The Syracuse Register, Volume 7, Number 22, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1896 — Page 1

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CBM DIRECTOKf. Cllt'HCH OF hlnx every *l- - erna.lv t-uudar at 11 « buudhy rwl»«<ol I »iy’3>* h» Prayer lueeilagThurxtayvvenL Ins. AH are cordially In v IUJ to attend I 1 JOsKPII HVMFV*. Fa»ior . * * to LCTHERaN Cllt'WH:—Rev Je»M: Ihinn. ■laaor In ctoarga rrv-acl-tns swry alleruale I • auJalhat ll o’clock Good -wrwms promF Ail arw*cordtally iuvllrd io atieWl U*« k lltliio aartrice* HR Clll'Rt’Hs—PTcachlnlt on and fourUi Hablmlh of each month at U. “ U1 and the hr»l habbath at 7:43 pu> ./““'{“J Sclwol at 10 a m Frajrr otvrilnsr I uw-Uay 743 D m A < ordlal toeltaltuei to ad- »»»••“* RBV. HEKK-Üb. I*a-»lor , BRETHREN Cin-R< H:-l*roaclil«>K ctery | erv-wt -unffuy and the raturday eirniin. I •*«?er ateatlng every Wednesday « veiling. Y FHC E: -Meeting held-s-st M K ’ -liurvl-every luutlay at 5 I ni Allan-cor 1 dtotl lai.tHl to attend. Lwvukkx (towm* *Wy F • SBCMT SWEDES. BL. -—-— : —- ' f | gYILA«VPR UHXiE 50. 4M. I * r* am I J. W. Stotler. . " M I Michael Nkotai L KK. Snavely, J W. B Mated Meeting* Friday «**••»« on or before tali eaona and two week* aft* r. g, |. l. II ' — . " '• I _ lodge no no. B ' ’ KMIQHTB OF FTTirU* lerseuaa Indiana meeteev**' Wednesday KkTaalaw at Va*tle llall. over hetrlngv all lorolherw io m"** .tandlug are in'lied .o aiL««*d. g[ Wm .Sirarely. C. C. I ■ Ed.C. Graham. K of K &8. By AKE view post xo :♦♦. o. A. It \ I M«t> every tot and Jd Monday night. Kia a«*h month r F Oliver Cn-m well P C. QYRACVSE TENT NO l’»< KOT*. /I akcetlnxa gad :-an-l till- Thur-ulay ."fl >“ -Miller A ttu»lxmg • drug .torr AU .1 . Knight, cordially lavltwd to attend - I J, r. llAti.ar. hlr St. < <im. I A. A. Ranos. H <• l - -H " ■ ' '■ - i *• * Winy Tin Tables. . Baltimore 4 Ohio R. R. k Tiaiua ! J ato t'jTwcnre *• folk’*’' “ i EAST BOVND. ko. . Vocal - »•»* “ f K and Mali IC.tS A ■ I >« Paaeeugrr ,oSS •* M r* WEST BOVND . Ho. H Faanenger and Mall -' M •* ? * toond ■ ** h 4. N BI.AIK. I.M-al ARcnl. farther lafwn»ailot> call on I* * ° ' KTicket Agent. M addrvee V S- Allen. Am. t Kuan'l I‘aa. r Agent, t l-U *gu ■i. U H T. U. CAMTHELL. < HA* »» M < I L E Gen lhupk W. I IWrAgt • El c. c. & st. L. R. R. Mg 1W Boat*. IriMF TABLE From Milford.'lnd . F In affect Ort- HOtb, 189$. £ 001X0 HOMTIt? Bfo «. Mall and Entree. ‘ltt Xm M all and Eypeeaa f P K** to. guoday Übly e * * * ff . GOING AOlJTtt. ’ f Ko to all and J S V m U~ g BRO'S CITY MEAT MARKET. Fay hlgheat market price for Cattle. T1o<» llldea. Lard ami Tallow-. Fwal. meat at aft ttopaa Oran block, and cvartc.u. uninwl u> ail. „ SYRACUSE. ISO rpHE PEOPLE'S meat market. tin UunlioKton StC •>«« door a»»uth of | Billiard Ro<»m /> rmh Krati At all Times Hifh«4 market price p*M for Vent Hides ami Kniltry L CaTcv A B*an, Prop* f SYRACUSE. INDIANA. t /IEO. DARR, • inNKTUin »a EniiiEi. I have on hand the finest line of CaakMA in the county* over twenty different styles an«l finish, also a complete lin4 of Burial KtibeA. Answtr a?l calls promptly «lay or night. in KISS, lADUII d» • ■ ?

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Announcements. For Representative. Editor Register: ..I I wish townnonnee that my name will be presentetl at tbe C’ouiitv Convention t<> Ik? hel. at Warsaw <>n Tuesday.; May i 26. IS9G. as a candidate for renomma-! ti«»n for Representative subject to the ■ decision of that body.. Pledging my | le st services in the interests of my eon- j sthuentsand my heartiest endeavors for their good. i john w snrrLER , —- Band Concert. Everybody came out last Friday ! evening to witness the concert given; by the Syracuee Cornet Band in K P. hall. The weather was favorable and many people from the surrounding country came in. always desirous ! to heai music whenever furnished by our excellent bund. We are pleased to see the interest thus displayed It shows that the people appreciate ! the fact that a good band, under skilful leadership is a desirable organization. and since financial Aup- ‘ port is nec- ssary to the success of such organization, the citizens should j be willing to give encouragement J The pr-M-ecda were $21.63 and will' lie used for the purchasing of new music and other expenses. One of the mumbers upon the program was an overture by G<*kou. This was J was especially fine, ami though, lengthy and qtiile di.ficult, was well; pet formed throughout, the different changes in - movement and expression being well execute*. Mr. G \V. Miles as musical director Las certainly proved hims If effirient M'is Noia Miks and Mrs. J. 11. Miller sang a very pleawiijg duet, and’ the audience heartily encored a quar-( fette sui g by Mr. and Mrs. E. W Hire Mi*h Hillabold and C C. B-u b man G-W. Miles gave a splendid; cornet solo, the organ occon.pani meiit being well peifonued by Miss ■ Miles. The evening entertainment j cloeed with a laughable farce called the “Egyptian Mummy," in which ‘ the following gentlemen took part, Wm Snavely, C. C. Bachman, E. W. Hire, E. P. Miles. Win Bowkl.-E. H’-llowav snd Allen Olt. Each one' did exceedingly well. TBe cnaructerw seemed to have been assigned to! the right persons; there couldn't hav<-1 be< n a fdtnier Irishman than Elmer ' Miles, o a m ?re nj nucus lai key than Wes Hire. Each of these twq gentlemen are well known singers, and favored the audience with the , latest songs suiting their respective 1 characters. The entertain uent last - - 'ed about two hours, and nudi- ; enev departed well pleased. Knights of Pythias, j Below we give a few statistics of Kosciusko Lmlge No. 230, Knights of Pythias Os Syracuse, showing the ■ amountof money .expended and Tor what purpose since its organization Oct 2, 1881). Tl.is organization was instituted oc the above date with twenty-one charter members. It has at present a membership of 76 It* lodge room is one of’tl.e finest in the! state and its membership is sleadili growing despite the bard times. The amounts paid out and for what purpose are ws: Number of we* ks l>enetitß 147 Paid for benefitA. s3'.)? 75 •’ “ Nurse hire, 177 12 ■* “ Bury ing dead. ICM 0*» “ Donations, 47 35 Total for relief, $722 25 Number of brothers buried, 2 1 J• ' ' ' “ “ “ w iv«-s " 3 ** “ relieved, 46 “ •* “ rel’d other lodges 3 Widowed families relieved, 1 This is a very creditable showing and one of which its members may well be proud Counterfeiters Den near Bristol. On Sun jay afternoon two boys, whose names are withe!.l, were boating on ths St Josf’plr river. Landing on an island this side of Moltville, they built a fire and while gathering wood they found a copper wire attached to lhe limb of a tree on the underside of a large-and partly decayed fallen oak. The wire ran into the ground, slightly under the surface to a high stump. Climbing this they hoked down in the hollow f stump and were surprised to see a ladder that led from the top to the bottom. They cautiously descended -1 1 and got into a subterranean channel 20x25 feet.an I 13 feet high. Ou each side was a rooom similar ly const ruct«d ai.d there was a fur,a .ce under t

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i neath the stump. A work bench ran j along the wall on which a full set iof counterfeiter’s tools, such, as dies, j i moulds and a machine. In one corner of the cupboard were found two boxes filled vyith pure gold and silver. The wire was connected with a battery and to all appe/rances was u«ed as an outside signal. The gov- ( eroment officers have been notified and pending their coming no one has access to the cave. The neighbothood is thrown into ; the greatest excitement, and it is believed that fuither and very import ant discoveries will be made. Robbed and Thrown from a Train I A. gang of five trampi who were, stealing a ride op fast train No. 47. ■fblint Lewis, conductor, robbed a . passenger Wednesday morning near] Garrett and then threw him from the . train. The tramps were on the plat- . I form of the express car. Mr. Beil- j stien, a passenger who was enroute to Chicago, stepped off the train at Garrett to get a sandwich, and when the trniu started up he jumped upon ; the platform where the tramps were, ibinkitg he had boarded one of the coaches. When about two miles from Garrett the tramps pitched in- j to him and be ba I a terrible struggle I with them. They threatened to throw him under the wheels of tie train if be did not give up his money. He dr fended himself as best be could but they fiual’y overp,ljrered him, robbed him of about $2 in money and a witch and then threw him from the train. The train was run-; ning at the iate of 50 units an hour but lhe ground being soft he was injuied but slightly. Making Lis way back to Garrett be related bi- adventure t<> the telegraph ojw rator who f immediately dispatched the operator at Bremen of the occurrence who had : odicers ready there to capture the tramps. W hen the train stopped at Breru ‘U a posse was ready to take the hoboes in charge. ( But this was not accomplished until a lively tight I had taken place, and ’.ben two of the r*>bbe.ra succee led in escaping . W hen the officers wera in pursuit of one fellow an old dutchman joined in the cha?e and with a Winchester ntle brought the in rn down, the ball penetrating his side and inflicting j Duly a tlesb wound instead ot killing J him, unfortunately. Lv W’olfe, who was a passenger xtty the trail-, was a witness of the s^ene/ at Bremen, and says that the ttamps w» re the toughest set be ever saw.—Walkerton Independent. f Additional Local. Does your bouse need papering? If so, see Wall Paper at Rothenberger's. It s a l the .‘aiue. a slight cold, congested lung* or seveie cough. One Minute Gough I tire banishes them.r- Miller ; <& Busll-Hlft, I * ... ~ . very troublesome lAxatiie ••teas" »re a'rotbei (’aid-‘ * weiT» Syrup Pepsin is more convenient. ■ | pleasant to take anti more, effective ; Trv a 10c i*-ttie large sizes 30c. and tl ' at’l'beo. Miller's drugstore. ■ ® * •“ Electric Bitters & Electric Hitters is a medicine miUe<t for any season, but i-crtiap* more g-n---ciady needed wlnn the languid 4)x- ■ hanstetl feeling prevails, when I is torpid and sluggish and the need of a ~ tonic and alterative h felt A proper I uee nf this iiHsiicine has. avei ted long i and perhaps fatal bilious f« vets. No medn-hic will act more surely i.i court- ’ teracting utrd freeing the system from ’ the malarial pdfaon, Jlradttehe U'on-tt puliou, Dizziness yield to Electric Bit- , er*. 30c and >1 per bottle at Miller & ’ Busboi-gsdiiigatocu. I H HBffifiiH At Cripple Creel, Colo. and elsewhere. are iR-ing made daily, anti the , production for ISB6 will l-e the largest .» ve? known, est-mntoi at l w«» Hundred Million iktllars. Crippie Creek alone is • pnulm lug over One Milhvu Dollars a month, and steadily increasing. Mining Stocks an- advancing in pri.e mure - rapi<lty than any other Stocks, and e j many pay uivirlemls of liSto 50 percent. ; They offer the best opportunity t-> make t a large profit on a small investment J J. E MORGAN *CO . •: t Broadway i New Ymk. are hnancial agent* or the 3 Prudential Gold Mining Co., and others ■.’in the Cripple Cree, di»tnet. They will sen-1 you fret?, interesting potticus lars of the Mining Companies they rvv j present also their book on speculation i in stocks. Graj.i anJ C«ittou containing a many m-w and im'portant features e Jm-ihl for tnese books at once if you 1, are interested in any t<>nu of specnla- ■ j tion or investments. They may prove II ptuhtabie to you b >| « Mart Strom berk left Tuesday for j North Dakota.

> at the Aitor. I A singular incident ,ia reported from Chrastlan. Pxrbemia. A loving pair ' were tn church to be united for life. While the priest pronounced the nup- ' tin I blessing* one of the csmmT.-s on the ■ altar suddenly went out. Thia, accordIlng to popular tradition, heralds the advent of some great misfortune. The young, beautiful, and jnst before a so supremely happy bride, uttered n heart - r-ndihg cry arid fell senseless into the j arnis of her distressed lover. She died a few nil no tea nfter, stlft enveloped In her bridal veil. > Take a dose of De Witt’s Little Early Kisers just for the go-id the goto! they will do you. The c little pilisore goo*l for indigestion, good for headache, grsal p>r indigestion, good for headache good for liv>t eompiaioL good for cDn.-tipa-tion. They are good.—Miller A Bush<»"g- ; t Marveious Result*. i rom a letter writen by J. Gundemian . of liiam-uidale. Mieh, W'e are |MtofiniUed to make this extract:—"l hav* to- hesitation in reconimend'iDg Dr. King * New Discovery, as the results were al nh-st m*Cveious in the ease of my wife While 1 was pastor of lhe Baptist rtiurch at Rives Junction she was brought down ' with pneumonia succeeding lagrippe I nah-xysms of coughing would J lasWouri. u ilh little interruption and it seem&l as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr King's New Discovery, it was quick in its work ami sat'Sdaetorv in results." Trial bottles free at Miller & Pnsong's drug store. —■ <■» .>■ i — Going to Buy a Watch? If so, buy one that cannot be stolen. The only thief-proof Watches are those with \

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To be sure of getting a Non-pull-out, see that the caseisstampedW-ith this trademark.toW» It cannot be had with any other kind. Sent s postal tor a watch caae ep«»or to tta laaicus Boss Fillo* Caso Mkars. Key stone Watch CaseCo** PHILADELPHIA. Z*r~TK co 1i .bi IF.YOU HAVE derangement of tho-LWor, Kidneys or Stomach, if your Blood to Impure, If trolled with consUpation, or If you Avholc sys'.amts run down and needs building us> UNCOLW TCA. Why pay a DOLLAR for a vile compound, when for 85 I TS you can got a pack*., a Os '■ i L/-.O©t-M TSA, made from pure, . fresh herbs, with curative qurilitte* far exceeding any other tea of preparation on the market. Direction* simple and plain. At! first-class druggists sell 4.1 r<COLA .j TEA. Beware of Inferior t-x* that : druggists try to sell you as •‘jus* a* rood as Lincoln Tea.” Noneoftheea ; Are as good. T--t a<*wth»». | Webster’s ! I International | 1 Dictionary | Xlavalaablo In Otter, School,and HomeX

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0 THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY 0 o ercnvat 9 9 It I* -oay to nod the word *Mt»d. 9 9 O ndi one batlrmta* ■ Iwrxr»t« O V It I* eaav to sKtrUin tils: rronanclatloa. Q 0 IMpniO'UKliu™ hibo»» I>t Iho ordinary ta- Q A ertUtaU/ markod kevr nuM m Ibe x-hoolln. <• A X It Io »o»y to trace the fteath et a word. Q X Inyo S «ir»a M d»e order «d lbw «ie«il>r"anl- A ‘ Xlt it enoy to Warn »hot a word meant. A X the dein*fr>r-.« ar* floor. errWr’U on - ' «'UL an.l A X eacli tocvauuml SO aoeiamu i ;V><rMHs. I ( O G. «£.' C. MERRIAM CO., Publisher*, 6 Sprinttieltl. Mas*.. V. S. A. A e»-S|>or‘'Wn roar*, rr.-.. oral rmoi-Hh-otton. A Q. • ♦ •» -• — k'c*■’♦/J' * i f tnt. tan*, lor 1» Tooro PrtoriyoJ of tbo/ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF W. UNIVERSITY 11 t-oordorf Wadoi »y fr-l/i CcandiMa . Far OnttaorDxrO kfrWMOo* «o*Mnd Baoiaroa kataoatlaro. •<«■. < <•’ t" nairloto e w .£ntV- in. Ir-diac t-ilko. b-ek» an I b-rtr I rbone«ra»b ? . Trpr wrUIaF =»• Trlrvraphy tooehi K>.«” «urra~f’t rraavoioo ■ —’n in I‘inki !■* r*<Bc>nN Wo taratlaß. EWTtR WlOtr. Kentork* Cislrrrotly JUr’Cara _ < aw»M«i nnr orw<!nat“a. MO* 4o»««r»o»» ywer oor r i crad-•*»» io ««wr''i»» •i>o"' f *r«- „ , gg- J t Irr (»••< *■-» •’*" ' ■••» f'«* iMo CcJrg* i «or» >ki* orfier odd r- 1 *"" «• M<srWILBUR R. SMITH, LEXIKCTOM. KYo

BOWS. Here’s the Idea: The bow haa a p-oova oq each end. A cellar rune down inside the pendent (stem) and fiu into the grooves, Crtoiy locking the bow to the pendent. . so that it cannot b« puUcd er twisted off.

Xwcesaor of the $ ••Uusbrldged.” 9 Standard nf tha y f. S. Gov't I’rinV $ Ing Office, the I 8. 9 Su|>reme Const, and 9 <>f isarly *>l 9*e Q Scboomovks. 9 Warmly eom- X nv-nde-d l-y State X Superintendents X of BrUm-to, aa«i X other Fdncakx* al- X Bioel without ume- X her. A V

The Cash Store HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED FULL LINES OF GOODS FOR ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPART, MENTS WE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY WITH A CHOICE, UP-TO-DATE LINE OF MERCHANDISE. 'X X X X X X X New dress goods. Anticipating a very radical change in the styles of dress goods for the spring of ‘96 we made an extra, ordinary effort to close out all stock on hand, and to what extent we succeeded many of you know. X Very little left X Which enabled us to put in a complete and up-4o,date line. X MOHAIRS, in plain and figured. X NOVELTIES, all styles. X SERGES. HENR ETTAS sic. X PLAIDS, a fine ■' line, suitable for waists and suits.,X THE LATEST! IN TRIMMINGS to match goods. X X X X A new line of shoes. All kinds and sizes in strictly up,to,date And the full worth of your money,,,looc on the $ Special closing prices on all old lines. X X X HATS- —Young men, We wish to call your attention to the fact that we , have in stock a full line of the popular styles in Fc, doras and stiff hats. X Hats for old and young. X Ladies’ shirt waists. THIS WILL BE A SHIRT WAIST SEASON. X We have a complete line from 50c up. X EARLY BUYERS will get the CHOICE SELECTIONS. X We have a more cemplete line of fashionable and up-to-date goods than was ever before shown in Syracuse. Come in an J look it over. We’ll be glad to helpyou. STETLER & STR I EBY. Our Store Is Everybody’s Store. People are well acquainted with this fact, for the low price wind has been blowing trade our way. People come, examine and buy and, buying once, buy againX-Those who are not our customers, we will say. when XXX you get tired of paying prices you shouldn't XXX pays when you get tired of wasting money you shouldn't wastes when you are ready *” v ,<ome to us, whether you care to buy or not come in and see us. E. E. Miles & Son, Basexs G-xocers. al I I 1 iSI M

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SPECIFIC • FOR SCROFULA. “Since childhood, 1 have been afflicted with scrofulous boils and sores, which caused me terrible suffering. Physicians were unable to help me, and I only grew worse

under their cure. At length, 1 begun to take ’ AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and & very soon grew betterl After using half a dozen - bottles I was completely

cured, so that 1 have not had a boil or pimple on any part of my body, for the last twelve years. I can cordially recommend Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as the very best blood-purifier in existence.” —G. T. Reinuakt, M versv il leJZgxas. BYER’S BSE TEE ONLY WORLD'S FAIR w w Sa f s Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cares Cosghs aad Colds THE CREATES! AUTHORITY IN THE WOULD PRESCRIBES CSSIMAS’S MENTHOL INHALES

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t>H ■— U S—for Sur<»— to Ik, Centra! Ur*» Thrrat tv H—p.:.!- Hr **«« alm—lf b> • rarent •—Ural u> ,mpkati. term* — t.lfow. “Tka w*— * rWefc. la ■ Mara—r Warty k— ,k — wewwlaea, —<’ fa** *• <k» k —• — all for-. tt aaaal «l —• ak-lrartfo. I. ike aalaeal 1 lull—f. I W—WiUlataM ’ttylW tabalee la Ik. nlul at kaa4e*4a per a*." lIIMJU (MUI IX MS I* *V«*r *l»C0Ltll The. •by*, r— r» la a Jafotrt way irvlr, u wrar eat yow —tear. wkaa I—rai.«a will rah... yew lattanUy. ■ U • • C«uual Cnmpanlaa ! »S '« —Ui -T foe W rta. No law w aaa—drag, la 4*loillaU yoar .yolaiu. Only a rarrrablax a».l haaKefol .11 <a yaa. 1.-ll—on—M. In trarallne. FaUfo Maaee. aa4 a— il aa, Sak k Iba paua aU la Mratttlb—lot lb. ll>r”au ' ■MCI SieilTS I DR. J. H. SAT.ISMTRV, a tyMsgeUhrl iRrLtItRXAi yliraKH. at !>.. lafineeraß UcWU." SEA SICKNESS! 1i..» E» ti»« Z.<»w4.»sb /.a«ercr. «*ysi •’I Inwa4 Cushmaa‘l Menthol exvretMS • Bi*rbed ctal 13 *«• 'dcbssM* snd to she wd *•*»]«•» which rsosisi Aitor to* BCtwsU vornamg wtohtof ptotod •«. M-rTTVILS*. N. T-. j»n. VI. » had Cwtotrh aboM ten iwn A frtond tots* »• «M •« inhalers. 1* UipU km the first tune I trtorf It *** T. DOUGLAS MORT-W. Ks*mt*«, N. T. I ba*t wad bm W W MawAol l»habrt tor »bo«t a moafb ftf >r«atc Catarrh o 4 twenty jaara* ecandmt. h hae {***•»• than *ll «<b»r ratoMtoe I ever trteJ. _ Tha m-aat raftoahrnr and Haaithfui aid to RKADAHIK Suffarere. Brtn<e <toa» HIM SlmvAm. Carve Iwemaa aa<b Srrveu. FrgWSiw». DaeA ba tooled with w«rth tow trndtottowa. Taha aw to CUMU ■Am. Ma. at drvrvwta. er maitod poMpato Writ* tar Itoah ai» Maalb <4 and teallmonlale. <I Ml WAS KHUiS COw VHwaaaaa, lad.« Mi B»arto»ra St., Otaagfe UL E-rryrrrmmTmTTnz Aman's Menthol Balm: tothkßKtyaoraat. and awl rettabte > ranrdy for „ SALT RHEUM CHAPPED HANDS h ft?" SBgaj“' : SCMM ERYSIPELAS ANO OLD SODtS. k 2 t»«toßy Recnw—iiWe to PILES u Quick to Raliere Pain an.l Reduce InOanimnllon. », R Guaranteed to glee wuiai-u-iion; when you neea L an oli.Uuent.l* aura to gel Cuabmaa'l Menthol . Balm. Do uot accept anything elm u being lust ’ E “ S°“U Thl ’ Bahn b the 1 nrgeat Box ot OinG £ meat and the lent on the market. ’ Rif vou cannot get it of your druggiat send SSc. s for one box by mail. Sold by all leading druggleta ft CUSHMAN DRUG CO. > N nscrrxia. 1»». —Mi »—ekeea rwififi*. > Or niartin s Nervine Ceflee Sam Half Yeur Calee Expense and Saves Doctor Bills A pleasant table drink, purely cereal gluten aijd vegetalile, and a positive cure for headache, nervousness, dyspepsia. sleeplessness, heart disease bilionsaess. constipation and the inanf other ailments caused by coffee and tea. J E. White, Kalamazoo, Mich., writes: “My wife has beenscvorly afflicted with headache and heart trouble. While using Nervine Coffee she was almost totally free from both. She must have it.” Itb, 100 cupsSOe. Sample making 25cups by mail 100. Address Dr. Martin Health Food Co, Elkhart. Ind. Sold by S. L. Ketring and J. E Kilgore. Eat Dr. Martin’s Royal Breakfast Food. » The muscle builbing. brain strenghening, nerve invigorating properties extracted from choice wheat, requiring the life and strength of many pounds to obtain one package. It is posiaiveily the best for well and sick, quiets nerves, sooth* the stomach, cures constipation, children thrive on it- For health drink Dr. artin'e Nervine Coffee, a pleasant table drink, pure cereal, gluten and vegitable. C, S, Ainsworth, Indianapoiie, lh<i., writes: “1 have been greatwith stomach trouble, and and your food and coffee the best J hrve ever us- • ed.” Food. 2lb package 15c. Coffc, Ith 2»c Sold by S. L. .Ketring and J. E. Kilgore. .' DOLLARS ~ PER DAY 20 Easily Made. W< wut mxay W«n. womn. ter*, ate fill- t.i work tor B* a t«w hoari daily, right la «ad aiouwt th air own hemea. Th* btubMM 1* «*«y. pl«a«aut, rtrteUy bonorabte. ate pay* batter than any cih.r ottote agwnU. Tea bar* a dear RiM am! ao oompetittoa. Fxpariaace ate (pedal ability uai y. Mo capital reqeired. Wo equip you with everything that you ueed, treat you well, aind help you to earn ten timea ordinary wage*. Wo-nea do M ueD ae men. ate boy* and gfria make good pay. Aay one, anywhere, can do the work. AU reoeoed who follow oar plain and sitnple dlrootkm*. Earueot work will surely bring yoe a great deal of wooer gverything b new $ ate la gnat demaat. Write for our pamphlet Haewlwr and reaelve tall iuiormatlon. Ko ham ‘ 4mm u you aouatade not to go on with tte Qeorce Stinson&Cq., Box 488, PORTLAND. MAINS.