Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 35, Number 149, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 January 1904 — Page 2

Ciadidites Annoflacements. For County Recorder. JESSE D. ALLMAN, . Jesse D. Allman, oCCarpenter town- i ship, is a dandidate for Recorder of Jasper county, subject to the decision _• Republican County .Convention. u-.; . ’ 1 = JOHN W. .TILTON. *”of Wheatfield Township, is a candidate for the office of County Recorder. to the decision of the Republi-can-County Convention.

For County Sheriff. ' JOHN O’CONNER. ‘ r'jotirTO’Couner/of Walker township is a candidate for Sheriff of Jasper county. Subject to the decision of the Republican county convention.

The Republican. Official Paper es Jasper County. r In Republican building en the corner of Waaalncton and Weston Streets. ISSUBD EVERY TUESDAY -——- AND FRIDAY BY GEORGE E. MARSHALL BDITOR AND PUBLIBHBH. r«rm of Oubseriptios. One Year.......... ■ • • • • • $1.50 Six Months. 7® Three Months .50 Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1904,

Lots of cross eut saws and axes at the McUoysonrg hardwaie. Three good second hand hard >aoal base burners, to to be sold at va bargain, at A. R. Poyets’, 2 foiooks south of depot. Lots of skates both big and lit|le for gents or ladies boys or girls at ♦he McCoysburg hardware. Don t Neglect Your Kidneys or they will i.jd <ilenx.ina hia’ta, these Bx jka-shes, SvoUsid Fsst, Sp.'ts joir » ani asps oiill r the gsnaril Forn out ft?’ ing in the morning, are sura eign« arf Kidney Trouble, Irving’s Buobu Wafers cleanse the blood, bu’ld up tbe shrunken walls of the Kidneys, removing the cause and the pain with it, Sold at 50c a box by J. A. Larsh,

School Social At The Ridge. A masquerade social will be given at Pleasant Ridge school house, Friday evening. Jan. 220 d. Girls, bring boxea, boys come and buy them. Fish pond, and voting contest. Prizes for most popular young lady, and ugliest man. Essie Kendall, Teacher. We now have 10 and 16 gauge loaded shells. Lee & Poole, MoOoysburg, Ind

f)P. HOORE The careful Specialist of 40 years constant practice ha« locate > in Rensselaer. Indiana, and will devote his time and skill lb treating the (flowing diseases: Consumption, Scrofula — Can be permanently c ire! if taken in time and often In advanced stages by metbods entirely onr own, the result of years o' sareful research and large experience. Short delays are often dangerous. Heart — . Hundreds are dropping dead every day from Heart Failure, whose lives might have have been saved by proper and timely treatment. In most cases relief Is certain. Stomach — Indigestion, ulceration and all, other troubles affecting this important organ are created with absolute success. Ola remedies and methods have been abolished, better ones have been introduced. Ail are modern, safe and certain. Nervous troubles—of all kinds nave been treated with * e markable success for 40 years. Nose and Throat—- - With recent method’and appliances affec tlons of these important and sensitive organs are quickly relieved. - Sidbpye and Bladder — Jfrigh!'*disease, Diabetes, etc. Theseus nally laial ma ad lee can positively be cared. Here a short delay is often fatal ■* O»1 and be examined while relief is pos-

Ka.M 1 diseases of this delicate organ handled with care and success. .Piles— And all otbes diseases of the Rectum cured <ulckly and * Ith but little pain. Females— The Doctor has had a remarkable record in treating successfully all diseases peculiar to women. Failing Vitality— Frosn whatever cause permanently cur ed Epilepsy and Cancer— Fomerly two incurable diseases are ao« tisaM with great assurance of success. The Doctor's facilities and resources are al St without limit: Oxygen Mas. Oxygen pound, Compressed air, Insufflation, nizatton with every appliance necessary to relieve the afflicted. Bart of veferenoes given, Office ooer Fendig't Drug Store. Home at Nowele Houee.

TOWNS HP TRUSTEES’ REPORTS.

Gillam Township. Township '■'Foxi,—Receipt*. Balance on hand at settlement S3XS 93 Received during the year 9s 7 23 Total receipts 1312 26 Expenditures. John P Ryan, service account 1902 . 100 00 Mid a 1 Robinson, service advisor bi d 5 00 C W i-'revo, same-.. 5 00 J W Turner, same ' iOO Foltz, Spitler A Kurrie, "exauiiuiug Hutchison ditch— 5 00 AG Lewark, postage ... "... 100 F E Babcock, pub annual report . .... 7 00 DH Goble, blank books 493 Pearl Davis, bridge on Gifford ditch 15 00 John P. Scliriner, cleaning Reed ditch 12 00 Theadore Phillips, work on highway • 75 00 J S Maddox, tp allot Querry ditch 104 50 Hathaway & Verplet. attorney fees in Huzlet ditch 27 20 Albert Mitchell, 3365 ft bridge lumber 53 84 A G Lewark. postage 1 00 F K Babcock, printing and stationary 5 50 W H Robinson, gravel bed 1 00 M P Coppess, cleaningPrevo ditch 4 00 A K Malsoury, cleaning Reed ditch 2 5u B F Goldsberry, work on road S 3 50 Same, tools aud dynamite 5 25 Same, service as supervisor 48 00 G W Coppess, same 45 0 - Same, work on roads 16 10 I D Adams & Co, four scrapers—— 26 Ou W M Sexton, allot on Hutchison ditch 49 6< Guild & Robinson, sewer pipe 21 35 Jerry Bisher, work on road 12 00 Same, services as supervisor 45 0. Theadore Phillips, same 45 00 B F Hacker, cleaning ditch 2 0u John P Ryan, service account 1903 190 00 Total expenditures . ■■■.—lo63 27

Tuition Fund—Receipts. Balance on hand atsettlement 1273 46 Received during the year— 2362 60 Toto) receipts 3626 06 Expenditures. Clara Parker, teaching at Dist. No. 1 300 00 Martha Faris, same No. 2 267 Ou Odessa Posey, same No. 3 267 <0 H M Prevo, same No. 4 270 0O W K Sayler, same N 0.5 ........ - 288 tO Augusta Sayler, same No. 6 255 14) Besse Eger, same No. 7....... 240 W) Total expenditures 1887 00 SricixL School Fund—Receipts. Balance on hand at settlement 288 81 Received during the year....—.—.. 120188 Total receipts ~ , 1490 W

Expenditures. Thos Akers, hauling children to No, 4 20 00 Theadore Phillips, cleaning s h No. 6 3 o Benton Kelley, hauling children No. 1 30 00 Com State Bank, int on warrant 18 O Elias Arnold, tuition on transfer 127 00 Jones & Redinbo, school supplies 2 15 B F Goldsberry, 20 cords wood No. 5... 25 00 J 8 Maddox, wood No. 6 .................... 19 75 J R Fredrick, two stoves 29 80 Chas Overman, barn i ent 3 0 Clara Parker, attending tp institute 15 00 Laura Faris, same 11 12 Odessa A Posey, same.. 13 50 H M Prevo, same 13 5W E Sayler, same 14 40 Augusta Sayler same 12 75 Besse Egea same 12 00 Paris T Robinson, ser director No. 1... 4 50 G W Fat’s.sxtne 2 years. No. 3 .. 1 "iOO Benton Kelley ha iling children No. 1 90 Ob Wm Overman, re cords wood No. 4. 50 tig Ht-etei nil k kutnl'ee 15 Geo Riot LmUi g st iliiien No 4 Frank Grimes, school supplies Swisher A F->ris same .. .. 8 B Max t <l, st director Ki 7 ....... 50 V 0 Hiughmvx, school vajp'iei 7) .V A Huff, six gold stars 5 )0 A G Lewark, postage 5J Mtdaryvill* Lumper Co-Ai-idowsXo.j i 80 H C Scho. printing programs 700 W H Tilton, insurance on s h . 50 (O L H Hamilton, Jasper School News— 4 5o J R Frederick, sc <mjl supplies 3 44 D H Goble, same.... 10 00 John G Bisher, same . Z...'. ...... 180 EC Williams, commencement exp 17.10 C W Coen, tuition, high school 47 00 Martha Faris, holding examination.. 2 00 E C .'tires, furniture 140 Chas Daskey, pump handle 1 50 Rena Whicker, work on No.B- 100 Lewis Dunker. same No. 2 17 00 H M Prevo, holding ex 1901,1902 4 00 B C Long, interest ou warrants 2 and 3 330 00 W R Johnson, work in No. 5 .... 16 03 Frank Breeze, same No. 3 80 Wm Murphy, same No. 4 6 00 F E Babcock, manuscripts 5 00 A W Prevo, work on No. 3 4 0 i Win Murphy, same No. 4 7 50 W M Coppess, I'o cd wood No. 1 10 IO Medaryville Lumber Co, mdse for s h 63 95 Jerry Bisher, work on No, 1 3 95 Moreland Pharmacy, school 5up....... 75 Jacob Myers, coal for No. 7 21 20 Benton Kelley, hauling children 62 00 Lenis Dunker, 12 1 , cd w ood 12 50 Bisher & Bisher, supplies 1 90 Total expenditures 1227 76 Road Fund.— Balance on hand at settlement 69 07 Received during the yea r 655 0- " Total receipts 724 14

Expenditures. Francisville Brick A Tile Co, tile 11 76 Lewis Dunker, tile outlet 10 00 P T Robinson, hauling lumber and nails 4 00 Albert Mitchell, work on highway 1 50 James Stevens. 42 rods tiling 8 4" W H Piper J 250 ft lumber 4 00 YtilicA Wiltyen, sharpening graders 255 Lewis Dunker, tiling road 5 50 C A Hardestry. 200" ft funiber 32 0> John Clinger, road ditch /. .-. 7 50 W C Babcock, auditor, road tax rec 375 52 Same, same 49 48 R A Parkinson, 2138 Thos Bobsein- 55 rods tiling 11 00 Paris T Briton, work Pinkumink gde 9 15 Albert Wheeler, same 5 40 James Russel, same 6 15 Paris T Briton same 3 00 W H Robinson, same 22 95 J W Marion, same 9 00 Frank Walters,same . 7 50 Thos Bobsiene, 32 rds tiling . ... 640 T L Shortz. work ou'road 2 00 Arthur Akers, 10 rds tiling 2 62 A H Mitchell, 1070 ft lumber 19 56 22 road tax receipts —.. 68 54 Total exnendit.urts . . 706 86 Additional Road Fund—Receipts. Balance on hand at settlement .. 247 54 Received during the year 117 30 Total Receipts . ’ 664 84 Expenditures. J R Fredrick, road sup .u.... . 3 55 Peter Rhod. 96ft tiling \ . 19 20 Theadore Phillips, work onroad I 22 45 Petter Rhod, 86 rds tiling 17 20 John G Bisher, work on road 3 00 I I, Miller, IUW feet 12 .inch tile and 2900 feet 4 inch tile 127 55 Total expenditures 192 95 Dog Fund— Receipts. Balance on hand at settlement . .... . 19125 Received during the year 87 OJ Total expenditures ........- 278 25 Expenditures. W C Babcock, excess of dog fund 96 25 Ezra Bowman, 4 turkeys and 1 goose ~ .killed 5 50 Total expenditures 101 75

. Pooh Fund—Receipts. Balance on hand at settlement*,.. .. . 72 67 Received during the year ,37 44 Total receipts .... 110 11 Expenditures, H G Jones, med atten Sirs Stansbury 600 Sirs Overton, clothing ami nhoes F D Baughman, clothing for C McGee 250 Total expenditures 13 50

SCMMABT. Bal A Rec. Exp. Bal. Township Fund 1312 1063 fl 24* 99 Tuition Fund 3636 08 18*7 00 1719 OB Spec Sob Fund 1490 67 1237 78 152 91 Road Fund 724*14 708 86 17 28 Add Road Fund 864 84 192 95 471 W Dog Fund 278 25 101 76 17« 50 Poor Fund 110 11 13 60 96 61 Total all Funds 8216 33 5203 09 3015 96

JOHN P. RYAN, Township Trustee. Examined and approved this the sth day of January. 1904. Michael Robivbom, James Stevees. Members of the Advisory Board, 1

Barkley township. rxpenditup.es W. R, Brown, advisor 3 “00 Samuel English, advisor ? 00 Geo. Daniels, advisor ? W Susie Arnold, office rent aniffonc.. . 13 2o F. B. Meyers, postage and env 10 70 R Ryse. supplies 51 50 J. M Spriggs hauling lumber 6 82 R. Ryse, arch and toots 150 00 R. Ryse, school supplies 169 25 lames Spriggs, lumber ................. 506 E. Arnold, lumber 12 00 E. Arnold, services 1902 405 00 tfi. S. Rhoades, mdse <>oor 58 78 E. S. Rhoades, school supplies 1 80 Warner Bros , road supply ... 32 10 Warner Bros, school supplies 30 00 I. J Porter & ' o, mdse poor 07 00 I J. Porter & Co, school supplies 75 F. M. Parker, tiling road ........ 20 28 A. F Long,school supplies 44 59 Rensselaer Bank, warrant No. 7... 303 82 B F Fendig, school supplies 20 T. M Callahan, work 6 95 Laßue Bros, supplies r/. 1 18 Fol z, Spitler & Kurrie, legal advice 9 00 Commercial State Bank, warrant No. 11 287 36 do " No. 10 233 05 J. G. Burris, work No. 13 13 00 R. W. Burris, “ “ 5 00 Rush & Warren, school house .65 00 I. D. Walker, work 3 25 ID Walker, hauling tile 5 50 E W. Irwin, tile 26 52 Donnelly Bros, lumber and coal .. . ■. 18 81 Hiram Day, lumber .... 52 22 L. Wildberg, mdse poor . . 13 00 ■John Renicker, gravel road ... 93 75 John Gnrriott, gravel . . ../.... ■ 80 00 s. C. Johnson, medical aid . 150 JO. D. R. Remine, work No. 13 5 00 L. H. Hamilton, com. on texts 8 31 J. I Miller, tile 39 66 Baker & Thornton, office supplies 31 70 DH. Goble, supplies .... . ....... .. 37 26 Clarence Hurley, wood No. 9 28 00 William Folger. wood No. 1 & 2 29 90 Alter & Wolf'tile 20 65 F. M Reed, mdse poor . ..... 26 00 H. A. Laklns, wo>d No. 6 29 50 J,N Baker, woodNo.B .. 22 50 8. H Hopkins, haulirg tila -■.... J. M Lesh, supplies 10 00 John Schroer, supplies 2 00 R A Parkison. aog tax 108 20 J. A Randle,supplies .......... 200 B For-ythe, supplies ' 85 Vern Kaub, teacuing .... 190 30 Vern Kaub, institute 20 2s W. M. Potts, supei visor 20 5t Volney Peer, teaching 240 00 Day Jordan, teaching 240 00 Esley Wasson, teaching 258 00 Hattie Bigelsbach, tvaching 258 00 F 8 Tyler, teaching 270 00 Jos. Moosmiller, teaching 240 01 Anna Lane, teaching 255 00 Anna Lane, Instandex... 25 38 Blaine Gwin, teaching 264 00 Jennie Eib. leaching 240 00 Blanch Antrim, teaching .. 258 00 i G. Haves teaching 300 0i Maude Walker, teacher. 270 00 Victor • omer, teacher 240 00 F. E Babcock, notice ........ 2Ou F E. Bats ock. report 7 00 Mary Richardson, teaching 258 00 Zoe Sayler, teaching .... 255 00 Wm. Nuss, work ... P< Wm. Obenchain, colt. 22.0 W. A Huff. 19 gold stars 19 0u Korah Daniels, road receipt 83 Robt. Hunter, road receipt 1 07 W. O Babcock, road receipt 581 07 L. A. Sayers, teaching 59 80 J Q. l/owis, work 15 4.0 T A Miller, poor relief '5 00 W U.. 2’zr m tl tight .......... .... .. 17 W. H Beam, freight . O. i,. Walker, wood 4 00 Th or Parker, wood 40 25 S A M rril. work .7 ™. .. 100 V t<r Corr er. institute 22 00 Victor- Walker, work 19 50 Volnr y Feer, ins itutes 18 00 W M Potts, supervisor 60 00 ohnsoti & Kresler, medical aid . . . -48 50 Nelson Ducharm. gravel 11 20 F. M. Reed, mdse poor ....... ~ F 20 Ou James Holser, lumber 38 60 Jennie Eib, institute 22 00 Mary Kn-hardson, institute ....... 23 65 Day Jo'dan, institute 22 00 L. B. Hewitt, work 3 00 E 3 Rhoad s, mdse poor 43 20 Henry Hayes, wood 10 19 Victor- Walker, wood 26 00 Alter & Wolf, tile 8 57 Mrna Goepp, road receipt 6 27Aug Goepp, road receipt 1 65 T. M. Callahan, wood 18 Oo D B. Romine, wood 18 00 Blanche Antrim, institute 23 65 Parkison Moody, road work 16 47 Esley Wasson, institute......... . 23 65 R-chmond & Smith, building bridges 30 00 Theodor e Smith, hauling lumber 4 00 Maude Wai er, institutes . 24 75 F 3. Tyler, institutes 24 75 Emmett Eldridge, wood ... ... . 19 50 R. B Harris, road work . 5 20 Harri A Bennett, road work 2 85 I.G. Hayes, institutes 21 00 D. H. Goble, Visitors 30 00 (on Ins Co, in5urance................. .. 69 25 Leslie Clark, supplies ._s i has Crumpac er, road tools _ 80 00 John Groom, gravel 4 70 Firs) N ' Bank, warrant No. 12 538 00 B J Gifford, road tax 50 (X) Donnelly Lumber (Jo. coal 10 59

do sewer pipe 5 40 G E Marshall, printing .. ... 13 50 . do 1-vy 200 James W McEwen, levy . 2 00 W H Beam, freight 6 04 Tina Milter, relief poor ?. 15 00 M L Hemphill, repairs 5 40 R Ky<e supplies 138 50 Miller & Miller, mdse . 25 12 Blain- Gwin, institutes 18 20 L H Hamilton, com , 3 65 F E Marion, repairs i .... .... 800 T M allahan, roadwork 13 50 J L Griggs tiling road ... 42 95 William Murray, tiling road 7 00 Joseph Moosemiller, institutes 22 00 Jacob Rich, road tax .... .' 2 25 W H Murray, road tax ..... .. 8 25 Frances Donnelly, rood tax 2 61 W W Murray, road tax 8 00 W R Bull, repairs 5 Oil W H Beam, freight 1 23 D R Romine, wood 6 00 Zoe Sayler. institutes 23 37 F M Reed, mdse poor 10 00 T Hurley, supplies .... 2 50 E Arnold, warrant & Ints 974 75 C W Coen High School tu.ioin 32 00 C D Norman, work 3 50 H E Parkison, advisor 5 00 J H Perrins, repairing . . 7 50 Samuel Reese, ditch work 3 25 Nancy Abbett. relief poor . 15 00 do work 12 00 W W Burns, road receipt 12 50 D R Romine, building bridges 44 00 Isaac Miller, work 31 00 J L Griggs, tiling road 42 65 Sterling Supply Co. supplies .... 2 55 Gol'Colwvll, road work. 2 25 TM allahan, supervisor . 50 IXI Wm Potts, supervisor 30 60 Clarence Hurley, ditch work t) 00 i C A Enze. lumber 21 49 I D U Romine, work 1 25 I D W iln-r, work 4 75 Geo Daniels, work 1 50 S R Ni-.-hols, road tax 8 45

do road tax > 3 88 •J G Haros, repairs , 142 W K Bull, work_l J W Ix-iich, supervisor e 85 50 . C F Schroyer, bridge work 3 00 I W B Torbet, work 150 I Wm Cooper, hauling lumber 1 75 W I, Lewis, ditch work 40 00 Chas Arnold, wood 18 00 E A Merril, ditch work 14 62 B E White, well work 8 00 William Raska, hauling gravel 8 19 G L Lesh. work 19 75 W N Jenkins, wood 8 00 H R Nichols, piling 8 00 Cleveland Price, hauling gravel 8 88 J N Baker, wood 22 50 J F Pavne, wort .a •. 8 00 W R Brown, road tax * 7 50 Tira Miller, relief |B>or „ 15 00 T J Richardson, supplies r 688 J G Hayes, repairs and work 2 60 JNTann r, work 3 50 W H Miller supervisor .. 26 25 R A Parkison, warrant int- 200 00 First National Bank, wood 30 00 T A Hurley, gravel and work 80 88 Fred Waymire, tile - - .... 48 00 R A Parnicon, ditch tax 2167

do road 15 04 WC B ibcock, road tax receipt... —.... 278 Mary Potts, road receiot 95 Newmn Jenkins, hauling gravel 7 45 Doll >n Ropp, work 4 37 Wm Pol ls, supervisor ; - 19 40 Chas Jen> ins, hauling gravel 1 1 88 J M Lesh, gravel ana work 97 00 G L Lesh. hauling gravel 26 If Homer Lakin, hauling gravel —7 CT Owen Hurley, work 6 00 Josiah Dt vis-on, gravel, Isunber, ti1e..... 20 06 Thomas Driver, supplies 18 18 de supervisor 14g M

Henry Ropp, hanihiggravel -g 00 Township Assessor, dog tax ...:3 166 oo County Treasurer, June draw 5440 50 '* July draw. 82151 Con Insurance Co., loss Burns 8 j„ 23 oo J. P. Ryan, transfer 127 oo M P Comer, J P, docket fees 2 75 County Treasurer. January draw ....1884 35 Joseph Leach, offic i desk 4 oo County Treasurer, <iog fund I 'lZl 99 County Treasurer, Dec. dmw 3568 73 SUMMARY. Bal and Disburse- BaL Receipts b's’ements ance Township Fund $ 2461 48 $ 1592 91 $ 868 57 Tuition Fund 64™ 59 4<i96 15 2313 44 Special School End 423'.i 96 4235 94 402 Road Fund .1515 42 1371 '6 144 36 Add Road Fun 1 117 u 34 513 57 656 77 Dog Fund 374 20 130 70 243 50 Poor Fund.................. 710 99 61X5 48 14 51 Total of All Funds. 16881 98 12136 81 4245 17 Approved by Advisory Board. ELIAS ARNOLD, Township Trustee.

I IFE * PLANT Renews Life. MOT ONLY DOCS IT PURIFY UK OLOOD, BUT IT RCBTORCS THC YFFM. CLCMCNT IN THS BLOOD. There ar* hundreds and thousands whoa* eyetem* are loaded with uric acid poison preparing the way for Rheumatism, Xeaema, etc.,and prompt action ia necessary or serious pain and disease are euro to ensue. The first «ymptonaa of any of these diseases are •o slight as to pass unnoticed. A slight «tiffness er eereneas in the Joints and •light twinges in the back point to a serious ceuditkon against which prompt measures should be taken. Many remedies have been proposed for ths euro of Rheumatism, Eczema, Catarrh, sto., but se far only one has proven es any real value and that one is LIFE PLANT. It has been very successful In euring these diseases, ee successful that wo sell it with a positive guarantee. Taha LIFE PLANT, take ft now. Price 11 per beMla. Xaauffictnrod by THC LIFE PLANT COk. CANTON, O A. F, LONG. Druggist.

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Kimball Piano Players at Manufacturer’s Prices. Daily Concerts At the Manufacturers’ Warerooms show the possibilities of entertaining yourself and friends in dancing to the strains of a Strauss Waltz ora two-step. The Players have Angers that play like those of a professional, giving to anyone upen any piano and without instruction practically unlimited command of the keyboard. As manufacturers of both the player and music rolls for its operation our' price includes with each player A Fine Musical Library and also places the music of onr entire catalogue at the disposal of the purchaser on terms not offered elsewhere. Stock includes Various makes. Cash or Easy Payments. LU. LU. Kimball $ Co. [Established 1857.] S. W. Cor. Wabash av. and Jackson blvd. CHICAGO.

The New MONON Restaurant Just Opened South of Depot. Jas. Malloy Bldg.

Fresh Oysters. Hot Coffee, Lunch and Meals Served all Honrs Day or Night The beat of Service Guaranteed. Give us a trial.’ .■-» Mrs. Elizabeth Aldrich, Propci etroa,

The Blood is the Life Thus said one of the greatest physicians of modern times. If the Blood is pure, then the individual is strong and healthy. If the blood is impure, then there is sickness and decay in the whole system. The duty of the Kidneys is to filter the blood, which circulates through them for that purpose, cleansing it from all impurities, worn-out matter and uric acid, collected in its journey from the heart through the system. To purify the blood we must first be sure that the Kidneys are in order. We cannot get pure water from a foul filter, neither can we get pure rich blood from diseased Kidneys. If the Kidneys are out of order, they cannot filter tha , impurities and uric acid from the blood, resultingin Rheumatism, gout, pain in the back, urinary troubles and kindred diseases. IRVING’S BUCHU WAFERS cure Rheumatism to stay cured, by removing the cause. They put the Kidneys in a healthy condition, enabling them to discharge the blood to the heart pure and healthful with all uric acid, the presence of which in the blood is the cause of Rheumatism and all other blood diseases, eliminated. Mr. John Knowlton’s experience, which he relates in a recent letter, is the same as many others who have written in thankfulness for their cure. Mr. Knowlton’s says: •'AI a sufferer from chr nle Wbeomatism for aearly twenty yearn, I think 1 may safely say that I have tried almost a hundred remedies: old women’s lecipes, physicians’ prescriptions and patent medicines. Many of them relieved me fbr a time, but the first sUghl cold brought back the Rheumatism. One day I picked up a circular of Irving’s Buchs Waters and started to read it. I was ns* much interested at first, but when I began to read how the kidneys were responsible for Rhenmatism, I began to pay attention and the common sense statements made such an impression that I Immediately bought a bon Well. I took the whole box and bad no Rheumatism for a month, but a alight cold brought it back, but not so bad as previously. Thia encouraged me, and I bought six boxes. I took them all faithfully, and it is now atae months shun I had a twinge of the Rheumatics, so that I feel that I am really cured. After tkn experienee that I had with other so called remedies for Rheumatism, you win understand how glad I am to be able t-> tea ifir to the merits of Irving’s lechs Waler*. They certainly did all that is claimed for them ia my case.** IRVING’S BUCHU WAFERS are nature’s own remedy for the cure of Bright’s Disease, Congestion of the Kidneys, Bladte troubles, Dropsical Swellings, Gout, Gravel, Jaundice, Female Complaints and Irregularities, and are a positive cure far all Diseases and Blood Impurities which are directly or indirectly traceable to deranged action of the Kidneys. They are pleasant to the taste, being sugar coated, and are prepared by the Irving Drag Co., Philadelphia. Price, fifty cents. There are many imitations of the IRVING’S BUCHU WAFERS on the market, but do not be satisfied with anything but the genuine. J. A. Larsh, Druggist

DR. ROSE M. REMMEK Optical S[M»list ■ < ' i* £ - ■- ! ■< * ’ ' Will make her reg- j - \ ' - ) ular visit to ' ■ ' : ” -7 i P. W. Clark’s Jewelry ~ Store, Jan. 20 to 23. K' ■ I IFc Jil the face as well as the eyes. Perfect lenses won't satisfaction unless they occupy the proper position cm the face. H r e know our Glasses as far as we can see them. ..Eyes Examined Free..

The medical societies of the world disclose |M| the astounding truth that 98 persons in ckw lIM every 100 suffer from some form of Kidney And Bladder Trouble, or some irregularity, disorder or symptom of those terrible diseases. FIIPHU BOE These are vital facts —facts which t ViutlT HI M HH B should appeal to you and be given 9 IBR Jff Z. our ’ mme diate and deepest thought. Pa Think of it, only two persons in f. every hundred free from these diseases: Ninety-eight persons in every hundred drifting on to the dire consequences which always follow these subtle and serious afflictions unless their development be checked at once. Nature is trying to warn you —we ask yon to heed its warning before it is too late. You need not suffer longer— You can be cured. Don't delay another day. Attend to this at once. GUARANTEED Ul. VaOSSOITI S r O WICKLY, POSITIVELY B ■ ■ ■ W AMO PERMANENTLY CURE K* Bright's Disease, Backache, Dropsy, I (’ravel, Diabetes, Rheumatism, Gout, ■ vßil IVI Weak Heart, every Urinary Disorder, nafe ■ ■ • ■ Aching Pains over the Hips Ls I anc * Sidneys, Dimmed Vision, \JKJ R Periodical Headaches, Pain in Urethra, Despondency or “Blues,” Sallow Complexion, Foul Breath, Bad Taste in the Mouth, in fact all Irregularities caused by and associate symptoms of Bladder and Kidney Trouble in any form. No matter how terrible your affliction may be, Dr. Gossom’s Kidney and Bladder Cure will cure you. It eradicates totally and completely any irregularity or symptom of Kidney and Bladder Trouble and puts those most vital organs in as perfect and healthy condition as in childhood. No matter how much you suffer nor of how long standing your disease may be, perfect health will be yours, if you use Dr. Gossom’s Kidney and Bladder Cure, which has a record of forty-two years of curing—which never fails and cures even after all other medicines and physicians have failed. Disease fastens itself upon you through neglect, nothing else. This infallible remedy attacks and destroys the very roots of disease. It kills disease germs i of every kind and fortifies the system against them. It tones up, renews and invigorates the entire body. It completely drains out of the blood every particle of Uric Acid, Urates, Lithates, etc., which cause these diseases; no other remedy in the world does this. It is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless and leaves no disastrous “after-effects." Cured by Dr. Gossom’s Kidney and Bladder Cure After Doctors and Other Medicines Had Failed. I had been suffering for the past ten months with pains in mv back and stiff joints. J could get no relief jrom anything. I tried many doctors and used many medicines I am happy and thankful to say that three boxes of Dr. Goshoui's Kidney and Bladder Cure entirely cured me. 1 can always cheerfully speak a good word for this wonderful remedy. j. D . McGAW, Athol. Mass. Wt Have Placed the Price Within the Reach of All, 50 CENTS PER BOX. A. F, LONG, 6RUGGIST.

Every 50c ts oaeb purchase gets yon one ticket on the "Malleable." f [For sale cheap, a good bay mare a) top buggy and a one home wagon. w3d2p Earl Baylbr, .

See that S9B Harper Surrey at Sohleman*«. Don’t forget the annual invoiaa ■ale at Murray a, Special sale on all winter goods.