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CATARRH DESTROYS THE KIDNEYS
Was Miserable Could Not Stand Up or Walk
Pe-ru-na Cured
Many Persons Have j0T 'T-ZZS J
Catarrh and Don't j
Mr. lames M. IWrll. rVH
Troost street, Karwas City,
Ma. Vice Grand of I. O.
O. F., of Cherry ville. Kans.,
writer:
. "About four yearn ao I
Buffered with m severe ca
tarrh of the bladder, which
caused continued Irritation
and pain. I wa mlaerable
a nd could not atand op or
walk tor any length of
time without extreme
wearlneaa and pa la. i be
gan taking I'eruna and It
greatly relieved me, and In
eleven weeka I waa cum
pletely cured and felt like
a new man, " James M.
fowell.
Hundreds of Dollars Spent In
Vain.
Mr. Cyrus Her sb man.
Sheridan. I ml, writes:
"Two years ao I wm a
sick man. Catarrh had net
tled in thi elvie organs,
making life a burden and
giving me little) hfe e-f re
covery. I spent hundreds of dollars in
medicine which did rue no good. I was
persuaded ly a friend to try I'eruna. I
took it two weeks without much improve
ment. Lut I kept on with it and soon Itegan
to g'-t well and strong very fast. Within
two months 1 was cured, and have been
well ever since. I am a strung advocate of
IVruna." C. Hershman.
I'eruna cures catarrh of the kidneys,
liver and ether pelvic org.it. simply lie
cause it cures catarrh wherever located.
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Even the truest of friends has him
self to look after at times.
mUWlZfClSiJR A L WAYS RELIABLE
lour JuObcr cr direct Iioui k aciory, i'eor. 111.
in
Upton's "LucKy Man."
HIT Thomas Upton has faith 1 tTi.
?uck of the Individual, and this year,
for the first time, he will be Joined In
America by his mascot. This I Mr.
Carmiebael. the Herretary of tha Llr
ton company, whom Kir Thomas calls
his "lucky mail." Mr. Carmlchael ha
been ansociated with the gwner of
Hhamrook III. since almost the befria
Tirng of his busincsa career, and has
helped in the growth of the business
which began in a small shot) in
mean street of Glaspow. He Bails for
New York early next month, and, like
everyone associated with Sir Thomas,
is confident that at the third time of
asking th cup will cross the Atlantic.
Willing to Wait.
On a recent occasion at Princeton.
Paul Van Dyke told this story as a
joke on his brother, Henry, the famous
author and professor of English at
Princeton: "It was when we were
boys." said Mr. Paul Van Dyke; "we
had been out hunting all day and had
not had a shot at anything. Finally
along toward evening we spied
covey of partridges in the long grasj
at the end of a frozen tiond. We were
both excited and Henry began to run
around the edge of the Ice toward the
partridges. 'Don't shoot 'em on the
run!' 'I w-w-wont." stammered Hen
ry, in his excitement. 'I'll w-w-wait
till they B-stop. "
West Point's Oldest Graduate.
The oldest graduate of West Point
is Colonel John Beardsley. now living
in Athens, N. Y. He was born in Fair
field, N. Y. in 181. and 'graduated
from West Point In the class of J 841.
He was appointed lieutenant in the
Eighth regiment of infantry, served In
the fcerninole war In Florida, after
ward in the war with Mexico and was
wounded In the battle of iuolino del
Ky and compelled to resign his com
mission on account of inflammation of
his eyes, which threatened loss of
sight. When the civil war broke out
he was appointed colonel of the Ninth
New York volunteer cavalry ant
served as such.
The J- P.'s Agree.
Staunton, Ark. Aug. 31st. News
comes from Duff, Searcy Co.. this
state, that Mr. T. E. Reeves, a Justice
of the Peace at that place, has writ
ten a letter recommending Dodd's
Kidney Pills in which he says:
"I think Dodd'n Kidney Pills can't
be beat for Kidney Trouble, and I
wish them every success."
The local J. P. Mr. E. B. Cox agrees
with his brother Justice on this point
for he says:
"I had a bad case of Kidney Trou
ble and was not able to do a day's
work without great distress. I bought
6ix boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and
after I had used three boxes I was all
right. I am as well as ever, and I
cannot praise Dodd's Kidney Pills too
highly.
"I have given the other three boxes
to some friends of mine who had
found out what it was that had cured
me so satisfactorily and quickly and
they all 6peak highly of Dodd's Kid
ney Pills."
No one disputes this unanimous
verdict.
Much of our happiness depends
upon the amount oi affection we are
capable ot inspiring.
Love is like smallpox. Sometimes
you escape, but it often leaves awful
scars.
Storekeepers report that the extra
Quantity, together with the superior
quality of Defiance Starch makes it next
to impossible to s-U any other brand.
When you ride on a self-acting trol
ley it ia sometimes hard to control
the brakes.
Mrs. Wlnslaw-s stoottilns Ryrnp. .
For children teethlBB. softens tbe rums, reduces io
flaiamailoD, allays pain, cures wind colic. 25c a bottle.
Y. M. C A.'s Founder.
The founder of the first Young
Men's Christian association is a fine
looking man of 82, living at No. IS
Russell Square, London. He is Sir
George Williams, knighted in 1894, the
fiftieth anniversary of the Y. M. C. A.
He and a few fellow clerks in the em
ploy of Hitchcock & Rogers, now
Hitchcock. Williams & Co., banded
themselves together for purposes of
domestic worship and mutual help,
and from that small beginning grew
the great society of today in Europe
and America. Of course. Williams,
being a good boy and faithful employe,
fell in love with Hitchcock's daughter
Helen and married her, becoming later
a member of the firm. The possibili
ties are that the society would have
failed but for his gift of $25,000 to
hire a hall and speed the work of the
organization.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS
Tjse the best. That's why they buy Red
Cross Ball Blue. At leading grocers, 5 cents.
Mother-wit is hereditary. School
wit is a matter of education. Mothers
can teach things that the schools for
get. Don't ytu know that Defiance
Starch besides being absolutely supe
rior to any other, is put up 16 ounces
in package and sells at same price
as 12-ounce packages of other kinds ?
. It may not be easier to coax a wom
an than it is to drive her, but it'i
safer.
When the eye is in trouble use a
reliable remedy.
is a wonderful reliever of sore, weak
and inflamed eves. One bottle usually
effects a rnmnlrtp nirp
ICUREEYIFFECTIONS.
He talks and she listens during the
courtship, but after marriage the plan
is reversed.
Some men achieve fame, some have
it thrust upon them, and others are
fortunate enough to escape It altogether-
ETor the Individual
1796 ? 1872 ? 1952
WHERE OTHERS GIVE UP IS
JUST WHERE WE GET OUR
SECOND BREATH. J
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of ertraett tn'cen by peniitmion from the copy
righttdlettert, the lecture, note books ami librarie
of Dr. Earl Jf. Pratt. When you secure on any
subject an idea personally vteftl t you. and
yarn rtsh to aire it fa iirn, address Mm in care
of The John Crerar Library. Marshall Field
Building, Chicago. He is it unting the whole world
over for information of erery day us to yoc,
and K regrets las inability, persoitally to reply
to contributors. So far as possible hs wishes to
have in this spare tke rery ideas you would lite
to find here. You are at liberty to send him
any suggestion yo way care to. His Arcade
Index libraries were started in li2 and now con-,
tain unpnblished information dating back to 77W
with, systematic plan exttntiing to Your
short story of some example of forethought de
posited in tke Arcade Index collection may prove t
bs your best monument.
A brigadier general in the world of
finance had an idea that a railroad
would be built through his neighbor
hood some day by some one. In
order to have a share in the profits
he decided to build a piece of road
about sixty miles long, and he went
at it without a charter. By his own
personality he won the owners of the
land and when an obstinate individual
would attempt to hold him up for a
certain piece of the right of way he
would have a simple conversation
with him and things would be ar
ranged just as he wanted them. Oth
ers knew what he was doing and they
started occasional troubles among the
workingmen, which the bosses were
unable to handle; but this man of
skill would go among the men and
in half an hour everything would be
working satisfactorily. He finished
his road, which connected nothing
with nothing, and a little later it be
came a link in a railway chain which
connected two important cities and
Js now part of a large trunk system.
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Collecting Accounts.
The collection of small accounts by
mail is probably one of tbe most dif
ficult things for any one to attempt.
A good letter is always better than
a poor collector, and it may be that
a good collector will do still better
work than a good letter. A man
writes to me that he had office-men
who could collect down to three per
cent by letter, while others were not
able to get below fifteen per cent. He
wanted to know what I could do to
help his helpers. I don't know what
I could do. but I believe it is possible
to paint the masterpieces of tbe art
galleries by machinery when we know
how to make the machines.
Securing Business.
The expense of securing business is
one of the uncomfortable things in
many lines of work. Here is a college
with buildings, instructors and an en
dowment suitable for four hundred
students, yet they have only one hun
dred, and seventy-five. No one doubts
there being two hundred and twenty
five students in the legitimate terri
tory of the college, each of whom
would be greatly benefited by the in
struction and who could and would
attend if the subject were rightly pre
sented to them. A correct presenta
tion of the subject requires genuine
ability of a special order. The man
who can secure the most ' business
may not be able to make an intelli
gent report for his employer regard
ing his work. A Chicago instructor
told me about a two-dollar-a-day man
who did not know what to do with
himself, but who finally drifted to J
South America and secured $30,000 1
A judge was recently looking over
some of my subjects and trying to se
lect something to take with him on
his vacation.
He ran bis finger along the list till
he came to one which- read, "The
True Solution of Our Difficulties."
"Give me something to read under
that subject," was his request. I had
to reply that while every printed
thing I had might come under this
subject yet I had nothing with this
title.
He selected several things to read
and I resolved, to think on difficulties
and try to write
For some time I have known that
a very good plan to follow when in
any kind of trouble is that which I
would suggest to a friend.
You can see through a difficulty
so much better if it happens to be on
the other fellow.
In solving difficulties it may bene
fit some lndlvirlualo to stop and in-
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ssaakw im
Arcade Reports ;!
;! for Employers ;!
The Solution c
of Difficulties
worth of business for a certain con
cern, after which bis employer put
him on a salary of $10,000 a year to
handle foreign business.
Managing Men.
A Presbyterian minister told me
that more ministers failed on account
of lack of ability to manage others
than for any other reason. This may
be true of nun in other lines of work.
Some men can manage an army of so
licitors in a way to keep them good
natured, hoppful. growing and suc
cessful. A good manager is a balance
wheel, causing the business to move
steadily, not too fast nor too slow.
But he becomes more than that, as
he advances in intelligence, turning
out better products day after day. His
success is dependent upon his man
ner and methods, knowledge and en
ergy, health and continued growth
His ability must be going upward
every day he is in the harness.
tvai
Learning Methods.
A quarter of a century ago I went
with a playmate to a factory where
his uncle was oolishinK ferrules. The
uncle handed me a ferrule, but some
thing in my playmate's face caused
me to refuse it. After we got away
from the sparks and noise I asked
what was the matter with the ferrule
and he told me it was hot. I in
quired how it was his uncle could
hold it, and he said that his uncle
held it on two fingers, and then twe
other fingers, changing back and
forth, something which I had not rec
ognized. Ever since then I have tried
to find out how things are done which
I eee but do not understand.
Systematic Investigation.
The reading of men has much to
do with the correct management of
men. It is easy to coax a man to do
something he is able to do, but an
energetic manager can get many men
to accomplish more and better work
in quantity and quality than they
could if left to themselves. If you
want to be a better manager you must
become better acquainted with your
self and learn how to analyze others
as a chemist would analyze an un
known liquid. Some books will help
you a little, but observation will help
you more, and the suggestions of
friends and enemies will become the
most useful of all. A course of pri
vate, systematic investigation for re
sults must be taken up, either con
sciously or unconsciously. Some men
think day and night withrut effort
and of course they succeed. Other
men decide they will think more -care-tully;
they plan how to think and
what to think about, and know all the
time that they are thinking; these
men succeed also.
Self-Management.
No doubt you have realized that the
popular educational information
turned out by the printing press dur
ing the last century has caused things
to be a little different from what they
once STfcfe. 1'ne manager is not able
to do to-day in the same . way that
which he could do twenty, forty, sixty
years ago. And the time is coming
when, if he would be successful, he
must not only have wit and a strong
hand, but a humane heart and an
ever clear head. As some may not
recognize the necessity of an occa
sional rest from every-day work, I
will repeat a story I heard recently
A great corporation offered a smaller
one $10,000 in settlement of a claim.
The small concern refused. The large
one had a famous lawyer with assist
ants, witnesses and money. The law
yer of the little concern had little
money and had to fight it alone. Aftei
securing $200,000 for his clients he
confessed he never could have lived
through the fight If it had not been
for his habit of dropping all work at
midnight Saturday and not talking it
up again until Monday morning.
know of another man who made a
practice of lying down after the most
difficult morning's work of the week,
and by sheer will-power forcing him
self to take a fifteen-minute nap be
fore starting off for the most difficult
afternoon's work of the week. It is
necessary to know yourself and know
how to manage yourself. The success
ful management of men begins in th
correct management of self.
Have you ever made a list of reasons
for your own private study and benefit,
why some succeed and why some fail
in the work you are tnr It is a day-
ligkt-bringcr to do so.
quire of number one what would be
done if number one only knew twice
as much.
A Cleveland merchant said in a
talk to men that when he was per
plexed over anything he reasoned pro
and con. and then weighed the whole
subject.
But another man told me that when
ever he reasoned on any subject he
always reasoned it into the ground.
I do not believe it would injure any
one to spend a thousand seconds ev
ery morning thinking on "Know thy
self and know thyself."
One- is Pauline and the othei So
cratic, though I am not sure whicn is
which.
This I do know; I can bat ball
when I pitch the ball. My arms ar6
long and my bat is long and light.
To stand and bat ' flies is my best
recreation, and it improves my repu
tation among those who watch the
ball go.
But to throw a ball nearly paralyzes
my arm every time I do it.
Now, don't you think I would be
very foolish to stop hatting ball and
try throwing it for my sport T
Th Century for Oeptember.
"The Horse in America" i.i. perhaps,
tbo widest rstchlng topic in the Sep
ternber Century. It Is treated by John
;i)intr Speed in a manner to awaken
dlKcii!sion. aad there Is a rare col
lection of pictures of famous hor'.
which will themselves be attractive
to all who lire interoHted In the de
velopment of the borne In the United
States. It Is followed by a paper on
"The Berlin Bourse," by William C.
Drehor, who describes (Jerman meth
ods on 'change and compares them
with those of New Y.rk.
The same number contains two xr
traits of the late Pojie, a drawing
from life by Andre Castalgne and a
frontispiece drawing by H. T. Tobln
from a photograph. Accompanying
the3e is a brief appreciative arllco by
Cardinal Gibbons on 'The o.iaracttr
of Leo XIII." bared on personal im
presslnr.H. Other articles relating to re
ccut events are "A Wonderful Change
n l'clee." by Dr. Hovey, with photo
graphs taken by him on the llitnk of
the new ieak. and 'Heroes In Blue k
Skins," a narrative of some admirable
deeds by negroes, written by Booker
T. Washington, with a reproduction of
the bust of the Tuokegee educator by
Miss Leila Usher.
The greatest lobster ought to bo
able to nee why there is so much craft
in a steamship game.
Dealers say that as Boon as a cus
tomer tries Defiance Starch it Is im
possiblo to 6ell tliern any other cold
water starch. It can be used cold
or boiled.
The either name tor hives is vari
cella globularis. Tha't all.
DON'T SPOIL YOUlt CI.OTIIFS.
Use Red Cross Bali blue ami kwp them
white as snow. All grocer. .Vs. a package.
The castle that is never stormed
will surely stand.
F'.so'a Cure for CYnumpitoti is an tnfalltbla
medicine for cough a ami colds. N. W. SiMcu,
Ocean Grove. N. J.. Feb. 17. 1900 '
Fear, remorse and repentance are
analogous terms.
Htops trie though anil
WorkH Off the Cold
L&r&tive Bromo Quinine Tabletn. rrlce25c
People who learn nothing from ex
perience seldom complete their edu
cation.
CITC Permanently nm. jo (It or nftrvonaneaa aTtaa
I I O flrat dar'a uae of Or. Kline's Orrat Kerre Keator
rr. Strnd f.ir FflKK J.OO trial Dottlo and tn-atlae.
Isa. U. il Klihk, LId.,KU Arvh Streot, i'ljiladeUdiia.'"
A woman who loved but once and
madly loved on to the end, ought to be
canonized.
$100 Reward, $100.
Tbe reader of this paper will lp pleaaed to If am
that there la at leant oue dreaded dleoe thai arlruce
Iih beeu able to cure In all lis Matte, and iliat l
Catarrh, liali'a Catarrh Curs la the only Dltlva
cure now known to the medical fraternity. C atarrh
ueiug a conauiuuuimi aiseatte. requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure I taken In
ternary, actinic directly upon the Mood and mi.h ou
iiurfaces of the syntorn. therehy destroying the
foundatl. n of the dlaeare. and a-lvUiir the nutleut
ttrenicth hy building; up the roDatltuiloit und al(!u
nature In do In if Its work. Tbo proprietors have p't
much faith In Its curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any -aae that It alls to cure.
Sena for list of test ImonlslM.
Address F. .1. CHESTY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by drmrglHts, 75c.
Hail's Family l'llls are the best.
Is Cancer Increasing?
There is a feeling of great uneasi
ness in England over some statistics
that were recently published about the
increase of cancer in Great Britain.
The death rate from that disease in
1890 was sixty-eight persons in every
100,000 inhabitants, but In 1900 it was
eighty-three in every 100,000. Besides,
the ratio of deaths from cancer to
those from a.!J other causes, among
persons over 35 years of age, was only
one out of twenty in 1890, but one out
o twelve in 1900. These figures have
given rise to much alarm, but a con
servative student of mortality says
that the increased rate is probably
due to the fact that vital statistics are
becoming more accurate every year
and are now gathered from places
from which no reports formerly came.
Electrical Railways in Italy.
Americans must not think that they
are in all departments at the head of
electrical progress. To say nothing
of Marconi's achievements Italy is
far m advance of the United States in
the introduction of electrical traction,
in place of steam, upon long sections
oi important railway lines. The line
of the Adriatic company between
Lecco, on Lake Como, and Sondrio,
67 miles in length, is operated by
electricity, and passenger trains tra
verse it at the rate of more than forty
miles an hour. A different system is
in use on the line of the Meditrranean
company, from Milan to Puerto Ce
resio, on- Lake Lugano, 45 miles,
wnere a speed of 50 miles an hour
is attained by trains consisting of a
motor car and three passenger car
riages. A NEW ROUTE.
The Road to Wellvilte.
It Is by change of diet that one can
get fairly on the road to health after
years of sickness, for most ill health
comes from improper feeding.
What a boon it is to shake off cof
fee sickness and nervous headaches
as some can if determined.
One womar. accomplished it In this
way: "A few years ago I suffered
terribly from sick and nervous head
aches being frequently confined to my
bed two or three days at a time, the
attacks coming, on from one to four
times in every month. I tried
medicines of all kinds but
could get no real relief until my par
ents finally persuaded me to quit the
use of coffee altogether and try Poa
tum Food Coffee. It had come to a
point where I was so utterly miser
able that I was willing to make any
reasonable trial.
"A person couldn't believe what fol
lowed but the results speak for them
selves; that was two and a half years
ago and I have never tasted coffee
since. I use Postun. not only for its
delicious flavor but more for the good
it has done me. All of my troubles
disappeared as if by magic and I have
for the past two years been doing all
the work for my family of six. I
seldom have even a slight headache
and I would not give up my Postum
and go back to coffee now unless I
deliberately intended to commit sui
cide. "All of my neighbors it seems to me
now use Postum in place of coffee and
some of them have been doing so
for several years with splendid re
sults from the health point of view."
Name given by Postum Co.; Battle
Creek. Mich.
Loo!; in each package for a copy of
the famous little book, "The Road to
Wellville."
CnEATLY T.CDUCCD RATCiJ
Via
WABASH RAILROAD.
Home VJultoru' Kxcurslnn lo rnln
in Jndluna, Ohio an Kentucky. noM
Kcpl. Int. Ktlr. I",fh and O't. (.III. ut
vi ry Ion- iat long liralt rt turning.
HALF FARE
Baltimore, ?d., and return n-hl Sept.
17lh. lfclh a ti.l l'.itn.
LIttie Bock. Ark., and rt-liiru nohl
Oct. 'Jnd, 3rd and 41 h.
IMrnlt. Midi., and rt irn fp',1 Oi t.
Htli, If.tli. lGth and 17th.
IIctih FcekciV Kxcursjon to many
point South nnd Southern-!, no way
ami found trip tickets mid tin f1rnt
ruid I hu d Tuesday of er.eli muMb.
Tlie Wnbavli i the only ln.c piixs
iiiK the WoiM'k I'Hlr fJroutidK, isiviix
all a view of the bnlldlM-- and
grounds. Through coiiim i thm. Nu
bus transfer thU route. Khr.u'it
equipment consisting of le.trM,
KHHK reelltiing chair car a:,d lnr.h
back foachiH, on all train".
At.k ycur ajfi-nt to route you via
the Waliafch. For rates, f Mem und
all Jnfof titutloti. call at Wh!..m.Ii t'My
ofllce, lf.01 Furnain Htieet i r nndretiij
I F AIt:t V !:. MOOHFH.
(J-nl. Ant. PaH. Dept..
Oiiiali:i. Neti.
Some lives are no worthlc hh
they are hardly fit fr the duir.ii.
1.a(
Hundreds of dealers fy the extra
quantity and superior quality at De
f.anco Starch Is fawt taking place of
all other brands. Others my they
cannot tell any other starch.
Be the stake ever s-o Im-U'iiificant.
as a tule it make the game.
Sensible Housekeeper i
will have Defiance Starch, not alonrt
bocaupe Ihey get one third more foi
the pamo money, but also Let ante of
superior quality.
Have- you thought yet what yc n il In?
apt to get for Christ mas prcht nth?
PUTNAM FADKLESS DYES ar
fast to light and washing.
Hia Family.
It if a pleasant story that Dr. I'M
lespie, the present moderator ol tdo
Church of Scotland, tells of hew ho
wan r.tviipIuKsed the other day by a
ragge d urchin with whom he p t into
convt-rnation. He said: "My boy. who
looks lifter you?" "js.'a buddy." wan
the quick reply. "Where is your
father?' "He's deid." "Have you a
mother?" "She's deid tae." "Have, you
net a Ulster, then?" "I never had ym."
"Hut Hiircly you have a brother?" "Yen,
but he K ht tllasca' college." "V1I.
cannot h- xpare some time !;o-u
Mueller, to look after you it bit?" "No,
sir; lor ho was born wi' two he.dH,
and they ecp him In a bottlo."
fil.OO ItlO 00-IOIJNI HTKISI
KAMJi: OFJ'J.K.
If 7cu ran tine tbe lxnt bltr MiimiiitmI nwl
ranee Hindu in flic worl'l. ami u.rf v illlnir t-o luivn
It placed Iti your own home on three rnonUiK Inn
trital. juM. cut. Mr not ii-e out and M-bd to I- Ale:,
lioEM en Ac io.. CMcui'O. arid you vill m ivu
free hy ict urn mall a llr picture of tl.e hU t-l
rnnio and many ether cooking and lualliia
tlovea. ycitj mill b,1ko r-oHve the nioi-t woi l i
f ii li.oo ku-i i ninice oner, an oflcr thut ytun n
the tieht KteeJ rntH? or IifutlUtf Move n llir)
lif.rnc of any family, auch an ofT'-r tt.ut no futiniy
in the land, no mni ter u but their clrcuir.M.hfn
may t'-. or low kiiimII their Income. iio-l 1 1
wit Lout the lientcooklncor li'-annic I tovt music.
Alter nature stamps a man of i:o-
nius Khej bicaks the die.
1
(,'anaat Pcarlrate
SMsVVEWS
tXCELSlOa BRAND
Oiled Ciothing
and Slickers
IVsrrsattl WslrpMMf.
VmAr It atatxt bar waar. Lost
far rdrk. If ur .
. 1 .u . . ih.m All
' - " ' T f ' rt
If. . WYrRM Z,0.j
East CaaikrMa, Ha
V. L. DOUGLAS
3.SS&3 SHOES El
You can save frcra $3 to $6 yearly by
wearing W. L. Douglas $3.50 or $3 s(
They cqtnl tijos
that have b'in elat
ing you fro'n 4.00
to JfSjOJ. Tiio iin
iiier8a1e of V. L.
iJouzla, s!io?i proves
tlieir superiority over
all other makes.
Sold by rUil fchoo
dealers evtrywlieTB.
Look for nam's and
prl:j on hotto.n.
That boof Ian ntrr for
Onat'olt prom Ihrre is
Talue in Dotirlsa shot.
orona is m nirh-t ... VJ 5Kk
sraoe rai.Lrf-at ner ninae. irtirmM,t
Our $4 Gilt Id j? l ine cannot be tauallea at ariu urn r.
Shorn br mall, 25 rt-ntn rilra. Illust nUtf
Catalog free. W. L. IHIlULaS, Krorktoa, Jfaaa,
We male all kinds of tanas. Uti Cr"" 'f
White fine. Write us for prices and ve n icitllw
man's r rof.L
WOODEN PACKAGE MFC CO.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
TO FARMERS ONLY
We furnish 10 cows with everr quarter taction
latiO toueht of n. You par for tbem out cf tttri
cream. Wa apply tbacrop payment plan tc f.iork
We are looking for saen rbo want to own their
homes. We can and
WILL . HELP YOU START RIGHT.
If you want a farm or ranch in the "Garden of Yt v
per:iy"send forour free t arid dev.riptivefolJ r.
WHITNEY & WHEELOCK,
23 Broadway. Far;o, N. D.
FREE TO WOP.IEfJ!
To Trove the hcallnr aril
elenijcif power ft i'astlna
Toilet Antlarptic we will
rcs-ll a tariff; tritil -m fcare
with took of in.'trurt.oij
absolutely frr?. Tf.N i. not
a tiny aample. but m lurrs
package, e-nourh ft ten
vlnca anrotie ef it ralue.
Women all over the ountrtr
are pralKinif 1'aitir.e for u;,t
it hun dotfl In loe:i treat'
tnetkt af fptuula !! ,1
all irflammation and rllKchnnres. wc,rntfui as a
cleanMnff vnini, douche, for aore throat, basal
catirrh. as a mouth w.mh nnd to r iuove Virtar
nd whittti the teeth, StnU Uxhiy; a txmtal card
il flo.
Kohl br drnreiataor aent fwxtpald hr na, SO
enta. Iarr f4tUfaetlon sjuara nu-t..
TItK Jt. 'AX TON C!, Hcxuiu, Alaaa.
XI C'olurobua Ari.
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