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NEW STRENGTH FOR OLD DACKS.
No Need to Suffer Every Day from
ackachc.
Mrs. Joannnh Straw, C2C North
Broadway, Canton, S. D., says: "For
thrco ycaiB I Buf
fer od everything
with rhoumntlsm In
tny limbs and n dull,
ceaseless aching In
my back. I was
wonk, languid,
broken with head
aches nnd dizzy
undid, nnd the kid
ney secretions wero
thick with solids. I
wan ronllv In n nrli.
leal condition when I began with
Bonn's Kidney Pills, nnd tlioy certain
ly did wonders for mo. Though I nm
81 yenrs old, I am ns well as the nver
ago woman of BO. I work well, eat
well and sleep well."
Sold by all denlcrs. fiO cents a box,
Fostor-Mllburn Co., Uuffalo, N. Y.
COMFORTING.
Doctor Most or fortunato you
consulted mo. I'm just tho very man
to or cur(j you.
Patient Ah, that's lucky! You nro
quite familiar with my complaint,
then?
Doctor Familiar? My dear sir, 1'vo
had it myself er this 20 yenrs!
Eyes Are Relieved By Murine
when lrtltitted by Clmlk Oust and Kyo
Strain, liiufttunt to thu uvituro Hc-hool
lliioin. A leeunt Centals of New York
City ruvi-ata tho fuet thut In that City
uloim I7.tr.rj School Child! un ucedi-il Uyo
Can.-. Why not try Mtirino i:ye Hemi-ily
for Iltd, Weak, Weary, Watery Uyts.
Srnitiil.itlnn, Pink Kyo and Kyo Stralh?
Aliiilnu Doesn't Kinnrt: Soothes Kyo Pain.
Ih Compounded by KpcrIonccil Pliycl-i-lniiH;
ContnltiH tin Injurious or Prohibit
ed nriiBs. Try Murlno for Your Kyo
Troubles; Vou Will Ulto Murlno. Trv It
In Hab'n Kyis for Scaly lOyclldn. Driiir
1,'lstH Soil Murlno at GOc. The Murlno Kyo
iJeinrdy Co., CIiIciiko, Will Send You In
terestlritf Kyo Hooks Free.
Judge Will Walt and Seo.
An earnest plea was mado by Attor
ney Chnrles Pottijohn to Judge Prltch
ard of tho criminal court for leniency
to si client who had entered a plea of
guilty to larceny. Tho burden of tho
attorney's argument was that his cli
ent was the father of twins nnd was
tempted to theft in order to feed tho
mouths of tho infants.
"Your honor, I will say frankly,"
said Mr. Pottijohn in closing, "that if I
wero tho fnthcr of twins and needed
food for my family, I would not hesi
tate to go out nnd steal it."
"Mr. Pottijohn. when vnn nm Mm
father of twins I will consider your
proposition," snld Judgo Prltchard.
Indianapolis News.
Salting a Diamond Mine.
Howard Duliois, tho noted mining
engineer, told a good story to tho
Tech men recently, illustrating tho
"art" of salting a diamond mine. The
story was told of a man In South
Africa who, whllo walking one day
over his property, suggested that they
assay somo of tho soil.
In tho search thnt ensued eight
rough diamonds wero found and offers
began to fly through tho air at a rapid
rate for tho land, when tho host's wlfo
called out to her husband: "Why,
John, where aro tho other two?" Tho
sequel of tho story was left to tho
imagination. Boston Record.
Future Ideal Town.
In tho Ideal town of tho future, as
pictured by Sir Oliver Lodge, tho
houses will havo gas for heating by
open Area and for cooking, and elec
tricity for lighting. Tho gas, pro
duced from tho coal at tho mlno, will
be sent long distances through pipes,
ns water is now distributed. It Is
hoped thnt the experiment will bo tried
soon, tho burning of crudo coal In town
being absolutely forbidden, nnd at least
two English towns are already consid
ering tho plan. Tho purification of
tho nlr Is one of tho greatest needs in
tho Improvement of tho conditions of
city life.
OLD SOAKERS
Get Saturated with Caffeine.
When a person has used coffco for a
number of years and grndunlly de
clined In hcnlth, it is time tho coffeo
Ehould ho loft off in order to seo wheth
er or not that has been tho causo of
tho troublo.
A lady In Huntsvlllo, Ala., Bays sho
used coffeo for about 40 years, and for
tho past 20 years wns troubled with
stomach trouble.
"I havo boon trented by many physi
cians but ull In vain. Everything failed
to porfoct a euro. I was prostrated for
somo time, nnd enmo near dying. When
I recovered sufficiently to partako of
rood and drink I tried coffeo again and
it soured my stomach.
"I finally concluded coffco wns tho
cnuse of my troubles and stopped us
ing It. I tried tea and milk in its
place, but nelthor agreed with mo, then
I commenced using Postum. I had it
proporly mndo and It was very pleas
ing to tho taste.
"I havo now used It four months, nnd
my health is eo greatly improved that
I can ent almost anything I want and
can sleep well, whereas, before, I suf
fered for years with insomnia.
"I havo found tho causo of my trou
bles and a way to got rid of thorn.
You can dopond upon it I npprcciato
Postum."
"There's a Reason." Read "Tho Road
to Wcllvlllo," in pkgs.
IJvur rt-ml llu- iiIiimo lellerT A nfif
one- iiiit'iirM from time to Unit. Tliry
nrr ut-iiiiliu-, (rue, uud full of human
luti-rcM.
'U LJHb"! $b9M
WRECKEDJ A Gftlf
STORM ON GREAT LAKES CLAIMS
SEVERAL VICTIMS.
SCHOONER STRIKES ON ROCKS
Crew of Seven Men Lost With tho
Boat Other Lake Craft Buf
feted About and Num
ber Go Down.
Death and shipwreck, such as havo
been unknown In recent years, re
sulted from storms nnd ico on tho
great lnkes within the Inst few days.
on tho bleak nnd rocky shorca of
Huron Island Saturday night tho
schooner Georgo Nester of Detroit
was torn to pieces by tho furious gale
that swept over Lake Superior and all
of her crow of seven wero lost. On
Lako Huron, lashed by a gale, tho
package freighter Russia of Port Hu
ron, succumbed to the waves after
her cargo had shifted nnd wont to
tho bottom. The Russia's ciew of
twenty-two men succeeded in safely
putting over their small boats and cs
captng In them.
On Lake Michigan tho Ann Arbor
railway car ferry Xo. 1 picked up nine
teen miles south or Fox Island tho big
steel lighter Hatavla, deserted by her
crew and with no positive evldonco
ns to whether they perished or were
taken off the lighter by tho steamer
which is believed to have been tow
ing her.
With tho arrlnl at Sault Ste. Ma
rlo of tho crow of the steamer An
ranin, the first story was obtained of
how sho was crushed by tho lco and
sank, nnd how tho members of the
crow mado a perilous way over nearly
four miles of Ico lloo to the steamer
J. II. Hnrtow.
Want To Be Tried at Home.
The sceno of tho proceedings by
tho government of the United States
ngulnst tho proprietors of tho New
York World nnd tho Indlnnapolls News
charging them with criminal llhol In
publishing articles Intiamtlng that
there had been a "graft" of millions
of dollars in the transfer of the
Pnnnma canal zone to tho United
Btatcs, shifted from New York to In
dianapolis, where Delevan Smith and
Charles It. Williams, owners of the
Indianapolis News, were served with
warrants for their arrest, based on
indictments found ngnlnst them by
the grand jury of tho District of
Columbia. The surety of S5.000 was
giveu, each for the other, for their
appearance in the United States dis
trict court at Indlnnapolls on Monday,
May 21, for hearing on tho question
whether or not they shall me removed
to tho District of Columbia for trial.
Messrs. Smith and Williams will re
Gist removal to the District of Colum
bia and the court will hear evidence
on the merits of the case. Tho veri
fied copy of tho Indictments filed con
tain copies of tho nrtlcles of both
editorial and news nature of which
complaint was made that they nro
libelous.
Four Lions Laid Low.
Four lions are trophies of ex-Prosl-dent
Roosevelt's camp in tho Mnu
hills and the 200 or more nntlvos fol
lowers nro Joining with tho American
party in tho celebration of tho un
usually good luck. Tho lions wero
bagged Friday nnd Colonel Roosevelt's
mighty gun brought threo of them to
earth, each on the, first shot. Thus
ono of tho president's fondest ambi
tions has been renllzed, and ho is
proud that tho fourth of tho Jungle
kings fell before tho riilo of his son,
Kcrmlt, who, however, took threo
shots to kill his quarry.
Both father and son nro Jubilant.
It was their first Han hunt nad so
magnificent a kill was fnr beyond
their expectations, but lions havo been
plentiful In tho hills for tho past
month,- nnd tho English hunter, F.
C. Selous, has been out for several
days laying plans for their extinc
tion. Conditions in Morocco Are Bad.
Conditions in tho Interior of Moroc
co aro bad, according to advices
which reached tho Btato department
from tho legation at Tangier.
Previous reports indicated that tho
Btiltan wns shut up in Fez nnd that
tho rebellious tribes wero nctlvo at
Mcquinez. The story is that they havo
entered that plnce, which is about
fifteen miles to tho south of Fez, and
have sacked it. Fez is in a state of
slego and thero nro serious fears of
a resolution with a reported move
ment in favor of tho ox-sultan. Amer
ican commercial interests aro not of
nny material extent In Morocco lint
thero aro somo naturalized Americans,
mostly Jows, In that country.
Not Guilty of Murder,
Miss "Johnny" Davidson, tho young
heiress on -trial itf Neosho, Mo
charged with tho murder of Roy Ram
sour, her slstor's suitor, wns ac
quitted Saturday morning. Tho Jury
wns out seventeen hours, having been
given tho caso at 4 o'clock Friday
ufternoon after a sonsatlonal trial.
Miss Davidson is wealthy in her
own right nnd hor family is promi
nent. Tho Ramsour family also Is
wealthy and becnuso of tho promt
nenco of tho principals tho caso has
caused Intensn feeling
PAULATANTIOCH
IN PISIDIA
Sunday School Lesson for May 9, 1909
Specially Arranged (or This Paper
T.KS.SON TKXT -Attn 13 I3-r.2. Memory
verso 33, 33.
GOLDKN TKXT. "Tho word of tin
Ixird wins published throughout nil tin
roRlon." Acts 1.1 49.
TtMK.-Iintnpdliitrly nftrr the last lrs
ion: probably (acrordltiK to Prof. Hntn
say), In tho mimtuor of A. I), 4G or 47.
IM.ACK 1'orKii tho rnnltnt of 1'nni
tihylla, on tin- mittthcrn coast of AfIii
Minor, and Antloch. tho cnnltnl of PIhIiIIii,
Hutitlivrn Unlatla, about 10) ml leu north.
Suggestion and Practical Thought.
Hlthovto (see Acts 1.1:7, etc.) It had
been "I'mrnnlms nnd Saul;" now It Ib
"Paul nnd Ilarnabas" (vs. 43, 40), or
"Paul and his company," Including
Rnrnnbas, John Maik, and perhaps
otherB. Paul's nhlllty nB n leader has
been proved nt Cyprus, nnd wns nfler
wards unquestioned.
V. 18. "John (Mark) depnrting from
them returned to Jerusalem," IUh
home. 1. Perhnps ho did not llko to
see Paul superseding his cousin
Barnabas. 2. Pet Imps his mothor wns
sick. :i. Perhaps, ns one brought up
strictly In Jerusalem, ho objected to
Paul's free Intercourse with tho Gen
tiles. -I. Perhaps ho dreaded tho per
ils of travel in the wild, hnndtt-lufcstcd
region thnt lay before them. C. Per
haps ho had boon weakened by the
fever nnd felt unablo to go on. Paul
was not satisfied with tho reason,
whatever It was (Acts 15:117-10), nnd
separated from Ilarnabas when, later,
ho Insisted on taking Mark along. But
Mark was ready for the second mis
slonnry Journey, and wns afterward re
stored to Paul's good opinion (see In
ductive Study 2). "No man over be
came groat or good except through
many nnd great mistakes." Glad
stone. "The only people who make no
mistakes nro dead people. I saw a
man larit week who has not mndo n
mistake for 4,000 years. Ho 1b n mum
my In the Egyptian depnitment of the
British museum." 11. I,. Wnylnnd.
V. 24. "They wont Into tho syna
gogue on tho Sabbath day," ns wns
their custom. Thus they wisely mndo
their first nppenl to tho .lows.
Tho Sermon as a Whole. "Tho task
before Paul was difficult. Ho hnd to
win tho confidence and hold tho uttcn
tlon of nn nudlence to which ho was
qulto unknown. Ho had to keep the
ground of Israel's poculinr history nnd
hope, and yet to show thnt nt tho holy
city Itself tho Messiah had boon re
jected and crucified. But St. Paul wns
tho very ninn for nn emergency."
Donnld Frasor, D. D.
"They keynote of Paul's solo mes
sage, repeated on a hundred occasions,
nnd with Infinite variations of empha
sis, is found In St. Luke's account of
ills visit to Athens, In tho words, 'ho
preached Jesus nnd tho resurrection.'
TIiIb first of his sermons or which wo
possess nny portion mny perhaps bo
regarded as a typo of the Paulino ser
mon." Rov. George Frnncls Greene.
It was (1) tactful, taking his hearers
on their own ground; (2) humble, leav
ing hlmsolf out and exalting Christ;
(3) courageous and frank, not hesitat
ing to stnto tho truth though it would
offend preconceived views: (4) Bibli
cal, bound up with tho Scripture
throughou; (C) practical, coming to n
personnl application, ending, ns Ly
man Becchor said every section
should end, with n "snapper."
Forgiveness, through Christ. That
truth, as always in Paul's proachlng,
was tho climax of this sermon. "For
giveness," R. V., remission "of sins,"
is, literally, tho putting or sending
them away. It Includes tho removal
of tho penalty for sin, though not im
mediately all tho consequences of sin.
It Includes tho cleansing of tho heart
rrom sin nnd restoration to God'a
favor. Those are wondeful and price
less gifts, and Christ offers them to
us for tho asking.
V. 45. "Envy (jealousy), when tho
Jows saw tho multitudes" (of Gen
tiles). Tho Jewish leaders wero angry
(1) because others and strangers did
what they could not do themsolves;
(2) becnuso they differed from Paul's
teaching, nnd especially his applica
tion of tho MesBlanlc hopes to tho
condemned and crucified Jesus; (3)
because they themsolves felt con
demned by such wnrnlnus na thonn in
vs. 40, 41; (4) because, though they
would bo pleased if tho Pontiles would
become Jowlsh prosolytos by conform
ity to circumcision nnd other require
ments, they objected strenuously to
their admission on easier tonus, such
ns Paul proposed.
Missionary Expulsions. This wns tho
first of many similar expulsions suf
fered by Paul, and thoso woro only tho
beginnings of such experiences en
dured by missionaries in nil lands.
Thus Judson nnd his comrades were
driven from Calcutta. Thus Mllno
was driven from Canton, nnd com
polled to begin missionary labors for
China from tho Malay Peninsula. Thu
in 1S35 nil tho missionaries were
driven from Japan for two conturics.
Thus John G. Paton, uflor a tnousand
porils, wns driven from tho Unnd of
Tannn. But in every caso Christianity
has returned, all tho stronger for its
vperlenco of persecution.
When Courage Failed.
"Duke," Buid tho heiress, engorly,
"did you seo father?"
"Yes."
"Woll?"
"Wo talked nbout tho wenthcr."
"What? Loso your nervo again?
Why don't you braco up nnd talk llko
a man a subject of a king on whoso
domain tho sun never sotBl"
"Can't," moaned tho duko. "All tho
tlmo I wns In your father's offlco ho
kept grinning ut a big painting."
"What painting?"
"Tho buttle of Bunker Hill." Lip-pincott'8.
Baked in White Tile Ovens
On tho top floor of the finest bakeries in tho world
oThc whole bakery flooded with pure nlr nnd sunshine;
llu theso clean, appetizing: places arc baked " 1
TaKoma
Compare them with common biscuits, baked, goodness
knows Where?
YctTakoma Biscuits cost no more than the poorer kinds
It's npleasurc and satisfaction to know thnt Takoma
mscuus nre at your grocer's in triple-scaled,
moisture-proof packages 5 and 10 cents.
IS"
SpSE-flLB3
BISCUIT CO.
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PROOF POSITIVE.
"Do you rcnlly lovo mo, Georgo?"
"Didn't you givo mo this tie, denr?"
"Yes, love. Why?"
L'Wcll, ain't I wearing it?"
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
ly local mipllratlonR, ns tlipj- cannot rcncli ttio dli
,cmul iMtlloii ut tho car. 'Iticro Ix only one wuy to
euro ilratiicM, nnd tlmt Id by corulltutlonnl rcim-dlm.
DoatncM li cau-ol by an Indamwl condition at I ho
inticiiiu linluic til tho Kintachlan Tube. Wien this
tulw is Inilaninl j-cm lave n rumbling ouml or lm
IxTlect lirnrlnir, nnd when It H entirely rlnwil. Deal
iicm H tho result, and uiiIcm tho Inflammation can bo
taken out nnd this tube rrntored to lm normal condi
tion. Iiiarlwr will bo dmtrol forever; nine cases
nut ol ton ore. caused by Catnrth. which ti nothing
but an Inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces.
Wo will kIvo One Hundred Hollars for nny caso ol
IJeafnes.1 (cnuscd by cat-.rrh) thut cannot be cured
by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Hrrnl for circulars, free.
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Fold by Druirclst. 75e.
Tkko Hall's family l-uls for constipation.
Mamma's Orders.
"Mamma hns given mo orders that
when n young man gives mo anything
I must givo it right hack."
"All right, proparo yourseir."
"What or?"
"I'm going to give you a kiss."
Houston Post.
With n smooth iron nnd Doflnnco
Starch, you can launder your shirt
waist just ns well nt homo ns tho
Btenm laundry can; it will hnvo tho
proper stiffness and finish, thero will
bo less wear nnd tear of tho goods,
and it will bo a positlvo plcasuro to
uso a Starch that does not stick to tho
iron,
Dull.
"There goes tho dullest man in
town."
"is that so?"
"Yes; bo's tho only man I know
thnt hasn't a llrst-rato solution of tho
street car problem." Detroit Froo
PresB.
A Famous Health Builder.
'A medicino that will cleanse tho bowels
nnd put tlicm in condition to do their
proper work unaided will do moro than
anything clso to preservo health and
fctrcngth. Such n medicino is tho tonic lnx
nttvo herb tea, Lane's Family Medicine.
Get n 25c pnckaRO to-day at any druptrist
pr dealer. No matter what you nave tried
before, try this famous herb tea.
Mean Question.
Tho Lover I lovo tho true, tho
good, tho boautlful,
Tho Cynic Threo girls? Harper's
Bazar.
Kill the Files Now
before ti,ey multiply. A DAISY FLY
KILLEH kills thousands. Lasts tho sea
Hon. Ask your dealer, or send 20c to H.
iSomers, 140 Du Kalb Ave., Urooklyn, N. Y.
When you go away from homo, don't
forget that God is everywhere.
oxOftxe. )owgs; deawses
ftiG sysYewx eJJccXuoJiVy ;
asss8 QttelQVetCQUV$
WbWvxolV cousXxoXxow
To $e!fe bewejvca
ejjecs,oVwaxs)ux tv&
towxwe,
MANurACTUnCDQVTHe
CALIFORNIA
Fig Syrup Co,
SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS 50'A DOTTLE
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Corn Planting ;
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mny tnlici wimn of llu-m-
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SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE
Ih jour triio Hiifririiiirit-H rnre iih well hh pn-vcntlri' KJu ntul tl.00
lxittlc-(AID) mid JlOU'ldozrii, delivered, l.nrk'o Ih muri) tlmil twieo tho
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Spohn Mcdlcnl Co., Chcmlili sndDsclcrlolatlili, Cioslieti, luil., U.S.A.
"A Little Cold is a
Dangerous Thing"
and often leads to hasty disease and
death when netjlcctcd. There ate
many ways to treat a cold, but there is
only one tight way use the tight
remedy.
DRJXJAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
Is the surest and safest remedy known,
for Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Pleurisy.
It cures when other remedies fall.
Do something for your cold In time,
you know what delay means, you
know the remedy, too Dr. D. Jaync's
Expectorant.
Dottles In three ilzei, $1, 50c, 25c
SICK HEADACHE
CARTER'S
Positively cured by
these Lltllo Pills.
They nlso relieve DIb
tri'HHfrom DyMtieimln.In
illRcvtluu nnd Too Hearty
Kntliifr. A perfect rem
edy lor DIzzincHH, Nnu
sen, DruwHlncss, Uud
TiiMe In the Mouth, Coat
ed ToiiRiie, Fain In the
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ITTLE
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They rcgulato thu Dowels. Purely Vcectable.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
CARTERS
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simile Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
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Look for This Mark
on every hundlo of iihlnplca you
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bhiiifjlo clear of knotH, its full
length of 10 Inches. Mndo from
tho best WASHINGTON RED
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This Trade-mark
Eliminates All
Uncertainly
In the purchase of
paint materials.
It is an absolute
guarantee of pur.
Ity and quality.
For your own
protection, seo
that It is on the side of
every keg of white lead
you buy.
MTiOMUEAIlCOHMm
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$10 Buys This Tree
and the ground it stands
on, in Cuba, guaranteed
to bear choicest Grape
KrnlK Snll ntwl r.1l..1n.
unequaled no frosts.
F Water transportation to
Nuoiunzi Dig markets, where top
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, , ngcinent c"nrnntees n
oafc investment. You can atart with $5
nownnd uecurenn annuity. Ask us to send
you, prepaid, our free book beautifully ill
ustrnted from photo3 taken on property.
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In witter ami lidding Miiideltii-.udellclotiH
fjrruii l mado nnd n svrup belter tlnn maple.
Aliiplclnn Is hold hrKrmcr. If not lend r.'K) for
ilui. but. undruclpo book. (rtM.DlUfj. io.,b.ittU.
h litre- Distemper itinnnp; tho
lumen mny lm nenr nlso
iiuri-H n ro rnnllni? DIstL-iimer
corn iilniiilnir mny bo Into If your homes
W. N. U., LINCOLN, NO. 19-1009.
45 to 50 Bu. of Wheat Per Acre
have been grown on farm land, in
WESTERN CANADA
Much leu would bo
Miitactory. The gen
eral nverase u above
twenty buiheli.
"Allnre loud In their
prul.ei of the (treat
crop and that won-
Herfitl rmtntrv.H i-r-
tract from corrtspondrnce NMonrt HJttorUt
Association of August, 1903.
It u now poulble to secure a homeitead ol 160
acre, dee and another 1 60 acres at $3.00 per acte.
Hundred, have paid the cost of their farm, (if
purchased) and then had a balance of from 5 10.00
lo $ 1 2.00 per acre from one crop. Wheal, barley,
oati.flax all do well. Mixed farming U a great
luccesi and dairying it highly profitable. Excel,
lent climate, iplcndid kIiooI. and churchei, tail,
way. bring most every district within eaiy reach
of market. Railway and land companie havo
land, for tale at low price, and on easy term.
"Ln.t DetWeit"pomphleta and map. lent
free. I'or these and Information aa to how
to .ecu re lowe.t railway rate, apply to
Superintendent of Immigration, Ottawa,
Canada, or the authorized Canadian Govern
ment Acentt
W. V. BENNETT,
BOI New fork lite BuUdlo. Ooiht, rT.triila.'
S32fi 3HOE.S 435O,
n7oolThjF.e.i5. ' Klk n J Sell More Men'. tiM
and
and IJ.M Shoe. Than Any Other Maout.cturif
$3.00
i.Dtaasiiiv.ia.trrttielmsttofttia
nest eompltta orcaaliatloa of trailed ti
port, and .kllUd aboomaxir. Intheeouotry.
Tho saleetlonoltheleathor. for taeh part oltba
shoo, andevorrdatallolthe naktn la orory
department. Is looked after br tno best .hoe
maker, la tho shoo Industry. If I coal slow
youhowcarorally W.L.DoaglMehoea are node,
yon would then understand why they hold
their shape, at bsttsr, and wear longer than
any other make.
ilu Mrthwt ofTimntng thtSnltt mnttt thtm Vora
Jrtrxlul ami Lonatr llrurfna IA.tn mu AfAra.
iihots
12.00
and
$3.60
jtlMi
Dots'
inoss
$1.00
to
13.00
Hlioi- for Kyetrr Moinlior of the Fnnilly.
Stun, Itnya Women, Alliums unit CliUUreoI
. ..V'r'''1'0 Pr almoileiilerativerirwhoro.
nAIITIllUf ""na Konulno without W, L. DougloJ
Jiwiltfna namo anU rrleo .tainpeil on bottum.
It (elnr Fj.l.l. u.id ,,luili,lr. (alilors, Kallrd free.
W. I. UOlOfUH, 101 BlMUh bTllklT, HUUlklO.'l, HiDS.
Bad Breath
"For months I had crcat trouble with my
6totnach nnd used all kinds of medicines.
My tongue has bcon actually as green as
grass, my breath having a bad odor. Two
weeksngoa friend recommended Cnscareta
and nftcr using them I can willingly nnd
cheerfully say tliat they have entirely
cured me. I therefore let you know that I
ohall recommend them to any one suffer
ing from such troubles." Chas. II. Hal.
pern, 114 E. 7th St., New York, N. Y.
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent, TaatoGood,
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe.
10c, 25c. 50c. Never sold In bulk. The gen
ulna tablet stamped C C C, . Guaranteed to
euro or your money back. SC3
JOHN DEERE
Inulst on having them.
Implemenls DQo
are the,,.. Ddol
Ask your local dealer,
Omnhn-Soo Falls
or JOHN DEERE.
TYPEWRITERS
from 24 to 767, on ull makes.
Semi for large Hat Number 6.
Itopiilrlilt.' of nil hlnili.
CEXTRU TTPEWMTER EICHAHOE. Om.ha.
DEHAMCE STARCHY
ounce, to
thO PlClCSBB
other ttoroh'ia on'y
12 ounces tame price and
"Utl-IANCE" IS
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
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