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About Plattsmouth weekly journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1881-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1895)
HER TRIP FOR NAUGHT AT TTIE COUNT V INSTIXUTK. "Urs. Wolf Fails to Secure Pos-! session Of Those Money Orders. FREE TO IOWA FARMERS ONLY. lliMoarl River Ferry IT 111 Accotuuolat Only Iowa Farmers ami Contribu tor to the Ferry Fund Other luteal Note. Mrs. 1. Wolf is the genuine article, bo says r'ostmaster Fox. She is also a genuine fraud, at least as far as her story of destitution, starvation and suffering at Sidney ,2Ceb., is concerned, and but for the intervention of 17. S. Marshal White would now be under arrest. Postmaster Vox, as stated previously in these columns, was in Omaha yesterday and conducted an investigation which led him to the firm belief that the woman neverlived in Sidney, Xeb., and consequently has been practicing a bold fraud with her husband, Mark Wolf, as the principal actor. A warrant was made out for her arrest by the federal authorities in Omaha yesterday, but Marshal White recalled it and instructed his deputies to cobble in the husband &nd Jet the wife alone, as she would doubtless use her arrest as a further means of working up sympa thy. Wolf was in Omaha yesterday and by this time may be under arrest. Postmaster Fox still has the money orders and registered letters made pay able to Mrs. Wolf, as her stories were so conflicting that he was not at all sure but what she had taken the name simply for the purpose of drawing the money, Wolfe to come in afterwards on a division of the spoils. Tb Free Ferry. The contributors to the free ferry fund met at the police judge's office last evening and elected as directors Messrs. F. J. Morgan, Claus Dreck enfeld, II. It. Gering and J. W. Hen dee, to which gentlemen the manage ment of the ferry was delegated for the coming year. The directors were in session this afternoon with the O'Neill brothers, who will again have charge of the ferry's operation for this year, the drawing up of the con tract being the principal bit of busi ness. This year the ferry will be free to Iowa farmers, but the contributors are the only persons who will be al lowed the free use of the ferry from this side of the river. Weeping Watek, Monday, March 25, 1S05. (Special correspondence to The Journal.) The regular annual session of the Cass county institute opened this morning in the high school building under tho most auspicious circumstances. About one hundred and twenty-five teachers attended making a larger first day's enrollment than that of any previous session held in the county. After music and the morning chapel exercises, work began in earnest. The change to the lecture system seems to meet the hearty ap proval of all teachers present; anil es pecially are all gratiQed to learn that methods of teaching, instead of the academic feature, is to be emphasized as never before. As announced by the superintendent, class work is carried on during the morning sessions and the afternoon is occupied in lectures. To insure the success of this plan, the management have seemed iustiuc tors of mora than usual ability. Prof. Higsby of Detroit, Mich,, an educator of national reputution, comes, with all his characteristic energy and educa tion, to conduct the lectures iu read ing and language.. Prof. Sajlor of the Lincoln Normal, whose voice has been heard in the cause of educational re form from over one hundred and fifty platforms in Nebraska, lectures in history and arithmetic. And Prof. Waterhouse, whose work as a Cass countv educator is too well-known for comment, conducts exercises and lec tures in physical culture. The afternoon lectures in the Con gregatioualchurch were well attended. "What a Word Is." by Prof, lligsby aud "How to Tench History "by Prof. Saylor were very profitably set forth to an eager, appreciative audience of teachers. The informal ereniug reception in the high school room was largely at tended by the teachers and patrons of the city. When the grand march closed the evenings' pleasure?, all de parted feeling that they had passed a most profitable evening in renewing old acquaintanceships. Tomorrow evening Pror. Higsby de livers his celebrated lecture, "From Mollu.k to Man." Ii. M.Bushnell will lecture on Wednesday and Prof. Bigsby will deliver a second lecture on Friday evening. From the intense in terest thus far manifested, and the general satisfaction expressed, the present session bids fair to be a "star" session in the annals of Cass count) institutes. in a few brief, well chosen remarka on the purpose of holding institutes, after which Dr. Bigsby delivered another of his fascinating lectures on liiiujuiiKf. If there be any teachers in the county who dit not count it worth far morn thau the requisite tine and money to attend such enthusiastic gatherings, they will probably wonder why the in stitute was favored with tho presence of such educators as Editor J. II. Mil ler, Superintendent II. N. Corbett, ex-Superiutendeut Noble, Superlnten dent S. E. Clark of Saunders county and Superintendent J. W. Crabtree of Ashland. After appropriate musical execreises theevening was spent in listening to H. M. Bushneira address on ''Glimpses in Spanish America." A large and appreciative audience listened eagerly to Mr. Bushnell's description of a peo ple, poor, crude and ignorant, sticklers to Old World customs, with their p culiai political conservatism, intellect ual inactivity and religious traditions A commendable featuro in thr inau agement and direction of the institute is the promptness and precision with which the programs for the day are carried out, and au equally creditable feature is the apparent pride and vi5I iutfiiess on the part of the teachers w te millinery Annnunrriiirnt. We take pleasure to say that we have just opened the largest and best se lected stock of millinery goods ever opened in the city, consisting of jets, buckles, stick-pins, strawbiaids with patent leather edge (something new), ribbons, very litest pattern, (a check, a striped and moss rosebud), also a full and complete line of pattern hats, all of the latest and best styles, among them the Could aud Trilby, and sure to please. Commencing on Wednesday April 3d, and continuing through the week we will give our kastkk oi'knino.hihI invite all the ladies or Plattstnouth and vicinity to call and inspect for themselves the beauty and harmony of our great display. Our customers will remember that our prices are always reasonable aud befitting the times. Our shop is still In Sherwood block. IrcKKK SlSTKKts. $100,000. $100,000. We have $100,000 to loan at a low rate of interest on well-improved farm lands in Cass county. The National Exchange Co Ofllco: First stairs east of court house. $5(10.00000 DRY GOODS Cloakn, Millinery, Shoes. P. J. HANSEN, DKALKR IN STAPJL and PAIJCV OrMiilt Snl Kvrr 1 1 -ll y The Uosan Decker estate was iu a fair way for settlement on the basis of six riinaining heirs until about a month since when a seventh heir, Theodore P. Decker, who had i.ot been heard from for Many years, wrote to parties here asking for recognition in the division of the nrmeitv. and. BOSTON STORE Souvenirs mmjI with ech or.ler. Extra uUw nouvenlm to tlne who triug In this advertisement with them. , Groceries, Crockery - VN i Glassware FLQ7TR AND FEED Postoffice I - l .r j i ... ix . ,.r iiiuj . "- i m. lib w hich every call of the super...- through an attorney Matthew (iering I . i''. s-VV1 - r"' A POC ndent is responded to. I Kso.. todav mn.l nrmlir.i: in to I .:'f5 Hsiy-;rv: x. - it" - - - - i . r'i.m - , f - pt c r. T Kstkay Noricic. Taken up as an UJ totun U to be & tift ' North of .... . . . ' . able to come here and rrove his Men- r:t2:tI:n'lJkil.'JM.fttZ esuay uy me unuersijineu ai uis rei ..... ., , , . : ... . J-S. ' vKTr-'-sJ-'--sis , . ... . .. ., lily. He had previously written to I. f. r.TP? v y:'-''-i- -, - dence on section its. town 11, rsnpe H .,,. , . . J i Ji , " . , , . x- i Harries, the administrator, ferrecog- ''t''y --- east, in Cass county, Nebraska, one ... , , ... . , ;. fc-l-ii -- .'LZlJLlT r- r II . i i . . . . ' , nition, but con d get no reply, lis , . i f " JL , , IJ- sow hog marked w th eft ear off and ' . . . 3 w w rvr lr.tli nnA Tlnnla fiti.. I Kl r I IT HAT.. I I I I II i III! V I lllllll. swallow fork in right. Is black with some white spots, and weighs about ICO pounds. I. S. Wiiitk. ft -v. .. a a Chester Young, the son of a widow, living in Ued Cloud, died last w ek during an ojeratioii for the removal of some necrosed bone f rom one of his ! Angers. Three doctors had given the boy auu'.thetics, the operation was al most completed and the owtr of the drug had apparently all but run its course, when the heart, suddenly and unexpectedly begau to show sign , of failure and the patient died within a few minutes, iu spite of all that the doctors could do to restore conscious ness. The mother f the boy wa present during the whole time. tlOO.000 to losn. Nation il Kt change Co. See adv't. anothtr column. 14. ipu- b-rhood of 94.r0 He has been in Texas for nearly twenty jears. .uO,O K)to loan. N itional Ilxchaiiue Co. See adv't. another column. 14. Representative Ed Howard of Sarpy county in writing his regular weekly letter to his paper, the Papillion Times, gives a good illustration of re publican prejudice in the following: "Let me illustrate the breadth and depth of republican prejudice in this house. One day last week we were considering a proposed constitutional amendment, in the wording of which I discovered a brutal assault npon pure English, and suggested that the wording be corrected and made proper. The speaker asked me to make an amendment to cover the de fect, and I did so. Promptly some re publican member warned the house that, coming from a democrat, the amendment might be "loaded,' and the bouse took the cue greedily and voted it down. This is a true picture of party prejudice as practiced by the republican majority." An anti-cigarette league has been organized among the school boys at Hamburg, Iowa. No danger of any s a h move being made by the boys of Plattsmonth. There are too many lads here who imagine that a cigarette perched beneath one's noae is an evi dence of manliness. The recent anti-cigarette law passed by the legis lature will put a quietus on the per nicious habit, without waiting for the boys to form "leagues" against the evil. Arthur Zimmerman, the champion bicyclist of America, has decided to accept the challenge recently Issued by Herbert Houben, the Belgian wonder, to a series of three races for 25,000 francs a side. Houben stands the un disputed champion of all Europe Zimmerman will probably leave for France early in May. Dr. Marshall, DBrmST, Fitzger ald block. To the Ladle. We are now ready to show the la dies the very latest ideas in the millin erv art. We have a nice line of goods, and iuvite the ladies to call and see our pretty hats, bonnets, flowers, rib bons, etc. Miss Hall has charge of the trimming department. She comes direct from a wholesale millinery house and is an artistic trimmer. Our prices are reasonable and we solicit a j share of the patronage. Yours to Wbkpixu.Watei:, Neb., Tuesday, March 2G, IS95. (Special correspon dence to The Jol'usal.)-The work today in the institute continues with increasing interest. Over one hundred and sixty teachers were iu attendance during the morning session. The class in history studied philosophically the causes which lead to the discovery of America. The arithmetic period was spent in considering the philosophy of teaching denominate and compound numbers. The phonic system of teach ing reading was still more widely en larged upon, and the last period was occupied by a very profitable talk on kindergarten methods in district schools. Dr. Bigsby 'a continuation of his highly interesting lecture, "What a Word Is," occupied the Orst part of the afternoon session. After suitable ex ercises in physical culture, the ladies then listened to Prof. Saylor's p.s chological treatment of the influence of an idea. In the evening teachers, patrons and friends crowded the auditorium of the Congregational church to its utmost seating capacity to hear Dr. Bigsby 's celebrated lecture, "An Old School and a Great Master." The "old school" was Winchester school at Ilugby, England, and the "great master" was the renowned master of Winchester, Thomas Arnold. As Dr. Bigsby described the "old school" with its peculiar customs and traditions, sometimes relating his own experiences w hile a student at Rugby, the large audience sat breathless to catch every word "of pathetic remi niscense, or convulsed in laughter by the frequent anecdotes with which his lecture was so felicitously interspersed. Certainly the favorably outlook has been more than realized and the unanimous expression of satisfaction on the part of the teachers is the high est commendation the management can wish. Czar Tate, grand master i f the A. O. U. W. in this state, has returned to Lincoln from a trip to the east. Of course the czar will call the regular session of the grand lodge, as ordered by the constitution of the or der and Jud Hall's decree, and his time will now be spent in smoothing matters over so that h can b re elected as grand master of the order. There is no doubt but w hat a majority of the Workmen want a nevr grand master, but the czar is entirely too smooth to allow any such change. Ut v. W. 1 Jours ami wif, of this city, have bt-en in attendance on the annual conference of the V. B. church at Blue Springs, during the pant w eek. Mr. .lours was duly ordain. d Sun d.v and given full elders orders in the chuich. During the past yt-ar he has been pjstor of the chuich two miles south of tow n, nnd has preached with irt od siccef. Mr. Jone is nbly ns' sisted in his work hv hi s wife w ho is an ardfnt christian and vt-ry much de- voit-i! to th" woifc of advancing C!risi't kingd in. N I'utatirjr rirm. Mesrs. McCourt & Black have be;un the business of b-i ing poultry for the city markets. They willp iy t!i best prices In cash. ei l. .Mciout 'r i:. V. Bl tck for price., dl w.T.. in :."V is o.. ,3 Judge Sullivan received the sad in telligence Wednesday of . th? death of his niece, Mrs. Addie Minor, nee Mc Vicker, at Wichita, Kansas, her de mise being caused from a complication of ailments having its origin in la grippe. Some twelve years ago the deceased made her home in this city for a period of three years with the family of Mr. Sullivan, and was a pupil in the Plattsmouth schools. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and daughter, Annie, departed for Wichita this morning to attend the funeral. ti.S Mas. M. A. Stiieet. Weeping Watek, Neb., March 27, lSOo.The institute continues with growing enthusiasm. Additional chairs were placed in the high school room to provide adequate seating ca pacity. The work of the morning ses sion in all classes was a logical contin uation of the work that has preceded. Editor J. II. Miller of Lincoln was present and gave one of bis character istic talks to teachers. A pleasing feature in the work in physical culture was the march through the various rooms of the building, in which almost State of Ohio, Citv ok Toledo, 1ucas Co. j Prauk J. Cheney makes oath thai he is the senior partner of the firm of P. J. Cheney & Co.. doing busiuess iu the city of Toledo, county and state afore said, and that said firm wld pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HalTn Catarrh Cure. Piiank J. Cheney. Sworn to before ine and subscribed in my presence, this Cth day of Decem ber, A. it. IJvVI. seal: A. W. CJlkason, Notary Public. HaU'rf Catarrh cure is talceo inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. eSold by druggists, 75c. Ielh or An Knrljr Ko-ldru t. Information from Burlington, Iowa, tells of the death Priday night in that town of Mrs. Margaret Pox, as the re sult of an illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Pox will be remembered by old settlers as a rssident of Plattsmouth about twenty-five years ago, and officiated as housekeeper for the late John Pitz gerald when that gentleman operated the Brooks house in this city. Of late years Mrs. Fox ban been living with her son in Burlington. Buy the Improved Singeraewing ma chine. Anton Trillity, local agent, office in Unruh's furniture store. Heports show that the winter wheat and rye crops are looking juite well eecially the Utter, and with a reas onable ram thing will push ahrad mai velously. Zch Shrader of Mt. Ple.H.int who wa In town toda , put In srne ots this wk ani sajs lie never saw the ground in a batterer more mellow condition. For molnture he says there is sutVicient in the ground now. for hII usrs, and If rains come seasonably, the prospects for the coming crop will lr splendid. The undersigned desire thus pub licly (o unite in returning their thanks to the kiri'l irienus lor their es teemed favors in attending upon the late Mrs. Mcf'rea during her illness and upon her death and interrment. and to assure them that 1 hey will ever be remembered with gratitude. .1. I. McCkica, Mi:s. .1. P. Johnson, Mil and Mas. E. S. Bai:ki:i:. O lil A HA, WEB. 1 he largest store in Omaha, owning our own building and paving no rent. together with the fact of buying and selling our goods for spot cjsh, enables us to sell goods for less money than any other house in America. MII ORDERS ri'-LED Por S'J.OO and over only. Money refund! for mny gnHt not tl.fwrtorjr. tri!!e LJe-rhf.l lafli'.iH. . 6 ClJ Ltwrrnre L I- uiMrrhl iaMI!:i 3'.cj1 Atrokrir itruii check cltiihau'.i .' r id lu llto !up c Ico 3f J'l Oulln, S4iiiel-Sioi K?!e c yl Men's Fxirnisliiiitr Goods. 11. IS Mcti'n wMl Uun!r!'Cl h!:t TV- M-ti' UfsUjcc- -h!lt 1.?S Mrs" li t;t-t r II CO i'.itj tneu'ii I'.aU rlr-.i. ine.Mum -relsli?. iin'Serwfir M r !.:'-? all ll:ieti cu3 Vrn' I V all linen coS5-r . U.tjM hlrT Silks and Dress Goods frviii th CTft irn.'.f nrlli.n In ew .ork. l,rr 11. 1L 1'U.ltn. MrhU I icM rs, out M-iir Here lii 1-rse-t IfCijt r. t:tr. liMtr 11 T5 l.l'k tro jrr.ln lik OS 91 Inrh -trlr'.'T ail Uit. tl.r'k fCrotttid. Clilti i:k.rtt ' t I lrur-rt. l - v ij::;iMljr, 'l wool UenrirU- tnl t n- miri In I iri a n.l I J r .I Jf - .--..t ... - - - -- Suits, Capes, Waists. Skirts L.Jlc" all wol. 2 plvcv mil. ltet tv. etira lanr c'. lfi Uh 3 i. !. all ir.-. .: sc an 1 tUck. worth M . oat., ! I..".!o. !m c-. of tntntli nrca.l rio U. lacc tlil rtrttou !:w tun arrei. It ark. narr atvj Ian. ail i.e. wrrtrth t. ml tra it Jj.2.50 I.lf rat r. im-ajcuitn. c iTttorlN aiI iveti clout, t-.-m or faucy irtujineJ. worth $K . goal . 9 I.a.!!eV !lk wa!l. f th rxr lar: !iftfn, v(rritW-t fr!e lri Jear. the .) one so al AO ile 7 ro w..lt at 3 8K. li e !0 wftUt coat -ri arte k!ri. in uy b:vf. i l-.cV urn! irfvp. ern mi.nt All w-sl 1re -1rf rr.!e In ut lo wa' an.t f-i.-T li!atrfl;i'. il'ir.l t!ir.Mic!ijiiI ati.l with iiw ; -! t S ii. oniy " I VH I.a llf 4l VO Iliifr.!a uMuii fhof. any lr!e !rf !! oil til .... M "0 i MfliVtl l".'.f. Iac( nl rolT'" a r i nt H 1 -.O BOSTON STORE N.lT.Otr. It; li t i- : 'n-e ,imli. At Hod opt-ra house iu Omilu fir the past fo'ir nights the picture ol President Cleveland ban been his.-teti vini.roiisly. The play 4I l'Jl prtsents stereopticon pictures of all the presi dents of the Uitel States. All have been greeted with cheers, even Buchanan getting a littlo nppUne. The greatest applause Is for Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln, but when I lie picture of Cleveland is exposed to view the hisses have been very much in ex cess of the applause. No other picture has been hissed. No effort has been made to stop the hissing and it seems to come from all parts of the audience. Representatives wanted in every county. Reliable agents make good money introducing the Western Idt erary Ass'n. N. Y. Life b'ld'ff, Om aha. Reference required. Send stamp for reply. 2t Maonet Chemical, Co. Gentlemen: Of the many Pile pre parations which I have used I found uoue to do the work so quick and com plete as Maonet Pile Kili-ek. It is a "quick relief and positive cure," as you say. Very gratefully yours, ALrnEUs M. Price, Traveling Salesman, fdaryville, Mo. Por sale by Gering & Co. First National Bank rLATTSMnUTII. NKI1. Capital, prvld up r ;G vjO- OfFICEUS: President . ..Vlco vrvlten! rhter A:tnt Catbler (Itmwi E. Dot IT F. K. Whitk S. Wacom II. N. I)ovr DlKECtoUS: HoTey, F. E. WhltP. I. IIawkworth l. WaiiKh and U. K. PTCy. Orctm K. Ie(al Notlo. In the matter of the estate of Dennett In the district court of CaH coxintr, NebrasVn In the matter Fierce, deceancd. V share pleaue. Senate file No. 280, submitting an amendment to the constitution, re- ouiring voters to be able to read their J the entire attendance participated ballots and write their names in the With clock-like precision, the after English language, and providing that noon exercises began at 2 o'clock. & voter should be a citizen of the Professor Saylor delivered a highly in United states was voted on in the structive lecture on the psychology of lower house Tuesday and killed to pedogogy. State Superintendent II. insane of 55 to 32. N. Corbett then addressed the teachers Olaaolatton Notice. Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between the undersigned doing business under the firm name or Oliver & Ramagehas ibSen dissolved by mutual consent, neither member desiring to continue the business.' E. A. Oli visit, Pkisd Bamoe. March 1, 1S95. . Only the very beat cigars sold at Ger ing & Co. Thl caue came on for bearing upon the retl lion of Walter J. White, adtululntrator of tho CHtateof WenDCtt W. Pierce, deceaned, praylnK for llrMitie to sell lot fifteen and hUteen. I1 ck nine. Houth Park addition to the city of riatta- raouth, or a autliclent amount of tho same to brinR the aura of $80.CO. for tho payment of debu allowed againnt a-ld estate and thecoma of administration, there not iemj? aumcieni pennea. it ia therefore orderei that all pemona IntcrcKted In aald etate appear before me at l'lattnmouth. Nebraska, on the 2d day of May, 1MKJ, atone o'clock p. in., to nhow causo why a license should not bo granted to ttald adminlH trator to sell ao much of the above described real estate of the nuid decwased as shall be neccssnry to pay said dehla and expenses. Dated this ltn aay or iuarcn, miw. 134 SAM'L M. CHAPMAN, Judge of the District Court. Careful attention Riven to the Interests of customers. Collections made ana promptly remitted for. Highest market prlc paid for county warrants an 1 state and county bonds Zuchweiler & Lutz Tito Grocers, Cor. Sixth and Pearl Sts., KEEP EVEUYTIIIN'O .IN THEIR LINE, n a Sell Cheap, Give Good Weight Deliver Promptly. YOUR CUSTOM IH SOI.ICITKD G. PKNGLE, m.D. 'I'lio ;oMl HitiiKiritiititH WORLD HERBAL DISPENSARY OF MEDICINE Glean Svecpjcr the Stood! The Good S'linaritau bus loon u Trnctitioncr of indiciiio "i ycura und hua cuml over a t hoiisiirid cases of SYPHILISand SCROFULA No nctnl of nolnjr to tho Slot Nprf mj:;n of ArUiiiN.iM or 'Im' wIh io when ou v.u b curt'd 8t homo or the Worst ltlol I'inu manor woman ever Kciiithmi victiaiol.wuhout tho uso of mercury, iirscuio or any other mincrtil poison, tv nd fHMW hy P. O. money order lorn liottleof miHluinc. It only requlros Irotn 1 to;i UitilcM to euro u dif-i-ac, from one wii'k to ten j'enrs' standiiiT. yi'flr't- i. V. 1-Ai,!!.:, JT. I.. Cotmcll ttluil.4, imva. P.8 -.V written iruiirnnteo (rircn to oacU fuir t hnror to icfnnd money unless cuml. Cor.ier Main and Third Sts., PLATTSMOUTH. FIRST-CLASS HUSTELEY IN EVERY RESPECT. REFITTED and REFURNISHED Special Attention Given to the Accommodation of Fanners. First-Class Bar rt loutrc on. . . . CLEAN ROOMS AND TABLE Ii-ites SI Per Day. H. H. GOOS, Prop'r. JOHN WATERMAN, --ii:ai.ei. in Lumber and Coal. Mer'?ot. o3 . . . HaM cy Cinn CHy col. t 1 IS V SI . 7.!W H. D. TRAVIS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. l.L TllK COURTS, ti.l i, I'nlun lll'k. PI at tsmoutli. - - - Nob. WILI. PI.ACTlC'K IN (IfFlt'K-lioomii 1 limpi, Copperf 14 Krr I 'J1VC Vflll or Tftro-kt, llxnpic. ilAIL IUU Ctolorm. fDota. Acbr. ii, f 'Wra In Mouth. Uaif -l ln I Writ OOOliJ lltr.MKUY CO.. 07 XlBle Temple J 1tlriro, IU tr proof, of curt. Cap!- itaU. tKOOXV. Wont c-jm. cared la ,& to s d-r. iop-t It. fTM. .A ESI DO YOU K;:-. mn m PEHHYBOYE was r- tb i rii:ir.l fJrd nljr FKENCII. wfo RuJ r -iaMcuro o:i thi tnar'-ct. I'rice I40; twt b .nil. tit i.uir.e Boli only bjr Krick' & Co., Driiugists- irnolis's Rr&moHelBry. Fplerli cur .tlro -rf!nl f.r Kerroa or!: "i llM'livrho. lirsjn vl a.i--;i.n. h)fi lA-j;" Lioi-l or v-t! NMifih.i j; eiio f or l.i;-u r".; . 1 .- I . ... . ; ! . . . lr-i Ati:itiii , Ai.(iuH t-rr .l--.-.!i' ontl other (trawi. J'riiW.liX i'.ii4 0 tJ. -iUlervu-t-wki. THE ARNOLD CHSMICAt. CO. 151 5 Western '"enc CH.'CAf When Bby u Kick, -r gare her CetstcrU. VThen Bho wxm a CblLi, shd coieJ for Ca-torla. Wbea the becma Miss, fibo chins to Castort. When she had CS-B-xen, the -are them Cagtorlv A l Ll PiliG J U Jt-J n n .1 TUc C-Ocm. RntiiaritnnM WORLO HERBAL DISPENSARY OF MEDICINE BALK OF GILEAD NERVIHE, For Young and Middle Aged Men. InfnlHMo rtniodv for Voitthrul Km.rn n -l Htcr Lxccsm s. Mciancliolv, M( ut-illw-juvs.-u',;; Nervous Debility, ruipiu.tu n t!;o Mmrt Hid Irtam9. l)ims Nilit Iw s, I-V.i'u.J Flckncsa nnd Kits, llyptcrm. Svne ie. Pt. Vitus Imncc. and Rheumatism. Ilav urnl over lKK)cascK. I'l-otTjoMo t thr e hotth s icMom-- viyor and hetiltli. tend ?."i.mi lor h U.tiie by I. O. money order. Arliln ss ;. w. at;;i. ?i. i.. Council Itlulls. Iowa. S. A Written nunrantee iriven rach pur cnaeer to refund niorry ui: its curtl.
