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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
of COLOn EY ' HONEY AND TAR
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On account of the great merit and popularity of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
for Coughs , Colds , and Lung Trouble , several manufacturers are advertising I ' : \
imitations with similar sounding names with the view of profiting by the favorably , , ;
known reputation of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. J. . .
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- DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON' I
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We originated HONEY AND TAR as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get '
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR you do not get the original and genuine. \
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Remember the name and insist upon having FOLEY HONEY AND TAR. Do not risk l'
your life or health by taking imitations , which cost you the same as the genuine. ' ,
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR is put up in three sizes-25c , 50C and $ I.oo. - # ' : _ !
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Prepared only by FOLEY & CO. , 92-94-96 Ohio Street , Chicago , Illinois ;
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1 SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY . . "
DR. McllILLAN , Proprietor City Pharmacy. t '
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Easter Sunday.
Sunday was sufficiently pleas-
ant for my lady to don her spring
finery and take her more or less
willing husband to church.
Special services were had in all '
the churches and large crowds
attended both morning and eve-
ning services.
The several churches were
beautifully decorated with flow-
I ers , lilies prcdominating.
\ At the Methodist church R < > y.
Cline preached an appropriate
sermon j special music was rend-
ered by the choir and Miss : Rob-
bins sang a solo.
Low mass was celebrated at
the Catholic church at 8 a. m. ,
and high mass at 10 a. m. Father
'j ' Bex delivered an oration on the
y Iesurrection. : 'rhe regular musi-
cal service was had in its usual
excellent manner.
At the Christian a large congregation -
gregation listened to an able and I
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earnest discourse by Re\ Cron-
berger : Special music was sung
by the choir and a duct was
pleasantly rendered by the Misses
Albright and Scars.
Th : decorations at the Epis-
copal church were especially
beautiful. A large audience was
present and participated in the
beautiful Easter service. Among
the special music was a solo by
1\1 rs. Ed : May.
The Brethren service was
:1 : ; ' largely attended. The church
i I was handsomely decorated with
I ; flowers and cut plants. A very
I ; 1 able sermon was delivered b.y the
t i pastor on "The Mission of : Men
Ii and Angels" Miss King , and Mr.
I Mathers sang a very pretty duct.
, 'rhe congregation at the Pres-
i byterian church was large. The
decorations were elaborate. Re\
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Griffin preached instructively and
impressively on tHe subject of the
resurrection
The Evangelical church was
well attended and beautifully
decorated .
together the Easter services
at the local churches were very
successful and were enjoyed by a
large majority of our p'cople.
Requisition Papers Denied
The News speaks of a request
for requisition papers made by
County Attorney James last
week , for a young man accused
of statutory rape.
The statement is made that
l\r. James thought Sheriff Hos
sack made it convenient to be ab-
sent so he would not have to go
after the pap : 's.Ve hope Mr.
James has been misquoted in this
matter , as we believe him too
fair a man to unjustly reflect on
any man. Those who know Mr.
Hossack , know that he never
shirks a duty however unpleasant.
Lieutenant Governor McGilton
heard tile matter of the requisi-
tion application on Friday of last
week. After hearing the remark-
able story of the girl's mother he
refused to issue the papers for
the reason as stated by him , that
it was a bold attempt to black-
mail the parents of the boy. He
stated that he did not intend in
any way to reflect on the county
attorney who had acted in good
faith , but that the testimony of
the mother was simply beyond
belief.
A Serious Operation.
. ' 1rs. B. L. Mettz submitted tea
a serious operation on Thursday
of last week. A number of years
ago a rose cancer manifested
itself in her right side between
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SHOE WHIMS
Almost every man has Shoe Whims of his
own. _
Nothing irritates him more than. being urged .
to buy a totally different kind of shoe from those he ' 1- _
wants , simply because the Shoe Store in- question ' - l
doesn't carry his favorite kind. , . t
We can please nearly every man with Shoes. * ' 1' " ,
Not all- that would be impossible , but , at least , you
won't be talked into bad or unsuitable Shoes. I
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Good Shoes
here is both exceptionally and surprisingly large. , . . .
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They are bett\.r , by a dollar or more , than any other -1''JT' ;
Shoes you can find at the price. . The spring Styles , ' : . _
await your coming.
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the lower ribs. It gave her little
I trouble until recently when it
began to grow rapidly. Dr. Fast ,
assisted by Dr. Burchard , removed
the growth. Dr. Henderson of
Rule was present as an especial
member of the family. Mrs.
Mettz withstood the ordeal splen-
didly and is rapidly convalecing.
Her physicians say her recovery
is assured.
Notice.
A meeting of all those who
signed the Elk's petition will be
held at the Sphinx club rooms
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The lodge officers for the ensuing
year will be elected at this meet-
ing and other important business
will be transacted. Let all mem-
bers attend.
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There are few diseases that in-
flict more torture than rhumatism I
and there is probably no disease 1
for which such a varied and use- '
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less lot of remedies have been , }
suggested. To say that it can :
be cured is , therefore , a bold
statement to make , but Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm , which enjoys . , I
an extensive sale , has met with ,
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great success in the treatment of ;
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Pain will relieve the pain , and
hundreds of sufferers have testi- ' . h. " ,
fled to permanent cures by its. : j . :
use. Why suffers when Pain . . ' '
Balm affords such quick relief < ; ' /
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and costs but a trifle ? For sale by' . ; .
Kerrs Drug Store , . . . . '
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