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Our 40c cotton fleeced union suits
W Our 5Cc cottou fleeced union suits
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Our GOc cotton and wool fleeced union suits
Our 73c cotton and wool fleeced union suits
We have all sizes from 3 to 9 also in vests
drawers wool and fleeced lined. We are going
to sell these before Feb. 1st 1900. Come before
,the sizes are broken. -:s,,
Table Linens!
Bleached table linens 58 inches wide 272C.
Bleached table linens 58 inches wide
Half bleached table linens 58 inches wide 35c.
Bleached table linen 58 inches wide
Blcached4able linen 68 inches wide
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SEND MO MOWEY
and freight charges. Machine weighs 120 poundsand tbe
freight will
^avarage7S cents
tor each SOO railen.
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rsome
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FLIVE It THREE MONTHS TRIAL
OTour««m home, arid we will return youril5™any day y?u ara not
Eatisfied. We aeu lihriat ukti and grafeter flewlag laeltlMi «t $g.M,
•10.00,
«u.00,»lt.00auap,au fully described in our Free
1«UmCalalegae* but Sll*iO.
for this' DROP DESK CABINET BUKUCKU
UecretlMfc valit ever tffered bj any koum,
PPWAWE QF MwiTATioNs aaassasg
tiuqenU,oirerinK
nearest freight depeUsHd
lad It exaetly aa repreaaated. tha grtalaar valie y« «ir aw
«o!twi!^Sirw
idea of itn beautiful appearance. Made freaaelll aaarter
Mtel aak ar walnut dealred, perferaied key slip, fall Mtael h«dy,
Maatifkil awiaelry dNka paaets aad aiaay ether kuiwM iMonttin
aad araaaMats, aaktavll tha TEST LATESTOTWK« TUBPAIiLOR
OEM is feet high,
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Veeda, 1
Setef ST Pare Sweet Meledla Beeda, I Setaftl
Ik.rWl^lr ErUIIaatOImU 1Mb,
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Set.m Klek•.UntaMtl)
DlspssM Ir4.,t Irt .r Ptoul.t S«n Istatim PrlMlssI
B-rfi.. THK PARLOR CEM action eon.isUofthe
CcMflRM ll.wrtl Hm4*.which ar» only used in On hlghr
est (trade
instruments fitted with Ii»« Csaykrs sa
Vnlliuai, also best Dolgefelts, leathers, etc., bellows
of tbebestriibberclotb, s-plr bellow's stock and finest
leather in valves. THE PARLOR CEM is furnished
with alOxM beveled plate French mirror, nickel plated
pedal frames,, and every modern improvement. We
IkraMi free a ksadsetae etf sa slMl sad tke ksst e(sa iMlrae^
(ion book MblSfksd.
GUARANTEED 25 YEARS. SJS
Issue a written binding 85-yeur guarantee, by the
terms and conditlons of which uany part gives out we
... Try it one month and we will
you are net perfectly satisfied.
repair It fl^M ef charge.
refundyonrmone^rlr yo
of these organs will be sold at |39«50i
AT ONCEe OON'T DELAY.
OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED £,/»»
dealt with us
ask yournelghbor about us, write
the publisher ot this paper or Metropolitan
National Bank, or Corn Nat. llank, of Chicago
orOerman Exchange Bank, New York or any
railroad or express company in Chicago- w*
haveaospiutef ever ,7tO«Mt.lti occupy entire
one of tlie largest business blocks in Chicago,
and employ nearly S.000 people in our own
500
re sold at $39.50- ORDER
Wl mu, OMUIW AT (!*.•• sad apt
buildiug.
ruHug,*iit.
organ, piano and musical instrumenteatalogue. Address,
SEARS, ROEBUCK a CO. Ow.). F«l»tn. De«gl«inw»n4 Waymgatu.. CH1CAOO. ILL.
£$&££
Only One
ini
January, 1900!
"l?ivi
Will you help us to make it our largest January week's business?
the price list quoted below, and then see the goods.
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scan the price list quoted Deiow, ana men see xne gooas. After that if you think we
don't deserve your help in trying to beat our sales record we won't expect to get it.
We have tried to make this store an object lesson in the right kind of dry goods selling
We are trying harder than ever right now. Our stock is comprehensive, our qualities
reliable, our prices attractive, our store service the best we know how to make it. We
ask your patronage on these points of merit.
•w ». Su
*$
TII031PS0N &
DRY&GOODS"AND MILLINE
J.cutithift
to us.tod
we will eend you it
^0 will 06nd you itllt HtflH*
UUILMtt CAIMETIUM1M SEWIM MAQHIHII»j fr«(«iit,€.o.0.ul^tt«ci»lZf
Jm*'xoacuLSzmmlnelt your nearest freight depot and if fMMi
pwMUy ifliilM«7 exaetly as
represented, «o«l •aeUmotkcriMll
kaiMu |M.W, and THE 4REATK8T BAMAIH TOD
Special OBer Price $15.^0
in
Stwtoa
HlMn nUM under various names, Kith Tnrl.Mil.-
4JHMMJ. Write My«aie»g0 ud le.rm wk.
sra nllskl. ok. sr. «t.
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S*S^=S®6SSSS «RADK 11CII1SII HDD, IT1TH THE
e»bt hioh
DEFECTS Or HONS. Made hj the,
best •inker, la America.
•from the best materialmraey
can buy.
S°"l)QUARTEB
SAWED OAK Mints*
closed (bead dropping from sight) to ba used as a eeatcr taUe* aleai
erdaak, the other open with full length table and bead In place for
sewing, 4 faacj drawer*, lalcat I8M akeletea fraaa* carved, paneled,
em
bossed and decorated cabinet finish, finest nickel dra war pulls, rests on four
casters, adjustable treadle, genuine
Smyth iron stand, riaeal large High Ana
fceadf positive" four motion feed, self threading vibrating shuttle, autoinatio
bobbin winder, adjustable bearings, patent tension liberatortimproved looae
wheel, adjustable pressure foot, improved shuttle carrier, patent needle bar,
patent dress guard, hesi it fcaadto»eiy dmralcd aad •naanlcd aH beaetltall|
alckel trlBMtd. GUARANTEED tkall|kl«ttraaalap. aiaatdarakle aa4 aeareal
aotieleaa aacklae aftdi. Iifiy kaawa aitadmeat Is faniikd and our Free In
1 etruction Book tells just how
anyone can run it and do either plain or any
kind of fancy work. 1
SO^TaarsMHadiag^aaraatee is
sent with every machine.
I|T COSTS YOU NOTHING aad exaailaa (kl« aiaeklM. compare it with
1 woia mw wvmimi
thoge your
M0.M, and then Sf convinced that you areaaving 925.00 to 040.00, pay your freight agent the S1S.0O.
WB TO BKTCRH TOUB IU.lt if at any time within three months you sax you are not satisfied. OBDKR TO-DAT
DON'T DEtAYs. (Sears, Roehuctr A Co. are thoroucrhlv reliable.—
Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, III.
SEND US ONE DOLLAR
»VE» rABLOB «EBOBOAH, by freight C. O. D.. sal^act'tecaaaiiaa-
Cat thliad. w( aad aead to as with fl.OO, aad we wilt aead yaa this NKW
ilPROVEl FABliOB €EB OBOAH, hy freight C. O.J. te eiaa^aa
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better thaa ai
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lattraaMats ever aiade. From the illustration
alio n, which is engraved direct from a photograph you can form
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^35.50tJ*M the ft.eo dep««lit ar M4 »0
inches long, S3 inches wideand weighs 350
rounds. Contains5 octaves, stops, as follows: Diapaeaa, Priadpal,
itdaaa, Seladia, Celeste, Cretooaa, BaaaCeapler, TrebleCeaplw,
maaaeea fart* asd Tex laauat S Od^ve Coaplers,
1 Taae Swell,
rtitwd Orgaa iwell, 4 Beta af Orcheairal Taaed Kmaatory Pipe
s»d apt also
ererything In musical instruments at lowest wholesale prices. Write for free special
..... (goatSiTlsobaifc ttaew tb ireagMy sellable.
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43c.
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50c.
and
35c.
50c.
75c.
Half Bleached table linens 72 inches wide 75c.
Half Bleached table linens 72 inches wide
$1.20. &
Half bleached table linens 72 inches wide
k':
ssite
fr
$1.25.
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We. have napkins to match all better grades.
Our napkins run from 00c to $4.00n^.dozen
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of the State of Iowa
in and for Decatur County.
Bevis Brothers.
Plaintiff a -t
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'A
storekeeper sells at M0.00 to
Don't answer until you
The oil cloth truHt has advanced
cent since since July Int.
fable oil cloth 5-4
15c.
Floor oil cloth
25 to 50c.
We have af few sizes left that we'will
cheap.
Our $1.00 Duck coats 85cf
1,25 duck coats $
Our
Our
Our
Our
'W.-VS.
Alex. Creveling, Mary E, Creveling, W. T.
W alcott, M. T. Bant».
Defendants.
TO SAID DEPENDANTS, Alex. Crevellnp
and Mary E.Creveling:
You are hereby notified, that on or before
the FirBt day of February, A. D., 1900, the pe
tition of Plaintiff in the above erititled cause
will be filed in the office of the .Clerk' of the:
District Court of the State of Iowoi-in and for
Decatur County, claiming of and-from the De
fendants Alex creveling and Marv E. Creveling
the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars
(350.) as money due on a promissorynote, and
interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent,
per annum from the First day of October, 1899
and costs of suit including a reasonable at
torney's fee, and claiming of and from:, all of
the Defendants above named, the foreclosure
of a mortgage executed by the defendant Alex.
Creveling and Mary E. Crevellog to secure
the payment of said note, on the following de
scribed real estate, situated in Decatur coun
ty, Iowa, to wit:
The east halt of tbe south-east Quarter and
the north-west quarter of the south-east quar
ter (E
of 8 E and the (N W!^of8K
o' Section thirty six (36) Township sixty-right
(08) Range iwenty-seveu (27). and tbe. fraction
al south west quarter (S U) and the. frac
tionat south-west quarter of the• north-west
quarter(S W 5i of N W J4) of Section thirty
one (31) Township sixty-eight (68) Range
twenty-six (26) West 5th P. M.
And asking a decree forever barring any
right, title, interest. Honor equity of.redemp
tion, which you or either of you' may have in
or upon said land*.
And unless you appear and make defense
thereto on or before noon of the .second day of
the March term of said Court, for the year 1900
to be begun and holden at the town of Leon,
in said county, on the 19th day of March, 1900,
default will be entered against you and judg
ment and decree will be rendered thereon as
prayed.for.
lmted the 2Tth day of December, A. D. 1899,
Fuller & Fuller,
19-4t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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EBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL:
PCTIONARY.
1A Dictionary ol ENGLISH.
Biogrxphy, Gmgraplw. Fiction.
The Fftvorite In
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ui tiie IIMJ |jru:t*H
firsts no seconds.* 'fv
's Duck Coats.
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1.50 duck coats 1.25/^' "'2
50 duck coats
Remember we have the Sweet
work shirts. L, "4
We have a few pieces left and
following prices.
Our 2 quart glass pitchers were 25c.,now 11c.
Our 2 quart glass pitchers plain were 35c. now
Our 4 piece cream, sugar, butter and spoon holder
were 35c. now
19c.
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SEND ONE DOLLAR
OutfthiasuL outand:send
to us and ws will send you
this Fo..
lag—by frelgh1
O.O.DJUbJectto examuia
thlafswlag Uby freight
O.O.DJUbJ.ctto ezaUl
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tion. Examine it,at your.
fretohtdepotand if foond'
perfectly oatisfactory and -J
eon) I. reaalag Mis that retail
afn0.«0 t. ilLN,
freight agent O*
t».W less the. tt.
tanbuyfor
nwitift,
Iowa.
TkIomS«MHuCvrtrl'ltuamodel]
ajsasss^nfEsanssssa."
The Iowa. State Smb ol Edtucattaw
5rlty—a
''^SBcoSnEeTautKorlty^anecMgity!
ple^SfanSSxT^m^M^oEblar's solac®-!
•JownSn^Tt^rTe^BctTlnJTSmpI^e
work. No'homewlU be complete with
out one. Our school trustees will And it
impossible to Moure a better dictic
for theschoolroom."
KYo
Write(J
tivej
WESBIXRS-
V" in
prices
40 |er
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jWe are sellingt at the old prices and 1 hey aro
wm
%m
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a
1rlose^out
1
2.00.
00 auck coats
2.50.
%m
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-A
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$ 3Sr
im
4m
^4
1
*m
Orr overalln and
mm
im
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close out. at the
19c.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED POR
the greatest and fastesfrsslllng book ever published,
Pulpit Echoes
OR LIVING TRUTHS FOR HEAD AN9 HEART.
Containing Mr. MINIIIVt best- Sennons. with SO*
Thrilling Storiss, Incideats, rerson^l E*Mriehceste., as told
By D. L. Moody
and an Introdjutioa by Rev. LTJ
Brand new," «OQ pp..
er.t.-
bt**lifuttu Ohutntoi.
B71.MO more
AGENTS WANTKU—Men and Womca. -078sles
VumcnM -a hamst time for Agents. Send tor tenns to
A. U. woiiiuuwm UOm Hartford. Ceaa.
leHEBTKfi'S CNQLIIH
!!*Bsy5^kL3
AAF& Always writable. l^toTia?PfM|ia
io KSD aa4, Oald jaataUie hexes, iaeated
wtwhiwriiihaa/TekeasleAep. Htflwe
]Nmim *sMUajlana asl laity*
fleas Buy ef year Orae^st,* seeaSeTli
ittaai PartlaMlera_ Taelmealals
•ad
AMlefftv]S^Js.UMr,hy r»
ti
ts»s MaH«
MsaHea this papa«^*' *^M
Mkaialo wtlS seed 1
tieMateoedo, such
mostai
.rd, slgeon graoo, etc., from flak-on once going
Khthemill. II1.apttftctetaiairrfei.T.ir«itlM.
ly. Mad# of the very beut material. We famish with
op»wife wheat hurdle, three eleree, wheat screens,
wheat grador,
corn and oat sieve
and barley sieve. va
Mltfi Wib boar. W.*«1e earaeeotoienir Wee.
KKaleaee. WHfefcrlire. iWnltawll.|loaMtC»li)oy..
Address, 8EAt8,MEBIiCK CO. CHICACO. Hi
*eara. Besbaslr*M. on tkeroagbly Htliiit
AGENTS WAITED.
To sell the fi^arsti Heading Stand
and revolvihtf book case. Beat office
or library article' ever patented, and
sellB every whQm'(in''8ieht^At'a'' good
profit. Why eftabd idie with such
a chance to nak^v in'bney? Ask the
publisher iof/thiA paper to ahow you
sample, of this standv or write its for
full particulars at once.
MARSH MFG.. CO
No. 542 West Lake St., Chicago.
THE NEW YOR
CLIPPER
TH EfiTK! Cfi2. WOULD
WORLD OF SPORTS
From Our Exchanges.
One day last week g/b. Danghferty
bought thirty-one hoi'aes at Leon,
Iowk. Mr. Daugherty has the dis
tinction of marketing more horses in
Chicago than auy one man who does
his own buying. He is a hustler in
his own business and keeps well to the
front.— Ridge way Journal.
"I can highly recommend Bang*' Hair Re
newer as a pleasing restorative application
tor the hair and a sure cure for all scalp dis
eases."—Mrs, J. Wh»rtle. Omaha, Neb. A
thoroughly reliable preparation endorsed by
V'11'
not
A Still, Woodland.
ffi
disappoint. McOrath
Uncle James Moss, died at the family
residence last Tuesday, about 4:25 p. in.
The remains were interred in the Zoar
cemetery, yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock. Deceased was one of the pio
neer settlers of this city, and leaves
numerous relatives and hosts of friends
to mourn his death.— Cainsville New?,
Children lore to take Morley's Little
Liver Pills for Bilious People, because
they are small, look and taste like
candy and do not gripe nor sicken them.
One a dose. Sold only by L. Van Wer
den.
A Corydon young man recently jrot
even with a girl who had given him
the mitten by sending her a request to
go outdriving, and when she had joy
fully accepted and rigged herself out in
her best clothes, he cruelly sent her a
hammer and a lot of nails with tbe in
formation that she could drive all she
per
Small size, lar*e results quickly, and
manently cures constipation, indigestion
bead aches, liver, bladder and kidney troubles
-Beggs' Little Giant Pills. William Marker
son, Wichita, Kans., says: "Best little pill
made: they cured me of a bad case of con
stipatlon," McOrath & Still, Woodland.
itlo
The Grand Jury brought in an in
dictment on Sam Bryant and Clifford
Kockhold of Jefferson township and
Pearl Rockhold, of .Decatur county.
The ofiense charged is stealing rings
off of harness and unfastening check
reins on several teams at Highland
church in Jefferson township about
the first of last November.—Corydon
Times Republican,
Prof. M. H. ICasper, Evangelical Lutheran
Seminary, Addison, 111., writes: "I had been
suffering some time with severe pains in my
lungs, and coughed almost constantly. One
bottle Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup entirely
urea me." It is guaranteed to cure,—had
never failed. McOrath & Still, Woodland.
T. L. Tullis moved yesterday to the
farm in Monroe township he secured
from W. E. Whited in a trade for a
livery barn in Mt. Ayr. He will im
prove the farm, .paint the house, build
new fences, and fix up the farm in
good shape. Then some man will buy
the farm and he will move back to
Albia probably.—Albia Union.
Don't risk the little oat's life oroup is a
dangerous disease. Mrs. H. Gregg, Dundee,
Kansas, saye: "My little datwhtnr hart tewi
troubled with croup since she was three
months old. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup our
ed her." Children like it. Guaranteed, Mc
Giath & Still, Woodland.
From a private letter received by
Mr?. H, K. Evans we are glad to learn
that Rev. Waddell is very much bet
ter and that he is now able to sit up
part of the day. Also that he ex
pects to be able to leave the hospital
in a week or so. This is certainly
very gratifying news to his many
Wayne county friends.—Corydon Times
Republican.
Any cough is serious enough to war
rant prompt attention. It is what it may
result in that makes a cough dangerous.
For all slight or stubborn coughs, for
grippe, lung fever, bronchitis, asthma,
and other throat and lung affections,
you can find no other remedy so agree
able and harmless, or so promptly affec
tive as Morley's Honey Pectoral. L.
Van Warden.
Billy Hall, the Ki ns horse buyer,
broke the record for quick work buy
ing horses at this place yesterday. In
all he bought 230 head for which he
paid $17,200. When it is remembered
that each individual animal bought
was personally inspected by him, most
of the purchases being one animal
from a person, the record is remark
able and we doubt whether any other
buyer ever equaled it.—Corydon Dem
ocrat.
He Fooled The Surgeons.
All doctors told Renic Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering 18
months from Rectal Fistula, he would die
unless a costly operation was performed
but he cured himself with five boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile
cure on Earth, and the best Salve in the
World.' 25 centsa box. Sold by Van
Werden Druggist.
The DQeeting of the stockholders of
the lineviile Fair Association on last
Saturday resulted in the re-election
of W. B. Wasson, President T. J.
Loyett, Secretary and E. R. Bevel,
treasurer as well as the other officers
and directors. T. J. Lovett declared
that he would not serve ugain, but
as be has made a financial success of
the fair during the past two years as
executive manager, some plan will
QoPdoubt be found to induce him to
re-consider his determination. The
treasury shows a balance on hands
of about $500 with all premiums and
expenses of the past year paid, which
is a good showing indeed.—Lineviile
Tribune.
eiorlous News
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bottles
of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help but tier
cure is complete and her health is excel
lent." This shows what thousands have
proved,—that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It the supfepie
remedy for eczema, tetter, saltrheum,
ulcers,tboils and running sores. It Btinj
ver, kidneys and bowela. expi
-poisons helps digests
Onl
Work to Benin June I—Applicants to Be
come Enumorators^
Tf. lit
The enumeration required by the cen
sus act of March 3, 1899, will be begun
on June 1,1900, and must be completed
within two-weeks in- cities in which
8,000 inhabitants were reported at the
last census, in 1890. In all other dis
tricts the enumeration must be/complet
ed ~on or before the first day .ofJirlv next
following. Persons seeking appoint
ment as enumerators must make a writ
ten application to the supervisor for the
district in which,fre Jives giving name in
full wbether.a citizen of the United
States or not present legal residence
sex and dolorj agej place of birth edu
cation professional and business ex
perience nature of present occupation,
if any previous experience in census
work statement of all national, state,
county or municipal offices held phys
ical condition, and knowledge of Eng
lish. This application must be made 'in
the hand-writing of the
•m
C|hL.
I v!
«sV
•f
applicant,
ip
and
muit be certified as being so written.
The c^pensation to be paid enum
erators is fixed at a minimum rate of
2 cents for each living inhabitant, 2
cents for each death, 15 cents for each
farm and 20 cents for each establish
ment of productive industry. The max.
imum rate will not exceed 3 cents for
each living inhabitant, 3 cents for each
death, 20 cents for each farm and 30
cents for each industrial establishment.
Claims for mileage will be allowed only
when Authority has be^n previously
granted by the director of the census
Any enumerator, who, without good
cause, neglects or refuses to perform the
duties of bis position after accepting an
appointment, or who communicates to
any person not authorized to receive it
any infoiminimi ti' inpii iv )|j„, jn
performance of
his
wotk,
will
to a fine of $500.
be sutnept
A Life and Death Fight.
Mr. W. A. Hipes of Manchester, l.i.,
writing of his almost miraculous escape
from death says: "Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble, which
end in consumption. I had frequent
hemorrhages and coughed night and
day. All my doctors said I must soon
Then1 began to use Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, which
completely cured me. I would not be
without it even if it cost $5.00 a bottle.
Hundreds have used it on my recommen
dation and all say it never fails tolctire
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles." Reg
ular size 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free
at L. Van Werden's Drug Store.
Excursion Rates.
From K. & W. depot on both roads.
Homeseekers' tickets will be on sale
to nearly all points south, south-west,
west and north, at one fare plus $2 00
for the round trip. Dates of sale Jan.
16, Feb. 0 and 20, April 3 and 17, March
0 and 20. Limited to 21 days from date
of salt, $9,00 to be minimum charge for
one ticket. Stop overs will be allowed
in homeseekers' territory within 15 days
from date of sale on going trip, no stop
overs allowed returni ng. A one and one
third fare on certificate plan is offered to
Ames, la*, Jan. 15—19, limited to Jan. 23
account—Biennial Meeting Iowa State
Ass'n of County Supervisors. For fur
ther information call on or address
A. S. Thari'.
ra®rs mi
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GET READY FOR THE LAUGHING CARNIVAL!
SHEPARD'S
GREAT MINSTREL
JUBILEE.
So much better than would-b* competi
tors there! is no comparer
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SATURDAY,
Jan.
27th.
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OGAWA'S FAMOUS TROUPE OF ROYAL JAPANESE.
v:/ Imported Especially for this Organization,
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THrE C/VItt WfWJM
Of the Colored Poster Girls,
Magnificent Street Parade—Splendid
-^Wardrobe—Solo Band and Orchestra.
ffGREAT REDUCTION SALE!
•••••••••••a••••
To reduce our stock of dry goods and shoes before invoicing,
we "lave decided to make special low prices on every article. We
have nothing but the best quality in every line of goods. Wei
undoubtedly have th« newest and best stock of goods in Decatur
county, having recently disposed of every dollars worth ot
goods in stock. Therefore every pair of shoes and every ya'f
goods in our store is new and up-to-date. And now in ordel
make room for anew spring stock we make a
SPECIALlSALE
of all winter goods. Ladies' and misses jackets at your ownjjr,
Underwear a Special
Don't- fail to see our new goods and pries
SEND IS
SY.Harger,
bain
will setla
Plush Ca
you by express,
0* p., mtyMt iocs
piwtMlloa. You can
examine and try Jt
on at your/nearest
oxpren office ati"
it
found perfect^,
satisfactory, exi
actly as npreirNtt'd
and tbt MOST
VAWo^
saw or heard
of, pay Lb* ox*
iaKKi
and express
charges
will to IS
This Circular Plush Cane
Ball'v Keitl Plush, 20 Inches long, cut full Mweep, lined
throughout with Mercerised 811k In black, bine or red. Very
elaborately embroidered with eooUebe braid and black
beading a« illustrated, Trimmed all around with extra
fineRiaek Thibet fur. heavily interlined with wadding
and fiber chamois. Wrlle fnr im I'ioik Citnloguti Address,
8EARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICACO
(h*in« Ho«biteb AiCo. on ttorasfbly refltbU.—-
Auctioneer. W-
DBOATUB, IOWA
McCoy&Son.
Livery
Feed Stable.
Having purchased the lively
business of J. N. Lawrenoe, we
courteously ask for a share of
your business.
•i
Is
JVlc6oy6fc Son.
OUT FLOWERS
Can bi had dally from
Blair the Florist.
DBS MOINIS, IOWA.
9M
tlttk
4m
P.O.Box tit Tth/j*$n499
UifisMk •ftUAowewia SM4ta|»ft
kMU—sMf p«4 Ioom la tons, it 1Mb
«»fs
Baskets
Boquete er
Designs,
•n
MMtfdi ea imH Mtlw,
•Ivaala
FLORAL WORK.
1-
$
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