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lRS' EDUCATIONAL I
ICO.PERATIVE UNION I
OF AMERICA i
H CACKLE OF THE HEN.
.ni ..th the cack!e iere is so n
Ma idican ,h noises beat. whtle that th(
the hen havry yar eminent author
Snoise se .hl ' " hth is some ers of a large
,nods like $ " ,n thit of ahny be highly apl
,-00,001 ºt ,:,,, ;1,,, > os
we0th producr h:;g (tton being suffer:
gesith produc, -Get from a
~eond. weevils the half ounce F
Defpg yin ': y' .vory year with one ounce C
cng r(oulariv and without the ounces of Cc
-ng roer, " rrlla. Shake 1
aid o governs h,,lle rt or brown take in teasl
ot far; ,,n knows her own meal and at b,
.or dolnnecor h,-,n in S her own of good wate
ess and gos ,t it without It is claim(
brutside .dvic,'. The annual pou ti- s of this
y "os more viiahble than wheat tirs of this
tr cor tn and surpasses the ease who wi
r . cor orY .e •in this simpiy
_-eue derived from the mining of in most case
ggenue in most case
-, mineralp result.
Some man who had plenty of time This simpl
his hands has figured it all out en and clear
d says that if all the hens' eggs laid of the Kidnt
. . the United States annually were and strain f
ted, alloVin :t;, to the crate, they the poisons,
oatld fill over 43,Ui.,0.000 crates. A which cause
train of refri,orator cars to accommo- numerous o
date this vast quantity would be made or woman
tp of 107,S1S c:.S r and would be nine kidneys are
-les in h, lent hwho suffers
Of course part of the praise is duewhatever,
to the modern i lbu!lhr hhibh, though i whatever, s
valuable 'ii ;:, a h!itchuin apparaU- this mi.
tus, will nev,'r e af any use from an n uch good
egg prodiin'r '~:i( drlint. At hoest much miiev
the incubatr ilt :in aid to the hen,
and if our idl- ever go on a strike A promi
this country will suffer more than it occasion to
would from an entire failure of the in southert
cotton crop.-Texas Stockman-Journal. situated se
Scropand it wa
Don't wait for the fruit tree man journey is
to come around. It is a better plan friend witi
to go to the nursery yourself, and After ti
thea and there pick out a few more sparsely
trees than you think you have room upon a f.
for: Then as soon as you can get side of a
them plant them in every nook and to appea
corner. Remember that the land in stopped I
the corners costs as much as it does man, who
anywhere else, and you ought to get his face ,
the use of it and not turn it over to "Good
noxious weeds and insects. "Morni
"You 11
There is no better educational *Yep."
eshool in the line of progressive de "How'.
velopment than the county fairs. En- "Fair 1
courage them; the business men of "That's
the towns where they are held can "I kno
well afford to offer prizes for the best plow, ba
products of the soil, the pasture and "Why,
the barnyard. This is the very best poorest
sort of education; it is teaching by planter.
object lesson. Let every Union man "i ain
take hold of his county fair and whoop as the
it ap to the limit. natured
- o' this
No man cah he a very good man
who lets his stock stand ont in all Thi
sorts of weather withou t any sort of A ce
protection. Such a man ought to be Inent f
fred out of the Union, or else disci- replica
.. pllned into decency by being compell- at the
ed to be out a night or two in the mous
soaking, icy rains of winter. taken
Root.
The farmer-the real thing farmer doon's
-is not concerned .about the two-cent in det
fare movement. He is not a traveler, tato, e
and has but litlte interest in the trav matoe
eling question. Now, if you want to It is
tickle him, talk about cutting the this i
freight rates about one-third, and he'll memb
come to the trough quick. jocula
Now that the winter is about upon Solid
•i, it is a better time than ever to men I
light the implement and vehicle trusts
by putting away all your tools, Imple
mnents and vehicles where they will
escape the winter's ruinous weather. a
Sr.o
The people' are taking hold of the r
Idea of consolidation of a schools rec
slowly, but the idea of better teachers, kin.
better houses and a larger curriculum Tb
-that's the thing that they are wak. Ii
Ing up to. alw
Speaking of the mortgage raiser, as Youl
the pig is called In Kansas, how is
your crop of mortgage raisers? Farm
or Shaw of Texas had formerly a habit Or
of starting all his invocations to di.
rersification with the injunction,
"Plant pigs." dow
The strength of the movement to o
eliminate the sale of liquor from our elti
modern commerce finds its backbone hin
among the farmers. They will never te
be the constituents of an anti-liquor
party, but the majority of the mem a
bers of that following are opposed to
the trade. e
It is the process of elimination that N'
Is used by nature in the construction sa
of all her great works. Nature abhors ot
a vacuum, so before you begin to tear e
down any structure be sure that lo
better thing is to take its place. Be d
a builder.
Labor's reward depends very much
upon the practical common sense of n
the man who is doing the labor. That A
Is the reason for the first word in a
the name of the Farmers' Unionl- b
educational.
The action of the Galveston bankers
to asking that cotton be sent there
where advances would be made upon
It, when other points had failed to find
money to advance, shows that this
matter of getting money is, after all,
only a matter of intelligent effort.
There is as much money in the coun
try as there has ever been, and t will
not long lie idle.
You don't have to stop to remem'
-ber that no man does another an ind
. ury without suffering some time and
somewhere the result of the work ot
S m e wrought in his own character.
ADVICE TO VICTIMS Lot
from
had i
TELLS READERS HOW TO CURE Flora
of Td
RHEUMATISM AT HOME. Th
Mrs.
Directions to Mix a Simple Prepara- muni
tion and the Dose to Take-Over- naki
comes Kidney and Bladder latty
Trouble Promptly. a ne
There is so much Rheumatism every- ce
whtje that the following advice by an
eminent authority, who writes for read
ers of a large Eastern daily paper, will grab
be highly appreciated by those who lows
suffer: and
Get from any good pharmacy one- his
half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one ounce Compound Kargon, three the
ounces of Compound Syrup Sarsapa- ere
rilla. Shake these well in a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and at bedtime; also drink plenty
ot f good water. pat
It is claimed that there are few vic- bel
tims of this dread and torturous dis- scr
ease who will fall to find ready relief for
of in this simple home-made mixture, and we
in most cases a permanent cure is the Or
result. ev
tit This simple recipe is said to strength- on
Ut en and cleanse the eliminative tissues
rid of the Kidneys so that they can filter
re and strain from the blood and system
A the poisons, acids and waste matter,
no- which cause not only Rheumatism, but
tde numerous other diseases. Every man
do or woman here who feels that their
kidneys are not healthy and active, or
who suffers from any urinary trouble
igu whatever, should not hesitate to make
up this mixtu:', as it is certain to do
r much good, and may save you from
n ul much misery and suftering after while.
1n, Everything Bad.
rike A prominent planter recently had
n it occasion to visit some of his holdings
the in southern Arkansas. The land was
rnal. situated several miles from a railroad,
and it was necessary to finish the
man a,......o in hutrl. So he took a
friend with him and started out.
After traversing several miles of
sparsely settled country, they came ,b,
upon a farmer plowing corn on the 1
side of a hill. The planter, wishing .sow
to appear civil to his neighbors, k
stopped his horse and yelled at the T
man, who came to the fence, mopping
his face with a red bandana.
"Good morning." con
"Mornin', mister!" R
"You live here, I suppose"' sini
"Yep."
"How's crops?" me;
"Fair to middlin'." Im
"That's a bad hill you're plowing." bac
"I know it. Bad hoss, pullin' th' wa
t plow, bad plow, bad everything."
[ "Why, you talk like you were the N
t poorest man in Arkansas," laughed the
y planter. Ina
n "I ain't, though," was the response, g
P as the young fellow smiled , good- DI
naturedly. "Another feller owns half pr
o' this crop." cu
Ll The Dinner Muldoon Serves.
of A certain Gotham dining establish
be nent features what it claims to be a
ci- replica of the spread regularly served
,11- at the White Plains "gym" made fa
he mous by the recent medicine ball test
taken by Secretary of State Elihu
Root. Boasting the caption "Mul
lent doon's Vegetable Dinner," the course
in detail consists of fried sweet po- t
er, tato, egg plant, succotash, stewed to
to matoes, cauliflower, bread and butter.
the It is said that when the sponsor of
the this meal bearing his name was a
member of the "Finest," and was
jocularly known as "Muldoon, the
pon Solid Man," he adhered to the regi
to men above described.
Terrible Fate.
There is something which will ap- In U
peal to every American in the horror
of a fate invoked upon Henry James,
Sr., by his son, the novelist, and A
recorded in the letters of E. L. God-ima
kiThe young man had been worsted the
in argument, and exclaimed:
"Then may your mashed potatoes
always have lumps in them!"
3 Youth's Companion.
TAKE THEM OUT
t Or Feed Them Food They Can
Study On.
SWhen a student begins to break
down from lack of the right kind of
to food, there are only tw things to do;
il either take him out of school or feed
re him properly on food that will rebuild
er the brain and nerve cells. That food
or is Grape-Nuts.
SA boy writes from Jamestown, N. Y.,
to saying: "A short time ago I got into
a bad condition from overstudy, but
Mother baying heard about Grape
at Nuts food began to feed me on It It
ion satisfied my hunger better than ahy
ors other food, and the results were mar
ear veloms. I got feshy like a good tel
t a low. My usual morning headaches t
B disappearl d and I found I could study
for a long period without feeling the t
elects of it.
uch "my (ace was pale and thin, but is
of now round and has considerable color.
'hat After I had been using Grape-Nuts for t
I in about two months I felt like a new
n-- boy atbogether. I have gained greatly t
in strength as well as flesh, and it is I
a pleasure to study now that I am
ere not bothered with my head. I passed
pon all of m eaminations with a reason- I
find ably go d percentage, extra good in
thisome of them, and it is Grape-Nuts
r all, that has saed me from a year's delay
iifort. n entering college,
oun' "Father and mother have both been
will improved by the use of Grape-Nuts.
Mother was troubled with sleepless
nights and got very thin, and looked
mem - care worn. She has gained her nor
an In- mal strength and looks, and sleeps
e and well nights." "There's a Reason."
)r k of Read "The Road t) Wellville" in
ccter. pegr.
Ranchman's Novel Courtship.
Louis L. Kramer came all the way Th
from Yuma, Cal., to marry a girl he lette
had never seen. The bride was Miss of S'
Flora Weise, a preLty young wonLani 1y O
of Tazewell county. I}n'
The groom wrote to his aunt here, Ill..
Mrs. Patterson, to put hint in coni- tiveý
munication with a girl who would cern
make him a good wife, as he was lone- not
ly on his ranch in Colorado. Mrs. as I'
Patterson recolulnd(led Miss W\eis, Iho
a neighbor's daughter, and( corresponlld- lie
Sence was bel:l. ol
The girl was taken with the ro- of :
mance of the affair ar.d when photo- ver:
graphs were exchanged and proved
satisfactory a proposal quickly fol
lowed. An acceplance was written C
and then Kramer came east to claim
his bride. The marriage was cele- nathe
brated the day after his arrival and the
ee the couple departed nimmediately aft
erward for Yuma.--Denver News.
n- . . . . . er
ch "Nails." me
Lty "Nails are a mighty good thing-
particularly finger nails-but I don't sti
dc- believe they were intended solely for hb;
is- scratching, though I used mine largely be
let for that purpose for several years. I
fd was sorely afflicted and had to do it.
the One application of Hunt's Cure. how
ever, relieved my itch and less than
th- one box cured me entirely."
tes J. M. M. ARD,
Iter Index, Texas. p
tem ------- i
.ter, An Ambition. t
but "So you want to become an ambas
man sador," exclaimed the man of power. 1
heir "Yes," replied the opulent ierson.
, or "I thought you were devoted to your
uble automobile. When did you become in
take terested in diplomacy ?"
So '.'m not especially interested in
rom diplomacy. What I want is to get
;ile. some position where I'll have govern
ment protection against arrest for
bad violating the speed regulation."
- - I
Catarrh Connot Be Cured worl(
IMLOC~AL ArrLITIONCT as they cannot reach
re at of the dlesase. C "lrrb LI ablood "" In
C R O diseaU . and in orcer to cure It you nlust take X
iassssal rmeilSA.1 R1aIl Catarrh Cure t taken In-IdAe'
.al .. dIrectlye bloodad o t don
stra-w.- tSalle's Catarri Cure `s not a uackr medi
o I was rescribed by one of the best physliDans
a ib t ns1 prefoCyr rudls a resilor preecrIption.
t5 ceti e entrl ebe .bet toacsf. , own cumbtned
Swis 0 be. headf urfIers, acting directly on the
le ia0 LIieas Is what produces such wonderful re.
1to s*eue9In caterrt. end fur tstsulrnlsl'. free.
T. J. CHk IST Ai & CO., Props., Toledo, O.
ae Tak la'il's mtty 1M|1 for constipation.
r- Single Blessing.
Pearl-They say blessings never
come singly.
Ruby-Yes, but blessings come
single sometimes.
Pearl-Single? What do Iou
meRubyWhy, Belle captured an old
" bachelor worth a cool million. He
th' was a single blessing, wasn't be?
the Not "Just as Good"-lts the Best.
the One box of Hunt's Cure is unfail
Insly, unqualifiedly and absolutely
use* guarantsed to cure any form of SKIN
ood DISEASE. It is particularly active in
half promptly relieving and permanently
curing all forms of ITCHING known.
ECZEMA, TETTER, RINGWORM
and all similar troubles are relieved
by one application; cured by one box.
rved Undisturbed.
Sfa- "Does the strike you have on band
test seriously inconvenience your corn
plihu py?"
'Mul- "No," answered Mr. Dustin Stax;
nurse "on the contrary, it affords us a bet
t po- ter excuse than usual for the bad serv
!d to- ice that is constantly complained of."
utter. -Washington Star.
or of ---
vas a Important to Mothers.
was 1in carefully every bottle of CASMRIA,
the a safe and Pure remedy for infants and children,
regi- and see that it
Bea' the
Sgyatnre of
Ill ap- In Use For Over 30 Years.
horror The i You e Always Boughl
and A woman's egotism has reached
. od- the limit if when she walks out she
imagines that all the men going in
vorsted the same direction are following her.
.Blood-letting ,was the oldfaShioned methodof treatingfevers. To " cer .n tx
tent, this helped, becau aused by oion the blood and taking aa e
EIIP infected blood probably weakened the effects of the poison. .a. -
Today, we prescribe a gentle cathartic, bowel and liver cleanser .
THEDFORD'S . .
a BLACLKDRAUG '
and obtain the purifying results, without the ak effet of bloodti Ielow
--G. Nussbaum, of M Felicity St. New Orleans, La., writes: "When 1 had the ylow
fever, . did not call a doctor, but just took Thedford's Black-Draught and feoverd.' ddtl
m i r r id FmI Ad ,
Their Natural Place.
"Don't you believe balloon Irv*l
tors are visionary people?" r
"Well, I must say, that as a rule, i
they are usually up in the atr."
Its Dangerous.
To neglect a cold the results are
too often very serious. Bronchitis,
Pleurisy, Pneumonia and Consump
tion are frequently the consequences.
Upon the appearance of a cold, sore
throat or chest, use Simmons' Cough
i Syrup. It soothes the irritation,
loosens the phlegm and promptly cures
a you.
' A shut mouth keeps one out of
strife.-Portuguese.
Sm p OIIHARISTOpI Idlf$,o
"koAUo of thoso ugly, rizzlýY gry halrs. Use LA ORIOLE" HAIR RETORER. ICE *O,
•"s of" _ those dy SAWg i *
"We Have Many Similar.
The following is an extract from a!
letter received from Mr ii. Ii. Meyers
of Stutgart, Ark.: TYou would greuatc
ly oblige ime if you would lntt1di"ce
Ilhut's I{htning Oil at Millidgteville, DC
Ill.. as I have many friends and reola
tives there, in n hom I am much con
etined, and '- undiilrta' l thle Oil is
lnot k'pt there. I ca;ll reconiliicnd it
as the best medicine i ever had in my You
house. It cured nme of a bad case
the IBloody Flux in less than one-half
hour, and it cured my grand-ldaLughter
of a had case of Cholera M3orbus in a
very short time."
Turned Down.
Gobso Golde spoke anxiously.
uI "I understand," he said, "that my
name was brouwght up last evening at
the Kniclkerl)cker club."
"Yes, that is true," said I'Olgnon.
"And would you mind telling me
er-what action was taken in the
matter?"
- "Not at all. The secretary was in
't structed to purchase six quarts of
or blackballs for the use of the mem
bly hers." -
I Had Tried It.
It. "You ought to wear glasses. They'll
Sw-save your eyes." said his friend.
an "Nuttin' in it." contemptuously an
swered Blill de liruiser. "I t'ought dey
would meself wunst, an' I pult on a
pair when 1 heerd a big chap wuz lay
in' fur Inme. It's agin de law, ye know,
to hit a man wid glasses on 'im.
bas- Well, sir, de big chap happened along.
:er. lie reached over, lifted dem glasses
11 off me face, an' den he bunged me
our eyes up, good an' proper.
in. -.
Reciprocity.
"Every father thinks he has the '1
finest baby in the world."
'Yes," answered th, cynic. "and
once in awhile, but not nearly Fo strei
often a baby grows up to think it has I,.ri
one of the finest fathers In the t
world." its
Many a man would rather lie when
! asked for information than say: "I sho
don't know." mu
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. ~ COMFORT AND
PROTECTION
e'd u ffoded by a
xm. SLICKEI1
Clhe -o .Light
bx; epurable
bet- Ouaranteed
erv- Waterproof
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0 a J Towuel Co 0057'" v A.
reSEND US COON,
Miui. Possum and otibe
fors. bides.roots. etc. We
charge Do cnlmmisiisi
- we stood epress charges
n sihipmreLs of fur
.'nuutiu tO i0 rmorPe.
Wri:r for tasle price lists.
BT. LOIL PFUR CO.
SOD \. RIl St.. Mt. Lea
agb 4i ) ~WI jOID N. Maim EL. EL W·'
she ~NAM FADELESS DYst
mreos b rVightrA dseoe n eer One10pcka c elors all ilr. Tey dyein cld tertl etter th/lel 1hpez //41/.1 ca
e ore . .a r o MA-ONOE DRUG O-. OwIe ..I.. .
her. ia mnt w ithut ri a e Writ .......... . .w ...... s ...Bl. ,, l
Mail by Skyrockets.
The most remarkable method of de
liveritg letters doubtless is that em
ployed by the steamers passing is
lands of the Tonga group in the Pa
cific. On account of many reefs land
ing is extremely dangerous and the
few letters to be delivered are at
tached to large skyrockets, which are
fired and reach the shore in safety.
FITS, St. Vitus Dance and all Nervous
Diseases permanently cured by Dr. line's
Great Nerve Restorer. Send for Free $2.00
I trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. 1. Kline,
AL., 931 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
What ripens fast does not last.
Shakespeare.
Only One Crop of Law
Don't Forget This and Don't Forget to Buy'
Your Share Now Before it is All Gone'.
You Can Get Rich in South Texas in a Few Years on an investment of
$210, Payable $10 a Month Without Interest. Read the Following:
St .l. Tena., April 20, 1907.
Dr. ('. '. Sitnmm ne, Sn An . n , . . t to a rnch,
He r , I - I ,hve1 '' J1 I tti ''t, tltl;, ;1 \' i' n-,t o vm r ," ('1111,1 1 1 ar r tn h,
clinat e. rainlLill, etc., ;IIIl it, idi, lIt iI tt to Kcndal rint U uc L .o'
and fruit tt Id, l ully u
l frund en nlition ray btter than T et, al f up to
it rp -ent i t n in y ilr i ri Lur. lie fnl to I f In qu ity an l d ,~ I
of Sellh ý 1";r, t o i tll nnke th ir l ioti f.l rlll c'i an ...t . .trolL it. n h e
Tnrkey ('re"ek. 1iniilll Mi'1'v ,'c\ .II1 n padC tcl Ui
- not see t rile l V o r ltr. ture , a -u ,'d l-m \ to le ttares t' l "ja rtese that
hit ~'a even itte r t han 01,1t \\ lIch 1 ez,'.niiiti 1u111sll heicv iný; t14 I ('flU
home perfectly .,ati,!ied that Y)ou have. the lest 1Iro Sitil, fr t r
man.11 in uth Rt . i c t,ut irri
C(n farnne djt)mmg your ranth Ii sw fine erew a nt i tº
tof ion. and this I (nnilt r renrl, in \: ew of the r.vrie' drought, wheeh
M_ obtains at tlhis timn otr the en' ire t' b tinn, e rati.ri e o
I am sure taf n will prove t lie a tn' ft it-iouwb ing a nesotin e in ialy
for graleh, 1im and is errie . and tlhat the water supply is d uliheient sieUte s
certainly it, , iiVv hei ' b1lood ila e tng a an Nell.s in varnmus parts of
pastur.' anin this ac ell) lthci c the truc'k grmix ' prrc)c"csi" m .
Yor u have Ily heart cmty ,slloot' nlit on both 'our lan11 n and plan od sale.
e )11. T.E.1 FOSI'I"."
an- ,c -oll tet a truck cr fruit farm of frotn 10 to 6i40 acl '.in the
icy finest country othe wI 1, !iiitt t ot)ow e n its fUor ~210.
a Write for literature and name of nearest agent.
DR. CHAS. F. SIMMONS,
?15 Alamo Plaza, SAN ANTONlO, TEXAS.
me BAD BLOOD
th rHE SOURCE OF ALL DISEASE
'and hen Every part of the body i; depenlatt on the ýmos,1 for notrislhn:cst and
o stren th. When this life stream is ai tlprw g p the syP i a stte .
rehas purity and richness we are assured of perfect and uninterrupted hlth
the tecause pure blood is natures safe-gua d agait disease. ,When, s ere
the body is fed on weak, impure or polluted blood, thecisastem is deprived o
its strength, disease germs collect, and the trouble is manifest ed in vai
when . wa-ys. pustular eruptions, pimples, r asheS n the di s eret in aft
show that the blood is In a feverish an diseased oa as result of t
Smuch acid or the presence of some irritating humor. Soeas and Ulcers a
Sthe result of morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are all deep-seatid bes.
disorders that will continue to grow worse as long as the pois iematu1.
These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood in various way
Often a sluggish, inactive condition of the system, and torpid state
avenues of bodily wasto, leaves the refuse and wdaste matters to sour .a*
form uric and other acids, which are taken up by the blood and distribut4
throughout the circulation. Coming in contact with contagious diseste is
another cause for the poisoning of the blood : we lso breathe the g om and
microbes of Malaria into our lungs, and when these get into the blooi ir,.
sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier of disease instead ol'hesth. f e&
are so unfortunate as to Inherit bad blood, perhaps the dregs of some ol,
constitutional disease of ancestors is banded down to them and tkey apIg
constantlY annoyed and troubled with it. Bad blood is the source of all. '
e, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the body is sure'
suffer in some way. For blood troubles of any character S. S. S. istLe wt
remedy ever discovered. It goes down into the circulationl td removes an
and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties It od, _and .otel
and permanently cures oot di _c of
every kind. Theaction. of S. S. ,. Is .
thorough that hereditary taints aretlve
r~rand weak, diseased blood made strong an
* healthy so that disease cannot reimai. It
l Eow Rb cures Rheumatism, Catarh, Srofuls, St5s
HE D PURELY VEGETABLE and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Contagious
PUEL EBlood Poison, etc., and does not leave the
ON slightest trace of the trouble for future outbreaks. The whole voluma
y blood is renewed and cleansed after a courseot S S. S. It is also natueS
greatest tonic, made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, and is absolutl
harmless to any part of the system. S. S. S. is for sale at all t wit cla
drug stores. Book on the blood and any medical advice free to all who wit': s.'
VAIL Iw'y fee. M.oney cici McCANE'S DETECTIVEAG-ENCY,
ivaueei to ,e nrc." Houtam, Toss. operates the |tso. force , i
patenlts. W'rite for competent dotectivos in the SoutJh.. trd ,
O O -OO N, "In ven tor' ci u ide," m l t f r ee. Jc Ie ? P . l F wli tteu i 10 s et U EA P b L
o iot.Cf . We & CO., 625 F Street, Wsahiugton, 1). C. Ke*o86le i__··. _- - '
bpre sr chsr nd Whiskey habits 31 afletd with , 51
ro c0 or mr.r pain. B oof a, t'I.culItrU
3, p 5ie , HOUSIp'ON; NO. 44, 1an.i o*- -
W. LU.DOUVULAa
$3.00 & $3.50 SHOES T"HEa ' -"
iRew rid A #"*0 m f
ecellekn t stylerl or wa t i 4
ke selection of the leathere antrhr matrl for seek iact
tt the sh6e, and every of he rinde is l.foremend ..
the most rnadpeteOroseaiatio of snperau Bdeto then.f
skrlled r hoemaer, who r s eive rthe ahihet can pad In te.
shoe inuttatry, hos e worknp cant b ecelI.
U1 I oIld t"a jon Into yLaueatedls sa Brocatonparmaa.,
andow you how carefully W.L Iku hoer re md, ou
wld the nderstand w holhtheh tet otoer tu .sshpet
wear oear f.eater value than any0 oter make
No ,tubetltut& As1 jour dealer for W b. L. mNai. ,5hIoe5 if hes eanub iý
direct to factory. She seat
