LEGAL ADVhRTISING.
Eec, Court Advertising.
Court Proclamation.
WIltKKAS the Hon. tUiold M. MeOlSN
Preftdaat JudltS ' Juill.-ial DUtriCt.
Composed Dl (I untlei l Suyiler, an. I
Union mi.i prim K. Rieglc ami Z. T. (Jem
, berllne, Enql., A.-.-"' lata JurtgM In sfid lorSny.
dsr county, bsre Itiued thnlr pisotpt, bearing
dale the ' 4th day 01 Oct. A. itKi, to mi
directed for the hold I on olan irphana' court, n
OOnrt ..I 'itiitiii.n Pirns, I'uurt i.l l.'yer ami Ter.
miner and ' leneral lourt "i ttasrtsf Bnstloai ..i
the Peace, al Mlddleburah, lor 'he county ol
BBder, on the ieoood3Ionday, (being tin 10th
day ! Dee, 1900), sod to oontlnus one w...k.
ivotlceli therefore hereby given to the Ooron
er, Jttitlcoa of the Peace and Uonetablei it. and
lor th.' ooonty Ol Snyder, to appear In their
proper person wnii their rolls, reoorda, in.juiHi-limi.-.,
xamlnatloai and othei Teiueuit.raiieei
to do thote thltiKi wineii ol their once and In
their l.eluili l artaln to he .lone an. I witnesses
and peraons proeecutlng In behatl ol llie Com
Bonwealth agalnal an) person or persons are re
quired to tie then ulM there mleii.lln,; and de
parting without leava at tbetrperll. jQttlcea
are requested to be punotnal In tuelrettsndsnofl
al the iippulnte.l time agreeably to notice.
Olven under my heml Real al the SberlfTi
offlce hi Hlddleburgh, the 10th day of Not.
A. li., one thousand nine hundred.
i. l ItoW. Sheriff.
wiim.ws APPRAI8KMKNT8. Notice w here
' bj siren thai the following Widows' Ap
praisements under the $soo law, have been Mod
with the clerk ..t tin-or nms' noun of Snyder
county for conflrmatlon Dec, loth, ihoo.
Appraisement ol Sylvia satztnsn, widow of
aauc Saltzman, lute of Spring township, de
ceased, elected to be taken under the atw ex
emption law.
Appraisement nf ami in. 1. 1 Voting, widow ol
Israel voting, latum .-i itoaver townsnip, ne
ceased, elected to be taken under the MM ex
emption law.
Appraisement of Havtiia Brdley, widow ol
Theodore Krdley, late of Krauklln township, de
ceased, elected in betaken under the 1800 ex
ruipi Ion law.
Appraisement of Catharine K rouse, widow ol
Lewis Kious". late ol Mlddlecreek township, de
ceased, elected to be tskou under the fsni ox
emption law.
Appraisement ol Amanda lirunner, widow of
Baniuci m unner, late oi rent reiownBuip, eieci
cd i" bo i .ikon under I In- SHOO exemption btw.
Api'vil . in. -tit ol Sarah Martin, daughter and
Hinl oil, In'ir ol .iiiioii i . 1 1 1 in. I.',- oi ii
Pen ', township, d ased, etooted 10 M tak.'n
in. -I t luetmoexi million law.
u m siiiMiia,, Olerk
Mlddli burg, Pa,, Nov. lntb, itwo,
n EtilS'l KK'S NOTlt'ES, Nollre Ishereby glvi
x en i hal the following numed persoM have
filed thotr Administrators', (lurndlan, and E -
eoutors' accounts iutbe KogMter'sUlilceol 8ny
der Count) and tbe same win be presented lor
eonflrtnailou ami allowance nl the oouti llouse
In Ulddleburgb, Monday, Deo loth, 1U0O.
First and final account of Isaac rrreene, ex
ecutor ol Solomon Wagner, lateol Wesl Beaver
township, mi. lor coin. t.s , penna,, deceased.
Kiist and final ai uni iii w. s. Miller, execu
tor of Bamuel K. BtumplT, into ot West Beaver
township, snider lounly, penn l, deceased.
First and lit. nl account or Henry W. Hart man,
administrator "t h stale ol Amos Komberger,
letenl Adams township, Snyder county, l'o.,
dcci asod.
First and final account ol Moses B tts, execu
ti r nl charlos Boits, late nl perry township,
sir. lercouniy, Penna., deceased,
i ir ' and Hnalaccpuiil ol Mary M., Henry II.
and tt'tfirgc W, Waller, administrators of the
Samuel n Waller, lute ol Franklin
towi . i. Snyder County, Penna., deceased,
j. h. willis, Register.
November una, 1M0.
Dei embef Court Trial List.
Blchenberger at Wolf vs. Auoker A Knicftni.
John 1). Mt-rks vs. II. F. mowing.
Weimer Jc l'o. vs N'.T. l.i'vlngst inc.
AT " K. Hunter v " ,li ICoosh.
Jon. iu , i. Pontiu. I
Dr. J- F. Kniiawell vs. KnUte of II. K. Sanders.
R. C. Flss. tluardtan, vs. James A. Young and
A. KllellStllie.
abent bandred (1091 tree, a lot of ar trees
Tln tract has four it . Sana of timber and the
lialunce is under cultivation.
TItACT NO. 2. Containing twenty () acres
inure or less, w hereof tan (10) acres are cleared
and the latlance with young timtier adjoining;
lauds of Franklin Hubert on the east and
tract No. I, on the south hy landi ol William
Krlck. on the west by the same and on the north
by lands ol Knocb baker and Solomon Maurer.
TItACT NO. S. OontMlning four acre (4) aires
more or less, all set with yi. unit timber, bound
ed on the north hy Ian 'a of Franklin Dubcrt,
on the eust by the name, on the south by lands
of N illiain Krick and on the west hy tract No. 2
Set.rd, taken into eiecution and to be sold as
the property of Alex- A. Bomlg.
(I. W. BOW, Sberill.
BberlfTi tXBoe, Mlddlaborg, Pa-, Nov-13, 1900.
k5tock.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an order lsRiied out of the orph
litis' Court of Snyder county, the Undersigned
administrator! ol the estate of Charles Boodllng,
late of Perry township, Sii) der county. Pa., de
ceased, will sell on the premises
HATVfSDAY, DECEMMW h. iuoo
The following described real estate, to wit i
All that Irnot of land situate In Ibc township
of Perry, COUOty of Snyder, state of Pennsylva
nia, hounded and described as follows: On the
north by hinds of S. S, ttcltz, on the ea.st by Ma
bantongo creek, on the nouili by Mohabtongc
creek and lands of John fjomfort and on the
west by lands of James Bbesler, containing MO
ucn s, more or less, whereon are erected a two
Story dwelling house, bank ham and ol her out
buildings, l springs mid Bowing water at the
house. About so acres Is In good timber, of
white pine, white oak ar.d chestnul mik.
s.iio to commence at 10 o'clock a. m., wht n
cutis will be made known b)
OXOSOI GOODLIXO,
1-aai' liOODMXO.
j. IIarbt snoTTiBiRaxR, Auc Admln'ra.
j. ti. Wei skb. Attorney,
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE.
It Will Thrive and Produce Aboa
Oantlr on Soils Too Poor for
Many Other Cropa,
The Jerusalem artichoke (Ilolian
thua tuberosus) is a yellow-flowereii
jierenninl plant, reaching a lieiplu ol
eight to ten feet and clooel resem-
) tiling' a wiW sunflower. One writer
says that the term Jerusalem, as ap
plied to this plant, is a corruption ol
the Italian name for the sunflower
ginisole and the uame artichoke w
applied to it becnuse of the similarity
of flavor of the tuber to that of the
true artichoke known as the giobe oi
French artichoke (Cynara Soolymtjl),
which is a thistle-like plant in no way
resembling the Jerusalem artichoke.
Of the globe artichoke the flower buds
are the edible portion, while the ,leru
ssJem artichoke is grown nlmost ex
clusively for the underground tubers
ATTORNEY'S NOTIOK. Notice is hereby
given that oowerol attorney-in-fact upon
the estate oi Bpbralm Waiter, late of Center
township, Snyder couuty, Pa., dee'd, has beeii
given by the ItetrS Of said estate to the under
signed, to whom nil Indebted to said estate
should make immediate pas meni and those ha
ing claims again-t ii should present themdyii)
autnenllcuted tot settlement.
I U WALTER,
atlddli t.nri-ii. Pa. Att'.'rney-ln-fartt,
Nov. It, 1000. 61.
ADMINISTRATORS1 NOT1Q.E Let
tots of Ailiiiitiistnitii.n in the
estate of Catharine llrouse, late of t'enn tup.,
Snyder county, Pa., dee'd, havl ng lieen granted
t, the undersigned, all per. .us kuiiwing tbem
selves indebtod to said estate nra requested to
make liumeillste payment, while tlo.se hav i uu
claims v ill present t hem duly Authenticated to
the uudi rslgned.
abO. sn li '.:. Kalem, Pn ,
J. I. FISHRR, Hellnsgrove. Pa.
et. 10,11100 Adinlnlstrators,
ADJIINISTRATHIX NOTICE. Let
ters of Ailiniiiisti'iifii.ii In flit' os
fate oi t . .. lore Brdley, late ol Franklin iwn
Bnyder t;o., Pa., ditc'd., having I n grant
ed to the undersigned, nil persons knowing
Uiemselvns Indel tea to said esluto are requcsteo
lo make Immediate niiymout, while those having
claims mil presetil them duiv authenticated to
(ho undei - Igned,
SAVIM, ERDLEV, AdmlnlstrHtnx,
M. I. I hi rElt, Vtt'y, Paxil UVIllo, Pa.
Midi lebttrgb, Pa Oct, I, igon,
l,'l.. I 1'iiU's NOTH'l Notice Is hereby
Ji liii.n that letter testamentary upon the
estate of Thomas Wise, late ol Centre
Tow n-hip. Hnyder County. Pa , deceased, have
been leaned in due form of law to the under
signed, to whom nil indebted to said istate
should make Immediate payment and thus,
having claims against it should present them
duly authenticated bo settlement.
MAMUKL H. STltOI II, Kxeeutor,
Pennscreok, l'o., Oct. ll. 1000
PXKCI'THIX'H NOTK K.-Notirc is hereby
X- rlven thai Ii iter- teataiucntary upon the es
tats of Samuel lirunner, late of Centre Twp,
Hnydei I ty. Pa . dew aaed, have been Issued
in due f.o in of law to the undersigned, to whom
all Indebti .1 to said estate should make Imme
diate pavmenl and those having claims againat
It should present them duly authenticated for
settlement. KI.IAS HIll'NNEU, Executor.
Pennscreek, Pa., Oct, H, I9M.
pXKCt'TOR'ri NOTICR. Notice is hereby
gl'cn that letters testamentary upon tl s-
tale ,f sun I Arbngast, dee'd, of Pelt) twp.
Snyder county Pa , deceased have been Issued
in dm lor in .,f law to the undersigned, to whom
II Indebted to said estate should make Imme
diate pa monl and those having claims agalnal
It should present them duly authenticated for
settle,. . nt GEO, F. BRORIUS, Bxeeutor,
Ml Pit nsanl Mills, Pa.. Oct. II, 1900,
Sheriff's Sale of
By virtue of certain writs of alias fieri facias
Issueo out of the Court ! Common Pleas of
Dnyoor coniiiy. ra , iiu.i to 'i, In,, led I will
expose t.i publli s da al the i uurl llouse in Mid
dleburgli, i'a., on
Saturday, December 8, 1!)00
nt 1340 o'clock, the following described real
estate to wit :
TH AI IT No. 1. Aeet iain farm or mesauan
of land sltU I ted ill est I leaver township, -ny-
deroounty I'a,, adjohtltig lands of J. o v.'.iir
ner on the i ast, south by iands of Allen Wagner
and Knoch linker, on the weal by lands of
Bnpeh Baker, .inch Nerhood and Miehael Wei
nd and on the north by land, of Jeremiah
Kneppand Michael Weland. oontalnltag ninety,
live (901 acres more or less, w hereon are a
DVTELI.INa llol SK and a large U.S NK HA K.N
nd a i other noceaeary buildings, summer kit-
chOn, spi Inn house.islaiiKhtcr house, ice house
blacUoiitfa shop, n kwo-story ball, obhtken
boos . pin stable, wagon shed, earn crib ami
amoks house This tract has three (8). wells ol
good Water, one near the house, one at the ham
yard mid ono ul the hall. A (food sprinu is near
the house, also three strums of running water
on this tra t. The Yliddiecreok nud a hrook
- mi through the farm, an apple orchard of
Notice of Application forartcr.
Notice is hereby given that an application
will he made to the l.overnor of the CotnniOO
wealth .f Pennsylvania on Thursday. Novem
ber 2tnd, 1900, by .1. P, Helfenstein, F. I. Wag
enseller, A. O. Scholl, R. II, Lefller Carl F. Ks-pen-cliade
and A. W. Potter, under the Act of
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania entitled. "An Act t.. provide for the in
corporation and regulation of certain corpora
tions," approved April 89, is, 1, and the supple
menta thereto, for the chatter of an intended
corporation to he called "The Juniata and Sus
quehanna Telephone t 'oinpany," the character
and object of which is to purchase, lease, con
struct, maintain and operate lines of Telephone
iii the counties of Cumberland I ktuphin. Frank
lin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata. Milllin. Nor
thumberland, I erry and Snyder and lor these
purpose, to have, posses., and enjoy all the
rights benefits and privileges of tho said Actof
As.i-iul.lv and its supplements,
a. W POTT Kit
Belinsgrove, Pa., Solicitor
o, tober 1-th. 1900.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets euro biliousness, constipa
tion ami beadaehe. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect, For
sal,- by th.- Middleburg Drug Co.
The oppoilte of rest is not work,
ft. Is restleM-ne;(i, and one of the popu
lar "quick-lunch counters" is its ex
xinent. The modern tinic-Buviujjf
young; man, hits a keen satirist, gives
his order before removing; hat or coat,
thus economising; 15 seconds. When
his order arrives, b o;eM his fork into
it as it anpearn over his shoulder, mid
cleans the plate before the aMice ap
pears, which thus has to be eaten by
itself. Cups of ooflea go down in two
WallOWB, Little piles of cakes are
cut iu quarters ami disappear in four
mouthfulR; and the really accom
plished luncher assimilates his last
quarter of cakes, wipples into bla coat
and pays his check at the desk at the
hatire moment. The next he is half
it block away in pursuit of a receding
trolley.
"I have uM'il Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy timl
litnl it to be n great mndicine," savs
Mr. E, S. Pbipps, of Poteau, irk,
"It cured meoi bloody flux, I cau
not speak too highly of it.'" This
remedy always wins the Rood opin
ion, if not praise, of those who us
it The quick oures which it effects
even i i the most severe cases tuiilie
it a favorite everywhere For salt
by the Middleburg Drug Co,
The St. I.oul
WorleVa Fair.
It fmnet itnes happens, says the St.
Mis Globe-Democrat, that men sent
to congress furget
that their mission
is to represent the
srriple, but their judgment is more
.'uan ordinarily at fault when they
undertake to defeat the wishes of the
country in regard to holding a great
national celebration. It is conceded
that the Louisiana purchase is one of
the supremely important events in the
history of the United States. With
that addition to our territory opened
the future of the republic as a con
tinental power. The centennial of a
new era might be allowed to pass
without notice, or be observed in
acme skimped way that would be
worse. Hut the great mass of Ameri
cana want it celebrated broadly and
generously and favor an international
exposition of the highest order, which
will attract the attention of the world
and be a landmark in our annals. A
few congressmen obstruct, thia patri
otic movement and find themselves in
an Unenviable position. They r-till
have u ufeauu to make it uuanimous.
"What is the price of Dobbins'
Electric Soap?' '
"Five cents a bar. full size, just
reduced from ten and your choice of
180 35 cent books seat free, for each
i wrappers, and 7 cents for postage
Hasn't been less than 10 cents for
'J3 years.
"Why that's tho price of common
brown soap. I can't afford to buy
any other soap after this. Suud me
box of Dobbins' Electric."
NKUKALOIA cured bv Dr. Miles Pais
1'iuji. "Ono coot iidosc..'" At all drtuiKlate
The story of the Alabama bicyclist
who found over the door of a rural
church the cheerful text: "This is the
Gate of Heaven,'' with the modifying
postscript some distance below: "This
Door Closed in Winter Time," recalls
a sosnewhat similar story which
Cardinal Manning used to tell of his
publishers. He was a man who did
not keep his own books in any great
numbers on his private shelves a
Tare bird among authors and so one
day found it necessary to go to his
publishers for a copy of his volume
"Confidence in fiod." To his surprise
this conversation took place in the
loudest voices between the front and
back offices, the men calling to each
other at the top of their lungs: "Say,
you, send tip some of Manning's 'Con
ftdencf In iod. Can't do it. Man
ning's 'Confidence in fiod' is all gone.".
71 Sssuil Lfsfl LffBtvl
flliMslMsttSj! Wwm
Columbia
Salad
fork
(ill w w
I i J
Much homage is being paid to Miss
Nina Beach, the pretty and plucky
Texas girl who shamed scores of men
by coming to Galveston from Houston
the day after the storm, when they
said it was impossible. She had to
swim and wade across the whole dis
tance and was the first woman to en- i
tor the stricken city. A sick sister in ,
St. Mary's Infirmary there was the
lodestone that drew Miss Beach to'
, make the perilous trip. Miss Beach
'. modest 1) tells of her experience: "1
i am a good swimmer. Why shouldn't,
' 1 be? I was born and reared here in
Galveston, and thousands of times 1
I have swam nut beyond the lift lines
on the beach yonder."
Articles not alone beautiful, but useful and durable,
make the WOStunsihle rjjft These poet feature-,
ti2c'Ui-r wiji a aodentio price, rajke the .enuine
"1847 Rogers Bros."
SPOONS, K N! ES, rORKS, CTC.
t.i i''ci! I: '.r,y ;; They ate rr.a.'e in a peat
variety of abspet, -:ics and dc::pn, hmisomely
ptci l:a lav : cases, and vary iu price from 25c.
lo $3.50 Yjut dealer can turply you. A: k for
"1847" ;' -1 Writs M for cur handsome
catalogue No.11 to m i you in making sc'.ectijns.
P'TFltS ITldNAI. SII.VCR CO., S.ls-s-.or to
K3BUMR1 BK1TA.NMA, to., Merldcu, Coea.
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TCHKItStlF JERfSAl.EM AHTK'HOKE.
i that it produces, These tubers Hre, as
a rule, pear-shaped and somewhat
flattened, resembling potatoes to some
I extent, but not so smooth. There are
white, yellow, red and purple varie
ties. The white and red llraziliau va
rieties have generally given best re
sults. The tubers were formerly used
to a considerable extent as a veg
etable, especially before potatoes were
so extensively grown, but they are
now grown iu this country principal
ly for stock food, particularly for hogs.
In Europe, however, the tubers are
eaten as a vegetable, fed to all kinds
of stock, and used for the manufac
ture of alcohol. The green leaves and
stems have been used to some ex
tent, also, as n coarsw fodder, and
the dried stalks for fuel. The plant
will grow on almost any well-drained
soil. It will thrive and produce abun
dantly on light, sandy or jrravelly
soila too poor for many other crops.
The mnin requirement seems to be n
dry soil. If the soil is wet the tu
bers rot. It Is drought reei'tant, and,
as a rule, remarkably free from fun
gous diseases and insect pests, al
though there are a number of dis
eases that have been known to attack
It, and in some cases to do seriously
injury. The plant, propagated like
the potato, by menna of tubers, re
quires more space than the potato.
Farmers' Keview.
The first greeting the tenderfoot re-
oeived from a citizen of Bald Butte,
Mont., to whose guild graces he had
Iseoii commended, look his breath
away. "Pity you didn't come three
weeks soiincr," said the prominent
j citizen, genially. "Then you'll have
been in time for the hanging! Beauti
ful hanging! Hanged two! The first
one went to the gallows with a firm
i step, brave as a mountain lion; but
the second one, he was a le-e-e-e-sa-tle
! back'ard."
Though separated by the storm and
washed in different directions, all the
members of the Stllbbs family at Gal
veston were rescued, rather, mother
ami two children were on a floating
roof that hroke In pieces. The fa
ther, with one child, went, one way.
The mother went another, uud the
remaining children went in still a
third direction. The other evening all
four were reunited.
WATER FOR ANIMALS.
I'tllcMie II la M.soli it.lj Pure IMsoimo
la Sure lo Iumdr the Herd
or Kloek.
There is a county in Kansas where
there are no physicians, and drug
store keepers do not make a llvini'.
For more thun a year there aa not
been a sick mun in the entire county
that has not been cared for and re
stored to health by "herbs" and other
household remedies.
We feel thr.t we cannot mention this
subject too often or write too strong
ly on it, says the American Cultivator.
The pond of slungnaut water or the
sluggish brook draining from a
swamp full of decaying vegetable mat
ter or even decomposing animals, or
the more rapid stream which reoeivus
the wash of the hillsides where fer
tilizer is spread or the cattle nre pas
tured. Is not clean enough at its best
for either man or boast, but it is
often much worse thun appears from
the above description. It may be con
taminated by disease from unimals
that have access to It. The hog chol
era has been known to follow the
course of a stream downward from
the lield where it first appeared to
Infect every herd for miles below
that had access to it and through
them to other herds near by. The
contamination of water by horses
that have the glanders is well known,
and there is little doubt but that
tuberculosis germs may be convey eii
in the same way. It is also known
that fever germs are thus Carried in
the water mipply to the human race,
and it is claimed that they may be
taken up by the cow ami transmit
ted in her milk possibly without seri
ously affecting the health of the ani
mal through which they pass. A
deep-driven well or a pure spring to
which no animals can go, with the
water conveyed by pipes to a trough
which has an overflow at the top to
carry off such impurities, usually
lighter than the water, are the best
safeguards, and even then the trough
should be occasionally emptied and
cleaned out.
A Texas Wotnnn'a Invention.
Harriet R. FenJey, of Dallas, Tex.,
has invented what horsemen all the
world over have long sought- a nailless
horseshoe. According to the Scientific
American a tread-plate isemployed, pro
vided with a superposed hood, both bi
sectedat theirfront. Thetread sections
are hinged together. Upon the tread
plate a wear plate, comprising two side
plates and a 1oe-late, Is secured. The
hood is fitted on the exterior of the an
imal's hoof so that the tread plate is
drawn against the bottom when the
hood is in place. All injury is avoided
to an animal thus shod.
Contemplated so-called internation
al expositions are becoming so nu
merous that they clash as to dates,
.lust now Kansas and Seattle are de
bating, thus far in a courteous man
ner, ivliieh of them will have an ex
position in 1D01.
Mrs. Pinkham's Medicine Made
a New Woman of Mrs, Kuhn.
LSTTBS To VII, IMNKHAU NO. 64,491
" DKAB MBS. PlNKBAH I think it is
my duty to write to you expressing
my sincere gratitude for the wonder
ful relief I have experienced by the use
of Lydla K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, 1 tried different doctors, ulso
different kinds of medicine. I would
feel bitter at times, then would be
as bad as ever.
" For eight years I wasn great suf
ferer. 1 had falling of the womb and
was in such misery at my monthly
periods I could not work but a little
bo foie I would have to lie down. Your
medicine lias made a new woman of me.
I can now work nil day and not get
tired. I thank you for what you have
done for me. I shall always praise
your medicine to all suffering women."
Mrs, K. B. Kuhn. Ckuma.no, Ohio.
"I have taken eight bottles of Lydls
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and used two packages of your Sana
tive Wash, also some of tho Liver Pills,
and I can say that your remedies will
do all that you claim for them. Before
taking your remedies I was very bad
with womb trouble, was nervous, had
no ambition, could not sleep, and my
food seemed to do me no gooiL Now I
am well, and your medicine has cured
me. 1 will gladly recommend your med
icine to every one wherever I go."
Mas. M. L. JSiikaks, Qua Maumj. Mica.
Goshen, If.r,
Gleni so,- Pure Food do.. T,peor N Y.
bi .UK iia.t. BinM t.
package oi your QRAIN-0 prppunt
tions wus left at my otlice. I took
it, home and gave it a trial, nml I
have to nuy I was vtry much pIoitstd
with it, its a substitute for coffee.
We have always used the Java anil
Moca in our family, but I am free to
say I like the GRAIN-0 as well as
tho tost of coflfee 1 ever drank.
Respectfully, A. C- Jackson, M. D
. A No matter how handsome tha attire, the stylish appear.ince
jJfl can be spoiled by a pair of shoes that are not in keeping with the
HI dothing.
HBV No shoe on earth, at whatever price, can equal a MONARCH
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I when you can buy from almost any dealer a pair i f MONARCH
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HBVJ gladly send a sample pair, your aire, prepaid, for f). 75. Address
J MONARCH SHOE CO., " 137 DUANE ST., NEW YORK.
II TO DEALERS: MONARCH PATS are strictly high grade patent
II leather shoes the only guaranteed patent leather shoes made,
t They always please the wearer and wiU do you good. Write
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She The BrOW&SS culled on us last
week, you know.
n Yes.
"Don't yon ttiink it isobout time we
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ChlcsKO Conierrallam.
"You should be able to support a wifa
on your income."
"Yes, but I couldn't afford alimony.''
Town Topics.
Woll River, Bumblebee Lan.
kev Rid l'o. Northern LiirhU
Tille and Idle Hour are communi"
in Doniphan county, Kan.
Tke fall of the circuit court is 1
saa City, Mo., opened last week
300 suits for divorce on the dc
GrlD brines weakness, esbaastio
prostration Dr. stiles' Nervine cur