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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08
FAVOR THE PLAINTIFF.
Manufacturers Of Pink Pills Win Pre-
hminary Skirmish in Libel Action
Against Golfers.

justice Van Kirk Of the supreme court
OF the State Of New York has handed
t gown two decisions on preliminary mo-.
.,ohs I'D the action for 500, 200 damages tor
malicious libel, brought by the manufac-
turers OF Or. Williams Pink Pills against
Ssoilier's Weekly. Both decisions are 10
lavor OF the medicine company, The
court holds with the plaintiff that certain
portions OF the answer OF the defendant
are irrelevant and redundant and grants
motion to strike them out. A motion By
.ne attorneys for Golfers requiring the
lneuicine company to furnish the defen,,
uants with the formula of its medical
Paeparation is denied. In the opinion
inanded down, Justice Van Kirk says, "ths
ingredients that make up this COMPOUND
are not at issue in the case. There is no
part part Of the answer pleading that the com
p p sold by the plaintiff was not yala,
a h as medicine nor that it's ingredient,
s nave been changed since the day it was
hrst put out for sale.
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Hoods Jarsaparillo
and Pills

winch thoroughly the blood
eApelllng all humors and building
up the whole system. Thew cure
n 1 1000 sarsaparills permanently cured 7
w. w. hlnes' franks, ILL.,, of eczema, from which
1 Ina haa suffered for some time; and Mis.
A rIN Wolter' Box 212, Algona, wis. of nim,
pres on her face and back and chafed slin o.
ner oody' by which she had been greet
troubled. There are more testimonial. :.
favor OF Hoods than can be published "
cure oo SarsapariIIa promises to
cure and keeps the promise. y
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EAST Rox5uRY.

Winifred Foss is visiting in Boston and
Worcester for few days.
The school in this district closed FRI
day, Nov. 2, for four weeks vacation.
Word has been received from the post
ot1ee department that the stage from
Mortified to Brookf,li will be dis
continued Dec. 15.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Abbott from
Canada are guests Of her sister. Mrs,
George Knowles. AS Mrs. Abbott got
on the train Saturday night she dropped
her pocket book containing locket snd
two brooches.
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The late c. E. Avery.

The funeral Of Charles F. Avery, whose
death occurred Oct.29 was held Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 80, at his home in this vii
lage, the Kew. A. j. Eastman officiating.
Music was furnished by trio consisting
of Miss Maude Mosher and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. b. Hazelton, who rendered several selec-
tions. The Iuterment was in STAFFORD
cemetery.
Mr.. Avery was born seventy four years
ago in small village on the New York
shore Of Lake Champlain. His early life
was spent in Tunbrldge, and there he
married Judith Amanda Moody. Some
years later they removed to STAFFORD,
where they have since resided.
An excellent mechanic, Mr. Avery
filled most useful place IN the commun-
ity. For the last ten years or more he had
been failing and lattery in extremely
feeble health, although until few weeks
ago, he was not confined to the bed.
tie left wife, daughter, Mrs Henry
Morrill, of this place, and a son, Prot. F. {.
Avery OF Stamford, Conn.
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FOR years 1 starved, then bought n 5o-
cent bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. and
W what That bottle benefited me all the gold
IN Georgia could not buy. kept on fat
ing 1t and in two months | went bacs n
my work as machinist. In three mont he he
l. i WAS wa as well and hearty as | ever was. !
s ann use little occasionally as | find if a
, ,,ne Diooa purifier and good tonic. NAV
Ro I nv iong ana prosper. &c. N. Cornell.
YOU "a, Aug. y, 1906. Kodol is sold
ton. "' Sou'h hoyal-
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There will be sold at public auction, on
the premises, November 10th, at 10 o'clock
a. m. the W. A. Clark farm, near the
postotiice in Tunbridge, VT; also live stock,
flrming tools, hay, grain and other arti-
clss. sale positive. Free lunch.
l.. ID. Pratt, Auctioneer.
George Ballou spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Addie Davis was quite ill the past
week.
, WILDER sater is moving to his place in
RoyaltOn.
Miss Clara Folsom has been sewing at
Byron Howe's
Miss Ada White of Royalton is working
for Mrs. Shepard.
Fred fuller is helping care for Parker
Durkee, who is quite low.
Miss Grace Farnham was home from
Randolph Center over Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Adams, no had been several
weeks IN Claremont, came home Saturday.
Mrs, Retta Diamond and daughter.
Minnie, are to spend the winter in Que
chez.
The band will give a dance at Wight's
hall Friday, the 9th, to which all are in
vited.
several from here attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Ruth Sargent in South Royalton,
Saturday.
Ezra Dickerman has sold his farm to a
man from Massachusetts, who moved
there last week.
A few OF the young people met at the
home OF Cornelius Ordway Friday evening
for social dance.
Judge Lathrop of Williamstown spent a
few days with his sister, Mrs. Shepard,
the first OF the week.
Drs.Fish and Marshall were called Satur-
day in council with DR.. Hayward in the
case of George Moody.
There Will be whist party at the G. A .
r. hall Saturday evening, Nov. 10, Every.
body come and have good time.
Bert Woodlrd, the old veterinary sur
geon, Is having more calls to doctor the
sick and lame of the equine race than he
can possibly attend to.
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There is no cough medicine so popular
as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t contains no
oplates or poisons and never fails TO cure.
Sold by H. A. Leonard, Randolph, and
&. A, Densmore, Chelsea.
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Need good cathartio? A pill is best
Say pill like DeWitt's Little Early KS
ers. About the most relia BILE on the mar
ket. sold by A. X. Hood & Son, Chelsea
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4 specials tor Friday aud Saturday, Nov.
/ 9 and l0;- Red Cross coffee, zoe, regular
price 35c,; Royal Lion Jap, tea, sIe,, regu-
| n price 6Qe,i 5 cakes l.enoN soap, 25c, I;
kerosene OH, l2c. per gal, Friday and
saturday only, Il, ), HopGkINs,
q, J, Richardson was in Bethel Monday,
Miss Alice Chedel went to Burlington
Monday,
A young deer was seen on the street
Sunday night,
Miss Susan Stafford was home from
Bethel over Sunday,
Miss Fannie Boutwell, is working for
Mrs, John johnson,
Alden Richardson moved TO South
stocEhridge Saturday.
Mrs. James Wheeler Of Barre has been
spending several days in town.
Mrs, d. F. Gould Is IN with neuralgia
and attended by Or. Edmunds.
The Ladies' Aid society held social al
W, A. swiPyer's Wednesday evening,
The Thursday evening PRAYER meeting
will be held with Mrs. A. W. Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Woodland OF RAN
dolph were at V. 5. Cutters Saturday.
John Swinyer and Miss Myrtle Swinyer
~
Swinyer's.
Justin Martin was in iowa last week,
and he and his mother moved their goods
10 Eoyalton,
Mrs. II. X. Town OF South Stock bridge
Mrs. Dan Potter,
There was baked bean dinner at Mrs.
fieteher's Tuesday, given by the ladies of
the Congl church.
Mrs, KunZ OF New Britain, Conn, was
the guest OF her friend, MIS-. Walter
Swinyer, last week.
The Epworth League topic for Nov. IL
will be "Forgiving One Another" leader,
Mrs. Carrie Savage.
Mrs. Alzina Reed and sister, Mrs. Smith,
OF Brandon, came Sunday for few days
stay at Win Reeds.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. d. Cushing and daugh-
ter OF Bethel were guests at ;. {. Harring-
tons the first of the week.
Mrs. q. Leon Wells went to Barnard
Monday Tor short stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and two chill
dren OF Tunbridge visited his sister, Mrs.
Walter Swinyer, Saturday and Sunday.
Leon Reed Of the Rutland Business col
Greenwich, n. ", spent last week in
town.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening will be ''Christ's
Life, His Sorrows and How He Bore
Them"
Breezy Point" was we'll presented in
stockbridge, Nov. ?, and by request 1t will
be repeated at Gaysville Monday evening,
Nov. II, at o'clock.
Miss Agnes Heape OF Franklin, n. H.,
spent last week in town. She went to
Randolph Saturday and from there will
return to Franklin.
The sad news was received last week OF
the sudden death OF Mrs. Burton Curtis of
Lakeport, n. H., which occurred Oct. 26. |
Mrs. Curtis will be remembered as Miss /
Annie Buzzell, who visited Mrs. Lucy
Durkee several times while she lived here. F.
Inc family have much sympathy in their
great loss
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Eruptions

Dry moist, scaly letter, all forms
OF eczema or salt rheum, pimples
and other cutaneous eruptions pro-
ceed from humors, either inherited
or acquired through defective d.
gestlon and assimilation.
10 treat these eruptions with
drying medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to take
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lUNsRIoGE.
Auction.

Big stock Of ladies fur driving coats
at T.. A. homas'.
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eAYsviIlG.


Buy dress goods Of all kinds at E, A.
ThOmss',
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The thing to do is to take
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Bargains.
We are showing the best line in town OF
horse blankets, bed quilts, underwear Tor
the hole family, Tnbbers OF all kinds,
outings, etc, and we are not beaten by
anyone on prices. Our line OF groceries Is
complete at all times and is fresh always,
Specials for Friday aud saturday, Nov.
3 and l0;- Red Cross coffee, zoe, regular
price 25c, Royal Lion Jap, tea, S7c,, regu-
r price Soc; cakes l.enoN soap, 25c,
kerosene OH, l2e. per gal, Friday and
saturday only, q, ). HODGKISs,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
CHAPMAN.

M. P. Sanborn and wife visited z.
L. Jennings and wife at GlaSco over
Sunday.
Mrs. G. Rohrer returned to her
home in Kansas City Tuesday.
Miss Meyer Of Oak. Neb., is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Julius Hoft'
man, this week.
John Sanborn and Miss Hazel ColleI
visited ct Herington over Sunday.
John Phipps and wife and Pau
Sanborn returned iroE 9Ansas Cit.
Wednesday.
Ira Koogle returned % mis- schoO
work at Atchison.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Thoms
Qulrk, Saturday, . daughter.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
has moved its central Office from th
Koogle residence to Wiley Elliott
residence in the northeast part q
town.
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RINEHART.

Howard McCarty iS hauling corn to
Chapman for J. F. Murphy.
Miss Ruth Taylor returned to So
lima.
s. P. Blackwelder and son Clay
we're Chapman visitors Saturday.
Several Of our young folks attended
the New Years dance ct Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs.. H. q. Dlshl returned
home last Wednesday.
Mu. J. BOnebrako was shopping in
ChGpman Saturday.
I'd AslIng was = WOOdbius visitor
one day last week.
Allen Hollingsr and sister, Mis-
Ethel, left Tuesday for salina to ~
tend school.
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. B. Murphy SPsni
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
HANDLING OIL RIGHT.
O. 8. stannard. Formerly Of Dickin'
son. Has Big Business.

@@N~-N
Emporia Gazette: c. A. Stannard
has within the past year built up q
bigger business than raising Here
lords on his Sunny Slope ranch. He
is now supplying crude oil for fuel to
the manufacturing interests Of the
state. He owns twenty oil wells In
the southern part Of the state, but
has considerably more business than
can be supplied from his wells, and
aside from the Standard Oil Company
he is one Of the biggest oil buyers 10
the oil district.
His plan 10 to 1T 10 9 plant with
apparatus for burning crude oil and
then got the contract for supplying
the plant with oil for q year, He
now has o hundred contracts with
mill, elevators, electric light plants
and factories, among which are three
Of the biggest hour mills in the state
He owns 8 line Of fifteen tank carl
representing an Investment Of slb, S2t
with which to haul fuel from thu
fields to the consumer. He started
lin the business 10 q small way las
February. and it has been CROWNS
ever since.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
concr.ts Po.tl Are WInnsrI.

NJ. D. Betz, general manager Of the
National Concrete Post Co.. came
home to spend New Years with rela-
tlvss In this county. he is making Q
big success with bis company 10
southern Kansas and Oklahoma. Con
crete fence posts seem TO be the com
ing thing and many towns are Inn
proving the appearance Of their streets
BY putting In entire rows Of concrss'
posts. They are remarkably strong
and have stood rigid tssts Of ever
Kind. Mr.. Bets has valuable Patsnl
In sets Of moldS for making 4heS'
posts and the popularity Of the new
kind Of fencing promises to make bin
rioh.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
hItINT REFLECTIONS.

Geo. Swick 10 confined TO MS
house by illness.
"A. Menor is quite III at his nome
ION East 9Th street.
Mrs. H. Henry is seriously i'll OF
her home on North Cedar.
why not order out the street
krinkler and keep down the dust
Y Mrs. J. B. Jones sent a pen OF
Inc Barred Plymouth Rocks to the
,5alina show today.
We rather expected to see a.
jYearout Of Harrington in town today
hut he did not come.
| Father Leary, Of Chapman re-
lceived q new buggy as Christmas
present from 100 friends.
"A three-inch snow fell last night
and though melting made an aPPre'
ciated New Years present
Schools reopened this morning
after an eight days vacation. 1t Is o
straight long pull now until June lst'
j. r. Young has sold his resi-
Edence ON East 9th street to s. K'rH
for $500. speer 6 CoulsOu made the
sale.
The meeting Of the goth Century
club has been postponed one week
III will be held with Mrs. d. E. Seed
Nan. 8.
The county commissioners B. u
Fry. @. A. scherer and Charles Peter
PIs~re holding their regular quar-
aggression.
nsZFhe high school crowd had an en-
Gable dance last evening in h
An. Music was furnished BY th
NSrman sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Little, G
J Hope have sent out golden weddin
Improvements. They were marie
at Scion, Ohio, Dec. 26, 1855.
C A. Shank writes from Proven
Colorado: Could not do without th
REFLECTOR for news from Dickinson
/ expect to be back there again abor
May 10.
Mrs. B. L. Strother is seriousl
Ill at her home In Galeue, Kas., and
10 feared that she cannot recover. ID
many Abilene friends hope she wi
regain health.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q. Malott ente
tanned the members Of the old viii
club last evening ct their pleasa'
home on North Cedar. Mrs. Goodt
and C. C. Wyandt were prize winner
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
PEARL

W. H. Johnston and family visited
friends in the vicinity Of junction
City last week.
Mr.. Crooks, Of Milford, who we
visiting his sister, Mrs. samPsrote
returned home the last Of the week.
Mrs. j. B Stauffer, Of MCPHERSON
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
A. L. Hollinger attended young Peo'
p es meeting Sunday evening,
Emanuel Wagaman, the popular
81. rk in Lifts clothing store made .
laying visit to this vicinity Sunday
evening.
| M. D. Beiz and family, OF Salina
visited friends here Saturday.
Miss Cora Taylor left Monda'
morning for LougiOrd where she vii
visit her brother.
Earl Haynes has rented one Q
Clarence Taylor's farms and VII
move there in the near future.
AL. Holliuger has sold his do
farm 70 Will Delker, Of Lyonsdal'
for $46 per acre. Mr.. Hollinger h'
. not yet decided where be will lOCat
3 The Union Sunday school electe
the following officers for the comm
d year: Superintendent. T. E. TaylO
j. asst superintendent, J. A. Helle
: secretary, G. W. Taylori organis
Dora Broman; librarians, Ralph JohI
L ston and Lincoln Fielder.
Young peoples meeting will be hel
: next Sunday evening by the pres
> dent, subject: "How Finding Chri
L Changes Life" We are glad to nc
: these meetings are increasing int
est. All are invited to come ar
hiring their bibles.
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Brought Home for Burial.

Mrs. Charlotte Hershey died at
osawstomie Friday and the body was
brought. here today for burial IN the
Livingston cemetery. She formerly
lived ia north Dickinson. Her hus-
band and son are dead; q grandson,
Nelson Hershey. survives her.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is the list OF un-
claimed letters remaining In the ADJ
lene postoffice for the week ending
Dec. vi, 1905. Have your mail ad
dressed to your street number and IL
will be promptly delivered:
oErrLEnN's LIST.
WinsSenWiller, Rev. B Hawking, Perry
y .aidshonser Up Modlin, LC
Rowe, OF Smi'n' rFo"
LADIEe' LIST.
Blackwell, Miss Lucia Dale, MRS pen r,,s
johnson. Miss Grace Lqusore' mrS ATTN
Walker, Mrs A
One cent will be charged for all Cd
vertised letters. 80
Persons calling for the ABOVE WI
please say advertised" giving date
RICHARD WAXING, 2. NJ.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04

The program Of the big meeting OF
merchants and shippers at Wichita
Jan. 10 has been issued. Abilene 10
represented by an address BY J. B.
Case of this city. Mr.. Case 10 thor
ouRhly familiar with merchandising
in Kansas since 1870 and no one 10
better qualified 10 discuss it--and
none can put hls ideas more iOrceiully
before an audience.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
CASES Grocery Dept

The Wichita push is booming t:s
rate meeting in great shape. Prsc'
tically every businessman in town
has received especial invitation" to
be present individually and collec'
lively.
The motor car which was running
on the Union Pacific branch north OF
Manhattan broke some OF IT.
machinery Wednesday and an engine
from Junction was sent to get 1t and
took 1t to the Union Pacific shops 81
Armstrong.
The funeral services Of Mis-
Mabel Chrisman we're held thi'
morning at the NJ. 3 church. con
Quoted BY Rev. Maloney assisted bI
Rev. E. r. Brown. The pail bearer
| were from the deceased's Sunda!
school classmates. The intermen
vas at Hope.
Homer Martin writes from Sat
sup, Washington: We are ali we'll
having pleasant winter, not snoug
rain to raise the rivers yet. Lumoe
prices are higher; single mills ar
closed for so to 80 days, shortage {
Icars the cause. All kinds Of farI
produce are good prices. HAPp
New Year to all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04

The Sunday School Board OF the
Methodist church met last evening
at the home OF J. A. Tufts.
The following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year: Superintendent
!. "A. Tuftp; assistant supe intendent
Miss Lottie N jrthcraft; primary
su perintendent, Miss Emma bohan
nan; secretary, Miss Pearl Carver
treasurer c. H, Hill; cholreSter' J
W. Bowen; librarian, Mrs Henry
Smith; home department, Mrs. d
Hargsr; organist, Mrs c. c. winSler
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
silu.r wedding :. Libsrty Osntsr.

Silver Wedding ct Liberty Center
A happy company Of relatives
gathered ct the country home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. shIppy ON New Years
day. Frank shippy entertained the
party by some very fine pieces Of
music on his graphaphone.
A bountiful three-course dinner
was served and the after dinner re-
miniscenses, with Ada ShiPpy %
toastmistresS, were interesting feat
urss Of The day. Mr.. Willie Beckel
told what be saw and heard before
and aIaer his sisters, Mrs. ShiPPy's'
wedding twenty-five years before
Mr.. Frank shippy. pictured bis brother
at that time and after old times hat
been discussed somewhat at length
Harvey shippy as representative o
"the coming generation" brought th'
afternoon to q very happy close BY I
heart TO heart address to ell present
Little Linz shippy repeated 9 poem
and then each voted be had enjoyed
himself and departed for home.
Many beautiful % well % usefu
presents we're received. The who'll
AFFAIR Of which Harvey and Ada Ship
DIV we're the sole authors and anishsrS
was q complete surprise to Mr.. AM
Mrs. Shippy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
several days last week with relatives

several days last week with relatives
In Abilene.
John sauborn and lady, Of Chap
man, drove through here enroute for
Harrington.
W. E. Hassler, who spent the holi'
days in Kansas City, returned home
Saturday.
Leslie Baughlsy was doing business
IN Chapman Friday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. @. Moore, Of Topeka
visited bis relatives during the holt
days.
e. True and family, Of Hamlin'
Kas. are visiting friends near Moon
light.
John Walters came with his car on
Thursday from Brown ,ounty. ne
bought the Brookhart property ana
farm last summer.
Miss Anna Moore visited Mrs. 3. :.
Winsler Saturday.
Miss Clara M. Brown. OF Topeka, 10
visiting her aunt. Mrs. N. 3, HoyE
j. E. Fair returned to Kansas City
Tuesday.
Tom Moore, who is attending the
D. G. H. s., spent two weeks a
home.
Fred Hoyt, Of Brown county, who
was visiting his brother. q. Hoyt, re
turned home Saturday.
Miss Estella Grove is visiting bel
aunt, Mrs. H. Eogle this week.
The election Of Sunday sch'c
officers at Zion Wednesday evening
was we'll attended. q. Wagsman
supt.; Mrs. s. Grove. asst suPt'
ChrIsty Frey, sect; Mrs. e. zook
treas.
| Miss Efie Martin, OF Abilene, visit
ed Clara Brown Sunday afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04
Good Mules for Sale.

IhAvs a number Of A work mules.
we'll broken, 4 and 8 years old, 10
hands high, that offer for sale. Call
and see them, they are fine.
l7.n FIR vANvooRsT, Detroit.
Farm 5 miles north Of Detroit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-04

WANTED-Bright honest young
man from Abilene TO prepare for pay
Ing position In Government Mall Ser
viss. Box One, Cedar Rapids, Ia. IS-s
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Mrs. shiPPy

lam prepared to shell corn In best
manner. See me when needing corn
shsllsd. Satisfaction guaranteed.
7e.9thlcs ". 7. CHAsE,
Phone $40, cor. 9Th and Rlm.
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nd nnnrAo oLp nj on pAY

r.ts LAXATIVE BRoMo oUINTNE NIB
ief1. An druRTiaia refund he mouey II "
fans % enre. u W. Groves Signature 4 On
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Eases Saturday GTOCBIySale

I During the Christmas rush the week END
Grocery Sales were shelved for the time be-
hg. only. Commencing this week, Saturday.
We again take up this expectant sale.
Read carefully the savings. The prices
4 Ia Cans good Sweet Corn for. CIV
Bottle asc snders Catsup for --------- III
lbs new fresh Oatmeal for --..- EOV
/ gallon soc Corn Syrup for TVO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-03

5~ipeiten Sabre fnlbt. gu fritz CUR
3lldt peripenDete Sbiere bleibcn flcin,
oenn lie permogen ipdter and BEL Der
belten Siitterllng bas geridumte ni6t
e%in5ubolen.
4. Surf Iusipnbl red)t frGitioer,
i6neas tpiifiiser Gatertbiere. Surge
gnlen, bel benen Die &~reuSbobe niht
erbeblih 9rDBer ais Die @ioerriits
bobe. Die auBerbem fiirse 8Dbrens
fnoden nnb einen eebrltngcnen aors
perbau baben. bleiben flein Mno err
retfen ali6 niht bas bobe 2ebenos
9efpttt ipie normal gebaute S6iere.
5. Surh @rihliebung rcihli6er
Sntterquellen, burd1 8ieicneW telioras
toner, ourf Siineung unb loras
faltige Gflese Der Sutterildfen uno
our6 Ginrihtung elmer ~ratione0cn
Winterfiitteruna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-03
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