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VI TOM0BII.IGS

FOR SALE Abbott Detroit Special
roadster. lights and starter. GOOD
buy; 1915 Buick C25; demonstrators
at bargain; 1914 overland spas
scn"er, snap, good tires; 1918 En-
pire 5-passenger. excellent condition;
model l6 Buick, best Buick buy i'm
the valley; Model 2G Buick road
stcr. snap II taken at once, 1916
Chevrolet Baby Grand. bargain;
1914 Studcbakcr, electric lights and
starter Model %, 1911 Chalmers
Master SiN, wire wheels, the car
YOU have been looking FOR; 1910
hudson, stripped roadster. a bargain;
19ll cut down Overland roadster,
electric lights and starter. Michigan
Touring car. good tires, snap; MaN-
well special roadster demountablc
rims. Come in and talk over our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN. J. NJ
IIARCLEROAD Il SON. Sixth and
state TO
WILL TRADE my llrit touring car for
good town lot or good paper, or
will sell for cash and give terms A..
A. Anderson. phone SiW.
FOH SALE cheap. good Ford touring
car. T.. A. Allen. Oregon hotel
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ron HENT-REAL EsTArE

FOR RENT For cotton for share of
the crop or t1r cash, SO acres I milo
from llob"r- l3 acres NOW i'm cotton.
Address owner, J. L. Yodcr. l2ng
south Flower street, Los Angeles.
cal l73
leOK KENT 80 acres of soft land. al
lcveling Tor tho first years rent. viii
lease for ) years, miles north of
Meloland. X. d. Darhauian, El Cen
tro. x1Tu
FOR RENT, unfinished or furnished.
house. . rooms, large screen porch,
closets and bath. Inquire $50 Park
avenue.
FOR RENT 22o acrcs for cotton or
barley, $. T.. Brawley \. =. Fell x172
For RENT broom hous" al 52S olive
street. See owner. 5G& Brighton
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LOST. srnANEn OR STOLEN

LOST Dull green ovcrcoat with stripe
flee. MI
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roR RENr-KooMs AND APPS.

FOR RENT Two-room houscIlcepinc
apartments. furnished, SIS per month.
779 Park Ave.
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TYPHOID
/ n no more necessary
than s IN a lpoT. Army

eacy. and harml essn-ss. Of Anitypnoid Vaccination
Be vaccinated NOW by your physician, you ard
your famyt It Is more vital than house insu, 7nce'
Ask yom physician, druggist, or send Tor Have
rou had Typn, id1" telling Of Typh old Vaccine
results rom use and danger from Typhoid carriers
TIE CuTTeg LABORATORY 6E2htltl Z Al
-soo--lt- .A-:lS-s : sts ~ MIS- 3 SO. --
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

I'll CENTRIC LODGE, No. 315.
T. knights of Pythias meets every
Tuesday at Is. of Z. hall, corner
Fifth and Main streets.
j. STANLEY BROWN, c. C.
II. II. WEBB. X. of II. & s..
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MIISItIA NS

+ L. ELSER, PIANO TUNER, with
King Music Co. All work guaran-
tecd. 553 Main st Phone 50.
Ethel M.L.ChcStnut. coloratura soprano.
teacher of voice, 563 Olive. phonc27SW
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HELP MNNTIGD
G.. B. FOLSOM
MODERN SANITARY
PLUMBING

Estimates Furnished
El Centre. Cal. Phone 80
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PHYSICIANS
DIR. =. -. II CkETr
PHYSICIAN AND SURG icon
Office Davis Building
office Hours. 10 a. m. to - m, . p. IN
10 = m. Phone sly.
DIR. ". \. UEFFERNAN
Specialist Eye, Ear, NOSE aud Throat
office in Davis Bldg, III Ccutru, Cal
Tcleph one 233.
DIR. LYNN II. HLAkESLiE
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Diseases of Women
y Ray and Electro Therapeutics
Hours. o TO l.. to -
calls made To any part of the valleV.
Rooms - ~ Sec. Bank Rldg. T"l 1872.
DIR. :. y. EII.IuTr
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Opera House Building
office hours. Ia to T. 4. M, To p y. m
Residence. Barbara Worth Hotcl
VETERINARY SURGEON
DIX. N.-E. GRNN
calls answered promptly
office, Depot stables. 37l Main. Phone
81. lei Ccntro.
Residence, III orange
LAWYERS
JAS. W. GLASSFORD
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Ell CENTRIC, CAL.
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ron sALE-I.EAL HsrArr

NOTICE DO You want TO buy % or
io acres of the riunst Aou Land n,
the valley Ecm FL Ccutro. decided
Watef-st9cked and i'm crop. at cash
price and on easy terms. Also rough
land. very cheap. or Will EiNc band
for leTelIne. This D. "a tine chance.
to seeur" home. Address Boz TO.
ross hlIl't. IGg
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.NTIGD-LINE STOok

WANTED o. l. c. boar, weight l..
- 20o. Address Earl Crane, EoN II
Route !, Imperial NJ;
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foR SALE-An extra good dairy prop
osition bringing $500 per month in
come. Price $4,000 ON terms. }. q.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17

On the morning of November
oath, 1915, Bro. Fruits remains
were consigned to the grave in
the Bluff City cemetery. With
very interesting ceremonies a
mid relations and friends, by
the members of the Corinthian
Lodge No. 448.
Therefore. be it resolved that
the members of said lodge
extend to the bereaved family
their deepest sympathy. and a
copy of this be furnished the
wife of the deceased brother and
also be published in the Nevada
County Picayune and Masonic
Trowel.
w. r. Dewoody,
Jesse Bradley,
P. c. Upton.
Committee.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
IN MEMORIAN

The death angel, the grim
monster, visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Taylor and took
from them their sweet little babe.
Alvah D. Taylor was born April
Is, 1913, departed this life Oct.
Is, 1915.
The dear little boy was his
parents joy. He was idolized
by all who knew him. He was
a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Carnage. He was much low
ed by them. He was amiable.
very apt, quick in mind and
lively. Light hearted little Al
yah is gone. How sad it makes
US all.
We are left to mourn. 1t is
our loss but heavens gain. He
will be happier now than in this
life. Alvah has gone to dwell
with Jesus. When papa and
mama go to press the pillow of
death Alvah and Gods angels
will say, Come mama and papa
and go home to Jesus with me. y
May God help them to live the
life and walk in the path that
will lead them to bow at the feet
of Jesus. May they strive to
meet sweet little Alyah in a
better land where there is no
more parting, no more tears.
God will dry all tears away,
Sweet little darling,
Light of the home,
Jesus is calling, calling you
home.
Written by his grandmother,
Monte Carnage.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
BLUFF CITY

We are having cold weather
this week.
Everything is beginning to
open up and look like Christmas
is near at hand. Lookout. Santa
Claus is coming. / saw him the
other day aud he told me he was
And if he does not come ! viii
hang my old sock up with a hall
dozen holes in it.
Prof, P. r. Guntharp was in
Arkadelphia last Saturday and
returned home Sunday.
The members of the Christian
church at Bluff City are prepar-
ing to build a large church in
Bluff City. The building will be
40X60 feet. They will begin
building after Christmas.
Wallas Adams, near Wheelen
Springs, died last Friday morn
ing and was brought to Bluff
City Saturday and buried at 2:30
O'Clock p. m, Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Smart,
of near Wheelen Springs. Our
sympathy goes out to the be-
reaved ones.
There was preaching at the
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17

Baptist church last Sunday by
Rev. Brag Adams.
Bluff City expects to play Chi,
dester again Saturday. Next
week they intend to make tour
over Nevada county. They eX-
pect to play Gale, Laneburg and
Emmett while on their tour.
Jessie Carter, Rev. Wilkie
Moore and Bynum Starnes went
to Rosston last Saturday to at
tend the Teachers Association.
The report was only few teach
ers attended.
We had a very interesting de-
bate last Friday night. The sub
iect, Resolved, An army should
be increased. Affirmative. c.
J. Askew and j. w. Bradley.
Negative, r. c. Black ard R. G.
Starnes. The decision was 2 to
3 in favor Of the Affirmative.
There will be another great
debate next Friday night. The
subject is: Which is more use
ful-the broom or dish rag?.
Affirmative, Misses .Yerr Gulley
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17

next day he was called upon to
account for his extraordinary
statements, But I didn't say
one musquito would weigh a
pound" he protested; Il said a
great many Of them would. l
think perhaps q million Of them
might do so. " But you said they
bark at the missionaries, per-
sisted his interlccutor. No, no,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
NOTICE

All who know themselves
indebted to me must pay or
make satisfactory arrange
ments by the 18th of Dec.
1915.
J. M. Haltom.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
IN MEMORY OF EDGAR PRUITT

WiSGOIJ, SScll DSot W SoIi iAo"i
our midst Brother Edgar A.
Pfuitt. We make the following
resolutions:
Edgar A. Pruitt was born July
7th, 1889. He was the son OF
the we'll known Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Pruitt. He was an obedl
emf boy from his childhood, and
cary in life he sought Christ
and was in the summer of 1905,
united with the Missionary
Baptist church Of Pleasant Grove
No. l. Bluff City, Arkansas. As
to his devotional life, Bro Edga:
served his Master well, was
ready at any time to administer
to the wants of the poor and
needy and to speak words of
consolation to their troubled
minds.
Therefore, be it resolved that
the Church has lost good and
faithful member. But we trust
that our loss is Heavens gain.
On Oct. Is, 1910, Edgar Pruitt
was raised to the sublime degree
of a Master Mason. AS to his
love and admiration for the
fraternity, it is beyond compare.
Bro. Pruitt was a Mason true,
indeed, and his delight was to
acquaint himself with the princi-
pals set forth. and this he did
with pleasure and enjoyment.
Bro. Pruitt was known as an
active man in masonry, was we'll
informed and stood ready to as
sist in time of need. Bro. Pruitt
was, at the time of his death,
serving Master of his Lodge,
this place he was well able to fill
and was ever ready to show that
reverence due from the creature
to his Creator.
Therefore. be it resolved that
Corinthian Lodge No. 418 has
lost faithful member.
Man dieth, and where is he?
The dust shall return unto the
earth and the spirit to God that
gave it. Bro. Pruitt is not here;
but gone, we trust, to that house
not made with hands, eternally
in the heavens.
Edgar 4. pruitt was man of
noble ambition. Early in life he
set out for an education, pursued
the courses Of the common school
study, and attended the state
University of Arkansas one term,
after which he came home and
engaged in teaching school IN the
free schools of Arskansas, AS a
teacher he proved himself to be
worthy in every sense of the
word. He was deeply interested
in the general welfare of his
fellow man, and delighted to see
the prosperity Of his country
and was a banefactor of the
educational development of our
county.
In the fall Of 1911, Bro. Pruitt
was married 70 NJ $ Willie Cot
tingham, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Cottingham. AS
a husband, he was kind and true.
To this union was born the one
girl, Little Elsie May, whom he
dearly loved. AS a father, he
was ever kind and true, forget
ting not the tie that binds them
so closely.
Edgar and Willie were owed
by all who knew them.
In September 1913, Bro. Pruitt
was attacked by the drea ed
disease, tuberculosis. Having
known the nature Of this disease,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
Get Rid of that Cough. the

pleasantest, most effective RENE
dy we know of is Rexdll Cherry
Cough Syrup. Your money
back if it doesn't satisfy. At
Guthrie Drug Store.
Phone 76.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
Ozan Mercantile Co.
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS.

and RUBY Irwin. Negative,
Misses Jewell Upton and Noyia
Byrd.
McRae make hay everyday.
Hurrah for McRae,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17

A lecturer who protested
against people going to sleep
during his disquisitions on hea-
then lands, would, if he perceiv-
ed any tendency in that direc-
ton, introduce some queer or
startling statement to revive
their tagging attention. On one
occasion, when his audience
seemed rather somnolent, he
Numbered out; An, you have
no idea Of the suffering of the
Englishmen in Central America,
on account of the enormous
mosquitoes. A great many Of
these pests would weigh q pound
and they will get on the logs and
bark as the white men are
passing. "
BY this time all ears and eyes
were wide open, and he proceed
ed to finish his lecture. The
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-17
my dear sir; | said they WOu,u
pet on the logs and on the Dam
You misunderstood me.
COLDS g. LaGRlPPE

6 or 6 doses 666 will 6 9TJdds
any case of Chills & Fever liver liver
& LaGrippe; it acts on l us not
better than CsIomel and d- oo'
eripe or sicken. Price zoc'
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LIFE WAS A TRAGEDY.
SAID IOWA WOMAN

/! Mrs. William Gutenberg of Monte
yuma. Iowa, suffered from stomach
troubles for long period. She grew
weak as result Of the failure OF her
digestive processes. She was always
tired
Then came Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy and showed her the way back to
health again.
The first bottle, the very first dose,
put Mrs. Litzenberg on her feet. She
wrote:
Il have taken four bottles OF your
Wonderful Remedy. I can't be thank
full enough for 1t. I must say that it
is the best medicine that ever tried.
81 was so weak that did not think
life was worth living-had no appetite
everything ate worked against me,
but now I can eat anything at all that
looks good. I feel so strong-haye
been able to do a good days work
ever since took the first bottle
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating. pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned.
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board points, to the datriment of in.
terror sections of the country, the dan
gers menacing its commercial and
manufacturing interests thereby. are
so grave as to demand immediate and
serious consideration by the shipping
pubic of the Mississippi valley.
AS the only available and the OBJ
Vious protection against these dangers
Is the use of the Mississippi river and
It's tributaries for freight transporta-
ton. on through bills of lading, with
out break of bulk, we feel fully justi-
ned in calling conference of ship
pers to consider this important mat
ter
The conference will be held at
Dubuque, Iowa, on Wednesday. June
8, 1915, at 1000 a. m.
"As it's purpose is not to promote
any particular company or enterprise
of any kind, solicitations of such char
acter will not be in order.
The sole object of the conference
Is to bring shippers of the middle
west together for the purpose of dis
cussing and solving the problem which
now confronts them; and the dele
gates will control the meeting.
Because of the vital interest of the
shippers of every community in the
matter for which it is called, we urg-
emily request that as many of your
representative shippers as possible at.
tend the conference. We ask that the
accompanying blank be filled out with
the names of delegates who will at
tend and mailedNto the secretary not
later than May 22.'
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executive Committee Upper M'''''-
.juOi River Improvement Assoeia-
ton Wants Delegates at
Dubuque, June 9.
FOR SELF PROTECTION
pv.r cities and shippers in This
valley Must Protect Them
selves From Dis
elimination.

The executive council Of the Upper
Mississippi River Improvement asso-
ciation has issued call for confer
once to be held at Dubuque, Iowa, on
wednesday,, June 8, at 10 O'clock. The
conference is called for the sole pur-
mise Of bringing shippers Of the
middle west together for the purpose
If discussing and solving the prob
lens arising from the fact that the
s,aboard points are reaping the bene-
fl of the new transportation rates via
the panama canal, to the detrinent
Of the interior cities.
Banks are being sent out with this
special call, and the secretaries from
esc, of the districts are asked to send
the names and the number OF dele
gates to l. B. Boswell of Quincy sec
retary of the association, before May
o. !,
y The executive council in the Official
call makes the following statements:
sowing to the disturbed transporta-
ton conditions arising from the new
rates via the Panama canal, whereby
nearly all benefits of the canal are
accrung to seaboard. or near sea-
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"A Secret Whose Results Can BE Seen
~ Your Mirror in Short Time"
Practically tried them all. Besides, a
sam peautifying cream should be used
more literally than is usually done,
pat 'ils is expensive. The result is
.nst the average woman must pay. a
piiee out OF all proportion to the eff.
. .ee. produced. There is one formula
"Aich produces most exquisite results
u very short time. There is moth
~: which can equal it in this regard.
,an one tablespoonful of glycerine
ano one ounce of zintone in a pint of
81 his makes over pint of the
Fam. many times more than you
, mpala nave to pay for prepared creams
s wush Iail to produce the result de-
ny ~ a a short time you will find
az sra l.svery blemish and freckle. and
- niuddlness and sallowness will dis
n rppear 70 give way to an absolutely
~ aiEs. Unit, purity and clearness Of
~ te skin The zintone can be secure
At any drug store.
81 MOS H.-You are fretting too much
res. nose wrinkles. You can now
dis s. assured of making a wonderful
sbor. n in your appearance in a
mn, ,' time; by using the following for
The u Is peculiar that the deeper
so coo wrinkles, the more remarkable
mo - 10 be the effect. 1t rounds out
mir .h: IN surprising way. You
~ .ais al homo in a few moments.
ta az nan pint of hot water, add two
|onnesspoonfuls of glycerine and two
iorns OF eptol. The cream tina. is
on, e t;,, should be used daily in liberal
ia n'a You will find this not only
cres lure economical than the prepared
fact 5 sola, but far more effective, in
sults ~ many cases know the re-
- nave been almost unbelievable.
eo W. p. mo matter how hard
sosn s,uo the scalp and what kind of
to ro,s YOU use, you will never be able
eyro, nloVe dandruf. A teaspoonful of
1 naa,, ~ haif a Gun of hot water has
r,issolsn'ar chemical action. In that II
dandr,asss all fatty accumulations and
shamrnll scales. As a head-wash and
atbar oG u simply has no equal. The
eavea IS wonderfully rich and IL
araoI 9 me hair easy to do ND. Enough
Bid ho ,or about dozen of tllcse splen-
hrusn . s. can be secured at anv
sure at moderate price.
Ill Constant liair-falling
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Edward T. Holt.
The funeral Of the late Edward T.
Holt was held from the house yester-
day afternoon. The services at the
residence were conducted by the Elks
while the Eagles had charge of the
services at the grave. During the
Elks services. the eulogy was deliv-
cred by the Hon. Edward W. Nc
Manus. The services were very beau
tiful. The burial was in Oakland
cemetery. The pail bearers were A.
ID. Dunlap, Harry Blaisdell Charles
F. Miller, Joseph Blank. Thomas w.
Connery and Ed. S. Lotion.
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"A Queenly Complexion in a
Few Days Time and ne o,ss' Secret.

valeska Suratt, the Theatrical Star
Gives Some Of the Secrets Which
Have Made Her Famous for Her
Self-Made Beauty.
\ BY MISS vALESkA SURATT
DEAUTY is more matter of Skin"
y these days, than anything else.
For this reason beauty ID more easy
to attain now than it has ever been
before Yet there are millions OF .wom-
en- who are positively making it hard
for themselves, and might say. too,
that the thousand and one prepare
tons sold for the purpose of beauti-
flying the skin help to make 1t hard
instead Of easy for the women them
selves. The trouble is that the ingre-
dents are nearly all the same, and
when you have tried one you have
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means early badness. You can pre-
vent it quickly and absolutely. Hair
tonics are of very little, if any, value,
against this condition. A mixture of
one ounce of beta-quinol with half
pint of water and a half pint of alco-
hol, or full pint of bay rum instead
II desired, will when literally used do
in short time all that you have tried
to do for many months past. This
gives intense nourishment to the hair
roots. gives wonderful life and vigor
to hair. stops dandruff completely and
you will no longer find handfuls of
hair coming out at every combing.
Try 1t by all means. This makes the
most economical and effective hair
treatment known.
MISS NJ. T.-Steaming the face is
never successful against blackheads.
Dieting will do no good. It is also i'm
possible to pinch out all the tiny
blackheads. but you may remove them
all In few moments, much to your
surprise, by simply sprinkling powder
ed neroxin on a hot wet sponge and
rubbing the blackhaads with it. You
will find that the blackheads have en-
tirely vanished, even to the most min
ute ones. This is a formula worth
remembering and using. 1t never
fails.
DEBORAH G. S.-Dissolvins away
superfiuous or wild hairs is the only
way to remove them. You simply in
jure the skin by using the burning
depilatories usually sold. BY using
simple sulfo solution the hair is COM
ptately and thoroughly dissolved away,
no mark or red spot is left and no one
can tell you have used anything for
removing superfuous hair. No matter
how stiff, or soft how heavy or light
the hair, or whether the skin is ex-
trsmely sensitive or not it removes
the hair perfectly and in a few mo-
ments. Your druggist will supply you
with the simple sulfo solution, or if
he hasn't it. get the sulfo powder
which you simply wet with little
water just before you apply it.
WITIING.-If ANYTHING can develop
the bust this certainly should, as it
has been very successful in many
cases. though of course you know that
development cannot always be assur-
ed. Add two ounces of ruetone and
half cup of sugar to half pint of
cold water Mix thoroughly and take
two teaspoonfuls after each meal and
at bedtime. I would not advis., the
use of tablets. pills, or mechanical in
struments. The formula given above
Is perfectly safe
MRS. ALICE NJ G.-I used to hunt
in vain for a face powder that had no
chalkiness. and that would be prac-
tically indetectible. so had my own
formula made up and use none other. |
1t in now obtainable at drug stores. as
: Valeska Suratt Face Powder" 1t is
exquisitely fine. smooth and velvety-
it will be surprise to you.
SOPPY-Instead of having your
hot and wrinsing wet from
your garments faded and ruined in /
aud have the arm-pits as naturally /
fresh and dry AS the back of your
hands If you will simply use hydro
spiraticn and other body odors at once
MRS. r. y. CT am sorry to learn |
that you were unable to get the simple
sulfo solution at the drug store. My /
will see that you get it. how
sver. if you will writo Secretary to
valeska Suratt. Thompson Bldg. Chi
ago" and enclose the price, which is
me dollar.
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First ,nd Second choices.

Topeka Capital: The crowd at d
hall game wants to see the home team
win. Next to that, 1t prefers to see
the umpire injured
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Chance for Parody
Des Moine5 Tribune: II Didn't
Raise My Boy to be Drunkard.'
might rrove a good title for a balla !
in England just now.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.

.s-..4 PHYSICIAN.
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b PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once. M-sonic Temple. Residence
Hotel Iowa.
ONCE IIours-l0 to IL q. M, 2 70
3 p. M: evenings. 7 to 8: Sundays.
ii to p. m United States civil ser
vice examiner.