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The Walnut Valley Times from El Dorado, Kansas • Page 4

The Walnut Valley Times from El Dorado, Kansas • Page 4

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DAILY WALNUT VALLEY TIMES A letter Irom Major Armatrong yeater day atated a need lor the twenty alck In tbe The Fourth. Wool Soap! The Timks hs received the latest catalog ot the most beauilfuldeslgna of personal and Iraternlly cardsever Been anywhere. All kinds of Masonic, Order ol the Eastern Star, Odd Fellow, Rehekah, Pythlar Rath-bone Sisters, railway engineer, fireman, B. R. T.

conductor, O. R. Msccabes, Royal Arcanum, Elks, Grand Army of the Republic, Womana Kellef Corps, Sons of Veterans, hook and ladder, Ure department, Knights ol Malta, Good Templars, Forrest-era, Modern Woodmen, Ancient Order of United Workmen, Red Men, Woodmen of the World, Knights Kohraaaen, Christian Endeavor, L. A. bicycle, Heptaosophi, Ladles Auxiliary, O.

R. and dozena of others. Going visiting, going to grand Is all right, tional W. O. attempted to pay oil the debt on the Woman's Temple, Chicago.

The degtjs only. $200,000, And is to be paid wool ly by the sale ol WOOL SOAP.a really excellent article, manufactur by Swift We have WOOL SOAP at 5 and 8 cents a bar It is good, and is sold a for worthy purpose. W. W. Pattison Sons.

JULIANS DRUG STORE I. I I. JULIAN, HEADQUARTERS FOR Paints, Oils, Wall Paper Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. "Shoofly" will keep the fllos away from your stock. I.keep.lt.ln bulk NORTH SIDE CENTRAL A VENT IE, hospital at Chlckameuga, ol night ahlrta, towela and pillow caaea.

The Kellef Asto- elation here reaponded Immediately and aent on the .1:20 Mo. 1'ao. two dozen nlKht ablrta and about twite aa many towela Tbe reaerva lund waa used for purchaalng part and aome were donated by tba merchants Thoae bought were procured at coat through the generoelty of El Dorado merchants. The aoldler boya will be made happy on tbelr arrival. Kl Dorado baa had a aurfait ol baloon as cenalona and Ire work.

Home propose and the amusements committee ol the Fourth celebration bore la friendly, to offar puraea to our dormant and neglected lire boss compantea. It la believed that con teata can be made between thla and other cltlea that will pat our Fourth money to better use than burning It In Ore worka or squandering It on a ball hour'a eight ol a big bag Icllated by hot air. It I Dorado never bad a Oner, jollier Fourth nor equal excitement than tboae In which ahe had boas racei, let ua have a hot time with aome hoae racea. Trinity church: There will be the usual torvlcea next Sunday morning, April 121b, 18(18. II.

C. Talbot, Hector. td The lire In tba Methodlat paraonage tbla morning la an objeet lesson on the folly of the uao of gaaollno atovet in good buildings The gasoline atove, like the unloaded gun, la a conatant menace to lire. The least Inattention and It explodea or dares. Like a mule that treata bia maater well lor yeara In orde to kill him with one kick, tbo gaaollno atove Ilea In wait for ita victims and when loaat expected It lakes advantage ol forgetlulneaa, neglect, wear or anv o'd cause and In tbe twinkling ot an eye Ireab borrora are added to the dally griat recorded in the newapapera.

Tbe great American habit ol daring the gasoline atovo to blow up contlnuea with ua even wbea we have better, aaler, eq ialiy cheap and cloan- erluel at band, especially in clttea like E. Dorado, We ruah auout In auch a hurry that we have not even the time to con-alder reasons why we abould not continue to hazard our Uvea with auch treacherous fluid. tjomlng aud Ooln Out ol town: Goo Fulllnwlder to Wichita. Tumor to Wichita. Miss Oua 1'oe to 1'otwln.

Mra A layder and oblldren, Vinlta, Lucille, Donald and Raymond to Bellcvne, Missouri. Mra It Long to Neal, Returned home: Mra Urlfflth.a guost of Mosea Harth- man and family, to Colwlch. Mlaa Eugenia Wilson from Hutchinson. Tlaltora here: Frank Boaaen of Douglass, w.th Uolcomb. Alfred Hatrlhon ol Furley.

Council 1'rooeedTuga. The city council met laat evonlng In reg ular session. All menibora were present except Joskins, Holderman and Slates. Bllla allowed: Salarlea, Bull, city clerk, 15; A Kramor.clty attorney, (II; VV 1 Hoy, atroet commissioner, 2. Jeaklns, use of teim and drayage, t'24 7ft, Olio, killing and burying doga, 3.60; work with team, Saylora, George Mnhan, DeShurley, street crossings 42 01.

The bill ol Crelgbton and Smith for re. pairing tbe flag atatt on the olty building waa relerred to tbe committee on claims. IheuondolF. R. Bull as eily clerk, $1,010 waa approved.

A petition for a high grade and solid three foot oroas walk at the aoulb end of tbe alloy between Meehanlo anal Merchant alreeta on (Kb, Avenue, waa read and re lerred to the atreet and alley committee. Our Teaohera. The rocomondatlon ot those teachers wbo have boon In the schools lor a number ot yoars and are again re-elected, la one ol the beat that can be given tbem. Their work provea them to be compotent, (111 el "tit and In aplte of many difficulties wutuh necessarily come up In school work, tney retain their eontrol and Influence ov er pupils. Some of tbem have been In tbe acboola lor years, and time only strength ens them In the esteem of school patrons The work ol a teacher is everlasting.

Their lnlluenoe goea Into thousands of homes and finally tboae youngor Uvea, directed and guided by the teacher's mind, grow up and truly "Toe aword and the pen of the statesman, Will be held by the Utile brown hand." Among thoae wno have wrought in the city echoola continuously lor several )eara arc: Misaea Dell Patton, Alice Vaugbt, Mabel Morrlaou, Mettle Robb, Lela Allen, lunlala Adams, Ola Brown, Mae 8chmuck-er, Mrs. II. M. Richardson, Mra. V.

Whlatlcr; Meaars. R. F. Washburn.Ueorge Mclntlro, Frank Mitchell and L. D.

Had-loy. That the new teachers, Misses Alice Oldham, Lura Norrla and Gertie Dlek may win for themselves a like oompllment la the wish of all tbelr friends. Wantod, young woman to wait on customers In small business, In exchange for board and lodging. Reference required. Inquire at TlMig office.

031 ti Mid-week prayer meeting at BantUt church tonight. Subject, Charaoteriallci of Children ol God. Ladlea Aid Society it Mra. Brown'a tomorrow at n. m.

Catarrh (aunol lie Oared With l'ical aimllentlnns. a' the seal of the disease atarrh la a blood constitutional dlstiasu, and lu ordur to cure It Von imiat takH tiiliTnal thiumIIm lli- Urrh ure is taken internally, and actadlrcetlr oa the bbKHl and iiiuioua surfauea. Hall's La-I prescribed bv one ol the heat ulivHlclana In Lint. II.JL UUKCK lltM.IIIMnu l.u-. country lor years, and la a raaular liraacriutlon.

It la composed or the tunica known, cum. bln.Hl with the best blood purl Here, acting di. rcCtlV Oil Ilia munoiia combination of t0ru.ii.... i. duces euoh wonderlul resulta in eurlug Catarrli heu.l for testimonials, free.

ciiKun ki rroee.t Toledo. Sold by all drugglHe, priia Mo. u' Hall's Fsinl.y;eills era Uwbeet. MI33 FLOItA POOL, City Editor Wednesday K. 11.

(Jlnrk haa received a cur ot augar. Fred Voaa, Benton's utmee, over to tbe Hub today. Mn. Jmle Blsr.lc ill and can not he with her classes thle week. A.

Hrumback ia transacting buslnoss In tbe suproize court at Topoka. W. W. Btigoee is at Hutchinson attending tbe Kepulillcan convention. Do not forgot the C.

W. II. M. eoclal at Uorriy Park tomorrow evening. K.

W. Weeks, formerly of I'ontlao, now ot Xeala, Bourbon county, la In tbe city. L. Ilrown, of Wichita, traveling trolgbt agent for tbo Mo. fan.

waa In town today. Mra. Alibis I lot haa gone to Otto Bnacb near Macalawa, Michigan, to apend the itimmor, A great, big afaower ol rain tell here' aboota thla morning and a bigger thla af. tornoon. Robert Vaught'a letter from Chlrkamau-ga In the Times thli evening la qulto It-tereallng, Kay Baloh loavea thla evening lor King- ITaher, Oklahoma, where he haa a alt In a harness shop.

U. P. Alkman, A. L. 1..

Hamilton and 8. It. Clifford are attending the convention at liutobtnaon. Frank Patterson, at the Uolmonlco fountain, la tbe heat mixer of aoft drlnka ever In Kl Dorado. Wm.

Bailey waa Ml) yeara old ycatrrday and aaya be foela younger than ho did at ball that age. Edgar Louthun and Krnnk VVIckham are on (Jole Crook Hitting up a windmill and tank lor J. A. Mllhourn. Wanted, a atcady young man, willing, active, of fair education, to loarn the print er'a trade.

Inquire at Times ollloo. Inadvertantly Mlsa Alice Vaught'a name waa omitted laat evening from the Hate' re-elected teacbora In the city acboola. A military program will lie given at the itellcf Aaaoolation social next Tueaday evening at Uordy Park. Everybody abould Kenneth Holci tub ia enjoying a vlalt from his mother, Mra. 8.

L. llolcomb, and hla elator-ln-law, Mra. 11. T. llolcomb of Doug-laaa.

Clayton Loomla exhibits bla patriotism by a nicely arranged window at Hitchcock's, Tbe ribbon drapery is especially attractive. Smith-Butts: Marrlod, June the Boalon Hotel, by l'robate Judge M. lUndall, Mlsa Alice Bntla to William J. Bmltb of Beaumont. Mra.

P. M. Moore and niece. Utile Marglo Louthan of Tuscola, Illinois, are here lor a visit with Mlsa Margie' ircnla Mr. and Mra.

c. N. Louthan. B. llazloll haa alogoabln built ol wall paper In N.

C. Doorlng'e drug store window. A rail "woiui" lence back ot It also of wall piper, provea that Mr. ilazlett. baa at one time been ellbor In Kentucky or Missouri.

Mrs. Cbarlea Pattlaon, nee Etta Dames and two little sons of Los Angolos, Callfor. uia, wore guosts ol Mrs. Vincent Ilrown today. They are now at I'ontlao vlalting with Mrs.

Frank Eckel, They have been at Douglass some time. ine uackot olerka and employers wont on a rabbit cbaae laat eveulng on bicycles and took sloven dogs, all belonging to Oiin them. The doge, net tbe bi cycles, ran down two rabbits, whlob wore brought borne aa trophlea. Tbe secretary of tbe Relief Association haa written to tbe mayor of each of Hie twelve roorultlng atatlons represented in tbe 21st Kanaaa elating what haa been doue at Kl Dorado.and aaklng their co-operation I here are responses exported from each city. Thursday, June Oth, la obaorved by tba W.

C. U. aa Flower Mission Day, all the anui-tna ortne city will be remembered If possible. The members of the W. C.

T. 11. are requested to mom, at W. C. T.

U. re, i1 ing room at 1:30 p. Thursday, to make boqueta. By order ol Mrs. Tyler, prcel.

uepi. F. M. Boawell la at Kansas City running a swing nailed the "Ocean Wave." Ou May 81st a small cyolono atruck bla tent and blew It over. A boy by the nauu ol nan, woo uaed to live here, waa knocked down and badly bruised.

Considerable damage waa done to hla awlng.but he uiado repairs and Is situ ruuulng It. mra. u. rumor haa reoolved word irom ur. lompklna today aaylng: "Kindly pu.ipune tue lecture until Fall, Our leader baa today commissioned me for other work for the preaent." As a leotur.

or wm ue in lopoka In two weeka tbe Christian Scientists hope their date la not poatponed but lor a abort time. a email blaze occurred at the reaidence or c. C. Wooda thla morning at 7 a. m.

A in me tank or a gaaollno atova was the cauae. A yard hose applied by Will Sellg nu jonn Morrison quickly extinguished toe ore with very little damsgo. The tiro oyt wore getting there all right, bowover The possibilities ol a conflagration just at that point are largo for had the parsonage burned the church would have gone too. At the reception given by tbe Kpworth League tomorrow evonlrg at the M.Mlio-dist churcu, in honor ol normal atudenta: mandolin duet. Mlasct Pearl and Grace Miller, duet, Dra.

Lawrance and Fullin-wider; aolo, Mra. Welghtman Smith; mile quartet. Uecltatlcn, Mlsa Mae Fulllnwtd-er; ladlea quartet; aolo, K. C. Marshall; -do, Paul Hunt; solo, Mies Clara Wiley; mando-lln duet, Mlasea Pearl and Graoe Miller, It is decided by a lare major ity to celebrate El Dorado's business men wide-awake Subscriptions generous Com mittecs begin work im mediately.

Come to Kl Dorado on The Fourth to push along tlio nfo-serviinue of The Fourth, The mooting at tbe court room last night received anew Invoice of enthusiasm Irom the Ways and Meana committee's report which showed about i'iO in aubacrlbtlons, and more mine In algbt. Messrs. Tollc, West, Sellg, Mobberly and Shelden In tbelr interviews with tba bust neaa men anal other patrlota were met with generoelty, cbeerfulnesa and promptness, It Is doubtful II auch subscriptions were ever before so easily aeoured, and'ths die. appointments were few. The following commlttsea were announc ed by the executive committee at the meeting laat evening.

Orounda, Wm I Boy, Lafo Knowlcs and Burlord Jeaklns. Speaker, music, Dr Lawrance, Mra Black, Marshall and Harvey. Program and Amusements, 1 Sandl-fer, A Miller and Oua Thompson. The executive committee will see to let ting the privileges on the grounds. Apply to Secretary B.

A. Miller. New features are to be Introduced Into this celebration. The program and amuae-laents committee will report in a very abort time what the offerings are. Not a detail is to be lacking to make tbe celebration a thoroughly enjoyable one.

Additional 'l'bonee. The following la a Hat of 'phones pliced In sloes the oarda now In use waa printed. All patrons are request to cut thla Hat out and attach to the oarda: Cooper, reaidence 91 Cooper, office 89 Ewlng, CW, residence 90 Kwlng. MraJH, residence 80 Lehr, Ka, meat market 87 Turner, reaidence 88 Advocate olllce S'S Gas ofllce ltr Klaer, LL, olllce 183 McQInnia. olllce A Fulton, Ice, central office.

inompaoo, reaidence 84 Hopkins, olllce 81) to July 0 Weather Keport June 8th Rain eaat and central portion tonight. Thuraday, partly cloudy. I-ce-S-Cream-Social at the City Park Thursday evening, June 9th, under tbe dl rectlon of tbe C. W. B.

M. of the Christian church. Tin Work and Repairing. I am still at the old atand on North Main ready to do any tin work or repair In tin or on light machinery. Roofing' and spouting are my specialties.

dtl J. Davis AGENTS WANTKD FOR "WAR WITH SPAIN," Including battles on aea and land. Contains all about armies, navies, lorta and warsb psof both nations and graphic story of the great victory of the gallant everything about Samp son, Schley, Kltzhugb Lie and leading com' manders, by Hon. Rankin Young the intrepid leader lor Cuba libra In the balls of Congreas. The greatest war book publshed, 000 large pages; 100 superb illus.

tratlona' many In rich colore. Has largo colored maps. Blggeat book, highest commls alona, loweat price; Only $1.75. Each sub scriber receives a'grand if l.OOpremlum tree. Demand enormous; barveat for agents; 30 daysoredlt; Ireigbt paid; outfit free.

Write to-day. Addreea, The National Book Con' cern, Dept. 16, bM Dearborn St. Chicago. to 031 To Care Constipation Forever- TnkoCaHcarota Onndy looortjfie.

ii v. u. ittii 10 cure, uruKgibta refund money. Oreenhoaee, Groenhouee at b02 Atchison street, Flowera and plants lor festal ami funeral occasions, at reaaonable rales, Mrs. NOBI.B.

tf The Auieriean Navy, Cabaand Hawaii. A portfolio, In ten parts, sixteen views In each par', of tbe finest half-tone pic tures of the American Navy, Cuba and Hawaii, haa Juat been laaued by a Chicago publishing house The Atohlaon, Topeka A Santa Fe Rail way haa made arrangements for a special edition for the benefit ol Its patrona, and a apeclmen copy oan be aeen at tbe lecal ticket office. Single parte may be had at ten centa each, the fall aet, one hundred and sixty piotures, ceata but one dollar. Subscriptions for tbe aet may be lelt with the agent. In view ol tbe preaent excitement regarding Cuba these ploturea are very timely.

Call at the ticket office and see tbetu. separator for Hale, For aale, a boras-power and separator an excellent threanlng machine, bells and everything In good order. Haa run three eeaaona and works all right. Will sell ma- line or horao power separately. Cash or easy terma as purchaser may dealre.

S. MoCaskiy, to June 13 El Dorado, Kansas Fos KxNT.aboul acrea of Sne pasture, hade and living water, within live miles of Kl Dorado. Call at Times office. dttntd The NaTs U. have eplendld Naval lCugagemont, Desperate battle fought without the lo si ota man on our aide.

Consequently all are going to take a trip via the MISSOURI X'ACIFIC UA1LWAY, The following la a lltt ol excursion ratoa renounced to tar-more to follow: Beginning June 1st, we will sell round trip tickets to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and at tbe rate or 23.50 good 00 days Irom date of aale. Omaha, Nebraska, Trana-Mlssltslppl Tumrest June 30 to July 3rd. One rare plus $2 lor round trip. Tickets told June 29; limit for returd July 8. Denver, annual meeting American Medical association, June 7th to 12th; gno (arc plUB 2 lor tbe round trip; limit July 0.

Salt Lake City, Utah, International Mining Congress, July 6 to one lare plus $2 round trip. Date of sale July 3rd; transit limit days in each direction; final limit for return July 23rd. Omaha, Nebraska, National Republican League July 15 to 17; one fare plus li for round trip; limit for return July 22. Denver, biennial meeting General Federation of Women'e Clubs, June 20th to 21) one fare plus 2 lor the round trip, Limit July 17th. Portland, Oregon, tenth triennial National Council ol Congregational churchet.

July 7th to 12th: fUO.oO lor the round trip; tickets on tale July 1st and 2nd. Limit 30 dayt. San Francisco: Cal North American Tumors' Union convention, July bin; for tbe round trip; tickets on tale June 2jth and Home Hkkiskhs excursions to points In Arkansas, Indian Territory, Texu and Louisiana, one tare plus $2 for round trip. Limit 21 daya from date of tale. Stopover privileges allowed.

Dates of tale June 7 and 21st. Dallas, Meeting of tbe Imperial Council Noblca ot tbe Mystic Sbrlne June and 15. Tlcketa on aale June 12 and 13. Limit for return, 1ft dayt from date of tile. One tare for round trip.

Ottawa, Ottawa Chautauqua As-temhly, June 80lb to 24; one lare tor tbe round trip, Also cheap rates to Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and olber northwestern pointa. Consult Ibe Missouri Pacllio agent before making a trip, aa he will make It to your advantage to do so. For Information, maps, eto call on P. Mobberlt, Agent. My accounta are in the nanus ol Curttt L.

Harris for collection. Those knowing tbem. eelvea to be indebted to me will please settle with him. Frank C. Armstrong M.

D. diw Aug6 The alltornin Ltmltoa Takes you to Los Angalea in only bl bourt over tbe Santa Fe ltoute. Bo si Itoute ben train beat time. Mealt alwayt good. RESIST PREVAJXIHG DISEASES.

C. II. Sellg, Special Agent. lodger Gives tbe Timks your order a week or ao before you go and carry the finest cards that are made. Indigestion, constipation and llvor dls orders yield to Prickly Ash Bitters.

It atrengtbena the whole system and purities the blood. Bold by C. H. Sellg. Experience Teachsi the value Hood'a Sareaparllla.

It la constantly oompllahlng wonderful cures and peorle I all aectlona take It, knowing it will do the good. Hood's, Pills cure all liver Ilia. Mailed for 25 cents by C. I. Hood Lowell Maes.

During the summer of 1891, Mr. Chas Johnson, a well known attorney of Louie- ville, a very severe attack of turn mer complaint. Quite a number otdlfferen remedies were tried, but tailed to aford any relief. A friend who knew what waa r.eed ed procured him a bottle of Chamberlain Cbollo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which quickly cured him and be thinks saved bis life. He says that there haa not been a day eince that time that he baa not had thla remedy In hla household He speak ol It In the blgbeat praise and takea much pleasure in recommending It whenever an opportunity la oflered.

For sale by C. Sellg, druggist. Beduoed Bates Via. Santa Pa. Ottawa and roturn, June 11 to 24, liniltod to June 27, $3 88.

Winn eld and return, June 13 to 23, I mlt ed to Jo ne 30, 1.32. Dallas Texas, and return, June 12 A 13, limited to If) days, J12.40. To all points In Texas, New Mexico, Ar Izona and Arkansas, at one fare plus 1 for the round trip on June 7th and 21st, limit ed to 21 divyt. For further Information, call on H. A millkr, Agent.

Public Library will be open Irom 2 to Op m. on Saturdays and as a Sunday Irom 2 to p. m. on Olva the (Jnlldrtin a Drink. Called Graln-O.

It is a delicious, appe tlzlbg, nourishing food drink to taku the place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used it because when properly prepared It taatee like the finest co dee but la free from all Its Injurious propertlea. Graln-O aids digestion and atrengtbena the nervea. It la not a stimulant but a health builder, and children, as wen as aauus, can urink it with great benefit. Coats las much as coffee 15 and 25o.

Wintko: Butter customers for Ave pounds ol Jersey butter per week, delivered at 15 cents per pound. Mrs. Frank Ri'Ddicx. There la no )oy In thla world equal to the happiness or motherhood. A woman's health is ber dearest possession.

iood looks, good times, happiness, love ami lte contlnuance.depend on ber health. Alnost all ot the slokneaa ot women Is tree able directly or Indirectly to some derangomont ol tbe organs distinctly temlnlne. Troubles of this kind are often neglected because very natural and proper modesty keep wo men away Irom physicians, whose Insistence upon examination and local treatment gen. eraily as useles as It Is common. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription will do morn tor them than 99 doctors In 100.

It will do more than tbe hundredth doctor oan unless he preecrlbea It. It is a proscription Dr. B. V. Pierce, wbo for 30 years has been chief consulting physician of tbe World's DlapenBary and Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo, n.

r. Send 21 one cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only, and get bla great book. The People's Common 8ense Medical Advises, absolutely Iree. A. TM a.a? Time Card.

NORTH BOUND. 441 kanaaa City Express, arr. 8.20 a 8:40 a 2:00 i AUA. 452, Accommodation freight SOUTH BOUND. 413, Passenger 151.

Accomodation freight, 11:40 a no. For further particulars inquire ol H. A. Millkr, Agent Palntins, rspsrusaitnc, Bto. When yon are ready foryonr spring painting graining, white-washing and paper-hanging get eatlmatea from the old reUabte.

WairiniAD. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of ff-J( Onoa Tried, Always Used. If we sell one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, we seldom fall to sell tbe same person more, when It Is again needed, Indeed, It hat become the family medicine of thla town, for oougha and oolda, and we recommend It because of Its established merits Jot. E.

Barned, Frop. Oaklsnd Pharmacy, Oakland, Md. Sold by C. H. I mom Ex Senator John J.

logalls, ot Kansa', rhose fame as a brilliant writer, a mm of remsrsaule scholarship and literary aliain-ments, la even greater than tbat of tbe dis tinguished senator, announces anew book on tbe sul ject of the Amerlcan Bpanlsh-Cuban War. It la entitled "America's Wir For Humanity In Picture and Story," It la published by the N. D. Thompson Pub lishing of St. Louis, and ia an exhaustive discussion of the cau-r ol ihe war, and an equally exhaustive ol Its Incidents, and a brilliant analyi-la of the famous characters conducting II.

It promisee to be the one great and pop'iUr work called forth by this wonderfully In teresting national eplaode. Whatever Sen ator Ingal Is touches he adorns; and this book shines and sparkles In the light of his geulua. The present work la worlbv his nlus, and will be a monument to bis lame. The subject now so engrosses the popular mind as to forecast for this book a aale that will be unlvereal. It will be eold by subscription only, and the canvassing aamplea are now ready lor agents.

a advertise it in another column. Stagnant breatb, poorappetlte, bad ('Igee- Hon are due to a disordered liver. Correct tbia at once if you would avoid a hick spell. I'rickly Ash Bitters, the system cleanser, ia what you need. It purlllet the blood, cleanees the bowels and pu the stomach, liver and kldnoys in perfect condition.

Sold by C. II. Sellg. Tney Don't Wink, When train stops; tbe electric Ugh Is In passenger equipment of tbe Snta 'Fe Ilcu'e. Liohornb 1'ure White Legbona egra for batching.

My hena are laying more egge than I know what to do with, tome quick. O. Sheldkn, near Mo. Pac. depot, dAwtd Chamberlain's Pain Balm bat no eqml'aa a houaebold liniment.

It la the beat remedy known for rheumatism, lame back, neuralgia; while for sprains, bruises, tcalda and tore throat, It la Invaluable. Wort PlUe, merchants, Femandina, write: averyone who buyt a bottle of Kcmldles, comes back and saya It la the est medicine be haa ever uaed." 2 and BOoentaper bottle at C. II. Sellg'a drug tore. It your stomach la dlaordered, bowels Irregular, and you don't sleep well, you need Prlckley Ash Hitters.

It ia very effective In removing thla condition. Sold by C. U. Sollg. Keal Eatata l.ona.

Five and ten yoara time, annual Interest. Loweat tales In Butler oounty. Karros and city property for sale or root. Prompt, pleasant, business are my watch words. Come and eee L.

Kisir, over Farm, era and Merchants Bank. to June IStn RICKLY ASH BITTER CLEANSES THE LIVER AND BOWELS ATO FORTIFIES THE SYSTEM TO.

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