TUB NORFOLK NEWS : K HI DAY , AIMllIi 1 , J9Q.I
Girls arc Present in Spite of
the Wind.
DECIDE TO BOYCOTT NEWCOME
The Girl Who Says She Only Gets
Two Letters a Week Is Usually the
One Who Gets so Many That She
Is Ashamed The Ring Question.
rfront Saturday's Daily. )
"Norfolk , Nob. , March II. 1001
To the Ladles of the Leap Year Club.
Dourest Ladles : I'or some tlino 1
Imvo boon wanting to wrlto to you
but was very bashful and even now
I titu nfrnld to sign my immo as every
0110 In town knows mo and would
laugh at mo If Iorc to sign my
name. Hut ladles I am In earnest
when I say that I yearn for the love
of some beautiful blonde lady , If
there In such a oiu In your club that
would like to marry a good looking
man of 2G years , now Is her chance.
1 am a stenographer by trade and
am capable of making good wages ,
although I am at present out of work ,
but then If I get a wife from your
club wo can live on love alone. Hop
ing to got a favorable reply.
I am most affectlonally yours ,
.1. F. 15. .
General delivery , City.
P. S. . I hope you will not bo rude
enough to publish this letter like you
did with some yon received. "
That was the letter which the silly
secretary of the Leap Year club
opened and read to the few daring
damsels who had ventured out
against the windstorm of last night.
A few of the girls who wcro present
thought that they ought to have been
treated better than that after having
come out in such a windy , disagree
able storm. Knowing Nellie who
didn't have very far to walk said she
guessed It served them right for hav
ing no more common sense than to
come out.
"I don't know much about stenographers
graphors , " remarked Sarcastic Sarah ,
"but I know enough if this letter is
a sample of what they are capable of
doing in the letter line. "
Quiet Ones.
"Speaking of letters , " said Cun
ning Carrie , "there are three girls
In this club who have won homos
with men who wrote letters to the
club. Now one of those girls gets a
letter every single day , rain or shine ,
from her afllanced. Another gets
two letters a week and a third gets
them whenever the man feels lll'o
writing , which is so often that the
boarders in the house , who see the
letters come , criticise his nonsense.
How often do you think they ought
* fc to write ? "
'
"You might as well ask , " suggest
ed Nellie , "how many spoonsful ol
sugar should bo taken in every cup of
coffee , regardless of the drinker's
taste , that is poured out. It all de
pends. But one thing is a cinch a
lead pipe cinch , girls , If you will
stand for Arthur's slang the girl
who claims that she gets but two 1 it-
tors a week probably is getting an
even seven if you knew the truHi.
I never take much stock in the.'o
quiet people's stories these people
who are always boasting about their
lack of sentiment and their cold
blooded dispositions. It is my con
viction that they are generally ex
tremists in the other way. "
A Ringer.
"There is a girl in Norfolk , " said
Carrie to the crowd , "whom I think
is engaged. A friend of mine on a
train away from here saw an engage
ment ring upon her finger. At homo
here she never wears It. She laughs
when I ask her about it and sayr ,
'Wouldn't I wear It If I had one ? '
Now I'd like to ask the crowd what
they think ? "
"I think , " said Nellie , "that she Is
n clever one and ought to belong to
our club. This engagement ring
never was a fair proposition and any
girl who can work a follow for a dla
mend and then hide It in a jewel case
and walk among the populace as an
unfettered creature , should bo given
a medal for that. A man wins a
girl's heart and then goes out into
the world and has a gay time if ho
chooses. Who can tollwhat ho does ?
But a girl puts on a tag that labels
her as taken and everybody that
gets within seeing distance , shies
off again as though It were a scarlet
fever quarantine sign. "
\i "There's another girl In town , "
/ said Discerning Daisy , "who Is new.
She has Just arrived and seems to bo
making good with the men who have
\ oyes. A young man walked home
with her the second day she was In
town and everybody In the neighbor-
I hood knows it. What shall wo do ? "
" ; Carrie Makes a Pun.
"We will put out the boycott slg-
. , nal , " said the president.
"But the 'boy caught * is already es-
S tabllshed , " answered Carrlo.
1 "Wo will knock , then , " said the
v presiding officer. "No new girl can
I , come to Norfolk and win a man while
' ' i wo have an organization. They have
> ' tried It before and our system has
! won. Wo must not stand for that.
' . ' _ ' Meeting adjourned. "
,
1 , Buy Atkinson Store.
Atkinson , Nob. , March 20. Special
to The News : The store formerly
1 owned by Robinson & Son , has been
tr
purchased by Mr. Alloslmuflo , for
merly of Council IlluffH , and Mr.
Hdgerton of Fremont.
Sons of Herman Lodge.
West Point , Neb. , March 2(1. ( Spe
cial to The Nowa : Messrs. Klol of
Norfolk , Sehlndlor of Slanton and
Maleher of Winner , members of the
grand lodge of the Sons of Uonimnu
of America , a strictly ( Ionium orga-
nl/.atlon , Instituted a new ledge ,
called the Studen ledge No. 11 , hero
last night. Sonncnscholn was
elected past president ; Mr. Pootlot ,
president ; 11. Koch , vice president ;
Von Segorlu , treasurer and 11. Lin-
doll secretary.
SALE OF THOROUGHBRED STOCK
Sale nt Plalnvlcw Yesterday Largely
Attended nnd Cattle Sold Well.
Plnlnvlow , Nnb , March L'o.Siioclnl
to The News : The wile of rpRlstorod
Hereford cuttle held hero yostordny
by Holt brothers and L. L. YouiiKof
Oiiklnud , was lai'Koly attended despite
the weather , and prlcoa brought wore
good , ninny lluo stock owners secur
ing valuable additions to tholr herds ,
while numerous farmers innde a
.start toward Kccurlng herds of tholr
own.
own.Tho
The average price brought by the
animals sold wan $ ' . ) ! ) 8 ! ) ; the receipts
of the sale was $5 , UK ! ! tr.
Cherry Rod No. 10G.OGO brought the
top price , $155.
Teachers Will Convene at Co
lumbus Next Week.
SPEAKERS ON THE PROGRAM
For the Tenth Annual Session of the
North Nebraska Teachers' Associa
tion , Good List Has Been Planned.
Oratorical Contest Wednesday.
School teachers of northern Ne
braska will have a good tlino next
week. They will nil attend the an
nual convention of tholr association
at Columbus , which has been set for
Wednesday , Thursday and Friday.
A good program has boon arranged
and those who go will no doubt find
it a profitable meeting throughout.
Quito n number of Norfolk teach
ers are planning to attend the moot
ing. This Is the third time that the
convention has been held In Collins
bus , Norfolk having boon the predom
inant point during the history of the
organization.
The officers at present are : M. n.
Snodgrass , Wayne , president ; O. A.
Preston , Hooper , vice president ; I mm
Martimlale , Pierce , secretary ; .1. V.
Owens , O'Neill , treasurer ; R. II.
Campbell , Humphrey , railroad secre
tary.
tary.This
This will bo the eighteenth annual
ineceting of the association. During
its eighteen years of existence it has
mot in Norfolk twelve times , in Col
umbus four limes , in IJlair once and
in Fremont twice. On Wednesday
night at S o'clock the annual declam
atory contest will be hold. On Wed
nesday afternoon a general session
wllll be held. A. G. Cole of Plain-
view , S. B. Clark of Crelghton , R. C.
Mossman of Madison , W. T. Stock-
dale of Wlsner , Margaret Craven of
Pierce and L. P. Sorensen of Ewlng
will bo on the program during that
afternoon.
II. C. Barber of Ncllgh will appear
on Thursday. Miss Gertrude Wat
son of this city is on the program
that day , also. Others during the
week who are on the program are
Miss Alice York of O'Neill ; Miss
Elizabeth Kay , West Point ; Miss
Florence Hey , Cuming county ; C.
W. Crum , Madison ; , T. M. Richardson ,
Antelope ; L. H. Leavy , Platte
county ; C. H. Bright , Wayne county ;
D. C. O'Connor , Norfolk.
Special rates have been made on
the railroads. Frank 11. Robertson ,
the noted traveler , will address the
asssoclation Thursday evening1.
CITY SGHOOLSJRE DISMISSED
Students and Pupils Will Enjoy An
nual Easter Vacation.
[ From Saturday's Dallv.l
The schools of Norfolk closed this
afternoon for the regular Easter hol
idays. They will not re-open again
until April 5. During next week a
number of the teachers of the city
schools will attend the meeting of
North Nebraska teachers at Colum
bus. There are a number of reasons
why the teachers are being urged by
Superintendent O'Connor to attend.
Ono of thorn Js that it cultivates the
professional side of the teachers.
The meetings give the teachers a
wider acquaintance among the oth
ers of a common Interest through the
state. Anyone who goes to the con
vention naturally Increases a reputa
tion and finds that his or her services
are moro in demand throughout the
commonwealth.
The students In the room of Miss
Pearl Roes wore given a half holiday
today as a mark of honor. They
have not had ono case of tardiness
during two months.
100 COSSACGS KILLED.
Fifty Japs Also Die In Land Battle ,
Is Report.
Toklo , March 29. Ono hundred
Cossacks and llfty Japanese are re
ported to have been killed in a land
battle near Auju.
Contractor Has a Right to the
Material.
BOARD HOPES FOR COMPROMISE
Mistake Was Made In Preparing the
Contract In Not Exempting the
Went Wlnt ) From the Wreckage ,
Out It Is Hoped to Snv It.
tKrom Snttmliiy'a Dnlly. ]
The carload of tools and material
for the contractors on the honplta1
for the Insane bus arrived In the
Union Pacific yards and the stuff Is
now being hauled lo the stain
grounds northeast of the oily , where
It will bo put to use by I ho builders
and laborers as soon as ( ho woalher
will permit the commencement of
building operations.
A Lincoln report says II has
been discovered that "someone
dontly blundered when the stale
board of public lands and buildings
adopted the speclllcalloiiH for the
building of the Norfolk asylum , In
thai Hie spoctllcatloiiH provide thai
the contractor shall bo allowed louse
any of the stone or brick In the old
building. Notwithstanding Ticasim-r
Morlcnscn stopped the conti actor
from tearing down the west wing of
tlu' building and the board recently
adopted a resolution that the con
tractor cannot UHO the brick and
stone In that wing , the specifications
provide that ho can.
"Tho cost of stone and brick on
the ground would bo considerably less
to the contractor than that shipped
In and therefore Iho contractor Is
very apt to go ahead and carry out
his contract without regard to the
later resolutions adopted by the
board. It Is the opinion of some of
the board members , however , that it
will bo cheaper to pay Iho contractor
the difference in cost of Iho material
in Ihal part of the building and the
material shipped In and allow It to
remain than to have him tear it
down. This probably will bo the procedure
ceduro of the board. The difference ,
however , may not bo very much , as
the contractor cares moro for the
stone than ho does for the brick and
Ihcro is not much stone lo bo
shipped. "
TUESDAY TOPICS.
Chas. 13. Walls was down from Til-
don yesterday.
Jack Koenigstoin was In Madison
on business yesterday.
Geo. 13. Taylor of Pierce had busi
ness in Norfolk yeslcrday.
Mrs. Kuan visited friends at Nc
llgh and vicinity last week.
.1. W. Richardson was a Norfolk vis
itor yesterday from Nellgh.
County Attorney Mapes wont to
Madison today to atlend court.
Mrs. S. W. Hayes Is very low at
her homo on West Norfolk avenue.
It Is spring limo , all right , but the
spring is giving Iho absent Ireatmonl.
Miss Helen Malhowson is In Iho
cily from Winnebago , vlslllng rela
tives.
C. L. Slrcclcr , chemist at the sugar
factory , has gone to Grand Island on
company business.
F. L. Putney was in Iho cily from
Tildon ycslorday on his way to Madi
son to attend district courL
J. W. McCIary arrived home last
night from Sprlngvlew , Wyoming ,
and will visit a short time with his
parents and other friends.
W. B. Ilostor and son Barl , of the
firm having the contract on the bos-
pllal for the Insane , have returned
from a visit at Lincoln over Sunday.
Miss Mary O. Gore of Lincoln Is In
the city , a guest at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Haggard on Koenlgstein
avenue. Miss Gore ia a daughlor of
Editor Gore of Uio Nebraska State
Journal.
Dr. G. W. Wilkinson and daughter ,
Miss Wilkinson , expect to leave the
city on Thursday for Leslie , S. D. ,
where they will spend the summer
with Ned Wilkinson on his ranch.
They expect to bo gone six or seven
monlhs. Their homo will bo occupied
during Iheir absence by Mr. Culbort-
son and family. Mr. Culbertson is
a traveling salesman with headquar
ters In Norfolk.
Every Indication would seem to
point to an extraordinarily good
house for the Paul Gilmore attrac
tion at the Auditorium on Thursday
night. Norfolk and northern Nebras
ka theater-goers will remember Mr.
Gilmoro's appearance hero last sea
son In "Tho Tyranny of Tears. " At
that time he made most excellent im
pression. This season ho Is pro
nounced heller yol. In St. Paul ho
drew great crowds all last week at
the Metropolitan. This Is ono of the
few attractions of a juar thai should
appeal lo the highest type of theat
rically Inclined and there will bo no
doubt a big crowd of out-of-town pa
trons. "Tho Mummy and the Hum
ming" has been a tremendous suc
cess with both the eminent John Drew
and with Mr. Gilmoro.
LINCOLN MERCHANTS COMING UP
[ From Saturday's Dally. ]
Have Completed Arrangements With
Northwestern for Trip.
Lincoln merchants have made ar
rangements with the Northwestern
railroad , for the transportation of a
largo number of IIUHIH | > HH men up
along the main line of the road with
in a few wookH. Thn Lincoln html-
m > HH IIHIII are making the trip uioroly
for the purpoHo of biu'omlng nrquulnl-
IM | with the people of thu now north-
went and of building up Iho trade of
Lincoln.
This IM the IdiMilliMiI plan which
lias bcuMi iiugKi'Hlcd ' In Norfolk and
cntoiuplatcMl by a imnilior of ( ho lo
cal mnrchantH. Nothing ilHlnltc IIIIH
ii'cu donu In Norfolk upon any Hiich
plan and It IH a mwntlon whutlu < r unj-
lilng will lu > . If hi nml n tm > rclianlH
can take tlino out for any mich trip
nto thin territory , It would scotti that
Norfolk merchant n might profit on
ho same venture where Ihcy have
i'vory ndvantaKo of location and din-
lance to go.
GUN MAD nunsr.
Farmer Boy Jodo Everett Pound Dan-
tjei'ously Wounded ,
Union. Nob. , March 20. Jodo K\or-
ett , a farmer boy living near thorlvor ,
saw a Hock of diicUn light mmrhy ,
Hid , taking a shot gun , \vonl In ipuuil
> f thorn. An ho did not return for
H'oakflint bin pcoplo became alarmed
ind went lo html him. Ilo was found
ylug near where Iho ducks \\ero
seen. The gun had bund and blown
i\\iiy a port Ion of hltt face ami a I'
lectcil the brain lllu reeoxcry Itt
Inuhtful
Senator Gamble Says the Sen
ate Will Reach it.
SAYS PRESIDENT WILL SIGN.
The South Dakota Man In Washington
Is Sanguine Over the Prospect and
Declares That Roosevelt's Signa
ture Is an Assured Fact.
Washington. I ) . C. , March 29. Sen
ator Gamble staled today that the
Rosebud bill , opening to settlement
IKi.OOO acres of land In the Rosebud
reservation , would bo readied by Iho
scnalo some day Ibis week.
lie Is sanguine of Us passage and
lias no doubt ho says that President
Roosevelt will agree to sign the mea
sure.
FIND AN UNIDENTIFIED BODY.
Searchers for Gallant Brothero Re
cover Corpse of Man.
Nebraska City , March 20. River
men are searching for the Gallant
brothers , who are thought lo have
been drowned hero a week ago , lalo
last night found a body In the river ,
which at the tlmo was thoughl to bo
one of Iho Gallants.
When the body was brought lo town
rolallvos of the Gallants said It was
not one of the tbroo brothers , and
from Iho appearance of Uio body It
had boon In the river for two or Uireo
weeks , probably coming from some
point far up the Missouri or Platlo.
CAPTORE SWINDLER AT HURON
He Had Been Living in South Dako
ta as a Stockman.
Huron , S. D. , March 29. J. D. Berry -
ry , of Kansas City , general Inspector
for the United Stales Express com
pany , Third division , In company
with Sheriff Bratlon of Grant county ,
Oklahoma , loft here having In cuslody
James L. Franklin , arresled hero a
few days since on Iho charge of
swindling.
BRYAN SAYS HEARST WILL WIN
Stands for What People Want , Against
Parker.
Now York , March 29. Bryun today
declares that Hearst has the host
chance for nomination by the demo
crats. Ho stands for what the people
ple want , says Bryan , as against Par-
It or.
SPECIALIST DEPUTATION ,
Years of Special Practice Affordlnf
Excellent Opportunities.
FACTS WORTH MENTIONING
By Dr. Caldwell.
Ser < 3ral years ago. while In private
practice , I thought it wrong to advor
tlse , Glmply because I had been toh
so ami had not had experience enougl
to know hotter. After a while I dls
covered a valuable plan of trcatmen
in certain cases , and fortunately oh
talned a largo number of patients
enough to fully test my plan am
prove Its success. I thereupon prepared -
pared a lengthy paper upon the sub
Jcct and read It before the state mod
leal society. What was the result ?
A half a dozen members took the
floor to say what the treatment hat
been for a hundred years back , and
to claim that the old treatment
though unsuccessful , should be con
tinued , notwithstanding that the now
treatment had been successful. 1
thought differently and continued to
use the now method , and made re
markable cures of cases that had
been pronounced Incurable. My bus
iness Increased rapidly as each per
son that I cured told some friend ,
who came In turn and was cured.
Each patient advertised mo a little.
What then ? In that largo city there
wore not moro than -100 cases of the
kind. I cured every case that came
to mo and then had nothing to do
except the ordinary business of a
YOU MUST NOT FORGET
Tlmloimi rmislnnlly jjrowiiiK in Ilin art of
making Kinn IMiolns , niul our pniilucls will al
ways ho found to embrace the
and Newn.sl Sidles in Cards and I'Mnish ' Wn nl.su
carry a line line of Moldings snitahlo fur all
kinds of framing.
i.
COLLEGE I
THIRD YEAR.
> ConserveLiveVUujAjeincnl ! / , f
; Tliorowjh Equipment ,
; Commodious Rooms ,
; ' Superior InsLriicLioit. ; ;
Fxill Business Covirses.
; II will pay yon lo aLlcfid Lhis School. [ No va- $
en lions. Enter any Mine.
A ( Ml os ; ) ,
C. 11. BRAKE , Norfolk. INeb.
ocnl physician. 1 knew there \\r-ni
Kindreds and Ihouiiiindu of nth < T > i
Isewhnrci , who might be cured If
hey only l.new ; nnd 1 advcillm-d
'tired hundreds of otlmrti and I have
dvortlsod over since. I have re
loved inoro suffering , cured moro pa
lents , made more people happy , and
ono moro good gunonilly bec'tiiiHe I
uivo told thu people what 1 can do ,
nd I Hhall go on with the good work
a long as my strength will permit.
I advertise because 1 huvo HOIIIO-
hlng worth advertising. 1 have nmdo
nyself competent by yearn of spec-
al study and experience , and by the
txpondltiiro of largo mini ! ! of money ,
ly advertising 1 place before the poo-
ile the fact a which enable them to
mow what 1 can do. I theioby read1
hoiisands , wlio , given up by local
ihyslclans or unsuccessfuly treated ,
; lve thomsoves up as Incurable. I
cure them and thereby enlarge my
leld of usefulness. Hy no olhor way
.ban advertising could these people
uivo known that they could bo cured.
3vory thrifty and prosperous bmd-
less in life , save those of law and
nedlclno , advortlso freely. Lawyers
lo not , for they only imo In business
vhat others have made for them
years befoio. They only do what has
teen written. "Regular" doctoni do
lot adveitlso for the same reason.
I'hey have nothing now. nothing
vlilch Homeono else has not written
ir told them of , they get their know-
edge from the books. A man may
cad medicine until be Is blind and
then know nothing of it. To bo suc-
essful ho must apply his own mind.
Make his own researches , and to do
hat ho must have room and oppor-
unlty. lie must have cases , him-
Ireds of them , and compare results
f ho docs not do this ho Is a m.t
bine without novelty , skill or In
genuity , still plowing with a wooden
ilow , still traveling on foot or horse-
mck , and Ignoring the advantages of
steam , living but not learning. The
same Is true of a lady doctor.
Ilolow you will find published the
mines and addresses of some of the
recent cures that I have made. These
people's afflictions wore , under the
irdinary physician's care , considered
Hopeless , and no prospects for a
cure :
Mrs. Kate Schall of Albion , N
cured of catarrh of bead and
Mrs. William Zuerg of
Vale , Neb. , cured of norvo'js
and female disease.
Mrs. .T. 13. Connnlloy of Akron ,
Nob. , cured of cancer of loTig stand
ing
Mrs. Augusta Seye'.on < rf Ponder ,
Neb. , cured of nervous liver and
stomach disease.
Mrs. Ella Scocliman of "Wayne ,
Nob. , cured of rhoumrMIsm , female
dlsoaso and skin disease.
John Harper of Columbus , Nob. ,
cnrod of heart disease , stomach and
liver disease.
Emma Stalko of Clarks , Nob. , cured
of skin dlsoase , heart trouble and
dropsy.
Vagaries a Cold.
You can never tie quite sure where
a cold is going to bit you. In the fall
and winter It mny settle In the bow
els , producing severe pain. Do not
be alarmed nor torment yourself with
fears of appendicitis. At the Ilrst
sign of a cramp take Perry Davis'
Painkiller In warm , sweetened water
and relief comes at once. There Is
but ono Painkiller , Perry Davis' . 25
and GO cents.
It Is Easy to Say
"Uo careful , " but wo nvnst all go
from heated bouses into chill outer
air , and the change sets us coughing
and wheezing. Avoiding winter colds
Is difficult ; curing them Is not hard
if you take Allen's Lung Balsam. Hot
ter begin when the cold IB young and
not wait until It settles deep Into the
lungs , for then , oven with Allen's
Lung Balsam , complete relief will bo
slower.
The Illinois Horse Co. can supply
CO pedigreed draft stallions ; 30 of
them Imported ; 5 breeds Perchoron ,
Kronen Draft , English Shlro , Belgian
Clyde ; 5 colors black , brown , bay ,
roan , gray ; rich blood , extra shlro
breeders 2 to C years old. Some will
make 2400 pound horses. Easy pay.
monts. The general manager will bo
In Sioux City for a week. 22 Balton
block. Permanent address , Dea
Molnos , Iowa.
A guaranteed medicine fortho cure of
HEART DISEASE
It , il o rnrcs liiiliKrttmn , HVHIICIISI.I nml nil ntlirr
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snlfcrrM 1 HvM"M'Mii ' nml other Summed 'liuulJci
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OF THE MEDICINE.
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lint done what > n i l.tiniril it would ilo I have nut
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r Mfc-tL NO. 1200
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Muinrs , Inw.i , nnd tliry will irndott I KI'K u
l.ri ! ( Inxiil I.lnm Laitannc 10 that you tan try it
in your cnic
Elmo Cnctorlne sold with a
Written Guarantee.
All finl-rl.in drtiKciots irll I line Cnrtntine , price
II 00 per hex ol MM ) do r t , nnd KIM.1 written K'tar- '
antrr to all tmn h IM ri to n f I Hie inuncy if lllqv
lire not lenrliinl lo tiniiiriln HIP
1OLD AND GUAnANTCCO DY
ASA K. LEONARD. AND AIL
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
what you eat.
rrrcif/aratioii contains all of the
anls and di t-slb sill Ulnds ol
/ " id. ! T I Rives inbuilt , relief and neve ?
i t-iils Vj cure. H/alltiws yon to cat , all
\ the Tnort you , \raT Y. The inobtsensitive
/wiaclis can ts/io H. Dy Ususo inany
tlimisiintlri of 'ily pcptic lia'-o beeo
cured aftcrevfrrythlnK else fiillcn. IB
unequalled for the stomach. Cliliu-
rcn with wca'/r / stomachs thrive on iu
Cures all sftoEnacBi troubles'
Vn-paml < m.y liy fi.(1. I > K\VirT&Co.UilcaW |
bo tl. bolt' JT ? m filnsyIt 11 tin's tlie fxx : . BOO ,
Sold by all druggists.
THIS WBLL INTEREST MOTHERS ,
Mutli < ir < l\y'8 Sweet TowdcrB forfJIilHrcn , stic-
CfRufuliy u : l l > y Mother Orsy , for yenta nutsolm
lhe ( Inldtti.'i ! Iliimo InNcw'iiirk , Curd Ki *
ne , ltn < ! .Stimuli li , Teething Hiordcn , inui '
Ti'v.1" " ' 'llpi' ' lluwcls nml cli-Ktroy Vtiinim. 'llu '
ro ( > lit. ui t'i Uie Inntennd Imrmlcfsnxtiilik ( I
ntnrf f Soldl > yniliniitUti ! < 8c Aktohn Sim
> I I' f Aililrr * * Allen 9. Olmnlcd , I * Hoy. N Y ,
A GOLD IN ONE DA >
( CURES GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Mt'ST Al'I'KAK
ON EVERV BOX OF THE GENUINE
Many School Children are Sickfv
Mother Gray' . Sweet IWdc
cre or Children
b ; Mother Ur y , . mum , ( Children1 , n" '
iork.llrcak up Colds tll 24 hour. , euro
nc , Headache , Stomach TroabUs , 'leettl.
order , , move and
reKulate the Bowefs
, ml Ut
\\ornn. Mrs. imlly : .Maronn , Mettoet t ct . .
when in feverish the bwt and medicine in the world /or / chl 3r3e "
The most reliable preparation for
kldnoy ' troubles on the market Is Fo\ \ .
oy's Kldnoy Cure.
Klosau Drug Ca
School tablets at The News office.
