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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29
Barker and Davis.

When Mr.. Bryan said, in effect,
that che did not see anything in the
nomination of Alton B. Parker for
the working people of the United
States" he, for Shce at least. spoke
the truth. The nomination of Mr..
Parker does not hold out one in
sympathy with the common people.
By training and environment he has
been apart from them and never of
them.
= By nominating Mr.. Hentry Davis,
multi millionaire coal mine operator
of West Virginia, the Democratic
party placed it's seal of approval on
all of the performances of the coal
mine owners of that State. The coal
miners of West Virginia have en-
countered every known and magma.
BILE opposition to organization, and
with the chief representative of the
mine owners in nomination for the
Vice Presidency, there is little of the
promise for labor through him in the
ever is of his election.
Judge Parker declared his opinion
against the right of labor to a shor-
ter workday when he joined with the
majority of April 18th, 1908, in which
the eight-hour law of New York
was declared unconstitutional. This
law passed in the interest of the
workingmen of New York.
So we have for the nominees an ex-
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29
Common Council Proceed.
ingS.


Pursuant to adjournment the COM
ION council of the city Of Washburn
met at the office of the city CLERK
Sept Oath, 1904,
The meeting was called to order
by the mayor at 9 o'clock p. m.
Present--Stevens, Nelson, Olson,
O'Sullivan, Dukelow, Oscar, Calder.
Sweet. Monnette, Lehaie, Lemieux,
II.
Absent-Goddard, Dunn, Stock
stad, Ungrodt, Lamoreux, 5.
It was moved and seconded that
the usual order of business be dis.
pensed with and that the reports of
CO mmittees be taken up. Motion
carried.
The report of John Walsh, city
attorney, regarding order of proceed
ure in the purchase of tie Water
Works plant was presented verbally.
It was moved and seconded that
the city clerk procure certified copies
of the Water Works and Electric
Light franchises and contracts.
Motion carried
It was moved and seconded that
the special committee on franchises
be discharged. Motion carried.
The following resolution, intro
duced by Alderman Calder, was
read:
Be it resolved, that the question
of purchasing the system Of water
works now owned and operated in
the City of Washburn, by the Wash
burn Water Works company be sub
mitted to the electors of the city Of
W ashburn at an election to be held
at the city hall IN said city of Wash
burn on the 9Th day of November,
1904, between the hours of nine
o'clock a. m. and five o'clock p. m.
of said cay, and the city clerk is
hereby authorized to give notice of
such election.
Washburn, Wis, Sept. Oath. 1904.
GEO. A. CALDER.
The above resolution was adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes-Stevens. O'Sullivan. Olson,
Nelson, Dukelow. Oscar, Calder,
Sweet, Monnette, Lehaie, Lemieux.
The recommendation of City Ply
sician Lampson regarding formaldg-
hyde was upon motion laid upon the
table.
The following report Of the COM
mittee on Judiciary, Rules and
Ordinances was presented and read:
Washburn, Wis, Sept. Oath, 1904.
To the Mayor and C'mmon Coun-
Gil of the city of Washburn:
Gentlemen:-W We, the undersigned,
committee on judiciary. report as
follows on petitions signed by sixty
three and fifty-one electors, respect
fully, requesting that the question of
detaching section % and "a, in
township 48, north of range 5
west, be submitted to the electors of
said city at the next ensuing election.
We find that on May 10th, 1904, the
council voted to detach section 20
and "a in township 48, north of
range west, by vote of 'for" and
against. Further on July 9Th,
1904. a petition was filed with the
city clerk and presented to the
council bearing the signatures of
sixty-three electors. Said petition
was referred to the committee on
Judiciary, Rules and Ordinances.
Said committee found the petition
inadequate as counter petition was
presented of which twenty two
electors had withdrawn from first
petition, leaving less than five per
cent. of the electors making the re-
quest. On August 9th, 1904,
second petition was filed bearing the
names of fifty.one electors. making
the aforesaid request. Later a
coun ter petition was filed consisting
of sixteen electors asking that their
names be withdrawn from the said
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

Mr.. L. n. CLAUSEN, the nom
inee of this district for the as
sembly is a clean cut, Intelligent
straightforward business MAJ 1,
and republican who has stood
by the party through thick and
thin. He is tied to no man and
will go to the assembly this win
ter free from any entanglements
orpolitical pledges. The district
will be fortunate inasmuch as it
will be represented in the legis-
lature by one of it's very best
citizens.
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City Clerk

Liverita the up-to-date Little
[ liver PILL sc boxes contain 10 pills,
&c boxes contain 40 pills, 25c boxes
contain 100 pills. Sold by Fox Bros
Washburp, Wis
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

No town in the northern Wis
consin ever took better care Of a
convention than did Hayward
Tuesday. The delegates were
entertained by the citizens of the
place, wined and feted, and made
to feel that they were right at
home. Hayward made a warm
spot in the hearts of ali the dele
gates, and they voted it an ideal
place in which to hold a conven-
ton
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
diseased kidneys sound so they will
eliminate the poisons from the
blood. Frost & Spies.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

THIRTEEN seems to be a
mighty lucky number for some
of the candidates when they are
looking for a nomination in a
county convention.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

Reporter-Senator Bilkins has abso-
lutely nothing to say. Editor-Well,
boil it down. We are terribly crowded
tonight-Puck.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29
No Chance Tor Him.

Come on; have game Of poker!"
II don't believe In games of chance"
THAT need make no difference.
Come on and play."-Houston Post
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

SHERIFF Peterson, of Sawyer
county, las resigned his office.
Peterson was charged with con-
tempt of court for failure to
serve papers on Deitz, the man
who has held the Thornapple dam
fol- months. Petersen did not
attempt to deny that he had been
unable to serve papers, and adj
mits that he is afraid to make
the attempt. He believes that
Deitz will shoot any man who
makes such an attempt. There
are no candidates for the vacancy
at Hayward, which leads to the
conclusion that none of the estim-
able citizens of the place WANT to
get shot.
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Entered at the poSt-Office at WashDurn
Wisconsin. as second-class mail matter.

MINNESOTA has been having a
practical trial of the primary
election system, and the result
has of course been interesting to
Wisconsin people, inasmuch as
they are to vote upon the ques-
ton of adopting a law to bring
such system into effect in Wis
consin. Some of the Minnesota
newspapers, principally the st.
Paul Dispatch, say the measure
is a glittering success, while
other newspapers have nopralse
for the system and call it fail
ure. So the opinions drawn
from the Minnesota trial of the
measure depends altogether up
on what newspaper a man reads.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-09-29

w. G. MAxCY, d. M. MAxCY. G. 0. SOwDERv
President. Vice President. Cashier
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
PROF. M'WILLIAMS' WORK IN
 M ECA

No man " ho has ever come to Mesa has attractCd so many people as has Dr. McWuh ms ard his physical cul- ture lectures, FIe first started the work on the street and soon had the people of Mesa coming his way. His diction and plain talk soon won the admiration ot the people. and his fund of jokes and pertinent truths. recog- nized by all who stopped to think. drew large crowds. i. special re- Cuest he talked to men only on sunday afternoon at the Mesa opera house. kindly loaned him by the hall commit tee Tuesday night he appeared in the hol in physical culture costume and Celieycrcd an illustrated lecture. intro- CuCiug the Balston system, and in- strUcting 15O 1eople on the floor in the movements That night physical culture o~gG qizatioa was g-actica,ly made. By spe ial request he lectursd 60 ladies only on Wednesday night. and by special request he lactuaed ;.Eai1 lo-t night.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
PERs0,IAL NOTES

Mrs. George ard William Ellsworth and E4le Ellsworth were visitors to the capital city yesterday.
 The Tonto staEe. came down loaded yesterday All of Ff.zgeraId's rock workers were let 0'.t and came down.
 Colonel J. NJ. Eouctree came up from Phoenix yesterday and will remain here for some time.
 Lou Collins was husinCss visitor fin Mesa again yesterGa~.
 D. S. Lewi7 ycsterCay returned from the worlds fair. ale had the time cf his life He was the guest of the Mu- tual Life In-ura1Ce company while there, and he says they certainly know how to show one a roo1 time
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
FOUND A WHEEL.
fir. Cooror Located lt In the Brus'i
 Near His Ho7c.

f some one. T.oaa5ly Phoenix party, wjI stop and think back -- mouth or six weeks. he may possibly remember having lest bicycle abo . slat ,iu-e. Should this be the case he can lecove- r-s property. provided o5 c3-rse he can prove ownership by establishing commur-cat.Cls with J. r. Coo3c- uho lives just north os the bridge Cl the Tempe ~old.
 4 day or two ago a hawk -auE1t a c.,.ci-51 cad carried it away a sho-- diss nee. 1;r. Cooper followed Keen and in crossing dry Wzh 1ut 9 t.,.e way from the hoU-e came upon the wheel as it had been left. aocar- entIy rome weeks beEo.e. Waoeve@ rode # left t.s tracks .n tce Cn-d, con se1uenfly il mus- hare be1l s1ortig afte. tae fI-- rain.
 The wheel i9 in good condisioa. a mans wheel end ce Columtta make.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
P9PULsRR WANTS
 

FOR RENT-One nice seven room house. brick; barn. Three three room sui.s furnished for house keeping; cheap D. W. Sparzs. North Seventh avenue THE ARCADE-22 south Center street Elegant furnished rooms. No iuvaliGe taken FOR RENT-At VVickenburg. for six months. a furnished three room brick cottage nicely furnished, with tent cottage attached. Pure water. telephone References required A5- dress Box 37, Wicken0urg. Arizona FOR REIN T-Pleazant front room wien or without board 425 SOuth Cen te-f street.
 FOX RENT acre rau-n. with gix room brick house. or Cross-cu- canal near Claysons. $10 per month. Small house on Black Canyon road. near Arizona canal g per month. r. w. Lewis. Fleming block FOR RENT-Taree rooms. 'furnisaed for light housekeeping. 2131 WesL Washington st. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Apply 347 North Third avenue. [ FOR RENT Furnished rooms and ! rooms for light housekeeping S0z
 West Madison. ] FOR RENT-S16 ". Washington sI.. ! deeirable house, completely and ] nicely furnished. All modern con 1 venIences. Tel Black 1463 ! HOUSE TO RENT-s16 West Wash ington-
 ! FOR EENT-Two newly furnished
 rooms. No sick need apply z27
 N. Flint ave.
 ! NEWLY furnished rooms at the Ir-
 wing. 53o West Washington. Terms
 reasonable Board if desired ! FOR REST-Roonls furnjz1ed and Un-
 furnished, with board ar No. Ig. cor
 1er Fifth and Adams streets HOUSES and tent houses furnished
 for light house keeping at Scotts-
 dale The best water and heaIthies;
 Tarr of the valley. Terms reasonable
 Enquire for particulars Of 8r
 C9ngdon. No. West Adams ST.
 Phoenix.
 ! FURNISHED COTTAGE-L5dgins
 and housekeeping rooms 34T N
 Fourth avenue
 lOR RENT-FurnIsbed ana uuIur-
 nished houses; all sizes, kinds and
 prices; also. houses. lots and ranches
 for sale ". K James, S7 Nortt
 Center street
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
WENT ON WEST.

?. C. -d--le-t and wife. who have been wishing tEe3r son. Daniel, at Warne- '5 Heights, for 9 fav dave. contin1ed ot -hc.e ay ,.c7s las evening. They vii 90 through C-litorr-a to tlc-r home .l Vasli1g o1. Tn an-0GucirS 1Ir- A1tH5tts arrival here it was stated ta9 ! le was a minister. N-. N.Iie-- says this is a-l error; while le has a license, 4 is 10 p-ac,ice, not prel-A. He has been cesEged in the practice oe law fo- Che last thirty years.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
MESA
SIG BARBECUE.

Today will be gala day in He-a. The republican candidates will give a big barbecue on the lot back of AIail street on b-oci, r. \ fine fat OK has been purchased of Hunsaker G5 Rob ertson by Billy Cook. and the o% ia to be barbecued in royal style. Yesterday. Maroni McBrayer dug the pit and
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04

drz. yapel Of Phoenix and 1Frz. s'-afcer of Fo.-.an6. returned to F'1o4- TI x. yes-ng5ay after few days vis., with Mrs. C. T. Hayden.
 Mrs. Clas. Fl. Jones Was in P%oen. E, yes,5rCay ay'Tro-l.nz
 Pink Cole came down from tn: uO9ntains yesterday morning.
 Chaplain Wi-ceId Scott and wife came over fvon Scosts5ale yesterday.
 1 las neen dc--5e1 to hold tae Kan as reun.on Ss-urlcy in the p-J-1 i-GoOI grounds.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04

started the fire. George FeIton is 10 be the chief barbecuer, and as h. is al old hand at the business you can dc- pend on the meat being eaten. All of the county candidates win be present during the day, and particularly at the time of the serving of the meat. which will be between 9 o'clock ana sup-e~ time. In the evening. George II. Max well will address the people of ldeaa in g non-partiSan speech.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
ErHFNIAN nEaArE

The question before the Athania5 debating club Wednesday evening vas: Resolved. That. T..acoln's plan of recons,rurt!on was preferable to t1e congressional plan. Affirmative. ~. Iohnetone r. Van Noee. Negative, B. fc1es, n. B~own.
 Ta question was then given 2 gen sral discurs.oh by the members Of tAc elrb. after which Prof Hish offered a few suggestions and criticisms.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
NESTING PAsrn1.

Eev. D. D. Boyle. pastor or the C'Eri~.lan church a. Pcoanlx. Mrs. Em- rolds and Mrs. D-U.a2. .-i-J froG, Csoeui1, wc-c te-o yes,e day Rev. Boyle .s recent arrival from ',he clst triz being his f5st visit to Tempe. B. s .7-Loic tSat ae W.1 preach here re-,- S-uzc-.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
TEMPE
MAXWELL MEETiNc.

IT -s expected that tomorrow evelinE wiu be lhe CeoUuiuE nigh O. t1e ca.ll;- paigu as far as Tempe .s concerned. On that occasion Geo. Fl. Muz sell "'li adaIe-s he citizens or ttLs place al King saury f-L The county clud;- dasos w.l also lee present. and in all probability. most of them win nave a few ia.erestfnr remarks 10 Ea1t. Thc-c w-u be g spec-al ,ra.n over G.oal Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04

FOR SALE-ImDroved ten acre ranch an ideal home place; must be sold this month; look # over and make an offer. Highest bid gets it. Inquire Chamberlain Lumber Co. FOR SALE-By owner~ new modern brick residence, fine location, close n on west Washington street Terms to suit purchaser. D. w. Beldou. FOR SALE-An old established gen
 eral merchandise store doing q prof
 itable mining cattlemen and farm
 CTS trade. lWu give full informa-
 ton and win show our books to in- tercsted par,ies. If you mean busi-
 ness. come and see it. Do not write.
 AIaldonadO Commercial CO, Casa
 Grande, Ariz.
 FOR SALF,-27 inches Salt river val ley water. Hoghe's restaurant. FOE SALFi-Eeautfful modern resi- denCe on north First avenue Also 80 acres atout 1 1-2 miles northwest, uHimprOved with water riSAt. Owner leaving city. SeO North First avenue. FOR SALE-Large ranch Wdth nne
 buildings and other Improvements. Dirt cheap if taken at once. Box I33.
 Tempe
 FOR SALE AND RENT-Ve have a five acre, a sO a 7-e, a 90 acre anu
 an SO acre ranch for rent. also
 ranches Of all sizes for sale with best
 water supply in the valley. J. F. Me
 Claln & O.. Real Estate and Insur-
 ance, Tempe.
 FOR SAIE-16O acres, unimproveL
 8 50 per acre. Box 133. Tempe. FOR SALE-By Ii. Riddle, l! First avenue, several houses. one house
 with acre Of ground Some small tracts, 9, 6 and 10 acres. Some ] larger farms. Anyone wanting houses ] lots or farms can get excellent choice. IT I cant sell, I'll donate a part. FOR SALE-Dtsuiled water. LIgut- ming Delivery.
 l FOR SALE-Ty-o 50 ton waterjacketsl ! copper smalte-s, complete with |, blowers, slag pots, etc. Address C. w Dietz. Silver Bell. Arizona "
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
sTockHoLpERs. mEETINe.

Notice is hereby given tll- The ---
 nUal meeting of the s-ocE1ollers C- tl-
 Phoenix and Eastern Ha--ald o1---
 pauy VIII be held a- -be o-lee ot t1e company. in the city or Prescott- -errl-
 tory Of Arizoul. on Welu=sllE. -r-
 18th cay Of Nove-aher 1s1s. ar -e o'clock noon Of said Gay. for -a- plr- pose of electlng a bolrI or ll-ee-a-s
 for the ensuing year. and for -ae trar- saction or such other bushes as may properly be brought before -le us-e-ll-- Books for transfer or stock WlI te closed November 1st- reu.aln-uE closed UntiI December 1sr- 1904 Dated a- Prescott. Arizona. this lf-h day of October. 1904 lSiEued) r. lL MURPHY. President WALLACE FATRBANSK. | Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
HoWr FFOM DENMARK.

M@-i-ocs Jcy1l Drce Brock arl John AudersoA returned yesserd-y r-oa Denmark, whe-e. they have seen to- so-.e ,-ue. Taey let here ln June. going C.ract to their f5ime. 1ou.-. hey rc4o-- very pleasant tip
 thouGl the retain voyage grew a t-id ? ciieso-re; q required tNe1-y-ziX day.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
Ear Rant

- ~ - - - . = TO RENT-For winter. Three room
 -@l1rh house. Good locIdon. Fine
 water. Butter milk. egs5 and pony
 70 be had on place. Address J. '
 Edwards, Box 3S2.
 THE VIRGINIA. new and elegantly
 furnished rooms by day. week or
 month. No sick Accommodated. 4s
 South Center.
 IF YOU want rooms. board or light
 Housekeeping rooms We can t1lce 70
 to the place Look Us up. Cleveland
 & Taylor, 15 S. Center st. FOR RI1NT-Nicely furnished fToHs
 room. 15o Portland Pla-e. FOR RENTING furnished Louse- Eeeping rooms in country. Also
 folr room cottage in c0ln-r.,. Barry, IT Eas- Jefferson street. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished frolL room. two blocks from business can-
 fer. Cheap. 321 ". NIad-scn. FOR RESI-Two furnished house ! keeping rooms. screen room. kitchen hath, stable. No sick. 54G W. Mad 1 isou st
 i FURNISHED south flat of four rooms visn bath, electric lights, sunny
 pOcches. etc, best locality Inquire ! 376 Y. Fourth avenue. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for 1 housekeeping. 1441 r. Washington. lFOR RENT-F. q. Fisher ranch. si; miles west of Phoenix. Apply Al
 len & Wilson.
 FOR RENT OR SALE-One of the
 incest homes in the city. All modern
 conveniences. completely furnished
 Apply 10t8 \. Center st. Phone
 r. ain 1CS.
 FOR BENT-6 room furnished house | Close in. Apply to P. E. ProweH
 220 z. First ave.
 II'ON REIN Two ni-ely fun,saee
 roo.rz, one block from postoIice, Z' Il West Van Eurcn. FOR RENT-Furnished rooms fo, light housekeeping. 529 w. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
sTockHoLDERs, MEETiNe-

Notice is hereby E4veu tElr -he ar- nual meeting or the stockh1-ee-s of la- Arizona and California E1iIulE c1r-
 pany VIII be held at t1e ou-- of the company. in the e-ci-y or Pr-s-1t-. Ger
 ritory of Arizona on Weireslay. th=
 1Gth day Of NoVeuber. 1904 ar 1- o'clock noon of said Gay, for the pur- pose of eiectinE a board of ll1ee-1rs for the ensuing yea-. and for rle -rln- sacciOn or such other business as may properly be brought before lhe meeting
 Books for transfer of stocks FlI L- closed November 1s,. remaining cIosed
 until December 1sr. 19uf. Dated at Prescott Arszo0l. thls In-h day Of October. 1904. (SiEued) F. AL MURPHY. President WALLACE FAIRBANE. Secretary
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
W. 4. coDE AF7E AeAIn

Our old favorite townsnhn. ". H. Code arrived in Mesa yesterday from Sacaton where he had been on busi- ness pertaining to the government There is a move on foot to imround some water for the Indians south of Sacaton, as,d he is here to look into the tpropogi.ion.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
Lest ana Found

-,----.-------~.---- - ~1~------ --~----- FDI\D-Pair of gold trimmed spec t1cIes or Monroe street Owner call at this office. FOEED-A dos sunday morning AG- dress s. Republican office LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN Black horse. branded on left hip. T with inverted T above. from Meadow Farm dairy. Liberal re- ward for return of same or informa- ton concerning it. F. c. Baker. BDEE196. Phoenix. FOUND-A pair of sold trimmed spec Jacies with leather case Apply Re publican
 LOST-Overcoat, long black SIX lined. marked Parker. Bridget G Co., Washington. D. C. back coat collar. Reward. Finder kindly return to Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
sIeuas sIens Wantes

yOTEG. reaIt1y man wants to ss.-I rcuCh.aS experience Wages no con- ziGcsat.on. Address Box DO. this of --ee.
 WANT SITUAIION-Fi-z.- class Jap aacse cook. Hotel and Boarding house. Address Box 6C5- NAN'rEC-GeueraI ho-sework on North side of city. A. A.. Repl5li- cen.
 YOUNG MAN. healthy and strong. would like to get work ol a ranch does not know too much about it but is willing to learn and is no- afraid to WorE. AddTe-s H. C.. care Republican
 WANTED Situation as children's maid lady's maid or attendant upon ana invalid lady. English: highly recommehdsd;, good needle woman. willing 10 heln in house work. AI. Stouer. sixth avenue. HELP. HELP HELP-We can ger you any kind of help. Cleveland Ss Taylor. 15 s. Center st. Employ rent agents.
 WANTED-Position as bcold.eeper. 25 years experience Good references Address A" care Republican. WANTEp-Situa.ion by first Vl1ss man cook References. Vm. Avery 2S7 F. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-04
TEE WRONG p.aoN. cI5.
Prompt tte U9o 7f 'V5~ti'css Ro.c
 ctieS.

crfe5.
 tveu aa experienced y7ysic'an w,u run"-.Tes make B mistake in dia-- i~cnt .~ waTted and u1y even be n;- ic-tors to the patieut.
 The a6Eoc8.es Cc all other hair r.- -to-t.s-s save Her. s.-Ie have wrong iv eIa aer5zeI the c2--e or LluJr-cL ..s.1 ralirr~ hair.
 l-ey nrare "a fIae.ouaf G..sa1se . s-eez -t -s uoH known and -aue-aI- l- atceu-cI th.t -lir loss E. Gua .n. a .i. fe' t-r germ which New cr3's FIc-ql- -,ts tset.--s.
 There is no sabetitute Tor He-pia:1e. .acecpt none.
 so.5 5y loading dr4=Eizt=.. Send 1lo in r-a-rps for sample 70 The -Iero:c.Ia SO. De.-oit Mich. F. Goodman. spc- r-aI agent.
 When the average man does you a favor. look for the s-rIng.-Philadeiphf Record.
 Hives are a terrible torment to the ! little folk. and to some oldev ones. a=iiy cured. Deans Ointment never faiiT Instant relief. rermaa mt cure At any drug store. 90 cents.
 Beads of precipitation are the jewels l Of honest lato~-Deraa raaps-Caicago ! News
 ! No matter how long you have had ] the cough; if it hasn't already devei- i cped into cen unptiou. Dr. Woods Norway Pi-e Syrup win cure it 1 It is said to be an actual fact tha. l an Atchison pretty girl doesn't know l she IS pret-y.-Atchison Globe. -o-
 Hun5reCz Of live saved every year by having Dr. Thonas' Eclectric Oil in : the house just when it is needed i Cures c-oup. heals burns, cuts. wounds of every cort.
 O '-ber,y. what lot of divorces arc sought in Ay.name.-Cli=ago News.
 
 E-ergy all gone? Headache? Sto.n- ach out of orcer? Simply a case O. torpid liver. Burdock Blcod Eitters will make Q new man O. woman O. you.
 Fisurat.vcly sDcaA.us what's tn. matter wi-h the eTp7-t ac.-o -asant2.- Philadelphia Recor@
 0-
 FOR OWES --1~T WEARS Mrs. Winslorvz s oth u, Sv-rIn has he4l used for children tcsfhigr Tt =oothee th fcbiIc. sOftcus the frr~Hs pllavr oli pain cures wind collie a~d ts fha eet rarned for DiarrhOea. Twentv-five cents a bottle
 4 man may have always been a, . ind-iGent father b-t if he is slow a Ioosenins UP for wedding foilies. a. this Ls --en.-A .chi-on G.oee.