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A hnnd-inndo cigar fresh from the
tahlo, wrapped in foil, thus keeping
fresh until smoked. A fresh cigar
uindo of good tobacco Is tho Ideal
smoko. The old, well cured tobaccos
used are so rich In quality that many
who formerly smoked 10c cigars now
fimoko Lewis Sluglo Hinder Straight
Cc. LowIb Slnglo Ulnder costs tho
denier somo moro than other Be cigars,
but tho hlghor prlco enables this fnc
tory to UBe extra quality tobacco.
There- are many lmltntlons; don't bo
fooled. Thero Is no uubatltuto! Toll
tho dealer you want a Lewis "Sluglo
Blntler."
A Way of Getting Even.
Hewitt When I nsked tho old man
for his daughter's hand ho wnlked all
over me
Jowett Can't you havo him nrtest
cd for violation of tho tratllc regula
tions? . ..' ..A.1 'j;.. .1J . J
to rriin A COM) IN ONK HAY
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liri'tntlMsrt'tuiNl uumpy
(JUuV ES&lgtiaturolsu
jiimivo (Julnlno Tulilcts
cy it it iiins to cure.
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What sculpturo Is to a block of
marble, education is to a human soul
Addison
KEYSTONE;
1TO HEALTH .
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS
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HE TOpCH-JTriE (1EASIJRE
OF YOUR HEALTH."
HOSTUTTER.
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If there is any weakness
try the Bitters at once.
Its results are certain.
Don't Persecute "
your Bowels
Cut out cilWia and rwrntiTa. They it braid
Dnn unaecoMvr. i vj
CARTER'S LITTLE.
LIVER PILLS
PurrlrTtueuU. A
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- Our-clients-who acted on our-advico-In
tho purchaso of only threo estab
lished dividend - paying stocks m'ddo
92.1 on their investment betweeu
August 3, 1910 and February 14, 1911,
or at tho rate o iS.fvannually.- -
Wo li.ivq prf-purdd ft liomlsomo booklet,
lollliur liov tlili wall done. Axnlnlnlusr till),
oierntIon Of tdartlnt l(i tlm utoclc mtrirkctij
iiml hliowlut; liCw rdorftuiuii protltB can Ba,
mmln with n minimum of rluk. THIS
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CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CO.
COMMISSION BROKERS
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films If yort order one dozen prints or post
enrdn. Bcndfor our speelnl price list. Olmon
Photograph Oo., Plattmmouth, Mob,
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Oold and rented overywhere. Write for bargain llu
11. r. swanson company;, Incfl '
itablltbed 10M. 143 H. latUbtJlrijoJs
Beatrice Creamery
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LincoinSiinitanum
Sulpho Saline Springs
Located on our own premlioi and used In tho
Natural Mineral Wptor,
Baths u '
Uniurpmed In tho treitmentot
Rheumatis m
Heart, Stomach, Kidney and Liver Dlieaiet
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SHOWY AND HARDY PERENNIAL
Anthemla Kelwayl Blooms Freely,
Flowers Doing DnIsy-LIke and
of Rich Golden Color.
A snowy and beautiful hardy peren
nial blooming tho llrnt season, nntl du-,,
ring the summer .months for many
Anthemls Kelwayl.
y&rs nftp'rwnrd, Ifl YA'nl;
tdjla Kflwijyli- 'JTh pkriti
culls! tine
i pjarits arofetislly
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Binrieuiarofli bohs, grpw a rootj iukw
and bloom freely, tho Mowers neLii;
Daisy-like, two Inches across, and of
a rich, Kolden color. A blR plivt of
this elegant flower was In bloom nt
ono of tho seed gardens at Erfurt,
Germany, when the editor was there,
nnd It was a sheet of gold, gorgeous
beyond description. 1
This (lower likes a sunny exposure
and rich, porous soil. Tho seedlings
may bo raised In q. window-box, hot
bod ior garden bed, and transplanted
when largo enough, sotting tho plants
eight Inches aphrt each way. They
will thus cover tho ground, and be
como a. glorious mass of flowers. JSvcn
tho follhge Is beautiful, being of grace
ful form, olegantly cut or fringed,
says Park's Floral Magazine. Tho en
graving represents a plant In full
i bloom, nnd will nfford a good , Idea
of Its foliage and flowers. The seeds
may bo obtained of mot any repu
table dealer at B, events, nor packej IL
Is always greatly admired by those
who are fond of golden flower's.
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FRUIT PICKER IS PRACTICAL
Prevents Bruising When Picked byl
Flexible Holder Illustration
Shows Operation.
To prevent fruit from being bruised
when picked, n fruit picker with flex
lb!6 holder has been Invented, In
which provision Is. made for varying
tno icapacimoi inonoiuor to jpovia o
the necessity
typi uropping mo irui o
icc sriya' tho Sclentlflo
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tlon, tho fruit picker comprises n pair
. of; Jaws, shown open, In Cull lines, but
.fritfchtoay'beidVhwnay a clofced' pShfi
tlon, shown In dotted linos, by operat-
lawR nv means or a wire. A hnr-
asfefeififfiyi!"
lty. ,Dy sliding a slcevo upward, the
awWr'ralMdvldVliwliis1 th'o1 lAid'oiU'
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jrW Strawberrlees.
'Experiments 'mado nt dio 'Pennsyl
vania experiment Btatlon show'that all
"s'trawberYles ntdSiot Marger and
better formed thnn thoso grown In
mattdd rows. nrovldecK ithh mhrted
;W,lalaKrok0VpoIIHinplri
mattea rows prouueou iruu somewhat
Inferior to that from nnrrow mat
ted rows. It Is ovldont that different
soil conditions and cultural methods,
especially In tho matter of manuring,
would change theso resultiCsom'ewnat
more favorably to tho hill system.
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GROWING OF SUMMER APPLES
Department of Aurlculture Makes
Study of Industry In Middle
Atlantic States.
On nearly every farm summer np
pies havo had n piano since very early
days, and varieties havo been develop
ed extending tho season of npplo pro
duction over the entire sutnnior, as
well as nutumn. While as a rulo this
fruit has been grown for family con
sumption, tho surplus has found Its
way to market Tho marked decllno
In tho production of poaches within
tho past few joarn has brought about a
considerable extension of the early
apple Industry on a commercial scale,
which I'xtuuslon has been most mark
ed In the middle Atlantlo MatoH, where
especially advantageous transporta
tion routes, both rail and water, and
the Jirovlmlfy of In! go markets havo
stlmulU'il, tlio fnturprlHi. which M
lis Venter In the5 ' truoinnoiiuVlni; re
gloff ;nltyrPIila.d;iljihliif A The United
Stae1j,jlepnifine;t0.viyit?r'(,Huro, nn n
result of thlH extension, has made' a
fttudy,,oj;thottniy apnM' Injuftn, w'lth
the mill Ho Atl.'ititJc statis fus a lleltl;
luil',lnblWhJ,r'lliV'1ilfdrinntlftttbllbct'1
oil In a bulletin entitled "Sutuu,r Ap
ples In the Middle Atlantic States," Is-
surd h) tho. bureau lit plant 'Industry.
Thlif bulleUu ls ja.cojnpendLjini nf lt
fo'rlnti(l()ii co(i'ing 'all' phases !f tho
ipiestlon of earlj apple production, In
iclifdliif sjiils") ll')t culture. picking,'
Ipackllig, 'mniicetliW 'etc. N'limerotlB
varieties .are deserlhod, and seasons
nnd othor,Tlal:Ucon!onlcntl.v presented
m uiuiuar jonu.. -. -. -
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MAKING NOVEL BIRD HOUSES,'
Common Garden iFloWer Pot May Det
U6ed by Enlarging Opening at
-?MirtKel.Bbttom. ' "
, ,A ;i(vf!l usquOf tlw?, compum. .pardon
flo,wer (pot( m, ,bp ii)aile,,l)y nlurglng
tlii. smalt opening a( the bitt,6m 'M a
pair of pliers, and carefully breaking,
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Pot Fastened to the Board'.
the clay awa,vun.UL,Jho opening Is
large enough to admit a small bird.
I'lnce the pot bottom sldo up on a
board that Is three Inches wider than
tho dlampfer of the largest pot used
and Listen. It to the bjiardovitli' wood
eleats and brass screw h.1 Pit tliQ
cleats to jtjie sides of'fjho pot asj eloso
idjiosslblo, writes WHJIam P Sleeker
oi .Mas-saciiuseiis in mo I'oinnar Me
chnnics, One or more pqts jua' bo
nscdras shnwmln thosltctchT" ""
The board on which the pots ard
fastened is nailed or screwed to n post
or pole 10 or 12 foot in height. Tho
board is braced with lath or similar
strips tf wcrf)fi, riiaking a framework
sjiljlabloifor a rbojt. In designing t)m
root. '.UcJath can be arranged ,tc
mako it quite nttracthe, or the braces
mnyvbo twlBR'nif(l branches of a treo to
make a rustic effect.
JJehornlng makes old trees become
as now r ,fj 1
A strawberry plant 1b naturally an
evergrocri.
Not everyone who farms has a good
family orchnrd.
Intelligent pruning Is nlfao very nec
essary to raUlng fruit.
Tho ilrst wnrm 'days of Bprlng givo
gardeners an inspiration for flowers.
"In gonorai tho best results are ob
tained from Bpraying applications
mado In cloudy weather.
v Spraying is nt least half of fruit
growing ns well as a good part 'of
.gardening nnd truck farming.
Pruning the farm orchard Is a
knotty problem to tho beginner; In
fnct thplde.r hfads nro bothered.
' oj BirvtoliraV tho ttecs from all
Bides nnd cover every portion from
th$mQonftUtJ(tho ends of tho
branches. .j.
iEPrifnivh'W,l,0 Kro,intl rich by
liberal use of barnynid manuro and'
crass?!
fertilizer, having plenty
j.-As to. jlje.scMying of tho fnrm or
chard, there' la Mo question but what
(it'Up)gian(tUiq moro thorough you
nro. the better tho results.
T.ho opzJng out of tho snp from
choriy atid'peach trees, forming drops
9rrluijijijt pf ?up arises from a dis
eased condition of tho trees.
Hurry up tho grafting, If not dono
last month. A paste of cow manuro
nnd clay, bound on to a partially
girdled treo trunk, will often save thq
treo.
Pruning should bo nn annual affafr,
and tho bcRtHlmo to do It Is lato In
tho winter or Just before tho buds
opcm- IUshouIil-boglif. when-tlie treo
Is first plantod
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1 1 DRUNKENNESS I
I Sunday School Ltuon for Mtr. 19, 1911 tj
I Spoclnlly Arrwiccd tor Tl Is Taper 1
MWcaBteaajiBii i i m imii 1 1 1 f1
l.KHSON TI3NT-U ICIiirm S-17 Ntem
or. tii )3
CSCM Mr.V TnVT "It U not f.r Mitjm
lo ilrinl win, nor for nrlnri ntruiiu
tlrli'i l'ro ai I
TIMn ThlH loidnii liilnni:') lirtwron T.o
fm VIII mid IN, tlurltiK tlio IrtltiM pnrt
nf Kill ill ) ItilSKlnl)
IM. i: Tli SmIihi UliiKilmn, Willi It-
capltrtl nt hrttniixiUM n.llAlniil rm-I on
tho norlh At thin period, tint Ioiik Iji'foro
tlii' ri'l'il AfMjil.m piiwor mill imri-n-utoo
iinili- In rnntnrt with Isincl HmIi
tmil' r llcnliAitiid tl wiim Um moit pnwiMful
liniloll nil th( Moillti'riuuul.ti roust i"i
wii-- nnrtmillv a bitter im my of tun I li rn
tur if I tt wiim ii Iv ' n Kimip of ii I it mI
Mil not uiilivil, jKtty l.iniul'Hiis oi tiilica.
Heiihadhd. the Syrlnii king, lathered
together, it lie !I2 kings of the Bntallur
tiilws nllied to IiIh KiiiKtlom nnd md
nn oii powering laid upop Intnel, do
l'oiiiiK tllagej apt) ityim null or
ehmdy. paialyJug liiaines, piitglug
Hit lititncft tiiui drl vii'u; ho propte to
Ihc Hnoi1!' stiohgly' fni (fled low ns
I'hov wore llko "a tViuticsf of 'hull, a
delvoylng siofril, a' flood of mleliiy
w litem ov'oi'tlovrlha, .in overwhelming
stiourge " 'I'hese nplthetB dcHcrlhi) In
vivid bprouh the iiTeslHtlhle violence,
fho deJKtatiug force wjth whlell tho
Syrians .were, about to oerwlielm
them l( is almost Impossible for us
to uall7e the deuistnting jiower of
Bhch lialf savage hoi'des who lived
ittion the country, who ravaged vll-
Inns, who murdeieil women and chll-
tli'in, who had tin unrestrained power
Tho were worso than tho ten plnguos
of Kevin.
What the Invaders sought was (be
,weallh, the Jiarvests and all "kinds of
nluablcH, wfthout pa) lug for them,
and ontlrelj wltlioilt regiifd (o thuwe'l
fare of the ltcoplo. Into Mir g(lodl
country Internpt'rance.' from drinking
'iilrtihollc liquors, has come anil it, tlo
lng our country more damage, K Hh
people, to Its M'oaUh audi pvoHOurlty,
tlian tl(o Syrians did to P,alentlne, the
ji'ioniihctd Laud, by , their pvaslop.
)lng Alcohol cqmes wl(li an aimy of
t militaries' null iilllea's'ueh as liib 210,
000 snlohits. the tiistUlerles, breweries,
hotels, Mhbtr, persOnhl imitations to
'drink, advertisements In magazines
nnd papers, coinlue and opium habits '
All invnding ub for the Hnl;u of their "
own personal gain at the expense of
the community. '
When the invaders had reached tho i
capital with their army and horses
nnd chariots In nn unresisted march,
nenhndad sent messengers to Ahnb
deinnndlng that ho yield up hlo throne,
which 1b Implied In his Imperious con
ceit of power; Thy silver nnd thy gold
is mine; tb' wives also and thy chll
then, oven tho goodliest, nro mine. Anil
Ahnb was so overwhelmed nt the
'power backing- tho demand that lio
basely y (6ld ell and replied: "My lord.
O king, according to thy Baying, I am
thine, nnd all that I havo. Such are
tho demands of King Alcohol!
Tho cost of liquors each year In this
-eouptry Is nearly $1,400,000,000. The
drink bill In England In 1908 was over
$800,000,000. Take the national liquor
bill and dlvido It by tho numb6r of
saloons and $5,9 15 becomes the aver
ago cost to tho people of each saloon.
On tho average tlrti Baloon pays back
for nation, Htnte and city taxes, $500.
1 This $5(10 ,1a eagerly taken from a
,i grateful country In lieu of $3,!U5. Thus
I King Alcohol demands our homes, our
wlyes, Our husbands, our 'silver and
gold. And wo have yielded too easily
I io Its demands.
lleilhndad then sent word tlmt Jiis
alllccra wcro coming and would search
Ahnb's, house, for every jtleasant thing
ho had and would take i, awny. And,
qot only Ainu's house, but tho, linupA
of IjIb olnctp-s aud leqdors,, Tip's causedj
u revolt. ' The k'lng Bummoned lila
I leatilnfc pt-opld 6 a 'drifeieiu'e' apct
I tlici" 'decided' not to yield to the 'ie
I mrtntis' of Ilenhddad'. Tho Weak 'AliaH I
. Jnn1nn.l ,1.n, f.M lllmanlf l.n tl'llll. ' ''
yield nil ho had promised, but ho rimstj
i deny tho lnqreaped demnnd. , i
' King AfcdbdUbecaluo'strtgrcVdy In'
IiIh demandB. the results of his ovll,
j, wpfkbecatpe so groat? that the pcoplo
wero aroused In Indignation against
him. At first It was agreed to allow
wlno nnd beer nnd moderate drinking,
but to resist tho rnvages of the moroi
llcry drinks, nut this was a failure.
Temperance Bocletles wero formed.
Local and state prohibition wero In
augurated. Investigations made.
Pledges taken.
In their great distress a prophet
camo to King Ahnb with a message.
from Jchpyahi .Ilast.tbou seen all thipj
great multitude? T will deliver It Into
thine hand fills' day. Why? And tliQii
shrHt'ltnow1! am tho Lord Jfhc vic
tory wiib wrought to bring them back;
to the true God. to obedlenco and wor?
whip; whlnh wn .vastly worn, Impor
tant to inqir true, wena.ro man yio
loss ,oC aH , their propprt,ytcpud luiv
pecn, , , ( ur
And Aliab said, By wiom? And ie
firiffll ThiiJ saltli 'the Lord, hv tho
yott'ng incif of tho princes of the prov
inces. Who shall order the battfj
And he answered, thou-r-tho king, tho
bend of the nation. Ho numborW,'
mustered, 232 of tho young prlncpty
God; tho truoi religion, Is the one
source of victory over tho power ,of '
intemporanco. Hellglous motives nnd,
insnlrntlon. love of God and lovo to
man, tho spirit of servlcp, loyalty toj
tho coming or tno Kinguom or uou
these nro tho sources of salvation
from tho curse of strong drink, The
leador, Jesus Christ tho ovortlvlni&J
tho transforming power of tho illoly
Spirit, tho Great Cause ami aim of tho
ni.nltillai, 41.i i.no(nrmfi ( Inti ff ilila
WllAHliail, lHi HttllH.yilUHMVJI v. l.l.U.
world Into tho kingdom, of Ppd Uiobm
are and nlwaya havo been tho source
of victory oVer all tho principalities
and powers of ovll.
I
i. litis in v.r.m scKir.s
our Ml i' Mini ii r hm r iihIIii! Vimti i I .ml I n
Urn nutlhi title iiuwilt'i; lu lie iiiiuliLU. into tlit ,
Mmfii It imthi-M Hk'lil or ut'U hliiK'H (ii'l riiMi
Kt'uti m it i,iti 1 iir 1 hi- trlul (uiikuur, nil- I
drc.AlloU. Oluihtnl, I l(o, N .
Intends to De Doss.
Maud h) jo ii Intend to many or
to retain our liberty?
Kthel -ltoth.
Kor cnnntiptlinn, hiliontirs, lttr din
ttiilmiiicH mid dtxiMvc i cHiltin' fioiu im
pure blood, till. l' Caill lll'Kl Tl'l.
People seldom impnne when they
hnvo no model but thomselvos to copy
after Goldsmith
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5P0IIII MEDICAL CO.,
Rebelled.
Mth. Hiclitiuicl; Jolin, I want you to
buy n pow parlor suit.
Mr. Ulfchuulck Miirltt, I'vo huon
nRrt'cnhlo ciioiikU kq far to ;jt differ
out clothed for niomfiu;, noon, nftcr
noon nnd night, hut I'm coiiHnriipil if
I'll chatiKo 'em ovary tlmo I ro Into n
different room."
EASTER POST CARDS FREE.
Bend 2c Ftamp for llw K.-tiiiplcj nf our
Tcrv best Oold KnilioiHotl, l'lntt'r, 'I'lowcr
and Motto 1'ust Cai,dij bt'.iutittil oolvrannd
lovoljvot desiniiH. Art l'ont Ciird Club, 73J
Jackbon St., Topeltn. Knn.
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Tho cntlro object of truo otlucntlon
Is to mnko pcoplo nut merely do tho
- rlsliL thing, .but qnjoy tho right thlng.-
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rrmr.'.iuuclr1IH ri'lnml tiioiivy If I'A.IJ (iltlT-
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in:' ri.iiM tn flirt iiiiy ,'iLV.t ,11 iuiiiiiil.
riirn iiTir cuvii of, IUjIUHk llllJ,
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Mi
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J'liS2r5 to U19I'KtesBB? Jer.
on V.f . II ..
figures in u picture; giving it strength
and beauty. llruycre. 'V
h7;r.'n'ii ,,
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Glvo a girl n prcKeht.Tnnd sho will
not, worrxnboqtj thp' futilrpv
,..iii,
icaiui io
Qarfield 'I'm li:tn liiouiilit eood hc.iltl:
thousanda! Unt-qualcd for constipation
It Is moro disgraceful to dlstruBt
than to bo deceived. Rouchcfoucuuld.
f. .. . i t...i .
un, ,wnlow s niHHiiiniri nvrup ior-i.niuiriai
teefhWir, rftcnMliti Ktuiii(.!li'i:ihitlii'ininii
ytlyu, Wlup ilrrjclauoUiapliot.
Remedies are Needed
Wero we perfect, which wo nro not, medicines would
not 'often bo needed. Ilut since our systems have be
come weakened, impaired and broken down through
indiscretions which have rjond on from the early ages,
through Voountlc-Mi generations, remedies' are needed to
aid Nature la correcting our inherited and .otherwise
acquired weakneisoi. (l'ox roach tho scat'-ot stomach
weakness dnUonsequcnt 'dljjestlvo troubles, there is
.f...... DU f.w.VfVJ .. IVIVw D VIUIUCII IIJHUIVKI WlVyf" 7.1
cry, a lycerio comnoilod. extracted from' native medic- K
insl roots-rsoldjdr over (orty years
outside wrannexsthmsj'
k xfnnfnrfrjfir.v .rvr
- '.. - 4 'T. ...t r
You can'r(rord to accept teeret nostnim or a substitute for this nonjalco
liolio, medjeino op known composition, pot eVcn though tho urgent dealer! may
thereby make k little bigger profit... ' )i'
fir. riercc's Pleasant Pellets regulato and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, oasy to take cs candy. f
W. L. DOUGLAS
nlTffl 2iS233!52&4ShoesJ5
V. Jj, Douglas bIioos cost moro to make than ordinary shoes,
because hii;liurgrH(lu loatliors aro used and selected with groutor
fiarn Tli.un n.i. lli ..in..... ..l.i.W 1. l....nl..n..l.nA.. n .. ....
Mtoad to hold tholr slitipo. loolt and fit
than any other shoos you can buy.
uruz.wjiiit.ur substitutes, "la
jThe genuine have W. L. Douslas name und tho retail
pneo stamped on tno bottom, which guarantees full valuo
and protects the wearer against high prices and inferiorilioei. j
nEFUaeauBSTITVTES CLAIMED TOBE'JUarASOOOD' I
If ynur rtefttrr cannot n:
n cannot nrnly you Willi th eenuln W.I-DoniiUa ttiow, writ
!! og. Hiiort mat dltwl from (uncty to wer, all olurgei
V, JU JUuuglu, 14S Hpark lit., Urocktuu, Uuu,
for
prepaid.
iu ufuor
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
AVill purify your blood, clear
your complexion, restore, your
appetite, relieve your tired feel
ing, build you up. He sure to
take it tliw spring.
(let 1
tnl.n-iH
t t'l liiiiiul lliiili f.irin or r)H'-nlU4
I fcl SiiroiiiiilM IM I oirH (i
For Infanta and Chilflroh.
imiiii hi mi in iimmiii m iiumiiihiiiii
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Thirty. Years
txieihTAunaoMMnri HiwtomorrT.'
Pink Eye. Epltoottc
Milpplni! lever
Cntiirrliul lover
no mutter liow !nmiil iit fUk'e r lnfU4
iinulm.ftolluii ttinlll(HUiiiMMttnilfli Mln'Utti
mill
lJHhr
rii-Mitini'T In Iiorfu niKhrriHiii( licilcrl
itoi-k rfiiit Currtt 1a (irlpia Atmti.r human lliiff
wa unit II . Imttl ffi onJ llo a ilmrn Cut UiliiauV
i(iv imymvfc, ,.inirutiM
SSiSC GOSHEN, HID., U. S. A.
44 Bu. to the Acre
U ii hiiir rlcM, lint tlilti'a wlnit .IMiti Kt'ntirdr uf
l.iliiioiHun Albvrtu. Wcnturu (uiimli. uolXrom 40
uitcmpi npnii(f y iH'iuin r.nu. Ki'porta
iruiu uiJigriiniriuiniiiLuaipruT"
iiirn niHiwi-iiiiiiirr bimii
iiinirmulis huiJi u .-
UW bmlirln or thfl
troin li'U uitcn, or S3I-S
hii imrncri-. i,1.3uuntl0
laiklii'ljlrlilkv'i riinum
croiin. An tiluli un mi
hHklinis or out Ki llif)
arro frintlirpili(N noia
Alliurtu lltUHu IViU.
The Siher Gup
(i t Um roeont, tjoknn
Kiilr wrtanwariUil U Um
llNcitilliltuf Kralni.Krnu-Hiind
A li.pril :..teuv,.ni..nr..B
vpu'iiiuIiIi'S. ltuMn)Uf)c(ll-nt
iiviun ior jifiu tiiiiin aiKO irorn
Snukiitflit nan nna ilanltob In
Wi-ftcriiCiinuilii.
1'rxo liiiini-MtrniM of 100
uuroa, iiiiil.iiilldluliiir iire-
i dinptloilf Ofi JOO M4nH(at
oinptioilf Of U0(
hafieriiciire,
III tllli f'llllll Hit ll
SclliMllri (lillliii
o (o 10 nua
ilUlr .-In.
hrliiMllH iill I'ltlet t . rll-
llliito vtci'lMint.' null llio
vory lieii.riilhtiiyMiJIoHout
Iiiiiiil.,J) itllil I tic Imiilwr
rliditxi.f niiliMiMy to Cot anil
reli(iiuililcJn iirlrOj Hiitur
IhIIv til rou mil .
iiciiilaJtun-niM enii.y
jWrllamliiUc.tiiUc
inlie
iti
ttor et-
luiiiuui Bi'iiiurn io7
ruilna;
v&v
ruirM
(tnprlptlvo (Jlllmratra
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rrpn on
rornia-
tnan'0(Ciiii..iiriotlI(5Cuclln
;Uor.cniLuoptAi!iiuyi K
on. to nilU'l or Iftltttlisratlnn
l iL-MViv.OENNETT
utt uuimino v
Oulldins ' O.ndha. NbJ
(Uo addrpji nnirvvl'jon.)
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5 Fine POST CARDS r pr C
bml only la stump nml rerelvr tt
B flnent OoM Einljouea Cnrilsl IGfiala
y UCirii H iiiLiwiiutg iuan vnm uuoii .
Cup tint Can! Cm. I)it. lUt Topeltn, Kmu
I. I L O A lait an.l Aa &j m rl Mfftmt0
W. N. U.f LINCOLN, NO. ld-1911
with great satisfaction to all uiersf; For
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hotter and wear longer ' 2w!h'Vl
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BOVS SHOES
$2.O0,$2.0O&3.O0
Bears tlio JA$
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