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Arizona republican., 1906-01-28

During his "Rummage" you may take your choice of any ladies' or gentlemen's bath robe at one-third less than the regular price. Many handsome designs to choose from.
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ELKcREEk TEAS.

DR.. G. ". Norman Of Elk Greek
Mo, has been visiting with . man
I" great experience 10 Discerning
or locating gods hidden gold and
silver and prsciout. metals under
the surface Of bis leesssool and /,
pes,tive be has found untold richos
near the Drs House. 90 positive
that the prospsctor signed a con.
tract with the Dr.. Covensntiup
With him to pay him 81. for the
nrst car load Of rock that he taken
out Of any vain. The writer has
walked over those. peculiar odd
appearing stone and has oftinel
looked with asson,shusnt W or der
ing II that peculiar appea, ancc
didu't represent u diamond in tho
'o"so' 10 trust this may be true.
The now Hardware bldg is most
complete at Elk Creek Mr., Maui
is going to have a hice bldg and
we trust . prosperous business tho
second story 10 to be occupied BY
the Modern Woodmau.
Mrs. N 3. Gross has been very
i'll for some time aod 10 no better
The fruit crop 10 short st ELK
Creek on account Of frost aud
freeze on the high mountains tho
fruit will be more plentiful.
horn to Mr.. Sam Gross q fec
boy May the IL mother and child
doing vol.
Grandma Young is now making
her home With her daughter Mrs,
Samuel Gross hor age is Is yoar.
items crowded out las,
week.
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DUNsMoKE ITEMS
BY Lillian.

we badis fus rain Friday.
Laura Wren was the guest Of
Ola fletcher sunday,
Mrs. Smart and Two sons spent
tho day 1t Nose AcGoweus Sat,
Nose kcGowsn., vile sod two
daughters, Lulu and Grace took
dinner with Jim Gsarhsrt st Mrs.
Pattsrsors Sunday as be was going
away on Monday.
Ebert volner spent the night
with Don Smart Sat, night.
Ar. Liutbicum apa family visit
cd Will and Lou McGowen Sun.
Mrs., Holden was the guest at
Nose McGo~eu's Wednesday.
Virgil Davis and family visited
ut George Fle,chers Sunday.
Coda and Bertha Gsddis was q
Jim Smarts Sunday.
As this 10 oil will ring on.
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HUGGINSITEMS
by Black eye and blue eye

We'll We will Como again after
Nv, weeks absence.
We had a good rain and Ranse
MUIR said II melted tse clods in his
corn field.
Bell Carter Of Norw God il visit.
ing her sister Docie Murr'at pres.
ent.
Strayed or stolen . pair OF red
mustach finder please return to
Marion Zirschky and receive tho
reward.
You people that are troubled
about Henry running over the
rooster and going to Manes and
him and Wiley beiag old ba,chsl.
ors need not worry Just bea. : il
With the rest Of your troubles.
Albert z,rscaky was at Hous-
ton last week attending court.
Sarah Cleaver who has been
Atsy'ng at RSnss Murrs has gone
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Higgins I,ema.
BY Socrates.

Rainy weather at present.
1suppose everybody are 60
ing fishing now ss it is too wet
to pillow.
Henry Tate visited at Bill
zirschky's Sunday.
Docia MUIR is not SO we'll at
this writing.
Belle Carter of Norwood is
visiting her sister Mrs. MUIR
this week.
Will Clesver, Miss Black and
Bessie Black called on Rams MUIR
and wife Sunday evening.
Ranss MUIR made q business
trip TO Houston las. week.
l noticed that in last weeks
paper it stated that Docia MUIR
visited her relatives at Norwood
tina: WAS q mistake: Sbc went to
hartville to tho Doctor.
OH Flors wouldn't &. goose.
berry gathering any more II il,
had to rain every time:
Emo Looney visited her rela
tives Sunday.
l will ring OF as news is scarce:
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ALICE ITEMS
BY Me and Leo.

Kind Ed, and Cor. will you
allow us space in your paper after
few weeks absence.
Nice weather a, present.
Minnie Corban, Albert Zirschky.
Charley MUIR, Aeron Nealy, Nick
Coombs and Fred Ccble visited
D. W. Ba;Iey's Sunday.
There WAS quito q large crowd
attended s. s at MUIR Sun. eve
Olga Smith and Maud EBerbart
called on Lille Bailey ono day
last week. ..
Rev. A. xurr visited Mr.. Hutch.
son Sunday. !
W. T. Corb"n and family were
welcome visitors ut All Burrcss'
Sunday.
MINNIE Orten visited Laura
Rogers Sunday. ,
Next Sat, is Correspondents
Day: I hope !, will BE- q nice day
and oil have u good ,imo
Nyr.le Akemao attended S. S.
At tho MUIR Sunday.
Say Mamma's lutte girls are you
going to the .ChiIorens Day S.te
Mattio and 2abIc Rust aud Mrs,
Daisy Rust took a pleasant rido
Saturday. Thoy wen. to the JAZZ.
Vile Park. expecting .hN to DO
the big day. Sh' feeling sad ant
disappointed they went back homo
Come again mex. Saturday girls.
Wells as news is scsre I'll ring
of and il this escapes the W. B,
III come again: SO byc.bye to one
aud all
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NORTH FORK ITEM 8.
BY Maybee.

Ny wasn't that . Emo rain re
bad and every thing 10 looki,n fns
We will have q large fruit crop
this yoar Of all kinds the tam Q
blackbsrries were q little damaged
by the late frost bu. tho wild ones
will more than make up for the
loss.
Canning goose berries 10 the
srder OF the day,
Mira. Mile Armon 10 still worry
poorly.
We are glad Cor. day lie 40 near
at hand for know we will all
have o nice time.
Lizzie McGowon 10 quilting for
grandma Shelley this week.
Mrs. Phil Goddard got thrown
from her horse one day last week
and was very badly hurt but is
getting better nov,
Blanoh Barnes Blanch and Glad.
les Myers spent Sunday with
Martha Tate.
A very large crowd attended tho
basket dinner at the Simmons
grave yard decoration day and
the grave yard looks so much bet
tor for tho days work-atter din.
nor tho graves were all nicely de.
coratcd with beautiful flowers after
which q very interesting talk was
delivered BY the Row. Haggsrd Of
PUNK.
o! Minnie | am coming over
Sunday to help you play on your
now organ and Henry said he was
coming to.
Bye bye for this time,
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Hugalxs iTrxs
II ,nAaallAs ii4r1E ala1s

H.,,o ira n -.
...;r ,,,h !. 49,. 80 = -. 800 1
tN,.. ,,...,.. !. =, 5000. I.
well We had . nice ram bat We
inc Cor. Day Chiidfsns day
Churen 1t Logan every iourtn
0anosy Ofotnsf Hutseii p'eacnea.
Alfred Kelley and family Mrs,
o'eassf ana daughter josephine,
~ L.nele and 'smi'y mr.
Rr,cb a. Or. Rr,ch r..;a nd
No,,;a, Hu,.;,. vo,e ,;.,.o.. :.
San. Clesyers one day last week.
r.rp.. .,,.l - -
last Friday.
4 N,..;.
tune Of scalding her leg very bad
" one day last week.
r.. c.; :: ~,
MI
Co.. v.u ~.
,aa. I'm ~. m
seen out buggy riding last Sun.
hope you had a good time girls.
Maud aud Elsie Green vera
'yisitors at Jim Kell Sunday.
a.. s an ~,
oc ~ .. M0''! oa'''u
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Josie Aailsfss vssitsd The cell
loo shildrss e.s ~ laat vssk.
Bee Oleasss nals ! basinsss
trip y BsSo ~ sas.
oils and lie DlAsx was secs
picking goose bsrsiss oss ~ last
week going 70 naks . pie W sap.
pose.
Come again "ross bad 10 doris
think You got frost bit.
Edna and VISTA Tate visited
Flora and Dora zirschky last San.
Henry Tate visited Wiley zirsch
BY Sun,
We will ring OF for this time.
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xiad "a. plsass allow me space
u ysss salaabIs little paper.
Veil plovisg corn is the order
8 tss tsy now.
Is. & fsportsd thas there |.
ssvssal sssss q small pox ID Bog
sss nov. @
j. AiIsr and D. n. 0sbsva and
Mr.. Adams wss pleasant callers ct
Elbsrs narnon last Sun. s..
8. A. MAR and family visited
Ebert xsrrs on last Sat. night
ssd Sunday
Dr.. Rice was seen On bis farm
last wsek.
We was sorrow to hssr that
Lewis MARI was on The sick list
glad 10 hear that no was able 10
80 fishing With Tenn Shelley.
We are having plenty Of rain 10
ibis part since Nay the 30.
Charlie Cooper and vile visited
Ar. Ho6 on last Sunday evening
Mrs. Coopsrs health is improving
.ince she came to Ark.
II this escapes the waste basket
will come again good bye to oil.
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Moving

II you want your house moved
from one place to another; quick
and good: Call Oh,
H. A. CARR.
Phlegeton, MO.
Who has had years Of experience and
who can not be surpassed for complete
nees.
For reference. Mr., Frank NsukirA
and the Ed OF CREssgr. Also he will
do your Stone work. your builsiipt
foundtions, H.,A. CARD
Phlegetoa Ne
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NOTICE,

Private Detective and Auction.
Ger With Thirty years experience
Terms reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed Address.
7. II, McCall.
rawlar NO
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n. ~ = K, - ~ 81 a
NJ y - = isleylv - i
49, Jk:salg r. ~ - ls1ssla
~ n sssn - = $50 - u -
uags ufAasE s-s.l
J N ssyssssy sof i1iqqisy NJ.
The advsptsss n i6pds - ssil
brings ~ sphjsct into bsndaes.
The reader will ~ nsv. sftsr -
have said, that the subject Of
ignorance b brought into bondage,
that hs has nov scknowlsdgs;
that Il i iguorsnos after oil. But
w will have to answer again that
many, many OF Great, wise. men
are under the indusncs Of this
great power. Listen what God says.
And The lord commended the unjust
stswsrt. bsoauss he had dose wisely:
fer the childrsn Of this world srs IN
their generation Wiser than tho children
" light luke is-s.)
Now II we must say that if
those who serve the Priest in the
above sisted, that they
ars the Children Of God. For
Christ has said that the children
IF this world are wiser in their
generation than the children OF
readers we must
'ay one Of two things, and that is
his; that Poperyism 10 wrong, or
hat Professionalism 10 wrong one i,
}! the two. If Poperyism is
wrong then you must say that
t is not ignorance within them.
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roll. OF HONOR.
Bottle Shropshire,

Bottle Shropshire,
Hartvi;Is No, : ia,
J. W. Holden, Alice so.
6. W. Elliot, Mt. Grove" rs,
J. L. Ryan / Co. Norwood {. so.
5. 4. MUIR Rogers Ark .25.
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41fiod of the Chrstian Fri
Christ spoke Of il IN This Language
Ard many falss pssphs,s shall riss
end shall decisive nasy.
AID. becasss isIaslv saall ssousl,
j the love o. nsay shall vax cold.
(llait al-ti-i2.)
Blythe raising mp Of those fslse
sages many has been deceived,
and tho love Of the Christian man
and woman grown cold. The
text teach rs that it il on the
account Of those false teachers
rising up, that the love Of many
will wax cold. And il vas for
this reason. that Christ said
Then ifany man shall ssy unto you.
10. here Is Christ. OF there; believe Il.
not.
For there shall arise false Christs, and
false prophets. and shall shew grea.
signs and wonders; insomuch that, II 1t
were possible. they shall deceive the
very elect.
Behold. / have told you before,
Matt. 2a-23-24-25.)
This context prove the fact that
these false teachers will claim
that they arc Christ, And the
fact is that they are to shsw
signs and wonders; inorder to
deceive many which has boon
done to great extent. We shall
present to tie reader, one of tn ose
lying wonders with the many
more TINT we can give piense read,
st. Alpumsus while preaching one
day at Amal6, he was rsvished in.
TO IN ECSTASY, aud was seen eleyat.
I'd several feet in the ARA statue
of the Mother Of God, which was
ut his right, became quite resplsn.
dent, and tho rays it cast lighted
up the TACO of the saint. The
peopl" saelng this prodigy, cried
out: "Mercy!" "Maraclel"
Mission Book Of st, Alphonsus,
Png
Ii such II thing 10 the above was
to happen in our own neighbcr-
hood, would not people call is a
mlrar'" and n wonder, This carac.
ter sp' ken Of was a child of the
Devil, a. Antichrist. false prop.
het, and the Deyil had given him
great power, and in maniiesting
this power no hoodwinked and
blindfoldsd the people and caused
them to"ry out Mercy 'Maracle',
IN such aigns aud wonders is
whore they shuld deceive
the very elect if possible. And
it WIS for this reason God
eaid;
wherefore II they shall say UNTO you
Beho'. he is in the desert. 60 not forth
behold II" Is IN the secret chambers.
brliev' !, not, Matt. 2i-asJ
W" must say that this language
apply. 10 popery for it is this great
power that 20 in to the Secret
Cham her and commands its sub.
jec,, IL this manner. Confession
tho third essential part Of the
holy sacrament Of Pcnance, ia the
acrnm,l"n OF all the SINS ono
committed, made to Priest duly
an,h"''?":, to receive il, in order
to Obtain from him tho absolution
or pardon Of them. In order TO
maxi iris duty of confession more
easy attend to the following
rule
Imagine Jesus Christ himself be.
fore yun, IN the person Of your con.
fessor," We are aware Of the fact
that many say. that tins is o very
sad mistake, in them. and then We
will have 30 say that such an asssrs.
iou must he ignorance OH the part
OF III, one that says; such things,
For Il Ignorance ia bliss,
it is folly to be Wise" for there ls
no mistake but what 1t rs bliss
for ,hr Catholic member to 90
INTO be Confession Box and con.
rsn thar aims aud hcl;ava Nth
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TANNING

Tanning done 10 JAH.vilIe By
the colony people. All kinds Of
leather made
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II
Continued from last wssk:
Then the vsics spake unto hin
again. What God hath clesnsei
that call not thou common, Al
this was done thrice, and thel
the vessel WAS drawn up intl
heaven. And while be. VA
bordering over what the vision
might mean, behold. three men
that we're sent from Cornelius,
came unto the house where
Peter was. and he says, 1.-THE
spirit babe me 60 with them,
nothing doubling; moreover
these six brethren accompanied
me, and we entered into the
mans house: and be showed us
how that he had seen an angel
in his house, which stood and
said, unto him, Send men to
Joppa. ana call Simon, whose
surname Is Peter; Who shall tell
thee words, where by thou and
ell thy house shall be saved,
And as he began to speak. the
Holy Ghost fell ON them. as on
US at the beginning. Then re.
membered Peter the word Of the
Lord, how that he said, John
indeed baptized with water; but
We shall be baptized with the
holy Ghost, Forasmuch then as
God gave them the like gift as
he did unto US, who believed or
the Lord JesuA Christ, what
was I, Peter sald that l could
withstand God9 When they heard
those things, they held their
peace, and gloriied God. saying,
Then hath God also to the Gen.
tiles granted repentance unto
life," (See Acts. 18th. Ch,)
Yes, God granted unto the
dentiles eternal life; and this
promise had been laid up in
store for them, for many ages.
Christ parted with his
disciples, he promised that he
would send them the comforter
when he went away; and he
charged them to tarry in Jerusa'
lem. until they we're endued
with power from on hieh. and
then they should go forth and
teach all nations, And to Peter
be said, '"When thou art con.
verted. strengthen thy breth-
rem luke 22nd. Oh. s2nd, vs.)
And when the day of Pente.
cost had rolled around, the
promise came, and they all were
with that heavenly
power; and they went forth
preaching in the name of the
Lord Jesus Christ. They preach.
ed among the Jews only: for they
had not yet been reminded of
The fact that the Gentiles we're
to he brought into the sheepfold,
AS Peter vas manded to
strengthen his brethren after
his conversion. so also was he
commanded to 60 to the Gent,les, |
and open to them the door Of
faith; for he had the keys, and
Christ had promised him. (See
Matt 18th CHI, 18th. vs,)
And wen Peter saw VIVA,
had been done for the Gentiles,
he was fully prepared, then, ,o|
say that unto the Cent, O
tho promise was.
And when they we're come and had
gathered tn" church together, they ,e
hea'scd oil tina, God had done with
them. and how he had opened TIM door
OF lAith unto the 0cniiles tActs 14-G,
The Apostles never believed,
previous to this. that the Gentiles
were to be added unto the Lord.
Jesus had told them before his
death when he sent them out to
Preach not to so in the way Of
the Gentiles." (See Matt. 1o,b
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perhaps it's sheer folly which made
the rest "a the state pay attention to
IT, There nothing so catching as
foolishness. There was no new idea
in the words The idea has been
chanted for years by the singing mas
ters OF vested interests" But now,
with the tate campaign nearing It's
close, that cry swells stronger than
ever IN the face OF the peoples
knowledge that the present republican
administration. which is trying 10 sue.
ceed itself his been weak childish,
olish in the extreme
What H. the matter with Kansas ?''
The question is as pertinent now as
when it brought fame to William
Allen White years ago a vote for
this idea is deliberate vote against
progress and industrial independence.
The truth seems to be that the
crcmbs dropping from the heaped-up
Nble of the vested interests have
been enough TO last these people
flll feed--a first full taste of pros
perty." after their years of lean
hardship. They don't know quite
what to make OF H. They think II ia
the real thing And they seem afraid
to speak above viii pC. almost
afraid TO breathe. lest they break the
charm and be driven out Of the din
ing room into the back yard
Let well enough alone" when the
table Itself and an IT'S rich plenty is
theirs by rght9 Oh, Kansas. Kansas,
Omaha w rld.Herald
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- - . . - -ee=sr . q
Pe-ru-ua FOR General Debility
Mrs. NJ. W. Senel, PIP Matagorda ST.,
San Antonio, Tex, writes:
~ have used Peruna for general de-
biiify and have found IL very be1e-
HciaL
Mr. William II. Swltzer, 325 T.. SD
street, New York city, writes:
al was troubled with catarrh OF the
throat particularly and suffered consid-
erably as a result thereof for a period Of
about five years, and my general health
was affected.
"Three years ago was forced to give
up business. and took up my residence
in tho Western country, looking for re-
lief i'm a change OF climate as well as a
change in the method of treatment for
my ailment
~ had known Of Peruna before but
my belief seemed to lie in private treat
ment.
"After much expense, both here and
in the West, ] was induced by a friend
in Chicago TO try reruna.
81 began the use OF same whilst there
and continued IL for about five weeks,
at the end OF which time returned TO
New York. both well and happy
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Neglected Catarrh Becomes
Chronic.

/ TNHERE are soma things which are ns
I sure as fate, aud can be relied on 10
| occur 90 at least one-half of the human
family unless means are taken 20 pre-
vent.
First colds not promptly onrod 44e
sure to cause catarrh
Second, catarrh improperly treated is
sure to make life short and miserable.
The Destructive Power Of Catarrh.
Catarrh spares no organ or function Of
the body.
IL rs capable Of destroying sight, taste,
SMELL hearing, digestion, secretion, as
similation and excretion.
IT pervades every pant OF the human
body, head, throat, stomach, bowels,
bronchial tubes, lungs, liver, kidneys,
bladder and other pelvic organs.
The Curative Power Of Pe-ru-na.
There Is no fact in popular medicat
science better established than that
teaspoonful Of Peruna before each meal
will surely lessen the danger Of catch
ing cold.
Now, since this is true, and experience
bears it out most forcefuny, thousands
of lives would be saved, and tens Of
thousand of cases OF chronic catarrh
prevented by this simple precaution
within reach Of every one.
Peruna is not simply palliative to
relieve some Of the distressing symp-
toms 1t brings permanent relief
Gained Thirty Pounds In Weight
Mr.. John G. Russell, $40 County St..
Portsmouth, Va, writes, regarding his
wife's case as follows:
~ thought would be doing but jus
tice 60 your great medicine TO tell YOU
what 10 has done for my wife.
1.-TWO years ago the doctor called az
our house on an average Of three times
a week in attendance upon my wife who
was suffering from acute indigestion.
"While on a visit TO some friends she
lad an attack and ] prepared to 90 for
the doctor when our friend proposed
Peruna.
81 gave her a dose, repeating It in a
half hour ana her pains passed away.
Since that time my wife has gained
thirty pounds.
"We are never out Of Peruna When
the children or / have cold we take
some OF mamma's Pewna.
81 find thatit has cut my doctor bills
down 20 almost nothing"
thousands Of Testimonials
We have on nle thousands 7f testi-
monials like the ones given here
We can give our readers only a slight
glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited
endorsements we are receiving every
I nth.
Probably no other physician w ;he
world has received such yoluu. Nc: cu
thusiastic letters OF thauks as TX.
Hartman for Pcruna.
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Recommends
Pc Tu ma

Miss Theresa A. Lund, Sec'y Alpha
Lodge, No. 1lO3, NJ. b. A., Marinette,
Wis, writes:
81 have used your Peruna for catarrh
and have found 10 TO be all that you
claim for It, 1 cheerfully recommend
Peruna to any one suffering from ca
tarrh, as J belive that as in my case, IL
Will prove n sure cure"
Gives Pe-ru-na Credit
Mr.. James d. King, Alamo Hotel,
Colorado Springs, Col member You
mans of America, writes:
II had to come here on account Of
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Augustus Thomas has recently de.
voted large part of his time and
me OF his royaltiea TO learning
French in France. The money that
Mr. Thomas takes in al the box office.
the houses for rent with winch he
covers his land at New Rochelle his
extensive ccltiyation Of French roots
ALI these have not made his any
les lover of the masses than he
was when he swung a lantern in the
rnilroad yard az 81 l. mis- or barn.
stormed through Misson or made
clica'lies Tor daily paper.
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EccENTRlc kANSAs.

For half a century ever since tho
settlement oi the state WAS begun
Kansas ha easily held the western
cham1ionship for saying and doine
eccentgia things Has this weakness
become chronicg Just now there arc
signs pointius that way
Early in The summer when the
Years political aeiiaticn started. q
coming convention Of republican
farmers adopted a one.plank platform
perhaps the briefest on record. RE
solved. that we will let well enough
alone There was something Ia the
uttepnce-pe perhaps rs brcyity or
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81 had heavy dark circles about the
eyes. My friends were much alarmed.
81 was advised 10 give Peruna a trial
and 20 my JOY began TO improve with
the FIRST bottle.
"Aftcr taking six bottles felt COM
pletely cured.
81 cannot say too much for Peruua as
a medicine for women in q rundown
condition"
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THOUSANDS IN PREMIUMS.

THOUSANDS IN PREMIUMS
(conunued srb a.
One bottle sarsapanra by F B. Lille & Co - 100
Total ...... ...... ........ ......s.. ....... $1,000
PREMIUM.
c. ....... 800
one sack Iiarshorn ...... 200
Total ..... ......... ....... 500
PREMIUM
One pair OF ads Felt Slippers by White
Best load White
Daily by Printing Co 400
Pair Mems Shoes, $50
One Silk Umbrella, Ramsey Dry Co.... 75O
Two hundred fifty poands Grocery
Total ........ ............ .... ...... .... $1,000
SECOND
One box OF cigars by Iaughn shewmake
One pair Of tubber
One hye gallon
Total .......... .......... ...... ........ . 1000
PREMIUM.
One set Of Knives Forks, 200
One clock by e Douglas
Best bushel OF treshei white
PREMIUM
one Gillette Safety Drug .. 500
Ladys shoes by The ....... 500
PREMIUM
Two hundred ....... 500
THIRD PREMIUM
One Guthrie Novelty store. 100
Ever Basin by New York ... 1925
Total ........ ....... . $3.50
For the best yarins mule coming
Best Mule blankets B. Calvert 500