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IF YOU ARE A WOI.
What Mrs. Ford Says Conesrnlns Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills will Sursly
Intsrsst You.
" I vrl&k I could belp other iroinon get
tid of certain, physical troubles as com
pletely a I bavo succeeded la getting
rid of mine," said lira. B. B. Ford, of
Poshuiataha, Miss., recently. "Too
know," she continued, "that a woman's
hooltu depends chiefly on the rega.
larity of just ono function. If aha
fail to kocp that properly regulated ahs
baa no end of physical misery. I nf
ferod from that one ennso for two
wretched years, during one of Which I
was kept iu bed all the time. I tried
ruediciuos euough, to cure any illuesa,
bat nothing gave me the slightest bene
fit until I begun using Dr-Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People. They cured me.
Whr, I was suffering all the time prac
tically from sickness of the stomach,
dizziness or swimming in my bead and
pain in my back Now I am entirely
free from discomfort of that sort. I am
not only able to keep on my feet, but to
do my work as a teacher, and to enjoy
the pleasures that come through the
possession of sound health.
" Within three weeks after beginning
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I ex
perienced such relief that I knew they
must be adopted to the needs of my case.
After using ihem for a Bhort while Ion ger
I became and bare since remained a
well woman, and the reason why is sim
ply that I took Dr.Willioms'PitikPiUs.'
These pills make uterine actiou reg
ular and painless, banish headaches, lan
guor, nervousness, create appetite, 'pro
mote digestion, put color iu the com
plexion, build up strength and health.
Every womau 6honld send to the Dr.
Williams Medicine Company, Schenec
tady, N.Y., for a valuable booklet, en
titled "Plain Talks to Women." It will
be mailed free in sealed envelope to the
address of any applicant. Dr. Williams
Pink Pills are sold by all druggists.
Weighed by His Soap.
"In the little town of Peni, ten miles from
Tittdfield. the farmers in the winter bring
their butter tnd egg to Irank Creamers
and exchange them for tea, sugar or any
tbine else tr neei.
One dav Mrs. Ackert brought some but
ter in pound lumps to expanse, and after
weichinp them, he raid: 4'Mrs.f Ackert, this
butter cine not weigh a pound.
"I can't help that." she :d. "I we-ched
It by a pound of soap I got here a few flays
ego.'" Boston Kerala.
CONSTIPATION AND STOM
ACH TROUBLE CAN BE
CURED
J. S. Janssen, President of the Mil
waukee Betail Druggists' Associa
tion, Talks on the Dangers of
Constipation and Stom
ach Trouble,
"Have you noticed the large number of
cases of typhoid fever lately?" said Mr.
J B. Jansseu to a Daily News representa
tive. "To my notion typhoid fever, ma
Jarial fever, appendicitis and many kindred
complaints are the result of constipation,
which in many cases is allowed by the
patient to run along without proper treat
ment. You will remember when you wers
a child and the doctor was called, his first
prescription was a dose of castor oil! All
physicians know the value of having the
bowels thoroughly opened. People, when
they grow up, allow constipation to be
come chronic through lack of attention.
Constipation is the failure of the bowels
to carry off the undigested food, which
collects in the alimentary canal and there
decays, generating poisonous disease germs.
These germs find their way into the blood
by means of which they are carried to
every tissue. The fever thus created af
fects not only the lungs, kidneys, stomach,
heart and nervous system, but in fact suy
organ of the body is liable to break down
as a result. The blood becomes thin and
watery. The sufferer loses in flesh and
strength. Cantor oil and pills will not
cure an affliction like this. Something
more than a laxative is needed. There are
many physics on the market, and we sell
a great many, having probably the most
popular store of the kind in the city. I
do not often talk about manufactured
medicine, but the high esteem in which
Hull's Grape Tonic is held by the drug
and medical fraternities has impressed me
and I know from actual experience right
here in our store that Mull's Grape Tonio
cures constipation and stomach trouble
positively and permanently.
Mull's Grape Tonic is not a physic, but
it immediately clears the bowels of the
decaying food because of the peculiarly
strengthening effects it exerts over the or
gans of the digestive system. As a tonio
it is superior to the nauseating cod liver
oil compounds. It builds flesh faster and
creates strength quicker than any other
preparation known to medical science.
The ingredients are positively harmless,
made mainly from crushed grapes and
fruits.. Although a full bottle might be
taken at once, no inconvenience would
result. I only wish that people paid mors
attention to these little details, which in
-themselves in the beginning are of so alight
importance, but which grew in magnitude
until the most serious trouble and some
deadly disease fastens itself on the con.
titution. There is really nothing easier
to take than Mull's Grape Tonic. I hops
you, through the influence of your paper,
can brine the readers to a, sense of the
gravity of allowing constipation to become
chronic.
"WRITE FOR THIS FREE BOTTLE
TO-DAY.
Good for ailing children and nursing
mothers. '
133 FREE BOTTLE 11115
Send tfaii coupon with your nam sad
address and drnrtlst's "sne, for free
bottle of Mull's Grape Tonic lor Stomach
and Bowels to
Jinx's Grape Tone Co., 147 Third Ave.,
Rock Island, I1L
Brt rWl AidrtM end ITr. Ptoatff.
The $1.00 bottle contain! nearly three times
theeOcelse At drag stores.
tum ifMiiin. V . . date and number
tamped on the label take no other from
.your druggist.
"After you." said the gua ts the B&la.-
Latest Kansas Events.
Woodmen to Me I.
On November 15 the Hutchinson
camp of the Modern Woodmen will
hare a log rolling that will he remem
bered by every Woodman in that part
of the country. It is to be an affair of
magnitude and It is all on account of
the new building and hall owned by
this society In West Sherman street,
which was erected this summer. There
Is an Invitation extended to every
member of that order in this part of
the country to come and spend the day
in Hutchinson.
larreaawl School Attend".
Reports to the state superintendent
of schools from the various county
superintendents Bhow that the truancy
officers last year handled more than
15,000 truant cases. In other words
the officers personally rounded up that
many pupils and put them in school.
This however, does not represent more
than half the increase in attendance
that can be credited to the truancy
officers. As many attended through
fear of law.
Halt to Onet Fallninn.
C. C. Coleman, attorney general, has
commenced suit in the supreme court
to oust the Pullman car company from
Kansas, and to prevent it from operat
ing cars on any of the Kansas rail
roads. The suit was instituted because
the Pullman company has refused to
pay a license for doing business in
Kansas. The fee which the state has
asked of the company Is $14,000. The
amount of the fee Is based on a per
centage of the capital stock.
C..M Medal Buckwheat.
Mr. J. J. Meager of Hutchinson has
shown a sample of buckwheat of the
Japanese variety, on which he received
a gold medal at the World's fair last
year. That is, he Is to get a gold
medal. The medal Itself has not
reached him yet, but he has received
the diploma showing that he Is en
titled to it. and will receive the medal
is soon as it Is struck at the mint.
K. V. At the Head.
To the University of Kansas belongs
the distinction of making the largest
percentage of gain in attendance this
year of any large university in the
United States. The Boston Transcript
recently tabulated the enrollments of
the different colleges and gave a com
parative statement of the rank of each
Institution as related to the attend
ance. Another I'lpe I. Inc.
The Kansas Natural Gas and Oil
company, which Is a branch of the
Standard has secured more than 20,000
acres of leases In the neighborhood of
Toronto. An oil pipe line Is proposed
and a survey has been made for a gas
line from Chanute to Emporia, which
will probably supply Toronto with
natural gas some time this winter.
Snlinn May Oct Refinery.
D. E. Coulson, of Boulder, Col, rep
resenting a company owning an oil
refinery located in the oil belt of Lou
isiana, which they desire to bring to
the Kansas-Territory field, has been
looking over the situation at Salina
and has decided to locate the institu
tion there if a site which has been se
lected is furnished them.
Col. Jackson Killed hy Trnlu.
In attempting to board an outgoing
Santa Fe train at the Union depot at
Kansas City, Col Thomas J. Jackson
of Newton, the chief of staff of the
Kansas G. A. R., was thrown under
the wheels and both legs and his right
arm were cut off, causing hla death
the following afternoon.
More rlnm Room Needed.
Sherman Elliott, member of the
board of control hna completed a
tour of the three insane asylums. He
says the women's departments are all
filled, and that the counties will have
to care for their own insane women
after this until more room Is provided.
Strong Will Soenk.
Chancellor Strong will be one of
the speakers at the meeting of the Na
tional Association of State Universi
ties in Washington, on November 14
and 15. His subject will be "The En
vironment Desirable for Graduate
Study in State Universities."
Decked hy Km Capital.
A nejv railroad promoted by Kansas
capitalists, has been incorporated. It
will mn from Pittsburg. Crawford
count, through Labette, Montgomery,
Chautauqua and Cowley counties to
Ponca City, Ok.
-..Maaletoa la Boon I a.
- The incorporation of Mapleton into
thn itilrfl class Mint to ha VI)
tad a-healthy ffect, and since that ac
tion was taken'by the county commis
The Qaextloa of FrelaM It a tea.
Tho oil refineries are .going to be rep
resented at the big mass meeting to
be held In Wichita November 22 to try
and tot some relief from exorbltunt
freight rates. When the refinery at
Long ton, asked the Santa Fe for a rate
to Sturgls, S. D the Santa Fe re
plied that the rate is $7 per barrel,
and the Longton refinery, which Is get
ting only ft per barrel gross for the
oil, began to think something had gone
wrong. The Longton refinery also had
an Inquiry from Oklahoma City, and
the rate to that place Is 6Gc per hun
dred for less than car load lots. This
is 92.46 for 190 miles. In Kansas under
the maximum freight rate law, the
rate for the same distance would be
7c per hundred or 28c a barrel.
AVI II rtalae Durham Wheat.
Western farmers are coming to re
alize the possibilities of macaroni
wheat, and the acreage put in this
year Is a great increase over the past
seasons. Experiments have shown that
for Kansas and the southwest in gen
eral there Is no cereal more hardy or
productive. Millers have found that
they ran grind it as cheaply as any
other kind, and the market, which has
heretofore been slow and unprofitable
Is now very inviting In fact, the de
mand boinj; in excess of the pro
duction. Klnw Corn to Abdicate t
It is predicted by the real estate
men at Emporia that next summer will
see the passing of corn as a principal
crop in that part of the state. Up to
Inst summer, Lyon county was one ol
the most firmly established corn coun
ties in the corn belt but a year ago, on
account of the floods which had laid
waste the crop, considerable wheat wa
planted In the valleys. This proved a
sensational success, and twice as much
wheat has been planted this fall as wan
sown last year.
Tower in Nntlon'w Center.
Goernor Iloch has received from
James Wler Grnydon, of London, the
plans and specifications for a tower
1200 feet high to be erected at the cen
ter of the United States and to form
th? nucleus of a gigantic International
exposition, to be open to the public
forever. Kanapolls, in Ellsworth
county, claims the honor of being the
center of the United States, though
Junction city disputes the claim, but
at any rate It Is somewhere In Kansas.
Bl Elk Uelrnrned.
The big male elk at Riverside park
at Wichita has lost his horns and un
til a new pair grows he will not be
able to do such murderous work n
he did recently when he attacked one
of the younger animals. He was se
curely fastened in a rack built for
the purpose and his horns were sawed
off by the park force.
Much Cnnh from Hnnter.
The state of Kansas will reap a for
tune out of the hunter's license law
passed by the last session of the legis
lature. In Leavenworth county 537
licenses have been Issued. If this aver
age is maintained throughout the state
the total number of licenses issued uji
to date In the state exceeds 57.000.
To Enjoin f.tik Coniinuy.
It is announced that the Kansas Na
trral Gas company will be enjoined
from using Its big pumps at Petrolin
on the gas mains under the law passed
bv the lute legislature. It Is claimed
that In the Altoona filed the rock pres
sure hns been reduced 3? pounds nnd h
steadily decreasing. y
Mnrrlctl Fifty Venra.
H)r. and Mrs. Joseph Baldcrston cel
ebrated thHr golden wedding at their
home, five miles northeast of Clifton.
Mr. and Mrs. Balderston were both
born and raised In Belmont county, O.,
married October 2Z, 155, nnd came to
Washington county Kansas, in Febru.
ary. 1813.
Jt-rry Slniimn Funeral.
Fully 2,000 people attended the fu
neral of ex-Representative Jerry Simp
son at Scottish Rite temple at Wich
ita. The rinal of the 32nd degree was
used In full, The funeral oration was
delivered by Congressman Victor Mur
doek and was an eloquent tribute.
Kanaaa City Brnnch Helpa.
Dr. LucIub E. Sayre, dean of the
school of pharmacy of the University
of Kansas has made the statement
that the opening of a Kansas City
branch of the medical college had given
a great stimulus to the medical depart
ment of that Institution.
Fleet rle Lights la Cottonwood Falla.
The electric light plant has been
started at Cottonwood Falls. The main
streets are equipped with arc lights
and the side streets with incandes
cent globes. Nearly every business
house and a majority of the reside ices
are lighted.
UNCLE SAM'A Remedy Tht Ham
Such Endorsement Should
. .
Ho in tsvery noma.
I afvP
a
Election Returns That Interest All Parties:
EST
Farmers Say .
Is the Best Remedy on Earth.
Kills a Spavin Curb or Splint
very peneiraiing. iuiis ram.
OH EARLS. SLOAN. G15 ALBANY STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
n-r a "T Aim r rUCTZtT3T Are Sure to Comet
M?tL,tlsE r&rfAS wwiTl W Those Who Smote the
rmsT-cLASs cigar made or a-
F1NE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. Try Them.
"335" and "Agents" 5c Cigars Are Leaders of the Worli I.LSiT'.LoV
PRICE. 23 Ct.
THE GRIP,
vffrd CURE THE GRIPSJ
itm rnmnirihS
ii vim ilia. i(tri
IS GUARANTEED TO CURE
GRIP, BAD' COLD, HEADACHE AKD EE17JU.CIA.
1 wonl Mil AatMBrtala to a dlr who wont SaaraitM
U C.JI tor yonr MONET BACK IF IT DO.VT CVMJL.
l ff.Dlemer. Jf. H.,HmaHaium,8priMafiel4, Jfa.
IPILES
M'j S M Vta WE aW A MM njlf ! . ww 1 1 m awi ' ' " 1 - 1
DRSlTHORMTOW MINOR-" 0 KS3 CITY. MO.(f w.MU
aucatul
SlGIi HEAQAGIII
Positively cured by
these iattie ruis.
Thev also rellcre Dls
tress from Dyspepsia. I
digestion ana Too Hearty
vMntr- A perfect rem-
edy tor Dizziness. Kansca,
Drowsiness, Sad Taste
In the Vouth, Coated
Tongue, Pain In the Bide,
TOEHD ZJVXIt. UWJ
reamlate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable,
SMALL PILL SKILL C3SE. SimiPBCE
CARTERS
r3lTTtE
IVER
ITT 4 fVff
CARTERS!
llTTtE
IVER
PILLS.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simils Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
CURES SICK-HEADACHE
im aa
1 ! . Tablets and powders advertised
' as cures for sick-headache are gen
1 erally harmful and they do not cure
1 but only deaden the pain by patting
1 the nerves to sleep for a short time
i 1 through tho use of morphine or
I I cocaine.
; : Lane's Family
Medicine
i ' the tonic-laxative, eaTts slck-head-
ache, not merely stows it for an
s hour or two. It removes the causa
S of headache and keeps it away.
0 Sold by all dealers at S5C and 50c
3
s
mm a.w4ll
viwtMMiaiuii.nMW
f l tonn tor ,1 mmtm't, mmtm.
W. L. Douglas
3&3SHOESSiai
W. L. Douglas $4.00 Cllt Edgo Lin
cannot be equaiiea i any pnee.
I sHossTa ? f.
sp
V ts
nirtrte mcm's it a. bo t MA
ASTT OTHER UAMUfASttU.UJt.
$10,000 TOssasr
W. L.DoEla S3.BO alwas kava fcy tb.tr .a.
ceUcat atyto. assy fitting, and sapsrtorwcartB
ualitlaa, acaiavad ttaa targaat sal of any $3M
.ho. la tba world. Tbey ars Imt as nod as
than that east ns SS.00 to S7JM taa only
ditfemco la to prtoo. II I coald take yoa lata
aiy factory at Brockton, Mass., tho lartast bs
ar oao rooi bmkiitt mi i m
tba world aodar i
shoes, and show tm tba car with which avory
pair of Doaal shoos Is aiodo, yoa a nald roaHaa
why W. L. Doates SJo akots are the host
Shoos prodacod bs tho world.
II I coald abow yoa tho dlifsraaos botwota tba
boos saado ha air factory aad thoas at atbor
lakes, yoa would andorctaad why Doarlaa
SJ.SO .hoMCMt aoara to auUia, why they bold
their shape, fit better, wear fearer, aad era et
Creator Intrinsic value thaa any other SJ.M
ho oa tb. market to-4ty.
W. I. Ppf 9tn ffts) feat fey
fZ.iUi, 92.V1T. tfy oMml A
Drwmm JM)m,20, t27t.7 A,1.a
CAUTION. Insist apoa harlns W.LJteof
la. ehoea. laae so aobitltate. oa feasts
vllhont hla bum and pries stamped oa bottaa.
WAirrrn, A shoe dealer laererr town where
W.I Dooflaa Shoe, are not aold. Foil line at
ample, eeat fro. for InepesUoa apoa reqaeit.
futCMerCrHf'l mill aef aear araaia.
Vilas fnr iniwtrotvd Catalof of T33 8trlea
t . .. T.2SVbUJUaaVI
sioners the tows has neea on ue Doom.
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