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'-vt . saw ;.r ; ,5 .TA- .YUIiT . jtltksda y,. AnraxMfliy, ' r i 1 m i 5 n There is no tSeMti" iWSrd of i I: l.u.i uuu fn - ' ' coughi $od or lertppe developing In to bronchitis, pheunloiila or 'centum p. tlon after, Fp'er'e.j l -W.f '.' and , IT Compound haa: been taken.-. Tbe gen nine it III a" yWlbw'package'. '"Refuse1 7 ..;( j! in,'. . .i " . i substitutes. u.or,iiny..,a --jnii. , , K . PI V Mil I" - 1 . ' . I r . HOUSE ,CLEA)UXe - i i,,THUl.HTBIS6 ., wie! rr.BMTtKB HHfIRIfl ' 1607,Was'l..,W.' II HI '. 7 I ni i 'ini m tori f::lf O ..ill"'. riitllii?i. J ii -I n n Special rnces ror ; canned rood Week ' " Mll ail III O! ' ii i -Y ' ...ii .: ;;in, -i , I i'i - m Preferred Stock Vegetable, Assortedpcr eflso':.'.'. .:.'...'..'... ...... ..$3.6j t :f . 1.1 " .U. ;: ""'J ! .-v .. .... .. 1, : n 1 . M H: IK 0)rw,,,)i,'ert!ic -4-?;.,7 ; 2.7o o -wr 1 .! 1. . -1 . .rju Ml: wil Hi. r,i "1 A.'&'L."Tomatoe,pc"r,l?ase ..i'2.7." rm t-n i ,n I '; 1 ' '" " lCi mi T t'i it ?i' 1 I ,ir l'IrWA 130110 Corri case x-lclu. 2;2" m , ' 3 tfnsJJbTOcs, per case ;I2.50 L. a 'Peaches J1U" Ullf U." iP rfl t 4m ia lm ini i 'in fi.l' MIW Ml I 'l. .1 : UurADelivery is n in ii j r:tn: i inn till I id oil J, -t 1 nil t il ri ny, .fi iiit- i io . un. iif t t - ' "I'" " lA ..9 -mi : i ii tm iwn "ilr '.? tll!3 ".iifl If MI3 V M r.'-tii 1 1 - i N43 i ... QUALITY : i li i1 r ii ! i I tin' "f (in "TTnir'iT.iT n.i in- Ar LlU. c, il'l . . 3 ,v IWA1 ;oj ' j i J. onodgrass Sure Ctire For Spying' Fyr ' V" I 1 I., t '1,, - ' I .. Do you foel worthleas 'afad; dlgconteiited if 'thp'.early. a'p'rlng tlmeT.. You should notr-ThB win sends forth Its raw l,o wii m yon to action. i(i Spring la naflinftf fi(Vnie-tij"n.llng time., If m ajl.to 9ji anythln that fou'wlahln do, ;lf you feet limply good for nothing TRV n T1UJKINO ABhtt HOME OK rl K0V. That , the The inplVAtlonr tTi entftuslas'in, arid 't,1e anticipation qf , owalngyour own'b'me Vlll asfalh invigorate yqur eoitlre ystenii .We he, many nl?ej,?1i? i ?.,r??(Vr billt a.uOj'.muuj- caolce lott.far(oozv homes. .-. i READ OUR BIOAPfl 'EVBUY 0DAT. WEjipAy. FRIPAY .'. IB'I uu t ieqiiHApt.ua. rH jour. ,nnU nd wc will I yftsHt to kalUtj tqVnu" GEO;H. CURREY bSatb li .i.'lll! -i ..! I I ' xWVo ,i III 'VENAHA LUMBER COMPANY i j i it t .- m EATIHGl-APPLE : UIDIT-TlllllllTril nu . vvmiau : ui a , i. . i 0 VI 111 , '4".' 4 lit I III O GENERAL AMr KAT1?I '1Y i n ii! 'in r; ni i 'i ' a 1'" ' i J'Iimi " M if. oia' i..J i : i Olijwt in fit i ..Ofl l'Ue i As- j i) J SaturWApiW 5th.;'l9li,';wjll;''be "Appleay'ln 'aBlitu'gtflpJjy exec utive ui;ol9(na,pv' fd f MnWr.8al xanctlon. i . The 'object of ithe day la o gel the ifubl'c better acquainted with f)pli, and since aomeonfr' ha flugfsWJted tl5e movetnenll'lt ,Wyei')l rtle rest' of ( lue to fail' Into itne'and paVteo'f tji''i ' - .. i:. ! !! t fl " 6:00 ) 1 tf Uli'l H l -.iJr T (i ill lo Ti-.. .1 0 I a .aa . t :v .1 1 In no (!( r ! i o ' at Your, Service ui' v. av ii ii time l:iil iro jr )); J' ?u fiv. h'i! 'in: '.ir.! -rt" ' ir. :i a; li J ' i . r i ' i ' " . ' 5 .. ' '111 .11. HOI III!' I". . It MAIN 43 i fj ii i i. GROCER ; I n. I l'l h l.i'i fl Ji Vi I' : : 1 1 "'!. ' ftrnnde. iqfa. - When You ArePian ninfto Build ,! ' remember IM'.-our aMoglea. aaah-a ea, ,aoors. nooring and other lum-' V "er "re recognuea in tbla com JVrV. "u,lt3' as thoroughly traVworthy and high grade-i'Uiat'w do trot make a practice 'of OTiBrchkrgW. lumber waa lower In prce, . t1atable product of the orchard. baD(, 0Ter hta rtster u,, j, Degpina. The 'Wrdtf-Wahlhgtoh- Railroad aa wife of the inltaaJJJt vw a tacky t Navigation company 'will 'distribute .deal for the Servians, for wo are told apples lreel,6f pharga on 'ita dining that "of all bU wire to aultao held . cjri'oiLhitVL'r.r, , ..V'e I1"3-' IP"1" and for her , fa VgrW Hj the iNorlbweat ucpaaa to !laatjr;r appearaoce,iuu - lformltye0kia I aiexcllence' of ;n.allir lH itiviUUIIIIIn.) ' I'.Ju.. mMtoh br fheUnttiJa Statfea, and no lwtlllJ11( Jul"1' V!l'l.l'J. '..4. . l - locallty'lR the wortilyleWa fruit that, vali. 'it'i V;i. ... T-JifiVI'iiHr. yu u inn jhlng In the air, the toil and the aim (blue ' which Bled"' t "bring about pertecMM.0 ' "' ' 1 1 Air ditJlPjtuvfyS&jei 'wi iiava, 'nol tfgim o buqljlhe jpra pt this Kln ofj'Jf riitg. ol j- , ,, M 'Qbaerne tA.!dy ri atlngn- applea GeL.thir habtr. le meafla f wealth' to thoae wfio paHaJfeT 8ldg' 'deHaiice Hri (jhe- lhartfc!8'(,s'li'1cirfncoctlons !a!nl uoVikk ' ft 'iliiedlj?aV profa. , 1 '.. : "good, etlm?,", 1()Vhaf ,morei cw any reasonable person expect In 'the Vayf of, a djetsli li'w ur ctv i.t.v t, . hi tn . K f- i-ii i. , i i Ij j Tbedtiar nliariet ijuVtatlons are' Wild Hay-ifrlill)-!ll8.00. '' ' Ttm6thvitS!00(16M ' ' ;i(.:l' AlfaifM har-iiob '(retkjl)'. ."! ' II.. .Chnrla fl ift r- r t- hi c nr ! ;i' vi Oas JH.BOi.paf cwt.,, . u Bran-$1.25per ewt,,,, .,. ' Rond,.Oats41.60 P9p ewt i ; RoUed.Jiarleyr-H.3pa Y1 ,, t, ., Bl.ue 9t,m flojr-T-tu.40. ..ii- t: . PtttentnellOi a nil c I White 'Quartz-u-$1.4d-8aek. ' Snowdrlfii-IMft sack. "" ' 1 i, .Home grSWi? applesc?" 'zi l Oranges B060c. ' " 1 " hjUanauait 40c per dot. "' JMGrape frult-jbisnlc. f uear Fruit suear. "retail (cash) 15.70; 'sae'erideb iitffc M.lO.'' 'Beet sugar, cash'V'.Su, Kfrty days, j 9q i Ivxi nol hi sbi i jili a i .yKif'pV'.! u'OaloBsntiClcwtjrtBraaU.Iot ?V4o re. v', i qo J.I t rt'im .;ii'f u: ! i "'P6tfftoeis-e.t) wtu ' " Beana-iWSrtell-ge:. niaa; l'eMta I Ra'dishe1I-!tuacfiea' (c.J " J' ,r. Spinach 3 Ibs. pr ?c. , ,, , r iCelery-jrltjjti buuoh ,".raliht. (Ifjjm frown 10c.) n i .i . i'j i. " Hohey SOote J lbs.tifori 60c. Jf 'II oham .kAJu. i! tnv iiikri'vl M - . .uivni ji3i D--av ' in. Turnlpstf'i?'.b."' ' ''" ' " IU f 'Ml J'lRl 'I i' Em and Batter. . .' , . IVOU . L.UVI. ChQB MW, I U. -1. JL Butter Fancj" creamery, 45 cents. 1 lb. rpi; . 'jroiljissc.;1 '., '!. ,:''.' i -Ranch but,ter 1, lb.,,ijoI 35c;. 2. lb. poll 70ei975r t -s .rv .1 : t .-. ?i . Choice $6J5. t -f, , ,, .,,u ,imi .i ! Common $6906.T5j i ii ; i ' bows, top-45.00.' t h 1 1 " unii Fancy light' w9-46.00 6.25: l' .Heavy fcalVT-0'-? cw'' ' id Fancy 'flgM .ytr(ifetic.j ." ''I" o-.-i :,,'nKiiii"r';' '-'"' '"' I ' ' ' kit liiht-i tj;: a Medium Msht 8,10t, lU . r ' Beat-haV3rj$8.OO48.05. -.a;i n i v -. Rongh and lwavyu-5.7e9.00. ' ' !l I r3'' "'Sheeti.' "'' '' 1 - t,Be8t",latnbS i.00 cwt,""11" "; ' n' Ordinary f'J.'Jpe'i'Jcw,'' Q v I'oor lambs 14.00 cwt. JBeBt yearlings S.29-rwt: Yearlings $4.8oowt.T"' ' " EWea HMm.H:i,u ' ' ... ' Fewl kndMlifreflaAedlis. ' , k n Un ,i i I in (:- ueeae preateft , , . , a ! ' I . r ... t't I , L'l'U '.II l"U'- l)li - li !; '" ' -Calllna W'-to.at" "' ' ' ' Extnlllnir tl'iiVlrlliasrof the African' "carrier,"'- If. 'nurTi HDirwnttl Darkest Afrlcll-nMls of lbnK "caravan nuirch thnlftili' WrrWesrrf'when' fwd ran short. fclOtrb bf I nStiven slig)eMt' ed "onlilnjf ri Wtrt1s'irrWliift',at quiet spiit.'rh,HoiV'inf the'' forest felt on h(s knees, placed the tips of two fln jjers In bis nostrils, "emfrtod TTWrles o rn"lU which inmle tluft friVWTilen echo wiib. as Ifowera.ithe-joj-ous1 cries bf a troop, of 'iiMuk'1"i''-Whert 'he'had re iieuteil thefce ni'tli-rhi'se'trHl 'rtlces iienr-by frt'iilHitifliiitf ifn hmif tHere was an : Vry ' df "'iTere rtiey tiuiie"' AiflF iii( -'Mioor' bf uionRpys .conlil- lie sVeiV KSIpplhfc tiWu'tree to1 tn-e - tonrif "tHe IntniKaMc 1 illonkeV er'eVof oilf w'l-r'.' ' PfinP' were tihot for the even Rhi' h'il MJie of the' men were so famlslied irtaV'tney' ate the flesh raw. .'iit T ir , , , ' An otfWo?! Woani. .I'ukub, the capital of tbe old Servian empire, 'Is W.-wri wfrti'Vhe of thlp' few real love nfr.ilrs of VurRfih snr-' tun.' ' It wis lnft.iift'eV tri('fafnl Held of ,Ko-wii-V!Mi.',t ""Kjjiwn 1 aVritllceii ' lerius of ie'.i7iit'.iii,'iiii,t46rVlJin kW Stupbeu. One of the most tmfibrtftnt , TIlllL ''u gerv1a ,-,, v ,.. ..v, :; .; - v . . . i,,.,,,, T, .((, rj ' ' " ' ... VNaw, I dtfif't want your pafnt.cai nmno ' opener." "A rare clnirife. Uada'm.v ,1 ' l.: i n- . ,( , . j.v , ,t "You'll resref your deHnlon."' '"" "' "Don't wnat Ifc.'rti'lr'jrouVf , t A; "Opportunity, ninilam. knocks but: once." i '.. i ,..1... "Onortunlty.eb?. . You .look mori like linpoVtuiilt."-rt'aHblnK.t'Ju ...Her . aiu. , ' i '; vil M- O) tit Why We Can 6 8mok. ' Smoke-la not rumpofted of cases only, but of solid or pprhniT partly; liquid luirtli'li'Mj.-wbipb are ,nilxil wlttt the Ci'isi'ii and ciii-rted'alonji'liv tlii'.iu. ' It it tlie'iie pnrtlrlc of tniitfer lliat'i'ire visi ble to the eye and not tbe gasea them- selve.-8t. Nlcholfta. ' ' ' "i' nrnij nfl i liii.f iiO :ii. ;A Presant.r".iiiorf!. oyj ' HeVbit aifl you.fiffiiiia tOKlTe.KIt-i ty aim .ini-n ror a weilillng presfintifiAi Slie-rOh.. I, Sffiff. TJJ w'lid Klttj tjnj buiii h of iettera jncK .wrote , uie when we were Vnt'iiifrtf nrii'ton Trnn'si-rlpt.3 l: ir r-c. :iln- -jih . If youp'AiceHwnntS to'suUle'leb Itj If Jt doesn't make It. Anon. . . .; ir i v - --j i . yt 1 The Turk 'In Constantinople. Terrible ' at'eue ere'wltiunsed in ConsMutlUoHile whpu' Mobanillied 11."' capturedjtihe city In 145a i Wbeu-tbe conquerors enlered.tUey. Blew. 2,0i;O. and made slaves of nil who fonk ijtfue lu, the Biinctuiirv of' SL Sotihia. ' Cihhou' records the fate of( the 'CdloOO "prison-' 'era:' Mir'e cap'tlvesJWere' Uliu'ntt wKfj i.nxd-.tii. i . .iiL. ui f'L..i,.j n.. , corun, iHe ivuinirn wuu xueir -ve.is inn "a corn. woman a Wouio juompanton. I) girdles. The' squalors wi?r linked ltl.'! I '. . iif) n. tlmlr nhnviiM. tiif. ririlfil-i- wlt.U IliA rv.r.il i i ' fa It alI' n i : : . . : :r.z ... r.r: ::r. z: r:. inn ui in. mun-n inu jiuuuki fiiBu wi l.lnlwil.m I.,U n-l-h nKIA m.llL "..ii"".!? ;-T h ,,aevice ror Keeping on tramps ana our wbose faces Bad rbeen lnvis'b.eo parr A Witttbdirg,''to'c'' fer6'ci6us,and sun and their henrst' k'hdred. and' In jjhls coiitto'on-'statybf' caprtvity 'the'0!,' tied to.a rop nbout four feet tons) .ranka of iaoclety iwii confoutrfed, the-"'ahd this sopals.tled tora riu:tbalrruns i uiui gui nsuuuciv.miu. the.lueaofabie apkllar waa careless, of I Ilia furhni-'a irimiiiic . f ha tanra rtt tha : "Mwi IT o-f "rr"., .- - s.-r- mofner ana , lie aweatatlpu.Qj pa, 4,'hildren. : m, i-uriryma w ir in nooms. To purify tbe alnftf offices of licit- rooms soak a few piece of brown pa- per In a solutloa of saltpeter and allow iiieaj 10 iiit.' r nun uenireu ror uw lay. a Juimlful of flowers' of lavender, wbloh can be got at any drug store, on a tin part with few pieces of the paper and light i. The aroma la re freshing and agreeable and ; drives' .owuf kuMwiB. ix uut wuiur is pruuuru- ble a few drops of oil of lavender in a, glasa of very hot water la good. .. It purities tbe air at once and effectually' rlda the room, ,of ifliesi and Insects of all kinds. firicntlfle American.. : n i , . !.. ' Meterivt's Luck.- "' i "Well, Bllthers.i what luck-did you ba,ve with rour new car?" asked Jar- -.roway.i .? i ' '" : ' u"More than 1 -ever expected," anid nuiDers. r - jusi tnree minutes aner lithe "darned thing blew up another car Came along with a busted tire, and the owner ho-:!it my old 1 tires for 1 apiece "-II a i per UWkly. ""I A'trgl'o'TrWt.-. ' I wrote It aa plain a 'could tw, ..I iU ."Her cheeks were as rd as a rose,' ' iiAs an ardont ttid soul "tlrrinn plea . jf I wrote; It as plain as can Id be. , it appeared, to the printer's great glee, "Her cheeks were at red as' her tioee." I wrote M as plain aoould be, "Her cheeks were a red ae .a ree. i ,.;n, :iL- . Juoa. . ,lti if M TWO DORE SKETCHES ' ' I, i j p. hi. T-ii- -Orle That Was Stolen and Another J ' That Waa Confitoatad. i ; " While Gustave Dore' wns at lachl Vrnd Wandering a bo Jt 4 he mountains he 'became much Interested In a country wedding and aketcbed It on 'the spot Tie put tbe skewh n a Tjrook In the pocket of tils. patetot"knd went brick f loathe hotel to dinner. ' Aftur dlnnet hti looked for the sketch. It ttss rone. """Anry at the theft, tha artist called ttie landlord and made complaint-but no trace of the book was found ' From Iscbl Dor went to Vienna, and there he found letter and parcel await ing him. The letter) which waa anony- ' moos, read thus: ; . i n . i : " "'Blr 1-atoU ynur book at Isehl - The sketch was, eo cbarnlns that 1 could not faaUt th temptation of having ft lo my poiueaiifoa. and I knw very well that you -itoald hevetn lt-bnsiit td aetl' to me1. 1 But (Deft Is aeitner aiy trade .nor ray habit, sad I be you ,ta rrept, as a souvenir ,of ray crime and my enthusiasm or your talent the walking etfek -which will reach yu el tbe sarae-tUhe as this letter' ' The cane waa a massive one with cold head. In which waa set a gem of f Value. "On another tjccwsttm the- artist tost Ills! passport while on a tout1 In Swtt teVtand. At Lucerne be asked to be7 al lowed to speak to the mayor. tc whom Mp Hve his name. ' "VYoi wiy .that ywt' nr M."tWjtnve 'PoAk and; 1 believe ''.ron.'' aaldr' th mayor, but," and be.Ptr!l'i.!) of eaper and a iiencll. you 4 proyelf ' J J & Dnm lnAlr uH rvt n n I him flnd MUW oin peasants seillug pot's fi street With a few clever tuurbeshe..rA.H.-aolil ht ill ntsnttiiw, w -it MprodSced the homely m-ene and, finding bla name to tbe akeut ft'rN H t f t It to the niayop V i t4 9- rYonr passport la nil right." remark 1 ' ' ed the olilf,"'J.nti j -j11 HoWmen tS keep It ii nd tii ntTer rou In return ote oi me uraiuar? 101m - biw inn Kin. 1 SHUN LOOS SHOES. T. .J 11 v Give the Fet Much Trouble : ' . . .i,lkyH-k;ii' KiAK. i Wl fceven persons out of ten suffer ex-, eiCclatliig puln rt one time or another with bW fMi A single corn noi ia'r' tV tbtoh Af grali Jof 9oriil' 0an lake .all bbe snao and vitality right out of you. fwo-'hlfas tofmedW-n 'fubt trtAibfes j are due to tbe fact that almost every oife man, woman and child wearj allies too loose. The shoe ItaAf 'Asybe,': edrrecf .asto size jindsjinpivbut ltjg j not fustTneunfTKli'TaTfSeonTyl point of coBtroliflfelTBrTBSlet,. ."- ' ' 1 i When you set your foot upon the floor or pavement Idf tfetfef t C we'll lug the shoe adheres, and If it be loose ly fastened over, the ,insfp the foot piffihes dJwfi litto'ttre to-of the shoe. 'At certain spots on tbe foot this sllp- plng causes friction. These spots are the soles of the feet, the tops, ends and lnuer sides of the toes. .the. great and little toe Joints and occasionally even the bacU-of the heel." i n oi '' When the friction thus caused ia con Uniied.liHiir .nfter, houn nnd. day. after day oui pr more of these sjipfs are a)-, most sure to become, lunuouxl and sore. A slight tbii'keuln r, culled a "callous," Is forinetl.' Asi' thb 'frlctioir'and' pres-' sure go on tbe resulting wHotf' niiiy thicken up'iuneveulyo Tbeit It Ha' railed i . ". nfTWirran t,? "i !in Jersey they luive an Interesting . .. t J .'- S. I . I ' v .'. . '4 ' t loosely .over a long wire about rour ree itm the.crounil. The wire stretches. !. i i ' - L IS. i- ..uuiu iiie uhck poicn 10 u -poie rn-.iuo end t)f tbe yard, and as the rftig slips 1 easily 6ver4t flie dog'lifls the' full ran' , of the s-ard without Wine blt to bite visitors or innocent passersoy.') me ( wire Is practically Invisible-by night, and many a .prowler baa gone on his Way a sadder but a wiser man after assum ne from tbe looks. or. ttuntrs in liinks , the'front of the housls thar there wasn't any'dog. New York Mall. ; Had No Fault to- Find. '- "Lool here," h galil.Ito. the groomi ''are you tbe uiiuv who put, the saddle on Miss Jeiinle's horse?" "Yes, sir. Anything wrong, sir?" "It was loose, very loose." She had no sooner mounted than ttfe1 saddle slip ped.' ti ud .if '1 limln'r caught her she would huve beeu -thrown- to tbe ground.','-;t i .rvl I ) I - .1 . ' "I'm very sorry, sin."' .v f -i-i,; ' "Rut I did catch her." went on the young map meditatively. "I caught J ft,.r in my . arms, and-here'a- half a rtowu for you, .John. .Do you suppose 'you could leave (he girth loose when tf pi rniiiiK ukhiii luinuiruwr luii- .fun 'Telegraph.1'-' 1 I t1 . Both Member. . . ,, . Belle and Beu hud -Just juinounced 'their eugemiint. .,- .,, , , j ' "When we are married." said Belle. "I shall 'expert' you to sp'ave ' every morning. It's:Vine of the rules df tlie ilub I belong to that none of its mem oers shall marry n man who won't have-every monuiug.'.' .n o.l." ; : "Oh. that's all right", replied Ben. "but what about tbe mornings I don't 'get home In titueV I belong to a club too." Lipplncott's. Just "-'i fiA'l Freili-51upmaU4fZ 'Premium-- Barnn Recdved CITtGRGCERYND BAKERY! ! si.-.---lM.i.....w..M.i,--.-. CH1LDR5H WiOrrARf SICKLY u ao viuriuiaoatinirait aim tbe wiareorii.rcoiHln, alfDiilj l.twlilnxn but of Mottifl tmvl Mat l'D'iJlf fori IiIUrii, for U llfPOiTL'I.OuTUi. .ojj,m lki. Hruk ii n OJonMliMiim ll.IHl,iifhlihlo.. ITMlbv in. TlfKlW K)WDKHH NKVEB (Hnec ri j'l i.'i...viii- i : ii d.uk. I 1 ft iVe' o v . in:.'- i:nti' BRING 'RESULTS a a j rH 1 .r 1 e ri c nni '.Bl ri ,iu' II I 9 rvenuii-iLj.-oiiMIiMUin. J twthiiiir Af ADS luv Iv-' FOR RBNT Housekeeping rooms on grouritMloor.l.lpiMdrland.ji-aaa -' 3-26-tf . W"lNTl!)D Wood cjojujajfaj'tn dbserver. 3-22-tf wInTKD C'l ean raes at the Ubserv- r bgfVe3jIi)i( id ler.tb. 1-16-tl X.t.LKCTIO.NS Bring your harl old yiitecnons or any otner to roo.n 'j, .ewlln drug building. i 0t SALE S C White Leghorn eggs. .-. ;"i cents fpr: 15.tj James '."Qulaland. i' Blione Red 1393, 3-14-lmon FOR RENT Five roona mdfornViouse o rtqulre at 190fida-B ai'nue. tf WfAd room FOR RENT 6 rdom II lid barn. iflione Red 1442j --tf iES FOR HATCHING At reaaon- ' 'dble prices, from thoroughbred, ' Fremllm st0ck, none bettejj'.Bla'ri' i 'fid Buff Orpingtons, IR. I. Reds, llarred, P"jJi&tti Jlot44j, 'iDi'dian U gunner ducks. Fawn and White. . .Bue Ibbork TnAeri) Can spare it few eggs.fom. jhlaa pea. CtolJe , ccckerels of ach rva4ety ,or sale. Chas. E. Perft, Tjlij Jgcjaanjve. outfit ree: .. Good rqposltipn ,no i experience' ifeq'ulred. Idano Nursery conipan?We1dSiJS:e'f FOR RENT Furnished-housekeeping rooms ar-shops Phone Red-123! FOR RENT looms fot. lfkht hoiiH. keeping with bath. Phone Black mi, also large bedrdttii room. "1512 Adams. ," , .i-24-tf FOR SALE A Good .. Farmers 9x2. View .'. time ra. ' 3g-tf 0 Phone) WANTED Setting hens Red - H2. ' 3-2-t SALESMjEN, WXSTEi) yPpotectod r. territbry, rfberl colnmiilQri w j advance ca8h"'weeTfly Tnd furnish Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with' LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh la a blood or conatluillbna jjlsease, and,in order to cure ft you muflttnke In ternalr remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken ikit.yiinlly, tid arts kUrattly upono I 'the brood 'rfn-d nfm-ousHrtrf.rfi,. Mall's J 1 Catarrh Cure Is not a qiuick medicine. It was prescrHied by da, COUys" b(A phy sicians In this country for Vea'rs and Is a regular prpmcrlpUon- .lt Is composed of the best tonics known. 1-omblned' with the " besttolood purifiers, aoting directly on th .' f mucous surfaces, -- Tli perfeot eomblna-- '' loa'ot the two Ingredients Is ,wliat, pro- i duces f such wonderful results In curing catarrh, "jen'for fostlmnrdals.' t ree. ' i - a F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Prona.. Toledo. O.. i.coip;ny jiniffRTlsts. price T5C. I XaHeHaU'a Family Phla for coast r conatlpatloa. - r. - a ii.i srVl ir'1 ' i'i ij 71 I Silt t I mm I ' - 'e - fc- ""' "' f Bfc lVa,IMttt