Garfield County Democrat. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1902 Page: 7 of 8
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K«Elun<r oldest rhj.l,| n.
England's oldest physician, Dr. J w
Edgar, died recently at Monkseaton at
the ago of ninety-nine years. He i,ad
two brothers, also doctors, who died 1 i i .• r.
at ninety-four and ninety-three and a 'ItereSiing Figures On the Manu
third doctor brother cut off at eighty
THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE, 'old joe. the night watchvan
I From the Pall Mall Gazette. London.)
Oklnhoma state
fSw and picture P,"!,!lnt Bn" «•
tailon. It l made frnS°K ls only an lm!
ter, and not Tom ts' .!'™"2, ,,n<l "PH
There is another articlelfo'J 'eaf
Imitated, and that very n,,Jch
Bitters, the celebrated^fnrni, s'<"nach
Indigestion, dyapcSsIa for
loudness, and live? M £5lf ll>ation' bn"
Beware of roun'crfait kidney oubles
genuine mi.th|v®1,"*bS'The
over the neck of the botUe! * ®Ump
It's funny that people are not In the
«<vim when society throws them over
board.
Lessens the Tout of Grain.
It Is said that automobiles have
cheapened the cost of harvesting grain
Jn the immense California flelda that
wheat can be raised at less actual c6at
than in the Argentine Republic,
File, and Iltmt Kpreurt I)ileo,c.
Typhoid fever in South Africa has
been spread largely by means which
sanitation could not cope with the
germs being conveyed into food and
water by flies, and the dust which nor
vades everything.
Hoff Fattened on Wheat.
Grant Hallett, of Hush county, has
marketed thirty fat hogs which were
fed nothing but wheat. On commenc-
ing this feed. Mr. Hallett weighed the
hogs, as he did again when he mar-
keted them. The difference in weight
showed that he received cxactly $1 a
bushel for the wheat which they had
consumed.—Kansas City Journal.
loK Up.
VTT-EIOIITH
facture of Liquors.
BEER FIGURES LEAD THE LIST.
Washington, Jan. 27.—The census
preliminary report on the manufacture
of liquors in the United States in 1900
shows tlie following results, with per-
centage of increase:
Number of establishments, 2,849; in-
crease, 48 per cent.
Capital, £4r>7,074,087; increase, 70 per \
cent.
Wage earners, average number, 44,- !
417; increase, 23 per cent.
1 otal wage, 828,005,484; in creata 20 i
per cent.
Miscellaneous expenses, $183,099,730; >
Increase, 01 per cent.
Cost of materials used, 870,512,043:
screase, 12 per cent.
Dobnte on the Phil
millet
The
i in the «
. the Pi
eport «.pt
Hp/
tariff bill oom-
a majority
it from the ootn-
nbUtihiMg a department of
commerce was under consideration during a
wP°r!lon 0 the session. The depat-tirent*
which will i e most uflected by the transfer or
o r'inn bureaus; to the new department are the
, treasury and the inter or departments. The
ticasury department has 4.414 employes in
Washington and the inter or has t shi each
having a greater number titan all ihe'other de-
partments combined.
Delegate flynn, bv bill, askn that the Oklu-
homaft Western roilwayt-e Klren rlcbt of wuy
through the Fort Sill reservation.
The bouse spent much tiin.- In debatlnc the
urgent detli-iencv bill. An item earrvlilL's .At
(M l tor a military IW-I nt Man! nrcunl ■.! mtii-h
time in debate. 'Ihe matter of providing enter-
tainment for the German prince was talked
over ut kome length.
TWKRTT-Vir.th DAY.
Ths Philippine tariff bill was further dis-
iffla"10" "" 8 ■,ubie
Senator Lo.Ik'c appealed to congress to deal
with questions as they might arise, and not lo
give mortiriues on an uncertain future.
Ihe bennte passed Senator Burton a bill au
.'the Rock Island — <■
souri river ut St Joseph
How often cn returning homo lato
Oil a dreary winter's night has our
■ympathy gone out to tho poor old
night-watchman as he sat huddled up
over his rage fire, overlooking the ex-
cavalions which our city couucil in
their wisdom or otherwise, allow the | ^oe-
different water companies to make go
frequently in our congosted streets.
In ail weathers and under all climatic
conditions, the poor old night-watch- I >v'
man ls obliged to keep watch over the ' Anvliru'-Klst
borne men are so thoughtful they
l>uv boxes of cigars for their wife's
birthday.
AKE Vni'K CI.OTIIKS FAKEDT
Use Red Cross Rail Hluo and make then
whtto again. Large 3 oz. package, 5 eent*.
It's the chronic kicker who blubs hi
pound. _
4 ('lira for the Toliaoo llal.lt.
u'r\'' 'V'v V U'' High street, lies Molnna
roil a harmless ami Inevpen-
tureil her hltsl.iin,! ami liemlrei'a "h "tilers'
companies' property, and to .e*"thai I l,1~
the red lights are kept burning. What I With the dealer in
a life, to be sure; what privations and
hardships; no wonder they have aches
and pains, «;>:eh nothing but St. Ja-
cob's Oil can alls,late
"Old Jo<
to tha amount or it per cent of the asse
figures malt liquors show the larirer (2,r^ 1,101 ?''.ll,n.',,rs
amount of capital, being S-Uj'284 40s 1 Inillan Territory ":i'h'S SmII"!!™
while distilled liquors employ a capital !
of 832,.151,1)04; and vinous liquors a
•apital of 89,836,015.
Value of products, 8340,615,150; in- ' 'iSV1'1',.1^*."'1 10 b^11*0 th« Mis-
crease, 18 per cent. .
1 hesc items include both distilled ' woaM grant tho two school'Yistrttaaiif^Mahi?
malt and vinous liquors, of the total | 'ofl°ti'„8U.e.^3
I a statohood bill for
staio.
to make
ath or life im-
urgenoy detlelenry bill in ite hoMe.WMr.nslbley
The other of tin. Mmim . i ■. 1 if L!.'n 0l'J">!-eil euterinn ut this time ui, on Ir-
tne elassined Items i rigntion sohemes In the West, lie based h s
given, are of about the same nercentaw I j;''!1,"jent tipon thc ileeltni' in value of Eastern
as is that of the capita, ctnpl^d. : ™
THIBTIKTH DAV.
Antl Kverythlne Reapertab|«. , ;e"'"p '"<i net take up the Philippine
Cincinnati. Jan. vs. The National I bffi ^eommereo
ibcrty party was oreanize.l her.. l,v ' i Lress t'' v°r h""rs' with
A wt « ,8« representatives from "all parts of the i VeveT^S' "n* bl"^"Sourt t'beV
in Nef Yo^ gavaWh°emrahnuSbeandPOarasr',y C°"nt''''V' Th" ^ new '
prise party SVZoZS "on' hU ZT ^ ^
" 113 1 f"r th« seperation of the church and
state to tho extent of abolishing chap-
lains in the army and navy, legisla-
tive bodies and all public institutions,
the taxation of church property and
abandonment of Sabbath observance.
Ihe National Liberty party is the
amalgamation for political purposes of
Free Thinkers, atul it is more distinct-
ly in polities than the American Sec-
ular Union. The Free Love element
was not admitted into the organization,
but the women suffragists Were admit-
ted.
Jond hand goods
• t is Dover too lute to mend.
" Dear Mrs. Pink ham :_j fp]t
discouraged two years a^o, I had su7
other "♦Ith kidn7 troubles and
other complications, amf had tukon so
much mi-dicine without relief that I
he~an 1,1 tlunk there was no hope for
£' . ?''!?. h" to me, bat
what is life without health ? 1 wanted
to be well.
This Will Tnfore*t Mother*.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, used hy Mother (iray, a
nurse in Children's Home. New York
cure Feverishness. Teething Disorders]
Stomach Troubles and destroy worms
At all druggists'. 25c Sample FREE
Address Allen S- Olmsted, LcRoy, N. Y.
The man with fringe about the bot-
toms of his trousers has a poetical look.
ia in the employ of th*
Lambeth Water Works, and is well
and favorably known. He has been a
night-watchman for many years, in
the course of which he has undergone
many experiences. What with wet and
cold, he contract d rheumatism and scl-
aiiea, which fairly doubled him up, and
It began to Ic a serious matter for old
Joe whether • would much longer be
able to perf oi his duties, on which
his good wife and ] msclf depended
for a livelihood; but a it happened, a
passerby. wl ad fo. some nights no- j
J° lminftl1 conditlon- Pr«* i PUTNAM KADRUSI8 DYES color
sented him with a bottle of St. Jacob's j > '. wool or cotton perfectly at one boil-
aild told lilm to me it. Old Joo e Sold bydruggists, 10c. per package,
followed the advice niven; ho crawled j Most menTlnsTeld
Mr* Wlnilow'f Sootliint; Syrup
1 he friends of your prosperity are
the enemies of your adversity.
birthday. It took the form of a din-
ner, to which twelve married couples
sat down. The cost was $150 a plate.
The greater rortion <:f the eo.U was for
music and flowers. The dinner itself
was one of tlie most elaborate
served In New York.
As an offset to a large loss by fire,
James Ross, a colored farmer livin '
near Blackwood, New Jersey, is in
cllned to rate his dog. Koss' house
and barn were burned, but, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer, his iIdr escap-
ed. The dog was chained to the barn,
but when the heat got unbearable the
sagacious animal dug a deep hole and
hid himself in it. The po?t lo which
the dog was chained fell over the hole
and protected him. Aftei-the fire tho
dog was found not even singed.
True Gratitude.
The following recently appeared
among the obituary notices of the
Dublin Independent: Smit—On the
28th inst.. Amy Jane Mary 9mit, eldest
daughter of John and Whlllemina
Smit, aged one day two and a half
hours. The bereaved and heartbroken
Parents beg to tender their hearty
thanks to Dr. Jones for his unremit-
ting attention during tile illiuvs of
the deceased and for the modi
brevity of his bill. Also to Mr. Wil-
son for running for the doctor, und to
Mr. Robinson for recommending mus-
tard plaster."
_ Nothing is so regular as tlie happen-
ing of the unexpected.
ypu wish beautiful, clear, whito clothes
uso Red Cross Bali Bine. Lari'e '
pacsage, 5 cents.
-JL
■ want the things lie can't get.
lj^ In Winter rue Allcirn F<io
"i * P°W(l«r. Your feet feel uncomfortable.
« nervous, and often cold and damp. If
I you ,havo Chilblains, sweating, sore feet
1 or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease
Dor X a11 druS£'sts and shoe stores
r25c. Sample sent FREE. Address
Allen b. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Is an inquisitive person always
questionable character.
For opening It enervations in Okla.
Washington. Jan. 27.—Indian Agent
Jensen is here with a delegation of
Otoe, Missouri and I'onca Indians from
Oklahoma, who want to be heard pro
and con on the question as to the open-
ing of such of their lands as have rot
been taken as allotments, or which
have been released by the death of
their Indian alloteos. These lands com-
prise nearly 100,000 acres. There is
considerable demand for their opening
to white settlement. These and the
Osage lands are the only Indian lands
in Oklahoma not yet open to settlement
Or. Klxoy Appointed.
Washington. .Ian, 38.—Rear Admiral
William K. Van Kepen, chief of the
bureau of medicine and surgery, closed
an active career in the navy extended
a peril,ti of forty yearsan.l includ-
ing service in the war of the rebellion
and the Spanish war. He goes on the
retired list with the rank and pay of a
!l'or rear admiral, corresponding to
that of major general in the array. He
will be succeeded as ehief of the bureau
by Medical Inspector 1'. M. Riwr.
Danish Treaty Ready.
Copenhagan. Jan. 2.-..—Autlwrit v to
sign the Ihnislt West Indies treaty was
caulotl 1.1 the Danish minister at Wash-
ington, C. Brun, this afternoon. It is
expected that the treaty will be signed
today or tomorrow. It is understood
here that it will be immediately trans-
J to the senate. Its prompt rati-
fication is expected.
progress made. No objections to the main
was
con-
— fvnun iii details.
w,.JFt tVr?m Vrpsku,nt <-*OI pers or the
A merit an I (-deration of Labor, was read in
w J?? protests against the labor bureau be-
ineroe with the department of com-
!lr,'s WPrV rekindled in the house
Hp p , i m /,v, r Lbr nrjfentde-
ncieacji bill _ of ^00,000 for u military post at
|SUh^eCMuVUS k0,)t the front for
rlnWl.! ^6 ,!iVS was ruled out of
(Tt.erin tho shune It appeared in theblll.be-
if./,rovl(lw' fo/ 11 permanent military
fhfitPr hJ*Sn* -ur<n! by ,l,;lkin(/ 11 Provido for
shelter and protection for soldiers. This
chance brought to its support .Mr. Cummmfrs
'.r,i Li N hoped ho would be
j Araerlcuji Sfers." "';""ed vote ,0 prot,'et
thihtt-fl itst dat.
J**™™10 ^V^tomeO^te consideration
resolution In Honor of Hear Admiral
mi, 5 a"<! felerreil 11 to th.- naval nitalra oom-
5 m, 'be departtnent of eomuierec meanurs
deUnltfpr^esi, m<5°' U'C' sl ss"ion wlthout
The senate tins ponlirmed tli« nominations of
om,.,. „L"; *' re«'iver'" 'he K'ii Kllsher land
opi<" . and os n-Kisicrs K r.^mnl O.
r.. h. u. Brawnier. KlnvtWu. it. Mus-
Alva't""1 A. O'ilihnnt Mnniruni
,7 be senate pass..,] ,, bid authorlzln* tne i-on-
at I "ort QIbson river
I he house passed a bill to Increase salaries
is rusLM?o\T 01 '":iii f,o,n
.^.M^w's'erAf?, .rite'
hftSi WnC7 deficiency bill was completed
wa"defer"ld. WB" Su ",le lUut lts
j8 a bill Id the bouse to stop leasing
At" s i n lhR Kiowa, t'om.'Ltiohi' and
m'i'.'.in C,i a.ns legislation concerning
mining there lias been acted upon.
THIItrr-SEOOM) DAT.
tha|IOii«e?S"- h!*s so tn';'''h, commi tee work
^v<]ueu\mrnmentR,aW'^l'I'(^''V'I>l" ,la>'et' tw'o^ are
n?nM rimri American soldiers in the Phdlp-
de^ocrnu vot^tl forlt? ° ^
vaift'win' i "3e s" ^slon was taken U'i with pr1-
bi' S :: "'"'Y"" at"'"- A, "ll-r the pension
thi «■ w fP "?f .j a month to
tnc wiaow of heaj Admiral Phillip®,
thirty-thihd ijay.
t of a bill introduced by Mr. Steph-
Uf '"9 aero
of beinjf born
are born followers—of women.
There is more Catarm ill tills section or th.
J?."n.!.^'„,.h.'ln. "" ."'her dlaeases put toKether.
home the next morning and bade his leade
wifo rub his aching back with tho St.
Jacobs Oil "a gentleman gave him,"
and undoubtedly bis wife did rub, for
when old Joe went on duty at nlglit ho
met his friend and benefactor, to
whom he remarked: "Them Oils you
gave me, Guv'nor, did give me a doing;
they was like pins and needier, for a
time but look at me now," an.l old '■ the"o3yco£«tHutom7cui^
Joe began to run and jump about like n ' J t4s'm,onfuiWr!f from 1" drops to
young colt. All pain, stiffness and 311(1 mucous surfaces of tin!'^^vAcn?Ull'heyoffcf
Boreness had gone; he had been tell- | SendforXtdars'V.f 111' «<>«■ r®.
lng everybody he met what St. Jacob's i f* J- chunky & Toledo. OhlS*1
Oil had done for him. Old Joe says ■ ' - 7"
now he has but one ambition in life,
antl that is to always to be able to ! I!eilclin(f malteth a man full—but
keep a bottle of St. Jacob'B Oil by him "lpy hllve Mother name for it in Old
for ho Bays there is nothing like it In Kentucky.
the world.
St. Jacobs Oil serves the rich and
the poor, high and low the same way.
It has conquered pain for fifty years,
and it will do the same to the end of
time. It has no equal, consequently
no competitor; it has many cheap imi-
tations, but simple facts like the above
toll an honest tale with which noth-
ing on earth can compete.
Tho Kuiftor's Choice.
The dish dearest to the heart of
U illiam of Germany 13 sauerkraut,
served with sausages and bacon fried
together. We should scarcely like to
apply below the maxim we so often
hear: "Tell me what you eat and 1 will
tell you what you are." The Kaiser
also is passionately fond of beer soup,
made up of potatoes, onions and beer.
The Kaiser's cooks are strictly limited
as regards table expenses, and never
are allowed more than a very limited
sum for ear h person a meal, unless, of
course, there is a state dinner, when |
the allowance is more liberal.
MB8. IiOUISK M. GIBSON.
. E* I'inkiiain'N Vege-
table i.onipountl cured me and made
me well, and that is why 1 gladly
wnte you this, antl pludly thank you)
six bottlee was all I took, together
with your Pills. My headache and
backache and kidney trouble went *
bSLtlft!~>"*' " w « «uPp K I """r to return ; the burning sensation
tiounoed it ti ii,^i?]«u llmlly -v,'ars doctors pro- i ' bad left altogether ; my treneral
hi h'>n|U,h Taa KO lmProv6d I felt as^youni
Sfeno^ha^S^v0"5, !',oll,)KncM it^hrurnbl(* a"iu ^ and liaP^ as at twenty.
uoffif'•aiss.fi'sa",S^S1Rr,SS'SS: « * «. « r.a„gie,
j of the most experienced, write to Mra
1 inkham, Lynn, Mass., and you will
younu
>ty.
Ave., Chicago, 111.—tSOOo'fvftiTlf
testimonial Is not genu Ins.
If you feel that there is anvthiug at
all unusual or puz/.limf ali'out your
case, or if you wish confidential advice
Mrs.
, . you will
be advised free of charge. Ij.vilia IC.
I'inkhaiii's \ ejfelabloCompound
has cured and is curing thousands oi
casea of female trouble.
The Czar
Tho obji
ens (Tex.) to stop J
w. T-i ' Tt the inu.uw acros in
fhn lJiii «l "miino,le-AP Pbe country while
•■toss s'f'" ' "!""" ton-"" is before ron?
of the land po1 the lmilletliate disposition
!L°",!icr<.i /Mo' Introduced a bill author-
^i , Island rtiilroad compunv to nut
so^ri rk'^1/0,1 "r!d*e across tile Mis
sourii i iv« r nt Kunsns Cuy. Ami the same hill
o7l?Cunstt?Ul0(1 'n thG 8®Matc l)y Harris
rhairm;in <>f the St. Louis ex
committee sa'il that congress would
I ?ion?''din,K,P,",nelnent un,:er certain condi-
cions if it should appear that forcirn nations
cannot participate in uwi. but can exhibit Jlber-
I <a yea.r ,ater' there Is no doubt the general
wn-f!?Jn boih houses would be in favor of
lion donar^efar,'th?aVintf ,lPP,"I>|i>itr-d live mil-
n'iHnnoi r trr('!it Pr°jert- "1 course, the
SuZeVZs! government cannot be indifferent toi
U- expected support has come to Flvnn
wh^hSVt thpf°i|0, {Iahoma-from dRm°crat:
s,in^le statehood crowd. TI
solid delegations from Texas and Missouri a
now counted for Fiynn's bill. H
Schley not In Politic*.
Chicago, .Ian. L'H.—Ii,.lir Admin
Schley thrice declared that he had r
intention of entering polities. His re
marks were calculated to set at rest for
all time the political ambitions which
some of his admirers have entertained
for linn. He said that no office, how-
ever high, would tempt him to jeopard-
ize the love which the people of this
country have expressed for him. Tlie
Admiral was given a round of recep-
tions, at each of which he expressed his
gratitude for tokens of esteem and
probation.
Krad ti,© Atlvertlnement«.
You will enjoy this publication much
better if you will get in the habit ol
readmg the advertisements: they will,
some excelW ,interestintf Bt,llly ■«' 'iaT<> found a treasure u
some excellent bargains. Our adver-
sers are reliable and send what they
Bflvprtiep J
Ti dueiire Pound in f>,
Pekiu, Jan.
advertise.
The people who neglect to make hay
while the sun shines cut no ice.
THE CLASSES OF FREIGHT.
No one has ever attempted to'enu
merata the various kinds of person:
carried in passenger cars on a trans
continental railway—such as how
many men, women and children; how
Mny Whites Negroes. Indians and
c hinese; how mauy natives and for
elguers; or how many Democrats and
Republicans.
In the matter of freight, though, the
various items carried are frequently
tabulated, throwing side lights of
the products, industries and wants of
widely separated communities The
Santa Fe, for example, during the lasi
fiscal year carried 3,430.000 tons of
agricultural products, 1,115,000 tons ol
mimal products, 3.436,000 tons of mln
ral products, 885,000 tons of lumber
,225,000 tons of manufactured arti
leg, 600,000 tons of merchandise and
25,000 tons of miscellaneous stuff
The most Important Items are In order
ttuned; Bituminous coal, wheat, live
tock. lumber, stone and sand, mel-
odise, corn, ore3, fruits and vegeta
I, cement aud brick, flour and cot
|on.
What Is dug out of the ground
quals what Is raised on top of It, An
al products are nearly as lmportaht
manufactured articles. The least
portant item is tobacco. The ship
[ents of household goods exceed tho*'
liquors. Agricultural Implement
ue on a par with wagons and car
rlages.
When you ship anything on the
Janta Fo It finally gets into this an
lual round up.
Jt,
kin.
•Chinese officials
the value of
?er 100,000,000 taels in gold and silver,
oman's q uar-
which was buried in the w
ters of the palace before the court fled
from l'ekin.
The court has granted 5,000,000 taels
annually to 'i nan Shi Kai, viceroy of
Chi Li for the maintenance of an army
of 100,000men in Chi Li province. Yua
hai Ivai has been given practical con-
trol of the army and navy of China and
proposes engaging Japanese instruct-
ors for the army and llritish instruct-
ors for the navy.
The K>iin«>r'ii oift.
Berlin, Jan. 35.-The gift of Emper-
or William to Harvard university will
be much larger than was at lir.st sup-
posed. 'The Emperor's gift consists of
casts and some bronzes, illustrating
every phase of the German plastic arts
from tlie Romanesque period to the
Renaissance. Tlie entire cost of the
collection will be defrayed from the
emperor's private purse and is estima-
ted at about half a million marks.
A Lnbornra' Colony.
Fort Scott, Kan., Jan. 28.—A party
of about twenty people living in t|,e
northern part of the country will leave
next week for the state of Washington
where a labor colony will be establish-
ed. A company has been formed with
I). M. Harris as president. Some of
tlie members of the company have fam-
ilies and the men and women are about
equally divided. The colony will be
established somewhere near Spokane
Falls. They are enthusiastic and ex-
pect to build au important town.
ap
IIll7.iard out Wnt.
Seattle, Wash., Jan. 27.-The first
blizzard in Seattle for several years has
completely tied up all street car traffic
aud generally interfered with business.
Snow, the first this year, is falling
heavily, with no sign of cessation. No
snow fell in Seattle last winter.
Helena, Mont Jan. 27.—A cold wave
covers all of .Montana. In 24 hours the
mercury fell from 2 above to 25 below.
Tile wind is blowing at a general rate
of 'J't miles an hour.
Famous Monastery llurned.
London, Jan. 28.-The correspondent
of the Daily Chronicle says the news-
papers of Athens report that the cele-
monastery, on Mount
burned
r I riroH IIIn King.
wears a ring in which he
Believes Is imbedded a piece of the t
true cross. It was originally one of |
the treasures of the Vatican, and w,
presented to an ancestor of the Czar I
for diplomatic rea-ons. Some years |
ago the Czar was traveling from St. I
Petersburg to Moscow. He suddenly !
discovered that be had forgotten the |
ring. 'Ihe train was stopped immedl- j H
• |tr:!y, and a special messenger sent
nying nack on ati express ei^ine for ,
It, nor would the Czar allow the train - wV
to move until, several hours after-
ward, the messenger returned with the
ring.
I)liibet<*« Curable?
Halo, Ind., Jan. 27th.—In answer,
Mrs. L. C. Bowers of this place has
this to say:
"I had Kidney Trouble which, neg- j
lected, finally ran into Diabetes; my !
teeth al! got loose and pnrt of them !
came out; I passed from one and a
half to two gallons of water in twenty- I
four hours, and such a burning sensa-
tion attended It that I could hardly
bear it. I lost forty pounds in flesh
and was very much discouraged.
"Two doctors treated me and I took
every Kidney Medicine I could hear of,
but got no relief whatever from any-
thing till I began to use Dodd's Kid- 1
ney Pills,
Seven boxes of thig remedy drove !
away every symptom I have men- |
, Bonrrtls.oGarlov
1 pro.llfulljr pr. |l.,„
In* In IfKJl for XI,. ftclla,
Orlsaus Co., Now York, 109
buihrla nar
■xrjwbfo Thuf,
20th Century Onta
The oat luarret, nrotluciag
ymm
feHOIS
UNION MAO
shoes
rroia Ti*) to 800 hut.
Balzer _
praduae
U. fl.
JM'I.. Th« U. ti. Af.flopt.
a* l them tka rirj bait!
Hint pari.
Throe Eared Corn.
!0J to iUi
proButl
Balccr'a
r/i haro.
Wlaivel W'haat
ylel Jt'atu >0 rttati s luit raar
10 bu*. p,r aeia. Wa alao
.1 e'®braietl Muotin-
ronl\\ hent.which jkldad
far#ir (13 bu#. per
WORLD
FOR MEN
pruiuco
,^V
lllMt p
Speltz.
Qraatmt 0.raal food
aaith—to b
ariaolfteeot p,r
Pty.
Victoria Rape
makej It p. i|fa!o
tfi, ahci'i
lof b
«uil/ nrollflo. doea well
"e'jwfcer... Tlu.t
Bromus Ir.ormlB,
^CR^rfj
y/f
Rci'l by c.1 Donsln* Storrnand thohostBhoedPaln
t ry wliere. ( 4LTI011 Th« grnuiiio l.ave VV. I
Douglaa* name and price stamped
bottom.
increase qftalcTtn tablt beiout
838*b I'.ilri.
Msmmevatsm
18! 0PaTrfl*
EWSW.'^SKlTmaKB
i|)oorn Pafi-s.
tho oenfurj. 1'rod
of ha/ an t lata aui lo
rag* br HHplHH
■■Ml |
foiinJ. halzfr'a aaa't la
ntad. That pays.
£10.00 for 10o
lib 70U
(rest (
i lu fa': ui acei
i'H Tu.i'j an4
Haadvd Knic, feciltiie, Krn
Hp.lt!,. I., (fully WflTth ft'•
llrt.OOt if«iiastan) ioi>'tci-r r.-t:
r gr^al ;Atdloc, fur 1 %j poitofl
19011,566,720 I'alrs.
P isfnnii Mora Than Doubled in Four Years.
the rea3qn&
. I.. InnikfUATuakc
Waken and or
more men's 18.00 and
j8.r,pKiio*,ilaii urivmii. t two luan'fH in tlx- world,
i 'JiiK S I'laced Hide by
J!.;®?'.']' P-f n-''1 J®00 ft other makes,are
\° 'T '"8t 22 ''tfy will outwear two
pairs ut ordinary nnd $«.Jio shoos.
Made of the htst Icaihcr , inch-ding Patent
SALZER'S MAGIC CRUSHED SHHl LS
Best Oa earth. Boll ut per 2uo lb. b«s;
|3.75 for 800 JbsjJ3.6o for 1.000 Iba.
-
Pw v. ;* ou are P rr
* a i: k to
nlJ «llaena« a of th« r«rp«>
II. Bend for our 20() pi
WO MONEY
TILL CURED.
posit
book. Kk I I
J WO.VI Ks 'Thue bMk^n?,.*0* °?r ?°° b^ok. Kfl TI TO^I t*'
f^
modern^manner 1v enSi,' ' y are nlade and Io"Jed in a
tloned."
Tho bttfrjar frequently gives a blow-
out and the drummer is frequently on
Ha5 No EQual.
bra ted Saint Paul
Athos in Athens, (ireeee, w
last Thursday night. The prior and
nine monks perished and twenty others
were seionsly injured. The occupants
Of the monastery were sleeping when
the Hre broke out, recording- to the
■ tneus papers, and the monastery it-
self was damaged to the
8100,000.
extent of
tap.
PIBO'S euro cannot be too highly spoken of oa
• cough oure-J. w. o Ukien. 3s! Tninl Av^°
N., Miuucupi/lls, Mlnu., Juu. 0, nygu. '
Fradulent bankruptcy is another ex-
tuple of falst profits.
To rurn .t Cold |„ Ono <lav
Tttke I"Jiat.ivo Promo Qui„i„„ TuI. kh. AP
u«k'i«tM'ofuuii money if it fails to cure. Hoc.
The servant problem will be solved
hen a circle can l p squared.
it Von .Suffer I ron, Klil„«, Trouble
try a i>utt! of Ki-JKLVi;^. N'KJt-V ' \
Cure guaranteed. All drutfBlsts. $100.
Age withers theTody but blossoms
the heart.
Th.. Acme or Food 1'orrectlon
'ua"a,J-
It pays better to sing i„ grand opera
than in Grand Rapids,
JwSSTSi0; prof®?slonal athletes
=,rt .'1 011 f01' a rub-down." it
£0ft.'uS the muscles and prevents sore-
V(fi£$6,W*NTrn'
1
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PREPARED FTOP
LAL?®PY PURP06E5 0N1Y
hMi
Defiance Starrh is the
cheapest laundry starch
—one-thiril more for the
same money, and it's the
best starch made, t. .o
the best inthe world -16
ounces for 10 cents.
If your yrocer does
not keep it send us his
name and we will send
you one trial package.
to bc'^rad tteapiebbOU 01 lh0 ti0ker 18 a'H I WUco Advertise
McatioQ
ir amicte.l with ( T . rTT'~rm'
n.onjjsofi a Eys Wafer
W. N. U— WICHITA-NO. 5—1902.
mcnts Kindly
a PCI.
iuHCO WHiHt AlUrLiAl
Uemt Cuuffh hyruo. fiut
In time. ^o/U tir «ir ;irKi*tn.
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