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The Washington bee., 1907-07-06

A very large and appreclatlve audi
ence attended the song service at John
Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion Church, Eight
enth street near L northwest, last Sun
day evening. There were about forty
mixed voices, all vested, and marched
the entire length of the church during
the rendition of the professional and
rcessional hymns. The following pro-
gram was very satisfactorily rendered ::
Chorus. "The Largo" Handel, By the
choir; piano solo, Miss Lulu T. Howe !;
chorus. "Sanctus," Guonod,by the choir
solo, "The Shepherd King Oscar We're,
by Mr.. David Taylor; chorus, "Hark
Hark! My Soul" Shelley, by the choir
organ solo, The Soul of the Evening, I
Maui, ]. Nickens; solo, Eye Hath Not
Seem Gaul, by Mr.. w. Scott Mayo
chorus, Great and Marvellous" by the
choir. Mr.. Mayo directed the songs
assisted by Miss Josephine Stokes, or
ganist The Rev. P. H. Williams. pas
tor presided.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06

ed term in New York city with her hus-
band, Dr. D. w. Onley.
Mrs. Jennie Young has returned to
Montana.
Miss Eva A Chase will spend a few
days in the country next week.
Mr.. Elias Lively and Miss Victoria
Banks, who were married at Hampton,
Va, spent a part of their honeymoon
in Washington, D. c, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Jones gave a
reception to the Auxiliary Club of the
Trinity Church last Monday evening at
their residence, 1901 Vermont avenue
northwest There were fully one hun
dred and fifty guests.
Miss Lottie Hughes of Pierce Place
left the city last week for Asbury Park.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hall and family will spend
the month of August at Marshall, Va.
Miss Mamie Simmons, one of Wash
ington's motel vocal soloists, is visiting
friends in New Jersey.
Miss Mamie Fleming, of 1897 Mon
tello avenue, has returned to the city
after a very pleasant trip to New York
and New Jersey
Rev. w. H. Brooks will leave the city
| Wednesday for Seattle, Wash, where
he will attend the Christian Congress.
Miss Effie Hill, of u street northwest
will spend the summer in Asbury Park
| Mrs. Estelle Fendall, of Philadelphia
Pa, was in the city and spent the
Fourth with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mckinney, 63 P street northwest
Miss Bessie Reddick, of 1912 Tenth
street northwest, who has been quite
sick, is able to be out again.
A party Of young ladies will visit But
faIo. n. y, Niagara Falls, and severa
places in Canada Among them will b
, Miss Alice Barlow and Miss Estell
S Valentine.
Mr.. John A. Davis, Of the Govern
ment Printing Office, and family ar
d spending the summer season in Viz
ginia.
T. Miss Ocea Brooks, Of I437 Pierc
T Place, will spend two months at Am
hurst, Mass.
J., The infant son and daughter of Rev
y Thomas J. Brown will spend vacatio
with their grandparents in North Caro-
o lima. Mrs. Brown and her baby daug1
r ter viii lvisit relatives at Louisville, X
ter will visit relatives at Louisville, K
o annual family excursion of St. Luke
Il Parish, Tuesday, August 6, 1907,
IS Somerset Beach, on the Lower Potomac
n Begin now to make your arrangement
to attend A hint to the wise is SUI
20 hcient.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11
LaValley-

January =. 1907
Charley johnson. who vas injured
some time since, is slowly improving
Mr.. Redfeld of Canton was out here
accompanied by Mr.. Johnson. OF Iowa,
! who was looking over a place with a
view Of renting the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs John Vail are re-
joicing over the arrival of a young
lady who came to stay with them
She came Dec % and john goes
around with one of the sweetest
smiles V e seen.
Mrs John E. Peterson called on
Mrs. John Wahl Friday.
There was a jolly party of young
people gathered at the home of James
Elster Saturday last and a good time
was had Games were played and
refreshments served and all had a
good time.
Mrs. John Elster called on Mrs.
Wahl last Friday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

TroLate For Last Week
January ?, 1907.

The little folks in Dist. Al were
made very happy Friday before
Christmas when their teacher, M
iOfGcnner. distributed candy. fruits.
and nuts. and as this IS quite a Large
school il was certainly very generous
OF Mr.. O-Conner 10 do as he did
the Misses Louisa and Anna Elster
and Dora SandEen ard Martin and
Olaf Olson and Perry Elster went TO
I Risty's at SpringdaIe TO spe nd New
Yea-.
Mrs Pete Petersen visited Mrs
Andrew Peterson recently
Miss Louisa Elster czm- down from
Sioux Falls TO spend Christmas and
a part Of the New Year with relatives
and friends
Gust Risty and family Of Springdale
attended services IN Beaver Greek
Church Dec. y and visited al the
home Of Anthem Ester
Miss Alpha Petersen is visiting rel
atires in Iusood, Iowa
Mrs Hans c. Peterson who has been
with her daughter Mrs Michael Olson
in Canton. for some time, has return
I'd to her home with her son John E
P~eterson-
Mrs Angel visited with Mrs Oil
anna Olson during the holidays
George ANGEL visited with his
brother L Angel and family over
Christmas
Miss Hida Olson Of Sioux Falls.
visited her brothers Anthem, Peter
and UIIrIc Of Dayton, and her sister.
Mrs Sorenson OF Harrisburg during
the holidays
Hn- S0Fo5ls1n Of Harrisburg visited
relatives in Dayton recently
Miss Dora SaDdven of Inwood, Iowa,
Is visiting her cousin Mrs Anthem
Ester.
One evening during the holidays
quite a number Of the young people
gathered al the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Anthem Ester and had a good time
ADJUSTMENTS OF various kinds were
INDUCED in and refreshments served
and the guests all departed with
the knowledge of having had a jolly
good time
The Misses Gena HaHg. Louise
Ester and Inga Naklein and Alfred
and Adm Hang visited at the home
OF Arthur Sogn at Moe.
The Christmas tree exercises in the
Beaver Creek church was well attend
ed, the church being packed The
program was very good and showed
good training By Miss Haag, who IS
always thorough in whatever b
does. After the rendering of the
program by the little folks who did
very well and some very good selec-
tions by some uf the older ones, and
the one musical selection, the beauti-
full tree was stripped of all the good
things, much to the delight of those
receiving them and one and all de-
parted for their homes feeling it
was good for taaSghto-s and friends to
come together and worship in q
house and feel the right Christian
spirit, and no better time can be
found than the Blessed Christmas
time when all receive the wonderful
gift Of Gods Love.
LayaIley-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11
Grand Valley.
Two Late For Last Week,

IA ~ A~6A< VI 49, ~
Jan. 2, 1907.
A Happy New Year to all.
Corn husking is all done in Grand
Valley. and consequently every one
was ready for the snow on New Years
day.
|. Carl Hotter was the first man seen
making use OF sleigh bells and cutter.
in the new year. But 50 absorbed in
thought was he, that he drove in
through the wrong gate, and never
noticed his mistake until the people
OF the house came out and spoke tl
him. OF course Carl was too polite
10 turn around and go back, 50 came
In and spent a very pleasant evening.
And the very next day accompanied
by his mother. called on his other
friend.
Christian Torberson and sisters at
tended the dance at Worthing last
Monday evening.
Charles Guptill, Jr., from Running
Water, is visiting old friends and
nefghbors In this locality during tn.
Holidays
The social at C. B. Strands izs1
Friday night was well attended, ant
the sum Of 80 wal realized from ths
supper. which goes TO the Ladies Aid
Society
Ed Lien and Oscar Helvig. Of Fair
view. make regular bi-weekly visit
to North Highland. We would I'd
wise the Fafrview Bachelor to keel
his eye on them and find out fheir In
tentions.
Mn- Ole Steensland gave q 8o'clocI
dinner TO a number Of her friends, In
clHding NJ, and Mrs s. UlricksoI
and Mr.. and Mrs o. b. Hustel o
Canton. last Sunday evening.
Mesdames Gilbert and The,
Thompson OF Lincoln township ar
back from their holiday visit At Ken
set. Iowa
Albert Helvig is husking corn 10
his father in South Highland.
Noble Helvig was going 70 take hi
best girl TO the Fairview dance las
Friday evening, and started on
A~.st 4 o'clock p. m. TO catch hi
borse in the pasture, but old Nanc
evidently knew what was expected Q
her, and utterly refused to be caueh,
and the result was . very disappoinl
"a young man and maiden.
The Christmas exercises at th
schoOl-house Was complete success
the program being % Of the anes
RENDERED there, and al honor due {
Jour teacher. Mi8 Gunda Knufson.
a Grand Yalieyite.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11
Highland
Two Lase For Last Week
. vo1-

Two L4se Fer Las Week
Jan. 2. 1907
Here's a New Year greeting to every
reader OF the Leader
Nav showers OF blessings be your pcr-
tion every day of the New Year
He was a jolly fine fellow Old 70 and {,
He's gone, Hers a greeting hung
after
He p9rtioaed Z g~rieEing and laugh
ter.
Speed to his parting. a form in the
lsayen.
Wen toast him. It's fair 10 and l.
Mrs. Laurits Olson and two little
sons from Earring have been visitors
at E. OIsous during holiday week
Rudolph Steensland and Sven
Rikensrud took in the Aid Society
Supper at c. B. strands in Grand
Valley last FRIDAY night.
Miss Inga Enervold returned to
Madison, Tuesday, after a pleasant
visit with j. Steensland and other
relatives
Ida Olson went down TO Hawarden
last Wednesday TO spend a Jew days
with friends.
Martin Hotter of Riverside, his
mother and sisters Laura and Cora
were risitera t z. Qlsons last Friday.
Inga Olson came down from Airing
ton, Monday to spend her vacation
from her school duties up there.
Uno enjoyed a two weeks vacation
down at Hudson.
'.Uno'' has figured on taking Ru
dolph Steenslands threshing job Lit
will be something unusual 10 hear a
tbrashing outfit come putting along
this time of the year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

PINES. handsome and cheap, ~
Becx4rs Cigar Store
Mr G wiglinan of Sioux Falls
visited friends ia THIS city last week.
~. MAJ ennsgred on
$3.50 uarza nas ii Canton
u..r "a. wzf.av ~ SsosyT FaEs
- yaw var dsr ~ tEse home OF
i VINE.
n S-cre ~ Ssorsr Fails
s-l ror,a IL waxar Germ
ren 80
Ts.a,-
800 - - rstr r1sar ~ f.yyv
fas.ssr
ss .-..I
.s.- -, wasl
Deputy State Treasurer "a ASSN
returned from ms Iowa slsA fAu
ah' 'sassssr
boat forget Becker ciga1 slOrs
when ron want : nrs1 Class clear or :
handsome PIPE
Miss Ethel Bennett left for Desnnet
last Saturday to resume ner du1ies as
teacher 10 the pupise eiloD 9 1i41
city
Miss Nora Harlan returned last
week from Viborg. where she spent
Christmas with her sister MIS- hei-
lar
Miss June and John Hichborn re-
turned last week from Sioux City,
where they spent Christmas with
their parents
Miss Hannah y~ordtvedt left fol
Madison. MINI. SUNDAY, where she
holds the position or precepfress in
the Lutheran Normal.
49,. d. r.er Nf;,x fano,,s lectr,r.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11
Wanted.

Ry young married man, - years
IA. ,-.fsr situation in bank: have had
Ten wears experience in insurance
rsa1 estate. collections and loans;
nave made a speciality of farm coilec-
t;ons and loans Am used 10 drawing
deeds. mortgages, etc. Do my own
tvnawrirfng but am not a stenosra'
pher. Can 90 10 work after Jan loIii
Furnish any references required
% 10 Bazel Hunter,
Anoka, MINI.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

Pipes, handsome and cheap, a.
Rac@srs Cigar Store
Mr. C. Mifiinzn of Si0aK Fails
visited friends in this city last week
WIZ PITTS wfo Is enpioFed on
the Inxcoa Herald. WIS ID Canton
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

The Crawford Cigar" made by
z C. Becker, is the finest 5 cent cigar
on the market
Miss Gussie Eline returned to Dell
Rapids after q very pleasant visit with
Canton friends
Miss Wilkinson resumed her duties
as teacher in the Kinsley school in
Highland township MeEdsg
Richard James called Saturday and
renewed hls subscription 70 the Lead
er and Weekly Inter Ocean
John Ingebretson Of Fzirview- was
a renewal subscriber who favored tbs
Office with . cali last SATURDAY.
state Treasurer and Mrs Cassiil
left for Pierre Friday and attended
the banquet a. Huron Friday night
in Fstsnor Of Gov Crawford
SeEnler Slerren returned TO his
home i'm Turner county Monday after
a few days Fisir with his uncle, l. T.
Sletten. and family Of this city
Hans Re5erson and Peter Rude re-
turned 10 their homes II Mitchell
49, rrs5zv after sren1fny the holi-
days with Grand Valley relatives
u A AAi1 - :.
bes9oEns = law maker and Mr.. Inghan
70 enoy the festivities Of tine session
c. johnson on hsaaAss LOWE
ship WAS arnofaE olr 1eicons sisiuofs
SATURDAY. he called 70 'ebeN ns
sister ETeilnss saosnpRAA 70 lh
Leader
-n--ss ~ -
1Asa- - r,,vs-rv
r. - no-ss
e
Hon- Inofna Iforson Win as
I ncFsA ADJ A D
- csasars
l -
Amos O hp'nul
VISITOR iasl salus aAu
subscription anus holuins R
OWL anu LIME ueas AAius ~
lie n4s spssnatu Val l7z1
- rol,,nraar
- ~n- -
s-aas. - r.
- Ts-s-a.s-n..n,
80 -, saI;-
- Ii.s ~
1910
Some OF the sidewalks in the bust
ness part OF the city need sailing
badly. The street commissioner
should see that ice covered walks are
cleaned or heasiiy sls s
= going 20 hufe uhies ae a
afe c'easien
MIS- a. T. h'hsoh o. hatiis,
olen fFiuas nolliias aiu ene iaiiS
was hsin ~ suiiuds AFTERNOON.
she leaves z IIusDahu az" an anou
oa0gnlef- ne hsIa selsf
cofio y r 81 Shufe.i =.
HARRISBURG ana hSs lans Laws =,
SIOUX AIS .iu. Dhnes lAu
charge q Inc iunsfai afiansehi
Miss Helen Skartvedt OF Mott,
H~ettinger County. North Dakota,
wdtes her father, Siyert Skartvedt.
that western North Dakota has been
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11
pigs Taken Up.

Came TO the premises of the SUP
Serfber in Norway township abou'
November Ist, two poland china Pig
about six months old. The owner j
requested to prove property, pay dan
ages and remove the same
. . Arthur Sogn.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

Mtss Edns Waiter Of Sioux Falls.
spsssr Ses Years day 81 the bone OF
E. l. WeDdEA
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

Builds up waste tissue. promotes
appetite, improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep, gives renewed
strength and health. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does.
IS cents, Tea Or Tablets Il A. Hell
mey b Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

Possesses wonderful medicinal pow
er over the human body, removing al
disorders from your system IS wha'
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea VII
do. Makes you we'll, keeps you we'll
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. l. NJ. Hell
mey &. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

Wanted. Lady 10 advertise our
goods locally. Several weeks home
work Salary $500 per week. s1.0
a day for expenses Saunders Co..
Dept. w, 1913 jackson Boulevard,
Chicago. Ill Nov. 3o-Jan- II.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11
JAM

FPDec7 LPJann
SUMMONS
state of South Dakota
County of Lincoln
In Circuit Court.
second Judicial Circuit.
Nicholas Holman. Plaintiff
peter Arens. John 5. Arens.
John Arens. Nicholas j.
Arens. Mary Arens. Mar
Joseph f.. Arens. Peter j.
Homan. Nicholas Holman.
Charles Homan. Anton
Holman. Veronica Homan.
and ali persons unknown.
who have or claim to have
any interest In the premises
described in the complaint
herein. Defendants.
The State of South Dakota to the above
named Defendants. Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff In the
above entitled action. which complaint will
court OF the Second Judicial Circuit OF the
State of South Dakota. within and for the
County OF Lincoln. and to serve a COPY OF
your answer TO the said complaint on the
subscribers at their Office In the City Of Sioux
Falls. in the County of Minnehaha. in said
State OF South Dakota. within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon you.
exclusive OF the day of such service: and Ii
you fail to answsr said complaint within
upon you. the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the said complaint.
BATES & PARLIMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: That the COM
plant in the above entitled action was filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF the Second judicial Circuit. of the State OF
south Dakota. within and for the County OF
Lincoln. on the LIST day OF December. 1906
and that said action is brought for the parti-
ton OF the following described real property
/ situated In the County of Lincoln. State OF
South Dakota. wit: The Southwest Guar
ter Is w. ~ o. Section Fourteen IA. In
\ Township One Hundred nO0p- North OF Range
Fifty go. west of the Fifth Principal Meri
dan. or for sale thereof in case partition can
not be made without great prejudice to the
said owners
BATES & PARLIMAN.
Attorneys For Plaintiff.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

F. P. Dec. y. L P. Jan. IL
Notice to Creditors.
st aoB9 of so nf hi DaSo.a. $ In County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of John F. Seu'
bert. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative of the Estate of John F. Seu-
bert. deceased. to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the deceased
to exhibit them. with the necessary ~ouchers
within six months after the first publication
of this notice. to the said administrative at
her home in the city of Canton. in the County
of Lincoln. South Dakota.
Dated December 18th. 1895
CARRIE f..
Administratrix OF the estate
of JOIN F.. Seubert. Deceased
G. o. kSUDsoS. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17
CHAPTER XXX

"HE breeze had freshened; there
were white wisps IN the blue
Fl above and tiny crests upon the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17

know what would be better for you
than lynn down up here"
What is that?"
Lynn in hammock by the say"
at sounds pleasant. Thank you very
much, but l think I'll stay where l
am"
Sure. ye'd find ose in the boat shed.
an its ali the good the air would do
ye.'
You are very kind" said Claire
YEARLY. But who would put the
hammock upT'
"Masther's gone to Sydney" said
Peggy reflectively AN he won't have
me meddlln' wild such things. Wait
till | tell We. miss. Go this minute. an
you'll ind Thomas in the boat shed
cranin' the boat. He'll have t up in "A
twinkle"
"Well. I'll see"
Claire had cOlored.
"Will tell m. miss?"
mo. I'll see. / think I would rath-
er be where am
Peggy withdrew. In three minutes
she heard the Young lady coming down
stairs In two more she was herself
outside the shed, crouching between
| timber and shrubs and sand and sky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17

II must either speak to you or 90 mad :"
come TO marry the next day. But be-
lieye in his innocence she must and
should. Injustice from her was the
last bitterness, the browning wrong.
the one intolerable misery which alb
sorbed all that had gone before.
Something of this he showed her in
his bitter, proud, memorable look; then
suddenly he retreated to the open
French windows.
you are going?" she cried. 81
might have known. You We're always
generous"
Il am not now. I hear my master
on the stairs"
You are not going altogether"
Certainly not at present"
"When, whenY' she cried below her
breath.
when you do me common Justice"
Daintree had gone into the wrong
room. The girl ran recklessly to the
window.
TOM
Miss HardingT
"WiIl you swear-to me-that you are
innocent?"
But Tom was gone. She heard hin,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17
CHATTER XVIII.

~OM had done well TO stay be
hind. There was SO much to
make ready that none of the
others knew where to begin IN
iii he showed them. At his best in
most emergencies, he was resolved to
strain every nerve in this one and sc
perhaps show some little gratitude at
last. The opportunity was unique.
Tom seized it with characteristic ar.
dor.
He began by putting Mrs. Fawcett
on her mettle, invented the dinner for
her and got old Fawcett out of his
wife's way by sending him to neigh
boring nursery for the asparagus and
the green peas. Peggy he set to work
to make the beds, while he himself
gathered flowers for the table, flowers
for the ladies' rooms, flowers for the
veranda upon which the bride must
tread. The new flag. bought for this
day, had never been unpacked. 1t was
soon flying bravely from the flagstaff
on the lawn. And by 8 o'clock Tom
had his table exquisitely laid, but II
was nearly before the curricle lamps
shone through the open gate and the
horses swept up to the veranda, where
Tom stood in ardent readiness.
He had spent the interim in array
ing himself most carefully in all his
mental fnery, in shaving for the sec
ond time that day, in laying out bis
masters evening clothes, in gathering
the books which had been left upon
the shore, in reading and re-readine
the poem that expressed his case, in
talking to Peggy and in thinking OF
Claire.
The whole situation put him sadly In
mind of Claire, but he was not think
ing of her as the horses trotted up. He
had forgotten all about her when he
heard her voice. Next moment the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17
re- am here because 1 deceiv.

your nre 1 am here because 1 deceiv-
ed him.
He thought he had seen everything.
He had not, but he was beginning to
now. Good heavens, Why was his
heart beating SO fast? 1t ought to
bleed instead. Here was the girl he
loved, and upstairs was the man he
had reason to love better still, and they
were going to marry like that. He
tried to forget, to think only Of what
Claire had done for him.
God bless your he murmured. He
has saved my life twice over and much
more than my life, and l owe 1t all to
one brave girl who believed In me and
made him believe In me when all the
world
"Stop" she cried. II never believed
in you at ALL
WHAT"
81 was sorry for you"
"You believed me guilty, even when
you tried to save my life?'
"Of manslaughter-yes"
LET us split no hairs! You think
did it-still?"
II can think nothing else"
In the dead silence following these
words the servant heard his master
stamping into evening dress overhead
he felt his own crested buttons glitter
ing in the candlelight that shone upon
the table he had set so beautifully for
the bride, and as she tossed back the
ringlets that he knew so well and re-
peated with unhinching eyes what she
had told him in so many candid words
all that had distracted him up to this
moment ceased to do so any more
Her coming was nothing to him now
Her errand was nothing; she was wei
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17

treading viciously on the dark veran-
da. A moment later Daintree found
her deeply epgrossed before the chart.
She wanted to know what the ship
per.
What a beautiful ideal
"Well, it wasn't NINE"
"Whose was it?'
"My servants: he made her. and he
moved her on each day. You would
have said he was the lucky fellow
himself"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17
(To be Continued.
He Fired the Stick.

81 have fired the waIkinG-stick Iva
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind of treat
ment. until | tried BuCklen's Arnica
Salye; that has healed the sore and
made me happy man." writes John
Garrett. of North Mills, n. c. Guaran-
teed for Piles. Burns. etc. by W. r
Hartz, druggist, sol Twentieth street;
% cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-17
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