Thk Northwkstfrn
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
AT l’HR COUNTY SKAT.
IIKO. K. ISKNSOHOTKK,
Kdttor and Pabll»hi*r
TRKMS:—11.00 PEK TEAK, IT PAID IN ADVANCE
Rntercd at the Loup City Pontofflce for trans
mission through the malls as second
class matter.
It will lake a bigger “little giant"
than W. H. Thompson to pull the
fusion party up hill this fall.
And now it is the fusion party
that is figuring oa the majority which
they will have to overcome in the
stale.
W. K. Fowler state superintend
ent, atid candidate on the republican
ticket for re-election has given the
best of satisfaction in that capacity
and he will be reelected for two
years more.
J. H. Mickey, republican nomi
nee for governor is a man of fine ad
dress, and has a business record
that commands the highest respect.
No man stands better in his own com
munity than he in point of morality,
popularity and business principles.
He has byen a pillar to the churches
a friend to enterprise and a helper
to the poor. And because of this
fact, for want of other argument
against him, the fusioncsts are
charging him with being a prohibi
tionist.
YVe hear it said that the editor of
the Tunes was feeling sore tor huv
ing been turned down for the nom
ination of representative at the hands
of the late populist county conven
tion. This may or may not be so,
but if so we do not hesitate to sa\
that he has a just right to feel that
way. Mr. brown has justly earned
recognition from his party and
should nave been tbevnominee. i'lr.
Kiltell has twice been houored with
a lucrative position and should have
withdrew In favor of Mr. brown,
but then that is usually the lot of
au editor.
The citizens of Valley county are
justly proud of the candidate tbe\
are furnishing this jear for stab
honors, that of Peter Mortenseu, for
state treasurer. Mr. Mortensen is
truly a noble man. We have
known of him for 25 years, lie is
a resident of Valley county of 30
years standing and his record as a
public man is beyond reproach, hav
ing served in the capacity of treas
urer of that county for eight years.
He needs no recommendation to the
pioneer settlers of western Nebraska
and to those who have lately moved
here we can truly say that a vote foi
Mr. xtlortensen is a vote for a most
worthy and honored citizen.
Prompted by extra ordinary agri.
cultural promise in Nebraska, for
the year 1902, the management of
the State Fair, to be held at Lincoln
September 1 to 5, is anxious to de
monstrate that no other state in the
Union can excel us in all staple pro
ducts. To this end, all means, at
command, will be used to present
such au exhibition as lias never be
fore been made, Thoso who mi.-s
seeing it will make the mistake of
theif lives. Go, and make the great
holiday and sight seeing of 1902
an event long to be remembered
See that the wife and children,
sweethearts cousins, sisters, aunts
and everybody else share with you
in this great show.
Don’t you remember how the pop*
used to argue that if the republicans
remained in power and the. gold
standard was maintained the priceof
ctitle and lugs would nevi r go up
but would go down, down, down?
TnU is positively what itryan said
ami the Rryauites all said the same
thin;; Wi‘11 the republicans are
B ill in power and the gold star dard
is still maintained aud hogs art
to day selling on the Loup City
market for $7 00 per cwt. Aud tbet
nro one hundred cent, .dollars to
Untie and horses are away up, ami
e 'am, butter and eggs are on the
top shelf. In the coming campaign
people should i ot loose eight o!
these facts. Listen not to the foxt
politicians but vote from experience
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS
Loup City, Nebr., June 24tb U»<
Board met persu int to adjournment
of Juno 17ib, as a board for general bus
Inoss. Present: W.C. IJetricbs, Chair
man, Win. Jakob, D C. Grow, D il
Richardson, A. K wiatkowski, J. F.
Roberts and Peter Thode, Supervisors
and Q II. Gibson, county clerk and
the following business was bad arid
done, to wit:
The board then took up the matter
of the consent **ad petitioned for by
Hansen et al in Logan township and on
motion it was ordered platted as per
petition.
The bill of John Wall was by motion
allowed as per report of committee on
claims, at 316.85.
rtae following bills were then allowed:
GENERAL FUND
lieo. E. Hotehkins, 6 50 taxen for tax $ S 50
John Hell,.all taken for tax 4*0
Jesse Manchester,..all taken for tax 6 20
11. A. Emery,.,.all taken for tax 4 60
J. M. Cowin,.l .lo taken for tax ft 80
Howard I.ang.all taken for tax ft M)
Michael McKeon_all taken for tux ft »o
8. B. IJeatty, .all taken for tax 5 50
J. A. Niles.1.75 taken for tax 5 50
Ed. Ainger,.all taken for tax 140
Jeus Christiansen. 5 50
Milton Rentfrow... all taken for tax 6 70
E. C. Vnndergrift.. all taken for tax Oflo
Wm. Hancock.ull taken for tax 6 so
Fred Riedel. 6 30
Fred Dunker... 7 SO 1
Antony McKeon_7 25 taken for tax 7 fto
Wm. Snyder. 7 50
A Hodson.7 00 taken for taxes 7 50
C. J. Tracy.5 70 taken for tax 6 30
It. J. Cole.all taken for tax 2 10
Peter Rowe. 2 10
Eugene Hickman . 2 10
James Hurnett . 2 10
w . ivicix uiiy .
Emery Bly.all taken for tax 2.0)
Milo Gilbert. 4 30
Clarence Wilson_all taken for tux 2.in
Ellsworth Ogle.ail taken for tax l no
Uuve Depew.. .all taken for tax 4 li
Jacob Winkleman. .1 20 taken for tax 8 00
Wm. Quinn .all taken for tax J
Ailam Schaupp. 13 45
T 8. Nightingale. 3 00
J. W. Jones. 3 041
G H. Gibson, Clerk. 5 00
A. s. Main, M. D. 5 03
H. M. Betts.all token for tax 200
Josephine Hotts. 800
F. A Debruler, all taken for tax 2 0"
State Journal. 7 :•>
It. D. Hendrickson. 175 uo
Oliver V Dnlup. 7 00
State Journal..:. 1 to
G. S. Leininger. 50 00
Freemont Tribune. 22 00
First Bank. 5(K)
Kilward Snyder. 110 76
Edward Snyder. 34 69
Jacob Albers. 77 40
Henning Clausen... .5 70 taken for tax 55 00
Chas, Bennett. 75
Ernest Rowe. 75
Fremont Tribune. 91 20
Wm. Heapey . ... 12 85 taken for^tax 9100
Thos Stanzyk. 9 40 taken for tax 62 60
Harry Sayer.6 25 taken for tak 52 U0
Henry Boon.7 10 taken for tax 60 00
F. E. Brewer.. 25 00
P. T. Kowe.4 15 taken for tux 11 25
A. M. Bennett.all taken for lax 12 (X)
Odendahl Bros. ... 3 00
J. w Jones. 28 20
Hew4s Bechthold... .2 30 taken for tax 142 00
Keystone Lumber Co. 39 28
V Hedrick. .3 00 taken for taxes 10 oo
E. A. Brown. 39 85
Andrew Gorstka. 91 40
James Huryta . 84 00
Chas. Bass.7 10 takeu for tax 71 00
Lawrence Peters. 115 (X)
J. A. Angier. 1 65
J. W. Conger. 2 75
W. Hawk ..16 95 taken for tax 61 70
A. L Vanhorn. 1 10
E. A. Hotchkins. 1 10
Henry Meyer. 1 10
\T. T. Hutchins. 1 10
O Vanhorn.all taken for tax 1 10
U. G. Smith. 1 10
L. E. Lewis . 1 10
VV. P. Reed.all taken for tax 1 10
J. L. Owen. 1 10
A. S. Main. 1 10
L>. C. Crow. 1*0
W. E Butts. 1 iu
Geo. 11. Gibson . 26 50
James Burnett. 2 Co
Ernest Kentfrow. 2 UU
E. J Bechtbold.ail taken for tax 1 UO
Kodert Young. 11 00
R. U. Hendrickson. .. 185 35
W. T. Chase. 1148
A Wall.all taken for tax 40 Oti
H. W. llallur.6 75 taken for tax 84 CU
T. B. Nighllugule.. 104 Os
I. S. Nightingale... 37 50
John Wall. 10 (-5
J. M. Finley.all taken lor tax 1 00
11. M. Mathew. 82 00
S E Carpenter. 4 70
A. S. Main. 3 00
Mrs. James Kentfrow . 650
Mrs. Minnie Fisher. 3 40
Mrs. S. K Wakouight. 5 6u
Mrs A. J Morgan. 6 00
Mrs. Lena A anscoy_all taken for tax 2 oo
Mrs. E U. Wakenight. 5 60
August Jut ska. 4 So
Clara Wheeler.3 40 taken for tax 6 30
Wm. Jakob. 41 00
S N> Sweet land. 8 75
W. C. Dietrichs. 50 60
Antony McKcou. 4 2>>
Leroy Boyce . 8 80
Harney Shepherd. . 8fc
James Vogt. 12 60
J. U. lloyce. 6 00
G. Mortimer. 8 10
Joseph Simmons. 6 So
Alonzo Zink. . 3 2o
Thus inks. 8 20
U. C. Bowman.all taken for tax 3 >
( luranoe Simpson.. . 31
Ed. Veeder. . .. . 3 20
a aii.es Conger. 3 to
• ico Oilman .3 00 t iken for tax 3 2
.i. F. Reynold*. .. 3 16
.4. Callaway. ... 2 10
Joseph smaka. . 4 fits
Mrs. Haul 1 Johnson .. .
Ora N. Johnson. 5ci
Arthur Wooily .all taken for tax 4 mi
Jolin Giocli .all taken fer lax
Henry Kisltng . 5 6:)
Geo. Debrulor. 6 0o
Calvin Lewis. 6 00
Geo. Sweeley. 5 80
j W. lleapy. 5.50
Lewis l.alicr.all takin for lax 4 00
B. c. Barks.3 80 taken for lux 6 80
N L Chapman. 5 30
Mathias Wind. 5 Ml
D. H. Watson.4 30 taken for tax 5 so
Chas. Greeuhalgh.all taken for tax 6 ■:0
W. H. Dhapman. MU
C E. Aehenbaeh. 2 00
►\ vv Slot*’ ui! lukru f**r tax 1W
Am«n Kwmtknwffcl . 4 1
iVior Thmh*. .
O. C U row ..,. ,, f. 4- C<3
J r. J. Roberts . R 23
I) U Richardson . .. 4320
BRIDGE FCJCD.
! Dirks [iron. Lumber Co 13 88
; Standard Bridge Oe. *'3l‘ 86
. W. G. McNulty. . 3 0U
j W. D French.. . ... 3«W
, Peter Rowe. 1 00
| James Burnett . . 1 On
j is S Hay-hurst .. 36 TO
! Dirks Bros, lumber Co. 15 40
j H. J. Clifton. 3-17 6-}
I James Burnett. 675
J. H. Abbott.. ... 150
Lewis Ikchlhold . I SO
Wm. Jakob. 8ft M
\V. C, Dietrichs. 6 00
George Rita. 3 00
Walter Reed. all taken for tax 3 oo
Ferdinand Hchroll. — 1 50
Anton Kwlatkowskl. 4 00
Carl Trader... I 00
D. C. Grow. 1080
J. F. Roberta. ... 9 10
D. H. KichasJson. 10 50
ROAD FI ND
W. J Fisher. 2 60
Geo. W Hunter.... 2 80
11 Jenner. 2HU
C. H French .all taken for tax 3 55
C. II. French. 8ft taken fur tux 2 60
J S Pettier. ... 2 60
K, B Corning till taken ft tax 365
11. H. UIBson, county clerk.
ACTS 1MMKUI t l kl.Y
Colds aro sometimes more troublesome in
summer than In winter, it’s so hard to
keep from adding to them while cooling of
after e.\- rcise One Minute Cough Cure
cures at once. Absolutely safe- Acis im
mediately Sure cure for coughs, colds,
croup, thorat and lung troubles.—Odendab 1 j
P. rna
— - .1 — I. -
moi HKK AI,\V AYS KKKI'DlT IMSUY
•My mother suffered ft long time from
distressing pains andlgem iHl ill health due
primarily to indigestion.” » iy - 1.. ’.V. Spa Id
ing, Verona, mo. ‘two >■- ars ago 1 got her
to try Kodol She grew better at once and
now, at the age of -event v-six, eats hi !
thing she wants, remarking that sb«* feats j
no bad efforts as she has her bottle at Kodol (
handy ” Don’t waste time doctoring symp
toms Go after the cuuse If your stomach ;
is sound your health will be good, Kodol
rc’-t the stomach and strengthens the body
by digesting your food, it Is natures ow i 1
tonic, -Odi ndubl Bros.
VACATION DAYS
Vacation time is here and the children
are falrlj living out of doors. There could 1
be l.o healthier place for them. von need i
ohiy to gfud against the accidents me!-]
dental to most open air sp o'!- No rented
equal ‘ DeWitt’s Witch ili .iel Halve for |
• lUlckly stopping pain or removing danger |
„f serious consCcjuencc{ t oi cuts, scalds
and wounds. "1 used DeNVitt’s Wltel) Iia/.i 1
Sal ve for sores cuts and bi ases,’’says L. It.
•lobuson. Swift, Texas “li is the best reme
dy on the market.’’ Sure cure for piles and
~kin diseases. Beware of counterfeits —
Ddendahl liros.
Rev. Mitcbel, colportcr for the Amer
ican IJ.ipti-t Publication Socle.v i:t
Neb , will preach in the Baptist church
.Sunday July . Hi. mortiint' and evening.
Ills work is done chi* fly in the western
part of the state where there are no
churches. All who have never had the
privelage of seeing one of these cel
portage wagons ami of learning of the
work which is being done in this way
cannot aftord to miss this opportunity,
lie is an able speaker and will in
terest you.
Poisoning the System.
It is through tlie bowels that the body is
cleansed of impurities. Co.atipaUon keeps
these poisons in the system, causing head
ache, dullness and meiaticholiu at first,thou
unsightly ernptious and finally serious
illness unless a remedy is applied. DeWitt’s
L.ttle Earley Kisers prevent this trouble
by stimulating the liver and promote easy,
healthy action of the bowels. These little
pillsdonot act violently but by slreng.
then ing the bowels enable them to per
form their own work. Never gripe or dis
tress.—Odendahl Kros.
TTZ— ..1*^- —
in* COOL IN COLORADO.
July 1 to 13. August 1 to 14, 23,
21, 30, 3l. September 1 to 10.
On the above days Die Burlington
Route will sell round trip tickets to
Colorado at extraordinarily low rates
It's cool in Colorado all summer
long, and there are hundreds of re
sorts in ihe rookies where one ma\
escape from the beat of the
plains and s[*end an altogether de
lightful vacation
A carl to J. Francis, General
Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebr..
will bring you a good supply of Col
orado booklets that will help you
plan jour trip.
Itt ist Furnace fins Motor*.
It has been found in Germany and
other parts of western Europe that
i the gases from blast furnaces may be
advantageously used in running
motors. The motors are employed for
actuating air-compressors and electric
generators, and it is said that they
rff. ct a considerable saving in the co t
of founding.
I
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I
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Baking Powder!
Makes the bread
n»ore healthful.
Safeguards the food
against alum*
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacer j to health of the present day.
ROYAL 0AK1NQ POWDER CO., NE*'
I lio to k r.uux L/c&iiisi vs lieu
! you want the very best uradr
I V V
of flour.
LOW RATKS LAM'
TM Burlington Route mnonijces rate
of jdS 03 to Providence, K. I, ntitl re
turn on account «>: i)» h er; a i i a
Baptist Young People's *’ni< n.
Tickers on sale July 7, and 8
Lor further intc.ru.atii tt a-kany i’.ui
lington Route agio t or \mi»
J. FILIN' l.i, (i' ll. Pres Agi
Oil;,ill* Mb'
in r Mle.—Good L> coring binder
been in u’O only two >t ;,sons, a tliree
section liarrosr and good crnlgwt*' stt’de*.
For Information enquire al .*»!■• oflie."
or I- inc to my place and * <* m ichinery
had mile south of wn—August
Ib’iiriall.
KII.UNtl allies AM) MCE.
To prove that your liens have and to
show how easy It Is to f roe yum fowls f i u
| the 1 nets l pests;—Just us:l ujih wide board
ng .Inst the under aide of t no roost, sprink
lo or paint It well wifli he' Liquid Lice
K Her and s e that tlin fowl, ; roost ovei it
al night. Next morning you will titnl al: ol
the lice lying dead on tho palmed board
The genuine ia for sale by VY.T. < iiask,
Furniture of ,-stl kinds ;»I
Heed's, prices low. .Full size j
iron beds at only •'••2.8 ). Call
and be convinced and take
advantage of our prices.
LOW HA I KS I u Ilf \( K UiJ.LS.
Tin; ilurlingt-u Ii" :’<• I i< «;,nattnr<*il
hi. t the HJ n k Hi- 1 S Util
[litot.i for • .;•• folio vintT into:
July 1 ii 18
An ; ’ 1 Si 14, S3, SI. 3d, 3J.
Sep!i tutor I to lij
• i ('her day.- u m: *>•■(,: mli- • lb
I '• roles* -«•**!-.• wliftr higher ihnn tbose
in * U'ect on !ti • • b. e ibt'.e- [t] bn of
f*-j .<»,
S; van f. :b y, J?. t H|•: i • Dead j
woie.l, I.e ii t ’ifr, Sy- (, i t ar-d a nun
ti of l iber p. !’>{■» in til.’ Ulii k [Ji'l :
n weii - or;>) vi ii'iny.
Anv Burlingon K ate will lie
gl.id to tell vi-'i ni'ui! .hi)-,*, lip e ex-!
cur-'fii s
STOPS THi: OOI.'I.H .1,MI WOKKl
OFF THI- COLD
Laxative Brooio Quinine T t i<!«•! .•* cure a
coM In one day. No cure. No Pay Price
85 cents. ,
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’ NtiBR.
Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha Helena,
Chicago, Butte,
tit Joseph, Sail Lake City,
Kansas City, Portland,
St. Louis. San Francisco,
and all points and all points
East and south. West.
TKAINS LKAVF AS FOLLOW*!
GOING EAST
No 58 Passenger. 8:20 a. W,
No. 50 Freight.18.50 p. nr
GOING WEST
No. 51 Passenger — 1 p ni.
No. 59 Freight 18:50 p. 'ii
Sleeping, dinner and reel in1 up ehuir cn
i scats free) on through 'rains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked to any point in
toe United states or <’ nad-.i
For Information, maps, time iab *s ami
t 'diets call on or write to U 1.. Aiiiiiph
Agent. Or J. Francis, Uen’l Passi ngoi
Agent. Omaha, Nebraska.
U. r. ll.-UWAV.
No. «' leaves daily . xoept uunday ■p.i-s
oiigcr). 8: n. in.
No. 88 leaves Monday, Wednsi lav ami
Friday, (mixed) 18:80 p. m.
No. 90 leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, (mixed) 8:55 p. tu. .
No. 87 u rives dally except Sun.iay imixi >
12.05 p. 1)1.
No. E5i I'l iveB dally except Sunday (pas,
enget) 7i35 p. m.
First class servic ■ and close c oineetioui
east, west and south
li. J < I. IF !'•. . Agent
riiKorcii YFi.i.ow-1f. 1‘Atti:
The Burlington Rome is org i •/. tig t
personally conducted <x nr*'. . i ' th<
Yellowstone p.rk to leave Nil.- . 1,8
points, To - *d - v, Align-1 bih
UOCUIUU) JVly low lii: ■ S 11 ’Vi* h 't
ina tie for this txcu.-.-iou ih iei.ii
expense of itie trip will be he - 'iitui
8100 00
!ty •u are itiluesicr, wii,e tvr ■> >py
Ol ll.nsir.ned itkirmn to J. Fn.VKCl.,
khonl P e ter As Qua
A s fviAt:.
PliYSIClAA & M.LUXUX
1,011 U i Y, .. . ' f.a i. a.
oi e i t at nt: simr i
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Tbia slgnaturo is ou every Ixjx of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quiainc Tablets
tho roiiitsly that cures » will in our <luy
^£*>Q0©« >00 *^5C
My pho* ... i :.n liuirest and lie*! equipped north of tin- JMatte Uiver •
I have afoui In , s ■ engine u i . . umplete lio* of tin; later Improved, ma
chtuery, Hi.. > fmi't* oi . A|.f. ■ "(*ul men who l>n»-w now to oiierate It and
turnout u job with iieatm-sa aud d spaicU.
MY PRICES ARE R E A SONAR LE AN1) PROMPT
ATTEM10N GIVEN TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
Soliciting your patronage I am
Yours respectfully,
J. i DEPEW, Loup City, Neb.
-P- A. p, CUJLLAIY,
Pr«tii«nL Ca*M*r.
I ~ C|-x dT* it*
s I Iv O it
LOUP CITY.
Gc-neral Banking
L>Ui«ncls ? rtinsac ted.
Paid-up Capital Stock $20,000.
CoUOf SP0NDCNT8;
aboard National B v k, New York City, N. Y.
Omaha r Bank, Omaha. Nebraska
Headauafters for
p -. . i <i p»xtures
V- 1- • .*rv !!?. ijimce for making tirstdass
>1 Hydraulic Wells nd
respect:u>iy so.1.- it your n r. 0 Euir*: s are reajor.abhi
our f ' ■ ■ iv n ;'G V- < lu-ve added a feed grinde. ! • oiu
Ifi'ii • . < , j to ■■ an work or ...rn.sh
ground teed .it ivason dr • rates. G rind Saturday and Monday
WK UJ-.i'Ail: IhNUhU:- ANi.) HOH^E POWKKS AND GUAHAN
i 101. tin; WOHK TOGIVK SATISFACTION.
LEWIS HALLER
ATTENTION FARMERS!
liuii-i- tio hi i-f ; :i.... !M-{ ii ii i. .r anything you may
• i.-h i-i t|,i lihIi,r i li.irx i li or o-:,er purposes ns I am prepared
i ii. ii Us you b« i *>.: i. i r 1 uey rhn» you can get aiiy
h< re !»♦•. In til. ■ i wtiUkeya I sell tin* best, such as
--1he vi |i known b ands of-o
L Yv HARPER, 10 years old Buroon,
\TTr.N 1 ( BRA \ 1ADE SOUR MASH, 8yrs. old.
mmm mmhmm jwmmabwbwwciwwwwmimmimmw'— i menimi
A. GECKENHf FMHR A BROS. RYE WIIISHEY,
Miron - 1 1,1— J'JMM • -w ■HH1—ill >!■ ■■■■■■ T».#c—ta.sr»»awieesri >■■> i-iMfcAP——l—a—m——i——
All of these goods are bought direct from the government
warehouse, which gu ran toes them to be absolutely pure.
Lithe line of beer I sell the well known
8TORZ BREWING GO’S. KEG AND
BL E RIBBON BOTTLE BEER, ALSO
THE 130DW * BC E. >EER in * marts and pints,
wiiii-i. has a world wide reputation. In the line of cigars
I sell fte lit tint m lie w for Hie ioibj.
Price* 4 !. ■ cut - * ■ 0 to ( t.50 per gallon.
Cn -.: b-i‘i , p. r c"of tl« $3 00 to $3.60.
Tin.r km , i > n.in. . • ir -nut patronage, nlso respectfully
soliciting Min!-in urc trade, I am your* very truly,
T n. i ESN HR, Loup City, Nebr.
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$azL'yf. |
'■L'ufi, $).oO, or S
Patridg* (V.ihi
f’ .raMi 1 idiin t
•r i 50.
White H .ll. id Tu
i oi).
. MRS.
New Leaeo of Ufa for an Iowa
Postmaster.
Postmaster R H, Randall, Dunlap, la.,
guv ■ I <■•!: fer i from indigestion and re
\g evils for years. Finally I tried
1-. ...<t i. ( soon knew I had found what
1 l.a i long looked fo I am bettertoday
t oi ,.i ■> . rs. Koool gave me a new
1. ,e of life. Anyone can have my af
fidavit to the truth of this statement.”
Kodol d..'rests your food. This enables the
,i pplies, strengthen
in.r every organ and restoring health.
i£oda»5 itiakoa You Strong.
Fr. • in donly by E. C. DeWitt A Oo., Chicago
The |1. bottle coaia-ln# 2H time# the &0c« size*
i J' nit v •'DKN’DAHL PBOH-.
Oont 8E Fooled*
• Tui r the genuine, orijiiu.
\ FOCKV MOUNTAlft IE
' ' . i -"A M It only by M#di#on fttedi
UV M. fine Co.. Mmliaon, Wla
her pa via well. Our tred
vr-i yt* - 7 fi.uik cut on each package.
V, “.I-/ Price, 35 cents. N«ver s»I4
|„ bulk. Accept no aubsll.
uwg.ro.Ii.u.... iu«e- A#k your druggist, _