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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-27
Kansas City.


Cheese-Firrn. l3G13izc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. March 26.-Wbeat-Ciose:
May 6+d6isc; July 6i0sl.c: cash No. 2
hard 6sQ70c: No. 3 s4dsSc: No. 5sds3c:
rejected 5iG5sc; No. red haze. No. 3
esq70c
Corn-April 35s.65&c: May S5sa357. (:
July 35&c: cash No. mixed S7IzT37@. c f.
No white 3ec: No. 3sc.
Oats-No. white S5d3ec: No. mixed
S3l4Geic
Rye-No. 45c.
Hay-Choice timothy 81 30: choice prai-
RE s.. 75Gs. 90
Butter-Creamery gac5c: dairy. fancy.
lec
Eggs-Fresh I0.zc.
Receipts Of wheat "a cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. March x--Whsat-Cioss:
Weak. No. red cash elevator csc. track
7ed73c; May e7s.cs July ssS.6sS7sc: No. 2
hard ssd12c.
Corn-Lover No. cash 5s4c; track
&c: May SS1sc: July 5s7sc-
Oats-Ftrm. No. cash &c nominal;
track S2l-e: May &c; July SIC; No.
white 5sGSs14c-
RyNsr
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A-d Psrtr.ssss cochia chsckszs Iss pre-
rziJITus. hlgh~xt scoge - fha state ~
year FEgs for sa3r S~re Tor rlgcstzT
Al ksads = PogifYT Remedies ard SAP
plisa- wholesale sd -sx&ss Ee<s itc<-
killer ard Err Nskgr CozSey-s acssps
Cure OTF-e- ss%sI Nt-s- CrysfsL Grit.
Bor~ BIood sz1 Oh &.ei
OTTO WEfEs.
81 s 9saS AsS17e. wirhftz- Eaa-
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Established isss
Fred ". Israel Real Estate Co.
Successor to Israel eros
Real Estate and Rents

To buy Wichita city property or s~1E-
wick County Land ct grszers prizes means
large returns 81 your F-c0rY. tftrhfta.
can rrE oger we're 1sE~r 1~-rea -
fore Al having h-zFinsEs ~ or H1s az
= vifet q call 81 correspond
The Wfchifs Interests - rs1-rtsfsss1ts
properly ID faithfully ard fcr Dszce
sscop6 soor ~ $orrh Market sfreet.
IsTssi RundinE
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Butter-Market firm. CT eamery 1Ss.27lsc:
dairy 1id24c
Eggs-firm l3c-
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A Prudent Salmon.

Kitty Collins is Newfoundland fish
wife whose sharp tongue and dealings
have made her q celebrity the length of
the East Shore. The man or woman is
yet to be born who can beat her on any
trade which savors of fish.
She lives in one Of the out-ports and
brings her fish to st. Johns to market.
Early one Spring she brought the first
salmon Of the season 10 the house of the
Bishop to sell. 1t was fine salmon
weighing eight pounds. and the Bishop
was so pleased that he gave her not only
the high price she asked for it, but little
extra to show his appreciation Of Kitty S
enterprise.
When the salmon was dressed it was
found to he stuffed with about two pounds
of gravel. The Bishop was angry that
the fsh-wife should dare try her tricks
on him, and demanded that he should be
notified when she appeared again.
Kitty was not long in making u return
trip.
When Kitty stood before him, the
Bishop. terrible in his righteous wrath
Numbered:
what do you mean, woman, by selling
me a fish filed with rocksY'
"Oh. but. sir, your Grace" replied Kit.
ty, smiling and unruffed, don't you re.
member that last gale. sir? He took on
ballast, your Grace" -Lippincott' Maya.
zine.
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The Kind of Seeds that Yield.

Like everything else there are good seeds
and bad seeds. Seeds that grow and seeds
that don't grow: seeds that yield and seeds
that don't Yield, and little thought given
now to the selection Of the seed you'll need,
will be found time well spent. For nearly
ha.f century Ferry's Seeds have been
known and sown wherever good crops are
grown until farmer and gardener alike, have
learned to depend upon their wonderful reli-
able growing and yielding qua tiles.
seed and be assured OF great deal more at
the harvest by sowing Ferry Seeds. The
1903 Seed Annual which Is, sent free. post.
paid, will be found unusually interesting and
Instructive. Write for II today. Address.
D. II. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich.
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PAINTS.

DAfNT WITHOUT OII.-REMARKABLE DIS
L covery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package Is Mailed tt
Everyone Who Writes. A. L. Rice prominent man
uiacturer Of Adams, N Y. has discovered proccs'
OF making a kind Of pain; without the use Of
OIL He calls It Powdrpaint II comes to the farmeI
dry powder and all that Is required Is cold water &C
make paint weather proof fire proof and A. durAole
as oil paint 1t adheres to any surface wood stone
BRICK spreads asd looks like oil paint and costs aoou
onefourth much. Write to Mr.. A. i. Rice, Manufr
40 North ST. Adams, ". V, giving the name Of the
dealer from whom you buy your paints Mr.. Rice viii
send you free trial pm kage, also color card and full
Information showing you how you can save good
many dollars. Write to-day.
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r INCOLN-Two NEW BoOKs.-THE Ii FE OF
- Lincoln in his own words. A book Of -2i pages.
usrai ed, line paper, handsomely bound for 81. No
character in American history .pprals more fOrcbiy
to American youth Than that OF Abraham Lincoln.
His earl struggle with adverse circumstances, his
uuyiedng detei inati0n to rise BY II merit alone,
his noble devo ion to duty, puDic and private.
and withul MS ardent AMI unseiiish patriotism, MAX;
his lie lesson To the youth Of country whuse
value IL is impossible uverestimats- This little
volume put into the hands o. pupils ofour schools will
endear the srvor of his country Still more to the
hearts of the CHI ldren. The Assassination of Lincoln.
Emo. cloth, 323 pages g. illustrations; u. The his
Iportance of this volume IL would be icuit
10 tnaie AS absorbing Il novel and AS accurate
The report of satstic,n, twill attract the atten
don of every class Of readers and remain source OF
reference to old and young.-Pha Pubic Ledger.
Dir. Oldroyd has written much of the martyr PresE
dent. lie the editor AID compiler OF tine we'll
own "Wori Of Lincoln" In this book he has
told fully and accurately the story OF the conspiracy
81 the assassination Itself. and of the arrest trial and
punishment Of the conspratora The work Is well
done. II makes an Intensely interesting narrative
aud important contribution to enduring history.
Boston GLOBE. Agents wanted. Sent upon receipt of
price. Address o. II. Odroyd. Publisher SIG Tenth
81. Ii. W., Washington. u. C.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

UTANTED-BY AN ENGINEER AND ELEl;-
w trican. n situation In California in some power
house AS first assistant o. In other SINH sta-
ton Have frstciass license from OF Minnesota;
also firstclass reference. Address T. +. Frazier,
Cloquet, Mimi.
CtITUATION WANTED AS SUPERINTENDENT
= of coton-mill; have had IS years experience in
all departments from cloth room 10 office Box 81,
West Boylston, Mass.
VVANTED-A SITUATION AS MANAGER OF A
w cheese or butter factory. Am irst.class butter
and cheese maker Is years experience: also rstciass
milk shipper. Best Of reference given. win work by
the month or hundred. Address Cheesemaker. Box 10,
McGraw, n. Y.
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OBITUARY.
Tosus, ME-, Dec. q, l90t

TOGUs, NE, Dec. q, 1907
OBITUARY.-At National Home for d. " s., Wis,
Dec. 3. 1902 Mark Heathcote, Co @, I'D Reg't Mass
Vols. He was a charter member of Post a. Depart
ment of Massachusetts and for many connected
with the Police Department of Salem. Mass AT the
time of his death he ives member Of Cutler Post 49,
Department Of Maine, GAR. At q regular meeting
of Cutler Post he<oilowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That by the death of Comrade Heafhcote
Cutler Post has lost loya! comrade, one who al
ways ready and willing TO render service when and
where the Post desired.
Resolved, That as a mark Of respect to his memory
the Post charter be draped In mourning for thirty days
Further resolved, That we tender coincidence to
his family for the loss they have thus sustained, and
that this memoir DO spread the Post JOURNAL and Q
copy sent to his nearest relative.
BY the Committee: John j. Daley, WinslOw &. Oak
man, Cyrus A. Sturdy: Patrick Hayes, Commander.
Lewis MAcoCd, Adpk
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LOST.

T OST-ON JULY 49, 1854, LOST MY BLACK
IL leather swOrdbeit on the Decutur Road Near
Atant halted for rest oy roadside aud hung my
Delt little tree; my revolver In leather holster
~as attached 10 the belt. Now. some comra lie found
these articles l want them, If possible TO find. II.
H. Hatch, MiddIetown, Ohio.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

nNE THOUSAND BUSHELS SEED OATS FOR
~ sale Address ]. q. Burckharit, Ivanhoe Stock
Farm, Bethel, Mo. -
A LII PERSONS WHO ARE GOING TO PLANT
IA large or small orchards will do well TO write to
me for prices on all fruits Trees guaranteed. Also
agents wanted. Address, with stamp inclossd, Jas.
q. B. Ryan, p. o. Box 4, HatbOro, Pa
INANCY OHIO AND YORK SEED POTATOES
II Sell any amount Al q. so per hundred pounds l..
NJ. Gately, Box 81, Peyson. Colo.
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SWINGS.

DOLLYBOLY SWINGS FOR PARKS AND
u Iawns-The only hand-driven Merry go Round
thai be operated by the rider In the seat. Ball
bearings throughout. Made of the best STEEL pipe
steel rods, tempered cones cups and balls. with the
drive shafts operating on The inside through the center
the horizontal pipes like a chaiUess bicycle II is
neat, strong and durable. For State rights and prices
address the manufacturers, Cumiiiinss Dunlap & Co.,
2i20- % Cottage Grove Ave-, Des Moines Iowa
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IyOR SALE.-LARGE COLLECTION OF Sc
l. lected music for band and orchestra consisting
of overtures, selections marches, waltzes quadrles
schottisches gaops, &c. Large part Of this music is
in books has been used little but is good condition
it, and will sell it cheap NJ j. Grilley Thcunaston
Conn.,
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Use ACME ROOF PAINT, THE BEST PAINT
~ for tin, iron paper roofs or bridge work or any
iron structural work there Is OH the market For sale
by the barrel Good for boat decks keep the water
out. Business for sale. A chance for fortune. sam
uel McDade & Son, fi0i T. Ohio ST. indianapolis, Ind.
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yxrAE PHfsTU,ifApiis.-w NJ IL SEND UPC

WAR PHfTUtiftA PifS.-WE vi ..E SEND UPON
w receipt of 10 c-nts any of the following photo
graphs, 3Izx35 inches mounted Ge.ttsbars Me de's
Headquarters, Lees Headquarters Deyl = De,., High
Water Mark, >tatu OF Warren Little Round Top,
Statues Of BufUrd and Reynolds, Monument wheie
Genera Reynolds Fell. Monuments Of the 18th Mass,
I7th Mass 9gih p, Ist Mass, 4IIi n. Y. on Little
Ronnt Top, l55d Pa. with Lieut. Hilkinson's Battery
Barlow's Knob ew of Bridge Over Deep Cut.
showing Mon,Im of 9Th Wis, 95h n. Y, Sd Ind.
Cav. and u til " T., Sseyeus's Battery, Bridge over
the MonOcacy River. Antietam-i unSard Church,
Bloody tDrniield, Burnside Bridge, Pip-r's Lane.
Address Lincoln Publishing Co.. SIS Tenth ST., Wash
iuptOn. ID.
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Too Bad!
He (tentatively)-It's too bad that mis-
tletoe should only be hung up on Christ
mas!
She (naively).-Yes! That certainly
makes it long time between kisses!
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MUSIC.

TVNHEP ANSY BLOSSOM WALTZ; A BEAUTIFUL
i SPACE, full sheet, music size for sc. in stamp.
Reference, Farmers and Merchants Bank w. H
Willis, Warsaw, o.
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GEN EALO ".

NEW ENGLAND ANCESTRY.-IF YOU WISH
~ to know more about your early New England
ancestor will sear the records for YOU Terms
sonnbe. also have few weiIpreserved bills of Con-
tinenta money for sale Address, with stamp, T. S.
Williams, Piainville, Hartford Co., Conn.
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CIGARS.

CIGARS.
BOX az IN Box OF OUR HIGHEST GRADF
"A of &C. Cigars for 35c Irregular wholesale price, for
the holidays guaranteed genuine SC cigar; postpaid
stamps or silver II. II. Chapman, Propr, Gratot
Station, GAINESVILLE, o.
A BARGAIN-ONE BOX $50 IN BOX) LA ROSA
"A Habana Cigars good smokers, long filters, for u,
postpaid. II. H. Chapman Prop'r, dratiot Station,
GAINESVILLE, O.
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I AIDES, SEND I5c SILVER, FOR PROCESS
to prevent your rugs from curling up the edges,
including three ways of making beautiful rugs FROM
old dresses, etc. hook for drawing in rugs i5c both,
sc. r. +. King, lsl2 Boston Ave, Wichita, Kan.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

IJAvE YOU SEEN THOSE FINE PIANO
L Cased Organs sold by Jno p. Muffiey? IF you
have not it will pay you TO invostisate These organs
cannot be distinguished from the high grade pianos in
appearance and TT The same time having two more oc
than the old style organs The best of workman
snip and material Is ,sed and they are guaranteed for
lifetime. These organs must not be compared with
cheap catalogue houses We will ship this organ to you
for $500 approval. Jno. j. Muffey, Sana, Pa, for
all kinds of music.
DIANOS AND ORGA Ms. 106 SECOND-HANDED
Organs and Pianos, all in good condition. Organs
SO up: pianos $40 up; also Pianos and Organs at
greatly reduced prices Write for particulars Miller
Organ Co.. Lebanon, Pa
BARGAINS IN PIANOS ORGANS, VIOLINS,
ID Mandolins Guitars and Sheet Music. Send 10
cents for recipe for finest furniture dressing ever made.
]. G. Griggs, Beverly, Ohio.
7 HAVE THE FINEST GRADE PIANOS AND
1 Organs sold In the United States for the money.
fine piano for $4,000, in walnut mahogany and oak fin
ish: seven-andonethird octaves, ivory keys guarin-
anteed for 10 years, Organs from f37Oo up: Order
sample and secure the agency for this for this ad may
appear again. High grade drop-head swell-frOnt
sewing machines S.100 John p. Muffiey, Salina Pa,
Dealer In all kinds musical instruments and talking
machines.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
Continued ronaS xthp
M EDicAl.

FVNO COMRADES WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
l. Through personal contact with Comrade Ohm
stead in business way, able to testify to his
iategrty and upright dealings and we have thor
oushly tested the merits of his remedy. Paca Balm,
cheerlly certify 70 its truly marvellous curative prop
critics. The most highly praised remedy In the trade
Newell Ienord, Attorney at Law: r. W. Whitney, At
torney at Law: Hiram ROop Chas Morrow, Adjutaut
of VIM. D. Wilkins Post Elias Sutphin, Notary Public:
W. Brodhcad. Justice of the Peace. Veterans Civil
War Sample sent free. racal Balm Co., st. Louis,
Mich
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old SOLDIERS OR THEIR DESCENDANTS
~ Last week paid 500 for old postage and
revenue stamps. Why not sell what you have! buy
postage and stamps used before and during the
Civil War. Look among your old letters and doctl-
ments there may be stamps there worth from l0c.
800 each Do not remove the stamps from the en-
veiopes If still on desire the dates. also buy
loose stamps, stamped envelopes, and Confederate
stamps. Send them to me for inspection. pay the
highest cash prices as I am collector and not q
dealer Don McCioskey, Wilkes Barre, Pa
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lNSU RANCE.

rOMRA DIES, SEND ME ONE DOLLAR AND I
~ will send you an Accident Policy, good for one
year, issued 10y the Union Casualty and surety Co. st
Louis, No. This policy Will be enclosed in o neat
pocket bill book suitable for ladies gentlemen
and Is worth the money alone II satisfied return
TO me and will refund your money. Thomas f.
Mcnamara, 1901 Spring ST.. Racine, Wis, agent for
the Commercial Regis ry TO.
yOIN THE NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY
- and carry $. 900 accident polity for so cts per
month. Send ~ with your application to be applied
policy also good reference. If you accepted
member of the society will be notified at once:
If not, your money will be returned to you Address
U. s. HUFF. Lock Box 5li. New Comerstown. Ohio.
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ENTERTAIN M ENTS.

CPECIAI.-A PRIZE SILK FLAG, Axe, TO SOME
- Post Corps school that will present and report
tn the of the public entertainment Trialz
and Tru phs Of Old Glory, advised by Jesse H.
Carp inter- Department Inspector of Indiana g AR.
Angola Ind.
ENTERTAINMENTS - TRIALS AND TRI-
II umphs Of Old Glory. public entertain
m-nt for schools or auspices of Grand rmy. Corps,
etc. Two copies IL. Flag unfurling rituals free with
order: Remit postal order, to Thad. X. Miller, An
COLA, Ind.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

IrIRsT NEW YORK DRAGONS LARGE.
Il new his ry of that famous regiment, address
Author, Rev. J. r. Bowen. Lyons, Mich.
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MACHIN cry.

MACHINERY.
TOR SALE-FIVE DOUBLE STAND WOLF
Rolls for wheat, 7Xl4 Now in Sell cheap.
Wish to increase capacity. Write G. w. Armstrong,
Armstrong; Mills, o.
E,OR SALE-ROASTER, BLANCHER AND MA
chine for making peanut butter; gross of bot
ties three gross of cans. Bargain If taken soon ]. p.
Brown, 81 Marble ST., Springfield, Mass.
/. OR SALE-PILE-DRIVE COMPLETE HAM
mer weighs about 200 pounds. Address ]. f
Harding, Box Ill, Benton, Kansas
IDEATRICE, NEB.. HOME OF THE DEMPSTER
ID Windmills Write about them. Simple and
powerful Water supplies and well machinery. New
cataog. DenIpster Mill Mfg Co.. Beatrice. Neb.
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HALT, SEND ME EIGHT CENTS IN STAMPS
L L and receive by return mail something that will
interest and save yuu money. You will also receive
free o lovely necktie pin a present from Ad-
dress Calvin Clarke. Agent, Leroy, n. Y.
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NOR SALE THREE PRASIi'S GRANT PIC
tues, price l.oo ALSO one new, copy Horace Gree
ley's American Conflict, by express, $500 Address
Geo. Lee, Chesterfield Ill.
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SEND Is CENTS FOR BOOK CONTAINING i15
- and up o-tiate toasts TWO for 25 j. a.
Cotireli, North Star, Ohio.
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DRANC'S PICTURES AT sI.0o.-A FEW LEFT.
Alsn, few "Our Presidents" Particulars for &c.
stamp. VIM. Sinsabaugh, Ontario, n. Y.
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7 WILL SEND THE FOLLOWING RECIPES TO
any address for &c. each the whole of them foe
t50: 10 cure b oat In stock. barren trees remedy;
snss Of poisonous insects how 20 make all around
cement cure for sveisd bags of chicken cholera
cure; coc In horses; freproof wash for single
roof, cheap A ID. Beinsar. Box - West Branch
Mich.
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MISCELLANY OUS.

WE SELL THE GRIP.-NOw, FRIENDS, DO
w not confound this with LaGrippe. The Grip We
mean is simply Perfection Rat Trap. that when
properly baited and set Is to lure the wary
old nat into It's deadly embrace and when once caught
,Iays caught as there Is no possible way Of escape
There has been 10000 OF these traps sold In the
United States and Canada and dissatisfied
toner also sell the only real Step Ladder that
ever manufactured In 4, s. s. and feet lengths We
also deal in Clothes Racks and Ironing Tables Es-
peciai attention given to Iobbers and the hardware
trade. If you are interested in any of these goods
postal card addressed to II. NJ. Lney, Youngsvilis
Warren County. Pa Will bring full information In
regard to any all of the above mentioned articles
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YTNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SECRET; HOW
Il to double your catch of fox, wolves mink. maren,
etc For full instructions send 81 to Box 1884, Pelican
Rapids, Mimi
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YYOMESTEAD S SOLDIERS HOMESTEADS
ii wanted.-Ali Federal soldiers, their widows or
heirs, who filed a Homestead on less than 1850 acres
before June %, 1874, requested to write me;
final proof not required. Highest cash price paid on
delivery of papers Will buy any valid land warrants
w. j. Allen, Capital Park. Des Mones, Iowa
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COINS AND STAMPS.

NOR sALE-A LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD
II Amer, can coins among which 81 Of 1875 and
1885, best le nearly a complete set of onehaf dollars
from 1885 to 1910; copper coirs shinpiAsters, old
stamps and Continental and Confederate money etc.
Address +. w Gray, Deavertown, Ohio.
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HON ESTEADS

A TTENTION, COMRADES!-IF YOU MADE A
"A homestead entry before 1874 of less than 160
write me and tell me when and where l pay the cash
for soldiers additional homesteals Address n. w.
Ward Co. II, 1lth Pa Cav, AG2 South St. Springfield,
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TT IS EASY TO POLISH YOUR FURNITURE
l. with Cenopol. 1t removes instantly grease ink.
mold, dust and stains of all kinds, and the time
poshes the furniture and leaves it like new You can
make il for Is cents per pint Complete recipe and d.
rectons so cents Address G. c. Coe, 3.6 E Randolph
ST., KirSsvie, Mo.
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PRINTING.

WARTIME ENVELOPES, THE KIND WE
w used to use Send 20c., in silver or stamps TO,
Is varieties Comrade ]. B. Parsons, Pontiac, Ill.
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Pc RSONAL

T AM So YEARS OLD; WANT A WIFE; ONE
Il that will weigh 175 pounds no less. All letters
answered. Address John c. Boren, Box 3, Menoken
North Dakota.
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STAMMERING CURED-wRTTE TODAY FOR
- catalogue also particulars of free trial week Reed
school, $50 Hubbard Ave, Detroit, Mich.
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(rRAND BOOK-THEODOREROO PA
" trioi and Statesman: complete and entertaining
biography OF The President, Including sketch OF the
inst six months OF his administrations; Illustrated with
II fine hall tones; heavy ribbed ci07h binding; stamped
gDld silver and colOrs and detuled front with
medallion portrait Of Preside.ii $40 pages; worth
$50: my price only 81 Address II. II. Chapman,
Gri.Iiot Station, gainesville, q. 10 I-
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GRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
" u Specially. Sure for dropsy sent for q.
C0mrade w. A. Rose. Ieweler and Druggist, Almond.
n. Y.
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+ AIDES, TRY MY LAMP CHIMNEY AND
II Dish Washer. Only 10 cents; sent postpaid. Adj
dress Grace Halves Valentine Brchardv:lle Susque-
hanna Co., Pa.
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DEsKHAi'S GROUP REMEDY IS THE Chill
i dren's cough cure. Mothers, get bottle to-day.
You may need il tonight. All druggists, CSC.
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES

n ENTS SEAL RINGS-BIG BARGAINS-FINE
" Rolled Gold Plate, 50 cents; good Fountain Pen,
20c Send slip of stiff paper size of ring wanted Either
post paid on receipt of price. H NJ. Saint, Greensboro
Ind.
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DATRIOTIC ENVELOPES - SHOW YOUR
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ies with Old Glory" In three coIors, for 2Oc. The
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