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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-09

4 further fall in the bnrOmeters along
the gulf IL attended by rains I'm the
lower Mississippi valley and from Texas
TO Florida. with N heavy dOwnpOur at
New Orleans. The northwestern storm
center has advanced To northern Min
rcsota and showers have occurred from
the north Pacific cOnst eastward to
western Iowa and Lake Superior. This
disturbance has been succeeded I'm the
northwest by much higher pressures
and clearing and decidedly cooler
weather, with frosts and freezing tenn
pcrntures sOuthvard md eastward TO
Colorado. The continued advance of
these abnormal Pressures areas will
cnrsc cooler weather I'm this vicinity to-
night and Tuesday and showers toni hit.
}. VI. SBERIER, Observer.
Temperature at a. M, %; at $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-09

All the news all the time-TEJ
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-09
THE WEATHER.

showers and cooler tonight; Tues
day, generally fair and cooler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-09
y. m, 50

Temperature at IA. m., 30; at $3.50
- m, 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-09
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

l Dollar bottle holds ~
] times - much ~ tbs
trial, or 30 cent size.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
KEY WEST HAS NEWS.

Frum the Key West IuteT-Ooe@n.
Letters from the east oosst sAy that eve
~ train coming -outh brIngs laborrrs for
the work on the Key West extension
There aFs nov over 5O men in the
CAMS and the numh-T - Increasing At
the rate %! Iup aesk Free iransportA-
Ton l. being furnished all lsborvrs To- TIE
CAmT'--
CouIrActs fOr ali tie material n-e'i-d
from Key Me-; Ca tiSe mainland have
been signed AMI rapid drlIvrTy - PROM
ise,i.
log and baTgps 10 be u-.-i IN the trrs-
tie NOTk are noS bring puTchA--d and
sllDuId arrive here shortly
NO doubt the UoTk at the hey Wet
end SiH Al-O IL vel under sAy b-lvre
the end Of the yeas. ISeEe = much "a
be done here long trs--il- mu>t tr
buili from tie nPper end % tie i-lAnd 10
ierg, EAier ard the great dpcAs and Im-
lDeus.s NaTehO1sss that S.I D. NEEDED
xIlI re4Glrc the employment d hauir~zis
Of usea i0f many months
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
MR. GIBBONS RESIGNATION.

Rev. Howard b. Gibbons, of DvIAnd,
preached in the Baptist church Sunday
morning. In the evening the service was
transferred to the Methodist church on
account OF . mishap to the transformer,
which prevented the electric lights being
turned on at the Baptist eharrh. The
morning service WAs not 20 largely At
tended, but in the evening it was pbe-
nomenal for this ~rason of the year-the
Baptist church Would hardly have held
the congregation. Mr.. Gibbons preached
two excellent sermons, especially able
Vas that in the morning. to Which he had
given hIs best Efforts. after the morning
sermon he announced that he had been
recently appointed to take charge Of Chan
doin Hall, a. StetSOn university, Which
Nill require has entire tine at that
institution and giving up his ministerial
charges, this ncoessItates his resignation
here 90 take effect October lst
While everyone oOngrstulates Mr.. Glib
hons on his appointment. ~hich really
places him in charge Of almost the entire
nsoFAl status Of Sietson UnIysTslsy. u u
with SINCERE regrets of all of ~ that lie
leaves this 6eld, where he has Iabored -
diligently and arduou-iy the pa, year,
and has male such = grand showing III
the church wOrk.
We feel that the church xill be iCrta-
nate. indeed, II they can secure = man
work be h&s buiit up Mr. and Mr.
Glbbons arrived last Saturday Afternoon,
this being Mr. Gibbons first visit ,O t.
tnsyiIle -iEee she vent - DeIAni last
fall. and she uiIl spend about tao Ue-ks
ia town uith frieads. whiIe Mr.. Gibbons
i aI HOEk on the e@st uoas; in the interest
Of StetSoa university.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
SALE AT KLIxE,s.
MoxpAY. Jrxx q. 1905.

Sale Of scmen's los Shoes a Sl5s per
pair. This ofserins presents half doz-
en- styles Of nes models in soasen's tox
shoes, such zs seil regularly % - % and
e 50. al sises from - 10 "a Same in
spring heel.
Iadies' taller made shin xaists, ol
white laxrs and baiistes, former price
$50, 81 90 and 80 50; % course these are
IN broken sizes, IL yen esz fDd your size
the price Is only ss centA
Ladies' fancy collars, made Of eyelet
enbroideries, sonse were s. and 20 and 80
cents. yoa assy take your ehoice for O
quarter.
Black tAffsta, IS inch, every yard guar
anteed. positively worth 81 50 per yard,
special 81 90
China silk in all eOlors, "a inches wide,
fresh from the factory, special 40 oents-
Dixie eanopies (nlosQuito bsn) extra
large size, usual price 81 80, ~ sl %; also
one lot Of ~ inch nosquito bars with
wooden frame, usual price 81 SO for 8 10.
Wind0x screen cloth, s. inches vide,
10 yard roll Tor 81 9S.
FIGURED lawns NJ cost, and in some in
staBces at lees than cost
Mems two-psece bathing siits, navy
blue with white or red border, Worth
-. 90, special Sl-25-
Meas night shirts. made of q rood
quality of cambric, collariesS, worth 81 %
for 50 centz-
Men's neglige top shirts. made Of mad
Eas and printed cambriCs, good value, for
30 cents
Pasteurine, for yonr teeth. good anti
septic, usual price 25 cents, Monday only,
10 CENTS
Dr.. Lyons tooth powder. of course the
- :. I. .sa
cents.
Mesnea's tslrum powder, or Colgate's,
sells regularly Tor 25 cents. at the small
price Of Is cenis.
Special prices in tooth brushes, combs
and hair brushes
Nail orders promptly filed on any oi
the above goods
JULIUs KLINE,
Titusvilie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
BITS or FIeT hid GOSSIP.



carresf Esesss ~ sh~ Prsss.s wees
Portrayed IN Hrs~s.
The framework is eli ap and par of
the siding 10 On the nev Masonic build
ing.
A Telegram Was received here wednes-
day announcing the arrival th.s morning
of fine daughter al the home Of Mr. and
Ars- +. NJ. wooten, ai Camden, s. G.
Gail at' n,ssvilie Livery, as rear Of
Robosns' lAs Office. Cor stylish riga
Leave yoar orders for hauling. both doa-
ble and single. J. NJ. Osban, proprietor.
Mr. Jerome Txieheli, ef Kansas City,
sss passenger on the southboand train
Sunday to Jensen aud wsyelsnd, Shere
he goes 10 look after the shipmsnt of bis
pineapple crop.
Mr.. A. C. Frost, Of Dsnia, fsihes OF
Mr.. Il. A. Frost. Of this place. hiss resent
ly dispc-ed Of his STOCK Of merchandise at
DANA. valued between 5000 and q, 200,
10 his son-in- lac, Mr.. J. p. Nix.
Mr.. and Ms. Harry Wilson returned
home Sunday from their tso weeks visit
with Mr.. Wilson's father. a. Sarasota.
Mrs- A. X. Wilson and baby giTi, Of Or
lsndo, accompanying them for . visit
here.
Mr.. w. III. Brown aud family xill leave
for the north today TO spend the summer.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Louise will spend
most of she time in Connecticut, while
Master Mark ~ill attend simmer school
in New Hampshire.
Mr.. E Z. Knox, head clerk st Brady
& Bros. grocery store, len wednesday
morning for his annual vacation Of q
month, part Of which wili be spent at
Asheville and Hendersonyille. n. C., and
he will also Wait HE parents in Preston,
| Ca, ere rrtssninz home.
Misses Fannie Sans and frankie Stew
art arrived yesterday from Sc. Josephs
Academy, 81 Augustine. Miss Fannie
Was the, here by her sister, Miss Gather
inc, and = number Of friends, xhO came
up in the launch that morning from In-
diAnols.
Mr.. w. c. Braddock. Of Sebastian, ex-
poets to move soon 10 Wanehula. ia De-
Soto county, where he has invested in a
fine farm near that place. aud q home
and other property in the town. He has
three orange groves nj Sebastian. two Of
which lac will place on the maIket. lie
told the DeIAnd News man lAsi week that
1 -. g. ~.
rounding wsuehuls, believing that 10 will
become soon the greatest fruit and Vrge-
table shipping section Of the -tAte.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
WHIST PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Morgan entertained
q fsw Of their friends most pleasantly At
their beautiful home Wednesday evening
The Leading feature was sprogressiveShist
contest i'm which ten hands were played
Amer the game Was concluded u was an
nounced that Mr.. c. H. Walton (as
'sMsudie''l had won the ladies' prise, .
handsome card receiver; Mr.. Percy Wal
Ton WOO the eestlemsn's prise, q beauti-
fni champagne cork puller; Mrs. +. B,
Wager xon the consolation prize for
ladies, O neat little cream pitcher; Mr..
Z. b. Wager won the gents consolation,
q rubber dog. Mrs. Morgan vas assisted
in receiving by her sister, Ma p. q.
Walton, and the affair 90 pasasinx in ail
Of ia details, Was informally given in
honor Of Dr.. T. ii. HOughtOu- The
pnneh that only Fred Morgan, himself,
knows how 20 crmpoued. With sweets oi
several kinds were served, after which
vocal and Instrumental music MAS in
daleed In until close to the midnight
hour.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
a TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Mr.. Il. J. Mime Sas born 90 Hamburg,
= C., sept 3ih, 1883, and died AT Mims.
Fla, June 18th. 1908. MT Aims came
FROM Georgia 10 Florida ia tile early ssy-
eBtiss. when this part OF tic state VAS in
comparatively wIld condition.
A. = pioneer Mr.. Minis was intelligent.
active and influential. A true friend, a
srUoI neighl-oT, he wAs strong mentally
AMI physically. Always highly mora
and religious man
The lsnds he ri.aFsd, tie bOuEes Lee
bulit, the town iisst besTs hIs name are
sorn- 81 tie maFks that stand A. eyidsi.,,r
oi llIs s'eaj usefulness = a meInb.-T Of Iiss
community. But 10 h,s family and
friends ti,Tc are thDG-Ands of nleu0Tle-
that Tscal. the .ife Of one Nho NAs kInd
aud un=-iii-h, and Who desired Ihe right
above all ei-s- To TIA. sad hearts Ofhis fam
ily the memory of hIs iesds all u sS-et.
thOugh tear HIu.t uDms a. the happier
dAyu ot the part rrtuTu - -Jitsu ih.i
anguish % tie Ffe-rHL
Mr Minis Las soEe 10 EIs Fe~aTI We
shall Always TsInrnl btf hIm AID a. aya
mI-s him Time and is1Es all minister
th- only balm thai F-snAIus t,r Gl- lowell
or..- uGili thy meet Lsln 40 tie great
hereafter -bsr- there - i.5 -5rrDS 4ad
no parting A Tar FEIESB.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
FINE Assokrnxxr SHOES.

Go 20 Penney 4 Branning's when in
need OF shoes They have the finest
shoes and the largest assortment kbst has
ever been shown in Titusville.
Ladies' shoes from the 81 90 hoase shoe
20 the finest Queen Quality s. 90 shoe.
Infants and children's shoes from 80
cents upwards
Meas shoes from the 81 so work shoe
20 she 6nest that money can buy-Edwin
Ciapp ~ s5 90 and $3.50.
Having . complete stock, any size you
may want, We have It.
Mail orders promptly filed.
PKSSEY d BRASNISG,
The Csoshiers and Furnishers,
TItusville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
OAK HILL

Mr.. Preston Williams came up from
Titnsyille Monday to So his mother and
went back on the 10 O'Clock train
Mr.. Z W. Jameson. OF the sAw mill,
vith his family. is occupying the EiiwAn'
ger cottage and enjoying the sea brerze-.
Mr.. W. l. Null has gone to Jackson
vile as mill wright for F. u. Painty 4
Co. Mrs. Null Is still here, bot will fol-
ioS later.
Ms. p. u. Parker returned from = tao
days' visit With her mother Saturday,
bringing QuintOn. Who had been in
Hawks Park for Q seek sith her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annis Fowler Ieft fo'
Georgia Monday for . visit ~i,h their
Parents in Woodstock and EiiUay. and
will probably be away for two months.
Too Of Oak Hills young people, Mr.,
J. Z sxindei and Mis- Carrie Brooke,
xere married June llth, al the home o.
the brides mother, Mn- Nancy BrOoke
Congratulations and best wishes
Mr.. W. C. Hoxss and tao dAnshters
sailed On the COnanche Tuesday for Neu
York aud xin 20 directly from there 4
Cape Cod, where the yoang ladies Sil
su.end the sansner sith relatives Mi
Howes xill re<urn 60 Florida alter . iez
DAYS visit.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
PINEAPPLE SYRUP.

NJ, Adhemar Brady, Of this place, is
now very basy making mp syrup from In
dian River pine&pplss for use m favor
inss. He prepares d IN quite larss guam
titles foF she nss Of druegisss. cold drink
stands, etc. Mr. Brady has receiv-d sew
eral large shipments Of pines from the
pineapple belt already for this purpose,
and the article he is making 10 said 10 be
very 6ne. lie also oontemplates making
q pineapple conserve for the trade.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
TrTUsvILIE. FLA. FRIDAY JUNE 2s 1905.


The Tisasville Baseball nine xent TO
Jensen izzt seek 10 cross hpts with The
crack nine of the east eossf- The gzme
was . eioss one, ssood 10 o In favor Of
nsasvtlie tiiI she eighth inaing. then Jen-
sen had three men on hases- Aosser
knoeked home run. making for Jensen,
TitnsviIis made 3 In her half OF the
eighth Thisssoo % l. Jensen, 10 the
bat. made !, making the score 10 &
ftnssiIle wss defeated by crowd OF gem
tsezzssIy baseball boys, and Titussiile
cannot praise Jensen 200 highly for she
kind treatment rendered them while
there-
Ihe batting Tor Jensen was good
Tries broke his finger In the fourth In
ming. Essnsvilie batting is ssili all 20 the
good with old Pinder on Grst base
The Florida star., 1905-06-23

900 = N MUSIC. by Indian River Band.
JANIS PkITcBAEp, Conmittee.
$50 20 IL. Gun SHOOT.
Z + RoILIxs,
l. A. BRADY, COMMITTEES.
ii to I2. MINOR SPORTS.
C. H. WALToS,
T.. L. BRADY,
e. l. MANDAvILLE. Committee.
l2 t0l FREE DINNER for VISITORS.
VAN T. WoKLKY,
j. NJ. 0sRAx, Committee
10 . FISH SAIL BOAT RACES.
l. w. HAILz
Z. B. WAGES, Committee
2 TO 4. HORSE RACES.
l. G. BANNING,
ID. B. PsfrcHARD, Committee.
TO 6. BASEBALL GAME
p. 8. TnUs,
A. ID. PESSEY, Committee
8 D. IN. GRAND BALL
w. S. BRAsSTSG, Committee.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
LATEST HENS md INCIDENTS.

N@sssrs 80 rss~r>ss fA@s Are Bsppsez.s
Ars..s Tsw..
EF. Gen. d. Robbins xzs called 10
Mama today os basines.
We srs pisssed 70 sanoance thss little
Lsona Kline b rapidly improving and
that her fsvsr is gradually sntzidins.
The Miami sssam Lanndry hes nsds
Mn- G. Collins agent. Leass vork 81
the y. z. G. Grocery. Fine work. szsis-
fse<ien guaranteed
L w. Harper 10 she acme Of sxeelience
In whiskey psodnesion-safess and moes
satisfactory ior all us-s. Sold by =. 4.
insiry and R. I. Matiox.
The sd news xss recrived last Friday
of the death of Mrs. Jsdd. o sister Of ozs
nssyor. d.. z. Z. Rollins, vho spent 9
portion Of lsst winter In TitnsviIle-
NJ. Adolf Dittmsnn, OF Chicago, Who
wss reosasly in this section Of the eoan-
try iookise for . location for . colony oi
western people. is now In the Miami sec
tioa isssssixasins-
Tnasienss and the travelling pcb!ic.
when In Tisnsviiie. are invited 10 Try Al
pine Cottage. centrally located. excelIeni
table, reasonable rates. Ars Kate
Myers. propristresz.
Mr. and MIRA c. J. Denham arrived
home iroa Augusta, Georgia, Sunday.
Owing % the illness Of Mr.. Kiine's little
dsughtss. Leoas, Mr.. and nra Denhsm
rsturned . week earlier than they sx-
pected.
Little Harry Morgan, the sisht-year.
cd sca Of Mr.. and Mn Ed. Morgan fell
fFou boat lass Saturday striking his
right arm against piece Of iron, sustain.
Ing fracture In .wo plsesa This y The
third tims The l,stie fellow has had sim-
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR.

Daytons hotel men have had 70 pay
dearly for the illegal s-lling Of liquor. In
the criminal court at DeIand last week
the following we're aTraigned and pleaded
guilty: L. b. Armstrong, $50 and costs
or six months; Charles Williams. SIS and
eosts or six months; Thomas II. Keating,
$50 and costs or six mon,hs; George ii.
Matthews, $50 and c,'sts or six months
w. r. Gillie, Jr, $50 and costs or sax
months; silas T. Morn, of Clarendon
Inn, Sezbreeze, $50 and costs or six
months; Henry Hamilton. eoIored, Of
Midway, DaytOnA, S75 and costs or SIX
menths, aud George SteadhOuse, Ormond,
sentence suspended during god behavior.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
BOARD OF CONTROL.

Governor Broxsrd has announced his
appointments for the state board Of control
under the provisions Of the Buchanan Law,
a. fbIlows:
Phillip X. Yonge, Of Pensacola
Nathaniel Adams. Of White Spring.
I. B. King. Of Arcadia.
Dr.. A. l. Brown, Enstis.
n. r. Bryan, Of jacksonville
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
Jensen. Fla. Jass iesh. 1905.

Sensen, fiA-s JUS fo<z1l isso.
Editor Of TEE FLORIDA srAl.
Allow me 10 oonsrafaists yoa and your
town on having saeh ssntssmsaly and
good baseball team. They safsrsd defeat
by . mere trize. You can count on rs as
friends aud anything yoar humble ser
yans can do TO advance the Interests Of
an eass eossf league, and TO encourage
good, clean and gentienanly bah playing
viii Be dope With pleasure. We are sor-
~ We ccuid not do more TO make 10 pleas-
ant Eof the boyA
Wishing them lack aDd With rezariz,
an ssfy truly G. q. RAcxr.
Pre-. and Ch'mn. Acme B. b. Club.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
Editor OF THE FLORIDA STAR

The Cocoa News seems 20 be mp q tree
about the game that vas played here last
week. THE News man wa nos there. }
l think some one ought 20 have been
there that would confine themselves tO
she truth.
Tisnsville did not quit the game until
che won her game fair, and our umpire
acted impartial in all decisions.
Nov, il the Cocoa News thanks the In
vineibles quailsd before the Cocoa Terrors,
let them cover my 500 or viii make Il
$50. The mooey is ready.
r. 3. Trrs,
Capt. Tisusyiile Baseball Club.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES

Drop head sewing machine, SIS
Fireworks nOW ready. Bay early
SpaIdings balls, mitts, bats
Fly faos- Wire dish covers
Towel rollers fer roller toweIs-
Opaque window shades 3x7, 35c-
Chas. A. Gardner, TTtusyille, Florida
The Florida star., 1905-06-23

AbOut - Ares Of god high land on
The ea<t OF OorAn si5- Of the Indian uvsr
At The SzrrUE-. desrIts-1 n fJiIOEs Lot
No. 3. sectIon y, also IOt No. ;, sectlOa
81. IL LoH DshIp u sOgth. range - e4Sg
The lABl - unsDprUsel bot ans!y ~
Gated. For farther particulars address
T.. u Low,
BrDektoG, Mas.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
CHURCH NOTES.

An sre invited 30 meet With rs in the
services ss the Titusyilie Baptist church
ca June 18Th. Prcaching Al II g. N. and
7:so p. n Sunday school at 10 .. N.
ana ehuych eonferenee at the close Of she
incoming service.
Howard b. Gibbons, Pastor.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23

Tir,-i Out, worn OaE soulAn cannot
slepIs. III or HOrk. sseIIl- - u -lI- zD1!d
~ O. pss-s=- HOLSTERS Rocky Mona
tain Tea make -srunz u<ry-- aud TIch
biusBd - Cent-, Ira or LAosess- AK
VOur dru-xT-t
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
Syw GkocEEs STORE.

Mr. VI l. Pe2nnck ks-ps = well a.
sOTi-,l SICK % srOu-fss- Ia the store fOFm-
sriy kuO9n a. Tie @CTlUgrzDGr building.
ooruss Azla street and Washington ave
noe PFon.pE s-TVlCs, lo1 pEIcss, reiiAbie
gssi-
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
Capt Tisusvilie Baseball Ciut

Panama hats cleaned, blocked and new
bands put on, 81 50. Miami Steam Lsun-
dry. G. Collins, Ag't. Basket leaves
every Tuesday.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23

uKxRx nKxkckE-sAILzAk
yaehs sails ard lAnnch s~nines made
an Ia ara class style, mildew proosed II
4rssre,d Fail pxrsienlas aSdrsss
II. RENnKE
nfusyilse, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
TAKE NOTICE. TAX rAYER>.

The tax books of the town Of TIIrsville
EIll ebo~~ positively on Saturday. the Isi
d@y Of Jnly, 1913.
SAS 7. WouEY,
T0sn Marshal
The Florida star., 1905-06-23

Hyoa want meal or table board a.
sessczs21e pzices pAfnonizc the Fescocs
Rrsesasant, cornez Main ssrees sod Wash
inxten avenoel
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
MAcKsMrrn saor.

poa't sOsgss do ali kinds Of black
smith and wagon gork, h0re shoeing
and gun repairing. Gall and ~ me.
]. d. Exxrs. nfssyIlie. FlA.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
DENTAL NOTICE..

DT. Houghion has thu IA-nIa~ ul.-Drrl
~ itss Ind At River holsI DIX and al
ryrIsain syT TO We-k- y b
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
NOTICE.

To whon q msy eoocern:
Place no account under my signature
for my wile. will not pay bills 30 con-
tractcd. NN ANDETsoS-
Vsro, Fla, June sth, 1905.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23
PURE MILK,

Delivered anywhere in the toxn OF IL
tusville. Send me your standing order.
Ar6TsT NELSON.
The Florida star., 1905-06-23

TAYLOR COTTAGE, FURNISHED
For rent for the summer season Terms
Sl6.Oo per month.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-05-11
CATARRHAL TROUBLES PREVALENT
Spring Months Cause Catarrh
Breathe HYomei and Be Cured

Spring Months Cause catarrh.
Breathe Hyomei, and Be Cured.
Catarrhal troubles are more common
at this season than at any other time
of the year. The sudden changes that
come during the spring months are
productive of many cases of catarrh
that without proper treatment will be-
come chronic.
The pleasantest, most convenient,
and only scientific method for the
treatment and cure of catarrh, is
Hyomei. Simply put twenty drops in
the little pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit, and then breathe il
for three minutes four times day.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but one dollar, and as the inhaler will
last lifetime and there is sufficient
Hyomei for several weeks treatment,
1t is the most economical catarrhal
remedy known. Extra bottles can be
procured for fifty cents. Ask Fieslel
& McNeice to show you the strong
guarantee under which they sell
Hyomei.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-05-11
Why Suffer From rheumatism?

Why suffer from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm will relieve the pain? The quick
relief which this liniment affords
makes rest and sleep possible, and
that alone is worth many times it's
cost. Many who have used it hoping
only for short relief from suffering
have been happily surprised to find
that after awhile the relief became
permanent. Mrs. v. II. Leggett Of
Yum Yum, Tennessee. U. s. A.,
writes. 81 am great sufferer from
rheumatism, all over from head to
foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm
is the only thing that will relieve the
PAIN. For sale by Hanson & Emerson