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HOW TO OUT "LIKED "
There h much needless moan
inff over unpopularity nnd selfish
favoritism among some girls.
Thev blnmo others for their lnck
of success socially when the fault
lies with themselves.
Do you wonder why you arc
not liked as much as other girls
in your set? Look in not out
for tho reason.
Instead of saying: ' 'Of course,
Mary gets invited she lias
money!" or questioning tho good
taste of a hostess in inviting
Isabello, who is plain and poor,
when she might have had you,
ask yeurself: "Why am I not in
vited? Sometimes, if you are honest
in your questioning, tho answer
will be: "There is no reason why
I should bo invited; not everyone
can bo asked every time, and
Mrs. Blank has been kinder to
mo than courtesy demanded."
There is no surer, way to have
a discontented life than to ex-
poet to ring in on every inven
tion that is given. Learn to re
cognize social obligations and
you will cease to hunt slights,
More difficult is it to trace lack
of success to your own failings,
Tho girl who is sweet when it
pleases her and rudely indifferent
at other times; the girl who takes
all and gives nothing, who nc
cepts favors as her due, yet neg
lects the common courtesy of a
call; the girl who abuses hospita
lity by conspicuous flirtations in
corners or by rudeness to other
guests; the girl who can only be
pleasant to men or to those who
she thinks can advocate her in
terests, may each and all be lion
estly surprised that invitations
grow fewer.
To answer truly, no matter
how that answer cuts deep, is
not given to most of us. It is a
trick worth cultivating, especial
ly when the question is the im
portant one, "Why am I not
liked?"
Almost invariably the secret
of being likqd is to be likable.
The girl who is honestly deter
mined to give pleasure not to
be pleased, which is something
quite different rarely falls short
of success.
If wo want to be liked, few of
us arc so unfortunate that we
fail, provided our desire to win
favor is not mere selfish policy
or mean currying of good will.
Often the girl who tries hardest
to be liked because of the bene
fits in store for popularity falls
short, where her less self-seeking
friend who is likable because she
herself likes others, not what
those others may give, wins out.
Don't get soured and pessimis
tic if you think your charms are
unappreciated. Make it your
business to be so agreeable that
liking cannot fail to come your
way. Ex.
Homer Davenport, the car
toonist, is on his way to Oregon
to give a lacture tour. While in
San Francisco Saturday he an
nounced that ho contemplates
publishing a weekly paper in
Portland. No details of this en
terprise were given out, as
Davenport is only considering
tho idea at present. It was in
Portland that Davenports sketch
es first appeared in the pages of
a newspaper.
For tho past week the Sump
ter Valley railroad has been haul
ing their cars to the summit at
Dixie and the mail has been ar
riving hero in the early evening.
It is not thought that this sche
dule will be continued, as the
snow is thawing and the road
bed being new it will be impos
sible to maintain any regular
service. - Blue Mt. Eagle.
This rifle Is built
for settled districts.
where good range nnd killine
pover arc desired, with safety
to the neighborhood.
The Plarfit .23-20 la a light, quick
handling, finely-balanced repeater,
with the solid top, closcd-ln breech
and side ejection features which make
fllurfljt guns safe and agreeable to
ube and certain In action.
It ;le made to ute the powerful new Mali
velocity Lrnoktlcaa loada with Jackaled
bullela Ei well ua the well-known black
powder and low nreaaure emokelcaa cart
rldKct, and la the Ideal rifle (or tarnet work,
ur wviwuiuhi, ireaec,
hawke, foe. etc, up
to 300 yarda.
Thla rifle and ammu.
intlon, nnd all ether
ZBaiti renkaleri, are
fully described In our
136-pate catalotr, Free
lor a atainpa pottage.
4J1ZI-LZAA
7ff2ffarji firearms Ca,
ii Willow Streetr NEW HAVEN. C0HN.
wmW7mm
1 QepeafngTfa
Fortify now against tho Grip
for it comes every season sure!
Proventics tho Candy. Cold Cure
tablets-offer in this respect a
most certain and dependable safe
guard. Proventicst at the "sneezo
stage" will, as well, also head oil
all common colds. Hut prompt
ness i3 all important Keep Pro
ventics in the pocket or purso,
for instant use. Box of -18 for
25c. Sold by Reed Bros.
E. B. Hill an extensive stock
man from southern Harney coun
ty, has been here for several
davs this week. Ho states that
there has been comparatively
littlo loss of stock this winter in
that portion of tho county. As
n matter of fact the winter
though long continued has been
exceptionally good for feeding
and stock have as a goneral thing
dono well. Blue Mt Eagle.
NOTICE
Any and all persons owing tho
firm of Hngey. Fenwick & Jack
son, either on account or note,
are horeby notified that all such
accounts nnd notes are now in
the hands of C. H. Leonard for
collection. Such persons are
hereby requested to.mako imme
diate settlement of tho same.
Dated Aug. pth, 1900.
Hagey, Fenwick & Jackson.
Iturni, Selection I.Ut Ho SI, Serial N0..OIUOI
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITKI) 8TATKS LAND OK KICK,!
llurns Oregon, January 1, lull).
Notice tshcroby Klven tint the Northern l'o
lllo Hallway Company, whose pvetottlro nd
drcea la HI Paul, Mfnneaota, haaou Ilia Will day
of Dceemtier, 1WN find In Ihleoltlce Itaappllca
lion to iclecl under the provisions of tho Art ot
Congress, approved July I, WS UW tt. M7.
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BttMofBEti
Ntt'Uof NVJJ
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Anvand all nersone Mainline adveraolv flic
Jamil described, or desiring to oblect because
ol the mineral character of the land, or far
anyothtr rtaaon.to (he disposal to applicant,
ahonlil file their affidavits of protest In thla
onice. 011 or tafora the I2th day of March
1910.
Wm KiitK, ltexliter.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho Strtto ot Ortt
KOti for Ilarnoy County.
C. II. Leonard nnd A. 0.1
Welcome I'MlnlMa
v.
Maurico KitzGerald, Kllxa
both FitzGoruld.hla wife,
J. G. StoTong, nnd Hon
Drown, Defendants
Sit II) 1110119.
To Maurico FitzGorald, Elltabotlt l'ltx-
Gerald liia wife, and J. G. Btovmia,
defendants abovo named:
In tho Xnme of tho State of Oregon,
jou nnd each of you are hereby required
tonpcnr and ansa or tho complaint filed
heroin against you in tho nbovu entitled
suit, on or boforo tho tth day of April,
1010, and if you fail to so answer, for
want thereof, tho plaintiff will apply to
tho nboo entitled Court for tho relief
prayed for in their complaint, that la:
That you and each of you bo required to
disclose tho naturo of your claim or
claims in or to tho East Half of North
east Quarter of Sec. (5), Township (22),
South Itango (35), E. W. M.. and the
East Half of Southeast Qnnrtor of Sec
tion (31!',Townshlp(31) South ilangeOfif
East of Willamette Meridian, In Harney
County, Oregon; that tho title to raid
premises bo determined, and tho rights
of tho parties to this suit bo adjudicated,
and that plaintiff's title to and possess
ion of said premises he quieted ngalnat
allndversoclalmsof defendants or either
cf them; for plaintiffs costs and dishurs.
mentshorein; nnd for such othor nnd
furthor relief as to equity may pertain.
This Summons is served by publica
tion by order of tho Hon. J, l Rector
County Judge of Harney County, Oregon,
duly made and ontored tho 4th day of
January, 1010; tho time prescribed for
publication Is six weeks nnd tho dato of
the first publication of this Summons Is
February 10th, 1010.
DALTON liKKlH AND O. II. LkO.NAIII),
Attorneys for riulntlUs
NOTICE OK SALE.
In tho County Court nf tho State of Oru
gon for Hornoy County.
In tho mattor of tho Estate of William
I). Iluclmnau, deceased.
Ilased upon tho veil (led petition of
George E. Iiuchannti, tho qualified and
acting administrator of tho estate ol
William D. IHiclianaii, deicascil, filed
herein, from which it appears to bo to the
best interest of tho said estate and nil
parties Interested therein, that the real
estate of said estato situate in the mid
county nnd state bo sold, as a whole nnd
described aa follews: VM NW; IA,j
BVJ$ and SHkf ; Section 0, T11. 22, It 32
E. W. M.
Notice Is lierohy xlven in pursuant
to an order of said Court duly
mi! lie nnd entered on thu 7th day of
March, 1010, to all person Interested In
the said estate; and particularly Ellen
J. lluclmnun widow, Jotephino Hjicncor,
William T. lJttchanan, HarTiutt J. liar-
rlaon, Joseph W, Itnchanuu, Amanda
.Martin, Eliza Martin, George I,, llueh
annn, nnd Mtmroo llttchanan, heirs 0'
tho said William I) Iluchaunn, (le
ctured; to appear bcJ.pr,o tho County
Court of said County and Stito, nttho
Court-room thereof, in said county and
slate, on tho 2nd day of May, 1010, at 10
o'tlock In thu forenoon of suld day,
then and thoro to show catieo, if any
they havo why an ordor us prayed for In
tho petition should not bo granted to
the said administrator to sell all of tho
real estate of the said estate nt either
public or privalo salo for tho purposes
mentioned In said petition, as ho shall
Jttdgo to bo for the best Interests of said
estate and all parllos interested tlioreln:
This notice Is ordered published onco
a week for four succes'lvo weeks In Tho
Tlmoa-IIcrnld, a nowtpaper printed and
published at Hums, Oregon, In aald
County tho first publication thereof Sat
urday, March 12, 1010, tho last publico,
tion AprllO, 1010.
Dated tills 7th day of Mnrch, 1010.
aiJOUOE h. IIUOHANAN,
Arimlnletrntor.
NO TltKSPASSINO.
Hunting is forblddon upon my
plnco ntljolniiift Burns. TroBpiiPR
rei will be pronooutod.
O. II. VOKGTLY
t)o l.ttt No. Mi Hums Mil No, OHM.
NOTIC1C KOH PUBLICATION
UMTKII STATIC. I.ANIIOKrMOIC,
1 Hun a. Oregon, February IS, 1910.1
Notice It hereby; iilvcn that tlio Northern
Per Ma Hallway Company, whose pojlofnce
address Is Ht, Paul, Mltim-s la, lias this lull
tiny nt February lviotllcd In Ihle office lis a
plltatlon tiieolcclundo lh provisions of Hie
pi 111 uoiiKresi.nppnncu jiny 1, ibvi iv oi.
AliT. (1J0J
HW'NU48etilO,T, IS8,, tt. 31 R. ,
HKH 8 ' and l,ol 1 Pec. R, T, ill 8, It. Mt, R ,
W M.
Any ami all pcraiitu clalmln a.lrnraoly the
lamia ileaerlbcil, or itcilrlnc In objsel lieratue
ot Ilia mineral character ol tlio latnl, or for
anr other reaaon, to tho illipoaal to ipllcut,
hiiuht 11 lo their alllilavlla ol iinilMl In thla
oltlie, on or liotora Ihe xlmtlon ol tho
tierioo. nt piiu uration, ....
1 Wm. ran, ltexliter,
ritat pilli'l ll(m March A, 1010.
Uil tuitilliatlon April i. IvlO.
NOTICIC FOR PUULIOATION.
(Iiolatcl Tract )
l'UHI.lOI-ANDHAI.K.
UNtTKtl8TTCINUOrrlCa I
llurtti, Oregon, Februarr H, tli. I
Nollcola hereby iilvn that, aiillrecteithy
il,i:iiitnlal,uur nf Ihnlleneral IjiiuI Otllco,
uiulor the pmyialona of tho Act of Congreia
aiiprovcl JUBOV7, WO inlHIatl ,617,1, wa will
niter at pnullo ttlo to the hUheat blitiler. at
10 o'clocV a m , on thnlMml itay of Uarch, 1410,
atlhu unite, 1110 ioiiowhir iieicriueu ikhu
hW It NWJi Hee. 'X, T Sit .. It, 81 K. W. M
tiiiuter applrcatlon No. 0:r.W
A,.v ..nrsnn nlalnilnv atlverialr thu aboVO'
deicrlbcil latula are ailylaeit to flln their
elalina or objection! 011 or uoioro mo uiu
iletlKiiateit lor aale.
Ww. Khr. Itesliter
Fnt.HK tuyar, ttecelyer.
NOTICIC KOU PUBLICATION.
tjHITUD STATta Uni. Orrirx
llurni Orrton, February i, 1910.
Notice la hereby slvon that tho Htate of Ore
run haa nleil In thlt Oltlce It alipllcatlotl
(Serial No inlTtl) to aelect, under the pnnUliMii
of the Act of Uoniireai, apiroeil Annual 14. ISIH,
ami acli anppleniental ami amendatory tlioro
to, 1 tie
NW l$ it oc 43, T, 21 8., It. 30 K., W. M
Anrandall teraona clalmliii aderely the
landadeacilbvd.or dealrlns; to object lcatiae
ot tho mineral character ol the laud, or lor any
other raitiir. to the dlanoaat to apidlcani.
hould HI their alTliHMH ol proteit In thla
oillcc, on or beloro Ihoetplratlon of the jwlod
nipiiuitcaiioii.
Wu.Karhk, Klater,
Flrat publication February li llilO,
Lail publication March III, IVIO,
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of Ore-
Uiii for tho County of Harney.
'Atitbn Egll, I'lalntlff,
'' va
Angelo Mathews nnd J. W. Tattorson,
Dolendauts.
To AiircIo Mathews and J. W. 1'ntter-
sou, Defendants:
In tho namo of the State of Oregon;
You nre heroby required to apjionr ami
answer thu complaint In the above on
titled action on or before tho 20h day of
March, 1010, and If jou fall so to answer
for want thereof, tho plaintiff will take
Judgment ngnlmt you for tho sum of
Six hundred sixty six dollars besides in
tercat thereon slnco thu tlrat day of
August 1W8 nt tho rate of -I por cent per
annum and tho costs and disbursements
of the action and for nn order of salo of
attached proorty.
This publication la mado for six sue
cessivo weeks by order of Hon. J. I'.
Hector, County Judge, ilnly made and
entered in tho abovo untitled causo thu
20th day of January, 1010, and the first
publication of this summons 6th day of
Kobruary, 1010.
WII.I.IAMMIELKK,
Attorney for plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In thu Circuit Court nf the Statu of Ore
gon for Harney County.
O. II. Leonard nnd A. O,
Welcome rialnltHe.
vs.
Miittriro I'ltiOernld, Ellra- Summons.
both MUgerald, his wife
J. (1. Stevens and Hon
llrown, Defendants. J
To Maurico I'ltiOernld, Elitabetli Fltr-
Gerntd, Ids wifo, nnd J. Q, Stovcna,
defendants abovo named :
In tho Namo of tho State of Oregon,
yon nnd each of you nro horeby required
to nppenr and nnswor tho complaint filed
herein against you In tho abovo entltlod
suit, on or boforo tho -tthtlayof April,
1010, and If you fall to so answer, for
want I hereof, thu plaintiffs will apply
to tho abovo entitled Court for thu relief
prayed for In their complaint, that Is:
that yon and each of you bo required to
disclose tho naturo of your claim or
claims In or to the Southwest Quarter of
Section (5), In Township (21), Boutli
Itango Gl'-'JSl East of Willamette Mori-
dlnn, In Harney Comity, Oregon; that
the title to aald premises bo determined,
and thu rights of the partlea to this suit
bo adjudicated, and that plaintiff's tltlo
to nnd possession of said promisor) be
quioted against all adverse claims of
defendants or either of them ; for plain
tiirs costs and disbursements' herein ;
and for such other and fuitlier relief us
to equity may pertain.
This Sumiuonsls served by publication
by order of tho Hon. J, I'. Itector Coun
ty Judge of Hartley County, Oregon,
duly made nnd entered tho Ith day of
January, 1010; thn time prescribed for
publication is six weeks and tho data nf
the first publication of this Summons la
February 10th, 1010.
Dai.tom Hiooh anii C, II. J.konahii,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
JOHN ROBINSON
Slock Inspector, Harney County.
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Religious' Sen Ice.
Tho following are Rov. A. J.
Irwin's regular preaching ap
pointments for tho year 11)10.
Burns the third and fourth
Sundays of each month nt 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunset School IIouso nt 10:.'!0
a. m. tho first Sunday of each
month.
Nnrrows at II p. m. and 7:30
p. m. tho first Sunday of each
month,
Waverly nt 10 a. m. tho second
Sunday of each month.
Lnwen at 3:30 p..m. and 7:30
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month.
Denstend School IIouso at 3 p.
m. the third Sunday of each
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m.
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first and second Sundays in each
month. Sunday School at 10 a.
m. every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening.
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JOB PRINTING
Tho TIuk'h.IIitiiIiI Ik l'u'pnml In tin lh Very llrat nnd
MiikI Snt Inflict nry Work in thin lint'. Wo lintc nil tlir
LATEST TYPE FACES
nnd a very Complete Line
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
Blue Mountain Rapid Transit Line
Operating from Austin via l'rairic City, John Day, Catiyou City lo If urnsOrcgon
xj days from U.tkei Cily to Murits, Oregon.
Four nnd six horse stock and covered coaches
the entire distance Itailroad to Hums 105 miles
For rales ask
llftjff TUKWINDSOJI
GIBSON &
iJgA
Main St.,
BURNS MILLING CO.
MORTON & SAYER, Propts.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring,IVioulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Good Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
THE ANDERSON HOTEL
MR. nnd MKS. CI1AS..ANI)nUSON,Slropts.
Wo nro pleased to tuinounco to our olil-timo friends
ami customers that wo lmvo mrriiu taken chnrgo of
our hotel. Wo just completed ronovnliiiK tho on
tiro builtlinff ami you will find the old-timo homo
comforts when you call. Wo hopo to seo you soon.
The old favorite Family Hotel where quests rcci-lve
Special Attention anil Good Service.
SOU I II BURNS, OREGON-Near Fair Grounds.
THE Tl IVIES-HERALD
Job Printing.
L. WOLDENBERG, Manager.
Oa,:o.3ro:n. .City, Orogfori.
Blncksmidiing and
iiorseshoing.
Wagon Work
COOLEY AUTO
EVSATIC BRAKES
Burns, Or6efon,
lMlOFBBBIONAL CARDS.
Wm. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. '
llurna, Oregon,
llooinii S nnJ 0 Odd Follow Building
G.A. REMBOLD
Attornoy-ttl-Law,
Burns, Oregon
OIiiih. I-l. Ixjoriard,
Attoiinkv-at-i,aw,
Uaroful nttontlon ciyon to Oolloo-
lions nnd ItonI KBtnto innttori.
l'lro Inpuranco.
Notnry I'ubllo
fiUHNH, OlIKOON.
QKO. B. SIZEMORB,
ATTOHNKY,
"", OKKaOK
Collection, Lnd liutlixu, and Ileal
Katate matter (iromrtUatUndad to.
CHARLES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
Bums, - - Oregon
Practice In tho Stato Court and be
fore tliu U. H..Ijiik1 Office.
A. W. GOWAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
SUUo Courtfl and United States
Land Office Practice
Three doors South of tho
Harney County National Bank
Burns, Oregon.
J. LU. GBARY
I'lnnlclnn nnd Hurgeou.
HuriiH, - - - Oregon.
Ofllru iii now building south of Welcome
liaruea uliop, Main St.
' Phone Main 86.
DENMHN & DENMnfl,
Physicians and Surgeons
C'nlla nuiwuroil pruinptly night or day.
Thouo Ilurrlman.
Harrlman, Oregon
MARSPEf. & GRIFFITH
I'fiynlelaiiH ntid Surgeom.
IIUKN8, OltEdbN.
h. E. HIBBRRD
Olllca first door cast photo tjallory
Uurua, Orcon.
W. C. BROWN,
ZDS3Sri,IS1,-
IIUHMS, OhKIOK.
Oilicu In new land office building, next
door north of post office.
HOCIRTIK8.
IIAHNXY I-OIKIK, NO. 77, I. O O T.
Mecla ererx Sturday la odd Fallow Hall
al7:soptn. r. A. I'ole,
Arnr llorlon, Bacretarr. N. Q.
IIUHNHl.Uli(iKNO.y7, A P. A U.,
Mirlavtvr) flrat aud third alurla)r lu eh
iix.tit It. J. K, lKgan. W. M.
Thoa, Huera, Hucrctar) .
HAUNKV VAM.KY CAllI' No Ml, W,0 w.
ilectaoTcrr Aral audi
C,
n, A. Ooan, Clerk.
Uvcta everr Aral aud arond.Tuaadar.
u. n. jaci.iaiD, com.
I1UUN8 CIIA1TKK NO. 40,O. K. 8.
Mvcta tvary second and (nnrth Uoudaya, lu
Maaonlellall. Kra Orrd. W. ti.
(ianrl Uowan, Socratarjr.
riVLVIA KE1IKKA1I UEORKK No.il.
UiielteTcrjrlatandSd Wcdnasdar,
!.H.Ii.lldKM 8.e'y. "' Co,-" -
TUI.K CIIICI.K Xo. 165, W. ol W.
Mvcta everjr fourth Tutadar.
. . . Maud llorlon, O. If.
lleilor Ooodmau, clerk.
$1500 Reward!
Tti Oreion Call
forula and Narada
Lite Stuck I'rolao
lion AaaocUtlon, of
which the under
slrned la a member
will giro tl.000 00
reward lorerldmce
leadlni; to the ar.
real and eonrlclloo
ol any party ur par
lleastMllnchoraei, cattle or mules be
lonrtnrtoanrof lla
members.
in addition to the above, the underlined of,
fora on tlo sanio condition IMM.00 for all horeea
brnmlcd horao ihnebarou both or either Jaw
llraud recorded In cUht countlee, Itanre liar
lu'jf.'Uko and t rook counties. Iloraes Tented
u lion told,
None but iirown liurtct iold,nd only lalarte
Imnrlioi.
W. W, 1IHOW N, rile, Oresou
e
Tiy XTs
Wu collect uvurywhoru and make n
clinrnu nnli sa collection Islmulo, We
pluuuu our clients
Add rune
Moiiuan Mkhoantilk Co.,
Kuuton llldic,, 1'ortUud, Oru.
The Harney Valley Brewing" Co.
Manufacturers of
:n-ui:r Boda ,V7tex"
Family Trad Solicited FrlDcllvery
T. C. Jff NKIN8. Manager
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co.
T1MB TAllf.B NO. 30 IN KiTIK T
JUNK 14, 100S.
Weal llonnil. V.ant Hound,
Nn 1 I'am n. in. No, 2 1'nrn p. m
0:30 Lv linker Oily Ar fi SO
9:35 " Boutfi llnkor f.v &:26
0:68 ' 'Hilllibiiryf " 0 00
10:01 " I)ckliBrH 'MM
10:07" Tlioinpiont ' 4:02
10tl7 " Stoddard Jnnctlont " 4 -15
10:22" 'WntorToiikt "4:40
10:32" 'Doan'i Spurt " 4:33
10:30 " McEwont " 4:
10:55 " JUNOTIONt " 4:10
11:10" Humptcr " 4:M
11115" MUNOTIONt "3:60
11:40" Biinimltt " 3i30
NOON
12:00 " OI. Cntnpt " 3 if,
P.M.
18:05 " Wliltnej-t " 3.00
12140" TIlTONt "2:40
1:10 Ar Auitln "2:10
Stop on algnnln only. $No nKent.
Tlckota lulled only for Hlationa uhcrt
tralnt nre rcIiimIiiIoiI to mnku rognlar
topi, rseunKer must pureliue tick
U wlicro agentauxlat Itoforo entering
tralnaor25 conla In nddltlon to tlio rn
gular fare will bu cliarKCd.
josurir a. wi:st, Supt
GHANTOEODE8, Awt. Bopt.
EVEN
ARMS
wo for vale by all progressive
Hardware and Sporting
Goods Merchants
ci ml
DAN IthAItD'S fjilenJitx tnrt
"CONS AND CUNNING '
will lie mailed postpaid ai y
applicant liy J bTEVENi Amis
& Tool CouiMsr, Liiicopco
Falls, Mars., upon
r I, f of ptlce.
For paper cour uli
tion forward ?0 cents ,
iorclo'.li lieu ill lok
send ?0 cents
Wrijrcn
'oru i
tjil'3.1 vj
J. STEVENS
ARMS & TOO! "
r. O. Bi 4M9
CUttfi lh a.
Diarrhoea
When you want a quick cure without
any lots of lime, and one that la followed, I
try no bad results, use
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and!
Diarrhoea Remedy
It never fatla and U pleasant to taio.
It la equally valuable for children. It Is
famous for Its cures over a largo part ol
the dvflUcd world.
JOHN GEM UIiIILIXCrv
Jowelor. Opticitvu, aiul
Entrravox
Fint; Watch Repairing A Spu
cialty. Don't lUik ercn a pruii) tinUI health ntumi
And I mean u.t eiartlf tl nt
lam tho one phTalrlnuhutaTatntliolck, "1
will, out of mr on n iocL't. ui (or i our uiudl
etna It It lull. tolirlnit jou liclf1
And for SO years Ir Bhoop's medicines hare
Get Health
Iwn luvd and recnninieudeil In rrnrjr city nnil
naniuiin Ainericn iner aro roiin 1 ir a lAnt
ard In ftury cumniuutty and tinDwIurvi
Thuiwhi tn the ra.li. mid at y ur n.k, for
other uiiuarmtittHl iiiki inuvrtnln lii,tlirlni
ThouaaiitU hihiii thouaiimU ho In tho pail
(ucreumiiy iiMti nr mioons Hi tnramo
W hen U M- VBH ihhcIi mm
or tho lltert -J r. A or Kiiln
norTs full, r" H IT 4 T theaoalcLoin
k now how 9 H eiS uulckly I r
whoop's Ho- atomlivowii
brine UienibacktnhenHhsimln Hut U-atotn"
Uiey poatllvely take 110 lnuutyri 1. huMir
They know that when benlih fills ton uirn Ur
KhiKin will hlniMilf irlmUi ivii thi ilritniri.t fot
that le.t And lorthnt tote full Ju 4 y Uvul.
mini la irceiy amnuti
Hut rite mo tint for nn ot d r
Tills will unoililar and illNiptHilntment
All dnnraUli wll rir flinoti's IteMomtho and
ur. Mioop a sean a iiueumaiir
authorlriHlto Bl O BN H tlio
day te.t r-o IJ D Hu K M il iiiiiioiillii
llumeily. but BB rffo. m mi am no
.Mi an hnuekt and rpMHtnxltilti driiL'irl.t lu iilimu.1
avery community, euryiliuro, to Isjuo my "no
ueip, iio pay, iiimiciiu'S hi 1110 au k
Tull ma nlMi wlili li bonl ynu 11 itl,
The bnola Inlaw 111 sun 'J 11 up new and
helpful Ideas to BT thouo Mini nn
notwell lVvldes In , a n you nro Inner!
ly free to consult B87 3 fUf me Ju-t ns you
would our IB Kll t homo ulirsle.
Ian, Uy advleo JS and the book
below are yours and Ithout cot
Perhaps a wort or two fioui im Mill clear ur
oino serious nllnu nt Ihnxuh i d Ihoiusindt
uiHintliouuunls li lu) jnlute pr ipiioiior
personal advice plan, Jl Ut effort Uaurvl)
Afterwards
worth your simple rvnnn t. Po write now n hlle
von lunolt ftvsti In mind (or tomorrow liuer
ooinui. l)r HIhhip. llox 1-!, luulue, Ms,
WkLk I.k Stall I S.es Tct
No.lOnliysripsIa No 4 For Women
No, 3 On tho Heart No a For Men
No. 3 On tho Kidneys Nn 0 On lthoiuuatlsin
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