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Mm
g oprin summer k - 1 vi-
al-. o i;.-.,. P.nntc' t-i 1 lv' T-rinrr nnd Summer Kurnishinfs in all the new stvlus and shades ol cloth.
Fine Shirts, ike.
j I t willj.jt.- Jinx, v ' l tt'ivt ' j . uf'...t r , -
DYe surest that you call earlv and examine all departments. Price and juality will compare with any in Cass county.
- - - -
rilt-te, in. Sprin
at the Reliable Purchasing House of
- WRfl. HOLLY
Kotice of Application to Probate Will
H of Ni t. i ;i-
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iiicm I14-. I .i ii i-f . . Hi.i'.-ic M::li!il:i I'.mwie-.
V.;nrt ri i'.i . in-. :nil l':tul I. i I . . i. r : . suil :i 1 1
t l.i r r-. ns ini ! i i ( I in :i:! t:i!-: Vim
u :ll ( ;tU- not I h.-it n 1 1 . ! 1 1 l:iy if May
i 7. 1 '! r I ! w hi ti I in i h i - hi it an iuM ru
int nt imriNii t iiur i . Im- n- will :unl !,! a-HK-rif
of :!! :t r:i 1 1 !' l r in. junl a
i ii i n alU t'ini.- I lli--.vi Si; al IVO-i'-nu
: lian''l lb:- I " "i tin- :.'iil la.v f May i:"7,
in - a il con i n y. I a v int' an 1 an- to l- almiiii--l
m-iI. a nil in a. iiu' I liat s::il instrument may
mini it N 't to :.! a- laM will ami
tr-t ii:ii-iit nf .:iil .n : li i'i I' Mhi. iii i-i asi ii.
n;::i t hat lii tit - n ' aim 'i :.t y ! -;-! t b i -
on.
Von v. ill t a!,.- ti' t i.-.- t t.at
1' .il on -ai 1 i-t it ion .ii 1 I
! n-!i I I IliT '
ila.v of .1 U' l- l''7.
j! i oV lo-k a. in.. r : i i I . tvv
al I In- otli.-i- of
v .-oiirt fiKiin in
I i -in i nt y jmlt'i- in H i- mil
1 1 roiirt lion-.!- i il t In- i !t y of
I'h'i i -iiu mi h. in
i-oiuit v. .N-I.i a-.! a. ami t hat If Vo l fai! to
iu-IM-ar ami .i.o-i -.avl ..t:-ioi tin- tnayi-r
1 1 rof may ! r: i it ! ami tin- -aiil instiii
ii. ;.' ailinit n il to I'tol.ati- as li.- la-i. w ill ami
1 1 -1 ariii-nt of -.ai'l arah l'i-ii-iott. ili--i-a-.i !.
. it iii-.s my han 1 t hi- l"i li ila v of May r.-7.
Ij.ai i II akvk V I 'I i:
J. .1 ii !. :..: m;. 'o-.iitt.v .1 mi-
Fotice of Petition for Appointment
of Administrator.
S PATK !' N ; : ! : ! : -k..
1 'a ' milt y .
in t hi- mai I i-r of t l.i- i-1 a
In it. ii' y it; ft
r lli-iiti Watson.
.!-i-:n-i!.
N; is in ii-lv t ivi it to all n-fsons ititcri-st-
i in saiil i st ati-t hat a i l it !on has -1 lih-il
in l In- i-oiint y i-otirt of as i-otinty. Ni-hrasUa.
iilli-Vin:-' t h-'it on t hi- Mli ila.v of .lanuary !!;
I li-nry Wat soii.ili-iiai ti-il t h is lifi- in saiil i-onnty
It.ti-st at" i ssi-ss-il of ti al st at-ami ix-rsonal
iiroN-rty tln-n-iii. ami i-nn in' for tin- :iHinl-ri.i-nt
of an uilmiiilst rator for t In- i-st a'i- of saiil
is-.-as-il. ami that a hi-aiini.' will Im- hail uinhi
siUI i i it ion in t h-i-oiint y i-oiirt room of l ass
i-oiinty, Ni-hraska at I'la' t siiiont h in saiil
i- .ii nt .v on l In- M 1 1 ila.v of .1 ;ini- l:7 at t In- hour
of lit o'rlm-U a. nt.. ami that all iwrsons inti
n-sii-il in saiil si::t- an- ii-oiiiri il to show ransi-i-.i.-:iinst
saiil mI it ion on or 1 fori- tin hour of
li o i-lm-k a. in. on saiil h Hay of .1 uni" l'A'7.
'.V it n-ss my liaml ami t In- si-a 1 of t In- i-oiint v
i-o.irt of 'ass i-oiint y. Ni-ht aska thisl'Jilay of
May. r."7. IIakvkv l. Tisavi.
ii:.(I I 'ouni y .1 liil'i-.
'. K. I Ltrr. Attot :::.-.
Notice to Creditor:
y :.u- o N'l-l't asU.i '
t as t "i unit y.
In tin- matli-r of tl
I :i i-cr.a.ly i-
i-s; ate of
.lift.
Maty
A.
!:.tinaril. ii--i-asi-il.
Noti.-i- is lii-i-ly irivt it llial i-riilitots of saiil
!t .-.-asi-il will tm- t t In- ailminisi ratot-of said s
tati'. U-fori- mi-, i-otiiity iml-i-of 'ass omit y.
Nt t.raska. at t In- 'oiitit y out t room in 1'latts
moi.t h. in sa ii i-ou nt y. on t hi- 1 4t It of .1 n in- a ml
. ... t I... til. 1. . .f I I r.lu.i- I'm r. t 111 ..-!. -L- A M.
Ii ila.v. for tin
i't;ti
s- i.i j'li s iii iiIm i hi i i
i-laims for i'a
: i ton.
ai: .tst mi-iit ami
I i-.vati'-i-.
: inoiit lis from .luta
' r t hi- i-r. ilit' rs ot"
i:l7. an
asi-il tc
a Ilowi-il
l:-.-sint
ntlis for
t ii i r lat nis. ami "in- yi-ir am
i m
t :: ailininist rat-.r lo-i-t i
1 7. ' i ila.v of A;t ':l. I :.
W it Hi ss my haml :-. tnf
C-virt. ill IV;:r'-:r:...;tii. N
tati-. from tin-
sai.l County
t his 141 h ila :
f May !'. 7.
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I i i.-vi: v I . Ti: tvi.
i i unity .i w !.
Legal Hctice.
in Tin: i'i-Ti:i
-1 f'ir ass (.'.., mi, s
I n t in- i:r.i: t -r if i
T ( i ri;
N-oi as ,
i-ta: (
WITHIN AN!
a.
i'
GS5EH TO SHCW CAUSE
:!.:.!: .!.i:i-s :- :.
N' w on this i.i h iay of A i'fil. r.-7. t his rjiw
i-a:iii oii for ln-ar:n.' at IuiiiIh-k uihui tin-
-t it ion of l"ii-il r.:'i i!l"-r-.-i. aihtiiitisi rator of
t i ati- i'f llari.a ra .ioiti-s. i.-.-i-asi-il. jifayimr
f .r a li'-i-n-i- to s. !l thi- following ili-ri-rilx-ii
r. al st ati- sit -t;:t!-.l i il l"!at ts.iioui h. C asst oun
t v. Ni hrask:'. 1'i-ivii :
Lots osii- ( I and i i-iit ( - in Mock iin"u ti-i :i
( l'.o Vontii.' II a.y's A.;il;t ,,.ii. ami lot one ( 1 ) in
! li j-U t wi-nt y-oni- i "Jl Voting Hay's AtMi
tioti. I'lat tsim .nt ii. Nihrask:!. or a sulii.-i.-nt
ariionnt of t In- s:.;i.- to i.ri:i-' 1 In- su:il of I wi-n-ty-nve
h.i.'iilM.I i-l'.'i dollais. for iiu- ay-ti-nl
of (i.-l.is ai'ov..-.l iiiraiiist -aid -staio ami
t in- i-ost of ail mi nist i it ion. t li-n- not U-iny any
Ii rsoiial M'oiH-tt y to pay tin- s;iil tli-h'.s aiul
H-tlsl-S.
I' is t hi-ii fof.- ofii.-n-.l that all iM isons iii
t ri st-il in sa ill i-i ;i - at !: i- i-foi - mi- at t in-..:;.-
of th .'.-rK of tln I'istrii-l (.'otirt of 'ass
on ul. v. Ni-hr iska. on t J.'.t ii ila.v of May. I'.'7.
a ot!-"o"i-liM-k ;. in., to show i-atis.-. if any. why
a li--ii- shouhl not tr: anti-l t. saiil aiimin
ist rat or. to sill t hi- nlun i- cli-s.-ril-il n-al i-st at
or si min'li then of ln-loiitiiiir to th.- iliH-i-as-il
cs shall 1h- n ssary to pay said ili-hts ami --
1-I1S-S.
Si-rvi.-c of this orili-r shall In- maii.' lwrsoiial
I . uiH-ii all i.-t-sois inti ii sii-d. or sliall ! ma'ii'
liy .ut.lii-atio:i in tin- IMaltstr.otitli Journal for
f mr sii.-.-i-ss- wi-i-Us j.v;or to thi 7.1 it day of
May. !-.'7. !'.ii i..lr-sE..
.Ii:l--of ;!,.- l:strii-t t'onrt.
Notice of Hearing.
tN th Kit n'NTV i ; i;t t t r. hn-
- ty. Ni-hi ,;.;i. 1 ii i-1 --ao- of !Vt-r hiu'n-r,
i!f-.-asil.
To all ii-isotis i;iT. i-sti d: on r.n lu-r.-ly
rotitifd that at'.-tition has U-.-U ti!i-d for th'
'-:oiiit:ii-iH o! an ailminist t ator of t in- -stat-..f
1'i-ti-r irtitH-r. di-foas.-d. atd that a ln-arintr
will )n had thi n-on at my orti.-- in tin- rity of
i'la'tsmotith. i-otinty of NVhraska. on the
l-!h lavof May A. 1. l'"7. "t 1" oVI''k a. m..
anil that William I K-!.-s Krnii-r has Im-.-ii stit.'-ir.-stcd
as si:.-h admin i-l rat or. and all oh.it i-t ions
t 'iCit-to nn:-t Im- ! l.-i i.y s i-d Invar of ln-ariiiir.
I ty t In- 'own.
'.-ri ! li.tr.vtv l. Tkavis.
i'.ritoN Ci.a::k. A : ; ! m y. Couii'y .Iinit'f.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
S T A T r OF NTllK K A ,
i. AsSl lirVt Y
I n t In" mat Tir of tin-
I :: fou nt y Court,
of Mattln-w Mid-
k:T. lf--asd.
Not iff isln-rihv t-ivt n t'nnt thf i-mulr of
saidilff-ast-! wili m.--t W . f. Traf.v. thf ail
niinistrator. of said i statf. U-fore im-. founty
judi.'f of Cass futility. Ni 1'i aska. at tin' county
court room in I'lat ts::.o:it h. in said county, on
t he lit h dav tf .1 r.m- A. I . P'7. and on the 4tli
i ;uy of Novt-mU r A. I . r."7. at : o'.-li k a. :n..
t .-.'"-Ii dav. for t In- iut !s- of ;.rt-s-iit in' th-ir
claims fvri-a:iiintioi:. ;i'l.:i:i:i-m and allow
an .
i months art- :i!lv.ol for the cii-ditoi-s of
said ii-ct-a.s-d to ir; st-:it t In-ir ch:i :ns. and o!i'-v.-ar
for t In- admin St rat or to s,-tt i- sa'.d st an
from the 14th day of May. l' 7.
Witn.-ss iiiv hand and s.-al of said f-ir.nty
c-irr. at I'iiMsin. .:: h. V-hi ask:-. 5his4th day
of May r. 7. H i: i:v l. Tit Wis.
'sf-.Vl." County .1 tn !.
rou '.ark. r ". : : .
License Hoticc
X-uTi k i- !u:::Er.v i.ivi:n that the
-.N un,,.Is,i1rii--d has til.-.l his jw-titioii as rt
..uircil liv tin- st a ,:t. s ..f th.- st at- of NVl.raska,
a itli tin- cit v cl.-rk of t;.f ity of l'lat tsmout h.
Ni hraska. ri-tm--t iiii.- a Iin-iisf to st-H malt,
si.iritous and vinous li-inors, f ir the comiiur
munif ilal viar in t huildintr si ti at id on the
wt-st half (w1- inf lot si i i'.i in l.U-k thiny
f j-ar 4 in the city of l-Ktis.nouth. Ni hraska.
V. M. HlNiiM llKN.
May 4. in". Applicant.
ManZan Pile Keniedy put up in con
venient, collapsible tubes with nozzle
attchment so that the remedy may
be applied at the very seat of the trou
ble, thus relieving almost instantly
bleeding, itching or protruding piles.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Sold by Gering & Co. Druggist.
Weeping Water
I'rorn tin- !! ralil.
Mrs. L. I). Hunter, who has been
very sick in Joplin, Missouri, is im
proving and expects to return borne as
s'on as she is able to make the trip.
Mrs. John Newliam has been quite
i sick with pneumonia, but we are uiad
to learn that with a pretty strong
constitution for one of her years, she
was able to survive the illness and is
on the mend.
Mrs. F. (J. Taylor received a tele
gram Sunday night stating that both
her pareuts, who have been sick for
several weeks at their home in Hills
boro: Oregon, weree very low indeed,
and as both are well toward eighthy
years of age, she has practically no
hope fur their recovery.
Arthur McN'amee, who was crushed
a few days aco in the railroad yards of
I t. Scott, Kansas, and is now in the
hospital at St. Louis, dots not improve
much. An abcess that has formed at
the hip, gives him great trouble. Mrs.
McNamee expects to make another
trip there soon.
J. I. Corley sustained an injury to
one hand last week. A nail penetrat
ed almost through the palm. Mr. Cor
ley was sitting cn a pile of lumber,
when it tipped over, and in trying to
save himself, his hand struck the nail.
Fred Walker, while unloading a bar
rel from the dray into F. S. Ilarnes'
cellar at the store, slipped and fell.
The barrel rolled over him and besides
bruises, he suffered a dislocation of the
right shoulder. He had to be helped
home and will be an invalid for some
time.
Carpenters are busy on the depot.
The track on the north was moved five
feet f-irther north, and the depot will
set back ten feet further from the
main track on the south. The Missouri
Faciiic is too economical to put much
new lumber into the work, and so the
structure will be all new except both
ends.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contains Mercury
as murcury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely do
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucus surface.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa
ble physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu
cus serface of the system. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druirgists. Price 75c per bot
tle. Take Hall's Family Fills for con
stipation. In the treatment of piles it be
comes necessary to have the remedy
put up in such a form that it can be
applied to the parts affected. Man
Zan pile remedy is encased in a collap
sible tube with nozzle attached. It
cannot help but reach the spot. Re
lieves blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding piles. 50c with nozzle,
gjaranteed. Try it. Gering & Co.
For any paiD, from top to toe, from
any cause, apply Dr. Tuomas' Eclectric
Oil. Pain can't stay where it is used.
V '.3
- i
7-rfi
WHEN THE KETLTE SINGS
it's a sicn of coal satisfaction. Want
to hear the music in your kitchen?
Easy order coal from this ortice and
yard. The output of the Trenton
mine the fuel we handle has no su
perior anywhere, its equal in few
places
J. V. EGENBERGFR,
'PHflWP riattsmonth No.
PLASTTMOUTH,
NtDiiAoKA'
".m t .1 ---
! Mvirdock
(I'.y (J. A. i.i N.)
I'K' L' ( K MAUKK'ls
Corrected weekly by Martin A: Too!,
who ray thft highest prices for produce
and guarantee satisfaction:
I'.uttvr
Kbits
Hins :
Siirintrs heavy ;c
Sprint's lis-'hl
Crearii '-':'"
rattle ?4."0 to ..'
l..it's r').7i to ;.'.'"
i, 1IA IN aj a UK ets.
Corn 43 and 4'4f
Wheat 7s-
Oats '
IImck Island Timk Tai.i.i:.
Murdock Station.
VIT IKil'SD.
No.
No.
No.
No.
41, rrail
75, local
"i. mail
37, mail.
. s:l.7 a. m.
. s:-"j.j a. in.
. :: p. m"
. :-".' p. m.
A2:?A a. rn.
Ab a. m.
kast i:or.'D.
No.
No.
No.
No.
freight.
mail.
7f, Local 1:14 p. m.
c, maii.
:. p. m.
Miss Alice Lau was an Omaha pas
senger Thursday, intending to visit
relatives there for a week or two.
II. V. Lewis is entertaining two of
his daughters from South Dakota, this
week.
Mrs. Conrad Miller and children,
now of Pocatello, Idaho, are visiting
relatives here for an indefinite period.
Our local baseball team went over
to Weeping Water Saturday with the
intention of doing some great things
and from the looks of the score they
certainly did, for the result was 7 to 0
in favor of Weeping Water.
F. d. Obernalte and J. A. Bauer
transacted business at the county seat
Monday.
Work on the new M. W. A. hall is
being pushed with renewed energy,
and we will have the goat in his
regular stall in a couple of weeks.
G. L. Colbert and family entertained
Grandpa and Grandma Colbert, of
j Weeping Water, Thursday.
Mrs. F. Wolf returned from her
! Omaha visit Thursday.
Miss Frances Schulenburg, of Ohio,
pulled in Frfday for a visit with
friends here, and also with relatives
at Elm wood.
John Itidsreway visited at Syracuse
Friday.
Miss Mary Miller was an Omaha
passenger Friday.
Mrs. Conrad Wirth was an Omaha
passenger Friday.
K. L. Neitzel came down from
Waterloo Saturday, for a short visit
with relatives.
II. Westlake and wife visited friends
at Palmyra the forepart of the week.
Mabel Thimgan is on the sick list
this week.
II. A. Tool was a business visitor at
Omaha Wednesday.
(Quarterly meetings will be held at
the Evangelical church on Tuesday
and Wednesday next week. Presiding
Elder Shupp will be present and com
munion services will be held on Wed
nesday evening. All are invited to
attend.
Mrs. Conrad Wirth was taken be
fore the insanity board at Plattsmouth
Monday and was found to be decidedly
unbalanced so she was taken to the
asylum at Lincoln Monday evening.
George and Cal Leis transacted busi
ness at the county seat Monday.
The following appeared in the last
issue of the Elmwood Leader-Echo:
"A good looking youner woman not
far from Elmwood is said to be terribly
upset in consequence of a mistake she
made the other day. Going in a
hurry to the Elmwood roller mills
after Hour, she took up what she sup
posed was a clean pillow slip from the
bureau drawer. She skipped into the
mill smiling like a basket of chips and
handed the supposed slip to the pro
prietor who commenced filling it. The
first scoop full went plump through to
the floor. When he raised it up to
see what was the matter,he discovered
two outlets at the bottom heavily
fringed. The lady she lit out with
out saying a word. The miller laid
the article away to await her return,
but up to date she has not appeared.
This is a hutre joke on the miller and
the pretty girl, but the miller who
puts out a brand of flour called
"Golden Gate" says the mistake is
easily understood. After recovering
from the shock he resurrected the
'article," spread it on his Hour chest
and across the said "article" he
recognized his flour brand, Golden
Gate, in big green letters, a little the
worse for the wear but still in a fair
state of preservation."
For Indigestion
Relieves soar stomach-
palpitation of the heart. Digests what you ea
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mike I'ris was a pas-s.cner f'.-r Cedar
i Creek this morning.
J. W. Sace was the loser of a valu
able horse which died yesterday.
J. G. Kaufman and wife were pas
sengers to Omaha this afternoon.
T. E. Parmele and T. M. Patterson
were attending to business at O.i-aha
today.
E. F. Iialiance and wife and K. O.
Wagner returned to their home at
Havelock this afternoon.
John Cook of Murray, was in attend
ance at the funeral of his grandfather,
J. M. Winscott, yesterday.
Phillip Sauter was at Omaha this
afternoon attending to business re
garding the talking machine.
II. II. Evans of Louisville, is in the
city, the guest of his brother, the cash
ier at the Uurlington station.
Arthur Crissman. of Lincoln, came
in on the Eurlinpton train this morn
ing for a short visit with friends.
John II. Eecker is beautifying his
home by sidding and other improve
ments. Frank Claus is doing the work.
Mr. P. Joslyn, the storekeeper of the
Burlington, accompanied by his wife,
were passengers to Omaha this morn
ing. Miss Ina Thomas, a ceice of M. W.
Thomas of Honey Bend, Illinois, is
visiting in the city, a guest of her
uncle.
Mrs. Chas. Pochards and little girl
went to Omaha this afternoon where
they will visit with friends until over
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Thomas, a sister of M.
W. Thomas, living in Louisville, Ken
tucky, is visiting at the home of her
brother in this city.
Wanted A good man to put up
lightning rods for the only simon pure
lightning rod man in the state of Ne
braska. Apply to T. V. Vallery, Mur
ray, Neb.
J. C. Smith, who has been visiting
with his son, W. F. Smith, for some
days past, left for his home at Ne
hawka on the evening Missouri PaciHc
train yesterday.
The workmen on the residence of
Perry Utterback report it nearing
completion and about ready for the
painters. When through I'erry will
have a beautiful home.
F. B. Kauble, the efficent clerk at
A. W.White's, was an over night visi
tor at Omaha, the gest of his friend,
A. J. McCallan, who is employed in
the Burlington general office.
The supper given at Coates' hall
last night by the ladies of the St.
John's Catholic church, was a success
beyond their expectations. They serv
ed over three hundred suppers and it
was a financial success.
Mrs. Sophia Shannahan and her son,
O. W. Jones, of Nebraska City, de
parted for home on the midnight
train last night, having been here in
attendance at the funeral of the form
er's father, J. W. Winscott.
Mrs. Chas. Hiatt is visiting at Ash
land with relatives and friends, and
will be joined by Mr. Hiatt Saturday
evening, who will also take an outing
for a week or two to rest up from his
labors in the work at the store.
C. Mockenbaups, south of town, has
his brickyard running at its full ca
pacity at present, and with good
weather will soon have a huge pile of
brick for the prosperous times that
are making a demand for all kinds of
building material.
Everything for gent's spriDg and
summer wear at Holly's. No trouble
to show our goods. Call early and see
what we have.
14.20
with 12
Genuine
EDISON
Records
r
We carrj- a large stock of Vic
tor and Edison . gold-moulded
Records. Hear them free.
PHIL SAUTER,
Plattsmouth, -Neb.
j PERKINS nOTE; j
PLATTSMOUTH.
RATES $1.00 PER DAY
First House West B. 6c M. Depot
We Solicit the Farmers Trad
and Guarantee Satisfaction.
When in the City
T5he Per kiiis Hotel i
3.
is something that everyone uses, hut know little
about. Often one is influenced to buy soap just be
cause it is cheap, not because of its true value as a
soap, and the bar that looks bij is the seller. Some
soaps contain as much as 40 per cent of water a
perfectly milled soap contains less than 10 per cent
of water and is perfectly saponfied. Thus a soap to
be of the highest value to the consumer must be of
the highest value in soap quality
1st. To contain nothing to injure the most deli
cate skin.
2nd. It must be perfectly milled.
3rd. Contain the lowest percentage of water.
4th. Be of the highest percentage of purity and
quality and it contains the quantity.
Gering's English Proce.-s Glycerine Soap, manu
factured by Colgate & Co. meets all requirements
and costs onlv 15c ier cake or two for 25c.
Prescription
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&l $ No fuel Famine in .Northern Wisconsin
If o waitinp for the r.iilroac! to haul more coal ! Acres cf lucl on your
own land; and rifrht Close in to lour f-piendid cities; railroaiK,
Bchools, churches, fine soil, gin A water; land never on the market be
fore: the chance of your life to own your own farm and Moj
pay iny rent. We are waiting to tell you all about it. We will build a
house for you if you ask us. Land I5.00 to 115.00 icr acre. Write
today, tomorrow maybe too late. Address:
AMERICAN COLONIZATION COMPANY
Buy Railroad Ticlrct
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Improper action of the kidneys
causes backache, lumbago, rheuma
tism. "Pineules" is a kidney rcmerjy
that will relieve these diseases. Pleas
ant to take and guaranteed to pive
satisfaction or money refunded. "Re
lief in every dose." Gerinjr .S: C j.
Sprintrwinds chap, tan and caus2
reckles to appear Tinesalve Carbolized
applied at nij.'bt will relieve that burn
ing sensation. Nature's own remedy
acts like a poultice and draws out in
flammation. Kir'- f - frv
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Description and Pedigree:
in face and weighs seventeen hundred pounds.
Wildfield stamp (4107) is a thoroughbred Clydesdale, and foaled
May 9, 190.';, and is registered in the Clydesdale Stud Book of Cana
da. Sired by Westtield Stamp (119) (94'i7): dam, flora of l:inz
wood (3022) (12506); she sired by The Iioyal Standard (22J0); second
dam, Mapgie of Ringwood (710): she by Lord Salisbury (240): third
dam, Bell of Kingwood (070): sired by Victor 2d (158); fourth dam.
Fan; sired by Robbie Burns (104); fifth dam by Loudoun Tam (127).
All parties interested in the breeding of line horses are request
ed to call at my farm and see this celebrated animal.
A. S. WILL, Proprietor
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Give Us a Call
Druggists
Chippewa Bldg., Chippewa Falls,
tolTayv.ard, Wis. Wisconsin
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In usintr a coutrh syrup, wny not urct
the best? One that comes highly itc
ommended is Bees Laxative Courli
.Syrup, contains Honey and Tar and is
superior to other couh syrups in
many ways. Children alwajs like it
because it contains no opiates: is a lax
ative and is guaranteed to pive .satis
faction or your money refunded. Try
it.
o'erinu' A: Co.
ii urrieci meals, lack or excrcj.:- ai'ft
I the main causes of dyspepsia. A Kind's
j Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal aids
I digestion, improves the appetite.
WILOFIELD
STAMP 4107
This celebrated stallion
will make the season of Q
1907 at my farm 6 miles
southwest of Mynarcl, 3
and serve a limited num-
ber of mares at S10 to in- (
sure a mare with foal.
money due when the fact c
is known. 7
Wild field Stamp is a large honey
horse, bay in color, with stripe