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all the people part o( Hit time.
Am you a chronic or occasional sufferer from constipation ? i
Do you want
CASCARET5 (eat 'cm like candy) will stimulate
your liver, regulate your bowels, leave yout i
blood clean and rich, iweeleo your t rath and I
make your stomach do its work.
CAWKUI KILL DISEASE GERMS, cure ;
tick ntadacne, taste good and do good, please J
the children, destroy and drive off worms and
other parasites.
A ioc tax will prove tltclr merit, find put you on i
the right road to perfect and permanent health. Try !
a ioc box to-day I II not pleased, get your money ;
back. lArgcr boxes,
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Jackson, Missouri.
CAPITAL - - - $50,000X0
SURPLUS - - $20,009.00
(Juan I ml I y. M.osli-r SiTtiW Door,
Burglar-Proof S:il'n and Vain Tinio
Lock. Wo carry I5iirgl,iry In.Miniiu i'.
WK SOfJClT YOUlt lmSLVE.SS.
Olti.'ring Every A c c o ni m oil a lion
Consistent with isound Mankind
w. ir. Mu-T.Kii,
W. C. CiucMiArr,
C. W. llKNHKUHOV,
Kl. lIiiWAKD, CilKhlcr
KDIMji
I had been troubled with mj stomach for tho past
sixteen or seventeen' years, ami, as I havo been acting
113 a driijj clerk for tho past thirteen ream, I have hail
a pood, chance to try all remedies in tho market, hut
never found anything, until wo got in a supply. Uipsos
Tubules, that did 1110 any good. Thry have entirely
cured tuo-. At timca I coukihoid nothing on tny stom
nch, and I had a sour stomach most all tho time; in
fact, I was miserable, and life was hardly worth living.
I was called cross and crabbed by my friends, but now
they till notice tha change in inc.
AT DKUOOISTS.
Tho fivo cont ' packet is enough for ' an ordinary occasion.
The family bottle, sixty cents, contains a supply for ono year.
flf&ZourLiVerl
you have headaches, tongue
upu:u, oau lasie n me niouiu r it
not all of these symptoms,
then some of them? It's f T
your liver. I
any or
LLZ
TWO BOTTLES Cl'UED HIM. .
"I was troubled with kiduey com
plaint for about two years," says
A. 11. Davis, of Mt. Sterlintr, la.,
but two bottles of Foley'sKidney
Cure effected a permanent cure."
All druggists. -
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CATHARTIC
CONSTIPATION
DRUGGISTS O K A
i , jr
ill
a sure, pure cure f
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25c or 50c.
"C Tho
sonars
Starling Rerr.edj Co. 1
only Conulno,
Beware of
Imitations I
OHICAQO CI
NEW YORK. S 1
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Jos. Komi I.Kit, Vlee President.
COUNTY
EUZUl E'
DIRECTORS:
JrwKiMt KoRin.Kit, J. I,. IIinklk,
Cl.Al'H KKKHT.VKR,
(. I), statlkii.
Ai.vtx Bohs, Asst. C'anliir.
Your appetite is poor,
vour heart "flutters."
is coated, bad breath, bowels con-
ith, bowels con- I
m
I
natural
vceetable remedv.
containing no mineral or
narcotic poisons. -It will correct
all symptoms, make your health.
appetite and spirits good. At druggists, SO cents.
When you awake tho morning
feeling like tho end of a misspent
life, your mouth full of fir and
your' soul full of regrets, take
Verona, Mo. "Two years ago I
Rocky Mountain Tea, Great medi
cine. Ask your druggist.
TREAT YOLK KIDNEYS FOIt
Rheumatism when you are fuller
ins from rlioumntimn. Iho kidney
musl bo at tended to i.l onro so
that they will i limitmt ' tin) uric
acid (nun tho blood. KoIuv'm Kid
nry Cum in I ho most effective
remedy for this purpose. Ii. T.
nopKins, ot i'olar, Ww., says,
"After unsuccpRHfnllv dnr-tonnir
three years for iheuiiiutlsm with
the hntit doctors I tried Foley's
Kidney C1110 and it cured me. I
cannot epeiik too highly of this
went medicine. All druggists.
Don't fail to pay your subscrip
tion. Wo nerd tho monev.
MOTIIKU KEEPS IT HANDY.
Mv mother Kuffiieil a loni? time
from distressinR piiins and f.v;ner-
ai in iieauti ciuo pruiiiii ily to mdi
gesiion," says L. V. r pradlinsr,
L'ot hpr to try Kodul. She rew
belter at onre and nnr. nt tlin nrr
of seventy six, eats anything she
want;, remnrking that she fears
no bad effects as she has her bot
tle of Kodol handy.'' Don't waste
timo doctoring symptoms' Go af
ter tho cause. If vnnr stnmiieh is
sound 3 our health will bo good.
Kodol rests th stomach' and
streiiL'thetM the Isidv hv ili!eMinr
your food. It is nature's own work.
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DON'T BE FtfCLEDJ
1sfnt..u Mciat
flOCKV IfCH rr. N TK4
elw Ctf. fti)M, . T
acAt v4a mA Olft MM
tit OUIV. luamlit M WV
n imw ttlmu Mk (a AnqrSiil.
Reduced to FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR
Newjdea
Woman's
Magazine
Formtrli'
One
DoUar
THIS is 1I-5 dhopett aral best
Fashion Magaztrwj now b
fntn (lis Amortcao public l'how
Ni-v Iduxi ra Faihlorn, In Millhtcry,
i:i Km tiioidery, tn Cooking. In
W.mxti'j Wurk an4 In Keailtn;
tK-flulllully llltwlratul ha criers and
In black and whltn. Atiove all, n
shews Hie very fashionable Nrw toe
ifirLrs. mida Irorn New Icba Pkt'
tj-u-i, oail rmty lOc. each.
Send Five Cents To-day
fnr stnr cnrTOf tk Nw InnVoujut'i
MunilHl. aurt tern wKal fraal valu
lor tha monmf II caa kt yva. B ft
Till NEW IDEA rUBLISRIKO eO.
ISA Bra&dvay, Maw York. B. T.
,iiirrR'u(iiVB8'ai
SEWING MACHINE
Donntbo rli-eelvol bv tlmso who ad
vertiso a $00.00 trowing Muehtne for
f.'O.iMI. This kind of a machine can
be iKiught from us or an v of our
detders from $15.00 to f 18.00.
WE MSC A VaRICTV.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
Tho Feed determines tho strength or
weakness of Hewing Machines. The
Doultlo I'o-tl combiiieil wiih other
strong Hin(s makes the New Home
thu buHt Hewing Mai hiuo to buy.
WfttoCKILARSSSS
To muunfacturu ui.il prlciv U'fuii' purcliiwliig
THE NEW HOME lEWIHfi MACHINE GO,
CNOI, .
Union Hq. N. V., CUItobd, I II., Atlanta, (In,
UL Louis, Uik, l)nlliw,Tcx.,Hiin trntuclaoo. Cat
FOR ALC BY
HInkle-Willlams Mercantile
Company.
BUY THE
mM mWm H aaaW Mr M n '! H WWmU
Ja3t
Blickensderfer
The Little Machine with a Big Record.'
No. r. -i
$35 Cash
Installment FHan, $5 Monthly,
FIFTY THOFSANn MACHINES SOLI) IX TWO YEARS.
Writing Always in Sight
Portability
Interchangeable Typo
Perfect Alignment
Year's Factory Guarantee
Received tho "Only Highest Howard"' nt. Chleago
BllckenscTorfor World's Fair, (ituahn Exposition, Texas Ktate Fair,
Typewriters International Exposition nt, Munich. Adopted by
Western I'nlon Telegraph Co. Ouo single order for
f( maelilneg, Public schools of p.ruoklyu, N. Y and thousnmta of business
(Inns.
All Kinds of SecoiuMIaml Machines to Rent or Sell.
(TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR HMOKENSrERFKRM.)'
Blickonsdorfor
Electric
for one) and other automatic features. Operator's hands never h-avn key
board after paper Is inserted. Most wonderful typewriting invention of
tho age.
Catalogues, prices and specimens on application.
Blickensderier Maimfaetnrinff Co.,
(Oriol ItMg.)
ll. F. LVSK, Local Agent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
For particulars apply to L. M.
Ocan, .lackson, Mo. . Mr. Mean is
in mutual correspondence with
the Huchanan & Reddidit real es
tato nnd abstract company, of
Hloomfeld, Mo.
No I. 2W ficros, nt Wliltewnter.
l".i clcarrtl ; two Ikhihcs; , IiIrIi land,
hiiluiiee bottmii.
No a. I W..V) neren, 3 miles of Allon
Tllle; ".I aeii's elenreil, fair Iiouho, 3,i
nrrPM bottom IhihI.
No H. Ion acres, ft miles west nf
norilonvlllc; Mi ncres cleared, nearly
all liotlom In rid.
No 4. :i"7 sieres, 2 miles from
WhltcwiUi r; 140 acre elenreil,'! bot
tom biiid.
No . 810 acres, nt lxitclitown j
200 acres cleared j 2 S,ri'i(is, L'ooti
house and tiuriis, water In every field.
No 7. 40 acres, , mile northwest
of Cousin vllle, all under fence.
No K. IH4.41 Heres, i,' mil); south
west of Knndle (Stittiou; nil timber
land.
No !). 40 ncres, I mile north of
niindles Ht.'ition, all timber laml.
No 10. (mi ncres, I mile enst of
Arbor, HO acres cleared.
No 11. il7 acres, 1 mile west of
Houek, lot) acres cleared.
No lla. 2Uucreg, I1, miles Mrst
of llouek; l.'sj acres uli areU, house
and barn.
No lid ncres, mile south of
lb. nek: jrood house, mid barn, every
thinir i;oot.
No 1.1. .".MO ncres. 1 mile West of
( oiisinvillc, aiK) neres, cleared 7
nouses.
No II. Moo acres, t miln southwest
of l)i lt:i, nil timber land.
Nip b. ,0. ,,, acres, 2 inilcs nol th
west of .laekson, o acres cleared, .'!
Hjii inK, house and barn.
No 10. 'Joo acres, 'J miles south of
(Jruvcl Hill, nil timlcr land.
No 17. I'.M acres : mill's south of
Jackson, 110 acres cleared, good
buildinirs and sirln's.
No 17a. .'toil acres, S miles north
of Cnpe Ulrariieau. '.'00 acres cleared,
4 prinr-H and pood buildings.
No IS. IN 7.70 ncres, i milo north
west of Millerville, 8-room house and
two t,'ond hnriiH.
No :tl neres; adjoining1 Jack
son, Vjfi ncres cleared.
No o. Dwelling house; In Jack
son, 5 looms, stable and smoke house.
Notice to tlin 1'iililic.
We wish to announce that we
havo secured tho agency for tho
Austin J Western road graders
and rock cms!. em, aud ulso the
Champion road graders and rock
crushers for retry, Scott und
Capo Girardeau counties, lf such
machinery is wanted apply to
Meier Brothers' Hardware com
pany. Jackson, Mo.
BO YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Ola kins
COrVRIQMT &C.
An Ton on ill nil tkrlMi nnd lMCiiUim may
quit klr iitrcrtHin our iiphnon fnse whHhnr an
lnrn(ton n prntmhlf patptitAhlo. IVunmuiiU
t.onRjitrirtly rintidnilullIrtni'lNvvV?.tn Paiuotc
Mm i. 'iuattM tr vtirtrur PaW".
ltHiit takuu titnUkfll Munn A Co. roclT0
$paat ifttie, without cliwrtre, Id tins
Scientific American.
A liiftiitAtTplr Hlnttntwl wwklr J.Mtatrtrw
wlaHiim ot Riif seianiiai leuriiHl. Toroin. ti a
38iBro.dwir. npw Tnrk
Umncb Ufflcu. 25 V Bt, WbliMtoo, I) C
Sitoatlons Secnred
lur KTtul.iair, ur loinon rrfamkd. Writo
al r4.c lor calal,j(ar ami ipcial cfTert.
Massey!
Business
Colleeos
LcliIIK. K. Mantamerv.Al.
HaueiM, Tai. Coluaibua. Ot.
llchiMn4.Va. Birmingham, Ala. lackiomHIc, Fl
Men Wanted
Fat Fr rtftlofn
4 irnroian
HrtMt Trattr.
Maneb th
Ni- ulna, rntni (un.pl, if outfit nf towlt
fcarotti(y fun? m
rrgmrvil. T ,a i-rmntnl. 1ij4bum
MOLER'S
COLLEGES
San frttrUti
taNMtpalta,
Typewriters.
No. 7
$50 Cash
No Bihhons t'sed"'
Simplicity
Powerful Manipulator
Durability
Not In tho '-Typewriter Trust"
f
PIH
Operated by Elpetrielty. Has Autonmtla word
spacer, Automatie line spacer, Automntio tabulator,
Atitoinatio underlining device, Automatie lnini
folder (same light stroke used for twenty copies as
;ili North (ith St., Ht. Louis, Mo.
DIRECTORY.
The following counties comprise
the I Ith eoiigrcslonnl district:
Cape (lirnnleau, liolliug'T, lilltler,
Howell. Cbrislian, lioierl is, llnukliu,
Mississippi. Now Mndrid, Oregon,
Ozark. Pemiscot. Ilipl.-y, Scott, Stod
dard, Stone and Taney. W I) Ynn
diver, congressman.
Tho following counties comprise
the 21st senatorial district:
Ch pn Girardeau, Wayne, Carter.
Ripley, liutler and Dunklin, ii T
Lee, senator,
COCNTY OFFICERS.
Representative (1 C Tbilenliis
Sherilf..
I'.emhnM I loekel
tiolh'etor
Assessor
Treasurer
Pros. Att'y
Probate Judge. .
Circuit Clerk...
K W Flenlge
J F Caldwell
August file
T 1) Mines
Jos Koehler
C F Jt. tten
County Clerk . .
.Win. Paar.
Common Pleas CI k.. Ed Eiigelinnim
Surveyor H A Daughcrty
Presiding Judge Chas Itartels
Judge 1st Hist Win Thompson
Judge 2nd Dint L F Thomas
Coroner I)r Elmo Porterlleld
School Coin E K McCiillongh
Public Adiniuistr.'itnr...J K I'mlieek
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
I..-,!..... ..r D... ' Ren Afiller
ti limn, -n ,n i n ,
.J M Snider
Constable
CITY
( II Grant
OFFICERS.
Mayor
City Clerk
City Collector
City Assessor....
Marshal
Street Com
Night Watchman
City Welglu-r
City Attorney
Win Paar
Henry Puis
Pluclier Sperling;
A. J. ! lentge
J no Macke
Adam Hoffmann
lulius Jnbns
.Win R Sehaefer
T 1 Mines
. .Joseph Koehler
City Treasurer
M'..,..! 1 . .
E (1 Sibtey
Alder- ""'"i .Win ItSrhaefor
neu ) . ... . t I F McLnin
r.ud aid j -i-WM Wagner
The regular meeting of the board
of aldermen is the Hist -Monday
night of each month.
IIOAIU) OF EDUCATION.
T I) Mines President
Term expires April l'.RU
C W Henderson Vice President
Term expires April l!Jo:l
O L Hoffmann Secretary
Term Expires April ltnili
Henry Stoek Treasurer
Term expires April I'M
J L Jenkins
Term expires April l'.xi,",
A P l'.cbrens
Term expires April 1001
The regular meeting of the school
board is the first Thursday night of
each month.
COIT.TS.
Circuit Court meets let Monday in
January nnd Mav and itrd Monday
in August. H C Riley, Judge.
County Court nnM ts 1st Monday in
February, May, August aud Novem
ber. Probate Court meets 2nd Monday
In February, Slay, Angust and No'
vetnhar. Cominon Pleas Court of Cape Girar
deau meets 4th Monday in January,
May nnd September. John A Snider,
Judge.
LODGES.
Excelsior Lodge, No. mi, A V A A
M moots on 2nd and 4th Thursday of
each month. A F Williams, Sec
Modern Woodmen Lodge, No. 4m,
meets on the 1st nnd 8rd Monday
' ' ' " lt..l,m,w
IIIKIi.lll IIIUii.u. v ...v,
elerk.
Royal Neighbors of America meet
In the M. W. A. ball on thu see
oixl and hw-- Monday night ojesch
month. Mrs Maggie Havs, Recorder.
Jackson Lodge No. LIS, A O U W,
ini-ets on the 1st and ,'trd Wednesday
nights of each month. F W Reucke
lliailll. Recorder.
Jackson Lodge, Degree of Honor,
io. a.i, A(i ij w, meets on 2nd nnd
4th Saturdays of each month. P..M.
Morgan, Recorder.
The Maccabees, No. M7, et 2nd
and 4th Tuesdav niirhls ol' I.
month. E W Jteuc.kenianii, Recorder.
The Court of Tribe of Ken Ilur, No.
37, meets 1st aud 2nd Friday nights
of each month. J J Maylleld, Scribe.
CHCRCHES.
Met boil 1st CI Hire h Sl.ir v f,..a ,.,11
a ill and 7:.t(l n in Miinil.... s!,.l..,..l
ti::iO a in. Prayer meeting W'ednes-
uay evening ai i:;hi. junior ninl
Senior Epworth League in''itings on
Sunday at 2 p m mid 7 p in respect-
Ill.-IJ. JJ Y J Y , OI'SllOp, J IIBlor.
l'losbyterinu Church Services nl
11 it in and 7 :;) p in. Sunday School
ultimo n in. Prayermeeting Wednes-
tiay oeniiig ni i MU. Jtov tj V
IjatlllLlll. P.'IKlOP.
itaptist Church Services nt Mam
and 7 :30 p in. Sunday School nt. 0 :!i0
in. irayer meeting 'riuirsday
evening nt, 7 :;io. ll V P U meeting
Sunday at ti p in.
Pastor.
Uncle Sam's
Mail Service
requires physical and mental'
ability of a high degree to
withstand its hard labors. The
high tension to which the
nervous system is constantly
subjected, has a depressing ef
fect, and soon headache, back
ackt, neutiia, rheumatism,
sciatica, etc., develop in severe
form. Such was the case of
Mail Carrier S. F. Swcinhart,
of Huntsvillc, Ala., he says:
"An attack of pneumonia left ma
with muscular rtn-uniatiiiii, headache,
and pains that ifn.e.t to bo all over
roe. I wan scarcely able to move lur
about a mouUi wltco 1 decided to give
Mile's" Pain Pill
and Narre Placers a trial. la three
days I was yn.nn on my route and in
two weeks I was free from pain aud
gaining in flesh and stiemjth.
Sold far all Druailsla.
Dn Mllaa Medical Co., Elkhart, ksd.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Jackson Branch, Iron Mountain.
Going South,
Leaves.
STATIONS.
Freight.
N o. ;!.",.
I'nssntrr.
No. :!l.
Jackson
Gordonviile. . .
Diilchtown . . .
Allenville
7:.'toui,
H:imi "
H:X, "
11:1'. "
12:ill)tn.
I:.':K) "
I2:.a "
lii::.o "
takk Tin:
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
St. Louis. Cairo, nnd all points tiortliand oast. ( Yirmoetiiins made
in St. Louis and Cairo wiih through express trains for
Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis, Clove-hind, Detroit
IJuffalo, New York, Philadelphia, Huston, Wash it., ''.on
and all principal eastern cities. Pullman Uullct Sleeping Cars to
all points. -
Only One change of care to San Fmciicj
SOLID TRAINS TO
Galveston, Houston, Dallas, Port Worth. San Antonio, and all
Texas points. Only routo to Hot Springs Ark.
II. C TOWN SEND. General Passenger und Ticket Agent.. St.
Louis, Missouri.
The Direct
H tsV-1 Ih.
The most direct route to Arkansas, Louis
XI H'-t l I III TH II "g Sf
HI I Vflii III r AJ sO tJ --;. i T-V.
wax mt:mk 1
TRAVEL VIA
St. Louis, Memphis &
Southeastern Railroad
New Steel Rails, New Bridges, Safe Quick
Time. No Mixed Trains. Close
Connections
At Poplar Bluff with Main Line Iron Mountain.
At Hunter with tho Frisco system.
At Williamsvillc with tho main line Iron Mountain Railroad.
At Williainsvillu with W. G. ,fc St. L. R. H.
At Rrowawood with the C. G. R. & S. Ry.
At Helta with the Relmont Rranch Iron M.eintaiii Railroad.';
At Delta L'jticn JL"U a,ul & K-r- i"'ts.
At Capa Girardeau with Illinois Ct-idral T.. R., itottck's Missouri A.
Arkansas I R, aud Steamers on Mississippi Rivet
Daily Vestibule Trams between
Cape Girardeau and Poplar Bluff, Mo.
REST LINE RET WE EX
Southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri and Arkansas Points.
For folder aud particulars apply to Agents, or
E. F. BLOMEYER, Tritlie Manager,
CAPE GlllAltDEAl'. MO.
3? TIIF RPST r . i
SWINQ
MAD 8
Annouiiccincnts
Illinois Central R. R.
Florida 1. '':
blei'Hiiy l ar I St.
t.Ant. tr, JnI.Siii,miI I.. a. i,l I'll......
. " ...... vim. a-y
NiPhville roiiiicctiiig en rout3 wiih thnnich
Jnik.iisvillo cur (nun fit. I.oui Itoule
via iskkiiviiic, (.lutuiiooga niul Atlnt..
California Pi'rnn,i".v eomiued
weekly eseursion cars
tK.nitirh tn i .,,.nl ... un,l L' i
as follows Via Sew Orleans and the
Muiintrii Kciiite every ucliiesilAV from
Chicago; every I'ridn.y from Cincinnati Via
Ointilin unit tliA tt iim flnnlit aunru l1i,1iiv
night hum Cuic.og.i.
Hammond f01".1 '"on";""'!.
tpr Ke.ort," a beautifully illustrntoil I'ulder
'""'"H a lew 01 uto pimcr HiiraeoonA in
and about Hammond, copies of whieh
ho iniiilod tree on application to J. V.
Merrv, A. (i. I. A, Illinois Central Ituilroad,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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copy of a folder entitled "fnr HnmeeekerH
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..ami invehiuii. lb iiiruitiues Ullef
but retiahle iiiturmution ns to Ihe ronureei,
and ticis'itiilities of Iho state of Kentucky,
Tr-niieaafe, ilis'istippl and Louisiana.
Full particulars concernioa nil of the
above cao bo had at tin) lllinnM Central, or
by aililren.Miii; the nearest of the under
sinned repre nlsiiv.'S nt the "Central;"
ii. iiA.riii., ii. r. A. I rncago. II!.
J. K. MK11KV, A. (!. P. A. D.ilninuo, Iowa.
TO Cl'Ht: a noi.n in ns'c mv
Take Laxative Hroitio Ouinine
Tablets. All druZ2ists refund iho
money if it fails to euro. K. W
Grovo's tiL'iuiliiro is on jach bnv
"Tin.
x mAua f-ffl vrj
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Arrives.
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iana and Texas is vi3 Delta and the
Cotton Helt Rovtc.
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day over this route. Each train
also slecncrs nt nlrilit!
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W. LaRF.AHMr. G. P.nnil T. A.,
St. i-Qjli, Missuuii.
. . . . . &
"AGENTS WANTED
Lawn Swloes and Settees. Hammock
Chairs, Camp Chairs and Stools,
Ironlnj Tables, Wash Benches, Etc.
Agents easily make
$5 to 5B10 Per Day.
Will furnish samples ot re
duced prices to those desiring
agency. Raclusive territory
given. Address,
Clearfield Wooden-Ware Co.,
CLEARFIELD, PA
70
RACKS
EXAS
A NEW FAST TRAIN
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Botwoen St. Loots And Kantai City and
OKLAHOMA CITY,
WICHITA.
DEM SON,
SHERMAN,
DALLAS
FORT WORTH
And principal potnta In Texas and thn Routh
at. This (rain la new throoKhou. anil la
made op of tho finest equipment, provided
with eloetrio lights and all other modern
traveling oonveulencoa. It runs viu our now
ooupletod
Red River Division.
. ,P.Y"y anpllanoa known to moiiorn ear
pnllillOK and rallroadlu ban boen employed;
In the make-up ol thia aervloe, including
Cafe Observation Cars,
nndor tho management of Frod. Harrey.
lull Information as to rates and all deluilsbf
a trip via thia new route will be cheerfully
nirnlahed, upon applluiUou, by any nuns'
sontaUve of the
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