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The West Plains Mascott from West Plains, Kansas • 3

The West Plains Mascott from West Plains, Kansas • 3

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Fer Sale. C. W. MOSHER, THE DEMOCRAT Jiblitlied iTery Thursday. Sub acription, Sl pr year.

DlU.lt L3 A good quarter section of land 2imilei northwest of West Plains; 55 acres broken; 120 petch trees; 56 apple trees; good frame house and barn; grove of youns? forest trees: one acre of well fertilized garden; 4oacre in crop last vear balance breaking of 1887. Will "sell cheap for cash. Enquire at this office. YV C. Gould was at Springfield Tuesday.

Put in the oats and other small grain at ODCe Blank notes, suitable for general use for sale at this office. Perry Marker ws at the huh oa busiest Tlmrjdsy. See Stone. Mears Russell btfore making your loaas. RED FRONT STORE, West Plains, Kansas.

A. e) L. F. Parson take pleasure in announcing to the eitizaii of We' Flaiss and surrounding country that they have opened np a new aad fresh atuck of goode consisting of ufcrd at tii poa seoond-olas teoood-olaM mall matter MERC mm mea suits It urn $12.30 to $20 Fiue Utorer Local Notes. Warm room and good meals at the Western.

Commissioner Ars lain Meade Center. W. Nelson, from the Cimarrion, was Best Assortment Lowest Prices a caller this week. Dry Groods Boots hoes The Western sets the best table of any hotel in Meada county. Call and see Stone, Mears Russell if clothing; entire new line at Spring Yes.

dear, gentle reader we are home once more bnt if you'll only forgive us this time we'll promise you on our bended knees, never to go a visiting ia the winter. We bad become tired of cold and stqrmv weather and so concluded to take a short trip to Illinois -which according to the poet is one perpetual peach bfossom and ray of kunshine just fot a chauge, but when we arrived there we foupd the thernjonveter lower than it was Pipestone. After hugging a red hot you want a farm loan. Groceries, Flour, Meal, Feed, et ilso, Town Lots, Deeded Land, Etc. Go to the Great Western Drug btore for Paints, Oils and Window Glass.

These goods axe all aew, bought exclusively fer cash and will be aokl fr raaery Money at the lowest rates on farms at base burner for a week we were triad Stone, Mears Russell. uough to leave for our northern Dlace Legal Papers Correctly Executed. Money Real eBtate men are making prepare. of habitation, and although the una- oth IpwH snow banks delavad us a liula tions for the harvest that awaits them. Kuowiag that we caa buy and sell cheaper oa the raa4y pay system we hate adopted it.

ALL ARS CORDIALLY INVITKJ? To call and examine eur ti rt and nricM Kn tmnhi. we arrjved at home all safe and sound nd to our great surprise were enjoying Elegant pants from to Loan ou Long or Short Timef NOTARY PUBLIC. genuine spring weathetand riding in car- Lit. fftl $2 upwards negk wear at riages wuue me iimoisites were 1 cuss also a new line of cents Storer'8. goods will be marked ia plain figures.

(Jive us a call and see if it ie net ve. Hdraatage to give as a portion of your customs. Remember the place. ng the blizzards and ridiag around in utters. Verily, Verily, Pipestone Farmers if you want loans promptly county can't be beat Pipestoae, RED FRONT STOJilL.

star. and in best terms go to Stone, Mears Come off the dump Bro. Hart. That West Plains, Kansas. Russell.

rill do to (ell the poor deluded victims Township trustee Q. J. Hills, cuts blizzard cursed Minnesota, but when Champion Stables quite a figure with his buck board and broncho. ou want to see a genuine Italian climate 11 the year round come to southwestern Bargains in Real Estate Kansas. The DSXOCAA.TU latch string is Store rs.

Hufh Taylor way in Meade Center Monday. flood board at reasonable rate at the Western. Real estate specultors ara bog ioiag arrive. Be the Red Front ad elsewheare in issue. H.

B. Stone hai been co the eick list for a few days past. Go to the Western fox good meals and ccfean, warm rooms. J. W.

Kidd is running a hack between Mt depot and town. complete stock of urugs At the Great Western Drug Stojp. Three more days will complete the track to the state line. Just received tine lot of men's and boys flints tnd suits at Storers. It is reported that small-pox has broken at among the aurfaciag gang at Mineola J.

M. Myers attended a meeting of the Pythian Knightsat Meade CenterMonday Teniag. The C. K. N.

depot in beginning to definite shape. It will be a daisy vaen completed. The first passenger train oyer the C. K. A.

N. railroad arrived at 13 o'clock, Thurs-. March 15, 1388. It does ones soul good to see the immense quamtittes of supples that are daily being sent west from this point. Linus Webb, the handsome and talented attorney of Meade Center, has an ad.

in this issue of the Dkmockat. The Qladiator. a full havaua filler for 5 cents at A. T. Redwines popular cigar store.

B. Browning Co. are doing a good IT WILL Bl TO TOUR INTEREST TO SIB horsis out for the friend of our boyhood. But hy-the way. Hart, was it really a desire to escape the chilly blasts of Minnesota that took you on the in i winter trip to Confess now business ia the flour and feed line.

Give mn MULES them a call. Another lot of those popular $2, shoes that a pair of blue eyes and a head of sunny hair were the irresistible aharms has just arrived at Storey. Don't fail Cona-tanUy on hand which drew you from the arduous duties STONE, MEARS RUSSELL if you wish to buy, sell or exchange Farm or City property. They will also make yoi of the editorial chair. ema Dout cannot afford to loose time in ex FCR EALX AT perimenting when your Jungs a re in danger.

Consumption always seems, at Loweet Prices loans cheaper than anybody. Go and see them at once. first onlv a cold. Do not permit any- dealer to impose upon you with some West Plains, Kansas. to see them.

Chas. Piymell. M. T. Roberts, K.

M. Mears and T. Beaty visited Meade Center Monday. See those elegant lamps at Parsons. Buy a cam of Jersey Baking Powder and you gat a lamp.

Bavtly Ringler is jotting out some ele-ganl toot wear at his shop on Grit north street east. Give him a call. A. T. Redwine has th3 dnast line of cigars ever opened in Meade county Call on him and se for your self.

T.B. Roberts has planted four varieties of tame grass this spring. He is bouad to test the capabilities of the soil ia this matter. W. Hopkins left Thursday for Min neapolie.

Colorado, where he will re cheap iujitalioo of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure vou get. tbe genuine. Kansas West Plains, C. A.

Champion, Prop Because he can make more profit he may tell you he has some thing just as good, or jut the same. Don't be deceived, but Arrangements have been completed Land Office Garden City Ks. Feb 24 1888 I NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION. insist upon getting Dr. King's Now Dis The only first-class stables in the eity.

for the operation of a stage line from this Notice ia hereby given that the follow covery, which is guarnteed to give re ing named settler has filed notice of bis Kates reasonable. point west to Trinidad, Colorado. Will R. Smith ia visiting in Chicago, lief in all throat, lung and chest affect Intention to make final proof in support ions. Trial bottle free at W.

T. Edward's of his cisim and that saul proof will be Vew York and other eastern citiea. Dur made before the probate dudge of Meade drug store. ing his absence Miss Shore has charge of countv Ks. at Meade Center on April 10 1883 viz: Albert A Walker a no 12764 main a snort timo lookm? alter his in Large Bottles $1 ARKALOS.

for the nel eec 5 tn 34 ri; 30 w. his business here. Indications are that Mr. St. John for terests there.

He names the following'uamed witness es to prove his continuous residence up Explanatory The above name has been merlv connected with the St. John STANDARD GROCERIES Perry Marker, Propw A fall line of Staple aad Fanej Stutsman Bates, of the new feed store are bavins an immense run in their LandOfflce at Garden City. Feb. 23 1883. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowin.s; named sett'er has filed notice his intention to muke final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proo will be made beforeW.

a Hudson, the Probate Judge at Meade county. Kansas at Meade Center, on May. 5. 1888, Tiz Virginia Smith no 1097 for the i sec. 6 twp 34 8 rg 30 w.

He names tbe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Wm. Leach O. T. Wood Robt Meridth F. T.

Clark all ef West Plains Kans. 22-27 C. F. M. Nilbs.

Resjistre chosen for the new town in the valley of Marsh lumber company, will open a yard on and cultivatm of said land, viz: L. F. Pegg J. W. Powel! E.

E. Harsh the Cimarron near the center of Seward DSitsr John Btumoliand OI vyst I'ianis line. Every day sees a car load of feed unloaded at their warehouse. hre in the near future. The Dkwocb.vb force, from editor to county.

Pronounce it Ar-ka-lon with Also at the same time and place Caro line Walker no 10763 lor the ihe accent on the second syllable. the devil has btjn rushed with job work i sec 4 tp 34 rg 90m. She names the Ladies do not buy your spring goods until vou see Storers opening of the the nast week, which will account for following witnesses to prove her cvltiva- The work the depot is progressing The post office will be ready for bus 3r QCERIE8 tion and continuous residence upon said any discrepancies in the paper. ness as soon as regular trains are put on land, viz L. F.

Pegg J. Powell E. finest novelties in dress goods wait for it as it will pay vou to do so. Harshbarcer John Mulholland all of the road. Sam Larwener, of Meade Center, than whom there is no better criminal lawyer -Also a eampleU slots: tf- West Plains Ks.

Schonlau the popular meat mer We hear of a new hack line to be es Also at the same time and place Rich Land Office at arden Citv. March 101888 ard H. Barber 10809 for the sec taansnea runnine trom hnelewooa on tp 34 8 rg 30 w. He namesthefollowing the Santa Fe, across southern Meade chants, are having a rushing trade now a-days, supplying the railroaders with the staple of life. ORANGES.

witnesses to prove nis continuous resid FLOUR. FEED. QUEENSWARE. GASOLINE. COAL OIL, CHOICE CANDIES CIGARS TOBACCOS.

i aaaas county and up th Cimarron valley to ence upon, and cultivation of. said land. Arkalen which will be the distributing viz. L. F.

Pegir'J. W. Powell E. E. Hash Buvacan of Jersey Baking Powder barger Jhon Mulholland of West Plains.

point for several postoffices to be estab lished along the line. The line is great in the couaty, was in town Wednesday and ipent several hours with ye scribe. John Miller, of Rainbelt, nas accepted si position with W. T. Edwards in the reat Western drug store and has moved into the Swearinger property Firs1 North street eas F.

M. Deel or "Colonel." as ha wai known in West Plains during his short stay was arrested en a warrant issued by Jiidsre Clabaueh. of Meade Center on a the best in the world, of A. J. L.

F. Parsons and get a beautiful lamp with BAJN ANAS0 HIGHEST MARKET PRICBt PAID FOR BUTTER. EGGS. AND ALL COUNTRY PRODUCE Lansas. Also at the same time aad ylace Charl ly needed.

every can. Notice is hertby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of bar claim nd that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Meade countv Kansas on May 14 1888 via Elizabeth Schulau nh 1288 for the i sec 19 tp 33 rg 30 w. She names the following witneeses to paove hr continuous residence upon and cultivation of said viz John Jirick Joseyh Jirick A Schin-ogle Joseph Beilej of West Plains Ks. C. F.

Nileb. Register. es A Waiker 10909 for the sec 3 The trackleyers after a few days delay tp 34 a of rg 30 w. He names the follow The pleasant weather of the past week waiting upon bridge work, have resumed ing witnesses to prov his countinuous has again set the farmers to work in the residence upon and cultivation of laid fields. Fully twice as much land will be work and will reach the state line in few days more.

land viz: L. Pegg J. Powell E. cultvated this year as there was last O. B.

Hamilton, President. Ormond Hamilton, Cashier L. McGuffin, Viee-Presideat. Q. Cockrell, Assist' Cashier.

Mr. Turner, West Plains hardware Harshbarger John Mulholland all West Plains Kansas C. F. M. Nn.Ks Register.

Messrs. Addie. Hopkins, Waters, Kidd merchant was seen on the river Sunday ana Loofbourrow are among the number evening with a handsome roung lady in Land Office at Garden Gity. Kansas, Feb.24. 1888.

Notice is hereby given that the follow CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000. his buggy. who will oourt fortune in the dray business. From the present outlook there is work for all. Cashier J.

M. Adams of Springfield in ing named sealer has filed notice of his Farmers Stock spects a "claim" hereon Sundays rather intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be often for aa ordinary case. Money on Real Estate at 10 per made before Probate Judge of Meade H. E. T.

cent, straight. county, Kansas, at Meade Center Kansas Mav 5 1833 viz John well, or the Bucklens Arnica Salte. Growers Bank, Meade" Center, IKans. J. A.

LYNN. Meade Center. The case of Wm Skinne of interna i sea 29 tp 33 rK 30 w. The best salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, UlcerB, Salt Rheum.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon revenue repute, came up for trial the Fever sores. Tetter, Chopped Hands second time at Meade Center Monday Bnjs and Sells Exchange, makes Loans Chilblaines Corns, and all kin eruptions and continued over Tuesday when it was and iltiv iti a of said land, viz Frank Pegg Frank Mulholam T. B. Rob erts J. R.

Roberts. 22-27 C. F. M. Niles.

Register. and positively cures Piles, or no pay re given to the jury At last reports tue quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect jury failed to agree. satisfaction. or money refunded.

Price W. 3. Hopkins. E. B.

Russell C. N. Land Office at Garden City Kansas Feb. 23 1838. 2ocents per box.

For S.u.b By W. Trueblood. F. Pratt and T. B.

Weaver Notice is hereby given that the follow Edwards. en Real Estate.rjaad deesaJOeneral Banking Business. Collections Specialty. DIRECTORS O. B.

Hamilton, N. Grares, Samuel Williams, L. K. O. Hamilton.

ing named settler has filed notice of his barge of selling whiskey with pat a permit. S. R. Mmnis has moved onto his homestead seven and one half miles due south of town. Mr, Minnis has el-ready proved up one claim but will not be satisfied till he own half section of Kansas soil.

The regulator in Henry Auling's jew--'rv store is a master pieee of workmanship, was made entirely by Mr. Auling tilmself Henry may well be proud of it i'or itis not enly a beauty but is unex- -lied as a timekeeper, A. T. Redwine, always on the alert to ive his patrons the best goods on the market has just laid in a supply of that excellent brand of cigars. The American ejirl, which will be sold at the exceeding Zj low price ot 5 cents each.

The Kansas Dmerat. published at Tipeka, by W. P- Tomlinson is one of the very best dailies in the state. Bro. Tcmlinson is one of the best democratic writers in the country and it is a pleasure re read his spicy editorials.

Parties de airing a good daily published at the state 'apital should subscribe for the Demo- rat. List of letters remaining uncalled for a the post office at West Plains since Jan. 1 1888. 4. D.

Neel, James Roberts, E. G. Banks P. Davis Nathan Johanca Lee Jeffers A. li.

Reese, James Nash, Mat Morton ha Jones. When calling for letters in the intention to matte nnai proof in support of his claim, and that said pro if will be made before Probate Judire of Meade are rusticating in the wilds ofColorado. They took with them a number of hand bills concerning West Plains for distribution among the towns to the west. Rock Island Excursions The excursions over the C. K.

countv. Kansas, at Meade Center Kansas Mav 7 1888 vizNicholouSjSchilz da no 15 To Consumptives. 305 for the lots LA 2 si of i sec 2 tp 34 rg 30 w. He names the tohwing witnesses to Rv. this year will be on the following The undersigned having been resloreti prove his continuo is residence upon and dates: March 21st, April 4th, and 25th to health bv simple means, after suffering CORRESPONDENTS The National Bank of Kansas Citv.

First National Bank, New York City. First National Bank. Chicago. cultiTation of, said land, viz: Thomas Noviuger Joaeoh Aztell Jacob for several years with a severe lungaffec tion, and that dread disease consumption Roths Jos Beidin all of West Flaim Kan May 9 and 23. June 6th and 20th.

The rate will be ene fare for the round trip to all points in Kansas beyond 40 mies dist is anxious to make known to his fellow Also at 6ame time and place viz: sufferers the means of cure. To those Thomas Novincer no 10797 for the ant from the Missouri river. Tickets who desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used Bee 32 tp 34 a of rg 30 w. Ue name the following wituesaes to prve hi ESTABLISHED will be good going 10 days, returning 5 Land Office at Garden City. Jan.

31 1888 Notice is here by given that the following named settler has filed mtice of his inteution to make final proof in support of his claim and that sai proof will be made before L. A. Etzold Probate Judge of Seward County Kansas at Sprins.fi eld March 19 1888 viz Henry Tnele for the lots 3-4 and south i of a qr sec 4 tp 31srg31w. Renames the following witnesses ro prove his contiuous residen ce upon and cultivation of said land viz. fames Colliason George Nipe of Her ti 11a Kansas Lee Rines Arthur Lester of West Plains Kansas.

C. F. M. Nn.sa Register. Land Office at Uarden Citv, Kansas.

Feb. 6, 18X8. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and tnat said proof will be made before William D. Hudson, the Probate Judge of Meade county, Kansas, at Meade Center, Kansas, on Apr. 10 1888 viz laac Smith ds no 10898 for the i sec 7 twp 34 rg 30w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: O. T. Wood Robt Merrideth. Wm. Leach T.

P. Roberts, all of Wests Plains Kans. 21-2 F.M."NiLB.Register. Land Office at'Garden Citv Kan. Jan.

26. 1833. Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has died notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge at Meade Center. Kansas, Mar. 26th 1888 viz: Jakob Weber dsno 10729 forthe i sec 31 twp 33 rg 29 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Jacob Roths Chris Felke, Adam Bayer Nick olous.Schilz, all of West Plains Kansas 9 24 C. F. Ntun. Register. Land Office at Garden citv.

March 1 1878. Notiee is here by given that the' following named se'tler has filed notice his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and said proof will be made before Probate Judge of Seward couutv Kansas, in Springfield. Kansas, on Mav 7. 1888 viz Frank T. Clark no.

8222 for the i per 25 tp 32 rg 31w. He names the followiue witnesses to prove hit continuou, residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz Win W. Leict S. McCollum J. R.

Meredith Jobn Mnck. West Plains Kans. Also at the same time and place John R. Meredith nol-5103 for the sec. 11 tp.

33s rgSl w- He names the follow days, with a final limi; of 30 days. The long talked of new book, Intro ducedby RoseE. Cleveland is being pub couUuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Nicklons Schilz Joseph Axtell Jacob Roths Jos. Beltn al! of West Plains Kansas. 22 27 C.

F. M. NILES. Register Chicago Cash Enterprise! which they will hnd a sure cure for consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung maladies. Ue all sufferers will try his remedy, as it is invaluable.

Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nething. and which may prove a blessing, will please address Rev. Edward A Wilson, Williamsburg. Kings coanty, New York lished by the J. L.

Herbert Pub. St. Louis. Mo. The reputation of Miss Rose Cleveland as a writer is such as to guar COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE.

Bargains aerer beforeoffered'bvaav South westera Kansas antee a large sale lor anv thing coming above list please say advertised A. T. Rkdwinb P. M. Nice prints, 5 eta Indigo 8 eta from her pen.

The Publishers offers i rare opportunity to agents. See adver tisement in another column. The Yerdict Unanimous. andjnpwards. Yarn 85 eeat par pound Flannels eheap 27 eU.

ti Fiao whito blankets I.tOoorpai. gray UM Ladies hose. 3 pair 25 ota. Men's overalls 75 cU W. D.

Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind testifies; "I can recommend Electric Bit Jf. W. Ayer A Son's American Newspaper Annual has been received. It is rc- late with information regarding the newspapers of the country; giving a list of all papers publisiied, to-ther with the name of the publisher, Fashionable ginghams 10 Double width tricot 62 A No. 1 eashmcre 45 Worsted dress goods 10 Beautiful pieee velvet 76 Durable eersets 75 eU ters as the very best remedy.

Every bottle sola niis given relict in every case One man took six bottles, and was cured orereoate 4.75 each. if dress hats 75 eta Lard Office at Garden City, Kansas. I 13di. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has hied notice of bis iutentioD to make tinal proof in support ot his claim, and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge of Meade county. at Meade Center, Caa.

on April yth 1888 viz: William W. Davis no 45 08 for the i oec. 15 twp 32 rg 30 w. He name? the following witnesses to prove his ontinuous residence upon and cultivation ot, said land, viz: O. ijoofbourrow FJed Baddelev L.

HopkinB S. P. Bunch ail of West Plains Kans- 30-85 F. NILES. Register.

Land Office at Garden Citv Kas. Feb. 6 1888. Notice ie here by given that the following named Settler has field notice of his in ten tio us to make tinal proof in support of his claim and that Raid proof will be made before Probate Judge of Seward countv KansaB.Springfield- of Rheumatism of 10 yesrs standing. -ae stumber of subscribers, the politics Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville Ohio and rates of advertising.

Eyery advertiser best selling medicine Ieve hand.ed in my twenty years experience WILL R. SMITH, Grand and Strut. WEST Nils KaJfSaa to'iould have a copy of the work. A Woman Discovery. is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the Land Offiee at Garden City Khds.

March 1 1888. Notice is here by given that the follow ing named settle has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support ofhik flaim and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge of Seward county Kansas at Springfield May th 1888 viz William Leech for tnc iw sec 15 tp 33 rg 31 w' He names the witnesses to prove his csntinuoufl residence uoon, and culivation of said land Frank Clark J. R. Meredith SC McColl um John Mack all of Weft Plains Kansas. Also at the Hume time and place Emma Wood no 11173 for the sec 14 tp 33 rg 31 w.

She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz. Wm. Leech S. McCollum J. R.

Meredith John Mack sll of west Plains ausas. Alsoat the same thn? G. McCollum no 11117 for the si swj, nei sw i nw i BSC 8 tp 33 rg'31 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiuation of said verdict is unanaimoui Electric Bitt "Another wonderful discovery has ers do cure all diseases of the Liver 'won made and that too by a lady in this wmtrv. Disease fastned its clutches Kidneys or Blood. Only half a dollar bottle at w.

T.Edwards, drug store. Bargains in. Land. upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest testB but her vital organs wero undcrminded and death A homestead in the Cimarron bottom iMmed imminent. For three mon she coughed incessantly and along Bide the Rock Island, with good not sleep, bhe bought or us a bottle Dr.

Kings. New Discovery Apr. 9 1888 viz Joh K. Robbias for the i of sec 23 twp rg 3Iw He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon house, stable and 12 ac-res breaking to re iinquish for lr0. A Sacrifice? DEMOCRAT JOB OFFICE.

ALL KIND OF PLAIN ft AND ft FANCY ft JOB ft PRINTiMli, NEATLY. AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. for consumption and was so much reliev Other claims and df eded land ou the 6 on taking first dose that she slept all ing witnesses to prove his continuous of raid and cultivation of said land viz: rht and with one bottle has been mi residence upon nd cultivation YV tielatl TTesinv liaDerUiei Anion jaculouslv cured. Her name is Mrs land viz: Frank Clark Frank A land, wm. Uaecb J.

R. Meredith Uuac Fink all-of West Plains fiUther Luts." Thus write W. C. Ham txi Mack Frank Kinkier Kansas Job Cimarron at half price. H.

Tbnxft, West Plains or Good's Csmp on the Omarron S. Me Collm Mack all of Wast Plains Kan. C. F. M.

SYltjM Remoter. Plain Clark all ofjwest Nmofl Register. fck of Sheiby N. Gei a free trial bottle at W. T.

Edwards dm store. Kaunas. F. C. F.

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