Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 42, Plymouth, Marshall County, 29 September 1899 — Page 7

Does your heed ache? Pain back of youreyes? Bad taste in your mouth? It's your liver! Aycr's Pills arc liver pills. They cr.re constipation, headache, dyspepsia, and aU liver complaints. 25c. All druggists. Wäiit juur tv.uiiMaeee or reant u fccauutui 'ov n Ir ri.-ii H ifk '.' Tler i:e DUGKINGHAM:S DYE tS " r-r.. re r ,-- nt Q D H M l. C in-', N. H. No to AV;isl a fiimd Thine. Mamma Well, Jchr.ny, I shall forgive you th!.- tin:?, and it's very pretty of you to v; rite a letter and say you're sorry. Jolnr.iy Yes, ma; don't tear It up, please. Malaga Why not? Johnny Because it will do next time. Stray Stories. Ii..' Tt:; TVe oforOne IIuiuIrM lv-r.ars re-x.xr.l fT ary ease of Calarrulliat ca:;:iot Lo cure; by Hali's C'ularrliCure. i . j. i iu ioM'.;n, I CorlnyRc 1 . J. CIII.M.Y &. CO., ToTe.JO, tJL perftetly li.n-iil-ie in uli business tränktet ions a:.t in: ii.ciuiiy a: ;o i-j carry oui unyoui.-u-tions ia nie bv tl'.eir tiria. V.'t M Tr;.ui. WI101 snle TmisrtfLst!. Toledo. O.: YaUiir;. Kinnau JMarviu, Wholesale Drat t:b.ts. T(. leilo, Oliio. liaii's Catarrh. Curo is taken internally, actir s; directly upon t'aeblooil ami mucous surface of the sysu 11Ü Testimonials st nt. free. l'ric9 sc per bottle. SoM by uli lru-jsia. liuil'b l'.u:ily l'iils arc the Lest. Iii.-iintj Tonus. Tourist (on government lards) Have you any o those boom towns out here that go up in a single night? Ecomcr Well. 1 reckon we have, stranger. Thar's Comet City; went up the other evening with a cyclone and hasn't tome down yit. Chicago News. OhlAnonm. Its wonderful re-sources and superior julva ltaes to homeseckers are set forth in a handsome illustrated pamphlet just issued ly the? Friseo Lino Passenger Department. Copy will be mailed free 011 application to Bryan Snyder. (.Icnoral Passenger Ajeiit, St. Louis, .Mo. Prnny Postage. As a result of tho penny postage scheme between the British colonies it has become necessary to extend the facilities cf the general postoffice in London. The volume of Canadian business alone has doubled since th2 first of the year. Pittsburg Post. Do Yoor Feet Aeho nnl Ilurn? Shake into your shoes Allen's FootEae, a powder for tile feet. It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores. 20c. Sample sent FREE. Aduress Allen S. Olm.ed, LeKoy, N. Y. A Wonder Tu? Opal. The finding of an extraordinarily large cpal is reported from Winton, Queensland. The value of the opal li between $33,000 and $30,000. SI5.00 PER WEEK. Vf"e will pay a salary of fr.iX) per vr(y'.s an t expensts for man witii rig to introduce our l'oultrv Compound anl I4'c-; K l!er :n the country. Kef. required. .tUrv.s, wiih stamp, AcmJ jiff. Co., Kust Des Moines. I.nva. A great deal of domestic unhappiness could be avoided if wives would only learn to let their husbands alone. Netc" irip r.or iiripe. ivn't open a il r with :t i ue a kev! Pn't open vi.ur lvel wl.h i..'-r ;:ti pill iM!.4in. uo CMcart'td Caudj Citl.artu:: lr:i ,,Uts, 10o Sie, 5)o. The woman who Is dressed to kill generally thinks she is dressed to live. I believe 017 prompt uso of Piso's Curo prevented quick consumption. Mrs. Lucy Wallace, Mar'iuetto, Kau , Dec. 1-, Charity begins at home; men are always giving their wives excuses. When All Else FaP. Try YI-KI. Cores C'.iriiii an l I'.unln- itliout pain. Never faf!. Druj; eiures ir uiwl lie l Kt Co., Crawfurdsviae.Iuil. The up-to-date woman can keep a aecrfct and a cook, too. Coo's Cough li.tlaara r th oVt rtd bet- It wl'.i brtiik up a coM qnl kot fca 1 J tiling ele. It i lay.t reli!ie. Try it. Fashion and decency should be always on good terms. Maf on C.ty, 111.. May 19, '18: I hav tried many kir.ds but I tind notluag like tri al's He idacho Capsules. It. Suuiaa. hi and ""c at druggists. Epicurean meals do not make athletic men. Acts gently on the Ks d neys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the ystem tiiir r hl I ualli) 7r flr Ä TUAt m'N ,UMU PERMANENTLY RUT THt GENUINE - MAN'f O By GurrniaITgyrvp. rOA &AU BT AU ORUfcfe POtU Kk HM KTM.

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Capt. Dreyfus Not Satisfied with the Pardon Granted, WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT. TIi Departure of llio Noted Ir!oner from Keimt- ! AlnioHt Cnnotleeit Kumor Tli.it lie 1 Couitnjr to America fur at Least a Miort Sty. Cart. Alfred Dreyfus, at 2 o'clock on the morning of Sept. 2d, left the prison at Ilenncs, France, in which had l;ecn confined since his return from Devil's island, and proceeded to Vera, where he took a train bound for Nantes. His departure was complexly unnoticed. Tho pardon is a part of the general policy of amnesty by the present gov ernment, and is uie logical ov.teome of the incongruous verdict. Lv formal 1 nW'o np I conueninaiion tne rr.iti:arv c satisfied and pressing reasons for their prosecution is .v.'idcd. .Much of the force must be knocked out of the Dreyfus campaign, and incidentally out of foreign criticism. leading newspapers of the world unanimously interpret Dreyfus' pardon as an admission of the government's cenvittien that the verdict was opposed i to the evidence. They say that if It Us cenvittien that the verdict was opposed otherwise the government has deiioerateiy condoned treason. Under the heading. -Declaration du Capitaine Dreyfus." the Paris Au re-re publishes the following: "The government of the republic restores to r.ie my freedom. It is nr.hing to me without honor. From this day forth I continue to eek reparation fcr the ghastly judicial error of whirl; I am still the victim. "I wish France throughout should know by a final judgment that I am innocent. My heart will net be at rest until there is no longer a Frenchman who imputes to me an abominable crime which another committed. "ALFRED DREYFUS." The London Times publishes the fol- j lowing dispatch from Liverpool: "A quantity of luggage has arrived here from Havre and Folkestone addressed to Mme. Dreyfus, and rooms have also been taken at a local hotel. The luggage in marked for New York, and it is supposed that Dreyfus is goTag to America." The Paris correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph says: "Dreyfus is so ill that he can live only a few months. The government has promised to watch over and protect him. and has recommended that he live on the Riviera." KeafUrm t!i CIii-ao Ilatfrtn. The democrats of Massachusetts in convention adopted resolutions which reaffirm and indorse the Chicago platform, particularly the financial plank, demanding the free and unlimited coinage of both gold ami silver at the ratio of 1J to 1. Trusts and the government's policy in the Philippines are denounced. Cliieago Stoek Yard Senrehnl. Fir at the Chicago stock yards wiped out mammoth horse sale stables. The Dexter park pavilion, two residences, ami tin re detached horse barns were destroyed, and the old stockyards hotel, the Transit house, was badly damaged. The loss is estimated at between $300.000 and $ IC0.000. To Tret cut filas Trust. Suits have ben brousht in Indiana courts against all Indiana windowglass companies enjoining them from transferring their plants to the newly organized trust, which has, t7 contract at least, absorbed them. Veteran Kefne lo Parade. Members of both the firand Army of the Republic and the Sons of Veterans have refused to march in the Dewey p.arade at New York. They are dissatisfied with the position accorded thera. Army Flan for Philippine. A plan is under consideration at the war department to create an army division of the Philippines and divide the division into departments on a basis similar to that in Cuba. Another Victory for "(Hfn." Judge Lochren in the United States District court of Minnesota practically held the state law prohibiting the sale of oleomargarine, colored to imitate butter, to be unconstitutional. Would Save lien. Mercier. Eight thousand citizens of French Lorraine have signed a petition to Minister Callifet begging that Gen. Mender may not be prosecuted for his action in the Drefus case. Inherits the Van lerhilt Million-. The will of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt nn'kes his son Alfieu, although junior iu years, the senior in riches and the successor to tho power which the Vandc rbilt millions wield. I.euc'' f AniiTlciiii M'lnu-lpnllliex. The present membership of the League of American Municipalities is 134 cities, a gain of fifty-two cities during the year. To Take DeSagoa II y. A leading Indian newspaper says negotiations have b'-n concluded by Creat Britain for taking possession of Delagca bay Nov. 1. CIileaRo Stoek Krolter Fall. The Chicago board of trade commission house of Barrett. Farnuni Co. failed with liabilities estimated at from $10.000 to $iro.ooo. IJev. .Joseph I'r.uicit Consecrated. The Iiev. Jcsc-ph Francis, recently elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of southern Indiana, was consecrated at Evansville, Ind. Kor liovernor of IllinoU. Walter Reeves of Streator, III., will be ;t candidate for the republican nomination for governor before tin; next state convention. Want Sriimny to Interfere. The Berlin Tages Zeitung urges the government to take energetic measures to prevent (Jreat Britain attacking the Boers. Chosen Friend Fleet Commander. The Supreme Council of the Order of Chosen Friends elected H. H. Morse, New York, supreme commander.

MINERS HELD FOR MURDER. Coroner's Jury at Carte rvllle Rentiers a Verdict In tlie Kiot Case. The verdict of the coroner's jury In the riot case at Cartervilie, 111., states that Huse Bradley, John Black, T. L. Floyd, and Henry Branum came to their deaths by gunshot wounds inflicted during a riot, and charges "Wesley Shadowen, Willis Shadowen, Elmer James, Lern Shadowen, Willis Carney, Will Kelly and others unknown to the jurors with being engaged in the riot. The jury states that it is unable to say which of the accused men killed the negroes. The jury a!so finds that the fifth negro killed Sin Cumminrs was shot by IJImcr James and others, thus making a direct charge of hom;cirt3 agair.st James. PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP. thief Cxeeutlie Will Visit Many Cities l.cfore II in IZetnrn. The arrangements for the president's

wertern trip are being perfected. He v. ill be in Ualrsbr.rp. 111., cn Oct. 7 and at St. Paul to receive the Minnesota volunteers returning from the Philippines cn tho 12th. From the Sth to the 11th he will be in Chicago. The invitation to attend the reunion of the Blue and Gray at Evansville, Ind., between the 10th and ICth, cannot be accepted because it will conflict with the Minneapolis and St. Paul engagement. "'""1"" '-' s " . The president may visit Sioux City. Iowa. FILIPINOS DITCH A TRAIN. Two Americans Killed and Six W unded In a SUirniK!). Fifty insurgents, commanded by three officers, blew up a train three miles north of Caiucut. The rebels fired volleys from ambush, and then charged upon the train, whereupon a hand-to-hand conflic t lasting for some minutes ensued. The rebels were finally beaten off. The American loss was two k'dlel I and six wounded. Others are missing. The insurgent loss is not known. INDIANA'S CLAIM IS DENIED. from the Can Not Iteeovcr Money I'e.l-ral ; eminent. L. P. Mitchell, assistant comptroller of the treasury, in the matter cf the application of the state of Indiana for the reopening cf a settlement of the balance of the claim of the state for $CGf,979, has decided that, although iu his judgment the claim is a perfectly just one, he is without power to afford any remedy, and therefore the application is denied. Mctloveru and Dixon Matched. The Lenox Athletic e'.uh has secured the twenty-five-round bout between Terry McCovern and (leoree Dixon, The lads ha'-e been matched to meet at IIS pounds, and the content is to take place before Feb. 0, 1I)j). Score of Passeti cer Injured. Two trains on the Allegheny Valley railroad collided head on at Parker, Pa., wrecking both engines, demolishing; eight freig'nt cars, badly wrecking two passenger coaches and injur. ng a score of people. Vionld I I-lit for Itoers. It is reported that several officers in the Belgium army have asked for leave of absence for one year in order that they may enlist to fight with the forces of the Transvaal. IIussl.ni Sympathy for liot-rs. Believing that war between (Ireat Britain and the Transvaal is imminent, most of the Russian newspapers make no attempt to conceal their sympathy with the Boera. Shot an a l).ncrler. Jimes B. Hayes, formerly a wellknown resident of Kenosha. Wis., it is reported, has been shot as a deserter from the Twenty-second infantry, in the Philippines. Platform of Nehrasku Itepnhlica n. Nebraska state republican convention adopted resolutions denouncing vicious trusts, indorsing McKinley and his war policy and declaring for the gold standard. Stevedore Injured In KxploHlon. By an explosion of a box of percussion caps on the United States transport Sherman, at San Francisco, four stevedores were seriously injured, two fatally hurt. All Favor Muiiicip! Owncrnhip. The sentiment of delegates to the session of the League of American Municipalities is overwhelmingly in favor of municipal control of water and lighting. Ienveru Major Made President. The League o fAmerican Municipalities elected Henry V. Johnson, mayor of Denver, president. Charleston. S. C.was selected as the next place of meeting. Fever Situation in Havana. There are no more new eases of yellow fever at Havana and but two convalescent cases. The indications are that the fever situation is under control. President Stay at Milwaukee. According to arrangements. President McKinley will reach Milwaukee early in the morning of Oct. 11 and re main until the morning of the next day. earthquake- KilU Two Hundred. The district of Aidin, in Asia Minor, was visited by an earthquake on Sept. 20 and, according to the latest advices, over 200 persons perished. Filipinos Itreak Their Promina. The Filipinos have not made good their offer to surrender the American prisoners, nor sent an officer to meet Major-Gen. Otis a3 promised. Two More Smallpox Ca . Two more cases of smallpox developed in the Thirty-firet infantry, which is in quarantine at San Francisco. This makes five cases in all. Vie A ist mm No Keitpnieiihillty. The state department has Informed inquirers that the United States will as. dime no responsibility for the payment of the Cuban bonds. Tent Cato In Indiana. Atty.-Gen. Taylor of Indiana declares he will make a test case of the suit brought against the window-glass trust at Anderson.

FIFTY CUNTS FOR NOTHING. What will the Inventive brain of man do next? This is a question some one asks almost daily. There is one, though, who leads all others, who for a quarter cf a century has been making fine laundry starch, and to-day i3 offering the public the finest starch ever placed on the market. Ask your grower for a coupon boo a which will enable you to get the first two packages of this new starch, "RED CROSS" (trade mark brand), also two children's Shakespeare pictures, painted in twelve beautiful colors, natural as life, or the Twentieth Century Uirl Calendar, all absolutely free. All grocers nre authorized to give ten large packages of "RED CROSS STARCH'' with twenty of the Shakespeare pictures of ten of the Twentieth Century Girl Calendars to the first five purchasers of the "ENDLESS CHAIN STARCH BOOK." This is cne of the greatest offers ever made to introduce "RED CROSS" laundry starch, J. C. Hubinger's latest invention.

AN INFANT INDUSTRY. It Has ISeen Planted In tlio Plat's Ilil's, and Is ltclr.g Nursed. The recent flagging of a train by a Black Hills boy and the generous treatment accorded him by the passengers and railroad officials have resulted in inaugurating a new industry among the Black Hills boys. The other day some passengers, when at a station near where the flagging episode occurred, noticed a bright-faced, ragged urchin near the track. Hoping to get a sight of tho boy who had created so much favorable comment by his action a few days previously in tlagring the train and preventing what might have been a serious accident, some of the kind-hearted and hero-worshiping passengers asked the lad who ho was. He promptly replied: "I'm de kid wot flagged de keers t other day." Without stopping to verify his claim, they at once began tossing him nickels, dimes and quarters, and the lad profited by his deceit. Every urchin who puts in his time at the depots in that particular locality to see passing trains is now "the hoy who flagged the train," and unsuspecting passengers have ample opportunities to part with their spare change. "INCURABLE" HEART DISEASE ami Itrop jr Soon Cureil. Two dollars and a half worth of Personal Treatment ami a thousand refer ences to ami remarkable testimonials from Bishops, Clergymen, Bankers, etc., or their wives, will be sent free on request. These include many who have been eure I after from five to fifteen physicians had pronounced them "incurable." A mono- them are II. A. Grace, f.ot Mountain St., Elgun, 111. Mrs. Sophia Snowberg-, No. L'S'J 21st Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. A. P. Colburn, Blessing, Iowa. Mrs. M. B. Morclan, Rogers, Ohio, and the presidents of two medical colleges, ete. Send at once for free treatment to Tho Dr. Franklin Miles Ass'n., Adams and State Sts., Chicago. Book freo. NEBRASKA'S GREAT CORN CROP 300,000,000 Itushelj I- tho Intimate nml It May lie More. A conservative estimate of Nebraska's corn crop, which is now safe from frost, is 300,000.000 bushels. It is hard for the mind to grasp what these figures mean. Counting CO bushels of shelled corn to the load, it would take five million team3 to haul the crop to market, a caravan that would reach around the world. It will take an army of SO.OO'J men over two months to husk it if they husk 00 bushels a day each. If loaded into cars of 20,000 capacity it would take C00.000 cars to haul the crop, a train over 4,000 miles long. At no time within the past ten years has there been such a tendency on the part of farmers to look for new locations, either to better themselves or to pro vide homes for their children. Many sections in tho East are overcrowded. while thousands of acres of rich, wellwatered lands can still bo had in Nebraska and Northern Kansas at comparatively low prices. Thousands will visit that country this fall, as the railroads have announced cheap-rato harvest excursions for Oct. 3 and 17. TO CALIFORNIA. Via tho Midland Itonte. Every Friday night, at 10:33 p. m., a through Tourist Car for San Francisco, carrying first and second-class passengers, leaves the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Union Passenger Station, Chicago, via Omaha, Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City (with stopover privileges at Salt Lake City), for all points in Colorado, Utah, Nevac.a and California. The Tourist Car ber'.h rate from Chicago to San Francisco is only $G.00, and the sleeping car berths should be reserved a few days in advance of departure of train. Through tickets and sleeping car accommodations can be secured from any agent in the east, or by applying at tho Chicago,. Milwaukee & St. Paul Depot or City Ticket Offices in Chicago. Send for our free illustrated California folders. Address Geo. IL Heaffonl. General Passenger Agent. Chicago, 111. Plenty of Time. Years ago Joaquin Miller, journeying on foot, was overtaken by a countryman, who took him on his wagon and gave him a long ride. Tired, at length, of conversation, tho poet took a novel from his pocket and pored over it long and silently. "What are you reading " said tho countryman. "A novel of Bret Ilarte's," said Mr. Miller, "Well, now, I don't seo how an Immortal being wants to bo wast ing his time with such stuff. Are you quite sure," said tho poet, "that I am an immortal being?' "Of courso you are." "If that bo the case," responded Miller, "I don't sec why I should bo so very economical of my time." Took tho Same. Lawyer "You say that you wero in tho public house at the time of tho assault referred to in tho complaint?" Witness "I was, sir." Lawyer "Did you take cognizance of tho barmaid at the time?" Witness "I don't know what she called it, but I took what the rest did." Stray Storie3. AGENTS WANTED, To Bell "The Economy," the only perfect gasoline gas-lamu; 100 candlepower; 25 cents a month. Absolutely safe. Has stood the test of time; 50,000 In use. Patented. Oxidized or nickel finish. Get tho best. Attractive terms. Economy Gas Lamp Co, 157 LaSallo Street, Chicago.

LINE. IT 111 Lead Every Other State Except Missouri at World. Fair. Gov. Tanner and his administration i3 taking great interest in the world's fair to be held at St. Louis in 1903. In reply to a letter from the editor of a St. Louis paper the governor has this to say: while no part of Illinois is a part of the Louisiana purchase, Illinois contiguity to and its commercial and social relations so interwoven with the people of that vast and fertile territory that we are perhaps as much interested in the prospective world's fair, to be held in St. Louis, as those living within the confines of the Louisiana purchase, and you can rely upon it that the people cf Illinois will contribute more loyally to the success of ths fair than any other state outside of Missouri. Personally and officially, while I am In office, I will do everything in my power to assist in making it a success. Yours very truly, "JOHN R. TANNER. Governor." Protected Against Kobber. Wealthy Samuel Do Yec who lives in Spotswood, N. J., has taken a new method to guard against the Joss of his wealth. Alarmed by the recent bank robberies at Perth Amboy, he has taken all his cash from a local bank and removed it to his home. Recently he called at the tank and tore in half all of his bonds. One-half of each he left in the bank and the other half he took home. Thus, he says, ho is secured against loss of robbery. The improvements that are being made to the Baltimore and Ohio South Western railroad between Parkcrsburg and East St. Louis are being pushed rapidly to completion. Seventeen thousand tons of S3 pound steel rails have been placed in the track, and there are still 25.000 tons to come, delivery being delayed on account of rush of orders at the mills. The company has also put in 123 miles of gravel ballast and expects to get out 200 miles more during the season, and it is hoped by Fall that the track will rank as the best in the west. A great many grade reductions and changes in line are also being made between Cincinnati and St. Louis. The purpose is to make a uniform one-half of one per cent grade between Cincinnati and St. Louis, as well as to eliminate a large amount of objectionable curvature. At one point, for instance, the line is to be shortened a mile and a half, 3G0 degrees of curvature eliminated and seven bridges abandoned. The earnings of the Chicago Great Western Railway ("Maple Leaf Route") for the first week in September, 1S3D. show an increase of $28,003.23. Total increase since beginning of fiscal year (July 1) to date, $179,030.82. People say they do not like the preacher, when it is the truth he preaches which they dislike. Ram's Horn. GIVEN SWAY FREE Trial Packages of Genuine Zaegers Swedish Essence of Life. Known for Over a Hunirci Years as the Greatest of All Tonic Remedies. Every Header of Thl Paper Should ho Sure to Ciet One of These Free Samples. The great blood purifier, Zaegel's Swedish Essence of Life, is to be given away free to readers of this paper. This famous remedy comes as near being a bodily restorer as one is ever likely to find. When taken into the stomach it acts so pleasantly upon the digestion that a good healthy appetite results; and the liver, bowels, kidneys and bladder all come in for a share of the new strength and vigor. Rheumatism, backache and headache, biliousness and all nervous diseases are rapidly cured a3 well as diseases peculiar to women. There are times when a person would give almost anything to be rid of a frightful headache. Zaegel's Swedish Essence will relieve it right away. And the sour stomach, constipation, lack of energy, backache and the hundred or more little ills with which we are attacked so frequently will be quickly cured by this famous remedy. No one need trouble themselves to doubt whether this remedy will do all theso things, for, although the regular price is 35 cents, you can have a free trial package first and seo what it does for you. Zaegel's Swedish Essence i3 so well known that probably quite a number of our readers are already using it, but this makes no difference, as a free trial package will be sent to every one who writes. Do not neglect to get in your application at once. The best way is to sit down this minute, write a letter to M. R. Zaegel & Co., Box Sil, Sheboygan, Wis., and say that you want a trial pac kage of Swedish Essence of Life. This will be sent you by mail and Is large enough to convince you of the merit of- this celebrated household remedy. A 2-cent stamp should be enclosed In your letter to pay the postage on this free sample. Mil rsZ3 -v m "0 The Best Saddle Coat. SLICKER Ke?rs both riJorani saJJIe ner frtlv ctrv In fhA h-tr.tovt ct.-irme Substitutes will disappoint. Ask for i8qt Fish Prand Pommel Slicker It is entirely new. If not for sale In your town, writs for catalogue to A.J. TOWri. Horton. Mass. vr ts CATHARTIC CADI1C CM) CAI P lJLC.Hall, McLeans r Anl.ld rUri OALC Mro. Hamilton Co. III. Kht l'avmfnt. Itle Anplcn. Itlir Coin. JtllC Clover. Mild Climate. LIST FHEE. loO cre a.OOO.bUacre 1,200. 30 acrettUUO

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Allen Foot-Ease? cure for Swollen, Smartin; Burn in Sweating Feet. Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken iato the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, 2öc. Sample sent FREE. Ad dress Allen S. Olmsted. LeKoy. N. Y. Canine Chat. Shep I am really surprised at your biting him. I thought ycu had hotter control of your temper. Bull Usually I can coiitrol myself, but when a cheap dude calls me 'nice doggie' in the voice a woman uses m tailing to a canary bird, I just go all to pieces. Indianapolis Journal.

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Our Facilities aro such that we aro

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enabled to Lnr :u' 'r-'1-' W,L:

quote prices that always interest economical buyers. Our ßcods are tho trust-

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worthy kind ;m- ri.-utiri kncwi. .i. e

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give satisfaction. Our values are the unapproachable kind that never can be reached elsewhere.

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