The Jackson herald., October 26, 1905, Image 8

About The Jackson herald. (Jackson, Mo.) 1897-1911

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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
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1 Wh aro now lvwly to hIiow you our Kail and 3
r WinttT Goods. Our prices can't le beat. You can 3
: wave .r() per cent, on everything you buy from us. 3
I LADIES', MISSES' aid CHILDREN'S CLOAKS 1
and JACKETS, CAPES, SKIRTS, DRESS GOODS, 2
FLANELLETS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, HATS, 3
E CAPS, SUITS, OVERCOATS, NOTIONS. 2
SHOES.
We carry the celebrated 3
Robert Johnson-Hand Star 2
Brand of Shoes the best 3
Shoes made in America. -5
We guarantee every pair 3
from jl.fiO ip and take s
back any Shoe that don't 3
give satisfaction. If you r2
want to buy good Shoes
ask for Star Brand Shoes.
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We buy most of our
goods from the largest and 2
biggest manufacturer in 3
the Kast. Any one that 3
will prove that we buy any goods at auction or any 3
damaged goods we will give 51,000 in cash. We do :3
r most jobbing and wholesale business, which gives 2
Us the chance to sell oii goods the cheapest. 2
j The following are a few of our bargains: 2
Sr Ladies' fine Lawn Jackets worth $10. 00 now
& OUR FAMILY B-A-?o
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Dress Skirts
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5 Overcoats .
S Corduroy Pants
sr Star ( )verals and Junipers.
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1 R. REEHAN & CO.,
SOUTH HIGH STREET. JACKSON. MISSOURI. 3
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.Inplin has ost.'ililislioil a truant
wlimil to wliicti si'ini-incori'ililc
fhil'lrcn of nil ajjon arc sent. ( no
of the liest rural teucliers of .las
jier county has been employed to
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interest. If the experiment proves
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tlieni. There is little prospect of
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farms should complete a good
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homes.
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of Revised NKW HOME LlllKAlt V
W ALL ('II A KTS upon such ahsolutc-
A warded at the Ea liners' Institute
held al Jackson last week:
Corn, y ellow 1st Win. I Hers. 2nd
.1. N. Campbell. ;i, K. . Yngol.
Corn, white-lst lly I Hers. 2nd Win
I Hers, :!d Jack Siimmerliu.
Oats 1m .hick Summerlin, 2nd Her
man Weiss, .'lil K. II. Vogcl.
Wheat 1st ('has Lowes, 2d Win
lers. :;d lly llaase.
Clover seed-1st Kmil Kies. 2d .1
Schulter. ;til Alvin II. ItorglieM.
Stuck peas 1st ('has Lowes. 2d
II. Ilorglield, ;id Jno I'ierce.
liiitter 1st Mrs ('has Lowes.
Mis Win lioiinei., :v Mrs I ae James.
Sjoighuiu - 1st l!S Sides. :
Chandler. :td 1! I' Taylor.
Vinegar 1st Herman Wei
Sperling.
White bread 1st. Mrs Win bouncy.
2d Minnie Werner. ,'M Maggie Eulen
wider. Salt rising bread 2st Mrs E Mc
Neely, 2d Mrs Priest, .Id Mrs I'ricst.
Corn bread -2d Mrs Kust, .'td Katie
recii.
Corn pone 1st Mrs Eli Snider.
While cake 1st Minnie Lowes, 2d
lielle Itrowning.
Spice cakes 1st liusta Iturklc, 2d
Mrs Her Weiss.
Layer cake 1st Maggie Eulcnw tder.
2d.Mis(ico I'eterinan. :!il Mrs Belle
I! low uing.
I!a bam 1st Mollis Sadler. 2d Mi's
Belle Browning. :i.l J II Caldwell.
Hard soap 1st Margaret Caldwell.
2d N CampU'll. :id Mrs Kit Kauney.
Catsup 2si Mrs Win Kurre, 2d Mrs
C liehreiis, .Id Martin Kerstner.
Sour pickles 1st Martin Kerstner,
2d Minnie Alx-rnathv. .'!d Mrs La-
I'ieiie.
Sweet pickles ls (ieo Kligelherd,
2d Minnie Lowes, :id Mrs K Lehoen.
I lisp jellies 1st Cora Mc Williams,
2d Mrs Julius Phillips, :td Mrs Julius
Phillips.
I lisp, hut tor, cake and lnead
ller Weiss.
hdoiis - 1st M is K it liamiev.
Hollis Sadler.
Home grown celery- 1st Minnie
eruathy, 2d Mrs ,1 ' . Schlcliter
Win I- uleiiw iiler.
Whitenavy U-ans 1st Minnie Luxes.
Bell pepM'i 1st Minnie Loxes.
Bed pepper 1st Jno Linuer. 2d Mrs
Bust . .Id Bui Ii ( 'rump.
Tol.acco 1st Win lledricks, 2d Jas
I a . Id lly Kiiglemaiin.
I'isplav veget ahles. Held and garden
1st Julius Phillips, 2d Minnie Loves,
:id Mrs Her Weiss
Irish Mtatocs -1st (ieo Loos, 2d llnl
lls Sadler, .Id Jno 1. Inner.
Sweet potatoes 1st (ieo Pctennail,
2d Mollis Sadler.
Pumpkins 1st Mc Williams,
2d (ieo Loos, :ttl Martin Kerstner.
licet s 1st Mrs Win Schuete.
IMsplay of seeds 1st Chits Low es, 2d
M i
AIh
:ld
Her We Ism.
Tears 1st Mrs Uust, 2d (ieo Peter
mini. Ils)lay farm produce - 1st Win III
ers, 2d (Ieo Peterinau. .'Id ('has Lowes.
Emits- 1st Cluis Lowes, 2d Minnie
Ixiwes.
Apples 1st MonriH' lavenKrt .
Light Itrahmas 1st Hov Langheii
nlg. Huff CiH'hlns-lst Philip Stock, 2d
Mrs Hanney.
ItulT Wyandot tes - 1st Arthur Pet
.old, 2d Kline.
Partridge Wyuudottes-lst ami 2d
Leo Podlgo.
Silver Penciled Wyandot t oh 1st and
2d ltev I.angeheunlg.
Hlack Langshaiigs -1st and 2d It. A.
Caldwell.
Harrod liiH'ks - 1st liehreiis tiros., 2d
Wilson Snider.
White Hocks--lst K It Schoen. 2d
J V Priest
Silver Laced Wyandot tes 1st Al
liert Eorman
White Wxandollos -1st and 2d Mar
tin Kerstner.
SC ItulT Leghoiiis -1st (ieo Wllke.
Mott. Aucoiihn -1st W S Poo, 2d E
Toinpleton.
Cornish ludianCaine 1st It L Lewis
White Wonders- 1st O 1 Hoffman.
I Hlack T. Jap. IliintaniH 1st Union
jfioyert, 2d Percy I hirmeyer.
j White llantams-lst Hollis Sadler, 2d
i Percy iKirineyer.
Any other variety -1st Mrs C lleh-
reus, 2d Louis llehrens.
White Orpington -1st and 2d .1 L
'.tonkins.
S. S. I la in I nogs 1st and 2d Artluir
Petzold.
j Hlack Minorca- 1st Mrs Cora (ireer.
j S. C. Huff Orpingtons 1st Itehrei M
Bros., 2nd same.
It. C. Buff Orpingtons-1st Mrs. V.
It. Priest.
K. ('. White Leghorns 1st I!. A.
Caldwell, 2nd same.
S. ('. Brown Leghorns -1st Itoht.
Sawyer. 2nd same.
It. C. Brown Leghorns- 1st Phillip
Stock.
Itroli.e Turkeys- 1st Dale Brow ning,
2d Ed Lewis.
Wue State Turkeys- 1st Arthur
Pet .old, 2d Sam McEerron.
Emhden (ieeso -1st Chas Loves, 2d
N Campliell.
Toulous' (ieeso- 1st E W Itoo, 2d
('has Loves.
White Pekln Pucks- 1st Clin Luxes,
2d Hy Haxso.
KILLthk cough
and CURE ths LUNGS
WITH
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We Never Disappoint Our Patients.
wi rumu tviry promist and Iivir Hold Out Falst Hopn.
WF rilRF l,,'ltnr wl hnvt thm knlf or hngm md Vrleo1 without
UUflb pftla or dtntloa from bulnH fontiKlom Hloo4 lolma
oxod nvr to rotors without fnorror? or onlnrol rolslurai Loos of Mooly
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op mpImI iujk of $0M n m aaf or mlnm pbrlcun
no uriroa. fur tho traktmrnl mat car of ohrooia a4
plftl d I or men and womoa.
Our tiwoM In i he troattnsnt of otamnlo oliruot la v
the at of lotrotbaraputte. Onr offlrot ara oqulprrd
with til tba etivanto. faradlo httrlea, 1-nj, vloJai rf
tad FIdmo far; In fact, wrf atootrloal ooatmonro known
to tU medical proraaalon. Our aanltiium U mdarn In
Trr raap-et, and mmpoy nona but tha ban train
ad and cfflciaril attendant a, regularly quail Had graduataa
od Itcaoaad phTildana alvart Id cnarga.
tnpiuf no mlalaadlDg meana to aoiraro patlonti and
patronage no C. Q. D.'a or nnaaked-ror lltoratnra anc
out b tbta lntttnttoo. Oar term for tratmaut ftTeraf
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IIDAHIf niCCoCrC WatucoewifuHy treatnnd porma
bnnUHlU UldfcJIdCdt nantiy oora all ohrrni diaeanaa
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Kuptoro. HydrOOlov Itralnt, Lnaaaa, at., ftnd all ! Ivaia
jiaa. Tunora and malignant irounifa, raiarrn or na
fit. Tbmt, Hrad and Lunvi. IMaeatea of Ky nd Bar,
t'hronlo llaraata wf Wuuirn. aurh aa I(iplooainauta,
Unuatural lUt haruaa. and anoh wravnaaa of woman.
Xht to-dar rcrardtng four o ndltitm If tiu nr alrk or afflicted. On rtquoat
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DR. R. A. ARMISTEAD'S
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This old favorite prescription contains no poisonous drugs nd may be given treely
ud iu large doses if required, bold by ull leading druggist.
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