FRIDAY FACTS
10 11 Tracy returned lust night from
n bunliiens trip to Pierce
ltinglings show will bo in Sioux City
tbo llrst nutl hero tlio poeond
Mrs O G Soinors is entertaining n
few livtly friends nt tea tlilB afternoon
A party of Norfolk people enjoyed a
picnic at the Yellow Banks yesterday
G W Hill wlm ImH been suffering
from typhoid fovor is much improved
Urn ml Island is ono of tho enterpris
ing towns tliat will hold a Hi rent fair thin
lull
W 15 Spencer ami family ami Mr
nnd Mrs Goo Williams went to Piorco
today on a visit
O 11 Touch ono oi Waynes mer
chuntH was in the city this morning
pnrchiifciug goods
Hon T F Meinmlngor of MndUim
parsed through tho city ycHtorday on
Jiln way to Elgin
Geo Sollery who formorly called
Norfolk his homo wiir in tho city thin
morniiiK from Noligh
W H Johnson and family Mrs
Xoung nd 15 Iu Johnson weuttoMadl
hou today for a Hhort visit
Carl Davenport haw nccoptod a posl
lion with O 15 Douglity and will nssint
him in putting in furnaces
Mr and Mrs Conrad Bauridel and
their infant child are all Hick at their
1iomo on South Ninth Htrect
Misses Alottaand Elizabeth Stowart
returned last night from n lcnBtiut
vlBit with Sioux City friondH
MrnGooDnnn of Meadow Gjovo who
lias been visiting Mr and MrH O S
Evans left for Madison today
II G Brnggomuii who ImH boon very
nick with typhoid fovor is reported as
very much bnttor this morning
MIsb Floroueo Kramer who liaa been
visiting MiBH Grace Spear for tho past
ten days departed this noon for Sioux
City
Miss Ktlitli Goodrich is giving a birth-
day party this afternoon to a number of
her friends at tho homo of hor mother in
tho Heights
Missos Blanche and May Kearney of
Malvern Iowa are guoats at tho homo
of Mr and Mrs A 15 Wilkinson of
South Norfolk
P Cavanaugh of Omaha tho sugar
broker who has handled all tho product
of tho Norfolk sugar factory ib hero to
day on businobb
Mrs Walton and daughter Clara of
Lincoln arrived in tho city yesteiday
noon to visit at tho homo of Mr and
Mrs W II Bridge
15 W Zut nnd party have returned
from their outing at Horsoshoo lake
Thoy report having had nn excellent
time and good luck at ilshing
The anual mission festival of Christ
Lutheran church will bo hold at Paso
walks grove noxt Sunday As umiiiI
extensive preparations aro being made
for a good time
Tho lawn sociable given by the Ladies
Aid society of the M 15 church on tho
chnrch lawn last evening was very lib
erally patronized and proved most en
joyable
Tho Mapes Durland camping party
will leave tomorrow for their outing on
tho Missouri river at the mouth of the
Niobrara where thoy will spend some
time enjoying tho pleasure and benefits
accruing from outdoor life
President S A McKay of tho Madi
uon county G A It reunion organiza
tion announces a change of tho reunion
dates Ou account of the county fair
the rouuiou will be held a week later
the dates being set for September 20 to
22 inclusive
The city should be in tho best possible
finape ty snow uay uexr Tnursoay as
there will bo a large number of excur
sionists and out of town visitors in to
see Itiuglings The weeds on vacant
lots and limbs overhanging tho side
walks should be given speciul attention
II B Davis of Omaha secretary of
the Nebraska Funeral Directors associa
tion is in the city conferring with Presl
dend P K Boll of the same association
regarding tho publication of the minutes
of the recent state meeting whioh will
toon be ifsued from the job department
of this otlice
MisB Nellie Buudick entertained a
number of young friends yesterday after
noon at a lawn party the time pass
iug very pleasantly to thoso participat
ing The party was iu the nature of a
farewell nnd the young lady left today
with her grandparents who have been
visiting here for their home in Wash
ington D O
Luther 0 McDonald brakemau for
the Milwaukee road was caught in an
accident while switching at Sioux Falls
S D Wednesday and had his leg cut
off about three inches above the knee
He is the son of Mrs McDouald of this
city who lives on South Eleventh street
Before being assigned to a run out of
Sioux Falls Mr McDonald was for a
long time brakemau on a passenger
traiu between Sioux City aud F agau
It is said that a vast number of gra
hopper new over Norfolk a day or two
ago They were high up id the air and
appeared like flakes of snow The only
way they could be seen was by glancing
toward the sun While the hopper has
been doing some damage in portions of
the state he will probably never reach
tho disastrous proportions ho attained
in the i arly days an a crop destroyer
Now thrre is not only more for him to
feed on but there is not tho opiortuulty
to multinlv as iu tho early history of
the state
The choir boyH of tho Episcopal church
returned last oveniug from their outing
at tho Yellow Banks where thoy had a
most enjoyable time Thoy report tho
swimming good in the Elkhorn but tho
fishing does not amount to much
Their camp wns located in tho timber
west of tho Yellow Banks where the
dancing hall formorly stood Thoy had
a good many visitors during their stay
aud were nlwnvB Kind to see their
friends from town They took turns at
cooking meals but report that 1 B
Maylard who accompanied them is ex
tra adept at tho culinary art Since
camp 1b over thoy have no hesitancy in
disclosing thoir password which ap
pears to have been Have you seen
George They accumulated somo tan
some frecklos some knowlodgo and
a vast quantity of fun whiohwill bo
pleasantly roinomberod for many days
They brought homo with ilium ulto u
number of ferns of dilferout species
Kov Clark thoo MethodlBt pastor at
Chadrou is urging protection for grouse
quail and song birds on account of thoir
benefit to tho farmers iu destroying bugs
and hoppers that injure crops Ho says
that ho has counted botweon 200 and 100
grasshoppers takon from tho crop of a
single grouso killed in the early morn
ing and that since ontomologiait have
found that n grouso will eat from 700 to
MX hoppers dally if n covey of
grouse is protected on a farm through
winter and thoy in turn raiso soveral
small flocks a year thoy will bo of in
calculable benefit iu protecting the crop
from dovnstation from hoppr post Ho
figures that a single grouso will cat
20000 hoppors a month This should bo
sulllclont reason why pot hunters should
give thoso birds a clianco forf thoir Uvea
by allowing thoin to mature but the fact
that tho otlicers huvo boon instructed by
tho governor to arrest all violators of tho
game law will probably bo n better rea
son to tho avorogo individual now gun
ning for birds
Tho timo of tho enmpors at tho Yellow
Banks was not entirely given over to
sports and idlonoss They learned some
Interesting facts regarding natures
most beautiful park which woro in
thoinselves pleasurable as well as in
structive One interesting fact learned
was regarding the giant elm treo which
has stood as a sentinel there for genera
tions Measurement revoaled that tho
trunk of the treo measures 1 feet iu
circumference at tho base at a point
about five feet higher it was 17 foot and
seven inches in circumference This
would- give tho diameter of the
trunk about six feet Tho spread of tho
lower branches tho longest way is SCI
feet and tho short spread is Sl feet
This is a small treo perhaps compared
with tho California giants but it is a re
markably large treo for Nebraska Its
oecapo from tho prairie llrcs in tho early
days of tho stato is probably responsible
for its size us it was in a position which
ullorded it shelter from their ravages
Thero are mauy interesting features
concerning tho Yollow Banks which
pupils of the school might learn by put
ting their knowledge into practical use
Tho writer once know the height of the
Yellow Bunks proper where it has been
cut through by tho river it having been
measured through the aid of their stud
ies by tho pupils of tho Tildeu schools
All such facta are of interest to the gen
eral public and it is an interesting pro
cess to attain the results
When tu Mtip AilvertlitliiK
Not long ago an English paper wished
to ascertain tho best timo for business
meu to stop advertising and it theroforo
addressed a number of its largest
tisors inquiring their opinion upon tho
subject Hero are a fow of the answers
recoived
When the population ceases to multi
ply aud tho generations that crowd on
after you aud never heurd of you Btop
coming on
Whou you have convinced everybody
whose life will touch yours that you have
better goods and lower prices than they
can get anywhere else
Wheu you stop making fortunes right
in your sight solely through tho direct
use of the mighty agent
When yon can forget the works of the
shrewdest and most successful men con
ceruing the main cause of their pros
perity
Wheu younger and fresher houses iu
your line cease startiug up aud using the
trade journals in tolling the people how
much better they can do for them than
you can
When you would rather have your
own way and fail than talto advice and
win
Wanted Several bright and honest
personB to represent ub as managers in
this and clooe counties Salary fOOO a
year and espouses Straight boua fide
no more no less salary Position per
manent Our references any bank in
any town It is mainly oflioe work con
ducted at home References Enclosed
self- addressed stamped envelopo The
Dominion Company Dept i Chicago
Wasted Honest mau or woman to
travel for large bouse salary 66
monthly and expenses with increase
position permanent enclose self-ad-dressed
stamped envelope Makaqek
SO Caxton bldg Chicago
THE yOREOLK NEWS THURSDAY AUGUST 2 1000
SATURDAY SJFTINGS
Miss Emma Mueller is on tho sick list
F F Porter of Omaha is in tho city
on business
Willis MoBrido of Madison ia attend
ing to business in Norfolk
A lniy woh born to Mr and Mrs Gub
Marquurdt hint Wednesday night
Prof II 15 Mason and wlfo of Stan
ton were Norfolk visitors yesterday
Dr P II Salter was called to Pilger
this morning on professional business
Hinglinga show will go from hero to
Central City and exhibit thereon the Id
Miss Lizzie Semmlor returned last
evening from a weekH visit in Bloom
field
Mr and Mrs M O Hazeu welcomed
a lino boy at thoir homo yebterday after
noon
15 A Bullock will return from Sioux
City this evening to speu 1 Sunday ut
home
A now board walk is being laid in
front of the Bishop houses on North
Eleventh street
Mrs J O Spollman loft today for a
visit with friends in Wyoming She ex
pects to be absent soveral weeks
Mr and Mrs Irvin Gerecko enter
tained a fow friends Thursday evening
in honor of Miss 1511a Clinkart of Racine
Wia
Mrs O H Reynolds returned last
oveniug from Lake Okoboji Iowa whore
sho spent about two weeks withj friends
from Omaha
Tho Epworth league will give n tern
perauco program at tho Methodist
churoh tomorrow night at 8 oclock to
which all aru invited
Jesse Sohrimpton Misa Boll Temple
A B Terwilligor nnd MiBH Muud
Smith compose a party of picnickers at
tho Yollow Banks today
Mr nnd Mrs W II Uncholz enter
tained a company of friends at an ele
gant six oclock dlnnor last evening in
honor of Mr and Mrs J W Rose
Mra P Simons who has been visiting
at tho homo of Mr and Mrs Rudolph
Blatt for tho nast two weeks departed
this morning for her homo in St Paul
Minn
Hal V nnght until recently employed
in Halls barber ahop haa purchased a
shop of his own at Way no and has gone
over to take possession He will not
move his family nt present
Battlo Creek Republican Herman
Spioriug of Norfolk a student of tho
Lutheran Concordia seminary at Spring
field 111 occupied tho pulpit at the
Lutheran church of this place Sunday
Tho orphans homo festival of tho Lu
theran churches held in West Point
recently was a grand financial success
the committeo reporting that the
receipts woro 1 100 of which 2 l00 was
prolit
A party composed of Mrs Irvin Ger
ecko Mioses Lillian Stella and Cora
Luikart Nollie Gerecko and Ella Clink
art and Mr Clias Gerecko will go to
tho Yellow Banks tomorrow for an
outing
J W Ransom is laying a concrete
walk in front of his resideuco ou South
Fourth street It is understood that
John Koouigsteiu will soon begin tho
work of laying a similnr walk in frout
of the Pacific block
Of the 15 oflicers of tho N N G ex
amined by tho military board at Lincoln
this week only three failed to pass the
required examination Those who
passed successfuly are said to have mado
n very creditable showing tho averages
Bpeakiug highly for tho eflicieucy of
the guard
Pierce Call W B Fuerst was over
from Battlo Creek Monday ou business
and made this oflice a pleasaut call Ho
is one of the mauy who voted for Brynu
aud free silver in 1890 that will vote for
McKinley and Roosevelt this yoar Mr
Fuerst regards free Bilver as a joke and
says these times are good enough for
him
Stanton Picket At York yesterday
iu tho straight away hoso race Stanton
won second place making tho run of
250 yards in 80 seconds The day before
they won third place being led by York
and Fremont There wero seven entries
aud consideriug tho opportnuites our
boys have had they are certainly mak
iug a very creditable showing
Some interesting court cases are grow
ing out of the saloon fight at Battle
Creek Matilda Hans yesterday com
menced proceedings in the district conrt
at Madison against W H Salmon for
5000 damages Mrs Hans made ampli
cation for a saloon license and Mr Sal
mon was one of those who remonstrated
Tho plaintiff alleges that the defendant
circulated a scandalous story intended
to cast an odium on her home and
family
South Omaha news in Omaha Bee
The hog market here was topped yester
day by II H Haskins of Pilger Neb
who brought iu some Poland Chinas 13
months old Tho average weight of
the bunch was 803 pouuds about as
heavyweights for the age as were ever
marketed here Buyers for Swift and
Company bought this drove for 5 15
In the line of cattle sales Herman Hoi
stein of Dodge topped the market by
selling seventy eight head of Sand Hills
cattle for 550 The average weight of
this herd was 1160 pounds
The annual conference of tho North
Nebraska district Methodist Episcopal
church will bo held in this city begin
ning Tuesday September 18 and hold
ing over Sunday This conference was
held onco before in Norfolk tho old
opera house being used for tho public
services It is quite an Important meet
ing as tho district embraces all territory
north of tho Platte river and west of tho
state lino as far as ONeill It will bo
attended by several hundred ministerial
and lay delegates and will Ihi presided
over by Bishop Morrill of Chicago
Mr and Mrs N Bundick enter
tained a number of friends last evening
at their homo in tho Heights Cards
and other amuRementa served to pass
the time very pleasantly while delicious
refreshments contributed to the enjoy
mont of the guests Tho party was
given in honor of tho hosts parents Mr
ond Mrs C P Bundick who deported
this morning for thoir home in Waah
iugton D C accompanied by their
granddaughter Miss Nellio Bundick
Thoso present wore Mr and Mrs J B
Maylard Mr and Mrs Couley E II
Gerecko of Stanton W F Wilmording
Dr 11 T Holden mid Miss Holdon
Newman Grove Herald Joe Loken
was found in a ravine not fur from his
home lying dead with his throat cut nnd
an open razor near his side last Friday
night He was a single man between
15 and 50 yeara of age a carpenter by
trade and made his homo with his sis
ter Mra Olo Loken about twelve miles
northwest of Nowmau Grove He had
been suffering with rheumatism and
was despondent Tho deed was prob
ably done Thursday night but as ho had
talked of going to Petersburg nothing
unusual waa auspicioned until Friday
when it waa discovered ho had left tho
house clad only iihis underwear A
search was immediately instituted but
not until about S oclock that eveninc
waa tho body found about twenty rods
from tho house Tho funeral waa held
Saturday
Rural free mail delivery is attracting
considerable attention in various parte
of tho state aud its trial ia meeting with
very good results A route is to be es
tablished near Fremout Boon and it may
not bo far in the dim and distant future
when the farmers about Norfolk will
have their mail delivered at their door
The Wayne Herald describee the duties
of tho carrier as follows Rural free
delivery carriers leavo the postoflice in
the morning delivering market reports
and daily papers within a few hours
after they are received at the postoflice
Thoy sell stamps cards etc collect
letters and are in fact travelling post
oflices They charge n small fee for do
ing errands uot connected with their
postal duties but otherwise the service
is absolutely without cost to the patrons
Tho carriers do not leave the route each
family is required to provide a box by
tho roadside to receive their mail
These boxes must be mounted on posts
so that tho carrier can reacli them with
out getting out of tho buggy Rnrnl
freo delivery rontes aro established over
routes having tho requisite number of
inhabitants A petitiou ia now being
circulated for a route southeast of
Wayne Ftnrnug at Wayne to go two
miles south thence two miles east
thence four miles south thence two
miles eust then four milea north thence
ono mile east thence one mile north
thence one mile east thenco one mile
north thonco six milea west to Wnyno
No Click of OrnttirH
Chairman Rigga of the speakers bu
reau of the republican state central com
mittee will leave for Chicago tomorrow
to secure a consignment of speakers for
Nebraska during tho coming campaign
He is after the best iu the market
Chairman Riggs lias already received
assurance from the following well
known speakers that they will visit the
state Teddy Roosovolt Grosvenor of
Ohio Eeveridge of Indiana Cousins of
Iowa Dolllverof Iowa Forakerof Ohio
Hopkins of Illinois Hull and Hepbnru
of Iowa
Ho is also endeavoring to secure these
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana Frye of
Maine Lodge of Massachusetts Nelson
of Minnesota Qaarels of Wisconsin and
Wolcott of Colorado Congressmen Mo
Oleary of Minnesota Taylor of Ohio
Dalzol of Pennsylvania aud Boutelle of
Maine
Texpect to book them all andlam go
ing to arrange the dates says Chair
man Riggs The speaking season ns
far as the republicans are concerned
will begin in Nebraska about Septem
ber 1 Omaha News
Washington D O Gonessee Pure
Food Co Le ItoyN Y Gentlemen
Onr family realize so much from the
use of Grain 0 that I feel I must say a
word to indnce others to usoit If
people are interested in their health and
the welfare of their children they will
use no other beverage I have used
them all but Grain -O I have found
superior to any for the reasou that itis
solid grain Yours for health
O F Mykks
Agents Wanted
We want an active agent in Norfolk
and vicinity to represent the largest
evergreen nurseries in the U S A full
line of hardy fruits shade aud orna
mental trees shrubs etc Three plans
pay weekly Address at once The
Elgin Nurseries Elgin Illinois
Subtoribe for The Norfolk Wejujt
Ni wa
MONDAY MENTION
Tho front of tho GHsfiman meat market
is being repainted
C II Wunner of Banin Bros visited
in Pierce yesterday
11 G Howell waB a city visitor yes
terday from Randolph
Harry Gruenwald ant Selma Welter
aro to bo married August 8th
It R Marsh of Omaha spout Sunday
with his friend B C Gentle
Hugh Stevens of Stanton has been
granted a pension of 0 a mouth
Miss Roo Hammond of Fremont is
visiting with Miss Hildreth Sison
MIrbcb Martha and Annie Parker will
lenvo tomorrow for Miunetouku Miu
ueEota
A brick walk ia being laid on tho eait
side of Tenth street west of Morris
Meyers residence
Tho date for tho A O U W distiict
picnic at Randolph haa been changed
from Augtiet JO to August 28
Miss Elizabeth SharpleBS returned Sat
urday evening from an extended visit
with her cousin Will Davenport
Mrs S T Nnpper was called to her
homo in Illinois yesterday by a telegram
announcing tho death of her father
P Cnvaunugh the Omaha sugar
broker who has been here several days
on business returned homo this morn
ing
Miss Clara Freyerham of Stanton vis
ited Misses Otelia ond Bertha Pilger
over Sunday leaving for her home this
momiitg
Mr nud Mrs Rose will depart for
Lincoln tomorrow where Mrs Rose will
visit while Mr Rose goes to Grand Is
laud to audit the books of the American
Beet Sugar company at that place
Wm A Riley a brakemau on tho F
E aud M V and Miss Grate Edwards
o Eddyville Iowawere united in mar
riage nt 10 10 by Justice Daniels at his
oflice iu the building west of the Fair
store
Mrs M L McDouald with her son
aud daughter Harry and Ruth left
yesterday morning for Sioux Falls S
D called thore to look after her son
who was recently injured in a railway
accident
William Stewart entertained about 20
young friends at a party Saturday even
ing at the liome of hie parents on West
Norfolk avenue His guests were de
lightfully entertained with games and
other amusements
The special services at the M E
church last evening uuder the auspices
o the Epworth league proved very iu
teresting to thoso at tending Short ad
dresses were made by Messrs Main
Snyder and Beds while the special mu
sic was a pleasing feature
E C Huwe general manager of the
American Beet Sugar compauy who
has beeu hero for several days looking
after the factorys interests left today
ior uocicy i ora uot nut will return in
about ten days to give further attention
to the factorys interests here
A steam merry-go-round has located
ou the vacant lot just south of The NrWh
oflice and will endeavor to capture some
of the elusive nickels brought to the city
on show day If Tun News shows evi
dence of wheels in the heads of the
force during the next few days the
gentle reader will know how to account
for the couditiou
Mrs Hester aud Mrs Moyer of Cole
ridge have a sister Mrs Stuart in China
her Husband beiug a Methodist mission
ary They feared for her Bafety but
have recently had their anxiety relieved
by receiving a letter from Dr Stuart an
nouncing the safe arrival of himself aud
family at Shanghai from Killing whence
they had gone early in June
O H Dietrich of Hustings republican
caudidote for governor was in the city
over Sunday and met many of tbo lead
ing politicians Mr Dietrich haa been
over the state considerably and it is his
opinion that tho outlook for a republican
victory all along tho Hue in Nebraska
this fall is very good He is making an
aotive canvass and thinks it ia produc
tive of good reaults
Geo M Dudley has sold his Bon Ton
restaurant to Messrs Beeson and Surber
formerly of Wayne who have takeu
possession Mr Dudley will remain
with aud assist them until after
show day after which he doesnt kuow
just what he will ao Tlio new pro
prietors come to Norfolk highly recom
mended and will undoubtedly secure
their share of restaurant patrouage
Some of the Norfolk merchants are
talking of the advisability of holding p
street fair here tliis fall If such action
is deemed of advantage a definite move
should be made at ouce as it requires
both time aud effort to prepare for one
of the popular festivals Cities that
have tried the afreet fair appear to be
convinced that it results in great benefit
loVade and to the town iu other par
ticulars
Tho mission fest of the Christ Luth
emu church held in the Pasewalk park
on South Fifth street yestorday was wel
attended by peoplo iu Mid around Nor
folk while mauy came from Bittle
Creek Stantou and other towns Rev
Harms of Bancroft preached in the fore
noon and there was also a sermon in the
afternoon The uiubiudj the choir wa
a very pleasing part of he
Tbecollection for missions w
services
was very
good Planking for seats was arranged
to accommodate a largo audience
The lectures by Mrs S 0 Crimnnn at
the Biptist church yesterday were very i
well attended and proved both interest
ing and instructive Sho gnvo some
good ndvico especially to young men
aud women She will lecture at tho
some place tonight at 8 oclock to ladies
only her subject being Vice vu
Virtue Tomorrow ovonlng Bho will
lecture to meu and boys At tonights
lecture married men may accompany
their wives and tomorrow night the
ladies may accompany their husbands
An exchange asks for news items in
this way If yon kuow an item kind
ly tell us about it Every wook we tell
what we know Every week we kuow
that you know things that we dont
kuow And we know that you know
that we dont know it nud still you dont
tell us Now if you tell ns what yon
know then well tell what wo know and
also what you know nnd then our read
ers will know what they know and whnt
yon know nudalso what we know that
yon know nud what wo know that yon
know we kuow you know
It is said that n number of boys in
the city have discovered that they can
exercise the power of hypnotism on
their plnymates nnd are practicing it to
a considerable extent their favorite
subjects beiug boys younger than them
selves Their action is creating consid
erable unfavorable comment and they
should quit the practice before some
thing happens that will not be aa enter
taining ns hypnotic teata They might
in some way injure their snbjectB to an
irreparable extent nnd would then have
cause for grief the rest of their days
Columbus Telegram B M Ageut
Cox was much surprised Tuesday morn
ing when he arrived at the depot to find
that tweuty oue head of horsee which
were in the yards the previous night
had suddenly disappeared without tho
owner calling nnd having them properly
released by paying freight charges
The horses belonged to a grading outfit
and Mr Cox surmised that the owners
had taken tho horses and departed over
land during the night A warrant was
placed in the hands of Sheriff Brynes
aud telegraphic communications with
neighboring towns soon brought back
the information that the outfit hud been
apprehended at Madison The sheriff
took the eveniug train and returned on
the freight with his prisoners number
ing four men Upon their arrival in the
city explanations soon developed the
fact that the trouble all arose through a
misunderstanding The men who took
the horses had acted under the supposi
tion that the charges had beeu prepaid
by their employer aud when this truth
was fully established the matter was
promptly settled
Letter lAnt
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postoflice July ISO 1000
C E Beaty Arthur Appel Thos F
Burke Frank D Cise John Decker
Miss Rose Donahue W R Farrand
Fred Garden J A Ta kou Miss Etta
Lawler Mrs Anna Lee Wm Leonard
C F Low Otis Long Fritz D Maier
Miss Lulu Mulhkeu Mr McKay J E
Ritchey Con Robinson Miss Myra
Stevens Mrs P T Surphine R P
Strine Frank Frefren Ed J
Mrs Minnie Whittaker Rev J
R Whiteworth W B Woodraff
If not called for iu 10 days will be
sent to the dead letter oflice
Parties calling for any of the above
pleaae say advertised
P F SiiiECiirK P M
ToCuro IR Orliie In Two Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E W Groves signature on
every box 2ic
O999oessescss99esse39ejpo
If a Woman
wants to put out a fire she doesnt
heap on oil and wood She throws
on waterknowingthatwaterquenrhes
fire When a Woman wants to get
well from diseases peculiar to her sex
she should not add fuel to the fire
already burning her life away She
should not take worthless drtfgs and
potions composed of harmful narcot
ics and opiates They do not check
the disease Jthey do not cure it they
simply add fuel to the fire
ill flv3
K APT j
ft
tsradtlelds Female
Regulator should be
taken by every woman
or girl who has the
slightest suspicion of
any vi me ou
mtntb which u
flict womt n
They will simply
be wasting time
until thuv take it
IThe RKulators
a purif yljiK
strength tiling
tonic which gets
- m me rocits o thp
disease unci curtB
the cause It dor not drug
the pain it eradicates it
1 1 stops lalliun of the womb
leutdrrhea inflammation
and periodical sufTei ing
ulai scanty or painful
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