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Local and Personal.
Eat Sowlcs Candy.
Sec Coupe & 'rhornton for all
kinds of salt and fresh fish.
. ' Dr. A. Gaiscr , dentist over
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Richardson county bank.
Dr. R.P.Robertsdentist
over Kings Pharillacy.
. Fresh bulk oysters direct from
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Baltimore at Coupe & ' 1'horntons.
George Dietsch writes that hc
no longer stands up to his mcals.
Garden Seeds , Coal , Wood and
- . L , Hock Salt at Hcck's heed Storc.
Lard , hUl1. , , and Bacon at ycry
low ! priccs.-Coupc & Thornton.
Mrs. A. b. \V.altucr has been
. ° ' ' - , . IHttubcrcd- among thc victims of
thc grip.
Stephen Sloan and E. E. Aux-
icr of Verdon visited in this city
Saturday.
Isham Reas was in Kansas
City 011 legal business Friday of
last wccl
When in need of a juicy steak
, " or a prime roast beef , teiephone
74.-Coupc & Thornton. ,
Miss Lil1l1a 'l'immcrmal1 of Sa-
lem ] spent Sunday with Andrcw
Cameron and family.
. Allan D. May J has , been nomi-
l1i1ted for city clerk on thc anti-
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- ' . ' license tIcket in Humboldt.
! . iiII' and -.lrs. Ell Rieger . of
f l ; ' ' ' . Preston transacted business in
\ \ ' tie : city Friday of last wcck.
Will Custer who represents : an
eastern cigarette house visited
with his mot ler over Sunday
, \Irs.- , G.-aha 11 left Saturday
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fdr Chicago to visit with her
daughter rawh' and enjoy the
: - ; son cf ( r.l\t(1 \ UJl'ra. ;
F'1'I..11 1 o"sters .tt the same old
' . & Thornton.
. uric - Coupe : \ ) tOI1.
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The Shakcspcar club , met with
Mrs.'l\ . Gist Friday aftcrnoon.
1full attendance was present
and thc several characters in
Julius Cacscr were allottcJ to , thc
members for rcading" The library -
ry board has ordered several reference -
crcncc books on Shakcspcar for
thc bcncSt of thc club mcmbets : ,
which will bc used in connection
section with thc pamphlets fur-
nishcd by Prof. Sherman of thc
state univcrsity.
Do YOU know where your little
( laughter spends her evenings ?
The writer was going home one
rainy night last week after eleven
o'clock and saw three girls of less
than sixteen standing in a stair-
way with three strange young
men. This is clangorous busi ncss.
Do you know whether one of thc
three was yours ?
No deals go in thc municipal }
election this s1)1 } I iiig' There are
improvements to bc made and
money spent probably a large
sum. The question is not , has
Jones made peace with Smith.
but rather which candidates is
best fitted for thc responsible pos-
ition of mayor ?
Hank Shaw is in receipt of an
inquiry i ! from t1 ron Loucls COIa-
rning , thc state of the. . weather
and the appetite of the tish.
Aaron i'5 getting restless , and thc
contemplative mood of the con-
firmed angler will doubtlcss won
: start Lint homc.
Ewing Herbert of the l1iawa-
the World recently purchased } a
three thousand dollar press and
now owns a Ken tucky'aeldle. ! .
horse. Wondl if he ever had !
his troubles on Saturday nig'ht.
= ' -11' . and Mrs. George Abbott
; : ; pent : Suncla \ with tll.i el l : . u ; ht t ( 1"I I
\lrs. Chas. IlumplJrey of \'l.1'llulJ :
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li'rank Vcach chaperoned a
large crowd of Vcrdon shooters
i.lt the Clayton-Vcach match Sat-
urday.
'rhink it over as a purely bUf-
incss' proposition ; who do you
want for mayor , Lcyda or 001'-
rlllgton ?
1\1rs. John Hossaclc spent a few
days in Vccping"Va the first
of the week thc guest of Hilncy ;
Sarg"cnt Ilnd family.
The : Tribune is but a dollar a
.ycar. Look over this issue and
sec for youtsclf whether or not it
is worth the moncy.
Hling" Hall thc magnificent
169 ponnd dog of George Hall's
was a Missouri Pacific : passenger
for Verdon on Friday.
The Tribune priittc(1 ; wedding
invitations this week for a double
wedding which will occur in this
city during thc present month.
Just as a matter of curiosity ,
why arc you nut one of our subscribers -
scribers ? The price is but one
dollar a ycar. Better give us
your namc.
Charlc\ Davis is in Excelsior
Springs this week dividing his
time between SuI pho Saline and I
Negent l water and thc inevitable
con seq ucnccs. .
The wife of a Baptist preacher
Jiving north of Atchison ( both
white ) gave birch to a colored
baby last week , according to the
Atchison Globe.
Let everybody pray that the
biennial election bill will become
a lati , . In sncjh case wc will be
Ii'cc1 of the cure of factional
politics for hole year.
I n.11 Miles of Dawson has tie-
! 'rtL'c1 the legislature in ' de-I
I anI51t I i ' ( ' ( over S turlay with I ;
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fra'nds in this l.it\ I
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The citizens committc has filled
thc vacancy for councilman for
thc second warl ) , created by thc
resignation of Fer(1 ] ' \ Harlow , by
appointing ; h(1 Burl'i of thc firm
of Burris Bros. . drug"gist.
Champion Liniment for Ithcumntism.
Clws. Drake , a mail carrier at
Chapinvillc , Conn. , says : "Chnm-
hcrlain's Pain Balm is thc clJam-
pion of all linill1cn ' Phc [ past
year I was troubled a great with
rheumatism in my shoulder. Aft-
cr trying several cures thc storekeeper -
keeper here recoin wended this
remedy aid it completely cured
mc. " ' 1'herc is no use of anyone
suffering from that painful ailment -
uncut when this liniment can hc
obtained for a small sum. One
application gives prompt relief
and its continued use for a short
time will produce a permanent
curc. For sale at Kcns Drug
Storc.
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Farlll for Slle.
.A farm of one hundred sixty
acres , six miles from Falls City ,
four and a half from Preston , five
from Rub , fenced with Osage
orange hCllgcs.
There arc forest timhera g"ood
orchard , two houses and ccllars.
and outbuildings , two wells two
corncribs . two stable . , . a hanJ.barn : ,
fifteen acres of grass land and
pasture. Terms of payment will
bc madc easy ,
Price S12,000. 1\ppy to John
Wiltse' , li'al1sCity , Nct ) . , to pur-
chase 01' to rent thc farm.-Jc-
rome \Viltse , sr.
W nnted.
I have a'cry liberal proposition -
tion for sonic good man who
wants to break up about twelve
; acres of timber Iilnel.
C. Ii' Reavis.
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COLDS THAT HANG ON
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So frequently settle on the lungs and result in Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not take chances on a cold wearing
away or take something that only half cures it , leaving the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble.
. - " FOLIYS HONEY J TAR
Stops the Cough and heals the lungs and prevents
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Consumption Threatened
_ - C. Unger 211 Maple St. , Champaign , 111. , writes'
+ "I was troubled with a hacking cough for a year and
, , I thou ht I had consumption. I tried a great many
; . remedIes and I was under the care of physicians for
several months. I used one bottle or FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR. It cured me , and I have not
S been troubled since. "
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Cured Hemorrhages of the Lunge
A. M. Ake , Wood , Ind. , writes : "Several years
since my lungs were so badly affected that I had
many hemorrhages. I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. I then started to take
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR , and my lungs are
now as sound as a bullet. I recommend it in advanced -
vanced stages .r f lung trouble. "
1 / . - ' " . Three Slzes-25c , SOc , 100. The 50-cent slzo contains two and one - hall times as much as the small
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, . CURES COUGHS AND COLDS size and the $1.00 bottle almost six times as much. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
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DR. . Mcf1ILLAi , PrOp etor City Pl1arlTIacy.
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