The Salina Sun from Salina, Kansas • 1

-FE i UN Thirtieth Year. No. 9. $1.00 a Year in Advance. SALINA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1915.

Attorneys at Law. Lands the Man After Three Tears. J. F. Efcton, a postoffiee inspector, FORCIBLE ACCOMMODATION.

recently landed a man who violated -1 A 1 the rules of decency. A two-year hunt for the author of improper letters written to Mrs. L. A. Kerr, at Lincoln, T.

HO JO, ATTORN EY AT- LAW. SALINA, KANSAS. North Santa Fe avenue. 2d taorj. Special attention glter.

to rro'jate i nd oo merclal law. Kansas, in 1912, ended when he stopped in front of the drug store of Joseph P. Cuddy, at Lincoln. Mr. Els too worked on the case when SALINA.

KANSAS, MAR. 6, 1915. The "Sun's" Statement. In accordance with requirement of the PostcfHce department, as provided by law, W. H.

Johnson hereby states he is the owner, editor, publisher and business manager of the Salixa Sun, a newspaper published each Saturday at Salina, Kansas, and that it is not a corporation and no bonds were issued in connection therewith. The same has been duly sworn to to the Post-office department. Complete preparations are being made at the Masonic Temple for the spring meeting of the Scottish Rite bodies, April 13, 14 and 15, The lodge room is being redecorated and repainted. Dr. Fredrick H.

Smith, Potentate of North America, will be in Salina on April 16 on an official visit to Isis Temple. His home is in Rochester, Xew York. Mr. W. H.

Gressel will remove to Minneapolis to become foreman of the Messenger at that place. He has shipped his furniture and will go ihere Monday with his family. Mr. Gressel has been employed on the Lincoln Republican and came to Salina early in the winter. He has helped us on The Sun and has been employed on the Union.

He has appeared to us to be a good and honest worker. the letters were being written but he did not find the author. Whenever he Mr. Amos W. Godfrey, formerly County Clerk, makes the following statement to the public: Dear friend Having served as your County Cler1 for the past four years I take this means of thanking you for all past favors and to state that after January 1 1915, 1 will be located in an office of my own at No.

112 South Santa Fe avenue, with W. H. Skelton Typewriter Exchange which is the first door south of the Traders State bank and where 1 will be pleased to meet all my old acquaintances as well as new ones whether on business or. pleasure. I will engage in the real estate, insurance and rental business.

Again thanking you for all favors shown and trusting that I may have the pleasure of meeting ycu in my Lew-location, wfth best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year, 1 am, Very sincerely yours, Amos W. Godfeet. has gone to Lincoln since he took ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office 105 Xorth Santa Fe avenue some of the letters with him. He was in Lincoln from Salina a few weeks ago and was returning to the hotel from the postoffiee. He passed a drug store when his attention was attract JT.

A. FIEMIXC, ATTOK NEY- AT- LAW, ed by this sign: "Hot chocolate." "Grandma" Coburn Dies. Mrs. Jane Coburn, familiarly known to many in Salina as "Grandma" Co-burn, died Wednesday morning at 1 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Warren Knaus, at McPherson.

She was yi years old the 11th of last November. She has lived with her daughter the past five or six years. Jane Cox was born in the north part of Ireland and lived there until 1848, when she went to New York City with an uncle where her brother and sister were living. In 1853 she married Joseph Coburn; who died 28 years ago Mr. Coburn was from the same part of Ireland as Msr.

Coburn. In 18-5Z with a party of friends Mr. and Mrs. Coburn came to Kansas. They went to Leavenworth where Mr.

Coburn started the first flouring mill there. Thea came to Saline county four years later and took a homestead five miles south and east of Salina. Mrs. Coburn left three daughters: Mrs. Ella Lord Crain of Garland, Montana; Mrs.

Rena Phillips of New kirk, Oklahoma; and Mrs. Warren Knaus, of McPherson. The body was brought to Salina for burial and the funeral was held Friday morning from the Presbyterian church of which the deceased had long been a member. In the absence of the pastor, Dr. A.

E. Vanorden, Rev. B. Li. Lantz.

of the English Lutheran church, conducted the services. 140 IT. SANTA FE AYE NITS. Elston returned to the postoffiee and F. COBDER, A Remarkable Source.

Look to any quarter, and you will not find quite the same quality and quantity of reading matter as in the unique combination provided by The Youth's Companion. In provision and purpose it is the ideal home paper. Live and wholesome fiction. Articles of inspiration by men who have achieved. Information at hand that busy people want.

Enough of editorial comment, of science, and of events to keep one abreast of the day. Special family pages, boys pages, girls pages. The editorial page is unsurpassed by that of any publication. This year there are to be eight fine serials. 250 shorter stories, besides articles of travel and information, and 1,000 bits of fun.

A year of The Companion as it is today will make the finest in vestment for your family, including all ages If you do not know The Companion let us send you three current issues free; that you may thoroughly test the paper's quality. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkley Boston, Mass. New subscriptions received at this office. Sick People. The sick and ailing find relief by sending for a free copy of Dr.

Humphreys' Manual of all diseases, and their treatment with Humphreys' Remedies, for men, women and children, from sprue to gout, from colic to bladder troubles, from puberty to changee of life. This valuable medi had the postmaster secure specimens of the printing of the proprietor and clerk. After he had com Dared them G. A. A.

Logan Tost No. 127 holds weekly meetings on Tuesday evening. All comrades in good standing are invited to visit with us when in Salina. Samuel Joy Commander. W.

H. Johnson, Adjutant. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, "Scraggs is the meanest man that ever lived. Being in need of a few dollars the other day, I called at his office and asked Mm to help me out. "And -what did he say?" -othinsT just helped me out." with the printing in the improper 109 North Santa Fe Avenne, SAUNA, KANSAS.

letters, he visited the drug store. Sir. Cuddy, why did you write these letters?" Elston demanded of the BUM CM BUltCH, The March term of the District Court will begin next Tuesday morn- i proprietor. Mr. Cuddy glanced at the Miss Belle Vuvak, of Missouri arrived last week for a visit with Mrs.

Minnie Stiefel of South Santa Fe. The middle of the week Mrs. Seiefel and her guest went to McPherson to join Mr. and Mrs. J.

Strouse on a two months trip to California. Other Members of the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Youngheim of Wichita and Mrs. Adolph Hess, a sister of Mrs Stiefel, ef Kewanee, Illinois.

Dr.Wolfe, Specialist, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW letters and denied he was their author. The denial was so firm that the in tC. w. Buech, County Attorney.) Booms 5-7-9 Odd Fellowt Building, Salina spector began to think that he had WILL BE IN Assessing of valuations begins March 1 and the assessors are already on the move. made a mistake and made his escape.

Various Graces fop Various Places. "Of course." said the young husband ft ho is trying to be humble and take Instructions. Til admit that my ballroom and reception manners are pretty broad-gauge and fortissimo." "They she commented, severely. "But let me tell you one thing." "What's that?" "Your Vere de Vere ways at the hall park would queer our hopes of ever winning a game if the home team kiiew about 'em." 7L. C.

MIIXIKIJf, A few hours later Cuddy walked into the hotel and handed him a written confession. ATTORNEY AT- LAW. Judge Grover held an adjourned session of the District Court at Ellsworth Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. Kerr was a patron of Cuddy's Office, 101 North Santa Fe Avenue, SALINA, KANSAS.

drug store. Kerr was engaged to marry the girl who is now his wife. Cuddy was arrested by Deputy Mr. and Mrs. Einar Danielson have returned from Blackwell, Oklahoma, and will probably make Salina their home.

The new church building committee of St. John's Lutheran church has called a meeting of the congregation for next Sunday morning following the regular church service. The committee will ask authority to place on the market the present church property 125 feet on South Santa Fe and 120 on West Walnut. Members of the committee have been approached by business men who say that in United States Marshal Myers who took R. R.

TIME TABLE. SALINA, Wednesday and Thursday, MARCH 31, APRIL 1. At the PLANTERS HOTEL FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. He returns every 4 weeks HOURS 9 a. m.

to p. in. cal book sent prepaid on request. him before United States Commissioner Chase at Junction City. He was placed under bond for $2,000 for his appearance before the grand jury in Topeka in April.

Union Pauinc. No new names appear to have been added for mayor and police judge at the approaching election. It seems to be four candidates for each position. Address: Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co 156 William street New Death of Arthur S. Duncan.

Joseph Duncan received word Saturday from Salida, Colorado, announcing the death of his brother, Arthur S. Duncan, at that place frcm asthma and complications. He had been sick the past five years. The body arrived here Tuesday morning over the Missouri Pacific railroad with which the deceased had been an employe for a number of years prior to his illness. America's Greatest Weekly The Toledo Blade, Toledo, Ohio.

The Best-known Newspaper in the United States. CIRCULATION, 20,000 Popular in Every State. EAST BOUND- Impart. Train 102. Passenger s.SOa.m- York.

me near iutura me mock will be a Train 104, Passenges." H. business block. Former Salina Woman Dead. i ram iuo taaiiy except Sunday) 12.25 a. m- Miss Marion Steck, who since last October has been visiting in Chicago train liu i va Train 154.

Freight 5.0oT.. Train lo6. Freight 8 50 Train 153, Freight llu l' The Donmyer music store on North with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Clover, Ko 108, 110, 156 and 158 do not run on Sunday. and Mr.

Clover, arrived home Monday Santa Fe, in the Weiguer building, has been puichased by B. R. Brassfleld The funeral was held Tuesday after WESTBOUND- Departs at afternoon. noon at Jirookville where interment who will move it to the second story In many respects the Toledo Blad as made. Arthur S- Duncan was Train 101, Passenger 3 00 a.

Train 103, Passenger m- Train 107.Passenger arrives at 3.30 p. m- Tra ssenser U.i7 1, Train Ui. Freight fc.w of the same building. The Mission drug store will occupy the building one of the early residents of this county is the most remarkable weekly newspaper published in the United States. Mrs.

M. J- Finnigan. 300 east Pres-cott, sells the Bliss Native Herbs. They are cheap, 200 doses for a dollar, l'ifeci 10.35 a. in-Train lo9, i reight arrives at 10.43 a.

m. after it undergoes repairs. The Olney It is the only newspaper especially 'Z16J A great many of them have been sold music company was the first oecupant Your Decision is Important. You will never have a more important question to determine than the selection of your doctor. On the correctness of your judgment in making this decision may depend your future htalth, happiness and success.

If you are suffering from any deep-seated, complicated, chronic disease, you and for some time was identified with his brother Joseph Duncan in business in Brookville. He went to Colorado 28 years ago and has made his home in Salida with his brother, William. in this cemmunity in the past. of the building and Mr. Brassfleld was 3DUBjj subj hi nopisoaxg PLAIXTILLE BKAXCH.

in charge. Later he traveled for the BTJOpBTJJ3UI pJBAlt edited for Xational circulation. It has had the largest circulation for more years than any newspaper printed in America. Furthermore, it is the cheapest newspaper in the world, as COIXeXOBTH Train 1S3, mixed departs at 8.50 Sale of the J. E.

Hamilton farm of Packard piano company which position 160 acres just west of town for he will retain and will put a man in Mrs. Nancy R. Spillman, daughter of D. C. and Alvira Bradley, died at her home in Kanopolis on Saturday morning, February 13, 1915, aged 71 years, 8 months and 21 days.

Nancy Bradley was born in Cinnamon county, Illinois, May 22, 1843. She was married May 18, 1862, to J. T. Spillman, a soldier of the Civil War, at her parents' home in Marshall county, Iowa- To this union twelve "children were born. Mrs.

Spillman is survived by six of them: O. B. F. and Bert of this county, Mrs. Ada Peck, San Jose, California, Mr.

Alvira Vaubuskirk, Enid, Oklahoma, and Mrs. Grace Camper, Dade, Oklahoma. All of them with the exception of Mrs. Peck were present at the funeral. Mrs.

Spillman came to Kansas in 1S71, locating in Republic county. Later she moved to Salina and from there to Ellsworth county. She was affectionately known as "Grandma" Spillman and was respected and loved Tra iSS' asieneer departs at 4.S0 p. m. Train 136.

Pasannrar jrunsD jo jsjJBnb 2u He never married. Besides his brother with whom he made his home he leaves two brothers living here, Joseph 000 or $150 an acre was filed Wednes- charge of the store Train Mixed arrives at 4.30 p. should consult a specialist. Dr. Wolfe dov.

The land was purchased by -jnp 'spjoqasttoq jo snofjjnn ui nd George and a brother in Medina, Andrew Inglemanson. The farm is 'ss Charlotte Spier has accepted MCPHERSON BRANCH. Ohio, also three sisters in. Cleveland. th rv.inrfr.rrl avonnp rnari a mile miiiatiuu uu cuuuucb iuuuu HBTtidcxI sjx SJapjostQ jaAiq pus jCanpi3 suoijInj3 upg fcrOIXG SOUTH will be explained to any person who will write us for terms.

The news of the world so arranged that busy people can more easily comprehend than by reading cumbersome columns of dailies. All current topics made VIA 1- Mv.uuK has a study of chronic diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver, stomach, nerves and special diseases of men and women for years. His attention is Train 1S1 Wlrrt The deceased was born in South west of Ninth street. I table of home economics at the meet depansat 4.25 p.m. ing of the Golden Belt Educational tjjjbjbq BisdadsA'i raspBia 4.

arrives at a m. Train 182. Mixed arrives at 4.00 p. Nn Knndav trains wni. Past Commander T.

P. Anderson, of association at Hays Ciry March 12 and directed solely to the cure of chronic Brooklyn, Ohio, now Cleveland, on August 12, 1852, and came to this county when a young man. n3ITH 1 83JTID jnjjspnoAi sji branches. ua plain in each issue by special editorial diseases and no case will be accepted the Kansas G. A.

died Tuesday lo. Miss is in cnarge of the S2rjBq prjB sqjaq sooj W. S. BABB Agent. Citv.

domestic science department, of the matter written from inception down to date. The only paper published es which examination shows as being an incurable disease. You can feel as uopxsodraoD ajduns Mrs. Anna Diehl, wife of Jacob Kansas, aged 70 years. He and Bryce LlUs high school.

5he is the only pecially for people who do or do not Diehl, a farmer living eiht miles north Muir, of Salina, were personal friends daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Spier, sji 'sqj3H SApBtf SSI1 read daily newspapers, and yet thirst and thev served in the same Missouri of this city. After graduating from Brookville, died at St.

John's Rock Island. for plain facts. That this kind of a newspaper is popular, is proven by the hospital in Salina Sunday night. regiment in the civil war sured that when you go to Dr. Wolfe, and he can benefit and cure you, that if his instruction are followed you will be restored to normal health.

The doctor has been coming to Salina every by all who knew her. She became a the salina high school Miss Spier at tended the State Agricultural college, fact that the eekly Blade now has 2161 member of the Christian church when over 185,000 yearly subscribers, and is Death was due to septicaemiac. Mrs. Diehl was born in this county Septem "Bernard Lamer left bundsy night specializing domestic science ten years old and remained a Chris smvd circulated in all parts of the U. b.

In addition to the news, the Blade pub: lishes short and serial stories, and on a two weeps' trip to Southern Utah four weeks for three years. tian all her life. ber 21, 1892, and had lived here all her life. Besides her husband she leaves where he will purchase horses for his You've heard the saying of March, Funeral services were held at the No. 536, Passenger 10.25 a.

many departments of matter suited to "1VQ3W two small daughters aged five and father, C. W. Lamer. He will buy "tome in HKe a lion ana goes out like Methodist church at Kanopolis at ten ooo, arrives 6.40 n. at No.

afi5 arrive the horses in an agricultural district a lamb," or rice cersa. Well, in the every member or tne iamuy. uniy one dollar a year. wo years. The body was shipped to No.

566 departs d. ib o'clock Monday morning, conducted QlOO about 100 miles west of Bluff, Ltah, morning of the hrst, which was Mon- Brookville Tuesday evening and the All passenger trains inn dally. Remember onr Ion rates miH. nn hn. Write for free specimen copy.

Ad by Rev. S. Elam, and interment was where the recent Indian uprisings day, it was quite lamblike, but along uneral was held Wednesday after uwuv-Bcri ers' dates. in the Kanopolis cemetery. EllsicorVt dress The Blade, Knr fnldera and am ntha, been.

Reporter. Toledo, Ohio Bock Island depot. in the torenoon it commenced to change, and later on in the afternoon noon trom the btone church near Brookville. Rev. Atchenberg of Tescott I A.

WHITTEMOHE, Agent Mrs. M. J. FINNIGAN, Acting on the advice of the medical was in charge of the services and Dies from Ptomaine Poisoning. the water began to drip profusely from I the clouds.

It was quite moist from still the Staff of St. John's hospital Mrs. Isabelle J. Davis living at the burial was made in the Mulberry cemetery eleven miles northwest of have announced to the public that the that ob and in a couple of days the 300 E. Prescott Ave.

corner of Elm and Eighth streets, re snow began to become fine, and it Brookville. general monthly visiting Sunday will be discontinued. However, those who ceived Monday telling or the sudden California death of her only son, George Davis, has been persistent since in coming. It has not. at any time been particular iy cold and the snow has kept on have not seen the building will be admitted Drivatelv any afternoon ex of Claremore, Oklahoma.

Death oc LUMBAGO AND FILES CUBED. The following testimonial is only curred at 4 o'clock in the afternoon cept Sunday. This Winter melting and coming. and the cause was ptomaine poison one of many that Dr. Wolfe, specialist, receives from cured patients: ing.

Mrs. Davis accompanied by her Snend your winter holiday ia Cali daughter. Miss Belle Davis, and her An increase in the capital stock or The Mtthodists will this year build the Salina Northern railroad company a yery fiae church on tne sight of tne from $100,000 to $1,500,000 was made present structure, north of Iron ave- I was troubled with backache for 1 A'' fornia this year you will And It fax lovelier and more satisfying than Santa Fe Route. TIME CAKD. The fo'towlng trains are dally except Sundki LIATXS.

Train 313, passenger train 7K a. Train 320. passenger 9.55 a.m. Train 322, accommodation 115 p. ABBOTS Train 317, passenger 9.10 a.

a. Train 319. accommodation 1.10 p. Train 321. passenger 5.00 p.

m. No Sit makes direct connections at Abilene for Minneapolis, Concordia, Superior and all points north. No. 32Sconnects for Strong City, and all point a east, west and south, including Chicago, Galves -ton and San Francisco. We take pleasure in answering all questions.

'Phone 93. W. S. CONA WAY, Agent, T.4S.F. Ry- Salina, Kansa.

WHES IX NEED OF AS ABSTRACT GOTO C. W. LYNN, niece, Mrs. Li C. Webb, left Tuesday for Claremore.

two years and at times it was so bad that I could hardly be up and around at a meeting of the board ot directors Don't mis3 the biggest events of a lifetime the Panama-California Expo Mr. Davis was between 45 and 50 nue, on Eighth street the cost will be $40,000 and building will be 100 by 90 feet. There will be 38 rooms in all. and could not look after my work. I held in Salina Thursday afternoon.

In addition the directors authorized the execution of a mortgage sition at San Diego the Panama-Pac years or ago. lie lived in balina as noticed by the papers that Dr. Wolfe a boy and then went to McPherson He does not Use the Knife." cine Iaternational Exposition at ban Francisco, 1915 and don't miss the was coming to Salina every four weeks The Title Man. The auditorium and gallery will seat a thousand persons There will be for il.500.000 to the Kansas Trust and was employed as a citrar maker opportunity to see tne greatest scenio and I went in to see him. He immediately told me that he could cure me sections of the country.

Go to Califor Here he married Miss Mayme Curry. company of Kansas City, Kansas. class rooms for the Snndav school. The Man who knows his Business. Dr.

Wolfe treats diseases of the nia via Rock Island Lines. You see For a time his health failed and he more and have a wider choice ot Stomach, Intestines, Liver, Blood, kitchen, choir room, kindergarten room, beginners' room, primary room, D. B. Long was in Salina Monday and I began his treatment at once, and it has now been nearly two years since routes at no greater cost. went fo New Mexico and Colorado.

When the string of five Laderer Cloth 30 Years Experience. nnH -Tnpsdav. His wife is a sister 6f nursery, two reception rooms, study, Skin, Nerves, Heart, Spleen, Kidneys, Bladder, Sexual Diseases, Diseases of Women, Catarrh, Bed wetting, the doctor discharged me as cured and The "Golden State fore most transcontinental train, provide every luxury of modern travel via the Mrs. May Belleville-Brown, of Salina, ing company stores was started he large Sunday school assembly room have not been bothered in the least and four parlors for class work and direct route of lowest aiutuaes. and Bbe lived here in her youth.

While Mr. Long elaims Ellsworth still to be was given the management of the store at Claremore and also an interest Missouri Pacific. TIME TABLE. EAST BOVXl. Leg Ulcers, certain forms of Paralysis, Weak Lungs, Asthma, Bron with the backache and am feeling bet-ter and can do more work than I have Other fast trains daily with choice receptions.

The outlines of the of routes go one way, return another. in the store. Besides bis wife and structure look very enticing. home, he and his family are living at Boulder, Colorado. He "cut a good chitis, Appendicitis, Gall Stones, been able to do for a number of years ALEX BERG, The doctor also cured me of a case of mother be leaves two sisters, Miss Belle Davis of this city and Mrs.

Giles No. 4 11.00a. m. No. 96.

Local freight 11.00 a. No. 404. Fort 9.00 p. m.

deal of ice" in Kansas in years past. Goiters, Tumors, Cancers, Biliousness, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, Epi The fine old gentleman R. L. Richol Rock Island Scenic Circle Tours I to piles which had bothered me much. He has visited in Salina many times, MONEY to LOAN.

"WEST BOTJXD. son, living at 207 North Ninth street lepsy, Headache, Sleeplessness, Neu Dr. Wolfe is certainly very fair and was on Tuesday forenoon hit by the rasthenia, Leg Ulcers, and Scrofulous Harris of Topeka. The burial was made at Claremore Will Remain in Washington. No.

3. Colorado Express (dally) 5.33 p.m. No. 403. Ft Scott-Wichita daily leaves 7.15 a.

m. No. 95. Local freight, (daily exc Sund. 14.00 p.

n. Pan-Pacific Expositions 1915 square in his dealings, and I have sent Keberlein taxicab while attempting to diseases and diseases of men. "Direct line and through trains to Pueblo. Colo ANY SECURITY ANT TIME. Superintendent W.

S. Heusner of the city schools was elected by the board of education at their regular cross the street near his home. He him several patients and he has treated them with the best of courtesy, and rado Springs and Denver. If you have kidney or bladder trou Finest Modern 9 All -Steel Equipment Most direct and desirable line for Pacific Coaa was knocked down and received a bad Points. ble, bring a 2-ounce bottle "of your Congressman Guy T.

Helvering writes that he can best serve the INSURANCE cut on the elbow aad another on the Makes close connections with Eastern lines meeting Monday evening. Mr. Hues ner came here two years ago fron urine for analysis. Kansas City Omaha and St. Louis.

has been very reasonable in his charges to me as well to the friends that I have sent him. I know a number of other cases that the doctor has cured, and head. He was unconscious vshsu W. S. BoDbBTon Agen t.

-w a til a- nm-mnnnriA fhT I The Doctor turnisnes an bis own Kansas. For tickets.reserva- tlons and information see junction Wij i picked up and fears entertained for medicines. interests of the people by keeping open his office in Washington after Congress adjourns and all through the summer. In this way there will be no him, but hs has greatly improved, and wno went to jjiannanau. ait.

hum-ner was elected with a substantial is resting comfortably at his home. people with chronic diseases will make no mistake by calling and seeing Dr. HUMPHREYS'' increase in salary. He is nearing bis 80th year and is PILES. delay in handling pension matters, and the old soldiers have come to that Wolfe.

I can not state in words my Witch Hazel Oil quite a vigorous man. Our under I. A. Whittemore, AJ3-IE35ri appreciation for what Dr. Wolfe has done for me." period in life where they cannot afford Ixslie Harold Titus, the little son of 31c aad Mrs.

George H. Titus, died at the family home on North Ohio standing is that the street car was approaching, hiding the yiejy f)f the (COMPOUND) For Piles or Hemorrhoids Itching, bleeding, blind or protrud delay. Salina, Kans. Rock Island Line ing piles quickly ana permanently taxicab. It is believed Mr.

Mr. Helvering will take take pleas External or Internal, Blind or aveaue. Pneumonia was the cause of Signed, C. V. Peteksox, Smolan, Kansas, R.

2. Dr. Wolfe will be here again at the cured without surgery, No cutting. will soon come out all right. Bleeding, Itching or Burning One application brings relief ure in being of seryipe all who may have business with their Congressman ying, ligature or caustic.

Nothing 4 OVER his death which came early Monday morning. The little fellow was born 65 YEARS' Two sizes, 25c. and $1.00, at Planters Hotel Wednesday and Thurs: to barm you. No chloroform or other EXPERIENCE which can best be attended to at Washington. His address is 506 House Salina Northern Booming.

An increase in the capital stock of all druggists or mailed. day, March 3 and 4, from 9 A- m. to 8 anaesthetic. He gives a contract and in Salina June 29, 1913. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the Send Free Sample ot Oil to p.

M. guarantees to cure every case of piles he Office building, Washington, D. the Salina Northern railroad company home. The body was takei to Brook treats, no matter of how long standing, HUMPHREYS' Free Medical Book in celebration of sixty year we have published, a revised edition Dr. Humphreys Manual of all diseases, giving in minute detail the care and treatment of the sick with Humphreys' Remedies.

Ho. FOB Prr 1 PeTera, Congestions, Inflsinma tlons IS Worms. Worm Fever 2 folic. Crying and Wakefulness of Infants. 3 4 Diarrhea, of Children and 25 Conch.

Colds, Bronchitis ,.3,1 8 Toothache, faoeache, Keoralgia 2 9 Headache. Sick Headache, Vertigo. 33 IO Dvssepaia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach.

3 IS Croop. HoacseCoutjh, Laryngitis. a 14, Salt Khemn. Eruptions. IS Lumbno 2 1 Fever and Acne.

Kalaria 2 17 Piles, BIIjkI or Bleeding. Exto-rnal, Internal. 2. 1 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in Head 39 Whooping Cough S3 3t Asthma, 7 Kidney Disease. 2 X9 Net-rona Oebilitr.

Vital Weakness l.C 3 UrtnarT Incontinence. Wetting Bed 3 A Sore Throat. Quinsy. 2.. 77 LaCripfic 25 Bold by druggists, or sent on receipt of price.

HUMPHREYS HOXEO. XEDICDf Comiy and Ann Tork. Minneogolis Better Way. from 1100,000 to 1 ,500,000 was made ville for burial. Spread of Homeopathy.

or refund every penny of your money, at a meeting af the board, of directors The Doctor is authorized by the State COMBINATION. Trade Marks Dr. B. F. Slusher and wife wjH 1 in bahna Friday afternoon.

In A professor of Materia Medica, lecturing in a Medical College before of Kansas to treat all chronic diseases Medical Electric Battery complete leave this afternoon for San Francisco addles the directors authorized the Mf Copyrights Ac of men and women. Humphrey' Homeo. Medicine 156 Wflllaic with book of information, seven ap a class of students recently said: "The spread of Homeopathy ib the Western attend the Panama exposition, ejtenqn.Qffl mortgage for 11,500,000 Examination and consultation free Sew York. pliances, worth $12.00. Limited num jpecting to be absent six weeks.

They I to the Kansas tust Company of Kan- and confidential. Hemisphere was due largely to the will remain at San Francisco three a City, Kansas. The Railroad men ber at 600, and 6 months treatment of Office address: C. S. Wolfe, M.

Sick Animals -veeks and then go to Los Angeles, I say that they feel that Saliva soon work of Dr. Frederick Humphreys." If you are interested in Homeo An Tone sending a elcetcb and description mmr qnlctclr ascertain onr pinion free whsther an invention 18 probably TatenUble. Communicn. tlons strictlrconfldentlal. HARDSSCI on Patent! ient free.

Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Mann A Co. NcalTt tpeciat tMtfes, withont barge. In the ScfetUific flr.siia..v A handsomely llrostrated weekly. lJUTreet circulation of any sotentlflo Joarnal.

Terms. $3 year onr months, Sou hy aH newsdealers. 8U Waahtatoii.n.U No. 610 Kansas avenue, Topeka, Kan The treatment of of Horses. Diego, etc.

The visit they tave complete th subscription allotmeflj; medicine free. Wrte for syinptom blank. DX. A. POTTER, sas.

Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Fowls, is given iu pathic treatment send for a free copy nf Ttr PrnmnKfDTfi' HnrnfinnafiiA MaiI mapped out insures a royal good time, and that the action taken is in antici- The Doctor is in his Topeka office Jtisthe one opportunity of the kindlpation of this. The amount sub- Dr. Htanphreys Vetennary Manual, mailed free, Humphreys Veterinary Bemediea. William street, New every Friday and Saturday, lifetime. scribed is now about $70,000.

3108 Garfield, Kansas City, 156 William New York..