The Seneca News from Seneca, Kansas • 3

Nervous women wilt find relief in Hood's Larsoparilla, bsoaase It en riches the blood and thus strengthens me nerves. Try this office for Job work. For all kinds of feed go to Kroose rhompson. 1 T. C.

Vickere drove over to Centralia Tuesday. Machine needles, oil and supplies for sale by Young Bros. The new church at Ontario will Head and save Money. Everybody would like to have the Topeka Advocate if it didn't cost too much. Well, it won't cost much if you order it nsw iu connection with Tjiu News.

During the present month you cau have this paper and the Advocate, both one year, for $1.50. Yesterday, at his -residence, Rev E. R. Brown united in marriage Harry M. Hope, of Beattie, and Brita M.

Graham, of Axtell. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Humes became the proud possessors of girl baby, the finest possession be dedicated Sunday next. Call at Young Bros, and see the best sewing mac bine made. W. O. Beeby, of Goffs, wss in the hSIABLItHbl) 187-i America City.

The farmers in this vicinity are getting pretty well through with their corn husking. The yield has not been as good as expected though some farmers report an average of from sixty to seventy-five bushels per acre. A good many men have come iu from the "burnt districts," Cloud and Washington counties, and have been assisting the farmers in gathering their crops. A plucky woman from Graham couuty this state Mrs Kusau Ames, fifty-fivo years of age, passed through here one day last week, ou her way to Appanoose couuty Iowa, having walked ail the way, soliciting a mite from the farmers to help her on her journey. She had iu a little book the names of all those who had assisted her atnl a recommendation from some oi her friends iu Graham county, to thechar-ity and sympathy of the people on her route.

She sail she found most of the people very kind and friendly, nearly city yesterday, and honored us with a call. W. J. Bailey will be a candidate one can possibly have. J.

D. Meyer, of Bern, was in St. Joseph, this week, uuder the professional c-iro of Dr. Barton Pitts, the eye and ear specialist. One Minute Cough Cure is rightly named.

It affords instant relief from for con ress In Brodenck's place next year. The Poole drug oonip any has ont Mr. O. TtekAca 8 Boilsat Once K'IRST National Hank. SENECA KAN 8 AH.

First Oldest Hank in Nemaha County. Circulation secure1 by liovenmieut bonds duo in of the most attractive holiday exhibi tion in Seneca. A girted mt to fact I think bo one erar mf suffering when afflicted with a severe cough or cold. It acts on the throat, bronchia tubes, and l'ings and never fails to give immediate relief. Frank Twelve acres of good land, unim ora from impure blood.

Hyott pimple of ib would anread. aomctlmea nuikiuir aorei proved, for sale on easy terms. Apply to H. W. Kendall.

larfa aa a dollar. Four bottles of Hood's Bar-WH i ilia haTa thoroughly pnriftad my blood and pqr akin is smooUi as aa tntanfa. nor er felt Guy Peckham returned to Kansas Greenwood. The Aucieut Order of Pyramids is now iu flue working order, a good membership, aud several applications mm. i.

O. TnrxHAif, JirwhAU, uamornia. Hood's? Cures City yesterday aiter a week's visit wit- his parents here. E. Walters will occupy the hotel Mood's Pill tro prompt and efficient.

part of the Commercial house block with a stock of dry goods. WEEKLY NEW 8 Willie Harrison had the middle finger of his left baud severely injured awaiting action. A meeting of the order will be bela Monday night at Young music rooms, to which all those desiring raembersbip are invited. If suffering with piles, it will interest you to know that De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. This medicine is a specific foi all com (J.W.WILLIAMS, rreil 11 E.

NELSON, Vice W. E. CashiiT nimx'Tons: J. ii. coiiK.v, it.

stki'hkn inane s. n. vvv.w W. 11. SMITH, W.

1 1,1.1 A et W. WILKINSON. r.Tliif Ni'1 iniiiil Hunk ii II lit' yen ion nil i te of In pri run i i im-r-sl. on its loiins. When you unylliin-' In lie bunk i vz line rsil au.l bee u.

8unday It was caught in a car door. Cnlered at the Seneca post-office eooua-cuMa matter. E. Ii. Miller has traded for the J.

T. Dunn property on Wayne street, FAS. M. JONES Editor. giving therefor farm property near Kelly.

One of the most effectual ways of THURSDAY, DECFMB ER 12 1895. plaints of this character, and if instructions (which are Bimple) are carried out, a cure will result. We have tested this in numerous cases, and always with like results. It never fails. Frank Greenwood.

making one's self loved is to be cheerful. Joy softens more heaita than tears. You Will find Railroad Time Card, ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND. Tuesday our office was brightened S.

K. WOODWORTH Attorney at Law. Ollicfln, First National 17 T' UP A I'M bank buililinjr, OJjlLtiii ik.k ill piaeCee Mate and nl courts, l'robate real estate aiwl com inei aw sjieriull ios. Al! business TH'oiiipt ty a 1 i lo. by the presence of Mrs.

Birdie going east. Depart Spragne-Waggoner, the popular ssenger a. m. issenger 3:28 p.m. sir reign m.

-De Witt's Little Early Risers for UOIKO WEST. Elsewhere appears an adverts-ment for W. F. Carr, of Kelly. Mr.

Carr has Informed himself as to the circulation of The News in the southern part of the county, and found it to be of value to him as an advertising medium. Mr. Carr is a fine young man, carries a fine stock, and does a fine business. Call on him when In biliousness, indigestion, constipation. fn(fer 10:33 p.

m. Passenger 1:36 p.m. A small pill, a prompt cure. Frank Local Freight 8:40 p. m.

all of them contributing a little or cheerfully givi.iy a night's lodging and something to eat. Who said she was formerly from near Mansfield, Ohio, she aud her husband having noved to Kansas eleven years ago with several thousand dollars bavin" sold a good farm there She said knew nothing of the western part of the state until after they had invested all their mouey in land, and that tlieu sowed in wheat year after year and the crops always failed. Then her husbaud was taken with consumption was sick two years had to mortgage to meet doctor bills, and other expenses, then he died, the mortgage took the farm, and as she had nothing to keep her there she left (She teemed to be a very intelligent and ladylike woman, and was a good populist. Hog cholera has been devastating this section of the county until there is scarcely a hog in the whole comtuun-ity. Fred Armstrong and wife havegoue on a visit to the "wife's folk," Marys-ville.

Harvey Armstroug aud wife have just returned from an extended visit haviug traveled over five hundred miles west and south in this state. They went iu their own carriage visiting relatives at their leisure. They were gone about two months Mr. A. reports the financial condition oi the farmers much worse than here.

In many localities, especially in Itice county where nineteen out of every twenty of the farms are mortgaged to make improvements, aud the mortgage has taken the farms improvements aud all Harve says he pointed some of those old moss backs, republican from their heads to their toes, and is more of a populist than ever. Greenwood. K.C..W. W. GOING NORTH.

SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE It is said that bread is the staff of Fas sender m. Hadquartrs at life. Now if you want a good staff, Freight 7:00 a. m. GOIHG SOTTTH.

go to Krottse and Thompson's and get a sack of Peacock flour. aasenger 12:30 a in. reiffht 7 :10 p.m- need.of anything in his line. Rev. N.

A. Bland, the United Brethren minister at Corning, will hold service in the Van Loan school building Sunday, December 22, at 11 We are prepared to make farm THE GREAT loans: Private money no delay, no POOLE LOCAL LIHX8. expense. Let as know your wants. J.

E. Stillwell. Seneca Kansas. ihai.i:ks in Weiffhborhood Gossip Dished Tp In aBead Frank Baldwin represented Nem o'clock a. m.

These services will be held regularly every two weeks thereafter, it being the intention of Mr. Bland to organize a church of this denomination here. Everybody cordi 0yC3TV ciMm able AHA aha county at the meeting of the State Horticultural Society at Lawrence. Tuesday and Wednesdey of this week. Old papers for sale at this office The News from now till January ally invited to attend these services.

T. C. Carlton and wife, of Cen 1 1897, for only $1. TORE. Last evening the Tennessee Sable singers gave a concert at the Universalis! church, which was not well at Drugs, Chemicals Perfumes, and all fom-y articles usually kept in a firt class drug store.

Wo invite your patronage. tralia, were in the city Tuesday. Mr. The receipt of a sample copy of C. renewed his subscription to The The News in an invitation for you to News, and also the Topeka Advocate.

subscribe. tended, not because the company was not deserving, for it was, being one of the best concert troupes that ever vis Mrs. H. IJ. Howe, ot Berrien The deck is cleared for Christmas, Springs, and Mrs.

Ruth A. which will arrive two weeks from NOTICE tnmhr Kith I will run the ited Seneca. The old plantation mel of Topeka, are visiting Mrs. yesterday. iVUCl WLkinson.

They are old Michigan Methodist Episcopal Church, SENECA, KANSAS. E. Combie Smith, Pastor- Mondays, Mrs. Noah Walters, of Sabetha, friends Seneca and Centralia hack Wednesdays and Fridays. odies were rendered In a very pleasing manner.

Solos, trios and choruses were rapturously applauded, which noarly always brought forth another number. All orders the above Rev. E. Smith and wife depart Several of the farmers are feeding this week visited her daughter, Mrs, Chas. Haggard.

ou attended to promptly Sunday. And audiences at preaching were larger than usual. We need more room. The work on the basement of our church is now being pushed. Come and help us Either to scrape dirt or haul stone.

There were two baptisms last Saturday. Bro. Thomas Taylor is quite sick. Four new names added to our list at Oneida. ed yesterday for Rice county, on a visit nice bunches of steers in this part of days.

Men who were "born to work," do county, but they say they feel the S. T. Barrett. to Mr. Smith's sister.

They will also visit at Hiawatha a day or two while loss of their hogs. not always find a job that was born District Court. The Prairie Fai'mei IS THE Greatest of all Farm Papers, on the way. the same time for their accommoda The basket supper at the America City school house Friday night was a Lost November and December tion. Special Notice.

All nfirsons knowing eggs sold for 15c This year they have State vs, Tbos. J. Hopkins. Jury trial. Defendant waived arraignment and entered a plea of not guilty, after which, and before jury were decided success both financially and J.

L. Skinner, of Centralia, called brought 20c. The Great Nemaha intellectually the programme being Thursday to pay his subscription and SUXDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1895. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.

11: Preaching Service. )2 Class Meeting. 3 Junior League. 6:30 Fpworth League Devotional Meeting. 7:30 Preaching service.

Bro. Brown has been called to dedicate a new M. E. church at Ontario Church. County Mercantile Company sold one snuscribe for the Advocate.

We were excellent. The siuging was decidedly go- li, aud a nice little sum was realiz Universalist Leon P. Jones, sworn, thecounty attorney fileda mo- i indebted tion to dismiss the action, and i 1 thousand dollars worth of eggs last glad to meet the old gentleman. Pastor. ed to replenish the already nice library Jacob Ebram received returns It presents each week all that is worth knowing in current agricultural literature.

Each number contains more solid reading matter than any other agricultural paper, and covers a broader field. Rev. E. R. Brown will dedicate reasons being approved the jury were TO L.

ouuuci discharged, the case dismissed and please Call alia SCTTie defendant discharged. their aCCOUntS at.OnCe Quite a number from Havcnville and Cofls atteuded. from a field of 70 acres of corn on his farm out in Smith county. $2.70 is the new church at Ontario Suoday. The Outa.rio people have erected the amount, taxes $12.

Bern Press. Jacob Berridge vs. Missouri Pacific 5 aiYl going TQ very neat house of worship, and Bro railroad Co. Jury empaneled and Brown will treat them to an excellent out my seneca sure. Spend your Christmas money with the merchants who advertise in Yours truly, sermon Xitljscii j)l iin) I' 'hn I 'i i- The News.

They want your trade, W. H. Vits, one of the old settlers W. L. SOUDERS.

and we can guarantee every one of of this section, well known to all, died them. Tuesday at the residence of bis son-in FARMERS, ATTENTION Let everybody take advantage of law, seven miles west of the city, aged Good Interest. Can be made now by investiug iu Xemahi County lands. Price to $40 per acre paying 8 to 1-' per cent in yearly rental, besides land will go up in price. There is uo better way now to invest for a home or income.

My list of Bargains is now printed and is worth your study. Write for a copy at once to E. L. MitLKK, real estate agent, Seneca, Kansas. our srreat book offer.

Such a chance 87 vears. Mr. Vitz was the father of Mrs. John Norton, living in the su We now have on sale the largest lvaat stock of Farm Ma sworn November 5. Defendant demurred to evidence of plaintiff and jury was discharged.

December 5 judgment in favor of defendant. Daniel Stoneberger vs. the Gregg Bros. Elevator Co. Jury trial.

Leave given to amend petition by interlineation. Application for continuance filed, issues of law to be settled at this term. Cost of this term taxed to plaintiff. Amanda Welton vs C. S.

Cummings. Continued. F. M. Durland vs.

R. T. Townsend. Dismissed. Settled at costs of defend to secure good winter reading foi practically nothing, will never occur gaiii.

burbs. It is the Paper for the People. Sample clubbing' oilers for The I'rairie Farmer and Weekly Inter-Ocean Hoth papers one year lor rl.il-j. The I'rairie Farmer and Chicago Weekly Timed Uoth paper one yeur for Address THF. FKAIKli: FA KM Fit, Chicuff chinery ever offered for sale iu Nema next Sunday.

So will not preach for us as announced. For the satisfaction of those who have not learned the details of the accident, the writer is thankful that no bones were broken aud that our injuries are being rapidly repaired, and that in the course ofaweekwe will be able to take up our accustomed duties. We desiro to take this opportunity of thanking the friends who so kindly and thoughtfully met the emergency of the moment, and who since have not ceased to minister to our consolation aud comfort. For the guiding hand of an overseeing providence, who shielded us from dangers seen aud unseen and who thought of so many "might have been's" we return our grateful thanks. The pastor aud his wife have gone on a visit to Rice Co.

Kansas; will re -J. W. Larimer has c- lepc as being a first class auctioneer, ha county. Goods in our line were never so cheap as they are this season. A wicked ezebange eays a bat is of no benefit to her ex and as such we recommend him to SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15.

A. M. 10.00 Sunday School 11.00 Preaching. i M. 3:00 Junior Union.

6:30 Y. P. C. U. service.

7:30 Sermon. Y. P. C. U.

subject "Love your Enemies. Subject for morning sermon, "The Manuer of Christ's Teaching." Matt. 7-29" For he taught them as one having authority aud not as their scribes. Evening Subject. The War Spirit and The Attitude of theCnristian.

Teachers Meeting every Wednesday evening at the parsonage. Y. P. C. U.

business and social meeting with astronomy lesson at the parsonage Tuesday evening December 17. Everyone invited to attend all our services and meetings. congregational Church C. Forbes. Pissor.

We have just unloaded a carload of those desiring to have a cryer for cept for appoarances. Her hair keeps her head warm and her bat is merely the celebrated Janesville Disk cut sales. He can rlways be found at the O. K. stables, and would be pleased tivators.

The Janesville is the only Disk cultivator that has the patent to make dates. bluff. E. E. Hobbs made us a call Fri day to square himself on our books Mr.

Hobbs is a populist from princi lAvninm without which any Disk Rev. E. C. Smith and wife were cultivator is a failure. We would al not isjured so badly last week as was Clubbing Rates.

We have made arrangements to club with the following papers, any one of which you can get, together with The News for the amount named: Topeka Advocate Kansas Farmer 1.50 Prairie Farmer 1.75 St. Joseph Weekly Herald 1.75 ple, and a traigbt middle of the road at first supposed. It was a narrow so call your attention to our immense stock of buggies. We have forty Neuralgia ATTACKS (THE EYES escape from death, and their many different styles on one sample floor friends will be glad to learn that al from which to make your selections, one at thai. Will Thompson, one of the most promising young lawyers of Nemaha county was up from Seneca, Tuesday, though lame, sore and bruised, they rnr tfwk of burries is fully equal to are able to be about.

anv stock carried by the so called It is to be regretted the Fontana in the case of Hugesvs. Evans. Sum- Makes THE LIGHT Unbearable. mamoth citv renositorles. While Merry Makers had such small audi talking about vehicles we will say ences, for tne entertainment was or an somethiner about bicycles: Wo have ant.

Jos. McCaffrey vs. Patrick McCaffrey etal. Continued. Catherine McDermand vs.

Frank McDermand. Continued on account of sickness of defendant. Vaclav Holan vs. Mary Tatlow et al. Allottment of probate court to the detendant, Mary Tatlow, confirmed and she decreed to be absolute owner in fee of hf ne 4-2-11, and 30 acres hf nw qr 4-2-11, and such defendant barred of all interest in the following described lauds, ordered partitioned to the plaintiff and defendants, to-wit: Vaclav Holan, Noah Tatlow, Wm.

Tatlow, Samuel Tatlow, Mary Long, Andrew Tatlow and Rebecca Swisher each owning aa undivided seventh interest of hi ne 4-2-11; said last described lands ordered partitioned according to the respective merfield Sun. Pastor Brumbaugh delivers his lecture entitled "Cranks" at Corning next Tuesday. It is well worth going unusual character, being novel and gone into the bicycle business and as interesting. The combination is more PERMANENTLY.CUREU than is claimed for it, and deserved is our policy in other lines, we have orniio in to win. We have nut in a miles to hear, and Corninsr ought to turn about the 20th iust.

The pulpit, next Sunday will be filled by an efficient supply, on the 22nd the pastor will preach. Next Tuesday eve, the League offers a novel entertainment. Why lam a Republican, Democrat, and Prohibitionist? will be answered respectively by J. H. Walters, Frank Marvin, Mrs.

Jas. M. Jones and Rev. C. A.

Forbes. The political feeling of the audience will be tested by casting ballots for the next president. All are invited to come and take part in the ballot. No Methodist home can afford to be nv t'SIXG better treatment at the hands of our people. turn out bodily to hear it.

January 10 the St. Joseph and Grand Island railroad will be Bold on Mrs. Birdie Sprague-Waggoner delighted an audience at the Metho second mortgage at Hastings, Neb. It is said the Missouri Pacific wants it dist church Tuesday evening. Mrs full line of medium price, high grade, both ladies' and geuts' wheels, which will be sold at prices at which you can all afford to buy.

We also carry a fall line of bicycle repairs. Respectfully, L. L. Scoviilk. tm One Minute Cough Cure is a popular remedy for croup.

Sate for child Sprague is an elocutionist of the first Sunday December 15, A. M. 11 Preaching. 12:00 Sunday School, p. M.

3:00 Junior Endeavor. 6:00 Christian Endeavor. 7:00 Preaching. 7:30 Bible Study Wednesday. Choir practice 8:30.

Our annual offering for the spread of the gospel in foreign lands will be received next Sunday morning. Our motto: An offering froia every church water, and every piece the rendered was a gem. Her audience was enraptured from first tj last. The Weber 1 Quartette rendered the music for the interests of aforesaid. C.

B. Thummel A. H. Bird and Geo. Gillespie appointed commissioner to partition such land and report at this term of court.

occasion. pn0S ren and adults. Frank Greenwood. Ayer's Pills My husband was subject to severe attacks of neuralgia which caused him of great pain ami suffering. The pains were principally about hU eyes, and ho 0s often had to remain in a darkened room, el not being able ta stand the light.

Ayer's l'llls being recommended, ho tried them, using one before each meal. They very 03 soon afforded relief, followed by perma- wiit cure. I am a strong believer in the jl cflicacy of Ayer's Fills, and would not be without them for ten times their Oj M. E. Debat, Liberty, Tex.

"I have used Ayer's Tills Iu my family for forty years, and regard them as the i very best. Uncle MAETIX HANCOCK, Lake City, Fla. Of AYER'S PILLS Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR A little girl wanted to see Santa without a church paper. Now is the time to subscribe. Every loyal and intelligent Methodist desires to be informed of the work being done by his church and keep himself in touch with all her benevolent enterprises.

Subscribe for an Advocate. The morality of youth can be best safe Clause shop so bad Saturday that in Special. The St. Joseph Grand Island The Wes piece her haste she fell into the basement of Railroad have on sale special one-way the Great Variety. The mother was badly, and will be a bidder.

Presiding Elder Motter preached to a large congregation at the Methodist churcn Sunday evening. His subject was the parable of the penny, and he bandied it exceedingly well. If yov want to make your wife a nice Christmas present, read our advertisements, take time by the fore look, and select something from the stock of those who believe in printer's ink. If there is any way to squelch that scurrilous sheet, the Sunday Sun It n-ight to be done. Aud the ing correspondent at this place to be rode out of town on a rail.

Ivei the paper nor its correspondent is fit for Seneca society. and round trip tickets at extremely and an offering from every member. Let ns labor to make our annual meeting a success. The public are earnestly invited to attend our services. greatly excited; hurrying to the little ow rates to all points west.

Christina ana New Year Holiday Kxcur. bIod Rates. On December 24, 25, 31 and January 1st, the St. Joseph Grand Island R. R.

will sell round trip tickets to local points on the Union Pacific System guarded by being surrounded by pure one picking it up, she put her arms around her mamma's neck and said: literature; the weekly visit ot the advocate answers this environment. Oh! Oh! Mamma, look at Santa of GOOD TOBACCO ever sold jbr lO CENTS Claus shop." Subscribe now. One dollar and sixty cents for the year 1896. within 200 miles, at greatly reduced-all tickets will be good until January 2d, for return. Do you know how to prosper on Fifty per cent of the Benevolences the farm! Every farmer can be more Report of the America City school for the month ending Friday, Nov.

25th 1895. Number euroiled, males 40, females 23, total 68. Average daily attendance 60. Those neither absent nor tardy: Emma Burns, Dottle McKay, Minnie Greene, Lizzie Whistler, Hattle Travis Gertie Booth. Lena Higgins, Lora remain unpledged, sixty per cent of successful if he reads the "old reliable" Kansas Farmer.

Call, or send to this the membership yet to be heard from. Mr. J. P. Sams was elected by the The farmer who sees that his im-1 office or write postal to Topeka for CARR, DEALER IN elements are properly housed ana i this week's Jrarmer ana supplement quarterly conference to represent this charge at the Lay Electoral conference csred for this winter weather, will not of benefi te.

It costs yen nothing. No have to humiliate himself next spring politics in it, but astrictly agricultural Thatcher, Willie Alexander, Ray Mc which meets in Atchison March 13th 1897. Ross Smith is his alternate. Kay, Dan McKay, Frank Mills, Lots by asking the dealer to wait on him paper expressly for the western farm for the price of a new plow, until an- I er. The following Cabinet for the Epworth League was chosen for 1897.

Letters Uncalled tor In the Post Office at Seneca, Kansas, week ending December 9. 1895: Baumruoker, Mrs. Mike. Bare, B. S.

Currier, Mrs. Lue. Day, Wm. Franklin. F.

Z. Gray, J. C. Welton, C. H.

Say "Advertised" when calling for any ot the above letters. If not called for within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. A. P. HeroIiD, P.

M. Channel, Fravis Whitaker, Clarence Samphler. Seneca has a band of which she Deafness Cannot be Cared By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to care deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the Inflammation can be taken oat and this tube restored to its normal oonditlou, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases oat of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.

Ws will give one hundred dollars for any case ot deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cared by Hall's Catarrh Care. Bend for circulars, tree, i F. J. Ckkkiy Toledo, O. CSold by druggists, Qoods and Qrooeries, tf AT3, CAPS, BOOT3, 3HOS, t- -a oueeM3WARe and glass arc.

MARVSVILLE FLOUR A SPECIALTY. Visitor-: Flavors Whitaker, Mf. may well be proud, but it is not ap President Lee McJimpeey, 1st Vice President Rnby Bollard, 2nd Vice President, Edith Oldfleld, 3rd Vice Denny, Maggie Mills and Bertha Mills. preciated. It takes time and money to maintain a band, even poor one.

J. L. Sourk, Teacher. much less one like one we have. But President Evs Chapman, 4th Vies President Jennie Nash, Secretary it is a fact to be regretted that the people generally do not stand by it.

The Cora Marquis, Treasurer Allie Marvin. Hood's is Wonderful. No less than wonderful are the band boys are not beggars; when they cures accomplished by Hood's Sarsa- parilla, even after other preparations get In need of heip they do not go about asking aid, but Instead provide other crop has been raised. Some kind friend sent us a pamphlet entitled "How to be a Christian." Don't you know that every populist editor is Christian? He knows the mockery of life to such a degree that he can't help being one. We will present this pamphlet to some old party editor who really needs a guide of that character.

Friday evening the Esquimaux lady. Miss Olof Krarer, lectured to fine audience at the Univt realist shares. Her talk was Interesting, despite the Esquimaux brogue, which tmnprlled her bearers to give earnest Attention is order to understand her. Cstnrilnj morning a large amber of 1 m.ti.s.. 1 11 1 lil i1 thsi and physicians' prescriptions have failed.

The reason, however is sim some first-class entertainment st which the people can get amusement GERMAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, The Only Legmlly Cbmrtered Oermmn Medical Institute la the Stmte. BotplUJ dIUace the vBtc of tho very best facilities and but For the Treatment of Chronic Diseases. pmomm are oe flly treated their bomea, hf cormiMradcBoe, niu raoaalilecutt Mr THE BEST SKILL OF EUROPE AND AMERICA innate. in ttn ami. lKTWocr lr.

eM for EMtuiMUoa hlaakT rr for what they give, but these enter riay. Hay. I will sell choice prairie hay for $6.00 per ton in bale or $5.00 per ton in the stack. I have good scales on my farm to weigh both baled or loose hay. These terms strictly cash Come and get your bay while the roads are good.

C. IS. Knacks, tainments are never patronised to any The Christmas tree promisee well. The program is in splendid hands, the treasury is full. Santa Claus will be there and all be sssured of merry time.

Church of Christ I. iter. gVffSAY, DECKxlsUI 18. Bro, Eaoertatistsr wil tesd tfcs services Ssxt Btusdsj, She 18. Bafcjeet TsXyCSt, -'-V TtTAXTED BerersJ I nut wort.

geatle- great extent. The Fontana combina vv aea or lafltea to travel ta vv meaor utaiea vocrswei roc BBS ple. When the blood Is enriched and purified, disease disappears and good health returns, and Hood's Saraapa-rllla is the one true blood purifier. Hood's Pills are prompt sad ef3-etentaad do not purge, pain or gripe. S3 cents.

an eMalMisjssaroiyc ret- tion was most excellent, ont it wss a losing venture. If Seneca wants a eaveloce. tesatotaa band, let it bf ecL; if not, tell the boys there i-Jee for them and Tesmessee Creek. H4MHtki BM i fc fmmi i ZWtlZLBlSl for -Oetmrleb at Tu 1st tbsm tfisMod. tasae to Nxws jjawttssi gcxrao- All Vats baa ciarci, when 12m Krarer talked to 'tort exkiUtJl taMtf to NV tMMNttt HOII OM Ml VM, hQM to mini 1 tretttciudatuM ey CSAW CKM.

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