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PAGE EIGHT
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1912
!
Good Tailoring
is more than mcro garment
building. It includes the loy
alty that leads your tailor to
stand ly you from the day you
pick the material to the day
when style and strength and
durability are meeting the final
tests of constant service.
For good tailoring1, backed
by steadfast loyalty, let us
send your orders toA. E.
Anderson & Co., of Chicago.
Schwartz Bros. Co.
'The Safe Place," Main St.
MARSHALSHIP STILL
STIRS POLITICIANS
Candidates Are Plentiful for!
Office, But No Certain '
Line on Result
Again the Politician arises to ash:
"Who -nIll be United State marshal ,
for the district of Arizona? " ami he ,
iiauses for a reiilv Both the nanse '
and' tho oucstlon are for oratorical ,
effect, for no one knows except the
Iiolltlclan, but ho is ulwavs willing
to tell.
According to ,Uils authority, the
race has settled down to the real
contenders, the timid ones having
dropped out Walter Brawner. of
I'noenix, cnairman 01 tne uemocratlt
county central commute of Maricopa
county Is regarded as one of the stal-
wart candidates for the marshalship.
Phoenix, chairman ot the democrat!
though friends of the olher candi-,
elates BBKert Ihnt thev aro sure nf
winning. As the lH8r rattled off m the
"W. T. Webb, of Graham count. a scaly pavement of Railroad street
democratic presidential elector. Is an Officers Git son and Kemptoa follow
actUe candidate, as is Manuel D.-acb- j 1 down Bwrrj gulch and in the
man. of Pima couuty, who boasts that 'lra0 ' too buxgy iicki ap two
he will lme a petition ot a thousand sticks of forty er cent Riant powder,
names to argue for him. ' carelessly wrapped in a pNwse or pa-
Joe Dillon, clerk of the state su-! rr. On th pa er rap,iing was the
precie court has also climed up tho unmlstafeable Imprint ot the troxsr
llmba of the plum tree In tho hope tlto- Tnjt th, contact did not rx
of catching the marshalshlp plum, and Plode the giant jowder Is retarded
Tom nils, one of the 8Uperisors ol mystcrtons pood fortune
llnal county, has been pushed inU) u l8 believed that the powder was
the race. lien Crawford, of Greenl'e accidentally drc.pneti in the street by
count, is another actne candidate. 'a uiiner or that it dropped oat ot iie
This doiw sheet Ieaes out Co-' tuESy TBe olTiceis took possession
chiso county and it would be passing ' It anl eft " oa the desk of P't
strance were Cochise not represented " Judge" High, who discovered it
at Uie counter of patronaso for the i when he cime down to hlsoff.ee es
county desmes a big jiro rata of I terday morning. The story of the
plums on the strength ot ltt wealth ! Ending ot the dynainite got abroad
nnd influence. (It is reported that ' daring tho day and it was reported
Mr. Pitts, of Howie, is williug to car (that a maniac had attempted to du
ry the Cochise banner in the pie anlte police headquarters. Police -e-
scramble and some believe that oth
ets here ar laiii5 low aiul anvln!? i
scramble and Mine believe that oth
nothinir as n well-Uefined iioHcv anil .
course of action, the marshalshlp be
ing the end in view
APPLES FOR THANKSGIVING
Arkansas UUu ks and Wine gap
apples at J It ngius Advertlse-
rrent. US
THE FIRST GRAY
HAIR SIGN OF AGE
HaSV Wav tO Preserve Nat-
ural Color of the Hair
and Make It Grow
A harmless remedy, made from
qdmmon garden sage, quickly restores
pray hair to natural color. The care
of the hair, to present it from losing
its color and lustre, I.s jubt as ira-1
IKsrtaut" as to care for teeth to keep
them from decoloring. Why spend '
racney for co3met'cs ard creams to
Improve the complexion, and yet ne
glect your hair, when gray hair is
e.ven more conspicuous and sugge3
tlyo of age than wrinkles or a poor i
complexion Of the two, it is easier
to preserve the natural color and
beauty of tbo hair than it is to nave
a good complexion
All that is necessary is the occa
sional use of Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Hair Kemedy. a preparation of
common garden Sage and Sulphur,
combined with other valuable tome-dies-
for dry. harsh faded hair, dan
jru(f. Itching scalp and falling hair.
After a few applications of this sim
pfe, -harmless remedy, ,yur hair will
gradually be restored to its natural
color. In a short time the dandrufl
will be removed, and jour hair w1
no Jonger come out bat will star; to
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Don"t neglect sour hair, for It goes
farther than anything else to make
or mar your good looks. ou can
buy this remedy at any drug store
for fifty centa a bottle, and your
drugg'st will give your money back
If you are not satisfied after using.
Purchase a bottle today Yon wilt
never regret it when you realUe tho
difference It will make In your ap
pearance. Advertisement. 140
CHICHESTER SPILLS
Wil TiieuuJioMJiiKAxn. a.
hit..i. pin miuluu
,n.M.3t.5'''"rx" ,
SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERiMEPf I
A comolete line of Mound
Hr
At s
iVarnishes.
K vh
It A i in
1 '
16IAHT POWDER LIES
IN PATH OF WAGONS
Explosive Is Picked Up
Street Just After Man
in
Drives Almost Over It
In tho first hours of yesterday
morning a tnn diove a horse hitched
to a boggy rapidlv down llrewery
KUlch. turned Into Naco road and the
htoggy rumbled off to waul Lowell
When he drove the ho-se and bug?y
past the Orphean) theater the man
was never so near eternity as at
that moment and up to toe time when
the faint sound of the horn of Gabn-1
strikes aigitast his eais never silt he
be as near to eternity again
" "'""" !' " lul- rnurj
that the man tte.er knew o' his da.-
Ser aml thlrt ao "" " lh
n as but ottiehQre In Biabee
The sttaage tart of the storj la
ls morning, if the man reaua this,
someone will perspire cold sweat
,lexe ,I,at tm' P
MUe in the strt-v
"eve that the placing of the dyni-J
.e' was altogether ac-
cidental
ALMITO ANSWER
HIS DEMURRER FAILS1:
Former Indian Agent Fails
to Have Indictments
Dismissed
Word was received at the office ol
l'nlted States A'tornev Morrison res-
I iKiuoj iui nit; ueiuurrera or ncicuu-
ant's attorneys In the case of tho I
l'nlted States agatr-t J B. Alexander,
former agent on tV Sacaton Ipaian
reservation had ) een overruled by
Judge SIon h tting at Phoenix. The
case against aw und r, viia Is n-i-restmtctl
bv UU brother. I ', n le
anrter will probably be iet down for
trial on Decemler 16
Alexander is accused of making
fake demands on the government and
six cases are pending against him.
ba3ed on 120 counts investigated by
Hi federal grand jury. The alleged
false demands, nt!i, it .s said
amounted to thousands of dollars are
alleged to have been made while Alex
ander was government a-;ent on the
Sacaton reservation, rlghteen retinitis
or two years also .
.A BIT OF ADVICE
First Don't DJay. Second Don't
Experiment,
H you suiter from paehacbe; head
aches or dia)' spelts ; W you rest
coorly and are huurald Ut the atom
lag; if the fcidaey secreiloiw are lr
regula- and unmrtural In appearance,
do not delay In such ranges tKe
kidneys ofe Bead feels.
Doan's KWner Ftlta are especially i
prepared for hWpev Uoata they arei
reoomm.nded by toouaamfe. Cm ra
Identg rteenre more eoavteciug prat
than the atatemeiii of a ciUaan ot
tills locally?
W .T. KltcHen. V. 8. cattora In
spector, El Pita, Texas, ay: "I
have need Doan's KMaay Pflte for
various kWnei compUftrta and hare
found them very beneftclal I has
pains In my back and Doan's Kldnyi
I Pills traUy relied mo I ean rec-,
-en"
Must as i
this remedy IIWUI K dN i
repreee&ted.
gaie w su mbto. tw v .
. l - - - - Owl.. K
Foster Ullbvm
Co-
Buffalo, '
York nle unU for the united ' .
states.
Remember tae naio ooane ao
tako bo olher -Ad verttteHt. S.
City Paints and Berry Bros.
INTEND TO
OFFICES NOW HELD
AND FIGHT CHARGE
Precinct Officers Will Not
I Step Out January 1 with
j out a Legal Battle Decided
I Against Their Claims
IwiLLTAKECASEUP
TO SUPREME COURT
j Cei-stable ChK N Thomas lias re
I tur.iej from a sooulliv tr.p" to
i points In id hi comity and to Tucson,
i made for the puriwe of conferring
j Willi precinct ofticeTF as to "ways ami
I Means" of defending the right of pre
clnct officers to retain their jobs and
j to fight the enforcement ot the pro
duct law. which becomes effective
! January 1, 1913 and which, by abol
i sblHg present precinct lines, will. If
carried out force every Jttstice of tlw
peace and constable out of office.
That such a rtgM would be made
ik forecasted by the Id-view week
ago. Constable. Thomas has consulted
a number ot attorneys in lilsbeo and
at Tucson and Leliees that the con
tentton of the precinct officers '.ill
be upheld The fight will probably
re not into the courts on a petition
for an Injunction to enjoin the boards
of superv.tors from putting the new
Justice precinct schemo into effect.
A fund Is be'ng siibbcrieed to by
precinct officers all over tho state
which will be used In carrying the
ce lo tbo supremo court If necessary-
Will Fight for Office.
Pima and Cochise county
of supervisors have already
trletel the counties, but in
boards
re-dlu
other I
counties of the state, under advlco
from county attorneys, this was not
tloHe.
"We expect to start tho fight on
tills tew In Cochise comity, said Mr
Thomas "Wo are satUbed tliat it la
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nmal f,1"i ' ,l t m 5"
',? ca' ,nLVC. S UL Li
,"? aD1 that ,U08e elected should
i er two years jui as uD u.e
me ae 8UU coiiniy onicere.
"The new law -equireo that super
visors redlstrlct the counties and that
but one justice and one constable
shall serve In each precinct In Ilia-1
bee we have two justice courts In the j
city precinct just as they have in Tuc - i
fcon We maintain that they both
should hold over until they have
served out their terms There are
other counties in the state that arc
in the same condition
' I am certain that our contention
is right and thttt we will win in the
fight'
The law follor 3 "On he first Mon
day in September. 1!1-'. the boards oi
supei vlsor& oi the several counties
of the state shall redtstrict their coun
ties into justice precincts, such re
districting of counties shall take ef
fect end to hi force on tho ilnt day
of January, 1'JIS, and all justice pre
c'.ncts. now in existence, are hereby
taut In vrt hVtnlff Itrwt r vrYt M jm till
, dav . ,-,. lal3. aDd tile
,, ', ,,, , , ,,,. .,,
constal;ie! now in olBc' are hereby
terminated on the first d of Jan
uar 191S
"The ofUcera of jusUces precincts
I are one justice of tbo peace and one
constable
That act will abolish the office of
one of the justices in Bisbeo and in
rioi-v nlltar rrttv fn thn stntn nlu! in
some of the counties rliro there are
no cites
As tlie law is to take effect the first
of the year and as tho matter must
be determined before that time or
there will boa lot of taw suits against
the state and a lot of trouble general
ly. Bis co officers have determined
to get the question settled before the
first of the ear if possible
i r
Nfl LC
US M AUTO STATE
Thirteen Hundred and Twen
ty State Licenses Issued;
Studebaker Leading
That Arizona Is fast coming to the
front as an automobile statn. ami
Phoenix especially as an automobils
center. Is proved by the number of
'.ceases taken out in the state during
the year. Ther were 1,632 llcersei"
leaned, and of this number 1,320 tvero
for automobiles, with the Studebaker
in the lead of all other ruakot as the
following statistics will show.
Rlodebsker 217
Kerd 192
Watek 101
Cadillac .
Ov erlaBd
ChaisMrs .
Ke
u 1;,"
mcb1 31
lladefl M
la the aHtowoWHog for wb.ch li
cms were iioacl there were 11'
Olffereiit makes. About 86 of thin
number have no tooa than five ears, SI
have ofie car, while IS of the num
ber nave two cars. Out of UN li
censes issued, every fourth car was a
Studebaker.
In comparison with the population
. . . . ,
-- -afoK- lon.la In tho number nf
iincM iMmuri noh vir
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U. S. Hardware and Paint Shop
Nsxt Door to Uncle Sam's Loan Office Main St.
ill rn
DE LUXE
Arizonans Will Go to Presi
dential Inaugural on Fin
est Train lSver Sent
Out of the West
ITINERARY OF THE TRIP
Wl.cn the Southern Pacific railroad
sends forward ltn Vnxona inaugural
t-pecitl sometime !ale in Pebruary
carrying a jarty ot Arironans (o tho
national capital to wltucMi the Indiio
llon Into office of Prefildeiit-oleot Wil
son a record in the 'eiitpment of a
train will have been made In tho
Miiithwost, savs the Arizona Itepubli
chu. Whatever the Southern Paddle
or tho Pullman comhany can do to
provUe a veritable iiHlnre oh wheels
will be done for these co-jipanles real
Ue that tho Arizona Sreclal will be
the moving center of the map of the
United Slatee from the moment it
pulle out until itK last is'Wr de
train".
Tho tontat.vo itinerary now in
cluded EI Pao, Kamas city. Chicago
lletrolt, Nlamna Kails, Buiralo, Al
bany. New York- Philadelphia, Balti
more and Waslungton, Tho return
will be mado through Kentucky. New
Orleans and tho famous Suntet Home.
It is expected thai the trip will oc
cupy a lout fifteen days, permitting
stops ot from a few hours to tvo days
In the vanoiiH cities. Tim cars will be
parked at Washington and will be oc
cupied by those traveling In lien o
hotels, accommodation in vhlch will
bo difficult to obtain at that time.
Senators Ashurst and Smith and
Congressman Ilajdcn have obtained
the sanction or the United States gov
crnment to tako along, at the expens
of tho government!, the Indian school
band, which will be augmented to six
ty pieces for the occasion. The band
will give siort concerts at the various
stopping places and will march in the
Inaugural parade. Over fifty reecrva
lions have already been made and it
Is believed this number will be inoro
than doubled
TURKEY DINNER FOR
Menu for Company B. Ninth
Cavalrv, Presents Feast
of Favored Dishes
l'nclo Sam does not forgot his
ecldicr boys when It comes to food,
especially If that article is the chlot
feature of a day of celebration. No
sir, and when he Is feeding tho col
ored members of bis numerous mill
tary famll. he considers the raenl
weakness for winged creatures and
does not nllow this fart to escape him
when providing his Thanksgiving'
menu i
That no one in alt the wide worl 1 ,
will have any btter Thanksgiving!
dinner than the members of comi an,w '
D. Ninth cavalry, stationed at t"ar
rcn. will ba seen ftom Uic following
menu arranged by First. Sergt Oeo
Johnson. Troop C. .
Oyster Soup, fratkers I
Roast Turkey With Dressing
, liraiscd VenUon Apple Sauce
! Cranberry Sauce Oo'cry
Mashed Potatoes
I Candled Sweet Potatoes
Green Pea. Siilnach,
i Young California Beets
' flrend and Ilutter
Southern Gravy
Mince Pie Peace and Cream
Vanilla Ice Cream Cream Cake
I Mixed Nuts Assorted Candles
I Schlitz and Iludwelser
Cigars and Cigarettes
The dnner will not be served tin
I nl alter me rates in the afternoon
JUDGE WEUS MADE
j DEFENDANT IN SOIT
i Action Conies as Result of
j Collapse of Building
j Last September
' PHOENIX. Nov. 26. This morning
three suits were filed with the clerk
ot the superior court against Edvard
W. Wells. Tho suits are all for
damages and the total amount 'is ffo.
OOfl. The Milt arose out of the col
Urse of tho building now occupied by
QHenther's cpfe on the 13th of Sep
tember Several were Injured and
they claim that It was due to negli
gence on the part of the owner.
The first it is brought by Arthur
llcnner for $10 060. Thomas Kelley.
another workman on the building.
ss for $&G00. William Williams sues
for $30,000 Williams claims that
he will never be able to work agala
end wishes compensat-on at th(, rat6
of ?100 a month for the time thtt ho
would natHratly be able to earn hu
livelihood.
FOR SALE
Furniture for flvv rooms including
sewing machine. Inquire llendcrson
Watk ns Lumber Co Advertise
ment. 143.
UK UL
TIM SEND
EXCURSION Ml
Garnet King Arranges for a
Special Tram to Carry
Visitors Over New
Railway Line
LUNCIIE0N7n BISBEE
Garnet Kins assistant general pov
senger and freight agent ot tho III
Paso & Southwestern lty was in the
cit yesterday looking after tho in
terests of the road leaving last night
for Douglas
Mr King came to liUbce from
Tucson whero ho had been to meet
with the business men of that city
to arrange for a special train to at
comodate a trade excursion out of
that city next month The business
men ot Tueeen are anxious to pay a
visit to the new trade teinloi
thought closer to them b) tho build
ing ot the Tucjsoii branch ot the
Southwestern It had been intended
to make the trip this weuk but it was
agiced yestonlaj to defer it until tH
fifth or sixth of next monUi. Tli"
excursion will Include Benson, Fa1 -Lanka,
TomlUtone. Ilisbeo and Dons
Us. lit Is cxiwited that the Tucson
party will have lunch In lllsliee and
take their dinner In Douglas return
ing home the se'ne night
Sleeper to Tucson
Mr King advised the Hevievv that
th first through pull man car wbl"ii
vill go through to Tucson left 1"!
Paso last night Heretofore there
I has been a pullman service between
JKl Paso and Douglas on what was
I known as the Copper City special
i This service will now be continue!
to Tucson on number seven and elgh
! PAPAGO INDIAN IS
Escaped Jail Last July; Must
Now Answer to Charge
of Abduction
Simon Acostn. a Papago Indian,
who escaped jail at Douglas last July,
was rearrested at that city Monday,
night on the charge of seduction, ac-1
cording to Deputy County AlexanUer j
Murry woo reiurncu 10 msut'c ironi
Douglas yesterday morning, lie fram
ed a complaint that will be f!bd
against the Indian
The Indian, in bis endeavor to es
cape arrest, covered a distance :!
nine Mocks, closely pursued by the
officer, who tired twice over his head
before he was stopped by two
officers of the Ninth cavalry, who
happened to be In the vicinity at (he
time.
A complaint will fco mado against
Acosu for the abduction ot a 12
year-old Mexican girls, an Invalid
and cripple, from Tucson last sum-1
mer It is alleged that bo forcibly
took the girl trom her borne and
broi'ht htr here Afte- Keeping the
girl under eoer for a short time in
this city, he took her to Agua Prieta
wheie he has 3ince been living with
her as man and wife
NACO P0ST0FFII3E IS
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE
Examination for Applicants
Will Be Held in Bisbee
January A
Under the recent classification of !
Iiostofilces ot the fourth class b
President Taft the office of postmaster
at Naco will l.o filled by civil rptvIcc
competition and to peenre eliglbles an
examination of applicants will bo held
here On January -I. 1912, under the di
rrctlon of Mrs M. A I.aChance. local
secretary of the civil service
floth men and women are eligible
to appointment for the jolt but must j
te 21 years of age or over, with the
exception ihat in a t.tate where worn
en are declared by law to be ot full
age for all purioses at IS. women ot
Is years or over will bo admitted to J
competition, Arpiicants, piso. must
reside in the territory supplied by tho
lost office Other than these qualifi
cations, ail citizens of the United
States are admitted to the competi
tion. Certification to flll the "contem
plated vacancy" will be mado unless
'It shall be decided in the interests
of the service to fill the vacancy by
re-instatement-"' The compensation o'
the postmaster at Naco was $152 for
tho last fiscal year.
Application forms and full informa
tion concerning the requirements of
the examination can be secured from
Mrs LaChance at the Disbeo post
o.llco or from the U S. civil service
commission at Washington. D. C. Ap
plications should be properly executed
and filed with the commission at
Washington within seven days before
the date of the examination, other
wise it may be Impracticable to ex
amino the applicants.
Hoard and room at the Ozark house,
71 Drewery Gulch. $100 per day,
cash in advance 80c a dty. tor table
1-oard Advertisement. W5
Grocery Department
SPECIALS
Casaba
Casaba a sweet
Melon price - -
Winter Canteloupes
immmmmmamtammmammmaamaammmammmmmmmmmmammmmammmmm
A yellow meat fine flavored winter
canteloupe price 20c
Sweet Potatoes
Fancy yellow sweet potatoes
Special at 3 lbs. for - - - - 25c
This Store Will
r
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1 iiiuj uuv 1 itutrtoiiitttg Lsu.yt 1 vuu. ckj j
teWBWA
HOI PRODUCT GOES
TO HOMEJONSUMERS
Fifteen Hundred Cans Toma
toes from Sulphur Spring
Valley Are Purchased
Fifteen hundred cans of tomatoes
were delivered to the Phelps Dodge
Mercantile company In this city jes
terdny. These tomatoes were raised
on ranches in the vicinity of McNcal
in the Sulphur Springs valley and
tanned Ly tho McNeal Co-operative
Canulng company an enterprise es
tablished this year.
H. D Dubois, minaser of the fao
tory, brought tho tomatoes to this city.
Mr Dubois sas that they were late
In getting thrlr factory ready for op
eration thi3 year and the eroduct
was only three thousand cans of to
matoes, half of which were disposed
of in Ilisbee the other half going to
the Phelps Dodge Mercantile com-I-any
at Douglrs Mr DuRois wr.s
much pleased at th. price be received
for the output of h s canning factory.
The figures being beyond hid expecta
tion Ho stated to the Review today
that ho had assurances from the pur
chasers of this ear's output that ho
would Le siven the preference In all
future products of the kind that he
had to offer from the Sulphur Springs
valley While only tomatoes were canned
ibis vcar. at the McNcal factory Mr.
DuRois stated that next year he e
lected to preseive not only tomatoes
but Rtring beans, pumpkin corn and
kraut ns well
The McNeal Fair.
Mr Dullois stated that extensive
preparations are being made for tho
one daj's annual fair which will b(
held at McNeal on Thanksgiving Day
At this fair there will be on exr-ibition
samples of all the agricultural pro
ducts of the valley, including stock
rnd poultry The ladies of McNeal and
vicinity are preparing a grand Thanks
giving dinner for this occasion and
this will bP served to all visitors for
the nominal price of fifty cents
The McNeal fair will bo attended
by a number from nisbee who are in
many wajs interested in the rapid
agricultural development, or that Sec
tion ot tho county
Among those who will go McNeai
tomorrow from nisbee to attend the
Fair is. Mr. J H. Jack. Mr and Mrs.
Lee Harnett, Ed Harnett, Mr. and
Mrs. Sutton and Agent William? of
the E. V & S W It is learned that
there will also be many from Douglas
in attendance at the Fair and that
some trotting and running races hive
teen Included In the program
Soldier Over.Thanks'ul.
A. private of the Fourth cavalry,
who with three comrades came to
Ilisbee to spend Tnankaglving day,
pot tanked np on booze under the
spell of thankfulness and was ar
rested by Officer Walter Brooks. He
was released when had sobered np
Visiting Ajo Mine.
Joe Curry, head of tho C. &. A.
olfice in Warren left yesterday for a
visit to the Ajo mountains in Pima
county where the C & A. company is
developing a copper property by the
use of olamond drills, employing a
foree of sixty-five men.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY.
On account of tbo regular meeting
night falling on Thanksgiving, Nov.
SSUl, tho meeting will be held Sat
urJay, Nov. 30th. Advertisement
A complete stock of Builders' materials, Tools of every
description and the best makes, and cutlery. '
Melons
flavored
- - - -
water
20c
Remain Closed To
Saddle Rock
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Bill of Fare Nov. 28, 1912
Relishes
Olivts Young Onlom
Celery
Soup
Consomme Aiipo!
Salad
Shrimp Coaibiiiftlom
Sardine Canape
Entree
Uibs. Candled
Potatoes
Pork Spare
Sweet
Roasts
Roast Young Turkey, Cranbcrrv
Saueo Ojster Dressing,
Duchefso Potatoes
P.oast Suckling Veal. Garden Peas,
Plneaiiplo Fritters
Desert
Assorted Cakes, Mince and Pumpkin
Pie Choice Fruits
Table de Ilote Dinner 50 cts.
"ARKANSAS" APPLES
One ot the finest apple window d'
plas ot the season is shown at J. ' :
Auglus' stor An entire window is
filled with the choicest assortments
of 'Arkansas Blacks" and wine s.v
apples.
These apples were purchased bv
Mr Angius especially for the Thanks
giving trade
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
Genuine Merit Required to Win the
People's Confidence
Have yon ever stopped to reason
why it is that so many products that
are extensively advertised, all at
once drop out of sight and are soon
forgotten The reason is plain the
artlclo did not fulfil the promises of
the manufacturer. This applies more
particularly to a medicine. A medi
cinal preparation that has reel cura
tive value almost sells itself, as Ilka
an endless chain system the remedr
Is recommended by those who have
been cured, to those who "are in need
of 'it. ,
In an interview on the subject a
prominent local druggist says "Tako
for example Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Itoot, a preparation I have sold fo
many years and never hesitate to
recommend, for In almost every ca"se
it show h Immediate results, as many
of my customers testify No other
kidney remedy that 1 know of has so
large a sale "
Tho success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
floot Is due to the fact that It fulfils
every wish in overcoming kidBey,
liver and bladder diseases, corrects
urinary troubles and neutralizes the
uric acid which causes rheumatism
A free trial bottle will be sent by
mall, absolutely free. Address Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Dinghamton, N. Y and
mention this paper. Regular size bot
tles sold at all druggists 50c and
?1.00. Advertisement. 9.
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