
find out the cause. each individual can. by
little prccauton. avoid the chances OF con-
tracing dreaded and dangerous kidney trou-
bic. eradicate it completely from their sys-
TEN if already afflicted. Many precious lives
might have been. and many more can yet be
| saved by paying attention to the kidneys
| 1t is the miss Oh Of The NEwTOwN BEE to
benefit its readers at every opportunity and
| therefore we advise all who have any symp-
toms of kidney or bladder trouble to write to-
day to DIR kilmer & Co, Binghampton, n. Y.
| for free sample bottle of Swamp Root, the
| celebrated specific which is having such a
| great demand and remarkable success in the
| cure of the most distressing kidney and blad-
der troubles With the sample bottle of
Swamp Roo: will also ste sent free pamph-
| ,et and treatise of valuable information.
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STEVENSON.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


John Downs went to the New Haven
hospital for treatment on Tuesday,
as he is suffering with blood poisoning
in one of his hands. The thumb has
been cut off. and it is considered quite
serious case.
Charles Gilbert, who has been very
sick, is now able to be out again. Mr.
Gilbert has over 100 chickens, Matched
in incubatorS.
EN-. Shepard is guest of his sister,
Mrs G.. E. Bradley.
Mrs Stiles Loveland visited at her
brothers in Ansonia last week.
F. A. Isbell has been in Thomaston
and MiddletOWn for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Elliot are both
sick with the grip.
Charles Booth, who now lives at the
Soldiers home at NOrotOn, visited at
w. O. Frenchs the first Of the week
c. T. Sherwood and George Martin
have been victims of the grip.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
QUAKER'S FARMS.

ENTERTAINMENT A PRONOUNCED Sue
CESS.
The entertainment held by the young
people of Quaker'S Farms was pro-
nounced success both socially and tinan-
cially. The entertainment commence
ed with selections by Mr. Thayer on
the cornet and violin, and his two sons
sang several sweet melodies. This
music was greatly appreciated. At
8. Is the curtain rose on the farce"Nice
Versa, d most laughable little comedy,
in which the ladies take up the ordin-
airy business of the men and set their
husbands and brothers tOregulate the
household matters. Mr. Harger was
to have taken the leading part but was
prevented from coming owing to a
severe cold. His place was supplied in
time. Miss Mabel Lum was ''postmas-
ter" and Miss Annie Bartlett 'ticllet
agent at the Quaker's Farms station,
| while Miss Clara Hawkins made a
| laughable hit as "baggage master"
Miss Minnie Hawkins took the place
of census taker,' Robert Hawkins
acted the part Of the husband of DR.
Jennie Green, and Mr. Henderson did
splendidly as Sam Black the chen peck
ed husband" with Walterand Donald
Rafter as his mischievous youngsters.
a big rag baby caused quite a lot of
fun. After the play very nice sup
per was served, the new table furnish
ings being used for the first time by the
members Of Christ hurch. The silver
has the church monogram embossed
on it. After supp er it was found thai
Mr. Leeke CT OXfo. d had somehow beer
escorted in with his fiddle, and before
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CHURCH INTERESTS,

The sOciable in the Town hall, last
week Wednesday evening, was very
successful affair in every way: and over
$22 was added to the repair fund of
the Center church.
There will be a hash and pancake
sociable in the chapel of the North
church on Friday evening, February l.
Proceeds for the Sunday school treas
ury. BE sure and come.
AS next Sunday is Christian Endeav-
or day. the pastor will preach asermon
to Christian Endeavorers. All, wheth-
er or not, are cordially invited.
Next Sunday evening the Christian
Endeavor society will hold Il most in
teresting service in commemoration of
the Goth anniversary of Christian En-
deavor. Do not fail to attend. You
will be welcome.
Mrs William Geddes the organist of
the North church, is i'll with the grip.
1t is reported that there are num-
Der of cases Of measles in the north
part of the town.
Miss Helen Hungerford is visiting
her niece, Mrs George Hall, in Dan
bury.
Miss Georgia Gray has been quite i'll
with grip, the past week.
Edward Archer and l.. w. Hunger
ford commenced asserting tobacco in
New Milford, this week.
Master Ernest DisbroW is on the
sick list.
A horse belonging to Peter Meyers
ran away, last week, throwing MIR
Movers out and breaking his collar
bone. Fred Barlow, who was with him,
was also slightly injured. DR. Dolan
attended Mr. Meyers.
Miss Georgia, daughter of d. ID. Gray,
is quite i'll with grip and rheumatic
trouble.
Tudor IIaviland is again very poorly
having the grip in addition to other
troubles.
Miss Emma Hall is i'll with the grip
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EAST VILLAGE.

The sociable held, last week, at the
residence of w. S. Clark, Melted about
$1S.
j. w. Waterbury has built an addi-
ton on his stock barn.
d. c. Wells has been under the care
of DR. Wales.
E. E. johnson has moved to the old
homestead, having come in full posses
sion by the death of his mother.
Mrs VanDuyne is home caring for
her father, Frederick French, who
was thrown from his wagon in Bridge
port, a week ago.
Stiles NJ Clarke has been sick: also
Mrs S. D. Sharpe and Nellie Osborne.
Miss Jessie NJ. Wheeler returned
home, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Beardsley of
Shelton attended church at the Con-
gregatonal church and were enter
tanned at Albert Wheeler's, on Sunday
last.
Fred Wales and friend spent Sun
day at his fathers, Scion Wales.
Miss Martha Beach and Miss Della
Curtiss are on the sick list.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Merwin w. John
son. this Friday evening.
SHERMAN.
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TRU MBULL.
CHURCH INTERESTS.

ClI I'LL IN EhIIio
Owing to the illness of Rev Mr.
Thomas the church was closed, Sun
day.
The sociable given, by the Christian
Endeavor society on Wednesday even
ing, was a decided success. Each
member came wearing an emblem rep
resenting some song and some were
very pulling to find out. Other fea-
lures of the evening were voting for
the most popular young lady and
gentleman. A supper was provided in
the rooms below.
The Armory has been sold to S. j.
Parks and he thinks of moving it and
The old Lynch homestead has under
gone thorough repairs and large adj
dition and veranda has been added.
Mrs DR. Lynch intends to make a sum-
mer residence of it.
A large mail box has been put up at
the foot of the street for the convent
ence of the public. 1t is to be used
for out goingmail exclusively.
Edgar Rogers is moving his barn to
point nearer his house for greater
convenience.
Mrs John Ward is on the sick list.
Installation of officers took place at
the last meeting of the Grange. MI
and Mrs F. S. Hopson of Housatoni(
Grange were the installing officers.
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C5s New FOULARDS

Tie Rotunda blossoms like garden with
these beautiful new Foulards-the pick of the
choicest new Designs of the best makers of
Lone "2, Lyons, Japan, Alsace and America.
We 1-,c;7, months in advance, that this was
destined to be great Foulard year, and have
been busy preparing for it, with the result that
nowhere can this superb showing be surpassed,
if, indeed, you can find its equal.
Printed All-silk Twil!ed Foulards, the de-
signs OF the more expensive London makes
being applied by hand, are Csc, Csc, 81, 81. rs,
$i.35, so yard. The higher the price,
the richer lie color combinations all prices
are low for the splendid qualities they represent
All-si.ls Printed Liberty Satins, in wealth
of the newest patterns, are 85c and 81 yard.
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HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY,

HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY,
Ton Sheldon lost quite fine COW,
last week Some of his kind hearted
shopmates took up a collection for
him.
The pound sociable given, last
Thursday evening, by the Christian
Endeavor society, was quite success.
J. B. Hall was auctioneer and some Of
the contents of mysterious looking
parcels created much merriment.
Frank Allen guessed the correct num-
Der of rasinS, which was 10, that was
put in beautifully decorated layer
cake made BY George S. Allen and 50
Frank was the happy winner. Just So
was cleared as the result of the soci-
able.
Last Friday evening, Frank Allen
treated number of his friends to the
cake won by him at the SOciable ard
and also to the stuffed and baked pigs
head brought by him at the sociable
auction. The young men report fine
supper i:iAi pieao'iiC S'SiIiio "AoA
their lost.
A large number danced until the
''wee sma hours at Walter Tray
erSe'S. last Friday night.
Mr. Kirby was taken suddenly i'll at
the shop. last Saturday. II. c. Smith
carried him home and summoned DR.
Hartman.
\ little boy of William Nelson S fell
on the ice and cut his leg. which re-
quired the doctor to sew it up.
Frank Bethany is suffering with
felOn.
Frank Peas n Of brooklyn is again
at work in tie kni shop here.
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So Crepons-SI.25

The beautiful weave :of these lustrous silk
and wool crepons adds greatly to their richness
as Dress tuffs. They're much handsomer, in
deed, than the price gives you any right to
expect. Were it not that the maker was over
stocked, and anxious to unload, these luxurious
crepons would readily command their full value.
It's your good fortune that they're SIPS a
yard-it means an elegant dress at barely more
than third of its worth. Prettiest of color
combinations-a sort of shot effect-in gray
and-white, tan-and-white, brown-and-white,
navy blue-and white, tan-and-light blue, tan
and-reseda. $l.25 a ward.
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SOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.


Miss Kate Johnson has returned
from an extended visit with her cOuS-
in in Boston.
Rev II. Dewitt Williams preached
in the Methodist church in the alb
sence of Rev O. J. Range, who conduct
ed service in the Purchase district.
DR. and Mrs Morell entertained a
number of their friends, last Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Lamphier visited
her parents, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Burr Tuttle entertained
a few of their friends last Wednesday
evening, the occasion being surprise
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OXFORD.
ST. PETER s CHURCH INTERESTS

There is to be meeting of the
ladies' Parish Guild at the home of
Mrs Kate Davis on Wednesday, and
at her house the same evening there
will be an entertainment, and after
that supper. All are invited to be
present, who can possibly find il con-
venient to come.
Service next Sunday at St Peters s.:
In the morning IL am, beginning with
a celebration of the Holy Communion.
The choir meet at the home of Mrs
Sanford on Friday at m.
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HULL'S HILL
Rev o. J. Range preached, Sunday
evening, at E. Lewis in KettletOwn.
Mrs E. Mallory visited her sister,
Mrs S. Osborne, in New Haven, last
week.
About II of the people gave Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Barr surprise parry, one
evening last week.
G.. B. johnson has sold the Carey
place to parties out of town.
S. Knapp is on the sick list.
Miss VeStini Burr is the OrganiSt at
the Sunday school, but Prof Elton, be-
ing present, took her place, last Sunday.
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IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

The third degree was exemplitied at
Washington lodge, f. & A. NJ, last
Monday evening, at which large dele
CATION from Hiram lodge, No. l8, were
present. A special communication
will be held February I, to work in
the entered apprentice degree. The
revival of interest in old Washington
is mat ter of qualification to local
Masons and members of the craft in
neighboring towns. Let the good
work go on.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE UNION FAIR
ASSOCIATION.
The Union Agricultural Society held
their annual meeting, January Is.
The meeting was very harmonious
one. The last fair was success finan-
and 800 applied on the indebtedness.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year.
President, Warren Plumb of Trum-
bull.
Vice president, Samuel Tyther of
Shelton.
Treasurer, David S. Clark.
Secretary, Stephen T. Palmer of
OrOnOQue.
Assistant secretary, E. S. Hawley
of Huntington.
Directors: Monroe, F. W. Wheeler,
Scion B. Wales, Styles NJ. Clark; Hunt
ington, Capt G. J. Wakeley, Lewis Shell
ton, Leander Wheeler: Trumbull, Sher-
wood NJ Brinsmade, Fred S. Shelton,
II. L. Wade.
Committee on fair grounds, David
S. Clark.
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The Newtown Bee
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
MONROE.

GRANGE TOPICS.
Deputy H. w. Andrews of Brook
field Grange ably installed the officers
of Harmony Grange, last Thursday
evening:
NJ, Robert Sinclair.
L., Hessie Hayes.
S., Lewis Twist.
A. S., Howard Fl. Wheeler.
G. K, Carlton Jog ce.
p, Fannie Burr.
c., Mrs John Burr.
F., Mrs Edward Curtiss.
l.. A. S., Florence Wales.
IT,, Theodore Lockwood.
Organist, Maisie Benedict.
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MIDDLEBURY.

FARMERS INSTITUTE AT SIIDDLEBURY.
BY invitation of The Middlebury
Grange, the Connecticut State Board
of Agriculture and the Experiment
Stations will hold AM Institute at
Middlebury, Wednesday, February ID.
The program will be as follows:
AFTERNOONS p NJ.
Music.
Facts about the Silo, A. F. Greene,
Middlebury.
Feeding and care of Dairy Cows and
The Dairy School, Prof G. L. Beach,
StOrrS.
Comforts and advantages of the
Farmers Home, Mrs Eli Brunson,
Middlebury.
Music.
EVENING-7:3O NJ.
Music.
Agricultural Education in our Public
Schools, w. NJ. Shepardson, Middle
bury.
Facts about Birds that concern the
Farmer. Illustrated by Stereopticon.
Music.
A question box will be open to re-
ceive inquiries upon any subject per-
tanning to rural life A general invi-
tation is given to all, but especially to
the ladies. Music at intervals.
Punctuality is a virtue to be cultivat-
ed. Middlebury is six miles from
Waterbury, aud, on due notice to the
local committee, teams will meet
trains at Waterbury for Transporter
ton to Middlebury. Refreshments
provided at the hall.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.
There was very pleasant meetin g
of the Grange, last week Tuesday
night. The lecturers hour consisted
of music, an original paper on ''The
Progress of America, during the 10Th
Century, by George Townsend, (which
was we'll worth listening toy, an in
structive talk on "Some Gum trees
by W. NJ. Shepardson, reading,
''Swarm of Bees" by D. L. Wheeler
and two recitations by A. S. Clark anC
J. T. BaSham.
Representative G. w. Wallace was
home on Friday and Saturday. He
was accompanied by his friend, MI
Wright, from Waterbury.
Mr. Stevens is on a vacation at hi!
home in Pennsylvania.
James Bassett is at work for L. Alb
| bOtt & Son.
Mrs Lawrence Tabor from PrOvi
dence, r. l., is spending few week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs H. B
Abbott.
Homer w. Atwood has sick horse
H. S. Judd recently sold some of hi
new mich COWS to d. NJ. Atwood.
N. Blackman raised new hors
barn on Monday of last week. NJ
Blackman's barns were totally con
sumed by fire few weeks ago.
| -
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0M NMom4I%JGmp
X ( 81 fG }FIS,TfS ~

4nlnk OF what the involved
possible indeed huge BRIEF the gathered
for this greatest of February Furniture Sales aggregates
56ree-quQrferS Of q Million Of Dollars
which averaging bring
cost you down OOO
And brand handsome furniture which
direct
place this hitherto unequaed Trade Sale 900
single firm Grand Rapids Our orders for large placed
ahead thus enabling manufacturers fill them
resulting mill redounded advantage
Other
sweeping
No
and materials charaezes all these otsperhaps
stock during the duer third clement
which
of kind. But like all modern
perfect conddonwe rid of merchandise
to become anything ele
Of these reductions do apply oz-here are
standard lines always epenhed which spared gnony
sold
this sale all needs be all tastes satisfied
DnnngT McrnsCt
Bur dehoards Women Desks ,c,.es
tinS
rdrob Book Cases x Tables
Chairs IitraryTa C,.c.es
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WESTON.

INTERESTING GRANGE MEETING.
An interesting meeting was held at
Nortield Grange on Friday evening,
the new officers taking their chairs for
The Newtown bee., 1901-02-01
,LotU-prf.~ed Corsets

None but worthy ccrsets are tolerated in this
richly varied stock Of GUS, which affords ample
latitude in POINT of model and price. Here is
word OF two particularly attractive low-priced
sorts, among other excellent values:
AT Csc each-P N. corsets white, with low bust and
short hips.
At $1.e5 and .5o-P D. corsets of white and drab
coutil and black sateen: long waist and high bust
comprising values up to S. and s..
The Newtown bee., 1901-02-01
HUNTINGTON.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL MATTERS.
Lewis Shelton has been very seri-
OuSly sick with grip.
Charles Beard, who has been i'll, is
The Newtown bee., 1901-02-01
THE BARROW HOUSE BURNED.

will be feature of the next regular
program, on the eveningof February 8.
THE BARROW HOUSE BURNED.
The barrow place, purchased by Mr.
Swallow sometime ago, was destroyed
by fire, last Sunday night, the family
escaping with only their clothes, moth
ing else being saved.
Mrs Horace Hurlbutt entertained
the Matinee whist club on Thursday.
Miss Mae Seeley of Easton is the
guest of Mrs G.. A. SturgeS.
Miss Irene Perry went to Ridgcfeld,
last week, to spend a few weeks with
friends there.
Mrs Josephine Fitch returned from
New York on Friday.
Miss Eva Ferris, who has been ill for
the past three weeks, is cOnvalescent.
Miss Lizzie Adams spent a few days
of last week with Miss Alice Fitch.
A large number of NOrtield Grange
patrons attended the meeting Of Fair
field County Pomona in Westport,
last week.
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O III II w A n A NJ A KE II
Broadway Fourth Avenue Ninth and Tenth

Florence Smith on her birthday. 1t
was much enjoyed by those who at
tended.
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REDDING.
LOCAL NEWS TOPICS,

Mrs Henry Sanford has returned
from a month s visit with her brother,
Charles Hannaford, in Chicago.
Emory Sanford and Fred Dimond
have recovered from attacks of the
grip.
George Sanford has purchased very
house in Weston.
H. NickerSOn of New York spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. N. NickerSOn.
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the first time. The attractive new
programs, for the year, We're distri-
buted and "a dramatic entertainment
will be feature of the next regular
program, on the evening of EebruaryS.
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to H. V. Peck and wife Oh his C21
birthday.
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New Haven

Stop in our New
Shoe Dept and
have your Shoes
TO ished FREE.
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ENTERTAINMENT A PRONOUNCED Sue
CESS,
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Early Spring in the
Dress Goods Department.

These are seasonable stuffs to- day too
especially this 40 to ~ Inch A l-oure Woo
Checks. Checks run little larger for Spring
and this awful.y stylish Check is marked as
low as 25cts Yard.
The Newtown bee., 1901-02-01

Ten or twelve colorings in a line of stun
nj g Scotch mixtures. woven for Tailor-mad
Gowns. and full SO to 40 inches WIDE The,
are as low 44cts Yard.
The Newtown bee., 1901-02-01

INCREASE IN AN ALREADY PREVAIL
ING DISEASE-ARE ANY EXEMPT?
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Perfect digestion Is the Unl founda-
ton for perfect health. The food we
eat makes all the blood we have. which
in turn feeds every nerve, muscle and
tissue in the body. Herbine quisKens
the appetite, aids digestion, gives tone
and vigor to all the functions and en-
sures good health. Price, 50 cents.
Wheeler 6 Son and F. b. Lille q
Co.
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Our Summer Normal will prove Of
greatest benefit to high school pupils,
common school graduates. and ad-
vanced grade pupils. Enroll on May
9th, 1901.
Capital City Business College.
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While some towns are nearly crazy
for a railroad, other towns have a rail-
road thrust upon them. A large force
is TO- building a railroad from Buck
to WiIberton, /. T. and the people
there can not find out who the road
beIongs TO.
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capItol Hotel.

j.. a. McPhee. ST. Louis.
w. r. Hopkins, Wichita.
Jas. p. Galloway, Shreveport, la.
Mrs G. NJ. Shaw, and sister, Arkan
sas City.
l. B. Waugh Wichita.
G. l.. Wagner, Kinghsher.
c. b. Case, Saltwater.
NJ. b. Talley Billings, okla.
G. w. Riedman, Salina, Kas.
Ettie sroufe, Rolfe. Ia.
Mary B. Foster, Otterbein. Ind.
ID. c. Oats, Alva.
r. f. Wiley, Cashion.
Miss Essie Robinson, Cashion.
Mrs. Kerby Bee. FL Reno.
A. NJ. Guthrie, Kansas City.
j. T. Jones, st. Louis.
Hugh McCredie, Oklahoma City.
Tom B. Woosley, Mulhall.
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The old saying that a new broom
sweeps clean Is true, and II is true also
that old as we'll as new brooms made
by the Guthrie Broom works sweep
clean all the time and last much longer
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Neuralgia pains, rheumatism. lum-
bago and sciactic pains, yield to the
penetrating influence Of Billiards.
Snow Eminent. Price, 25 and so
cents.
Wheeler & Son and F. B Lille &
Co.
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Running sores. ulcers, boils, PIN
pies. etc, quickly cure by Banner
salve, the most healing salve in the
world. A sure cure for piles. J. N.
Wallace.
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Senator Felix Winkler. who went to
Washington to work his boom for gov
ernor. really had a scheme up his
sleeve aud it IS thought he viii land
the registefship Of the Fort Sill land
Office
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B. Presson. P~ressonvllle. Kans,
writes: Nothing like FoIey's Honey
and Tar" is the universal verdict OF
all who have used it. Especially has
this been true Of coughs accompany
ing la grippe. Not a single bottle
failed to give relief. J.. N. Wallace.
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Escape lneIement weather.

BY Joining h%omeseekers excursion to
California, via Santa Fe Route. any
Tuesday to April 30; rate s25 from
Guthrie: tickets good in chair cars or
tourist sleepers, Inquire at Depot.
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Blood and skin diseases, indigestion,
constipation, rheumatism, pimples
and sores permanently cured by
Rocky Mountain Tea taken today. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
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Most ONE with femaIe weakness
suffer d%readfully from piles in addi-
tion to their other pains. They may
be cured by using Tabler'c Buckeye
Pile Ointment. Price, SO cents in bot
ties, tubes, IS cents.
Wheeler & Son and Z. b. Lille &
Co.
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The Most stubborn Coughs

resulting from an attack Of la grippe
or heavy cold, must yield to the Won
derful healing properties Of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which strengthens the
lungs and makes them sound. ]. N.
wallace.