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ADAPTABILITY OF ANIMALS.
Bow They Yarr Their Food to Salt
Chanced Conditions.
An impression prevails that insects
and other creatures arc so co-related
with their food that they can scarcely
exist unless special food seemingly es-
sential to them is ready to hand. This
is believed true not only of food bnt
of their habits in general. The yucca
and the yucca moth are so closely con-
nected that it does seom as if each is
absolutely dependent on the other
and sne might as well ask what would
the chimney swallow do without
chimneys in which to build its nest
or cherry or peach treo gum with
which to build them.
But just as the Tepetarian would
have to abandon his principles where
there was nothing; in the icy rcfjion
but musk oxen and walrus to feed on
eo animal nature gene rally has tho in-
stinct of preservation to take to that
which first comes to hand when favor-
its resources faiL Tho chimney swal-
low built its nest somewhere before
the white man constructed chimneys.
The potato beetle had its home on the
plains lonjr before it ever knew a po-
tato and the writer has seen the com-
mon elm-leaf beetle feedinp voraciously
in the mountains of North Carolina on
a species of skull-cap Scutellaria
touching apparently no other plant in
localities where elms were absent.
In German town gardens half-starved
bees take to grapes and raspberries.
In the same locality the common robin
has had hard times. There had been
no rain from the 4th of July to Octo-
ber 11 and everything having become
parched long since insects that live
on green food had not increased. The
robins took to green seeds and fruits.
The apples on the orchard trees were
dugout as if by mice. An American
golden pippin with a heavy crop pre-
sented a remarkable appearance with
what should be apples hanging on the
trees like empty walnut shells. In
brief no creature will ignore the
promptings of nature. It will change
its habits when necessity demands.
Jlcchan's Monthly.
II of ale In England.
In England mosaic is an exotic craft
The antique pavements scattered
through the length and breadth of the
country are essentially Roman al-
though in many instances constructed
entirely of local materials; and the
13th century mosaic-work in the shrine
of Edward the Confessor and in the
tomb of Ilenry 1IL at 'Westminister
abbey was executed by Italians pu-
pils probably of members of the
Cosmati family. It is only
in recent years that English
glassmakers have producer an
opaque glass suitable for mosaic
and that English craftsmen have used
it for the decoration of structure. The
naturalization of the craft depends
upon the competence of English master
craftsmen to adapt mosaic to our at-
mosphere to our buildings and to our
sense of fitness. That opaque glass
will stand uninjured for a great
number of years is proved by mosaic!
in Borne and Ravenna erected as early
as the fourth and fifth centuries of our
era. It is true that the atmosphere of
Rome and Ravenna has not the corro-
sive properties possessed by that of
London and of our other great centers
of smoke and population but glass it
made with due regard to the combin-
ing proportions of its ingredients is
Impervious to the action of all ordi-
nary acids. Contemporary Review.
During tho coming summer the
school grounds of Cincinnati will bo
used as playgrounds for children It is
also proposed to provide sand piles for
the youngsters to roll iu.
Nervous
People find just the help they so much
need in Hood's Sarsaparilla. It fur-
nishes the desired strength by purify-
ing vitalizing and enriching the blood
and thus builds np the nervos tones
the stomach and regulates the whole
system. Read this :
" I want to praiso Hood's Sarsaparilla.
My health run down and I had tho grip.
After that my heart and nervous system
were badly affected so that I could not do
my own work. Our physician gave mc
some help but did not cure. I decided to
try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Soon I could do
all my own housework. I have taken
Cured
Hood's Pills with Hood's Sarsaparilla and
they have done mc much good. I will not
be without them. I have taken 13 bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and through the bless-
ing of God it has cured mc I worked as
hard as ever tho past summer and I am
thankful to say I am well. Hood's Tills
when taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla help
very much." Mas. M. SL Messexoxb
Freehold Pcnn.
This and many other cures prove that
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nun
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. AU druggists. I.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co LowclLMass.
HnnH'c pjllc act easily promptly and
nOOUb flIlieaectlTeij.. js cents.
The
Unscrupulous
Merchant
who tries to make you believe
some other skirt binding is as
good as
S
.aftco
..
Bias Velveteen Skirt Binding
should be taught a lesson
buy it elsewhere.
Lookor ' S. 11. & M" en the Label
and take no other.
If your dealer will not supply you
we will.
Sendforsirr.plessowinelibeb and materials.
lolheS.H.&liCoP.O.Box6S9.NevYorkCU.
There is just a little ap-
petizing bite to HIRES
Rootbeer; just a smack
of life and good flavor
done up in temperance
style. Best by any test.
M4tTMTbP HlrnC. F!rfU4tifliU.
A 15c pack; larAc a c2ia&. SUS cfcrrwbo.
THEICELESS;
iiErrilGnitvron
Kers milk butter. ete-
in pood condition usicr
rothing but wsttr ronl-nic b-inc done b ersorit on.
StilmnipforrtUr Irtixss lorpnfe WailfPlI
liEraioEEiTOBCo sr.Lom.Uo. &""" HOMisJ
' eu&uuiLTiaiinnt
two EimnUr.ES U
KllGOLDIJMWM)
rllfl sait ILL olbrr
ST1K 7rs. CrrtSt FEIX. No Money to I nvc E t.
fioRlsK. STICK ltii'SU3isUxi. . Hccljxirt lilt.
ASEHTS HAKE $200o'&
ctint. Ssrtx JS frf rtil In i-x si4 tUap fr !r-8.-1X1.
AKVfJ9 feSrttWKATLMi C0.Sj.pi
Hood
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GRANT'S STATUE UNVEILED.
Cnlon I cacue Club of llroolilrn Hat Krcct-
ed a Xtpautr.
Hkookltx April 27. The fiiie'equcs-
trian statue of Ocu. Ulysses S. Grant
which the Union League club of
Hrooklyn bought for presentation to
this city was unveiled here with im-
posing ceremonies. The veil was lift-
ed from the statue by the hand of lit-
tle Ulysses Grant grandchild of tho
general and third son of Col. Fred
Grant of New York. The statue re-
puted judges say is a beauty of its
kind. It is of heroic size 10
feet high made cf bronze and
weighs 110 tons. William Ordway
Cartridge was tho sculptor. Its
base is a square granite block
22 tons in weight supporting three
similar blocks. The general is repre-
sented in soldier dress his slouch hat
drawn well on his head and overcoat
on. The horso stands with his four
feet firmly planted on the pedestal
head up ears alert. Aside from the
unvc'.ling the great feature of the cele-
bration was the military parade about
6000 men being in line.
BIG FIRE AT CRIPPLE CREEK.
The c olorado Mlnlnir Town Visited by a
KI.OOP.OOO lllazo.
CnirrxE Cheek Col. April 27. Tho
greater part of this town was burned
on Saturday. All the theaters danca
halls and sporting resorts were de-
stroyed together with the post office
the First national bank tho Midland
railroad depot and trestles the Times
newspaper office and manv stores. An
angry woman in a dance hall threw a
lamp at her lover and started the fire.
Tho loss was rouirhlvcstimatcd at over
$1000000.
With 3000 people rendered homeless
in a day of course lodging houses are
in greatest demand and many of these
are rapidly progressing. Fortunately
tho weather is remarkably fine so that
the sleeping in open air docs not en
tail suffering and few have been com'
cum
pelled to do this. Already
the worn
of rebuilding the burned district has
begun and last night by the light of
the full moon nails were being driven
in many houses.
RUSSELL SAYS NAY.
lie
Kcqaests Democrats Not tn Use Ills
Nihdo for the l'resldency.
New York April 27. Tho World
prints tho following signed statement
of ex-Gov. Russell of Massachusetts
in response to a question from one of
its staff correspondents:
I am greatly surprised to hear that the action
ot the Massaehusettc contention has at-
tracted any special attention outside the state-
While 1 greatly appreciate the compliment of
an Indorsement by my state. I am not seeking
the nomination nor am I desirous of bclmr tho
randidate nor do I -wish any movement made
In any stato In my Interest.
On the contrary I have already earnestly re-
quested that no such movement be made In
any other state by friends of mine. II v belief
Is that It Is all Important that when the Chi-
cago convention meets Its delegates should be
absolutely free to deliberate and act clear ot
all Instructions or pleases of even expressed
preferences at least so far as I am concerned.
I don't know that any movement personal to
a: is contemplated. If It Is. I request and In-
sist that it should not be made.
WILL INCLUDE DEMOCRATS.
Tho A. r. A. Investigation of Presidential
Candidates Will Not Mop with Itepub-
lleara. Wasiii.votox April 27. It is stated
on excellent authority that the na-
tional advisory board of the A. P. A.
will soon meet again to pass upon the
religious records of the men whose
names have been mentioned for the
democratic nomination. The records
of Cleveland Carlisle Russell Patti-
son Olney Blond Boies Tillman
Matthews Campbell nnd others will
be gone over and the order will be no-
tified which of these menare objec-
tionable and which can pass over. It is
probable however that the democratic
national convention will adopt a plank
condemning tho order and if it does
the order will have the whole party to
fight.
GOLD WILL TRIUMPH.
Prediction That tho Republican National
Convention Will Declare Acalnst Slltrr.
Washington April 27. The repub-
lican national convention at St. Louts
will declare against the free coinage
of silver at sixteen to one and for gold
as the monetary standard of the United
States according to the platforms
adopted by tho state republican con-
ventions which have been held. The
delegates from states wh have
adopted the gold standard as ae basis
of our currency system number 4C0 or
a majority of 14 over all possible oppo-
sition. Conventions have now been
held in 25 states and in all but five of
: these some expression on the currency
question was made by resolution.
.Estimates Far Apart.
Washington April 27. Thero is a
wide difference between tho estimates
of Joseph Manley and Representative
Grosvcnor on the strength of candi-
dates before the republican national
convention. Mr. Grosvecor claims
that Gov. McKinley now has 444 dele-
gates with 450 necessary to choice.
Altogether 711 delegates have been
elected. Mr. Manley concedes Mr. Mc-
Kinley 250 delegates and claims 161 fot
Reed.
I Agrlcnltnral Jill! Unsigned.
Washington April 27. Tho presi-
dent having failed to sign the agri-
cultural appropriation bill within the
tenuayiimimiDecamea lawaimm-
nicht Satnrdav nipht without his no-'
provah lie was displeased with the
spirit and purpose of some of the sec-
tions but not sufficiently so as tc
veto it
Trrninry Deficit for the Year.
Washington April 27. The treas-
ury deficit for the present fiscal year
will be approximately 525000000. This
is the opinion of officials and other:
best qualified to make an intelligent
estimate of the result of the fiscal
operations of the year.
I'nable to Form a Ministry.
Paws April 27. M. Sarrien minis-
ter of tho interior in tho retiring
Bourgeois cabinet who had been sum-
moned by President Faure to form a
ministry has finally informed Presi-
dent Faure that he finds himself un-
able to form a conciliation cabinet
Stsbbfd and Rolibed by Ilurclara.
I..AFAYETTE. La. April 2(1 Martin
Bernadu a merchant of Scott was
found dead in bed with his hands and
. a a a rTl I
feet tied and his mouth gagged. The '
afe was empty and &G.OO0 had been
taken. The autopsy showed 50 stiletto
wounds about his neck and breast
. .
Vice rreslrtrnt ' U.nchtr to Wed. I
Rloomixoto.v.111.. April 27. The mar-
riage of Miss Julia Stevenson elder I
iausrhterof Vice President Stevenson i
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1UU uuv. iuaiuu mj. ....... .......
tucky son of I. Wat Hardin will occur
it New York Avenue Presbyterian
ehurch Washington May 23.
Klllrd by Mchtnlnc.
Leitcii field Ky. April 2& Joseph
A. Nichols a farmer living near Clark-
son this county was killed by lightr
nine durinjr a thunderstorm. Mr.
Kichols wa3 plowing in the field when
tfc lnn struck him. His horse al6c
was killed. He was 52 years old and s
widower. He leaves seven children.
A Prominent lUllrj.iil 31n Dead.
Kansas City Mo. April 2(3. James
fl. Veitch division freight and passen-
ger agent for tlio Chicago Milwaukee
t St Paul railroad died at the Leepei
louse in Chiliieothe JIo.j this mora-
ng of tvphoUl ferr r.
INDIGESTION.
As a
Result of It Thoro
Many Dl30rdora.
Wore
Tlio Disease 17111 Create tlio Symptoms
of Heart Disease Kidney Dis-
ease Etc.
I'rom Vie Staidard-Union Brooklyn X. T.
Few women have had a inoro miscrablo
existence and lived to tell the tale than Mrs.
Anna L. Kmitu of 311 Pulaski Avenue
Brooklyn. With all thecomrortsthatmoney
aflords. with all tho happiness that many
loviug friends can give the joy of Mrs.
Smith's life was blasted for years bv the
terrible ravages of sickness. Tlio story is
most interesting as told to a reporter:
'I was an invalid for years suffering first
with ono complaint nnd then with another.
My caso was truly that of a complication of
diseases duo to an accident which I received
sorao years ago. Tlio thing which caused mo
tho most discomfort and mado mo offensive
to my family was tho worst caso of indiges-
tion 'imaginable. I mado all around mo
miscrablo by my sufferings and was most
miserable myself. 1 had tlio best physician
we could find and occasionally his pro-
scriptions relieved mo temporarily. But
the rtains and misery would all soon return
again. 1 became desporate and started in
1 to try remedies of which I read. Among
I them were tlio Pink Pills. Their appear-
ance captivated mo instantly for I am a
' great lielicvcr in tho beautiful. I took tho
pills and followed out tho directions to tho
' letter and before many davs I began to feci
like a different woman. "For six weeks I
took tlio pills regularly and I can truthfully
add after that I was as well as any one in
i the family. This change for tho better in my
condition has caused my relatives anil
I friends to take tho pills. We buy them all
i from tho drug store of John Unryca at tho
corner of Do Kalb and Summer Avenues.
I "I assure you it was impossible for mo to
1 1 visit iny'kitchen every day do rar own
' marketing nnd shopping: in a word look
oversee my iiouscnoiuinrxnrce vcars. Tow
after everything conuccted with my home
and family.
"Oh yes I still keep taking tho pills. I
take ono daily after dinner. Prevention
you know is better atd cheaper than cure.
I verily belicvo ono half of tho women
who are suffcrU-g from tho ills which our
sex are heir to would bo up and well if tliey
could Iks induced to givo tlio Pink Pills a
fair triaL I certainly recommend them
! t:i. -i fnO rTtt..rtii i.rt .ii.;n;..n
'lu nut them on tlio market."
Mrs. Smith is a woman of some means
and standing in tlio community and there-
fore har- testimony will bo accepted with-
out iucs -ion by all thouchtf nl people.
Dr. Williams' Pink Fills tor Pale People
contain all tho elements rccessary to givo
new life and richness to bo blood and re-
store sliattered nerve. Thcvmavbo had
. of alldiuggistsor direct by mail from tho
Dr. Williams Medicino Company Schenec-
tady N. Y. at 50c. ier box or six boxes for
FiStf and are never sold in bulk or by tho
dozen or hundred.
ONE WAS A TRAMP.
I'athctlc Little Seen at n Dying Man's
Mile.
The way-train ahead of us had
struck an open switch and been
uilciieil anil two passengers were
; killed outright nnd five or six others
more or less injured. The killed and
injured were lying on the depot plat-
form ns our train came up aud anion'
llio latter was a professional tramp
who had been stealing a ride. After
the doctor had looked him over the
vagabond who had not lost conscious-
ness for a moment smiled faintly and
asked:
"Wall pard what's tho verdict of
the jury?"
"You are badly hurt" was tho reply.
"I know that. I was right in tho
squeeze when the two cars cum to-
i gether. I'm as flat as a pancake.
t ill I ever tramp ajin?
"I'm afraid not."
"Ar' my legs off?"
"No; you are fatally injured how-
ever." "That mcar.s I'm a goner?"
"Yes."
"Wall I'd hcv liked to got over
this and had sumthin to talk about
and brag over buf I ain't doin' no
kickin'. My pard was on tho car
ahead. Was he hurt?"
"No; hero he is."
At that moment a ragged unkempt
and typical vagabond camo forward
and bent over the victim and asked:
"Wall .Tim they sav you hev to go?"
"Yes."
"Howyc feelin' over it?"
"Sorter. No use to kick Tom."
"That's right; you never was no
kicker nohow. Got any friends?"
"No."
"Want word taken to anybody?"
".Vo."
"Kin I do anythin fu? ye?"
The dying man gazed at him for a
moment in silence and then whispered:
"Tom ye ar' the only pardncr I ever
had as knowed tho Lord's prayer.
Jest say it over to me."
The old tramp pulled off his cap and
knelt down and as the score of us un-
covered and bowed our heads ho re-
peated tho prayer word for word aud
with such feeling as astonished every-
body. When he had finished ho rose
up and said:
"That's it Jim and kin I f)o any-
thVV more?"
"Xothing moro for him!" answered
the doctor as he looked down upon tho
palo face. "Your partner is dead!"
Detroit Free Press.
! A Hlnc Island.
J Many coral reef islands in the. Pacific
j are in the form of more or less perfect
i rings or ovals enclosing lagoons.
i Recently a description was presented
I to the Royal Geographical Society of
the ring island of Ninafou half-way
between Fiji and Samoa which is not
a coral reef but a volcanic ring enclos-
ing a crater containing a lake two
t miloe If ilinmpt n. Tinl ttin ci tTii.
; ;sbordered with waUs of Uack
. .i.- s u . .
lava and on the inner side these break
down in cliffs 200 to 300 feet in height
An eruption in 1SSG formed a peninsula
on the eastern side of the lake. 'While
the ocean outside is trembling and
thundering under a heavy wind the
lake remains smooth or is simply
wrinkled with ripples. Youth's Com-
panion. THE GENERAL MARKET.
Kansas Crrr. Ma. April VX
CATTtn-Hest beeves t 3 Y
St 3 85
Mockers 3 00
Native cows 1 00
HOGS Choice to heavy 3 IS
WHEAT-N'o. i red TJ
No. I hard CO
COIIN-No.! mixed. 23
OATS No. 2 mixed 16
ltYE No.i 31
FLOUR Patent per sack 1 90
Fancy 1 7i
3 TO
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il 3 10
73
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23
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O 1 83
fill OJ
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& 49
HAY Choice timothy..
.. II 00
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Fancy prairie..
IlltAN (Sacked)..
HCTTtlt-Choicecrramery....
S4SS"cream
LUui.UOICI!tHiit itti
potatoes
st. LOUIS
CATTLE Native and snirplne
Texans.
nOGS Heavy
sheeir. to choIce
rT-nimfThnir
13 S
11
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20
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WHEAT No.2 red fl
COKN No.s mixed
OATS-No. Smlxed
17 IS
31 (J M
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HUTTEIt-Croamcry- 13 ( lSJJ
LAKU Western fcteam 4 S7;S 4 65
POKIC 803 B37!J
CHICAGO.
CATTLE Common to prime. .
HOGS Packing nnd shipping.
SHEEP Fair to choice
FLOUK Winter wheat
WHEAT-No 2 red
3 6)
325
CI 4 10
C3M
3 M
((3(0
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3 50
63
CORN Na 2
93 SI
19 21
35"i I 37
10 II
4 7.'3 4 95
8 1) 8 S7H
OATS No 2...
HYU
HUTTEIt Creamery
LAW)
POKIv
NEW YOltIC
CATTLE Native Steers
HOUS-Good to Choice
FLOUK Good to choice
WHEAT No. 2 red.
COKN No. 2
OATS No 2
llUTTEH-CreacKry
PUUtWJesi
3 01
3 25
3S.
ft 1 25
43J
3 80
7(l)j 71
37 kS JU
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8100 Reward 8100.
Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure iu
all its stages nnd that is Catarrli. Hall's
Catarrh Curo is tho only positive euro
known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a
constitutional treatment Hall's Catarih
Curo is taken internally acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho
system thereby destroying the foundation
of tho disease nnd civing tho patient
strength by building up the constitution nnd
assisting nature in doing its work. Tho
proprietors havo so much faith In its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any caso that it fails to euro.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. Ciienct & Co. Toledo O.
Sold by Druggists 75c
Hall's Family Pills are tho best
Pent "What qualifies a man to bocallcd
a master of tho fence!" "Well monsieur
he may bo very clever wiz za foils or ho may
bo what you call a mugwump." Brooklyn
Life.
m
A Trinity of Evils.
Biliousness i.ick headache and irregular
ity of the liowcls accompany each other. To
the removal of this trinlty'of evils Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters is specially adapted.
It also cures dyspepsia rheumatism ma-
larial complaints biliousness iicrvonsness
and constipation. Tlio most satisfactory
results follow a fair trial. Use it daily.
"It is queer" said Mrs. Bloochcr "that a
man can tiltccnoush interest In his wife's
letters to open them but not enough to maU
them." Indianapolis Journal.
Fits stopped froo by Dr. One's Great
Nerve Restorer. Xo fits afterlirst dav'susc.
Marvelous cures. Treatise and J trial bot-
tle free. Dr. Kline. tOl Arch St Phila.. Pa.
"Mamma why do they call it the weather
bureau!" "Because the top drawer is gen-
erally in such a frightful mess 1 suppose."
Chicago Record.
Piso's Cntc cured mo of a Throat and
Lung troublo of three jcars' standing. E.
Cadt Huntington Ind. Nov. 12 IXH.
Pnirrnr Fen. Slio (scntlmcntallv)
"Whatpoctrythcroisinflre!" Ho (sadly)
"Yes; a m-cat deal of mv pretty poetry
has pone there." Harper's Bazar.
Ctrsn roit Binn. "What mrdo that X
rays lecturer so mad !" "Somebody worked
him with a piece of boneless codlish."
Chicago l'ccord.
TEAcncn "What is taxidermy!" Johnnio
"I guess I know teacher." Teacher
"Well Johnnie I" Ji.hnnio "It's putting
down carpets." Clovcland Plain Dealer.
Cuiu-"Mr. Nicefello said my face was
classic What is classic!" Dora "Oh
most anything old." Good Xcws.
m
WiiEjf a man has no longer any concep-
tion of excellence above his own his voyage
is done ho is dead. Beechcr.
Paklet and surrender mean the same
thing where virtuo is concerned. Mine do
Mamtenon.
ToMMin "What is a tailor's goose pop!"
Poi "I suppose it Is what he makes duck
trousers on" Yonkcrs Statesman.
He "I am told that your admirers' namo
is lcjjion." S!io (blusliinpl "Oh no. in-
deed his name Is Jones "Brooklyn Life.
Am. men. If tliey work not ns in a great
unhappily for them selves and you. Carlylc
Tun front wheel or a bicycle should bo
called 'Tride" for often it gocth before a
fall. Philadelphia Press.
A vicronT is twico itself when the achiev-
er brings home full numbers. Shakespeare.
The act of worship is among all creation
indigenous aud peculiar to man. Melville.
tmttttvin tfe;j
Loss of opportunity is lifo's greatest loss. Think of suffering with
NEURALGIA Years Years Years!!
1 1 AVhcn tho opportunity lies in a hottlo of ST. JACOBS OH. It cures. 1 1
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Mtft t- -- aB
How it looks.
to the women who wash with Pearlinc ( Up ). when they sec a
woman washing in the old-fashioned way with soap rubbing
the clothes' to pieces rubbing away her strength wearing her.
self out over the washboard! To these Pearlinc women
fresh from easy washing she seems to "wear a fools cap
fyS
f"s S'i
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unawares.
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Greatest
Quantity.
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PLUG
The only brand of strictly
high grade tobacco ever sold for a
low price. Not the large size of
the piece alone that has made
"Battle Ax" the most popular
brand on the market for 5 cents
QUALITY; SIZE; PRICE!.
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FIELD AND HOC FENCE WIRE.
20 33 42 CO or OS inches high. Quality nnd -workmanship tho best.
Nothing oil tho market to compnro vith it. Write Tor lull inrormation.
UNION FENCE COMPANY DE ICAU3 IXI
m- WloWHtKt U US IAIIS. "1 i
gy IltEt Uoush tixrnp. Tcaim OooJ. Ufo Kl
C3 ta tirpa. Poldbr cirpcgleia. p5fl
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of tho
transient nature of the many phys-
ical ills which vanish before proper ef-
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis-
ease but simply to a constipated condi-
tion of tho system which tho pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs prompt-
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millionsof families and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects arc due to the fact that itis tho
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating tho
organs on which it nets. It is therefore
all important in order to get its bene-
ficial effects to note when you pur-
chase that you have the genuine arti-
cle which is manufactured by the Cali-
fornia Pig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health
nnd the system "is rognlar laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease ono
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians but if in need of a laxative
one should have tho best and with tho
well-informed everywhere Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
For T3r Frotection f
we positively slate inai
this remedr does not
contain merenrr ornnr
other tnjnrtous druz.
Nasal Catarrh Is a local
dltcase and is tho re-
mit ot colds and sud-
den climatic chances.
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
Opem and cleanse the
Nasal raire. Allays
Ia.naml lndanitnatlon.
AY-FEVER
llcala the :vrcs. ITo :
f-wl Ihn M-rnhninr
from CoMllpiorrUbePffnMof Taste and Smell.
Tbc Ilalm Is qnicktr abu-Lil ami c1tc relief at
one. lrlee rcintat I)r ;rlftsrbr mail.
ELY llUOrilEIlS. 50 Warren bireetN York.
A SHINING EXAMPLE of what
may be accomplished by never vary-
ing devotion to a single purpose is
seen in the history of the McCormick
Harvesting Machine Co. Chicago.
For 65 years they have simply been
building grain and grass-cutting ma-
chinery and while there are probably
forty manufacturers in this line it is
safe to say that the McCormick
Company builds one-third of all
the binders reapers and mowers used
throughout the entire world.
!ATARSU
hmmm
9 Ut.A.
Everything's in favor of Pearline (? UV?) easier
work quicker work better work safety economy.
'There's not one thing against it. What's the use of
washingin thehardest way when it costs more money?
Highest Smallest
Quality. Price.
ssssW Astr""VV W
Ilrak Sf nt
UrSURl ni f.. mwiur.'
iusii iu.
TXill s Tills PAVia wrj Itc jo. wfc
A. N
K D
1602
irxiKr nriiiTiu to ab EKTi-i:K3 I'ljtss
n.lottut jeu w tbt AilitrlUcwetit La UO
D. M MARRS & GO
A.GEjSFTS.
TOWN LOTS BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
Conveyances Made Etc.
CORRECT CITY PLAT
IN OFFICE.
Can save you money in
buying- city property.
OFFICE:
Upstairs in Skinner Bld'g.
WWBr iiWWMU'W "- II Will mi Mi ii Wl'l
AN IDEAL FAMILY KCDlCi
I or Inslzcfttlon. Jlilloasn
llritilar&r. t jntlrnti Itsil
1 Comptriton. OsTrlTC Itrcatb.
ani ail dtaonlcrs at iho Etcmvrh.
I LlTerantl DowcTj.
il-lPAN'G TABULES
net ceiitly Vrt prompuj- l'urwct
dii-stioR follows their u. bold
I Lydrcrsrlsuorimtbjraail.
t IrlrrS3rrr.tsialMx. AddrrsA
J nirAMs ciirM.GL en.. 10 ..-
Established 1832.
J B & G. H SPANGLE
Chetopa Kan.
WATCHES DIAMONDS
AND JEWELRY
Fine Repairing
A Specialty
sstxozal3. Hol XnaiaatryJ
THE VINITA
BOTTLING WORKS
ARE NOW OPEN.
Ginger Ala Champagne Gld.r
Soda Wnter of All Kinds.
Carbonated Soltzor Watoi
r.r T.il. fta.
Hot Soda nnd Chocolate.
Tr7 rv!Ar Crf iVful XMsk.
Shorry end Blackberry Win.
I'llMl!lt
All fjoods Mac's from S'ricty
Pure Suar and Fruit Juice3
800 DOZEN QUARTS PER DAT.
Trad Froa Sarroindlcg Tonal Sjlleltei.
Your
Stomach
If not your conscience demands
that you feed hoc with
DR. JOS. HAAS'
Hog and Poultry Remedy
(20 years success)
Onlv henlthr hoes mako healthr Doric. It
I I. tho key to economical fecilintr. caulns
! fixxl to be converted into llcsli with the least
; T.aste.
I ORDER NOV
j If you want to Save Feed
I Prevent Disease Destroy Worms
i Arrest Disease. Hasten Maturity
Stop Cough increase Poik.
Endorsed by the guat breeders and feeders
lieu arc at Substitutes and Imitations.
For Sale by Lee Barrett
Vlnita Ind. Ter.
DDIfpC;. Cans. tS lli. SliTO: KH lb.
1 l.I"--3 JG.'0: package. $i50. S1.23
and 50o. each. Tho lrrsest n re tho cheapest.
Circular contain te-ttuionlals. "HoRology"
a pamphlet on swine mailed forSccnt stamp.
Mail oiders hau prompt attention. 4G
JOS. HAAS V.S. Indianapolis Ind.
FAST THROUGH TRAINS
DAILY
St. Louis and Kansas City
TO
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
THE BEST LINE
FROM
ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS G1TY TO
OMAHA DENVER
MONTANA COLORADO NE.
BRASKA UTAH AND
PACIFIC COAST.
Vestibuled Trains with Sleepers Chair
Gars (r"D and Dining cars.
Knnsa3 City to Eastern Cities
via Chicago or Peoria.
L. W. Wakclcy C. P. A.
ST. LOUIS MO.
Howard Elliott Con. Mgr.
ST. JOSEPH MO.
L. J. Brlckcr T. P. A.
KANSAS CITY. MO
I
gIUIt Through Route
-TO-
K
ANSAS CITY-
-SA1NT LO
UlO
Ciaaha ruo'olo Ecnrcr.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars & Free
Reclining Chair Cars
Dally HetwMB
ST. LOUIS & WICHITA.
H. C. TOWNSEND
Gcn'l Tass'r & Ticket At.
ST. LOUIS 510.
NEj
eBUJT.T.f
bgU
Home
TBDE
Yinita Nurseries
Are growing a full line of
Apple Peach Pear Plum
Cherry and other fruit
trees together with
Grape Vines
small fruit;
Etc.
If yon want to plant a few trees
or a large orchard it will pay you
to visit these Nurseries and select
what you want or write for prices
and order what you want.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
AddreS8 yinita Nurseries
Vinita Ind. Ter.
STOCK BRANDS
Not occupying more space than
the first following will be inserted
at S5.00 per year. The verdict of
men owning large or small herds
is that it pays to advertise the
brands.
J. A. McSPADDEN.
Chelsea I. T.
Strip across thp rnmp.
Mark Crop off tbe
right nnilerslopa in
the Itfl rar.
lianfte. fnnr mllra
wret of Chelsea.
J. H. BARTL35 Bartl33Villo L T
Texas cattle are steers
Home mark and brand: only all in this brand
all FeXiK and rrndp ofVjrions Tnat bmnilji
rattle. Marl:. crop nd various earmarks tip
split In each ear. let right horn cut o.l
Anv Information ot rattlo off my ranje will
be cladly received and tavor returned.
D. L. DENNY
Clarcniore Iiul Ter.
) Either side.
Left lid.
Various marks.
Rane 9 mllei east
of Catoosa .
J. O. HALL
Vlnita Ind. Ter.
Additional brands:
CUT
rr
A
Kniixe on Curl creek.
M0 reward for convic-
tion of theft or these
cattle.
WM. LITTLE
Vinita I.T.
Brand on hip or side.
Crop left crop and
nnderhalicrop rlgat
AIBO
cross
E
sine
Range on White Oat
G. A. 'WILLIAMS
Ituby I. T.
Some branded X OD
left shonldrr on
sid X on hip. Ilange
on Salt creek.
W. H. NOBLES
Edna Kan.
Ifnrse brand same
Road brand
under half crop
in eacn rar
Range head ol
Uli creek C.N
WM. HOWELL
Fairland Ind. Tef.
Some
have
on
left
sine alar crop
ami split In
right anile:
slope in lelt.
Kanse south-
west of Blue-
jacket. I. T.
W. P. RINGO.
owala Ind Ter.
E on
Alt.
both hips
on snonlder.
Crop over-
bltaml nnder-
bit lelt. crop
and over bit
right.
Itorsra have
the cross P on
l.rt shnnld.r
Mark. Swallnwfork and under. Kange. Doub-
bll Irlttsinootn crop leu " . . -c.
Cattle sold only for shipment. owata.
JOHNSTONE & KEELE
Uartlcsville I. T.
Bflon right side:
H some have the
bar J on right
side without the cross.
Various old brands
and ear marks Range
on the west tide ol
Canry river on Double
creek.
WATT MAYES
Prior Creek Ind. Ter.
Some steers branded
stripe serosa the nose.
Cows branded LAD
Crop and split aeh
ear. Range near try-
or Creek
J. T. McSPADDEN
Postoflice at Chelsea Ind. Ter.
Close crop off left ear;
overblt In right.
Also J C on hip or
ld
right side.
Range six ralles west
ofCbtleet. (etmw
aaEfcryyfe-J
mmm 13
-'IfftytflULaaaW-
O. V. ROGERS
CJaremore Ind. Ter.
J. B. EDWARDS.
Postolllce Spavinaw Ind. Ter.
Range on Lynch
Prairie.
Crop and split right
overblt lelt. Some
branded f n on lelt
hip and side. Also
some J on left Jaw
Don slde.B on hip.
Only heef cattlesold.
...II. ....Ul.a.irfl
for conviction of any one stealing an animal
In thle brand.
JIILTON DRAKE
four Mile. J. T
Rangoon Four Mile
lomllea aoutheast c
Chetopa Kan. Mark
split In right ear.
liorse brand Don lelt
shoulder. So caul
sold except for ship-
ment. S. K. MAYES
l'ryor Creole Ind. Ter.
Swallow
fork and nn-
derbit In one
ear oreralnpe
In the otlirr
AM cattle are
brandrd S A
and nolrh on
note. Hange
on Wolfrreek
AIo7 heart
on left side
O n Itfl jaw
A Taw branded J W E on aid.
J. C. IIOGA
Pryor CrceJc Ind. Ter.
Swallow fork and
nndrrblt In right ear
nnderslopeln left.
Range on rryot
creek.
E. B. FIIAYSER
Vinita I. T.
Ilirte brand
same. Range
on Rig Cabin
creek 7 miles
wet of nine
Jacket.
Cattle of this
brand sold
only for ship-
ment 9I0O reward
for conviction
for st sling
this bra-J.
ED. ADAIR
Adair Ind. Ter.
Overbite nn-
drrblt In right
swallow fork- Jk
underblt In thai
left ear.
Horses brand-
ed AH (connect-
ed) on the left
shoulder.
Range on Pry-
or Creek.
C. L. AVASHHOURXE
Southwest City Mo.
Fraooib crop In each
ear. underblt In right.
Ranlze Round Spring-
praire. Smiles eaatoC
llolen'a Kerry.
Knrse braad O 0
left Jaw and thighs
Some cattle branded
rsonlefl nip.
N. SKINNER Vinita Ind. Ter.
Also soms
branded T
nn'eraloptt
In each;
ear; vari-
ous other
marks.
Range oa
Verdigris
river 13
mlleswest
of Chelsea
R. R. TAYLOR
PostoHlcr. Vinita I. T.
Smooth crop la
lelt ear.and crop
and split In thai
right.
Some cattle la
varlona other
brands 4 marks.
Range on Lo-
cust creek four
ralles s.e. or Vi-
nita. O. HAYDEN
Chouteau Ind. Ter.
a on ten side.
Cnloln.
ilszlBunMm
liorse brand C It
Range: On Cnon-
iaa snd Pryor creeks
1S-18
W. N. STEWART
Southwest City
Mo.
Brand la J S
Aug. 1 S3.
SAM LEFOROE
A'inita 1. T.
g M ouute HITS
WgC 'i exaa cat-
RWHM2kBlB " hava
BkQaBiH horizontal
nsEnflMAsssssssN olnorTer-
sanJHaSsHsLw I on tft n'p
KSBb9Bss9V 1 "one sold
-adBH I except for
feE9!
BaVUasasI K Wkm
tSaftSS?BWEBS
VlsaaaHasas&
5E
SomebaveOP
on left hip.
Crop and two
splits In esch X
ear Rang
lOmlles north-
west of Vi-
nita. IM1
wmaa
C3
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
F ST. LOUIS.
TSE 11. LOUIS R1TI0ML
Leutcd at Eait SL Louis IIL
Directly opposite the city ofSt. Louis. Day-
era for all description of Live Stock alwaya la
attendance end within the grounds of ths
5:nrt Yards Is a Reef Canning Company with
a r- ;!( t for slanghterlng 3. COO head of cattle
dally and Pork Packing establlthmenta bava
a capacity for slaughtering !2.onohagj dally.
O G KNOX Vlce-Prcs.
OHAS. T. JONES Supt.
ST. HERMAN Chetopa Kan.
Dealer la
Parlor and Bed Room Furniture.
Largest htoek In Southern Kan.a.
Wood & Metalic Coffins
Practical cmbalmers. Telegrapa. orders at-
tended promptly.
Yccr address with six rents
in sumps mailed to our Head-
quarters. II Llist St. Bestts
Su... will bring yon a full line
oi samples and rules for self
measurement of our justly fa-
mous S3 pants: Suits f 13.20;
Overcoats J10.23 and up. Cot
to order. Ajects wasted every-wht-e.
3Pl.sw Plpwlli Rscii ??
sum YABDs
r- VfliU
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Marrs, D. M. The Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 35, Ed. 1, Thursday, April 30, 1896, newspaper, April 30, 1896; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc71435/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.