The Leon reporter., January 11, 1900, Image 10

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All wool men's underwear
AH wool fleeoed lined men's
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Hosiery!
Ladies' all wool-hose from
itti
CbaraalaKljr Hrllllaat CalaaU
Ilea beak
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are making this a good place for the people
Our 40c cotton fleeced union suit*
,^-Our 5€ccottd*.t fleeced union suits
Half bleached table linens 58 inche3 wide
sached table linen 58 inches.
Bleached table linen OS
Half Bleached tay
Half Blea
cable linens
We have napkins io m^
Our napkins run from 00*
SEND US ONE DOLLAR
out*»d*e.dl.w* Kiih fl.W), «n.l *UI }»u IfcU
.JMPBQVKD FAKLOK GEM ORGAN, by t. U. I)., ViSS
UoaT^'a 4#- examine It atyanr uettrewl freight depot, and IIP
you And It esatiwtj
4itions of which if any part tfivesout we
Try it one month and we will
'ou are not perfectly satlBfled. 500
of these organs will be-jsold at $35,SO, ORDER
AT ONCE. DON'T DELAY.
OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED
dealt with usafck your neighbor about us, write
the publisher ol this paper or Metropolitan
national Bank, or Corn Nat. Bank, of Chicago
or German Exchange Bank, New York or anr
railroad or express company in Chicago, we
ha«e a capital ef enr $700,000.00, occupy entire
one of the largest business blocks in Chicago,
and employ nearlj ooUaai°»
1
BLOOD POISON
VARICOCELE
'TJnion'S
33c.
36c.
(3or 66c cotton and wool fleecad union suits
Qur,73 cotton and wool fleeced union suits
$1.00.
Ladies' cotton fleeced hose from
Misses' oottoa fleeced hose from
Misses' all wool hose from
Men's all wool hose from
Men's cotton and fleeced
Ui
underivear
Bleached table linens 58 inches wide
Bleached table linens 58 inches wide
50c.
THOMPSON &
JUU/,SP
f»r better lit an er^aas adteni,--* -t »o« taom ». p»j In*
»S«t OUR S35.50, UOdepyi.il, »J
rr.lgktthargeiPRICE
THE PARLOR CEM OR THE
A.VD gWKKTKST YOMKD l»tlroia«ata wr »»«!-•. Iromtht illustration
«ho ». which l» engfraved direct from a ^raph vo\ican form
aomeiileaof itsbeatttiful appearance. frum«oltd quarter
Kuwea oMli »r walKut a. 4e»lrc.l, perf»r»u« «, «llp, full p»«fl
itfuiifil airaMltr detlra piafli aad aanj tttw hiaimM dmnilMi
1^.™. -.Its U. TERT UTKST8TTLK. T1IEPAKLOR
tiKM ia feet high, IS inches long, 23 Inrhes wid«»nd weighs 350
Bounds. Contnlna 5 octaves, 11 «topt,as follows: IM.inua, Friaelp.l,
aldaaa, ••IwUa, l'.lt.t«, Crraoaa, B.u Ca.pl.r, Trfbl.
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Uraa4 Orvaa 8»eU, 4 gala af Orclie«lraI T.aed kMaaalarj Pip.
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THE PARLOR CEM action consiitsof the
Crlebralad llewell Reed., which are only used in the high
est grade instruments fitted with H»aai»4 ieaplera aad
Haaiaaa, alsio beat Dolira felts, leathers, eto., beljf""^
of the best rubber cloth, 3-pl^ bollowa at
•leather in TalTes. THE
with a 10x14 beveled plate lren
pedal frames, and every^
faraliili free a kulMaoi
clceJ^flated
Movement. WP
betl trfM la»lrue-
Hlth ctary PARLOR
GIU OROA.N we
26-year guarantee, by the
ORGAN
KO0aad ap: also everything in musical instruments at lowest wholesale prices. Write for free special
•rgan, piano and musical instrument catalogue. Address, (Searst BoebirtiCo. are tbsreagklj rellsble. v.^
•CARS/ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc.). Fulton. Dcsplaineo and Wtyman St., CHIC
The Tailor!
Zowa.
WARNER BLOCK.
NERVOUS DEBILITY!
WEAKNESS OF MEN!
STRICTURE, VARICOCELE, BLOOD POISON
and all Chronic, Blood, Nervous Private and Skin Diseases of botl
sexes, cured when others (ail. Book tor Men only, PKEB at office, 01
I sent sealed for 4 cents in stamps. Prompt aad Permanent Cans OiuirAteed to Men in al
forms of weakness, lost manhood, nervousness, despondency, unfitness for business or mar
riage, weak back, sediment in urine, etc. No inconvenience or detention from business. Symp
to,u blank No. I for men: No. 2 for women.
$V \»'vVV 6w\ms\ Ita&vrs *R.\$V\,V "Ko»\
pers. In many other departments cut prices are helping us to move surplus stocks, and
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19 to 50c#^
10 to 35c.
10 to 25c.'^
19 to 35c.
9 to 25c.
I 1 1 i.1 ._ •_ S. _M S- fc -T
43c.
50c.
We 1mv* all sizes from 3 to 9 also in vests
drawers wool and fleeced lined'. We are froin»
to.sell these before Feb. 1st 19O0. Come before
the si are broken.
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5c to 12J.C.
I Table Linens!
27ic.
35c.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
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CO, ILL#
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in all stages entirely cured and removed from the system
cured in 7 days, Hydrocele In 3 days. Stricture cured without
operation. Painful or too frequent urine cured. Medicine sent under cover, letters answered lr
plain envelope. Strictly private and confidential. All forms of electricity used when necessary
am laiai All President of the Chicago Medical Institute, was form
,1 HIIXII erlv Chicago's leading specialist, is a graduate of Rush
IfUhWll and Bennett Medical Colleges, and was formerly Presi
RB^EE at office or by letter. Office hours: From 10 Ji. m. to 8:15 p.
SnjjfromiyiOTtoHtSM).
518 FRANCIS ST..
SIPH, MISSOURI
THE LKON REPORTER
to spend their money.
s£ V, *$*
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OilCloth.
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Table oil cloth 5-4
Floor
|5c."
oil clolh
25 to 50c.
We are sell in art. at trie old
.-*§ firsts no seconds,
Plain colors
5 to 10c.
Fancy colors plaids, checks and stripes
10 4 cotton
50c.
75.
11-4 cotton
11-4 cotton 41b
12-4 cotton 4 Jib
We htve a few eijera^pft
cheap.
I
Our 1.00 Duck coats
We have a few pieces left and close out at the
following prices.
Our 2 quart glass pitchers were 25c. now He.
f)ur 2 quart glass pitchcrp plain were o5c. now
Our 1 piece~cream, suga.-, butter and spoon holder
were 35c. now
19c.
We
SEND WO MONEY
Successors to.
Leon 2d-H,and Store Co.,!
{TOP PRICES PAID IN GASH!!
HAL GATES, Manager.
•IAIEIIIPCAIIMETIHIIIUSEWIMBMMHINE
imb« Toieu uuniat it your nearest freight depot and if IHH
p.rfttUy ulklKlM7,ezaetlT ripresanUd, «inl te •aeklmetkenMll
$
w. will Mudyau
Ufku tM.00, and Tlik OUUrnT UMUMTOb
Special OBer Price $15.50
and freight charges, tlachlne vrelglis 1M poundaandtke freight will
average cents for each 600 rollei. IIVI IT THREE MINTNI IIIIL in
ronrowa home, and we will return your «I5.M .•y clar Vda ara aet
satisfled. We nil dilfcraat ankn wl trataer lewlac.
laeklaM at M.M,
SKkls.CatkWre.,
lt.no, *11.00, $13.00 aa4 ap, all full described in eur Free Iwlac
bu'tSli^ftO for this feRor NH C1III1T BliKMCE I.
the area test islm «,er e*ere4 hr air km,
BEWARE OF IMITAflOWS
who copj owSSrS?'
tiMmenU,offering aakaawa maelilaea uiider rarioua names, withvartaaala
lieeaeiti. Wrltaa— fHaai la OICH# aa Iwm who ara rallabla
aa wha
ax —I.
THE BURPICK nmSiw'rw1tr'ntSinu
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UriCTI or MIL Made »r the,
heat Makers la America,
frmm the heat material
saaaer
can bay,
S,0L'.P.Q."*"TER sawed
heed,
IMSIUTS
kind of fancy werk.
IT COSTS YOU HOTHINQ
M, and then If oonTlnoed that ym are earing tti.se te MMS, pajr yvur freight street the
WI TO'*milK TOI]* «U.M If atany'timewlthlnthreemon
DON'T DELAY. (Bears, Roebuck Co. Ire thorouchlr reUable.-
AMren, SEA
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'.cent since since July lvt.
prii^s
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prices and
I liev are
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85c.
Our 1,25 duck coats $l.00.\
Our 1.50 duck coals
Glass
72 to^Oc.
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$1.00.
$1.25.
12 4 cottoni 51b
$1.50.
tb.
19c.
ML? GO
Produce
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Poultry.
JANUARY 11.
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Our .50 duck coats 2.00.^ *,
Our 3 00 duck coats
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2.50.
Remember we have the Sweet
work shirts.
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Cloyed (bead dropping from sight) to b* used as a ssalsr table, staad
er desk, the other open with full length table and head la place for
four motion feed,
self threading vibrating shuttle,
auto
mat
is
heboln winder,
adjustable beariags, patent tenslen Itberatar.impreTed
loose
wheel, adjustable pressure feat. Improved efcapjl scateier, patent
needle bar,
patent dress guard, head btiMieilf dsferetirBwiemaeeeled aad heaaUMIf
eldtel irlaswd. OUARANTCCa ueO(fcMitraaale(,-a.eldemMsead aeeiest
aelsettwaecklaesMds. iHiibeta ellaitsul Ip hiliiH and our Tree In
struction Bosk tells iu»t hew
asyane can run
it and do
either plain or any
AM-Tesrs' WedlagDaanaieelssentwithamy machine.
te sse aad o,ealas»U»•sihlas.fmpai'O It with
tbose jroor storekeeper sella at III.N ti'
tbose your store
Miw rnr fr
yon Mr ye-i are not Mtisfied. WW
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retxw
.White & Vuil have tra le tl»s JiyM
farm of 329 acres west of town for
stock of. hard ware at-Tingley an 1 a gen
eral store, store building and residenoe
at Beacon«field. J. E. Vail and J. 8.
Brown are at Beaconsfield now invoic
ing the goo Is. The hardware will prob
ably be brought' to Garden Grove and
consolidated with that of the White
Hard ware Oi».—Garden Grove* Express.
About noon of Tuesday the house
occupied by It. B. Lovell, owned by
Mrs. David Dancer, was .burned and
entirely destroyed with all its contents
Mrs. Lovell was at Conw.iy's, her hus
band at the timber and "the Children at
school, so no one knows irow the fire
started. The'house was about 10x20
a story and a half high, with an addition
one story high, and was worth about
$500. There Wa^ some insurance. The
family lost everything they had in the
way of furniture and clothing except
what they had upon their persons^ and
are left in a condition that makes it
very desirable, in fact imperatively
necessary, that they should be helped
and at bnce. A paper will be circulated
for'the purpose of giving all the oppor
tunity of doing what they, ran in this
direction, and we feel sure it will meet
with a liberal response.—Lamoni Pa
triot. '.-.•t:...
I strbBgly recommend.Beess' Cherry Cough
Syrup it cured me of a throat and lung.trou
ble of many years'standing."—Mrs. J. Brem
em, Rifle. Colo. Cures coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, la'grlppe, pneumonia, whooping
ocugh. croup and consumption. HcQrath
Still, Woodland.
Dame Fortune, a mistress chary of her
smiles, cast her beaming countenance in
our midst and the ray of pleasure falls
upon one of our fellow townsmen who
has struggled hard for many years to
attain the goal of his ambition. At last
the prize has been awarded him and he
settles back into the comforts of his
home and the responsibilities of hiq new
position with the satisfaction of having
fought a good fight. The past week
Peter E. Vail receiyed notice from Wash*
ington that he had been selected to as
sume the duties of head clerk on the
division of the Railway Mail Service on
which he runs, the Chicago & Council
Blnffs railway postofKce. It might be
well to state that in view^of the fact that
there were souie forty clerks on the line
desirous of the place and that the pod*
tion is one nsually obtained only after
long years of patient labor and then
only to clerks of recognized ability, that
Mr. Vail's success at so early an age
.meB for his prestige and abil-
FROM OUR NEIGHBORS.
Some Very Interesting Articles which we Qlip
from our Exchanges.
UIWIVU H.V
oyer his success and we,his fellow towns
men, 'join them in congratulations.
I Chariton Democrat.
Cleanses and renovates the system, cures
I dyspepsia and liver troubles,—makes new,
noli blood,—Beggs' Blood Purifier. "Cured
me of a bad case of blood disorder—John
Wisener, Chippewa Falls, Wis. McGratli &
Sti.l Woodland.
One of the curious dealings of the
United States General Postofliee came
into W. C. Jeffrey's bands Tuesday. Six
teen years ago last Vay, "Bid," tben in
Council Bluffs, received a letter post
marked plainly, "Sheridan, Montana,
May 20,1884." It was addressed to
Mr. William Jeffrey, at Omaha, and had
been forwarded to him at C. B. by itar
ties who knew liiin. On opening it, he
found it was not from any person he
knew, and could not be for him. En
forcing it "This letter don't belong to
me. I never lived in Omalm. 1 have
correspondents in Montana, but not
this party," he returned to the P. O.
It went to the dead-letter office, was
sealed again with its otlicial heal, endors
ed by various hands with directions
here and there, stamped twice more at
Ouiaha and twice at Council Blufls, yel
low labeled, lime stained and irayed.
And Tuesday this letter returned to him.
It came from the dead letter office to
him at Creston, and was thence forward
ed to him at Osceola. No human being
knows where it has been all this time,
or why it is returned. And he will now
keep it. Here is the entire missive, evi
dently meant for some other railroad
man, !ut he knows neither the man nor
the writer. On one side of a small, torn
sheet, is a girl's writing apparently:
"Dt*ar^Jncle: W# have not heard from
you in some time. Aunt Mary isalmost
sick worrying about it. Uncle, can you
send the passes? It you can, send them
right away. Father wants to go away
from here, and wants to know what
are going to do. It is so dull here there
is nothing going on here. Rob has gone
away already. I am going to send John
a letter day after to-morrow. Please
ans. soon. Your niece, Beckie."
"Aunt Mary" next took a hand. On
the other side of this she wrote: "Sher
idan, May 19, 1884.—Will why don't
you write and are you "ever going to send
for me if you are not I wish you would
write and tell me one way or the other I
thought you intended to send for me
when you got Paid But I have not heard
from you Since if you don't want me to
send for me let me know as soon as you
can for I must do something I will not
stay here much longer Ik new as much
a month ago about going as I do now
write soon Mary." And these are the
letters that have been going up and
down the United Statesforsixteen years
—almost. Aunt Mary and Beckie nevei
got a reply.—Osceola Democi at
Red Hot From Tke-6un
Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman
of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War
I It caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
len's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
I Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Skin Eruptions, Best Pile cure
on earth. Sold by L. Van^Werden
VpJ^iv!
V*' V'- ~V
Druggist..
Money to Loan on improved farms at
6.7 and 8 per cent, interest, for 5,0 to 10
years time.
F.
S W. Wallace, of the Wallace hotel,
took the the train Tuesday -morning for
Western Oklahoma where lie will spend
a few days or weeks looking for a locu
tion for a cattle ranch.—i.ineville Tri
bune.
Rov janes B.Tims, Alickohi. iecotah Na
tion, I. T., iys ol Bongs' Blood uritter, the
Sreatinyselfremedy
blood and system regenerator:
oth and wife were entirely cured of
bad quKes of scrofula by it-." A guaranteed
remedy, a st rling merit. McSrath & Still,
Woodland.
What might have been a very seri
ous affair had it taken a different'tutn
43cured Friday afternoon at the home
of Mr. H. R. Harder,: It happened as
follows: A. barrel containing a set of
dishes sent to his mother, as
.a present
by D. O. Harder had been -unpacked,
and the packing material ltfid at the
door against the liouse. intendint to
take it to the. barn yard presently^ The
little daughter, Jessie, three years old,
procured a match and for fun. set fire
to thja material. Seeing it blaze ur,
she repaired to. the inside of. the house
and asked for water to put out the lire,
and thus tbe family became aware of the
blaze, which was quickly extinguished.
The weather-boarding Was burned near
ly through,
IMHI
HIP
MORAi.:
VABGA &8o*.
,s -tfWXy
-•Wsii
...jj&V
•:r^
window sill charred
ba lly.—Lauioni I'Hiirot.
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Working Night and Day
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that eveir was made is Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule of health, that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25 cents per bo*. Sold by I- Van
Werden.
T. B. Adair, of Woodland, Decalur
county, had a thrilling experience a
week or two ago at the -'mines near
Joplin, Mo. He and his brother Jesse
are opperating a mine down thei-e and
Tom went over to Jesse's one evening to
see him on business, and it being Wed
nesday night proposed that they go to
prayer meeting, (Jesse is a preacher of
no small repute in that region) but Tom
said he would go to his boarding place
as lie would have to work hard the next
day, so he started but had not gone far
when the earth seemed to swallow him.
After falling what he thought to be
about four hundred feet he struck a
slope and slid down to the bottom
where he landed about knee deep in
mud and water. He had fallen into an
old unused shaft about forty feet deep.
How he spent the night may be im
agined. Next morning, as he did not
appear at the works, a search was
and finally he was discovered
and haulecl "oiTt7~cS6ftpiog -with ..a. .t'ejv.
slight bruises.
Always attend prayer meet­
ing.—Lineville Tribune. •'T
Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the result in loss of appelile, poisons in
the blood, backache, nervousness, head
ache and tired, listless run-down feeling.
But there's no need to feel like that.
Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind.
He frays: "Electric Bitters are just the
thing for a man when he is run down,
and don't care whether he lives or dies.
It did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything I could
take. 1 can now eat anything and have
new lease on life." Only .W cents at
L. Van Werden's drug store. livery
liottl? guaranteed.
Seasoned native lumber, dimension
stuff aii'l bridge plank, nuiteiial
barns and barn frames always on hand."
F. D. CI.OSE.
f-f
«Vf .'
Archbishop Uorrigan hi.s Uansmit'fed
to the clergy of his dircese a dc cree
freni the Vatican ijeuiina upon the ce'c
brntion of Uie jubilee of tl-e holy vtar
One effect "f the d«-«-rte will be to Un ite
ilillii-uit the linniin|e of iv'Cytholic lo
Protestant l»v a priest in htlK). Mixed
m:iriiige8 as tliey lire coitimuiily termed,
are
CIHIOIII
irily a.llo«veil only by. disp.eJl-
satiun o? the bishop, but (or holy je^r
this power is ^suspended. In the cir^iili.
Archbishop Corrigan says the pope sus
pends the special features to ordinaries
of-the dioceses, so that at this benson,
particularly, Koiiie should be. I lie
fountain of mercj and ujiiritnal favortv
for Catholics of the entire world."
This is understood in the Catholic ci^'
cles to mean, that only by applying d:-r
rect to Koine "shall dispensations: bP:
granted during tl.e year 191)0.
Millions Slven Away"''
ll is fcertainly gratifying to the pulillc
to know of one concern in the. land who'
are not afritiil to be generous to tlie -t"'
ne dy and suflering. Tlie prpriefoiS of
Ir. King's New Discovery tor Coivsuinp
tion, Coughs and Colds 'liaye giy^it^
away oyer ten million trial bottles of this
great medicine and have the satisfaction
of knowing it has absolutely cuicd'
thousands of hopeless casus. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases
of the throat, cliestand iungs are surely
cured by it. Call ou L. Van Werden
Druggist, and get a free trial bottle.
Regular size 50 cents $1. Every bottle
guaranteed,or price refunded.
The rfian who wrote the folTowing has
evidently been through the mill. Listen
to what says of the defeated candidate:
"A defeated candidate is of few days
and full of prunes In infancy he is full
of colic and catnip tea, and in old age
he is full of cuss words and bad whisky.
In his youth his mother taketh -him
across her knee and sweeleneth his life
with her slipper, and when lie is a man
grown the sheriff pursutth him through
the allies and all the days of his life,
lie spreadeth like bay tree. He getteth
into office and his friends' get around
hiin like flies to a sugar barrel. He
swelleth with yanity. He cut let iniiih
ice for a time, but l.e is hewn at the
next convention and is cast into the
salt box and his name is' bloomer*.
Out of office and out friends, lie soon
goeth busted. He lietli down beside-ilie
stiil waters of the cow pasture he'
goeih to sleep and a neighbor's goat
eateth his last shirt from his back. He
dielli out of the world and goeth where
it is warm enough without clothes, aijd
the last end of that man was worse than
the first. .c
P.J Es ex a prominent attorney of Golden
City, Mo., writes: "I was troubled for «ycAra
wiih piled: one box Biggs' Uerman Salve cur
cd me." It. has ourid thousands, after surgi
cal operations and all other remedies had fail
ed. It is guaranteed to cure. McUriitb
Still, Woodland.
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MR. JOSEPH MULLER
Presents for the first time here the
"Laughiest of all Farce Comedies."
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Replete with new up-to-date Specialties, it
A Sunburst ofFun, Laughter. Sensation.
PRETTY GIRLS GALORE
I COULD ALMOST F.AT YOU.
Admission 35 and 50 Cenll^
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Candles
Nothing else Adds
so much
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to the charm of the drawing
room or bondoir as the
softljr radi
ant litfht from OORDOVA Oandlea.
Nothing will contribute more to the
artistic snecesa of the lnncheoo.
tea or dinner. The beat decorative
candles for the simplest or the
most elaborate function—for cot
tage or mansion. Made in all colors
id the most delicate tints by
STANDARD OIL CO.
and sold everywhere.
PARKER'S
I HAIR BAL8AM
Cleansea and beantiflss the bsb
Promotes a luxuriant growth.
Vever Tails to Bestore Qnj
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Quel scalp diseases It hair falling.
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4 BUBGY WHEELS $6.90
RNH6KADL BARTKK'S PATK9T. ttrei and
baaied, heightS ft. 4 In.,3 ft.Sin* or4 ft
Spokes 11-16orll«8in. For tnj other
sixes send for catalogue. Cut this
ad. out
and send to us with ORB OOUiR, State
else wheel wanted and we
will send them
by freight C. O. D. KXillKK THBM at
your freight depot and then vay freiffct
uMt talaaee. tfi.M and freight charges.
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