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New Milford,

AN ENTHUSIASTIC AND GROWING
 GRANGE.
 Although very bad night, F. P. Johnson of Warren, steward of the State Grange, by invitation of G. N. Abbott, master of ASpetuck Valley Grange, braved the mud and fog of Tuesday evening, January B, and as- sisted by Mrs Morrow of Worthwhile, also a member of Wichita Grange of Warren, duly installed the officers of Merryall Grange for the new year. MT Johnson, after the installation, gave very earnest talk in which he urged upon all the necessity of being 1a1th- full in Grange work; also faithful Tn whatever we undertake. For It IS Dy being faithful in the little things and minor places in which we are placed that we can hope to rise to greater achievements and higher responsibili- ties Especially did he urge upon the young to be frugal with their earnings To save the first hundred or two dol. lars was the hardest struggle young man or woman had, but when you had become accustomed to save 8 portion of your earnings, even if you did not dress quite as well or go in quite as good style as some neighbor that was much more able, you would in the end, if willing to bear the humiliation 11 you can call it that) for a few years. have the pleasure and habit, not of miserly living, but frugality and a competence in the afternoon of life. After the exercises the ladies fur nished a lunch, consisting of sand wiches, baked beans, cake and coffee, and all present went home with de- 1 termination to do better work in the Grange than ever before. The next meeting is in charge of the young people.
 DIBBLE's MOVING PICTURES COMING.
 John P. Dibble, the well-known expert moving picture operator, who has for several years past annually pleased many patrons here and throughout the country, returns to the Town hall, New Milford, Friday evening, February 2, and will present an entirely new program of. the latest successes in moving pictures and illus trated songs. MT Dibble and his al tions are so we'll and favorably known here that recommendation is unneceS' sary. His latest exhibition 5includes beautiful colored European novelties in moving pictures, the finest in the world, and they are projected on the canvas by new absolutely tire-proo1 machine, perfected by MT Dibble, the films being encased throughout the exhibition, and while in motion in fire proof, sheet-ironlmagazines. The ma chine is also perfectly flickerless anc without vibration. Among the many new scenes is an extensive trip through Ceylon, India, remarkably instructive and interesting, and many other won derful scenes. The latest beautiful J illustrated songs are presented by Daniel Bedford, baritone. Clifford K Sey mour is pianist for this exhibition The exhibition is now being shown 1T return dates, at the Opera House Danbury, for three nights, having alst been shown there two nights las week, with great success. The price are 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats are nov on sale at the store of F. E. Soule.
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AMONG THE HORsEMEN.

Garry E. Murphy, the genial car penter, has bought the very handsome chestnut, "Little Duke" of W. M. Keeler, and will take no one's dust from now on. MT Murphy believes he has the speediesu horse in New Milford, and Frank Evitts, Daniel Garfield, Hubert Thomas and Charley Osborne will try conclusions with him in the near future. Charley thinks he can beat Garry, but the Stove club mem bers have grave doubts about it.
 Sherman Hartwell, prominent Washington farmer, was in town, Mon. day.
 B. A. & w. F. Fuller received, last week, the crop, of tobacco raised by Patrick Grace on the farm belonging to the Charles Dodd estate.
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traced to the k1dneyS, but now modern science proves that nearly all diseases have their beginning in the disorder of these most important organs.
 The kidneys filter and purify the blood that is their ,x,orlz
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Miss Dora A. Bloss had a tumor removed in Grace hospital in New Haven, last week Monday, and is get- ting along as we'll as can be expected.
 Mrs B. N. Crane is improving slow ly.
 A. r. Smith was entertained at A. 0. Lakes, last week Friday night. H. I. Smith has moved his house hold goods to Waterbury and gone to housekeeping.
 F. P. Terrill is going to move his horse barn onto the cellar of the barn that was burned, last fall. Mrs Harry Johnson has the measles Miss Ina M., and Walter P. Lake at. tended the Guernseytown sociable at Joel H. Atwood's, last Friday eve h. ing.
 Miss Bertha Hollenback is sick wit tonsilitis Dr Smith is attending her Waso Holloway has bought anc moved on to the Edward Hurlbu1 place.
 Mrs N. H. Bloss and Miss Anna B Lake spent Saturday visiting in Wash ington. Mrs John Trowbridge is with her son: G. w. Peck.
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BETHLEHEM,
A RELIC OF INTEREST.

w. F. Hill showed the editor relic Saturday, a railroad ticket issued by the New York & New Haven railroad ven in 1863 His father, Charles F. Hill, bought it on the occasion of a visit to New Haven to see the Soldiers camp at Great Point Hill. Charles Lynn, now at the Soldiers home, ac- companied MT Hill on that trip. The other Bethlehem boys who journeyed with him are now dead.
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Therefore, when your kidneys are weak or out of order, you can understand how 1 quickly your entire body is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do its l duty. If you are sick or "feel badly" begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon as your kidneys are well they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.
 If you are sick you can make no mis- take by first doctoring your kidneys: | The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, and is sold on its merits by all EsE
 druggists in ffty-cent 1s:::::E#s:
 and one-dollar size
 bottles. You may s7aslses!:ssss.3E1@ez Ms3@
 have sample bottle Home of swamp-Roos
 by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Bing- hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
 lress. Ringha1ntou. N. ". on every bottle
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MERRYALI,

John Hall and daughter, Mrs w. D. Stone, and Mrs c. Benedict attended the funeral of Grandma ElSba in Sta m- fordville, last Sunday.
 Mrs H. w. Murray and daughter have returned from their visit in New Haven.
 G. N. Abbott has taken the agency for the sale of the Hubbard fertilizer. c. o. Hendricks is having 8 new kitchen added to his house.
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for cataract, which proved very l f,,1
SOUTHBURY.

in running water all over the house.
 FALLS AND FRACTURES A BONE.
 Mrs Mary Keefe had the misfortune, last week Thursday, to stumble and fall while in her kitchen and break one of the small bones in her knee. Dr Reynolds of Woodbury set the bone and she is now doing as well as could be expected.
 B. M.. Futile visited his mother, Mrs Caroline Erwin, at the home of his sis ter, Mrs L. B. Bradley, in Stevenson, Sunday.
 Benjamin Pierce had the misfortune to lose good COW, last week.
 Charles B. Smith of Oakville has moved into the Peck place in Poverty.
 c. K. Osborn had the bad luck to lose valuable COW, a few days ago.
 Robert Orr of the Bennett & Sloan Go. of New York has sold his place in White Oaks to New York parties. . A. F. Mitchell of Brooklyn recently spent few days here, the guest of David Wheeler.
 George Curtis spent last week in Bridgewater with his brother, William Curtis.
 A little son arrived at the home of MI dAu MI 10 AL1IAOL 1I. AO" III AASo- tletown on Tuesday, January g. Howard HicOck has been doing jury | duty in New Haven.
 Mrs Mary Banning of New Haven has been spending few days here, the guest of Miss Margaret Grant. MT and Mrs Henry E. MunSOn at. l tended the funeral of Miss Harriet Forbes at Hotchkissville, last week 1 Thursday.
 Mrs Eliza O'Brien, who fell and broke her limb near her hip about New Years, had the limb set on Fri day, January 19, and is now improving slowly.
 | Harry Brown and Charles Stone at. tended the automobile show in New York.
 Mrs Emmet Curtis, who has beer spending several weeks in Bridgewa ter with her son, William Curtis, re turned to her home here, last week.
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AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.

AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 E. A. Bennett delivered the last of his fine six-ton crop, last week, to D. E. Soule, local manager for B. A. & w. F. Fuller. MT Bennett received l6c pound for his entire crop, with the exception of 500 pounds of dam aged leaf, which he threw out himself MT Soule says if farmers in general took as much care as MT Bennett did there would be no trouble about the price.
 The crop of tobacco raised by Henry R. Grace on the Henry Ferris farm was delivered, last week, to the ware , house of E. A. & w. E. Fuller. Staub & Mallett closed their tobacco warehouse, last week, having finished asserting for the season.
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chestra will furnish music and a first class time is assured.
GAYLORDSVILLE.

GAYLORDSVILLE.
 Miss Annie Wohler was home over Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Potter, who is helping to care for Miss Jessie Chase, was at her mothers home, Sunday.
 Miss Ada Brown, who works in the telephone office at New Milford passed Sunday in this place.
 Clarence Thayer, who has been work ing at the depot for long time, has taken position on the Harlem River road.
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Often The Kidneys Are
 Weakened by 0Ver-Work.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
 It used to be considered that only urinary and-bladder troubles were to be
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SOCIAL DANCE,

The Scandinavian Brotherhood of at Mygatt's hall, Wednesday evening, February. '. Music will be furnished by Turrill'S orchestra. Tickets, soc. The committee of arrangements con- sists of Charles Magnuson, Charles Peterson, Gus Magnuson, August Peelstrom, August Bloom and Hans Peterson.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Rev J. A. Crockett, assistant at Wa tertOwn, assisted s. Fl. Dixon al Christ church, last Sunday.
 Services will be held in the Congre. gational church, next Sunday.
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IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES,

Good Shepherd lodge, I. o. o. F., confer the initiatory degree, Thursday evening, February 8. The lodge has chartered a special train to make the return trip from Danbury after the visit to Progressive lodge on Friday evening.
 The special sale at Duncan & Can. fields, Saturday, was big success, the people realizing when they were offered good thing All through this week the same low prices will prevail. It promises to be record-breaking sale for this popular store and no mis- take.
 Dr R. s. Todd, the well-known and genial veterinarian, was operated on for growth in his throat by Dr Smyth of Bridgeport. He is now get ting about again.
 The Farmers Trading Go. offer, while they last, four cans Sugar corn for 25c; three cans fine tomatoes, Tel ephone peas, salmon, New Milford squash or pumpkin for 25c.
 There will be free demonstration of National Biscuit Co. s fancy cakes and crackers by young lady, Satur' day, February 3, at the store of the
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John w. Booth, General Repairing.

Brazing, cast iron as we'll as other metals nishing and polishing, lawn mowers, knives. shears. sickles. lawn shears sharpened. hoE9o machinery. Enterprise meat chopper plates and knives regrOund. All the above wauent- repaired with new ribs and covers; have . good line of samples for covers, self opening frames included. Bicycles, guns, revo!ysss' etc, put in order. Key fitting, locks. tfnnks' fishing rods. and many other things ropelre0- Pneumatic tires of all descriptions on nOoco. Bicycle tires and Sundries on hand. MaU 0e: ders receive prompt attention. You VIII 1nc me at junction of Bridge, East and Grove Sts.
 All work guaranteed
 Box 564. New Milford. Conn.
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Ackley, Hatch & Marsh.

Have large fresh stock Flour, Feed, Grain. Chicago Gluten Meal, Buffalo Gluten Feed. Hominy, Mixed Feeds, Bran MiddlingH etc, at low prices. Special prices by car load; call and see samples and get price6.S
 Felt Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Rubber Boots for MeD and Boys.
 Choice Native Beef. Lambs. Chickens etc. at our market.
 Groceries. First class Groceries at low prices. Call and see us. We can save you money. Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, Railroad and Bridge Sta. Nov Milford.
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.F0rThin
 Babies

Fat is of great account to a baby that is why babies are fat. If your baby is scrawny, Scott's E m ulsion is what he wants. The healthy baby stores as fat what it does not need immediately for bone and mus cle. Fat babies are happy they do not cry %hey are rich |; their fat is 1 a i'd up for time of need. They are happy because they are comfortable. The fat sur rounds their little nerves and cushions them. When they are scraWny tn os e nerves are hurt at every ungentle touch. They delight in Scott's Ernul- sion. It is as sweet as wholesome to them.
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WALTER COINS DOLLARS IN EGGS.

Walter Logan says poultry raising pays. In three weeks in January he
 sold $9 60 worth of eggs from about 30 pull cts and expended $3 80 for feed. This does not include what eggs were
 clude to pull down his poultry houses and build greater.
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on It's merltS Dy all druggists in ffty-cent
 and one-do1lar size bottles. You may
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-19
"A Royal Slave"

One of the very best attractions
which will be seen here .his season
is Gordon & BENEFITS beautiful pro-
duction of "a Royal Slave" which
comes to the opera house next Mon.
day night This is the only play on
the stage dealing with events in Old
Mexico and its two years before the
American theater.going people have
won fer it remarkable popularity not
only from a literary standpoint but
as a scenic production is has rarely
been equalled for magnifcence 1862
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Redmen viii Celebrate.

The local tribe of Redmen will eel.
ebrate Washington's birthday in their
wigwam on the night of Wednesday,
the 21st. Invitations to- all Redmen
and their families have been sent
out, various committees have been as
signed duties, and a very pleasant
evening will no doubt be spent. The
Great Saciem Of the Indian Territory
has signifeiohis intention of being
present and other prominent mem
bers will have something good to talk
about Music by several young ladies'
will enliven the occasion, which will
conclude with banquet at the Amerl.
can Restaurant. 1t will be in a man.
ner a reunion of the tribe with the
families Of the members.
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All that was mortal of the remains
Of Mrs. II. NJ. Prater was consigned
to mother earth yesterday. The fun
cral was largely attended and a num-
Der of beautiful floral tributes were in
evidence. The services were conduct
ed by Revs. Holmes and Keller and
were very impressive. Interment took
plac in Rose Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Prater had been i'll at the
family residence for some three weeks
and her death Saturday evening care
as great shock to the family She
leaves six children. Mrs. Prater was
an estimable Christian woman and
had large number of friends in the
city.
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= PERSONAL NOTES. =
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c. D. Carter came in on the Frisco
today.
Deputy Norton OF Marietta was in
town today.
T. NJ. Dumas of Madill was In the
city today.
j. l.. Drrick of Madill was in the
city this morning
o. A. Wells went to Pauls Valley
today to resume his court duties.
Mineral Trustee Hamp Willis was
in the city yesterday from Kingston
J. f. Wisdom returned from a bus
mess trip to Muskogee this morning
Miss Fay Burnitt will depart Tues
day for sherman where she goes to
visit
Miss Matte Bush will leave this
week for New orleans to attend Mardl
Gras.
Attorney J. J. stobaugh and J. A.
Shannon Of Tishouingo We're in the
city yesterday
c. c. Monds the genial conductor Of
the Frisco is laying off for n few
days rest Conductor Hanna OF the
local is on tn crun from Madnl to this
city
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washington Birthday Exercises.

washington Birthday Exercises.
The Ardmore High school will hold
tome sperial exercises Thursday
evening at the Broadway Methodist
church in commemoration OF the
birth OF Washington. In order 20
strengthen interest in the occasion,
to make a clear stress OF expressive
powers in High school grades and
make a strong test OF the pupilage-
the exercises shall partake of the ~
ture Of an oratorical contest. Two
prizes will be offered A gold medal
to the best speaker. a silver medal
to the next best Five young friends
from the High school have been plac-
ed by the election Of teachers aui
pupils, upon the programme and rs
they near the occasion their powers
grow stronger and their zeal redoub-
led. The programme follows.
Washington Birthday exercise Ora.
torlcal contest Thursday Evening
7:i5 o'clock, Methodist church.
Song-"America," choir and au-
dience.
Invocatlon-Rev Watson
Song-"God Of the Nations" High
school.
Oration-"Tho Star that Is to Be.
ton in Deed and TRUTH" Miss Kate
Gait
Oration-"Some Patriotic Hopes
Realized" MIR. Roy West.
Song-"Red, White and Blue" Chill
dren from the schools.
Washington Farewell"
Gene Cruce.
OrationJ"The Star That is to Be"
Miss Willie Floyd.
Music-"Oklahoma,~ High school.
Oration-"Soldiers Of Peace" Miss
Jamesina johnson.
Music-A medley, children from the
schools.
Decision Of judges.
Benediction-Rev Bagwell.
Admission free to all.
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Are You Willing to be Convinced by
Madame Karo at III South
. Mill Street.

! do hereby agree and guarantee
to make no charge il fail to tell
your name, occupation and what you
call for. promise to tell you whether
husband, wife or sweetheart Is true
or false; tell who and when you will
marry, in fact, will tell you every
hope, fea- or ambition of your life.
giving truthful advice on matters OF
business, law suits, separations, d.
vorces and speculsobns, telling you
what business or profession you a;e
best suited for; what to do and where
to go 10 bring success. I reunite the
separated, restore lost affection, cause
happy marriages, give good luck
develop secret you should know, the
Power of Control.
Parlors quiet, business confidential;
hours 10 a. m, to 9 p. m, Sundays
included. Fee reasonable. Look for
card. Residence III South Mill Street.
MADAME KARO.
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Card of Thanks.

To those who have been so k nd
and gentle during our hour q great
bereavement, we nd our sincerest
gratitude. Heaven did not deem I
best to spare US the sorrow from
which our frail hearts shrank. bat
tried and true friends with their
words of comfort and cheer, have
helped us to bear the deilorable loss
That the Prince OF Peace may ever
be your solace In days of darkness
such as ours, is the earnest wish OF.
THE PRATER FAMILY.
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Pleased Audience.

The opera house was well filed
last night with people anxious to hear
Thomas Elmore Lucey, poet, author,
actor and entertainer and none went
away disappointed.
Mr. Lucey impersonates noted me1
Of character in the drama with life
Ike fidelity. He is an entertainer of
rare ability, and would secure large
hearing should he fill a return engage.
ment at any future time.-Siloan
Springs, Ark, Daily Republican.
Prof Master OF Wilburton schools
says: IAN extraordinarily, attractive,
entertainment, have in my chataa-
qua work become acquainted with sev
eral hundred entertainers, and he is
superior to most, and altogethe- a
master in his line"
The following comments were heard
in Gainesville: Rev. Mr.. Ingram: I'VE
mnst have him next year. His rendi-
tion OF The Raven impersonating
the author, was the finest ever
heard"
General admission tonight csc 19
-
Opera house Monday night, 1872
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The ladies' aid society of the Cen
tral Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. Conlee on next Tuesday after
noon at three O'Clock. A full attend
ance Is desired.
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Atte ention, Maccabees.

4 full attendance is desired at the
yular review on Monday evening at
10 February 10, as there are can
lates to be initiated and other mat
S of importance before the hive.
RECORD KEEPER
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e astern Star.

call meeting Of the Order of Eas.
n Star will be held Monday night.
members are requested to be pres
as there is business OF Importance
all, which must be transacted.
MRS. FANNIE BUMPASS, w. NJ.
rs. vELLULAH NEwCoMB, Sec.
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The meeting OF the teachers ae.
sociation will be held in Elks' hall
next Thursday and Friday and large
number is expected to be in attend.
ance. A neat program has been "a
ranged for the occasion.
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Bazaar.

The Children's Benevolent society
will hold their annual bazaar at Mrs.
Walter Hardy's residence Thursday,
Feb. %. There will be articles for
both children and adults. Come one,
come everybody.
MISS WINNIE HARDY, Sec.
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opera house Monday night.
celonsi sox.

Col. Sox will be in Ardlnore for the
1t ten days, soliciting orders for
ring, get lively and place orders
lex as my time Is short ! am late
account of sickness. ] must hurry
Yours truly, T. A. PANKEY. 16-2
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II. II Wagner who has been engag.
ed in the drug business at Marietta,
has moved to Mannsville and will EN-.
bark in business ~ that place.
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4. c. Abbot of South McAlester is
here representing n loan company. Mr..
Newland will be the local agent for
the company.
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Mrs. B. F. Cox who suffered seve .
injury by a fall about six weeks ago,
is still in decidedly critical condi.
tion and not improving as the family
and friends would like to see her
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Opera house Monday night.

BY mutual consent Drs. Fam &
Woodard have move dto the ONCE OF
DR.. Payne. The firm name will be
Fam, woodard e. Payne. 1i-tf
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Drs. Fam & Woodard have moved
their Office to rooms over Bonner's
drug store where they want their
friends to call and see them.
14-tf FAM & WOODARD.
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People who use Ramsey's Witch
Hazel Balm have skin free from chaps
and no other winter complexion diff
fculties. Neither greasy nor sticky,
delightful to use. 15c
IS F. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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Writers have no trouble with Laugh.
lin Fountain Pens. They are truly
pen perfection. We have them at all
prices from 81. to 50. All warranted.
IS F. ]. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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Don't fol to attend the meeting of
the Commercial club tomorrow even
ing at the city hall. A full atteu-
dance Is desired.
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Queen Of the Pantry.

We have car OF fresh Queen n
the Pantry direct from the mills
Phone ia.
1873 ~ T. FELKER
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Meeting Of the Altar Society.

WcOR'Y VI tTIc NIldT oOCItty'
Tomorrow afternoon at p. m, will
be meeting Of the Altar Society at
the Catholic rectory.
JAMES j. WALLRAPP, Pastor.