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th.,y can be depended upon to
apply the remedy when the time
comes. They know the consutu-
ton is being violated even oy
menb ers of the legislature, some
of whom having taken a solemn
oath to uphold that instrument,
are now holding two Offices at
once in violation of it's express
TERMS. They see the control OF
their affairs pass into incompe-
tent hands through no fault of
their own, boards created they
neve dreemed of, powers grant
e municipalities and police Jur-
/ les without a popular vote. money
vote as if it was us free as air.
"It seems to me, and L have
been IL democrat since L was
bora. that it is time for US to
rem EN- Der the taxpayers. AMI al
so to remember that we are sent
here to do something for the mar
who pays the freight. It would
be we'll for some men to go GU
and talk to the people, and take
warming before the storm breaks
: because when it does breaks al
,, kinds of things are going to hap
. p IN, and some of those men rid
ING on top Of the wave will be in
: gl0riously and effectually swamp
n ed. -
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To Bore on the WOODS Farm.

y specla' lt''n welsh soy
PfeSi"euU - ~ ~ i''e''' ~
Welsh Oh q DeVelop;n emu com W,
ny went over the c"hi pam > Kan"
Oh the celebrated j" ""' ! 81 ~
three and il mar h'iie7 iron VOW Il
dnd decided on IL i"ca''"h loi 'iie
new Well. me new "eil wa DC
.aoout a hundred ana hi'y Leu
rom the Wei fe'eh1 'A ""''".'''ie>,
on account OF SfdNei o9inS A'l CO.
up IN the plne. inns Ven SLOW {"
| on IN Soot GuahhtiS9 c"NIi'4o
ouslY from 800 1eet TO SOU down.
when 1t was abanooh eo.
The tirSt We'll d year ago H'"
spout OF Oh ana gas az 1o-o iee''
wrecking the "eri:h ana oe'
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VINCENT SOUNDS WARNING
Louisiana Legislators Getting Too
Fa, From the People.

AZ this time said Aladdin Vim
CO IT. a. REPRESENTATIVE from Gal
caSien paris n to fines Demo =
GRAFT correspondent ut Baton +
ROu re, sis return to the Prln- +
ciples Of democracy which nave +
survived more than one hundred ,
wears. and which will only lose
their vitality when hu liberty
is swallowed up in despair. Lo'
cal self goverd ment, the WICKED
ness of governing people without
consent, the least government Is
the best government, taxation
for rev enue only-these are just
few OF the good old fashioned
democratic principles WhlcA
seem to me to have beed either |
par,i 4lty or entirely suomarged
lJurin2 tne past twenty years, |
ana I see 10 hope of their reap
oearance Till 5 ,me good, strong
a,dn. with the inspiration OF
,r0puet ana a tongue OF SILVER,
snail awaken the masses from
tneir ie,har2y.
s.i'ne who,e tendency CT legis
la,ion here aud ia other states,
for II number OF years, naS been
in the Interest of the few, ana
AGAINST ine many. 1t seems to
be the accepted doctrine that the
men who feed the republic an
tight It's BATTLES are Incapable o.
properly exercising the sGtfra 20
franchise. Tne f.rmer and "a.
iaourinr man send NOTIFICATIONS
here in special trails, but they
\ are the people who foot the bills,
: and they are the people who neea
legislation. but they 90 not get IT..
you hear men talking aoon
neW officers and nigh \ salaries
sh ,ut frescoes fur tie statehonSa
,nd Concentrates on the stat
= house grounds, but how many -
You fad talking aboLt the Ie.,or
wtj is driving The ~ ale over th
,.,., L;,,- ~ ,,.,,tn ,niSiana. a,
tne fellows in Ca!ca>ieu, stan,!lo o:
waist deep ia water: looking
~ ter lher rice crop:
> these are the forgotten me
,.rprv Year except election yeat
>..Ix- .aan,. To think abuu
- 49,, .i,. +, l.riS slate 10
= cham tin III, time for holding III
20 .i,u,.;a- ~. rims +, come aroun
,d,nan,h..> are the whole SHOW
III r., ,,h,t nave. v. done tor thel
:" go. ,,t,,- ara. ,,4 doing. for tneI
re - ,hi- ,u,3SI.1ure? Absolut.l
,,,niuyln Lie u.av OF anchor,
s. 49,, ..,,oi,iun. but q gree
nd a.aI - ,np wav of making thei
}" .I },-,,. uYur, uubedraUl,
IS Mia line or d syllable have
;, a...., winch would tend
AZ .,l,,,- rnrd.1. of the me
IN n,,.,,stitnt. a majority of u
- ,,a,,,o .,a vet we are lcaIm
IN. ..,, l.>vr ,r,tn more taxes
: 49, ,.,,.,,o,s.a salaries or ne
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- llfigGs1 > s>s ~
Continued BaF gain
FOR JUNE.
Hjoh Grade Goods at low Craze Prices.

STOCKINGS That meet the demand.
Ladies black Hose. the kind usu- @
ally sold for 15c. at &c
LA At;1I lace black hose Z. TO-
Ladies all lace Hose in pink. blue and
red, the :-5c kind, II
for .......... aGC
Ladies' full finished black Hose id
worth SOC, for 1Tc
Ladies' Hose in all desirable coIors,
in plain. lace and drop stitch TN
regular 40c value, for ... LSc
Children's and Misses full ribbed
black Hose, excellent 15c quail q
ity, for &c
Misses and Children's full ribbed
I black hose, regular 25c quail 2
Cute assortment of Infants 5ox in
all colors, in plain and lace, %
SHIRT sgAlSTS-Nice lot new white
and culored Shirt Waists inst re-
ceived Uuade in latest style.
Nice percaIe Shirt W"ist, neat %
designs ......-..-...... .....' S~C
Better grade fancy percale, 20
nicely made, worth zoe, for. Soc
White Waists worth 75c to 2 IA
$3.50. for 4Sc to-. &
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| QUEEN & CRESCENT
| ~ r - u 7 z. -

The Best Line 70 New York. Phila:u
delDhia. Baltimore, Washington, e.
cinnati, Chattanooga, birmingham an
sill points in the last.
Through Sleeper, New Orleans 'toN
New York via Chattanooga Bristol.
LynchbUrg, Washington and Fehn%yE
yania Railroad.
Pullman Sleeper, New Orleans to
Cincinnati.
Dining Car Service en- both Ney
York and Cincinnati Lines, serving all
meals.
Coolest. Cleanest.
Full detailed intoT nation furnished
on application
$50. H. Smith.
6. p. A..
r. J. AndersoA,
A. G. P b, ;
geW Orleans. q. "a =
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ECONOMY SHOPS, J.. II. RlcxEL, Prop.
ODENSE OUTLINES.

Wolves are numerous in this vicin.
ity.
Il. S, Wiman took Sunday dinner at
G. McGuffey's.
Sam Smith spent Saturday night at
Elijah Wheeler's.
Miss Myrtle Smith spent Sunday
with Miss Nora ParrOtt.
Miss Anna Prange spent Saturday
and Sunday with homelolks.
G. +. Smith and daughter, Mabel,
saw the sights at Chanute Saturday.
Nell Smith, accompanied by Miss
Fern Crarson, spent Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night in Chanute.
Clinton Trammell returned from
lola last Saturday. What was the
matter, Clint; why didn't you stay
longer?
Misses Matte Jones, Anna Moore
and Helen White and Messrs. Otis
and George Smith spent Sunday at
Sid Wheeler's.
Grandpa Jones died last Monday at
the home Of his son, Chas. Jones, at
Center Ridge, aud was buried in the
Odense cemetery last Wednesday.
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The claim of other cough medicines
to be as good as Chamberlain's are
effectually set at rest in the following
testimonial of Mr.. c. d. Glass, an EN-.
ploye of Bartlett g. Dennis Co, Gardi-
ner, Me. He says: Il kept adding
to cold and cough in the winter of
1867, trying every cough medicine 1
heard of without permanent help, un-
til one day was IN the drug store of
Mr.. Houlehan and he advised me to
try Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and offered to pay back my money if
was not cured. My lungs aud bron
chial tubes we're very sore at this
time, but I was completely cured by
this remedy, and have since always
turned to it when got a cold, and
soon find relief. l also recommend 1t
to my friends and am glad to say it is
the best of all cough medicines" For
sale by all druggists.
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BIG CREEK eROWSlNGS.

Mark Gibson and wife visited friend,
in lola on Wednesday and Thursday
Roy Braden and Jno. Kelly bought
car of cattle for the Kansas City
market.
E. l.. Yount and family aod NJ. d.
Booze and family visited at K. III. FIJI
son IS on last Sunday.
Mrs. e. j. Nooner OF Chanute was
visiting old neighbors and friends in
the community last week.
A. P. Gibson shipped two car loads
Of stock to Kansas City Monday hight.
and visited his daughter Ruth al
Liberty, Mo.
There will he a mush and milk so
cial at Big Greek Chapel On Satllr-
day night, February %, A short lit
erary program will be rendered.
Mark Gibson and Fl. n. tllson at
tended the county central committee
meeting at Erie on last Tuesday.
Newt is a candidate for the nomina-
ton for comfy clerk a1d seems To be
we'll in the lead.
The young married folks held their
club meeting al the home OF Jan,es
Evans on last Friday night. They
were royalty entertained, and after
devouring several dozen oysters ahd
writing some original poems. departed
for their homes early Saturday morn
ing.
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sAVoNBURG scRIBBLlNGS.

A Mr.. Roberts, of Iowa, has bought
the Lee Hill farm.
NJ. V. Huff will have sale next
Monday, the 18th,
Lee Huff and son are building a barn
for David Hunter.
There was a large crowd at Frank
Huff's sale Monday.
Chas. Smith, frUm near Odense, was
a Monday visitor to the Burg.
d G.. Smith moved mis- household
goods to LaIIarpe last Monday.
Frank HUFF and family will move
to Hutchinson. where Frank has po-
sition in the reform school.
Parties from Ft. Scott were in town
this week looking over the field with
a view of prospecting for gas.
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ROLllN ITEMS.

Mrs. Mary Burehart bad some ice
put up last week.
Aug. Meyer hauled hogs to town
one day last week.
Mike Kemmerer moved to Humboldt
the first OF the week.
Mr.. Greve. Of Urbana, attended
church here Sunday morning.
viii Bushman and sister, Of COffcy-
vile, are visiting with Mrs. Mary
Burghart.
VIM. Kruger is on the sick list this
W elk. We don't know what Is ailing
tue boy for sure, so Will mention no
disease.
A crowd of youngsters from across
the river and several from here spent
last Wednesday evening with Henry
Kruger and family.
Mr.. Meyer, of Brazelton, preached a
very interesting sermon at North Val
ley school house last Sunday morning.
He will preach again in two weeks.
Misses Amy Rettig, Laura Hogden,
Myrtle Brinegar and MeSsrs. Henry
Pilgrim. John Rettig, Chas. Kruger,
Philip Rettlg attended Austin liter
AIRY last Friday night. They say it
was all right this time.
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vacated by them, thereby giving Mr..

vacated by them, thereby giving Mr..
Eaton his own residence, which he
will occupy In the future.
Rev. Moody Is still holding protract-
ed meeting at the u. B. church with
u guod attendance and good interest.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M.
E. church will give an oyster supper
In the q. A. II. hall on February %.
The dance which was To have been
given last Saturday night was fail
urc, because the boys didn't like u
dance without girls.
G.. W, and G. A. Riley have moved
into their new store building on the
south side Of Main street aud expect
TO carry full line OF groceries.
Mrs. Bonnell has moved INTO Grand
ma Clemens house, but will carry a
full line OF millinery and notions in
the building vacated 10y Riley ~ Son.
carlton has another resident car
penter. Those that were here could
not begin 10 do The work. Mr.. "A.
Lease mas moved IT, town and is now
ready for carpenter work and has Il
good deal already contracted.
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MOREHEAD MUSINGS.
Another snow fell Sunday.

AnOIner SHOW lell ouuudy'
Mrs. Brizen is on the sick list.
Florence and Chester Smith spent
Sunday with Ralph and Laura Dowell.
Will Barker went to Cherryvale
Tuesday.
Velma Smith is working at Will
Barker'S.
Mr.. Stafford's children Sundayed at
Dowell's.
Irving Stone made business trip
to Cherryyale saturday.
Mr.. Sranfield spent Sunday with
home folks, near Chanute.
DR.. Mcconnell and Frank BrOu CHER
have purchased Mr.. Schockeye's farm
west of town.
Mrs. Charles Stroud went to Thayer
Monday, accompanied by ler mother,
Mrs. StapletOn, who has been visiting
her for some time.
There will be pancake social at
Rev. Smiths Valentines evening. A
small program will be rendered. Sup
per will cost 20 cents couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shannon Jones are each the
proud parents of baby girls who made
their appearance at their homes Feb.
9TH
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GARFIELD GOSSIP.

Stock feed and water scarcer than
ever.
r, Wyman visited at c. McGuffey's
last Sunday.
Literary at circuit Friday night was
we'll attended.
Sol Michaels, Jr., left the country
last Monday for Washington.
Some of the farmers are getting up
their fire-woud for the summer.
There will be grand entertainment
at Garfield at the last of school.
e. W. Wheeler recently paid $40 for
a stack of wheat straw which he
wouldn't have hauled home last year.
Several Of the young people went to
MIR. Flenor'S last Sunday evening and
got there before Billy went to bed
this time.
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URBANA UNRAVELINGS.

A. j. Smith has very sick child.
Ed FISHER is going to move to Ur-
bana.
G. D. Heilman lost valuable young
COW last week.
A. J. Smith made business tip
to Erie Tuesday.
Mike Lively made business trip to
Erie one day last week.
Dr. lies and his son Robert made q
business trip TO Chauute last Friday.
Ike Foster got his back badly hurt
last week while working On the rail-
road.
Lizzie Ruff ia boarding at James
Neely's while attending shool at Ur
bana.
DR.. lies received the full amount Of
the insurance on his house that was
burned January II.
The lies boys lost two head Of
young cattle last week. This makes
four during the winter.
Mrs. Barton and her daughter have
taken up their residence in Urbana
after short soJourn in Parsons.
Don Nicely will begin the erection
of a four room house next week. The
Lacen Bros. are to do the carpenter
work.
That ground hog is fake. Every
one says he saw his shadow on the
End. Now we want to know who saw
the ground hog?
w. B. Roderck has left Urbana and
moved in with Mr.. Ruff until the
weather gets warmer when he will
then 80 to Colorado.
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Read! Read! ReaG

On the 18th day Of last February the black
smiths who are propretors OF shops entered Into
a combine and raised the prices Of their work,an
have signed a solemn pledge to maintain them.
Now, in looking over the list, we round tne
prices on many articles are 20 to 90 per cent hgh
or than they ought to be, the times considered,
and we refused to join the van, and nave steauiy
maintained our old prices These gentlemen who
have signed these pledges are not ia position to
do better, as to tell you conidentaly that they
would meet competition would be a dishonest act
in breaking faith with their brother workmen.
and if they did this you could have no confidence
in them; for if they combine to make you pay
more Ohe justice Of which you may judge then TO
get trade would deceive those who entered ihto
The combine with them You could not help but
think your turn would come in due time and we
believe you will agree with us that the man VINO
will enter into any scheme to compel you TO pay
more for an article than it Is worth, is not en-
titled to your patronage, no matter il he does
meet competition, for he has proven TO you tnat
he is ready at any time to "pinch" you.
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A Convlcting Answer.

81 iiobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's
drug store one evening"" says Wesley
Nelson. of Hamilton, Ga, land he
asked me to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with which
suffered for long time. l told him
I had no faith in any medicine as
they all failed. He said: We'll If
Chanlberlain's Pain Balm does not
help Won, you need not pay for it, l
took bottle of it home and used it
according to directions and in one
week / was cured, and have not since
been troubled with rheumatism
Sold by all druggists.
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In need of nything In this line call
on them and YOU VIII be sure to re-
ceivc the most courteous treat mcnt.
Mr., and Mrs. Gates received the sad
intelligence last Monday night Of the
death Of their daughter, Mrs. Mae
Crow, at Needles, Cal. She, with her
husband and child, went to that point
about six weeks ago In the hopes Of
recovering her health, hut 1t proved
TOO late. The remains Will be taken
10 Chanute for burial. The stricken
family has the sympathy OF the entire
community in their sad bereavement.
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cisco or Los A ngeles at the following
low rate Of $40 for the round trip. Ask
for handsome illustrated Book for
Club Women" treating especially Of
home and club life, houses, gardens
and domestic conditions, with word
about the way thlther. Other i'm
portant meetings for which there VIII
be granted round trip excursion rates
by the Santa Fe are as follows:
Imperial ConclaYe, Mobiles or the
M ystic Shrine; San Francisco, June
10, 1902.
Biennial Conclave, Knights OF Pvth-
las. San Francisco, August IL to IA,
1902.
Rates for these occasions cores
pnnding with rate made for Women's
Club meeting.
VIM. +. TYLER, Agt.
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UNION VALLEY.
Just six more weeks Of school.

Just six more weeks Of school.
Ora Bright spent Sunday Afternoon
at Mr.. Smiths.
Johnny Baumgardner spent Sunday
with Lee Gates.
Mrs. Rustimere visited with Mrs.
Thomas Sunday.
Mrs. Parklus and Edgar were in
Chanute Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kester we're visiting
at Mr.. Humer's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGOWAN were
trading in town Saturday.
Rev. York and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parklns Sunddyed
with Fred Bower and family.
Mrs. Thomas and Mamie were Wis.,
iting with Mrs. Humer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and Bonnie Wis
tied the Thomas family Saturday
night.
The Edwards sale last TUESDAY, was
we'll attended and everything sold re-
markedly well.
Nellie and Lon MCGOWAN and Her
man aud Nellie Willis attended the
skating party on GardDer's pond Sat
urday night.
DIR. J. b. Edwards and wife of Maize
came down Tuesday 70 visit his par
ents and attend his fathers sale.
They returned the Dext day.
Ross Parkins aud Lon MCGOWAN are
agents for a dish company. lfyOu are
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AUSTIN ANTICS.
Mr.. Coulson has a sick horse.


Mr.. Lawrence lost COW last week.
Mr.. McLeIand lost valuable herse
last Sunday.
Eta Lawrence is able to come to
school again.
Irwin Gurwell visited at McDoug-
airs Saturday evening.
Mrs. COulson and Mrs. Cowen are
among those on the sick list.
Niece Williams visited with Miss
Floss Locke few days last week.
Carrie Flottnan is staying with
Mrs. Garvin few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDougall were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Coulson last
Sunday.
John Cowen was called to Missouri
one day last week by tno Ii.ness of his
mother.
Sophie Flotttman. who is staying
with Mrs. Lee in Chanute, visited
homefolks Sunday.
Misses Lydia Flottman and Myrtle
Coulson, and Messrs. Will jain and
Walter Myers attended the dance at
Schmoker's last Thursday night.
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The greatest danger from colds and
lagrippe is their resulting in pneu-
monia. If reasonable care is used,
however, and Chamberlais's Cough
Remedy taken, all danger will be
avoided. 1t will cure a cold or an at
tack of la grippe in less time than any
other treatment. 1t is pleasant and
safe 10 take. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Purity is the great consideration in
what we drink or eat. All risk of get
ting impure whiskey is avoided by
buying direct from the ,Hayner Dis
tilling Co. They also save you the
wholesale and retail dealers profits.
Read their announcement in this
paper, it means money in your pocket.
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THE CORRECT TINE

j. sometimes n matter of great i'm
Dortance. A watch that doesn't tell
the correct time is just as bad as 40
watch at all. Ii your watch shows an
inclination to be eccentric or unsteady
in its habits, bring il to us and we
will put it in shape at very reason
able cost.
CONKLIN, the Jeweler.
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Over 200, 900 regular customers buy
Hayner's Seven Year.Old Rye. Why?
Because they get it, express prepaid,
for $500 per gallon, and save fully 81
over the dealers prices tor greatly
inferior whiskey. Full particulars in
big advertisement i'll this issue; don't
miss 1t.
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CARLETON ECHOES.
More new houses going up.

Ed Clemens is on the sick list.
Our stock shippers are preparing to
ship hogs and cattle again this week.
Cold weather does not affect business.
The moving mania has struck Earl
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Clemens have
moved into their new residence and
Russ Perry has moved into the house
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You Enow What You Are Taking

-V- H1.1s" " INV '" 1"30 -1F-s'NG
When you take Groves TaStcless Chill
Touic because The formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No curc--nn pay. soc.
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"a Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
II it fails to cure. K. w. Groves sig
nature Is on each box.
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We will quote few prices made by the com
bine and give our prices which we have steadily
maintained for the last four years and upon which
we have built splendid trade. 1t Will not do to
say that our work Is inferior, for we guarantee
every job and stand ready to make it good. The
following are some OF the comparative prices:
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Excursions via Santa Fe.
Federation Of Womens' Clubs-Los
Angeles, Cal, beginning May |, 1902,
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RIVERSIDE STOCK FARM.

Hereford cattle speciality. Five
thoroughbred bulls now for sale.
d. L. HOUSTON.
Riverside Stock Farm. miles north of Chanute
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Thus you will see we save you 30 TO 80 per
cent. Come and see Us and be convinced.
Another new feature in our business is, we
will sell you bran new buggy, wagon or carriage
direct from the factory for less money than you
can get the same grade elsewhere, and will let you
pay for it in nstallments Of 81 to S. per month,
without interest. We will also take your Old We
hicles in exchange for new ones. These goodsare
warranted for three years, and you know they
must be good or the manufacturer could not sell
them on so long time and warrant them so fully.
When you are on Main street look east and
you will see our sign.
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The Beet Prescription for Malaria.

Chills and Fever is bottle Of GROVES
TAsTELEsS CHILL Tonic. 1t is simply
iron and Quinine in tasteless form.
No cure-no pay Price SOC.