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letic sport hy which young men pre-
pare themselves for tho hard, eXhaus-
tive, moncy-maldng years.
BY the way. have you ever stopped
10 think what money-rnaker the
wheel itself is, to the average salaricd
worker? Except IN the smallest COM
munities, every business man or wo
man, every clerk and every laborer is
directly taxed ten cents a day by the
traction companies. Every man or
woman who wishes to eat the noon meal
at home must pay an. additional ten
cents every working day for the privi
lege Of doing SO. And in the course of
a year that means, in round numbers.
500 at least. Add to this tho necessary
daily trips, the countless errands for
which the car Is ordinarily used, and
the figures will be expanded materially.
Then place in the opposite column the
tangible gain which comes from the
possession of n fleet means of trans
portation, that is also mcquelcd for
sport or pleasure; take into account the
delightful Sunday runs. and all through
the summer and autumn the pleasant
trips IN the cool of the evening and the
many excursions out into the fresh air
of the country. And with it all there
is distinct gain in health, an i'm
provement in digestion, as well as a
comfortable saving Of money in your
pocket
Is 1T any wonder there is a revival
in favor of the bicycle7
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Lutheran church.
$50 South Fourth East street; f. w.
Bussard, .pastor-Easter Sunday: Sum
day-school at 10 a. IN. Pupils bring pyra-
mids. There Will be some little Easter
remsmbrances, Church service promptly
at IL O'Clock Al thts service the rite
Of confirmation will he administered, to-
Sether with the sscrameuts Of baptism
and the Lords Supper. Solo. The Lord
Is Risen.' by Miss Sigrid Pedersen. The
church council will hold a brief session
Immediately before the morning service.
All are cordially welcome to the services.
Danish Evangelical Lutheran church
Horald Jensen. pastor; residence 42i
Fourth street.-Services at the church.
i54 South Fourth East. High mass and
Easter feast service, with choir re-
sponscs. at II a. m. Sunday school con
Quoted In the English language at 10
n. M. Evening, Easter service. with choir
responses. at p. m. All Danes and Nor
weglans cordially Invited.
First German Evangelical Lutheran St,
Johns church. Seventh South and State:
William J. Lankow, pnstor.-Preparatory
service, 10 q. IN. Service with celebra- =
ton of holy communion, 1890 a. m.
Childrens service at 7c30 p, IN.
Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church 45i South Fourth East-Service
al 23o p. m. in the English language
conducted by Rev, William ]. Lanlsow
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Baptist.

East Side Baptist. corner Seventh East
and Third South: :. A. Hayworth pastor.
Easter Sunday will be appropriately OBJ
served in all the services of the day.
Sermon AT II a. m, on the subject. THE
Naturalness of Christ's Resurrection
Sermon and baptism al 7:30 p. m, topic,
"Risen With Christ There will he sDe-
cial Easter music at both morning and
evening services. Sunday school a l2:lh
p m. This will be an Easter programme
by the Sunday school. at the close OF
which the ordinance of baptism will be
administered, Christian Endeavor at
Is 30 n. m. All are cordially invited
First Baptist church, corner OF Second
South and Second West; Rev D, A,
Brown, pastor.-Preaching at IL a. m, and
80 p. m. Young mems Bible class at
10 a. m; Fred l.. Evans superinten-
dent. Special Easter music morning and
evening b. y. p. L. at $50 y. m. lead
er. Geo. Paul; topic, Easter Through the
Year" Wednesday evening service at
As. topic. Gods Work Greater Than
His WorlSmen.' a welcome TO all,
Rio Grande Mission chapel. Second
South. between Ninth and Tenth West
Sunday school at 1910 q. m, a. NJ
Flynn. superintendent
Burlington Mission chapel, corner of In
diana avenue and Navajo street.--Sunday
school at l0:30 a M Henry Jacobs su-
perintendent.
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South Fourth west-Preachiny service.
II a. m; Sabbath school. 1918; Endeayor
sabbath school $50: evening service,
$50; Wednesday evening prayer meeting
t:4o- Dr. McLane will preach both morn
Ing and evening. All are invited to the
Easter services.
First Presbyterian church. northea ST
corner OF South Temple and C streets:
Rev. William ID. Paden, D. D.. pastor
Morning services at II O'Clock Easter
sermon With special music by tho choir: /:
also baptism OF children. Evening SER
Vice at 1880. With appropriate Easter rnu-
sic by the choir. Both eervlces assisted
by the orchestra. Sunday-school at 1890
o. m, Easter exercises in the Sunday
schooi assembly room Plenty of music.
assisted by tho school orchestra of twenty
pieces. Christian Endeavor on each Fri
day night ut 1880. Communion prepara-
tory services Wednesday and Friday
evenings at O'Clock. All seats are free
Strangers cordially invited TO all these
services
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|[lS1ER SERVICES
In MANY CHURCHES
o,,u,ifuI and Impressive Rites
scheduled at Temples
of Worship.
q,ABoRATE MUSICAL
PROGRAMMES ARRANGED
n Residents and Visitors to
Zion Cordially Invited to
Be Present.
Methodist.

Methodist Episcopal church, COR
fini, i,d isscond south and Second East
rr o. peniamin Young. pastor.-Serv-
rfeen, q a, m. and 1880 p. m. Morning
|FS aThe Easter Message In the
|B,r the Sunday assisted by
tsnS y nsSoIr and orchestra. viii give sa-
z, soncert. Hugh w; Dougall, ehoris-
|dsa sdwin P. Kimball organist, Miss
!, Tsttleton will have charge OF the
psa As,sI AschooI orchestra.
o tp.ry Park NJ f. church.. corner Of
~ East and Ninth South streets,
IrbsTIes Parker. pastor.-sunday-
a. 10 a. M; A. Tracy, superin-
-s.r, Public worship at II a. m. and
"A. m. Subject for morning sermon.
,,srgrrectIon." Glass, meeting at the
q, ~ morning service. Junior league
~, n PRAYER meeting Wednesday at
cr m. Tho Sunday school will rem
.n excellent Easter programme Sun
~ srsnIng. Invitation extended TO ey-
}l',xssSian- nv. Danish NJ. K. church, 523
.'s,b Fourth East street. III. i Hanson.
.,ar-Srnday- school at 10 a. n. Easter
|-,san AZ IL a. m. The evening service
ID BE- a chIldren's prosramne. All are
|--sIslIy Invited. Every evening next
~ except Saturday. the Rev. Il. j..
~ Will assist the pastor. All Scan
,-sriaus are cordially invited.
s,ricss az A. NJ. f. church. Easter
.-dsy: j. c. Bell. pastor.-Preachlng at
N O'clock; subject Christ Risen IN
Lac Class. I2:10. Sunday y-school at
La m The choir and Sunday-school
Id render an elaborate Easter pro-
r,,rs Sunday evening, beginning at
IN o'clock. Cantata by Sunday school.
;-ipr the management OF Mesdames J,
Is DslIes and j. c.. Bell; solo. Mrs, Il,
q Thomas, plano aud violin duet by
.ls. Fonster and brother; instrumental
"a Mss Ethel Ridley; duet. Mesdames
n II Johnson and j. {. Bell. solo. Mrs.
I. c Bell. The public is invited to these
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WHO WHEEL
AND WHAT THEY GAIN


Bicycle riders who have been getting
into the game again, and who are won
dering why they have delayed so long
about 1t. are apt to have feeling of
self.consciousness until they gradually
realize that literally hundreds of thou
sands of riders have never given up
the wheel at all. 1t puts rather diff
ferent perspective on bicycling, when
they come to know that there were
half million wheels made in the
United States in 1906, and that every
manufacturer who was forehanded
enough to provide for material, ex-
poets TO increase his output fifty per
cent this wear.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR EASTER
Will March to Church With Band To-
nnrroM Morning.

Headed by the military band from
Fort Douglas and in full regalia. the
knights Tcmplar Of salt Lake city and
l-tah Will march next sunday morning
tomorrow from the Masonic Temple 10
the Hin church where Il special East el'
sermon Viii be preached by the Reverend
and STR Knight and Dr itelmick. Judge
kinney. the commander, has been busy
fnr over = week In assembling his forces,
aud csch and every knight in the city
and State is expected TO be on hand by
u o'clock In the morning. as the pro
iourning sir knights now within the juris-
d{c;lou OF tho Salt Lake asylum are In
yitcd by Judgc Kinney TO attend
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had plenty of reason for self-congratu.
lation. The steady rider has seen his
companions who gave up this even.
regular exercise, grow fat, loggy and
short Of breath. while he himself has
kept in good health as rule, has en-
joycd better digestion, and has muscles
that arc in better trim and can stand
moro fatigue, than the average man of
hls wears.
And If this condition is of impor
tancc in the case of men riders, it rs
still moro vital 80 far as women riders
are concerned Nothing before or since
the advent of the wheel has done more
for womenkind. who are virtually
barred from the countless forms OF aLh-
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Scientist.

First Church Of Christ Scientist 236
East Third South street-Sunday school
at g.i5 a. M; church services at II m
and p. m; subject, "Gnreaity.'
Wednesday evening at S o'clock a meet
Ing is held to listen to testimonials OF
healing Of both evil and sickness. Free
reading rooms open daily, except Sunday.
cor scott building 16S Main street.
Second Church ot Christ. Scientist
o. q. +. hail. corner OF Eleventh East
and Eleventh Soulh--Lesson sermon at
II a. M. subject, "Unreallty." Sunday
school at 1915 p m; Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting al o'clock. All
are welcome
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New Thought.

New Thought society. 2G1 Main street.
In Is OF Z. hall. meets Sunday at s p.
m The hfty-uinth anniversary OF the
establishment Of tho society will be cele-
brated by an entertainment and a speech
in German, The object Of the society IS
to stand for constructive thought, re-
gardlcss OF whether IL bears the label of
religion or noy. The society recognizes
the rights of all TO stand for their own
yiCwDoint of truth.
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Presbyterian.

mind Presbyterian church, corner
GE.snth East and Eleventh South: Her
"a Z Hays. pastor-Wade l.oo.bourow,
.rterntendent of Sunday school Ser
Trs on Sunday as follows; Special
Eaei services morning and evening,
.hrs. choir; preaching service at II
D.: subject. Christ Risen From the
fei" preaching service at 1'30 p. m:
Ehjsst. III a Man Die. Shall He Live
Kim. sunday school at 12:l5: lesson,
b. HcsGrrection Christian Endeayor
y 80 y. m: topic. The African in
'=,hca;' PRAYER meeting at I:3O p. m.
Ep1 singing az ali the services. A hearty
|pnan welcome for everyone a church
y he people
|Hklmnsicr PRESBYTERIAN church, 100
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Adventist Church.

Church located ut the corner OF Fifth
South and sixth East streets; :. g. Hun
Ilngton. pastor Services. SABBATH school
ISaturday) 10 a. M; quarterly meeting
at II a. M: preaching Sunday al $50
D. m: prayer meeting Wednesday at
80 D. III. Subject Of sermon Sunday
night "The Gathering OF Literal Israel
at Jerusalem a Misnomer." To all these
services Tie public is cordially invited.
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Unitarian

First Unitarian church; pastor Rev.
Frank Fay Eddy.-Seryices in Unitarian
hall. t3s South Second East street. Ser
mon by the pastor on The Truth That
IL IN Christ Special programme of Eas
ter music by Unity quartet. sunday
school at l2:l5 p IN. Y. j. L, meets at
$50 p. m. In the lower hall Lloyd Al
iiance meets Tuesday at $50 p. m.
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Bank Robbers Secure $4,000.

JACKSON. Mich. March 29.-safe
blowers robbed the Farmers and Mer-
chants National bauiS Of Hanover eIrlS
ioJav. securing $4,000 The .obbcls vs-
capped.
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ReorpauiZed Church.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Lattcr-day Saints. 2@S East Second
South-Prcaching at 80 p, M; subject,
REORGANIZATION of the Church. Easter
Sunday school services at II a, m. All
invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30

That OF, American forests abound In
Ants which possess TIC most vaiua ble
Idlrinsl virtues is abuadantly attested
j core> Of the moS5 eminent medical
El,efs and teachers. Even the unta-
Nd Indians had discovered the useful.
= Of many native PLANS before the
Went of the white race. This informa-
El impaired fre"ly 70 the whites, led
rhiler 10 cootinue inycStigat tions until
faay We have rich assortment Of most
unable American medicinal roots.
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LADIES'
NEW
NECKWEAR
2 for Csc

Big showing Of Batiste
stock collars. pretty EN-"
broidered patterns also fine
sheer dainty turn~overs,
regular 25c collars, Saturday
special.
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ItSn IS.nn toe ahore mentioned medicines ere
~ ~ moile Ut frum thT SlyCcric extracts OF
W W medicinal roots The processes en-
sI x ~ ~ ,oeir manufacture were original
4 55'sa chemists end nharmac.s with tho
~ sppaialvs ash rpplienccs specially
rs.n'e.u mo built f0- his purpose, Both
",h.iieS n,hS are en;irciy free from alcohol and
1, III ~ HiTI7gT. haN.i ,orr:.ug drgGs.
~ d" 'rgc.d,cntS Is printed on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
$1.25 and S1.50
New Leather Belts
CSC

This belt sale contains all
the newest leather and belt
novelties In white, black,
tan and coIors In all the
most desirable widths. The
mountlngs and buckles are
all new and exquisite In de-
sign. regular price S1.25 and
St.50.
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HOSIERY
SPECIALS
4 SC

FOR BOYS, GIRLS, MEN
AND WOMEN.
Ladies' plain black cotto!-
hose and chIldren's Wide and
narrow ribbed hose and
mems heavy work socks at
15c for Saturday,
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N Pierre believes that our American for
ta aHRgd in most valuable medicinal roots
Z he cuf>o! most Obstinate and fatal dis
rs seS SCeS properly investigate them;
~ e SsSE>-Sa fsn OF this conviction. he
10y Slto nride>Is the-almnSt malIslous
lis slscieed d. bis H-GnldauL LMediclnis-
:slI:. Which hl-S- -pL2ycn- Itself 70 be the
- t1clealt4 41,Grllch Ionic llEer -lnGlGoC-
=. -lelrt lon.c- and regulator. and blood
.sssseI knoEn 10 medical science. Dyspcp-
y VI INDIGESTION. torpid liver. functional
even valrular and other affections OF
fssTt Yield TO its curative action. The
spa .ea. 1hy IL cures these and many other
-,HuonS Is clearly shown In little book
-sIfacts from the standard medical works
'ss s. nailed free 10 any address by Dr.. T.
sNNe' ct Buffalo. n. J., to all sending
Rzet fos The same.
y . -
~ les marvellous, In the unparalleled
is constantly making OF woman's
~ pecol!sr affections. weaknesses and
Yess'ng oeranxSmcnis. is ~. fiercc'a
,'vvn'eN'iescripQ Q0n,>as Is amply attestcd
soouserfs ofrnkosle eifea testimonials con-
-s!sa oyeSItefal DafrcrfS who have been
;sss s5 " Y q eiesteIchalpelxIc dTains.l lalnIll
Sc. So. iilegnlarliles. prolapsus ana Diner
-. :. !, .hls- causeI by weokness. ulcer.
y 9leIIas and k!ndred Infections. oftcn
man. other aGyerliscd rlcdIclncg and
'hcl1ns had failed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
SOC and Csc
LACE
HANDKERCRIEFS
35c

Handsome lace novelties
in pure linen handkerchIefs
great variety OF fancy lace
insertions and edelngs, Spe~
clai for Saturday.
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Three models, same
lace and strap trim
med others with pam
els o. lattice work de-
sign of seif-ma erlal.
very dressy, best quail"
Ity tafeta. These are
specially priced, Sat-
urday S5.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30

Fine net, yoke OF
battenberG and entire
waist trimmed effec~
lively with val lace,
Jap silk lined,
Have every appear
ance of $500 waists,
Saturday $3.50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30

Pretty plaid, stripes
and checks OF chiffon
taTeta, full pIeated
skirts prettily trim
med. Bodice trimmed
with self straps, but
tons and all seams and
edges pIped with con-
trastlna silk, open
back. These suits are
extraordinary values
for Saturday, S14.5o.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

Mesdames j. M. Proctor Sr
and J M. Proctor Jr, were
with Quincy friends. Friday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

20 woman great is thy faith;
be 1t unto thee even as thou
wilt" Matt. 1928.
"Be Strong"
Maltbic ID. Babcock.
Be Strong
We are not here to play, to
to dream, to drift
We have hard work to do and
loads to lit.
Shun not the straggle-face
it. tbs Gods gift.
Be Strong.
Say not the days are evil
who's to blame
And fold the hands and &C
quire-O! shame
Stand up, speak bravely, in
Gods name.
Be Strong.
1t matters not how deep iu-
trencbed the wrong
How hard the battle goes
the day how long
Faint not! Fight on! To.
morrow comes the songs.
AS one notes the splendid
advance that the temperance
cause is making how good it
seems to be permitted TO be a
part of it all. Now that the
warm weather is here. there
will be tendency to reIaps our
vigilance. but we cAnuot afford
to do it. The enemy will be on
the alert to catch tue unwary,
and we must hold regular and
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

The woods will soon be full of
candidates for governor, and as
it is to be settled at a state pri-
mary, no man can even guess
what will happen or whether a
candidate will be selected that
can be elected. Hadley will un.
doubtedly be the Republican
nominee aud the Democrats will
be exceedingly fortunate if they
can select a man by a primary
who can beat him. All Demo.
Gratis who think the next cleo
ton is going to be a walkover
for the Democrats have another
think coming. 1t will be one of
the hardest fought elections
held in some time and as 1t will
be under many new conditions,
the result will not be certain
until the votes are counted.
The naming of the candidates
will be closer to the general
election next year than ever
before and it is difficult to know
what the result will be, That
there will be a wealth of candi
dates now seems certain
Moberly Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

Married folks are between
the devil and the deep sea. Roo
sevelt says that those who can
and don't have large families
are criminal, and out at Den.
yer a judge is fining the parents
every time the children do
wrong. That clearly puts it up
to married folks that is if Ted
dy and the Judge are accepted
as authority. You are bound
to father a tribe and then bound
to see that the gang walk in
the upright way. The fellow
who does this will not have
much time left to make a living,
-Centralia Courier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

interesting meetings aad watch
every opportunity for definite
service. Because the Lord L,
so blessing the cause every.
where let US work as never
worked before for the icreasiug
of interest, aud prospecting Of
all departments.
Notice.
1t is none too early to begin
preparations for the observauc
of Decoration Day and F.ow"r
Mission Day. In connection
with Flower Mission Day, W.
will incorporate some prison
and jail work. Sending cont,
button to Jefferson City, fUt
prison work there. Send doua-
tions to the sick and poor as
far as possible. Let US not for
get the increasing demand for
this noble work, ever keeping
our ears open to the cries for
help coming from every place
where misery and sin abide.
New York, May 11.-Suow
and unseasonably low temper.
peratures are reported today
from points in New York
State and New England.
Pittsbug, May 11.-Pheuom-
enally cold weather was ex-
perienced throughout western
Pennsylvania during the past
"a hours 1t was the coolest
day in Nay since 1876
Mesd ames j. M. Proctor Sr ,
and ] NJ. Proctor Jr, were
with Quincy friends. Friday.
Mrs. l. p Stephens was call
ed to Ely, Friday by the illness
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16
The Now.

The charm of love is It's tell
ing the telling that goes with
the giving;
The charm of a deed is the do.
ing; the charm of life is It's
living;
The soul If the thing is the
thought; the charm of the act
is the actor;
The soul of the fact is its truth,
and the Now is it's principal
factor
The world loves the Now and
the Nowist, and tests all as.
sumptions with rigor
1t looks not behind 1t TO falling
bu. forward to ardur and
vigor;
It cares not for the heroes who
faltered, for martyrs who
hustled and recanted.
q For pictures that never were
painted, for harvests that
never were planted.
The world does not care for a
fragrance that never is lost in
pertaining.
The world does not care for the
blossoms that wither away
before blooming;
The world does not care for0the
chimes remaining unrung by
the ringer.
The world does not care for the
songs unsung in the soul of
the singer.
What use to mankind is a pur-
pose that never shone forth
in a doerl
What use has the world for a
loving that never had winner
nor wooer?
The motives, the hopes and the
and the schemes1 that have
ended in idle conclusions,
Are buried along with the fail
ures. that come in life Of
illusions.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16
Banks.

A Troy (MO.) capt. alist, under
the impression that Paris has
no Bank. wrote the Appeal the
first of tine week in regard to
advisability of starting one. He
had looked over many neWspa-
pers and thought the absence
of a Bank advertisement IN the
Appeal and Mercury an iudicaA
ton that Paris was without such
an institution. The truth is,
we have two strong Banks and
another in process of orgauiza-
ton. Although both local pa
pers are liberal patrons of these
banking institutions they not
only refrain from advertising
but insist on buying their sta
tionery, checks, ETC., from city
concerns. The new Bank, il is
to be hoped, will pursue a diff.
ferent policy. Paris Appeal.
1t is the same way with Mon
roe City Banks and we have
some times thought that possi-
bly, they have such a soft suap
that they. instead of seeking
publicity and hustliug for more
business are keeping mum on
what they have,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16
Right Breathing
Cures Catarrh.
Simple Way to XIII Catarrhal Germs 10
. Nose, Throat aud Lungs,

Simple Way to XIII CatsncIlaC GeFms ia
Nose, Throat aud Lungs,
The only natural and common
sense method known for the
cure of catarral troubles is
Il 20 mel. 1t is breathed through
an ingenious pocket inhaler, so
that it's indicated air reaches
the most remote air-cells of the
nose, throat and lungs, killing
all catarrhal germs, soothing
the irrltated mucous membrane
and restoring a healthy condi-
tion.
Hy-o-mei goes right to the
spot where the catarrhal germs
are present in the nose,, throat
aud lungs and destroys the
germs so that perfect health is
soon restored.
A complete Hy-o.mei outfit
with inhaler costs but 81. 90 and
is sold by L. M. Wood under
guarantee to refund the money
unless the remedy gives salts
faction.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

DIR. and Mrs. e. Z. Luke, of
Coin. Iowa, have been spending
several days 10 this city with
Mrs Luke's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H G. johnson. Delia's
many friends are always truly
glad to have her with them,
Miss Mildred Drescher, of st.
Louis has been visiting her
grandfather, Judge w. B.
Drescher
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-05-16

Otis Webb, of Chambersburg,
Ill, is back at his old home once
again aud working for Yowell
5addlery Co