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W. NTED-- Position, Al woods foreman:
twenty years cxpcricucn: best references.
Address VI J. James Josseraud, Texas. o
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easy pnrments: $40 cash ana s. PEI
mouth 10 responsible people or those wac
furnish good references. W. 4. uusseH.
general agenl for Texas Arkansas, lnNiNn
aud oklahoma Territory e
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OUR lEADER HARNESS. u si&5O has
genuine rubber trimmings, haud-laeed sad
collar We ask your inSpcctOu Most-
hart * Keller Co -
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" ANTED--A situation by au old Confcderi
ate soldier who needs 4 bone; VIII Nork
cheap Address .dlI this office. IA
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WANTED Situation 10y trst.cldSs CONNER.
clSl stnoerHphct experienced Rnl en-.
poyed q, present address r. 10 Waller,
Grand Saliue, Texas II
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ARCHITECTURAL drauehtsman wants
position; Oighicen months office export
DraUghtsman,n t411 Main, Houston,
Texas. ~
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SMALL railroad grading OUTFIT with plenty
toos, etc.; wauts work on rice farai
somewhere east of Houston Addeess Z.
Il. Baldwin. GlGdcn. Texas, -
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FOR SALE CHEAP--One compirte gin
ard grlst mill, consisting Of one 30,hnrse
nower engine and 40-horsc power boile,
wrench hurr min, chatting. belts pump,
etc. Address L. u. Miller Houston.
Texas n
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W. J. Townsend. Attorney at Law and
Ina County National Bank. Eufkln. Texas.
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ron SALE Medical practice, hooks. instru.
mente, charts, buggy and team, in good
country location in Central Texas. good
opening; reason, old age Address .u,d
Doctor" this office III
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REGlSTERED nlI, .77--DT > Graduate
from Eastern college, three years expert
ppcc; single II, Al references: no bad
habits. z, s. Lofts. Rogers, Texas. ~
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished by
the A. c. Bell Live stock Commission com.
pany:
Ranxaa
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COLLECTOR wants position. can fuynlsn
Stclass reference and. nifc bond Az.
dress 2eiq. this oitce. Il
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PARTNER In established wholeSalc hnSl.
ness paying so per cent. nrst-c,ass undct.
tahcr nlefcrrcd $500 or inocc rcqUt. cl.
Undertaken, this office, IL
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AN EXPERIENCED tinAeReeper ,iesilcs
position, best OF references furnished
257c tlhs office IL
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
\ SMALL business IN the city. good loca.
tcn; PROFITS about $50 month, cheap rent :.
price $3.50; cash or mitch cows Call ut
Np6 Fannln. 4.
wANrEp-Paytnrr With 5000 capital @
90 81 saadlcry business In Houston. Nd
dress 2sl4. this office. "
on ACCOUNT VI the death of nv husband
nner my stock a saddlrry forsule cheap,
Wis Z Nenmann, EllinWr, 'rexns ~
FOR SALE Nv yrOccry brsiness with tond
Wiui Washington street aud Houston ave-
nNe' thirty years established With best
NVstNm, VIII rent store VITA or without
Sldtncei reason for selling Is falling
heaith Apply 10 WIN, Colby, his Wash
igton street. io
WANTEn 10 buy Interest In somc small
hN; Wi having business Address LOIS
nus oflce. 10
ouR lEADER HARNESS. ~ Sia50 has
genuine rubber trimmings, haud-laeed sad
die, lii.lnch trace, heavy shaped breast
vollnr We ASK your inspection Mosc-
har Keller Co IS
OUR COLLAR ana hanic harucss Il rettius
100 old. This week viii sell our $40
harness at IS cash. Our $3.50 harness al
siU5o cash; Our SIS harness NJ $3.50
asst Mosehart y Keller 90 ~
WANTEp-~A patncr In the hotel bnsincgs
win 5000 canitali new established bust,
heS' 100 regular boardcrs; splendid az
poFtunity; gentleman partner; no other
need apply; best town in East Texas :
- howard, Palestine. Texas, II
For ENCuANGisl-A bne husinCss corner
W feet on South Maiu street, Los Angeles
Cal; value Of property StoOpi for a
clean stock dry goods or general mer-
chandise business Address i. 4. wnes.
lou Epson street, san Antonio, Texas IL
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE--C omplete news.
paper plant at a reasonable price For
particulars address box IL, Riesel, Texas.
PARTNER In established wholesale huSi.
ness paying % per cent. nrst-c,ass under.
tahcr preferred; $1,000 or tnorc rc0Ui Oh
Undertaken. this office, Is
FOR SALE Medical practlcc, books. instTu.
mente, charts, buggy and team, tn good
country location In Central Texas; good
opening; reason, old age. Address "t,d
Doctor" this office. II
$3.50 CASH gets a business seventeen
Years; brings $4,000 annually Ia Bauvp.
lfol Beach. Houston. 81
WANIED~A party or nrm with Sli.OO0
"a torin c-paitHcrShip; ] have that
amount, witt franchises for putting ia an
electric light plant and water works Va
one OF the best towns on southern Pa
cinc railroad, between Houston and Sau
Antonio. For further information address
Rex ~ schulenbnrs, texas. a14
FOR SALE CHEAP--0ne complrte gin
ard grist mill, consisting 81 one 30hnrse
power engine and 4ohorse power boiler
two T0-saw gin stands and press Que
French burr mill, shhfting, belts, pump
etc. Address L. u. Miller Houston
Texas Il
FOR SALE-on account cf health, 10,
Nc Aanthaa confectionery aud trult
store COS Main street, best location no,
lpqulre ~ any OF the bsst whAlesale com
mlssnn honSes IN city.
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WANTED 10 BUY Interest In some small
hN; Wi having business. Address atiS
thts olfice 10
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SITUATION wanted by registered pharmar
clst fifteen years experiences hes rel.
crences J 5. h. Van Week. Texas. II.
YOUNG MAN wants position as porter or
delivery man IN dry goods or grocery
store Addrcss p u this otdce. 81
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- Poet tsant ad sssgf
~ get lG4tShatqe vant
sITUATloNsMALE.

WANTED Position hv Young man a~ books
kerpcr and stcilogrhphrf or general ofiics
work by October 4; have had cxpetience
And can farllish rcfcfrnees; would not
object to leaving eiN Aidrcss sSlJ. ~
Office. e
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ICY EARuLD Roy wants position IN OF.
hce OF drug store; can furnish good ref.
eNnces, Address 20o5, this ofhce II
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ENrERifsNiED gr0ccry clerk wunts d
position, eau speak GERMAN. Address
as2S, This pfhee, ~
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HOTELS. SUMMER REsoRIs

UXTFA HOUSE, Marfai Texas, nufcl
rsalla cement ~ r. n Known. toltp,flfy ~
Wort Davis Delightful climate. ftasoH
nlie terms. nkAI.ciA44 aes4peufQA.t
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500 CASH gets business seventeen
Years; brings $4,000 annually IN Bauvp
1901 Beach. Houston. 81
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MANIED~-A party or nrm with Sli.OOo
Ia to1o y ec-paitnership; J have that
amount, With franchises for putting ia an
electric llgLt plant and water works Va
one OF the best towns on Southcra Pa,
chc railroad, between Houston and san
Antonio For further information address
ReM l2. schulenhnrs. IaAAs. am
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SMALL business In the city good loca.
ticn PROFITS about $50 month, cheap rent
price $3.50; cash or mitch cows. Call at
40 Fannin. r.
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MUM q NUM-,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
cROCKETT. TEXAS.
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WANrEn--PaYtncr With 500 capitai "a
80 in saddlcry business In Houston. Ad.
dress 2tl4. this Office "
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fok SALE NV grocery bceiness. with good
Miui Washington street aud Houston ave
nue. thirty years established With best
,stSt,,,, VIZ avht ssote M,t,eh of Wllheel
health Apply 10 VIM Colby, lbs WASH
iiigton street rs
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

l.. B. MOODY.
Attorney fer First
Eationsl Bank Of Houston,
lOQ3H Congress Avenue.
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ON ACCOUNT " the death of my husband
nner my stock a saddlrry forsBle rNcap.
Mrs. a. Nenmnnn. Elllngnr. rnxns. "a
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AGENTS WANTED.


WANTED Agents TO sell rubber face mas
sage cup; remarkably quick selling nuv-
city; sample 70 eeuts Harlan sManufac-
turing Co.. Toledo, Ohio. 10
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BoARp-RQoMs WANTED.

NICELY furnished rooms. with board. tvs
blocks from Rice hetel 0o3 San daeinio
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Mother Always Keeps 1t Handy

ssMy mother suffered long time from
distressing pains and general ill health
due primarily to Indigestion says L.
w. Spalding. Verona. Mo. 1.-TWO years
ago got her TO try Kodol. She grew
better at once and now, at the age of
seventy six. eats anything she wants, re-
marking that she fears bad effects as
she has her bottle of kodo1 handy
Don't waste time doctoring symptoms
Go after the cause. If your stomach is
sound your health will be good. Kodol
rests the stomach and strengthens the
body by digesting your food 1t is ma
lures own tonic. Rath & cambridge.
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BuCKLiN BREEzES.

From Regular Cores pendent
Mrs. f. III. Kizer left Tuesday for
visit to friends at Hutchinson.
Grandma Haynes returned to her home
at Pretson, Kansas Tuesday evening"
Misses Mabel and Edna Hartman re-
turned last Sunday from a visit with
friends in Nebraska
b. j. Griffith and Ray Frazier are at
Mullenville finishing up that store room
for Dan Fisher
W. p. Taylor of California is visiting
his brother l.. NJ Taylor and his sister
Mrs. T. N. Buttolph.
Mrs. Jacob Haynes of Preston, Kansas
is visiting her son d. W. Haynes and her
daughter Mrs. d. Fisher at Bucklin.
Mr.. Dawson has bought the house va
catey by MIR. Andrews and moved his
family there.
H.B Andrews has moved from the
house occupied by him Ford ave-, to
the house recently built by J. Giles.
Miss Stella Stofer who has been visiting
in Bucklin for several days. returned to
her home in Dodge City Saturday.
G. ID. Dawson of the real estate firm of
Dawson s. DePue took trip to Hutch-
insoon and Great Bend, returning Tues
day.
Miss May Bri returned from trip
to Chicago last Sunday. Her sister Mrs
Dedrich and little daughter accompanied
her home.
Gus Tbriz and family of King City,
Mo. are stopping in Bucklin few days.
r. 1nflZ Is looking the country over
with view to buying a ranch and locat-
ing here.
James NIcKinster of Corydon Ind. IS
visiting friends in the vicinity of Buck
lin and he is so favorably impressed with
the posi- bilities of this country that he
is trying to buy a ranch here.
The family of WsH. Rowlands, the
Rock Island yard master here, came in
Sunday and will make Bucklin their
home provided they get house to
live in.
Revs. A. T.. Hobbs and e. l.. Gay,
Baptist Missionaries are holding series
of meetings in the F. NJ. Church here.
Well, we hope that they viii be success
full in their work here. Buck1in can
stand whole lot of missionary work.
Not so very long ago there lived a
couple of bachelor chums in this neigh
borhood. but alas. they are bachelor
chums no more. One of them succumbed
to the winsome smiles of a young charm
er and became benedict several months
ago and on Sunday. July goth 1902, the
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Vaca tion Days.

Vacation time is here and the children
are fairly living ont of doors. There
could be no healthier place for them
You need only to guard against the acci-
dents incidental to most open air sports
No remedy equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve for quickly stopping pain or remov-
ing danger of serious consequences. For
cuts. scolds and wounds. 81 used De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for sores cuts
and bruises, says L. B. Johnson, Swift,
Tex. 1T is the best remedy the
Market Sure cure for piles and skin
diseases. Beware of counterfeits. Rath
s. cambridge.
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FROM ssLEEPY HOLLOW"

Crops are still fine and early corn is
now assured
Mr. Walters has been doctoring his
stock well and Mr.. Adams held calf
branding recently.
Everyone is done stacking and some
are blowing for next years crop of
wheat.
o. yes. one and one-half inches of rain
the 2Ist and one inch the 22nd, you
should have seen the water run.
Sleepy Hollow Is not the map OF
Kansas but is ten miles south and two
west of Dodge City and is noted for
weeds, corn aud etc.
Adams and Perry are taking advan-
tage of the moist weather and are plow-
ing fire CARDS Boys all over the county
remember the big fires you have seen
and grass and crops destroyed, and make
your break in time.
Mr.. Bailey and wife of West Union
Sunday School were pleasant callers at
MIR. Perry's the goth also Mr. Barrow and
family of Concord Sunday School at the
same place. Come again and stay long
Mr.. Walters was helping Mr.. Ligett
thresh wheat. He says the wheat was a
very small yield on the strength of which
he set his crop lower than eyer:
He had lowered twice before. Frank,
let it down once more, maybe you won't
have to thrash at all.
Harry Adams is cutting sod prepara-
tory to building something There was
a stove and other house goods brought to
Sleepy Hollow by a bachelor not long
ago. There may something else take
place by and by. Well go ahead all We
| Bachelors, wouldn't like TO cook for
myself always either.
! SLEEPY ONE.
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AMONG RAILROADS
AND RAILROAD MEN.

The passenger department of the Santa
Pc is distributing among the farmers of
asse Middle and Eestern States. thousands
Of copies of a pamphlet written by Sec
Rotary Coburn, of the Kansas State Board
Of Agriculture, entitled stKansas and
Her Resources The prosperity of the
Inhabitants of the SunfoweI State is
graphically indicated by terse and in
strnetive comments on unimpeachable
statistics. Kansas wealth is baesd on
eOrD, wheat and live stock, with their
nnmerons by-products. The year
book OF fhe United States Department
of Agriculture shows that for the FIVE
years period ending with 1900. Kansas
JaDked first in value OF wheat and corn
combined, leading such important States
rs Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri.
Kansas produces other things, too; such
as coal, salt, natural gas, oil, zinc and
lead, to the value of ten million dollars
annually. Uncle Sam still owns n million
BeFes of unappropriated public land in
Kansas, available under the homestead
3sws-mostly adopted for grazing.
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry.,
announces the opening of its Pauis
Valley Branch for freight and passenger
traffic. This branch is known as the
kiowa, Chickasha & FIT. Smith Ry., and
is completed to Lindsay, distance of 24
miles westward. 1t is expected that
another corporation will build from
Lindsay to Chickasha. The new line
FrAYerses one of the richest valleys in the
Indian Territory, that of the WashIta
River. which drains the ChIckasaw Ma
Ei0n from northwest to southeast. PauIs
Valley is also to be the southern termi-
nal of "A new line now being built by the
Santa Fe through Eastern Oklahoma
Inns making it Important junction
point
Engineer c. Aulr of the night switch
engine is laying off, sick.
The flag pole at the round house blew
down during the last ram and wind
STORM. The pole was erected at the be-
ginning of the Spanish American war and
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other one made an unconditional sur
render and at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M F. Hoard. Mr.
b. @. McKeever and Miss Ella Hoard
were united in marriage, Rev w. Pat
terson of Ford officiating And now lie is
Dick and Ella no more, but Mr.. and Mrs !.
Mckeever. We should have mentioned
son we did not do so was because we did
not know about it at that tine.
Mr. and Mrs. N. o. Peacock were
to attend their son Harry who had bad
case of matrimonial fever. Almost all
young people have an attack of this kind
sooner or later, varying only in degree.
Harry had a pretty severe attack and his
parents went down there to attend the
wedding. We did not learn the brides
name, or just when the wedding was to
take place. Perhaps will have something
to say about that next week.
Last Friday evening was a gay and fes-
tive time at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Fisher just south of town. The oc-
casion was the fifteenth birthday of their
Oldest son, Archie and between sixty and
seventy of his young friends conspired to
invade his quiet home and give him q
surprise and they carried out the con-
spiracy to a finish and gave HIM a lively
evening. As the guests brought gifts
with them in token of their peaceful in
tentiOns Archie came out ahead in this
worlds goods. but TO the fun and gem
eral good time they all had that in COM
mon. Where in the world Mrs. Fisher
got all of the ice cream and cake that
that crowd of ssyoung Americas de-
voured is more than we can tell, but she
got it.
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The Best L1niment for Strains.

Mr.. F. II. Wells, the merchant at Deer
Park, Long Island, n. Y, says: 81 al
ways recommend Chamberlain Pain
Balm as the best liniment for strains.
used it last winter for severe lameness
in the side, resulting from a strain, and
was greatly pleased with the quick relief
and cure it Effected For sale by Pine
81 Bond. Palace Drug Store.
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Sick Headache

Is caused by constipation, indigestion
and bIlliousness, which may be cured and
the cause of the headache removed by
the use of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
This splendid remedy may be obtained
of Pine & Bond, Palace Drug Store, in SOC
and ST bottles.
The Globe-republican., 1902-07-31

The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
hold their regular market at Imers Store
next Saturday.
Mrs. o. H. Simpson who has been suf-
fering from rheumatism is better this
week and her friends hope to see her out
again soon.
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was rs feet high. Several of the guy
wires had been ioosened, causing the fall.
Geo. Gilbert and william Bellamy have
secured positions at the roundhouse-
Il Grouse left his position at the
roundhouse and returned to Jetmore.
Engineer B. S. Williams has resumed
work after an absence of a few weeks
Fireman Frank Whitney has returned
from Boston, Mass, where he spent
three weeks with his family.
Conductor Joe billiard has given up the
gravel train at LaJunta and returned to
chain gang service out OF here.
Brakeman ssJack'' Luster OF Dalhart.
Texas was in town few days shaking
hands with his old Santa Fe friends.
Engineer John Shaw and family of
Pueblo, Colorado, are spending a few
days with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Shaw.
trips. Engineer A H. Hartwell is man
ipulating the throttle and johnson
bar while Jerry is Off
James w. Galley OF LaJunta is APP
pointed Car Foreman here in place of
F. E. Jones who resigned. Mr.. Jones
expects to secure position on Colorado
road.
Mr. Fred Lusk left Monday night for
California where he intends visiting his
mother. Fred also expects to improve
his health by the change of climate.
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Bert Pettijohn who has been in Kansas
for his health for the past two years is
here from Jackson county visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Pettijohn.
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GLOBE REPUBL1cAN 81 a year.
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Victor Coal.

Special price for threshing, $3.50 pc
ton. a splendid steam coal.
LEROY MARTIN.
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Continued on Second Pas
BRAIN FOOD.
Is Of Little Benefit Unless II Is Di-
oested.

oested.
Nearly everyone will admit that as
ration we eat too much meat and too lit
tie OF vegetables and the grains.
For business men. once men and
clerks. and in fact everyone engaged IN
sedeutary or indoor occupations. grains.
milk and vegetables are much more
hcalthful.
Only men engaged IN a severe outdoor
manual labor can I've on a heavy meat
diet and continue II health.
As general rule. meat once a day
is sufficient for al classes u mex. VIC
men ana children. and grains. fruit and
vegetables should constitute the bulk of
feed eaten
But many Of the most nutritious foods
are eimcult OF digestion ard 1t Is % 10
use to advise brain workers 10 e.,
largely Of grains and vegetables Vh-re
the digestion Is too weak 70 sssimlste
them properly.
Il Is always best 70 get the best results
from our food that some simple and
harmless digestive should be taken after
meals 20 assist the relaxed digestive
organs. and several wears experience
have proven Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
20 be q veTy safe. pleasant ard Effective
digestive anf a Temety which rlay be
ta,seu daily Win the bes; results
stuart's Dyspersa Tablets can hardly
r. called a raten, medicine. a. fh.y %
rot act on the bowels ner any particular
organ but Only on the food eaten Tney
supply what weak x.7mzchs lack. r.spsia
cizsrase. and - stimulating The Fast-ic
glands Increase tha natural secretion q
Eydrochl6rIc acid
People who Inzke 2 daily practice a
taxing che Ct twc q stazrt's Dys7srsis
Tablets after each rneai are sur. 20 have
perfecf tlgezttea zhsch means psrsec.
health
There Is TO danger = forming - sas-sr-
ious habit as the tzalets csztziz ehs3-
lusslT nothing bst natural clreSfives.
cocalzs. -zc-7hsze AID slzils- er.zs hare
- place g. stomach reE.csae a-t
s-aarts D5sre1E.a Tablets are ceTtaialy
the aest Ez1Fa and saos- poaa.ar q al
stomach remedies
Ak y0ur druggist for 1fry c-ns Tzrk-
age q ssuzrss Dgspers-a Tablets ard
sfss- 4 weeks 60 D1ss fhe Improvement
Y nszstH. APPETITE ard nervous es--Eg.
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AZ GARFIELD Hall.

Mr.. ard Nrs. Charles -Aylessury enter
tanned fo- Niss Yvlufrie4 Ayiesbury With
L Halloween party last Friday evszlas
n CARRIED Hail. The hail xas deo7rzfst
- 5eftttng The OCCASION The eSealnE
was spent u 6A1es1g 70 TIE music q
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analysed, in order to see what proportion
of sugar they contained. Only six persons
responded with samples, and these Mr.
Smith sent to Rocky Ford, Col, to be
tested. If the beets grown in this vicinity
are found TO contain a sufficient amount
of sugar it viii in all probability mean a
big beet sugar refinery for Wichita Mr.
Smith expetcs TO hear from his samples
the first of the week
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SAMPLES OF SUGAR BETS
Were Sent to Rock Ford Yesterday
Afternoon.

Secretary Smith of the Chamber of Com
merce sent out letters a short time ago
to sixteen bet growers in this section,
asking for samples from their beet
patches. He wished to have the samples