T
v
SATURDAY SIFTINGS
Mrs Whltlock of Pierce is shopping
in Norfolk today
L W Hofkoll of Wakefiold woa lti
the city ovor uight
M P Harrington was in Norfolk over
uight from ONoill
F B Alderman weut to Columbus on
business this morning
T F Moinmlngor of Madison is in
town greeting Norfolk friends
Mr and Mrs B D Guilds wero in
tho city from Wakofleld lost night
Elsie Grinim is in tho city from Fre
mont visiting relatives and frionds
0 B VanKirk aud S E Coon wero
city visitors over night from Noligh
Mrs L It Craig and daughter oro in
town from Piorce doing some trading
Mrs Jas A Schoomakor of Salidn
Col arrived today for a visit at tho
Weathorby homo
Benton Maret representing tho
Royal Highlanders is in the city in tho
intorest of that order
The Nebraska Telephone compauy
will build a line from Humphrey to
Newman Grove soon
Miss Martha Parkor camo up from
Omaha last evening to visit ovor Sunday
with her father and family
County Superintendent 0 W Crum
aud wife camo ovor from Mndisou yes
terday returning this morning
Misses Mattio Davenport and Julia
Reckard went to Madison this morning
to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs
Arthur Pilger
Tho house of Ed Gunnerson was re
cently moved from Bradish to Newman
Grove on a freight train C V Lyon
superintended the work of loading and
unloading the building
ONeill Frontier There is to bo an
automobilo run botweeu Butte and
Stuart beginning last Monday Tho
automobile takes the place of the stago
and will bo a great convenience to the
travelers in that section of the country
The word lenses has been omitted
from the advertisement of Dr Richards
who will be at Ohristophs drug store
Monday and Tuesday The last sen
tence of the ad should read Exain
iuation of the eyes free and to patrons
and patients lenses changed free within
one year if necessary
A G Carlson of Gothenburg has re
ceutly sold somo land in Polk county
for 3850 per acre that was considered
worthless 15 ypars ago and could have
been purchased for 3 or 4 per acre
Fifteen years hence it will probably
be surprising that the laud should sell
a3850 per acre when it is then so
valuable
A Newman Grove bicycle man is ad
vertised as a bicycle surgeon and the
advertisement further says that he un
derstands the anatomy physiology and
hygiene of wheels and gives homeo
pathic or allopathic treatment as cases
require Sure cure guaranteed Tires
blown up without pain Languid tires
restored tohealth aud vigor
The Dakota City Eagle would like to
have the different kinds of doctors
labeled It says It is a fact that
when one is introduced to a doctor you
hardly know where you are at as you
dont know whether he is a dentist
horse or corn doctor presiding elder
spectacle doctor or just one of those
common doctors who saw bones and
kill people
Damasous commandery No 20
Knights Templar elected the following
officers last evening for the ensuing
term A H Viole eminent commander
D J Koenigsteiu generalissimo W
H Rish captain general Jos Allbery
senior warden S G Dean junior
warden S W Hayes treasurer E H
Tracy recorder The appointive officers
will be named at the time of the instal
lation whioh will be on the evening of
May 15
Battle Creek Republican Rev R C
Miller pastor of the Baptist church
will preaoh his farewell sermon next
Sunday As stated in tho Ropublicau
last week he had tendered his resigna
tion and it was not accepted A meet
ing of the officials of the churoh was held
on Wednesday evening of this week and
still no action was taken upon his resig
nation meaniug that it was not accept
able Rev Miller asked for an increase
in salary His request was not granted
neither was his resignation accepted
Ho informs us that tie expects to re
move to Mai t land Mo where he has
been teudered and has accepted upon
his own terms a good position at a good
salary
MONDAY MENTION
G A Luikart spent Sunday in Tilden
Sol G Mayer went to Lincoln yester
day returning today
T F Plaguemau was in the city yes
terday from Stanton
S II Janes and F G Payne were in
the city Saturday from Wayne
L L MoKim came over from Sioux
City and spent Sunday at home
Miss Laura Durland entertained the
Bachelor Girls Saturday evening
S Green and J V Oleanze of Stuart
were Sunday visitors in Norfolk
Arthur Ahlmau was over from Madi
son Sunday viBitiug relatives and friends
Dr David Marquette was up from
Stanton today greeting acquaintances
Plasterers commenced work on the
iutorior of tho Bishop block this moru
lug
Pino apples are on tho market and if
spring isnt horo now it is the solo fault
of tho weathor
Mr and Mrs 0 J Chapman visited
in Fremont and Missouri Valley Satur
day and Sunday
Dr A E Scobeo returned Saturday
uight from a visit to relatives and
frionds at Kirksvillo Mo
Mips Agnes Carbory of Warnorvillo
visited Miss Nina Walkorat tho hospital
for tho Insano ovor Sunday
Dr Young physician at tho hospital
for tho insane wont to Omaha on tho
oarly traiu for a stay of two or threo
days
Carl Wildo has sold a lot at tho cor
nor of Fifth street and Park avonuo to
H A Howo who contemplates build
ing thoreon soon
Mrs L O Bathou and daughter MIbs
Bathon sister and uleco of J W Gib
son arrivod Saturday night from Fulda
Minn for a visit
The 2 now Corliss
engine for tho Norfolk electrio light
plant has arrived and will soon bo
placed in position at the power station
Ohas Pribbouow was boforo polico
court this morning charged with dis
orderly conduct and was givou tho cus
tomary flno which with costs amounted
to 710
H E Owen has arrived homo from
Laramie Wyo sick with pneumonia
Ho had been sick with tho disease in
camp there for sevoral days beforo com
ing home
O F W Marquardt has sold his Main
street residence property to its present
ocoupaut A J Ballantyuo auditor of
tho Edwards Bradford Lumber
p ny who recently moved horo
The Christian Scientists met yester
day at Orrs Hall and after a temporary
organization adjourned to meet uoxt
Sunday at 10 30 W E Spencer was
elected president and Geo N Beels
clerk
The Johnny Pringlo company arrived
from Creighton this morning with a
largo amount of baggage and will open
a three nights engagement in the Audi
torium tonight with Monte Cristo
for a starter
Word comes from Pierce to the effect
that GusUeoker and Hooky Johnson
have each been sentenced to a term of
GO days in prison and the payment of a
fine of fcQ for recently kidnaping tho
son of Johnson
J C Stitt is preparing plans and
specifications for a new 3000 Catholic
church at Tilden the work of erection
to begin in May The old church edifice
has been found entirely too small to ac
commodate the parishoners there
The executive committee for the fire
mens tournament at Fremont this sum
mer is already making planB for tho
races and other events which will be
participated in by the firemen of the
state xVn interesting meeting is antici
pated
W H Bridge has purchased the resi
dence propoity of A E Campbell on
South Eleventh street aud will improve
and occupy it about the first of next
month Mr Campbell and family ex
pect to leave soon for Tennessee to make
their home
Harry Barnes formerly connected
with tho Battle Creek bank and Miss
Amy Richardson daughter of F W
Riohardson living near that place were
united in marriage at the Catholic par
Bonage this morning at 10 30 by Rev
Father Weber
The Euterpean Fraternity gave an
open meeting to their boy friends on
Saturday afternoon at tho home of Mrs
Geo N Beels A delightful musical
program was rendered after which
dainty refreshments were served by tho
members of the fraternity
No one need think for a moment that
tho Pacific hotel is a pig sty or a hog
pen because Mr Pigg of Cripple Creek
and Mr Hogg of Fremont registered
there Saturday in fact it is disclaimed
that Messrs Pigg and Hogg have any
porcine characteristics whatevor
The son of Dr F A Bryant noticing
that their chickens made frequent visits
under the barn of their neighbor Mr
Sprechor decided to investigate He
crawled under tho building and was Jro
warded by finding a nest of 90 fresh
eggs which the hens had laid there
There is a conference of German
Lutheran ministers of the Norfolk dis
trict at Laurel and Rev J P Mueller of
Christ church is attending the session
Miuisters from Pierce Battle Creek
Madison Tilden Clearwater and other
towns in this vioinity are in attendance
W H Woodworth returned this
morniug from Creighton with Ihb
mother Sarah A Waudell wiio will
make him au extended visit Mrs
Waudell made Norfolk her homo sev
eral years ago Her husband died on
the 12th iu the soldiers home at Dau
villo 111
Rev J J Parker preached to a large
audience iu the M E church yostorday
morning delivering practically the samo
sermon that he used when coming to
Norfolk 10 years ago That age had
not diminished its power was evidenced
by the close attention given by his
hearers
The young friends of Miss Annis
Hagoman planned and executed a very
successful farewell surptiso nt tho homo
of her parents on South Fifth street
Saturday ovoning and tho tlmo wan
passod very ploaRantly Mr Hagoman
ami family coutomplato loaviug in
about two weeks for Orogon whore thoy
oxpoct to mako their homo in future
Pioroo Call Moasra L 11 Craig and
D W Elliott woro at Hudar Wednes
day Invoicing tho stock of goodB of tho
Into Henry Huobuor Tho gooda in
voiced auiountod to noarly 7000 this
not iuoludlng tho bulldlngB and othor
property belonging to tho ostato Wo
understand that Venus Huobuor ami a
brother will purohaso tho stook and con
duct the business iu tho future
G A Luikart Frauk Davonport O
D Jenkins of this city and Wm McDon
ald of Moadow Grovo will loavo tomor
row for utou duys stay at Cicstouo Col
Mr Luikart going to look nftor banking
interests and tho othor goutlomou for
ploasuro It Is posslblo thatT F Mom
mtugor of Madison and Raukor Million
of Elgin will also join tho party aud If
thoy do will probably go on into Utah
While Julius Griop and family woro
attending churoh last evening a couple
of follows outorod thoir houso on South
Fourth stroot and appropriated some
llugor rings Thoy used a skolotou key
to gain admission Afterwards thoy
entered a coach In tho M O yards
and took an overcoat looking tho door
uftor them Tho follows must have
boon well suppllod with keys but no
traco of thorn or their implements has
yet boon found
Oflicor Kano had a merry chaso down
Fourth street this morning after a run
away horse of S toward M 0 Walker of
tho hospital for tho insano Mr Walker
hud loft tho horso standing uoar tho
plumbing ofllco of W H Rish when it
became affrighted and began to run
turning south Tho oflicor who was on
Main street failing in an offort to catch
tho auimal at tho bridle nervily com
menced to climb into tho buggy from
tho rear and tho animal was stopped iu
front of Maoys photograph gallery
It pays to patronize established houses
This axiom has been moro than ever
forcibly improssod upon Tun News dur
ing tho past week by reason of the fact
that last Tuesday tho safe in this office
became locked and could not bo opened
because tho combination had been lost
Neither search nor bad language sufficed
to discover tho missing combination
and finally tho Carey Safe Co of Buf
falo N Y was appealed to in tho hope
thut a record of tho combination had
been preserved in tho companys ollico
In the meantime business so far as tho
books of this office wore concernod was
suspended but on Saturday afternoon
four figures came Hashing across tho
wires aud in a few moments tho lock
yielded to tho combination and tho door
swung open ready to receive subscrip
tion money or any other old kind of
money that might bo offered If tho
safe had been purchased from a com
pany that had since gouo out of business
it would have remained closed until
some export burglar had beou invited to
blow it open Henco the fact is again
exemplified that it pays to patronizo
established houses
The Roman 228i by McKeuney
goes more like tho Abbot than any homo
living McKiuney is out of a Gov
Sprogue maro Montanas dam is by
Gov Sprogue maro
The Norfolk Nursery
Sells seed potatoes pure Early Ohio
Six Weeks Early Triumph and Early
Peach Blows Also ash box eldors
elm aud maple 8 to 12 feet high
Cherry applo plum trees and small
fruit plants forest trees seedlings rose
bushes flowering shrubs aud evergreens
Call on or address E D Hammond
Norfolk Nebraska
Letter Lint
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllco April 15 1001
Geo Bartlett James Barnes Mrs
Lola Bollo Bally Wm H Bessey
Nellie Broen FH Brubaker Mrs Fred
Chaso Mr Copp Ed Craomer MiBS
Jessie Duuker Perry Edou Egyptian
Remedy Co 3 L Y Grant William
uarrot Mrs ma Jauucs Rev D Loo
H A Morrisou K E McVay Aunio
Novak Frits Ghlm J A Reynolds
Fred Roseubrook Esther M Socor
Sam Stoifel Frank Tate Juluis Winter
Miss Myra Stevens
If not called for in 10 days will be
sent to the dead letter ofllco
Parties calling for any of the above
please say advertised
P F Spkecher P M
A loocl Thing
German Syrup is the Bpecial prescrip
tion of Dr A Boschee a celebrated
German Physioian aud is acknowledged
to bo one of the most fortunate discover
ies iu Medicine It quickly cures
Coughs Colds and all Lung troubles of
tho severest nature removing as it does
the cause of tho affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition
It is not an experimental medicine but
has stood tho test of years giving satis
faction in every case which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms
Two million bottles sold anuuallv
cheos Germau Syrup was introduced iu
the Unites States in 18G8 and is uow
sold in every town and village in tho
civilized world Three doses will relievo
any ordinary cough Price 75 cts Got
Greens Prize Almanac Asa K Leon
ard
iSifAzHm
TH l NORFOLK NKWS FRIDAY APRIL 1 1901
TUESDAY TOPICS
H Whitman was up from Stanton
vostorday
A II Abts was In tho city yesterday
from Stanton
A Hotus was In Norfolk ovor night
from Stanton
H Funk was a city visitor yostorday
from Newman Grovo
D A H Oorbott of Madison was a
Norfolk guest over night
Julius Thaudal of Columbus was a
Norfolk guost over night
Mr and Mrs A M Potorson woro lu
tho city today from Oroston
Mrs H MoHrldois visiting at tho
homo of hor sou Willis In Madison
S M Olaybaugh was a visitor to this
metropolis from Wakollold yostorday
Dan Murphy is horo from Omaha
looking after his farm property south of
town
Ruby tho llttlo sou of Mr aud and
Mrs W O Ahlmau is sick with pnou
mouin
Sonator Allen was ovor from Madison
yostorday conversing with Norfolk
frionds
Weather indications would scorn to
warrant tho taking up of early radishes
ami placing them in tho oven ovor uight
Miss lulia Rookard roturnod to her
hoirio in Sioux City today after a three
weeks visit with Norfolk rolatlvos and
friends
S T Axtoll of tho hotol at Wausa is
In tho city today oil business Mr
Axtoll is also counoetod with tho Piano
Manufacturing company
Dr Wm I Iaou accompuniod a pa
tient named J Walton down from
Creighton this morning Mr Walton
will submit to au operation on au in
jured hand
While A E Campboll has Bold his
rosidouco ho disclaims any intention
of loaviug Norfolk at present and the
statoment of this panor that ho would
move to Tennessee was thoroforo incor
rect
An enjoyable dancing party was in
dulged in by members of tho Early Hour
olnb In tho Mast hall last night De
spite tho weather thoro was a fair at
tendance and tho ovoning was passed
most pleasantly Bohuerts orchestra
furnished tho music
Fremont I lunild A Hooper man says
ho wroto to tho secretary of agriculture
for somo tobacco soed and carofully
specified that ho wanted Battle Ax
Climax ur Star plug and was put off
with tho silly excuso that thoy woro giv
ing out nothing but fiuecut this year
C J Stockwell loft this morning for
Yankton S D callod by a mossago an
nouncing tho death of his brother
When ho returned from his previous
visit his brothor soomod to bo getting
better but complications doveloped aud
his bravo struggle for life was unavail
ing
Fremont Tribune Word has boon
recoived that au eastbouud passeugor
train on tho Fromont Elkhoru Mis
souri Valley railroad was wrecked near
Glon Rock Wyo Thursday uight by a
defectivo bridge Several cars wero do
railed aud the postal clerk and one pas
senger woro slightly injured
Tho raiuf all last night was 73 of an
inch and if there woro auy dry spots iu
tho ground that needed soaking it is
probable that this last fall of moisture
will reach them This morning u little
snow cumo with tho storm and tho cold
north wind that has prevailed during
the day is a uouo too gentle reminder of
March
The Johnny Pringlo company played
Monte Cristo to a small but enthusi
astic audience last night at tho Audi
torium aud tho rondition of tho pro
duction was quite universally satisfac
tory although tho leading man was af
flicted with a sovero cold Tonight
Rip Van Winkle tho play made fam
ous by Too Jefferson will bo presontod
S W Deuel of Meadow Grovo has
recovered one of tho 12 head of cows
stolen from his pasture last fall It
was in tho possession of Ohas Cum
mings of Tilden to whom It had been
traded for a horso by Roll Lewis who
is now serving a 15 mouths term iu jail
Mr Oummings also recovered tho horse
he had traded from Lewis father
Eleven head of Deuels cattle aro still
missing but will probably be accounted
for
Pupils of tho graded schools of Cedar
county are to meet iu Hartington May
17 to compete In annual field day exer
cises Tho meeting will bo held on the
fair grounds and the schools of Ran
dolph Laurel and Hartington aro to
participate There will be foot races
potato races bicycle races throwing
tho weight jumping Indian club drill
bfibket ball for girls aud base ball for
boys flag drills marches and numer
ous other ovents The several sohools
aro to compete for points the honors to
go to the school winning tho greatest
number of points
Several flocks of geese and ducks and
a number of killdeersou their way south
to escape the storm aud cold became be
wildered by Norfolks bright lights last
evening aud mado the air seom alive
with their croaks squawks aud calls
Thoy circled about ovor tho city for some
time flying low aud provoked a great
desire for a gun In the breasts of those
who were out at that hour Hunting
- fclitlliliifc7tAjfcmurttifcwfattM
Know and ducks iu tho main street of
the olty may sound strange but it is
likely that more snocoss would havo at
tondod stioh a hunt last night than somo
that havo takon plaoo iu tho day tlmo at
thn rivers aud pondH lu thin Hootlon
Tho mistakoa of tho weather bureau
that uialcoH thn forooasts for this sootion
of Nebraska havo boon tho subjoot for
jokosqulto frequently mid its foroastH
at times havo proven to bo qnlot far
from correct lloceutly however tho
prognostications havo boon vory accurate
and Mr Cox has hit it a great deal
oftonor than ho missed When ho has
forecasted a rain it has boon quito tho
proper thing to prepare umbrellas and
mackintoshes ovon though the weathor
may havo boon of tho fairest When ho
sayH it will bo ooldor tho cold almost
invariably comes and If fair weathor Is
prophosiod a person can almost bo cer
tain that hero will bo cloudless skios
Of how much bonoflt tho forecasts and
weathor signals are to tho people of Nor
folk is not known but that they can be
mado of value is undoubted and many
do tuko an interest aud place much con
fidence in tho forooasts
Tho following from theOakdaloSontl
nol gives moro details regarding tho
death of tho tramp on tho Kllchoru train
reoontly A tramp named Byron
Moore mot a violent death on tho rail
road botweeu horo and Tilden Wednes
day evening HoandhiH partner wero
stealing n rido on the passeugor train
having boarded tho train at Tildou in
an intoxicated condition Mooro had
climbed onto tho roof of one of the
coaches and when a few miles out of
Tilden lost his hold and was hurled to
ground striking on his head on a slight
eubaukmout and breaking his nock
His partner who was on tho platform
of tho coach niw him fall aud when
tho traiu reached Oakdak notified tho
railroad men A party went down on a
hand car aud found the man lying iu
the position in whioh ho had fallen
doath having boon instantaneous The
body was brought horo anil left at tho
depot until Friday when it was shipped
to relatives at Council Bluffs who be
ing notified of his death requested that
the remains bo sent to that place at thoir
oxpouHo
A good story is told at the oxponso of
Chief of Police Widamun lie had a
prisoner lu jail the other day and
among his othor duties undertook to
ascertain if his guost was hungry Ho
unlocked the jail door and while look
ing uftor othor matters tho prisoner
stepped outside and outorod into a con
versation with friends The chief
having recoivod satisfactory answers to
his queries supposedly from tho interior
of tho jail locked tho doors and
started away but was somowhat as
tonishod to find his prisouor on the
outsido IIo found no difficulty in re
turning him to tho iutorior Another
version of tho story in that tho prisoner
expostulated with tho officer for locking
him out of his lawful abiding place
particularly when thoro wub a moal duo
and that tho oflicor compolled him to
furnish proof that ho was his prisoner
aud ontitlodto a placo iu tho jail boforo
ho would opou tho door and allow him
to enter f This version however is ho
much like ono of Jim Stitts storios
that it is usually taken with a pound or
t ivo of salt
Tho body of Henry Harstick jr of
West Point who mysteriously disap
peared last Thursday while duck hunt
ing was found in Wortmans luko near
that city Saturday afternoon Blood
hounds from Lincoln traced Harstick
from his homo to tho lake four miles
distant following his tracks until ho
ontorod tho boat A force of meii wore
detailed to mako a thorough search of
tho lake and by constant grappling
with spears and hooks ono of them
struck something resembling a log and
with tho aid of another workman they
hauled up what proved to bo tho corpso
Tho body was badlyginortified and dis
figured on tho side of tho face whero it
was struck by one of tho spears His
gun was found beside him but could
not bo brought up on account of tho
dopth of tho water Coroner Riloy was
Immediately summoned and hold au
inquest Deceased loaves a wife and
throe children in good circumstances
How ho met doath is not known posi
tively but tho supposition is that his
bout was overturned while ho was
hunting on tho lako
After Thursday morning tho Oxnard
hotel will havo a new proprietor Land
lord Spear having sold the business to
Ohas II Vail Mr Vail comes hero
from Wayno whero ho has been run
ning tho Boyd hotel for somo time but
ho is not unknown in Norfolk having
been clork of the Pacific wbeii that hotel
was operated by Kuox Tipple IIo is a
practical hotol man and is well liked by
tho traveling public Mr Spear has
been proprietors of tho Oxnard seven
years and two months having taken
possession on February 18 1891 Dur
ing that time he has shown himself a
thorough business man as well as a
gouial landlord and ho has hosts of
friends not only amoug people who
travel but among tho people of Nor
folk all of whom will hopo that ho
will so arrange his affairs that he will
continuo to reside horo Besides his
hotel busiuess he has acted as manager
of the Norfolk Auditorium since its
erection something over a year ago aud
of that he has mado the same success
that he has his hotel He has not an
ltfcJ3sTZ4St5fi
nounced what ho will ongngo In but
states that he Is not likely to loavo tho
olty a statement that will bo gladly
hoard by Norfolk pooplo gouorally
II 0 Truman soils his wall papor at
cost from 5 oonts por double roll and
gilt paper It cents per doublo roll Hoo
our Hun
THE OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
llolurnn Utnnltn anil 81 Inul li llinNortli
Wcntrru II tin
Haten to the biennial mooting Head
Camp Modern Woodmen of America
havo been announced at ono faro pi tin
fJOO for tho round trip
Tho railroads of Nebraska commoting
with tho North- Western Lino at Omaha
aro
Tun Union Paoh io
n it m
MirtHOtmi Paoiwo
0 R I P
and tho road connocting at Missouri
Valloy is tho Fremont Elkhorn fc Mo
Valley
Delegates and their friondH from all
points in tho statu can thoroforo suouro
tho best accommodations by buying
through tickets from their homo towuH
via tho most convenient road to tho
Missouri river and tho North Westeru
Lino hoyond
TWO IllltOtKIII lltWNH DAILY
Loavo Omaha Union Passenger
Station
Loavo Omaha Union Passenger
fir ii mi
Station 1155 n in
Tho uight train has modern brood
vostibulod coaches and I ullnmn slooiHirs
Tho day traiu has modern broad vosti
bulod coaches and observation buffet
parlor car
We note the fact that M W of A
always want tho boHt when thoy can
got it for tho same money Tho motto
of the North Western Lino is Tho
Best of I vory thing
It Hum ANAN
General PusHougor Agent
Omaha Neb
Noillirm ln ounlti Kulluuy Km in luniln
ITitrNisln
Tho Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
Omaha railway has for sale in North
ern Wisconsin at low prices and ousy
terms of payment about 350000 acres
of ohoice farm lands
Early buyers will secure tho advan
tage of locations on the many beautiful
streams and lakes which abound with
fish aud furnish n never ouding aud
most excellent water supply both for
family uso and for stock
Lund is generally well timbered tho
soil fertile and oasy of cultivation and
this is rapidly developing into ono of
the groatost shoop and cuttlo raising
regions in tho northwest
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minn
eapolis Duluth Suporior Ashland and
othor towns on Tho Northwestern
Lino furnish good markets for stock
and farm produce
For further particulars address
Geo W Bkll
Land Commissioner Hudson Wis or
G H MacRae
Asst GoulPass AgtSt Paul Minu
Gcniikn 111 Geuesso Pure Food Co
Lo Roy N Y Doar Sirs Some dayH
sinco a package of yourJGrain 0 prepar
ation was loft at my ofllco I took it
homo aud gave it a trial aud I havo to
say I was very much pleased with it us a
substitute for coffee We havo alwuyH
used tho boBt Java aud Mocha in our
family but I am tree to say I llko tho
Grain 0 as well as tho host coffeo I ever
drank Respectfully yours
A O Jackson M D
The comploto service of Tho Chicago-Portland
Special via Union Paciflo
enables passongors to roach the princi
pal cities botween tho north and Paciflo
coast and Missouri rivor not only in tho
shortest possible space of time but also
iu tho most comfortable and onjoyablo
maunor Tho dining cars on this train
are stookod with the host tho market
affords All mouls served a la carte
Does the
BabyTMvef
If not something must be
f wrong with its food If the
t mothers milk doesnt nour
4 ish it she needs SCOTTS
EMULSION It supplies the
I elements of fat required for
6 the baby If baby is not
nourished by its artificial
4 food then it requires
I Scotts Emulsion
r Half a teaspoonful three
a or four times a day in its
I bottle will have the desired
7 effect It seems to have a
x magical effect upon babies
and children A fifty cent
I bottle will prove the truth
L of our statements
Should be taken In summer as
well as winter
toe and Jioo U druggists
SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York