The Bend bulletin., April 28, 1905, Image 7

For the
Children
To succeed these days you
must have plenty of grit, cour
age, strength. I low Is It with
the children ? Arc tlicy thin,
pale, dcllcnto ? Do not forget
Aycr's Snrnaparllla. You
know it makes the blood pure
and rich, and builds up the
general health In every way.
Tti MMln rannnl pnialtilr have iwt
haallli uiiIm. III Ixiwalt ai In lor run ill
lion. A tlli'tl.ll llf ! f..l.. liinaua.
but lifaatli. riiiltlll"l lmii ( ullaM nil
lllMelll (Hill Mull l.lill.a itixtt atAitr'a
run, All itl,untoiM.
MJ brJ.a.Attr Co.. I.oaU, llui,
Alia aauraiurtrs er
9 mm vtnoi.
'ers
A Vrrjr IIhiiI HIiiii.
"I nm nil I ly nml nliieiTi'ly proud of
tlm common people." niiIiI Mr I'tuiipim,
"1 mil fond of tlu plain, ctorjilay fel
low who en ii never hope to bo it rent.
On II It qiitxoilMii, ir )ou wUh "
Oh. I wouliln't rniy Hint," Interrupt
ed I'epprey. "IM call It pgolliiu."
1'bllaili'lpliln I'rcaa,
Qftt-GONfllobopURIflEfi
IllSllili AND 1WIIII lllAUANfl!i:i)
NOWI It Hi tlm to Mil) It.
liifltr.Mnllnii WntilPit.
"Hnjr, im," qtnirled Hie f.iiiucllmmr
mull .-.ii. "U It true Hint Oi-irut Wimli
liiEloli ncrrr tuM n 117"
"I linr mi renmu ti doubt It, my
on," ninwrriM tli local tatiiniiiii.
"Tumt." iMiilllliml lk litllr felluw.
"how ii hn iiiniiaur to get such a pull
In polltkr
To llrrak In New Shod.
Alwar t ihek In Allrtl'l roul-Ka, m itr
limit, hot, waallng, aching xullrii Irrl
Curr FMrtu, iHrnmiiiK toll anil Imnloni At
II iltunfln mnl in, ttitn.'Jb' l.itri ''t
nytulMiimu Hamit Mallnl KIIKK. AiIJiim
All.ll n, OlUilxl, U lUijr, N V.
UiiIipiI Hlnlr' (Irrnt WpmIUi.
Tlm world trnnwcln lt tiitnliicnn, nc
ronllnu to tliu niiuunl rrpurt of tlm ill
rrtior of tlm Uultrt! Klnlen mint, on n
tuck of Kold money nuiountlni; to .',
CdO.UOU.MK). Of Hint totnl, the United
Htnten ponee $i;t(H).UK),(X). Tlmt
iiicnim Hint In llil repulilli'. with nliout
oim-twi'iitU'th or tin Mipulntloii or tin
world, wt hnvn nliuont oim-iiinrli'r of
II tlm cold money there l.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
A Marvel of Roliof
St Jacobs Oil
Silt M aura let
Lumbago
and
Sciatica
lllalha arine vlitu a iMtrUcn In IMi
tamaJr th.t witl It rltht la lha pln nl
uJ tllKU a pnanH cuia.
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
n tii wniii aii im.iAiij.
laa ! Ootna Bruu. i'mim il.l. l
IVl In lima. rVJ1 br dniatgliia.
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A. JhKJjKsl O CIIHKY I'ICTOHAL I
wCLJlrJvI,( Tutu
Tlio Kind You lluvo Ahvnyrt Uoiiifht Iiuh Jiorno tho hIkiiii
ttiro of OIiiih. II. riotclicr, nutl lian been iimtlo under lilx
IiurHoiml HtiticrvlHlon for over ilO ycnrn. Allow no ouo
o tlouolvo you In tlil.i. Counterfeits, Dultatlonri and
JiiMt-u-H-jrooil" nro lnitKxpurlntuntH, and viidiuigcr tho
liciiltli of Chlltlron lixiiorlimco Hj;aliiHt Jixiiurlincitt.
What is CASTORIA
OnHtorla Ih a liannlcss Htibstltuto for Castor OH, l'aro
ttorlc, Drops and HooUiIiik" HyrupH. It Ih lMcuHitnt. It
contains nolthor Opium, Morphluo nor other Narcotic
Hubstanee. UhiikoIh ItH miurantee. It ties troyn "Worms
ami alliiyH FeverlHlinoHH. It cure. Dlarrhtua and AVInd
Colic. It rellovoH Toothhifr TrotthlcH, ouruH CoiiMtlpatlou
nutl Flatulency. It a.snlmllittcH tho Food, rcKiilatcrt tho
Htomaeh and ilowolN, ulvlnu' healthy and natural aloop.
Tlio.Chlldroit'H Panacea,-Tho JIother'H Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
(Jt&styz7GUC&M
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THieiNTnun 00MAnr,Y MUnr arniiT. HiwvoanaiTT.
IAlnt a CatAtroptie.
Frank It. Htockton'w "Iteforinrd
I'lnito" linil a linrinlcai Mint nliaorliliiK
ncciinnllun, 'I'o keep liliiinolf out of
li.tHcliluf, tin linil (ilium to knitting
IIiIIcm, M. A. I', aaya Hint among Hid
iIiihhca hold nt tlui Kant Knil of Lou
iloii fur tho luntrurllnii of tliu poor
waa i)iii duvulcd to auiliuliiuro work,
Olio ilny a woiiuiu ettiuu to my tint
lior liimlmuil hail been ill Inking liumotl
c lately, mill to beg Hint Noiiinthln,
might tin done for him. A clergyman
nought lilm out, pcrauailed lilin to bo
C(HMi) a member of tliu dull, and put
lilm Into tlm niiiliulniii'o clan.
In n abort Hum tlm innti became
earneat In tliu work, nml waa n regit
In r iittmiilant.
"How In your man doing now?"
linked tlm clergyman, tliu next tliuu
lie Hint till' wlfn,
"llo never KOCH to thr 'iiul). air."
xiilil filie, proudly. "Ho pi-tul'i III
MciilngH nt Iiiiiiip. bandaging the cat."
llnlnil loOo It.
DurltiK tlm IunI coiiKremilonnl cnm
pnlKii the en uilliln ten for tlm honor or
reireeiitlnK n cerlnln Hunt TeniicioieB
dlNlrlet, tiny tliu WnnhliiKtoii font,
k'ntliered to incut dm votur ut n coun
try court hulino.
'I'liero wim n roiiKli-lodklni; old tnoiin-
iHlueer In tlm uudleui'o. llo looked
over tho implrniitii on tlm plutrorm
with n crltli'nl eye. One of tliciu hud
done lilm Neveml rnvorn, nnd ho felt In
duty hound to ote for him,
"Not n rery promhtliu: lot, nre
tlmyl" tin reuuirkeil In mi oudlhlr
whlNper to n mini three nentn nwny.
"Theiu'ioiily the kind we unrd to run
ror eonntnlili) when I wnn boy.
Thnr'n my rniidldnte Hint ynller
lieniled clinp, third from thin eeiid. I've
Kiit to vote for lilm, hut I'd lvo ten
dollnm If I hndu't fen lilm lint."
l'ur lirtinrlilnt trouMra irr l'lo' Cure
for Ciiiniihijillon. It U n (fiHid rtiugh
ni(Hlcliir, At ilriiKKb'l1. prlco aft icnu.
It l lltrrnlly true tlmt nrw linxim
nrt-pa rleitll. If n lif liriHini In -niu-Inn),
tli piiiU of the tmwii will Ii
fiiiiinl to hit utmlslit and tlm hrtiuli
iiarr. Aflrr It lini liM'ii ii"I n wlillr
tlm emit upllt nml Iiiisiiiio ulinrp. and tlir
lniin nf llin liruuli lircomr IrrrdiUr. To
renew Hi youth of tlm linxim dip In lint
uHlpailil and trim tlm tufUllfd itrawn
to tli proprr aliapp.
Hf at or Ohio, Citt nr Tolximi, I
i.ri tiwxtr, i
fmux i rilihir maki oaib that h U
nlr 'tiniT ul Ilia nrmof y. 1. 1 iimnr.V
( n , 1mIm IrinlnrMlti lh CltrolTiililu,Cuiin
lir ami tHaln alutiall, and that !! nrm Mill
t-r thaiumnf (INK lIl'.SDIIKII DOM.AItH for
.h anil Trt)frafl ul CTtill that ranuul Xim
cuira nr iii umui iiall i atamiii ij.
fKANK. J. CIIKMIV
Hworn to 14-tmo ma ami tutirrlti In hit
.tfwnr, itililthOtjr ul lxriuilr, A 11,1m,
A. II UI,r.AITU.,
our i-ubtic
j.i
llall'a Catarrh CiirvlilaVrn Inlarnaltr, am
am illirrllr nil tha blow! ami tHUruWi lurlxoi
ul tli tjt.m. Kami I t trtllHlulllaW.lrta.
r i CIIKNKV A CO , Tutalo, 0.
M'Uir lirll. 7.
Ilall'a r.iallr I1IU ara tha UiL
Htranuona 0iMltlnn.
Oldun Whnt a. terrible o clone w
hud liiht nlulitl
Nowjiop Did wo?
Oldun Oootl lieu vein, mnn, didn't
you henr It?
Nowpop No; our baby Ii cutting
teeth.
MothfMwIII Bnii Hn. WlnduWi Boothlnil
tt... a.. ft... &. ..... ..m .1.-1 a l.ll.(-.i- '
r7IUl lliq Wl ivihW IWHI.IUI UW.1 vmuuiih
aunuff in itciuiui riou.
I Llmnl thnt Walk on Two Vtirt.
i I.Unnl of novornl norta enn wnlk
nnd run enxlly on their hind leK. The
Auittrallnti water lliuinl, which l three
or four feet In leiiKth, keep qultu erect
when triiMTsInu lon dlntmiccs on
land. It I found In tho iieluhborhood
of river IwiiLm and pittum muck of in
tlmn in ulinllow water.
Tlm frilled lizard or Queemilniid nlno
travel on Itn hind li'K" on level
croiiml, keeplue the frill folded while
ruiiului;. When nttacked It ctphiiiIm
thlit fold or kin, which Miiuda out like
a rulT nt rlcht nuttl" round the neck,
KlvliiK It n fonnldulilo nnpect. ho Hint
iIor. thnt nttitck nnd kill Inrirer llt
nnlfi will often retreat before a frilled
llutrd nt Imy.
There In nlio n treo llxard In Aus
tralia that mown In a ulinlliir way.
All thoHo Npcclc walk on all fourn
when merely inovlnu about or koIiir
nhort dlstniice.
Slgnaturo of
Jen -Old you nee the rlnjc Jack
givo May? Heat -yea, two yearn aio.
nrlfic I'ldWImplplon marry a girl
with a million? UrlKR-No, ho mar
rled a million with a sir),
lllll Did you hnvo your head ahln
glet when you were a lad? Jill No,
not my head. Yoiikera Htatcmnan.
"I have J lint spent two weeka at a
summer reaort." "Horry, old chap, but
I can't lond you any money today,"
Walter Itoaat beer or cured hum,
air? "Urine mo aoiim beer, Tho lam
cured ham I ordered hero waa only
convalcacent."
He I suppose Miss de .Millions mnr
rled that poor youni; artist becnusn
uliii lovwl lilm, Hht No; heeaiiso her
dearent friend loved lilm.
Ainntcnr HporUiimn 1 say, did I lilt
unythliiK that Hum (Jiimekeeper I
ililnk not, air. There wnru't nothing
In alKht hut tho birds, air. JuiIkc
Tho Lawyer ll'ml What makei
you think you wish to study to become
it lawyer? The Applicant Well, ma
folk object to mo belli a burglar.
JlldKC.
Man Overboard I Iclp, help! Htrnn
er I'huy don't )vr. swim? "I don't
know how." "Henorry, yo've irot an
lllRaiit chance to learn." New York
Weekly.
Her nuifRentlon: U You know,
darling, we cannot live on cheese and
kisses. Hhe Then tvhy not lenve tho
nnaty old cIiwho out? Llpplncott'a
.MnKiulne.
firemen rush Into a bouse In rt
sKiuie to an alarm or lire are met
by a snmll toy. Italph Kay, If tho
hoiiso burns down, don't aavo my Man
nela 'cause they scratch tne. Life.
Iena l'red didn't blow his brain,
out because you Jilted him tho other
nlk'ht; be came and prosed to me.
Maud Did he? Then he must linve
cot rid of them In some other way!
Mr. BUnnint -Tlio paper says skirt
are to beworn longer than ever! Mr,
Hklnfilnt Well, you needn't be tlK
icerln' on mo wearln mine any loncer.
I've worn it five yean this rail al
ready. Borne one asked Lincoln how lone
a man'a Irca should be. He replied bn
had not given the subject any thought,
but should say they should be lonir
enough to reach rroiu his body to thr
ir round.
"You kin help de cause or honcity
it heap," said I'nclo Hhen, "by preach
In' about It, but you kin help It a heap
mo' by not danclln' roan' chicken tin
ier a huiiLTy man's noo." Washing
ton 8tar.
"Hillings' wire is a most accomplish
ed woman," remarked the man who
neer. "Indeed!" "Yes; aim under
i lands Ave languages and knows how
to keep quiet In all or them." Wash
ington Htar.
"la your friend a good shot?" "Ye,"
answered Uin aportaman after aomo
hesitation. "He never hlti any game,
hut then he never hits any of the peo
plo In his hunting party, either"
Washington Star.
Medium I can tell you about a
hurled treasure. Patron Dense don t!
My husband Is always tooting that I't
my ears. Medium lHe. he know
anything aliout a burled treasure?
Patron Yet; Ida tlrat wife Tit lilts.
"You aay he lina a visionary and Im
practical nature? "Ye." answered tho
girl who Is employed in the xistoee;
"ho Is one of those people who wrltu
itiish' on an envelope Instead of put
ting on a ipeelal delivery stamp."
Washington Htar.
"The trouble," said the dentist, as
ho probed away at the aching molar
with along, slender Intrument, "is evi
dently due to a dying nerve." "Well,"
groaned tho victim, "It a up to you to
tront tho dying with a little more re
spect." Chicago News.
Young Mnn Say, you er remem
her tho engagement ring 1 bought of
ton yesterday? Jeweler Yea h.it'a
wrong with It? Young Mnn Nothing;
but there's something wrong with tho
girl. Would you mind taking It bak
nnd giving mo collar buttons ror It?
Mrs. MulgVew Are ye goln' to alnd
yer Iwy Tommy back to achool this
week? Mrs. O'Dooley No, lndad.
Me ambition la to make an aldhermau
or him phwln ho growa up, an' If ho
got too much eddlcntlon he'd ba
alipolled ror tho position lntolrely.
Tlt-lllta.
"What are jou doing hero?" aald
tho woman to tho tramp, who had got
over tlio wall Juat In time to excapd
tho bulldog. "Mndam," ho aald, with
dignity, "1 did Intend to request houio
thlug to eat, but all I auk now Is that,
In tlio intci-cata of humanity, you'll
feed Uiat dog."
A demonstration: Jim Dora'a
fnthor l an awful freslt-alr crank.
Dick How do yon know? Jim Ho
turned mo right out of tho house Into
tho cold nlr the other oveulug, and
told mo that It would bo n good doal
hotter ror my health to stay thcrol
Detroit Kroo Press.
Mr. Lionel Ilrough tolls n story of
Douglas Jerrold whlcn la not too well
known. Tlio wit nnd u mend wero
dlucusslng ii mutual ncuualntauco
notable ror his want of cleanliness,
"How comes it," asked tho rrlond,
"that Ho-nud-So always has such dirty
lunula?" "I oxpoct," said Jerrold, "It
Ih owing to his habit of running thorn
over his fucol"
A Disappointing Occasion,
"How was the lecture?" demanded
Mrs. Hawln, with the Impntlenco of otio
who had been denied a coveted pleas
ure, at Mr. Hawln Hooped to remove
bis overshoes before entering tho sit
ting room. "Afy cold's a sight better.
I bellevo I might haT gouo ' well as
not,"
"I guess you did well to remain at
home," said her husband, as he seated
himself before tho stove, "ns far forth
an tho lecture waa concerned. The en
tertainment ' 'led with a selection by
tlm baud, then prayer by tho Congre
gational minister, then tho baud again,
then a song by tlio Methodist inhibi
tor, accompanied by Ills wife at tho
cabinet organ, and then the lecture;
after that the band onco more, and
then tho benediction by tlio Episcopal
minister,
"Well, whnt nliout the Wcturer
asked Mrs. Knwlu, "I can hear mill
Inters any day."
"The lecture was on Hcotlnnd," anld
Mr. Ma win, slowly. "I never felt much
lira wed to Heolland, and I guess after
tonight I shall give up all thoughts
of ever going there. Folks that haven't
got any more Idea of the Kiigllsh Ian
guago after all these yours need a
missionary, but 1 don't feel any call to
be one. And as for their houses, there
wasn't one single good two-story framo
building In all the uteri-optic that man
throwt'd on the sheet. If It hadn't
been for tlm baud, I should almost
have felt I'd wasted my Ifi cents' ad-mlMlou."
erjr Avlw.ir.l.
Mrs. Norton came home from a call
one day in such a disturbed condition
that it was evident tears were not far
In (ho background. Hhe lost no time in
beginning her explanation,
"John," she said to her husband, "I
am so morllllod 1 don't know what
to do."
"What Is the matter, my dear?"
asked Mr. Norton.
"I have been calling on Mrs. Pev
erlll. You know her husband, Major
Pcverllli"
"Yes,"
"Well, I have Just learned to-day,
to my horror, that 'Major Isn't his Utlo
at all. 'Major Is his first name."
"Why, certainly. I've always known
that. What Is there so mortifying
about that?"
"Nothing," said Mrs. Norton, with a
groan, "only that I've been calling hlra
Major every time I've met blw for
the last six months!"
Tliiwn IxitImk Olrls.
Kdyth Was Cliarllo cool and collect
d when be proposed to yoa?
May me No; lie nss awfully rattled.
Kdyth Well, 1 always thought lis btd
a scruw looie somen here.
GOOD BLOOD
TELLS ITS OWN STORY
And tells it eloquently In the bripht eye, the onpple,
clastic movement, the smooth, soft skin, glowing with
health, a body sound and well, an active brain, good
appetite and digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per
form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures of
life. The blood is the most vital nart of the hn.l,,.
cy organ, muscle, tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependent on it for
nourishment and strength, and as it circulates through the system, pure and
strong, t furnishes to these different parts all the healthful qualities nature
intended. When, from any cause, the blood becomes impure or diseased, it
tells a different story, quite as forceful in its way. Itching, burning skin
diseases, muddy, sallow complexions, disfiguring sores, boils, carbuncles,
etc., show the presence, in the blood, of some foreign matter or poison.
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Contagious Blood Poison and Scrofula, are effects of
a deeply poisoned blood circulation. These may cither be inherited or ac
a .a ' J
o5 s
the blood, the general health is built up, all disfiguring eruptions and blem
ishes disappear, the skin becomes soft nnd smooth and robust health blesses
life. Rheumatism, Catarrh. Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison and all dis
cases of the blood nre cured by S. S. S. Book on the blood and any medical
tulvlce, free of charge, jr swtfT SPECnG co.t ATlMlTAs c.
An OverslKtit.
He wouldn't hire an architect his hard
earned coin to waste; he knew he could
a hoiiio erect Quito suited to his taste.
Ho did and now the neighbors find a
csuio to stop and grin; for, strange to
say, It slipped his wind to put a clilm
ii ry In.
Swollen Veins, Sprains,
Strains and Weak Joints
llfllMf.1 aihl din-it with
nur Hllk Kla.llc htiwklnga.
l'ctfrct Fit UunratiliTxl.
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We alao manurarture all fotuu
or l)rllaaudSuHirtr.
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Portland, Oregon.
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AT TUB ST. LOUIS WORLD'S PAIR.
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QUEEN OF ACTRESSES
PRAISES PE-Rlf-NA
iiiifiij If!''"'"t,"")W,l"'"w ' ""' ' ' , "
MISS JULIA MARLOWE
Heartily Approves of l'cnina for tlio Nerves.
In a recent letter to The I'eruna
Medicine Co., Mls Julia Marlowe, of
New York City, writes tho following:
I "I ant glad to write my endorsement
l of the great remedy, Pcruna, ea nerve :
I tonic I do so moU heartily." Julia
j Marlowe.
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Nervousness is very common among
women. This condition is duo to
anemic nerve centers Tho ncrvo cen
ters are the reservoirs of nervous vitality
There centers becomo bloodless for want
of proper nutrition.
This is especially true in the spring
season. Kvcry spring a host of invalids
are produced as the direct result of
Hllver Service.
"Hey!" shouted the rich man, peer
Ing cautiously over the stairway, "1
wont you."
"Well. chuckled tlio burglar, reach
" -'---
4 7Ka
figs '
w is
quired, but the seat of trouble is the same the
blood. S. S. S., a purely vegetable blood remedy,
cleanses and purifies the circulation and makes it
strong and clean. Under its purifying and tonic cf
fect.4 nil nntanna nml mr...r.. - -..1I..1 r
Kjl i in flwrTZ"--
To Convince You
THAT
THE CHATHAM
la tho BKST INOUlUTOIt on
the market, I will send you one,
freight prepaid, and wait (or my
pay until October 1, 1005.
It waa given tlio highest award
at tho Oregon fitato Fair, held at
Piilem last (all. Writo fur our
Descriptive Cataloguo n( lncub.i
tora and liroodora and our time
proposition.
GEO. W. FOOH,
Dept. 12
Portland, Oregon
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No. 1 6-1 90 J
WUEN writlntr todvertliarsiIoaoi
uiantluu tula vapor. I
FADELESS DY
than any other ly. One 10c package, colors
wesk nerves.
Tliis can be easily obviated by usirg
IVrunn. I'eruna strikes nt the root of
tlio dilflculty by correcting tho diges
tion. Digestion furnishes nutrition for the
nerve centers. Properly digested food
furnishes these reservoirs of life with
vitality which leads fo strong, steady
nerves nnd thus nurisbes life.
I'eruna is in great favor among wo
men, especially thoio who have vocsv
t'ons that nro trying to the nerves.
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5 Buy a bottle of Peruna today. If you
t do not receive alt the benefits from Pe- i
j runa that you expected, write to Dr. S.
B. Ildrtnun, Columbus, Ohio.
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(IUARANTUEO
Used and Sold livery where.
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Lir. U. (lee tfo
Wcaiirffll Horn
TreilnisEt
Thta wondtrful Chi
Bra doctor I ralltd
crval bcatta ba car
ptopl wltnoat opnr
Uon that ara tlTto an
tod't, lit enn with
Uiau woodnftil C'hl
nra btrb. rwita, bad,
barka aaU vrciallf
tba ar nllilr an
known le inrdlcal art
m.Mln thlarount-7 Tbruotti IbaOMorilw
barmlna rtmaillr thl ramuua doctor knova
lb action of o,r JOOdiBrrvul rnidl. trblen
ba luccTMrully u. in rt Itrmil divaiM. Ha
saararitm to cure nilarrh,ailinia, lum, throat,
rbrumalitni, D'tvomixw, lonia.b, llrrr. kid
nra. ate I baa bumlrwla or Uatlmoilal.
Cbarn mo-trnur. Vail and ar him. 1-alk.nta
outofibt cijr wrua mr bianica ami ctmiUr.
rindUinp. Cu.saULrAHON VICUK
AUllltli
The C. Gss Wo Chlnasa Midiclns Co.
2SI4-U) ALDER ST.. rOKTULtO. 0KECO1
W 1ft utloa paprr
tuUon $30 SHOES Men.
IV. T- Tnnctas mitlcr and anils mnn
Jlcii'a A3Jiu aliur tlian. pjur .otlir
innniiractiirer In the unrlil, fctlll.fHIO
UWiUuuj oaa waa ui ajpi, uit autaaaah
W. I. Donela 3.00 tha are tho
cmilwt avller In the worlu beroiMa of
ujvcrlur wearing qualities. Thr ara)
Iut tu aTMMt thoao that coat from
13.00 to KT.O0. Tho onlr ttlttarenca la
tho iirlra. V. I Uuuulna atajlO ahoaa
tlirlr
tho tirlce.
roat niora to iiiabo. hold their ahaiMi
better, wear lancer, ami ara of srrtMier
valuo than unr other eja.60 ahooon tho
market tljr. V. I IKiusIms Kuur.
antre their aluo br stnuiiiliiK lila
i Kino nncl iirlco on Iib bottom of each
ahoo. Look (or IU TuUo no subatltute,
W. L. Doutrlo S3.SO ahoea ara ao!4
cltlea, Ulul br ahoo Ueulrra errr
whvre. Noiimtterwhrre ou live, W. L.
lluusliu ahova nro within jrour rcaclu
EQUAL 9B.OO SHOES,
AihhI, JiantiU City. ila.
Hoy wear W. l Oouzlsa S2.50 and $2.00
hoe btcauu they lit betttr, iold thtlr
shape nad wear longer than other make.
tit", i, Ijouelai u$ti CVraaa Cetti Hit AH
JJJiaoji. Coroad CV" r tamtJtii t
i t jtaMl pattt linthtr product!.
Fatt Color BytM will not wear ttmijr.
W.UDpugluhaatheUrgeaUhoaroallortlar
biulneu In tha wurUI. No troublo to set at
OS ceota antra prapaya dallverr.
lnalrM furtliMr liifiinni.,l.i u
arauaiiverr,
'rniatlou, urtlior
jw.rwiu vu.4A.vva ST djiriaa atkKt
T.ir-.r. .r.r.i tt". o'-?ri:r". -
'uu onalro further I
raiM uiw
' airK
Brocktaa. Httl.
V. L DOUOUS.
silk, wool and cotton equally well anil la
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