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DECEMBER, 1913
Dr. Blosser's
Catarrh Remedy
Trial Package Mailed Free to
Any Sufferer.
If you liavo catarrh of the head, nose,
throat; if catarr has affected your
hearing; if you sneeze, hawk or s"lt; if
you take one cold after another; if your
head feels stopped-uo; ycu should try
this Remedy discovered by Dr. Blosscr,
who has made a specialty of treating
catarrh for over thirty-nine years.
The Commoner
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performance with breathless interest.
The last act was drawing to a close.
The duel almost dragged the lads
nuui muir seats.
Before their eyes the Queen was
poisoned. Laertns klllod tiio vi.
killed, Hamlet killed. On the final
tragedy the curtain started down.
The audience was spellbound.
In the gallery there was a clatter
and a crash as one of the boys men
tioned started for the door.
"Come on, Tommy?" ho shouted
back to his companion. "Hustle!
Dere'll be extras out on dis! ' Har
per's Monthly.
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TRAPPERS
LET US PAY YOU
MO WE MOHCY FOR
FURS
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eaUwjrl.cre. P. G.Taylor A Co. U the Jar hooit In fit. Jy?M, rer! morm tarn
from trapper than any other horn In th world arxl oar eaormooa eettectioM srs alwaja
bom at tup pnera, which cnabU ua to pay roamora.
WE WILL TEACH YOU HOW TO TRAP
i ., , iiimi nimniAniworn u yoar oauu li cuoipwie. ion jvtica a inr inwi trap.
V tho beat tuit and jour FpJwotlmaroomtrK ml nlirbt OorbiKMW iluppty Cataloa; and
-V IVjpk on frappinff ti read and you can hava a copy FHEK If you trrlto today, Th book
vena jou wncn ario wncro to trap, MJ or trat and bail to uaa, now ml to rmrxnr ami
prrparnnklna. etc ; lv contatna trar.plnjrlawnof ercrr aut. I'rttn hsu, ahipplMr tJ.
ate, nUto free. Gt Imr at one biff mowry in It. Wrila for book on trapped today.
F. C. TAYLOR fit CO., 56C Fur Exchance Bid., ST. LOUIS, MO.
AMERICAS OH CATC T FUR IIOUSC
This Remedy is composed of herbs,
flowers and seeds possessing healinff
medicinal properties; contains no to
bacco, is not injurious or habit-forming;
is pleasant to use and perfectly harm
less to man, woman or c.uLd.
Catarrhal germs are carried into the
head, nose and throat with the air you
breathe-just so the warm medicated
smoke-vapor is ci-rrlcd with who breath,
applying the medicine directly to tlits
diseased parts. If you have tried the
usual methods; sucn as sprays, aoucnes,
sahes, inhalers and the stomach-ruining
"constitutional" medicines, you will
readily see the superiority of this Smok
ing Remedy.
Simply send your name, and address to
Dr. J. W. Blosser, 144 Walvon St.,
Atlanta, Ga and he will send you a free
package containing samples of the
Remedy for smoking in a, pipe and made
into cigarettes, together with an illus
trated booklet which goes thoroughly
into the subject of catarrh. He will
send by mail, for one dollar, enough of
thn merlictrm to-tlaw't about .onft jn.Qn.th.
And She Kept On Smoking
"Aunt Chloe, do you think you are
a Christian?" asked a preacher of an!
old negro woman who was smoking
a pipe.
"Yes, brudder, I 'spects I is."
"Do you believe in the Bible?"
"Yes, brudder."
"Do you know there is a passage
in the Scriptures that declares that
nothing unclean shall inherit the
Kingdom of Heaven?"
"Yes, I'se heard it."
"Well, you smoke, and there is
nothing so unclean as the breath of
a smoker. So what do you say to
that?"
"Well, when I go dere I 'spects to
leave my breff behind me." Kansas
Farmer.
OUR EOTA SPEG8AL KWIFE OFFER
A CERTIFICATE
OF DEPOSIT
or a savings account in an
Oklahoma state bank means
for you ,an . investment of
your idle funds with an
earning ifower of four per
cent per annum, your money
available on demand, and the
absolute security afforded you
by the Oklahoma Guaranty
Law. ' '
When such protection can
bo secured -without cost to
you it behooves you to pro
tect .yourself and yorr family
against any possible loss.
Write for copy of law and
Booklet on. Banking by Mail
to-day.
Accounts .from, thirty states
handled promptly and efficiently.
GUARANTY
STATE BANK
MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA
M; G. Haskell, President
American Ilomextcttd One Year.
Armrhun I Iomftl Ono Year.
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Luke McLuke Says
We would all be millionaires if we
were as much interested in our own
business as we are in that of other
people.
What has become of the old
fashioned man who wore a carved
peachstone on his watch chain?
The more relatives a man has the
more he likes strangers.
Every middle-aged woman knows
time tlieyxioii't make ua goutl nirrors
nowadays as they did when she was
a girl.
I m.iy bo mistaken about the junk
they are wearing around their necks
these days, but it looks to me as if
a girl can take the Battenberg scarf
off the bedroom dresser and hang it
over her coat collar and be right in
style. Then she can pin two
crocheted doilies on the cuffs of her
coat and turn up her nose at the
world.
Nothing ever goes to waste in this
world. They are using the old-fashioned
wooden, pie plates for buttons
on women's winter coats.
When a girl is sloppy she is hope
less. If her shoes are run over at
the heels you'll find that her hair is
straggling down her neck and her
hat looks as though the cat had used
it for a bed. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Tho handiest and brnt knlfo rvrr manufaclurrd, Hdllt for practical uhc. with
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large blade, this knife, has a smaller punch or reamer blade ' inrheii long, anl
cuts holes exactly as shown above. The Leather I'linclt will b found ImllspeiiK-g'
able for making various sized hole in leather for buckles, rlvet, belt luclngH,
etc. This knife Is thoroughly finished In every detull, is brass lined, ban Clcr-
man silver mountings, and a handsome stag handle.
We are enabled to make this extraordinary offer by special arrangement with
tho manufacturer to send each knlfu direct from the factory, with a full guar-fr
antee by the maker. Accept the above offer, and you will receive a U'oHiler I
Kxcelslor Knife mailed direct to you from the factory by prrpiild Injured pa reel J
post. Address order for above offer to The Commoner, Lincoln, Neb. Jt
Quaker Quips
Laugh and grow fat, and you will
find the laugh is on you.
Filling your coal bins with ice is
one way of getting them thoroughly
cold. , , . . .
Many a fellow kisses a girl just to
prevent himself from getting out of
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rtc n nHv tho neonle who quarrel
over trifles haven't something worthy
of their talents.
A man often wishes he could,
change his luck as easily as a woman,
can change her mind. Philadelphia!
Record. ,;
Pointed Paragraphs
The married man who hesitates is
TrAQgQOfJ j
A rich young widow and her weeds ;
are soon parted. .
Nothing makes a man so sad as to ,
have a girl jony u".
The more friends a woman has the
more she Jias to talk about.
Se man who follows his inclina
tion never gets very far from the
bouom ofthe ladder.-Chicago News.
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No ono has ever received a life insurance policy from
an agent or company without being conscious that tho
load of responsibility on his shoulders had been light
ened. He also had at the time an increased feeling of
self-respect at the thought that he had done what it was
his duty to do, in that he had provided for the future
welfare of those who were dependent upon him.
It is a curious fact, hut one which is undoubtedly
true, that one who has once carried life Insurance seldom
drops it permanently. He may allow ono policy to-lapse;
he may sometimes change to another company, which is
generally a mistake; he may become hard up and cash
it in; but, sooner or later he takes another policy.
The man who has once been convinced of the benefits
of life insurance, and has experienced that new sense of
lightened responsibility and Increased self-respect, never
again feels entirely at ease while he is uninsured and
has anyone dependent upon him for support.
Begin the New Year by taking a policy In
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N. Z. Snell, President
A NEBRASKA STOCK COMPANY
SELLING NON-PAUTICIPATING LIFE INSURANCE ONLY
First National Bank Building, Lincoln, Neb.
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