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APtTAL JOmALi SALrar onE(j
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' Jte'SmmMmmimMSMtk 1 " ' pleasure In stating that! have been cured ot catarrh by Peruna. 'BbIESs vK
JMIfo'wlmmMiifMm This disease made my lite miserable, especially In the morning, when I MssssssssssssTssssmsiW
..sHsHsusssssaV iiKPPm ' ''ad l cough and spit nnd make every effort to clear my throat and air lUiHF
ffisisususususW tSaslifllfo ' T 3a passages. This remedy cured me promptly and I recommend It most M- sslSrs
SglfflH P iWlit V lsusS h'XMy to persons afflicted with this terrible disease," Jam susuak iaPr
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HHHHBdBMV ""1 " HR Health Restored Pc-ru-ttn Tor General Debility. "I nm now no Hl (HFv ammsssssssssssssaV
gHPKSBligllHliMS) 4K laSSl Uy Pcru-nn. M". M. W. Soffel, 812 Matagorda St., longer taking -jaHA. "" 1LHiHfcBk
BIigggHg.ig&gHvM!lJS Ml" Dell (i J5a" Antonio, Tex., Peruna, but, It jP95auvassssssssssssssssW WKi
WJBSSffliligiiggggggBgB-TigtfJlHW Strocbe.TlOHlclf "I have used Peruna for general dc tlio n ocoul ty wSfiUlHVPHkg J glHvglllH
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The Utmost Confidence In Peruna.
Hon.C. 0. Brooks, Mayor of Sunbury, Ohio, also At
wrnoy ror Jb'armors' Bank and Sunbury Uulldinc
Loan Co., writes:
"I have the utmost confidence In the virtue of Peruna,
"It Is a great medicine.
"I have used It and I have known manv of mv friinrt
Kiiuuavc oowinca oenciictaf results irom Its use.
"i cannot praise Peruna too highly. "
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Colds In Head. Throat and Chest.
I Mm. Lucy Hoy, 674 Otn Ave., Droolc
rQi.i.. writes:
ul am thoroughly convinced that
Peruna Is everything that 1t It said
be,
I "It cured mo of a cold which lmug on
lor over two months and which had me
irtitly worried. Poruna, though, acted
lke miRlu und I earnestly recommend
UiiUiufforors."
Health Restored
By Pc-ru'tin.
Miss Delia
Strocbe,710Hlch-
mond street, Ap
ple ton, Wis.,
writes:
"For soveral
years I was in a
run-down condi
tion, and I could
And no relief
from doctors and
medicines.
'I could not
enjoy my moals
and could not
sleep at night.
"I had heavy dark circles about tho
eyes. .My friends wero much alarmed.
"I was advised to givo Peruna a trial
and to my Joy I began to Improve with
tho first bottlo.
"After taking six bottles I felt com
pletely cured,
"I cannot say too much for Peruna as
a medicine for women in a run-down
condition."
Pc-ru-nn Tor General Debility.
Mrs. M. W. Soffel, 812 Matagorda St.,
San Antonio, Tex., writes :
l have used Peruna for general de
bility and have found It ery bene-
ticiai."
Mr. William II. Swltxor, S6 E
street, Now York City, wrttei:
"I was troubled with catarrh of the
throat particularly and suffered consid
erably as a result thereof for a period of
about five years, ami my genera) health
was affeoted.
"Three ear ago 1 wa forced to give
up buitnoii. and took up my rcildenco
In tho Western country, looking for re
lief in a change of climate at well as a
change in tho method of trtatment for
my ailment.
"I had known of Peruna before but
my bollof soemed to lie In prlvato treat'
ment.
"Aftor much expense, both here and
in the West, 1 was Induced by a friend
in Chicago to try Poruna.
"I bogan tho uso ot same whilst there
and continued It for about flvo wtoks,
nt tho end ot which tlmo I returned to
New York, both well and happy,
"I nm now no
longer taking
Peruna, but, It
tho no co si i ty
should again
arise, I shall re
nte m So r Its
friendship
"Furthermore,! Pc-ru-na Recommended For Couihs and Colds.
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pleased to sneak
a word In favor
of this excellent
remedy."
Recommends
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Miss Theresa A. Lund, Kec'v Alpha
Lodge, No. 1103, M. 11. A., Marlnotto,
Wis., writes i
PrlncoJcnah Kalanianaole. 1628 K strcot. N W.. Wash-
ington, I). C, Dolcgatoln Congress from Hawaii, writes t
can cheerfully recommend your Peruna as a very
effective remedy for coughs,colds and catarrhal trouble.'
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"I have used your Peruna for catarrh
and have found It to be all that you
claim for It, I cheerfully recommend
Peruna to any ono sutfiiring from ca
tarrh, as I bellve that, as In my oAio, It
will prove a suro euro."
Rives Pc-ru-na Credit
Mr Jamss I), King, Alamo Hotel,
Colorado Springs, Col., member You
mans of America, writes:
"1 had to como hero on aoootinl of
lung trouble and found that my recov
ery was very slow.
"A friend suggested that 1 try Peruna
and I did so. I began to Improve very
rapidly and I kept right on uiin,; It. In
four months my lungs were all healed
and my cough all gono.
"I feel that much or Dm tiredlt is duo
to Purtuia and I am pleased to on
dorso It."
For free medical advice, address Dr.
H. II. llartman, President of tho Mart
in an Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio,
TUKttK aio some thing! which are m
suro as tato, and can bo relleon to
occur to at least one-halt of the hutaaa
family unless moans oro takin to pr
vent,
Pint, colds not promptly cured art)
suro to caiuo Catarrh.
Second, catarrh improperly treated U
suro to mak life short and miserable.
The Destructive Power of Catarrh.
Catarrh sparos no organ or function of
ho body.
It la capable ot destroying sight, taste,
smell, hearing, dlgostlon, secretion, as
similation and uxcrsllon,
Itnorvadcsovory part of th human
body, head, throat, stomach, bowels,
bronchial tubes, lungs, liver, kidneys,
bladder and othtfr pelvic organs,
The Curative Pewcr ef Pc-ru-na.
There la no fact Id popular medical
science better established than that a
teaspoontul ot Peruna beforo eaoh meal
will surely lessen tho danger of cittok
lug cold,
Now, slnco this 1s true, and oxpr Unc
bears It out most forcefully, thousands
ot lives would bo saved, and tuns ot
thousand ot cases ot chronic catarrh
prevented by this slniplo precaution
Trlthln roach ot every one.
Peruna Is not simply a palliative to
rollovo some of tho distressing symp
toms. Itlirlngs'pormanenl relief.
Gained Thirty Petsmta h Weight, t
Mr. John 0. Hussoll, 810 County St.,
Portsmouth, Va., wrlK-s, regarding his
wife's case, as follows i
"1 thought 1 would b doing but Jus
tlco to your great mcdlclnr) to tell yott
what It has dono for my wife.
"Two years ago tho doctor nailed at
onr housoonan ararsgoof threo times
week In attendance upon my wlto wha
rs suffering from scuto Indlgvstlon.
"While on a visit to sumo friends she
had an attack and 1 propared to go tor
the doctor wlion our friend proposed
Poruna.
"1 gsvs hst a dots, repeating It In a
half hour and her psttts ptiisd away,
Hlnce mat unie in wits has gainst)
thirty pound,
"W are ntvsr out of Peruna When
the children or 1 hats a cold we Ua
someot mamma's Peruna,
"1 find that It has cut my doctor bills
down to almost nothing."
Thousands ef Testimonials.
Wo have on file thousands of tostt
montals like the onos given hore.
We can glvo our rosders only a alight
glimpse of tho vast array of unsolljlteU
endorsements we aro rocelvlng over
month.
Probably no other physician In tks
world has recelvod such a volume of
Ihuslasttc lettors of thanks as Ur
llartman (or Poruna.
UR CANDIES
Have you tried thorn Intoly?
CHOCOLATES
Much b'ttor thnn other ninkw.
Mk for our Ico Cream Chocolatos.
poy reach norfoctlon.
.V I10.NS NOUGAT
Krnm kisses.
TAFFIES, ETC.
Always a llttlo sunorlor. Box
Candy wiion you buy n box of can-
r be Bitro It has tho stamp of tho
IWonet'i Passfs Airny.
Mrs. Litclndn Jarvla Anderson,
wlf of J. F. Anderson, died Thurs
day ovenlng nt th family home on
Howoll Pralrlo, of pnaiiiuoiiln, nnd
tho funeral will he held from the
lato home tomorrow (Sunday) at 10
o'clock a. m. Tho burial will ho In
tho Mt. Hope comotory, ton mllea
onst of Snlom, Rov. P. S. Knight, of
this city, conducting tho service.
Mrs. Anderson was bom In Virgin
lold "Ounld h, d. ..oii... la. Novomber 7. 1S32. Sho.wna mar-
Jrlod to Mr. J. F. Anderson Novem-
rijlfpr' Rt nndlO-Jc'lw . 1S5i' at Hurllngton. Iowa. She
Mlll LSUUlCld wns ft wonJn wh0 had n Unw 0rPu
Confectioners nnd linkers. of warm frlonds, nnd wna erer ready
f0 State St. Thono 187 to lond a holplng hnnd and loving
Oysters, Lunchos. Salads. Our sympathy
Jach room open from 12 to 12.
he Leading
Jewelry and Optica! Store.
Easy to find; only one on
marked in plain figures.
Bosldos the husband she Is sur
vived by the following children: Mrs
W. L. Slmernl, of Macleay; Mr. Solo
mon Anderson, of Macleay; Mr. Geo.
Anderson, of Pratum; Mrs. Llzalo
Floherer, of Denmark, la., and Mrs.
W. L. Slmeral, and tho following sis
tnrar Mrs. Jano Jarvls Hurklorond,
Commercial Street; Goods Mrs. Louise Bock, of Danville, la-.
'and Mrs. Harriot lunio, ann a uruwi-
or. Mr. Woaley Jarvls. Tho granu
chlldron are: Loroy J. Slmoral, of
Macleay; Ilnymond nnd George Slm
eral, of Salem: Myrtlo Slmeral Tay
lor, McMinnvllle; Mrs. Jamoa rionr
er, Margarlo. Maxwell, Dorothy and
Alta Flohror. Mlddleton, la.; Carl
Anderson, Macleay, and Bruce An
derson. Pratum, and ono great grand
son, Wilton Junior Slmeral, Maoleay.
Sir. and Mrs. Andorson celobrated
tholr golden wedding anniversary
Sunday. Novombor 4th, of this year,
and It was a most enjoyable event
has. H. Hinges
Jeweler and Gradute Op-
Wan. Next Door to Capi
tal National Bank.
DO NOT
OVERLOOK
Our atfciulid stock of seu-
""uuuio groceries and pro
lsIosu when In quest of dell
clesi and bolld foods for that
Thanksgiving Dkwer
awo bear to mted tlut we
w aolo agests for tbo cele
bratea Baker's Barrtogtoa UaU
cffe, and Upton'a cbolco
bals of teas, yours for good
values, aad square dealing.
H. M. Branson
432 State st
Troiihlo for Stump Collertom,
The time la near for the awarding
of contracts for the printing of pos
tage stamps ror the coming year,
and there la a rumor which bodes III
to the collector of Btannn. It la aald
that the (HMtmaater general
favorably on n project to adopt dis
tinctive stamps for oach of the six
cltlea which-excel the other In huai
neea. The stamps sold In the next
eighteen cities would havu, by the
same plan, stamps Identlral In de
sign but bearlns the names ot me
city In which they were sold. Thus
stampe of any demnomlnntlon would
he divided Into twenty-five classes,
those sold In the largeet cltlea. twen
ty-four In number, nnd those sold In
all the rest of the country.
One reason aaalgned for the propo
sition Is that the salary of postmas
ters Ih ninny offices depends partly
upon the number of stnmps Hold. It
Is suspected that somo postmasters
Induce frlonds In othor oltlivs to buy
stamps of thotn In order to Inorouse
their salaries. If tho stamps bore
the name of the city whore thoy
wore sold this could not be done
without dlscovory. A postmaster
who could prove that ony large pro
portion of tho stamps on matter mail
ed at his office was purchased In an
other city, and that ho was thus do
fraudod of a part of tho rovenue to
n-hih ho wns entitled, could find a
wny to correct tho matter.
If there Is no other practical od
vantage to tho new schomo, It would j
Increase
own atnmpa. It Is hard to suo whoro
tho thins: would stop. This In prob
ably the fatal defect to the plan. To
he compelled to use common stumps
of Its own would be u grlevnnoe
enough cities would resent to com
nel aonuruMiloniil action nunliist tho
look PropoilUon. Chicago Tribune.
o
A Wool Wn.ilng Monopoly,
Vorvlors also onjoys a monopoly
ot tho wool washing of tho world
Tho periodical large sale ot wool at
Autworp are always nltended by the
Vervlors wool washers, who are thore
to arrange conditions with the buy-
era for the wnshlnic of tho snmo.
Whole trulnlnads of wool aro sent
to Vervlem after these sales. Tho
wool sold tit Antwerp Is termed tho
"Hiiuuos Ayrea." After washing, tho
wool ylolds about 3ft per cent. In
tho balo the (leooe of eaoh Huoop' Is
separated. Tho quality ot tho wool
differs noeordlnff to tho part of tho
sheep from which tl Is takon. At tho
washing establishments the sorters
aro charged to carefully separato
eaoh quality beforo washing. Tho
wool from Australia Is Oner and
gives a superior yield to that of tho
Buenos Ayros. But whatever quality
It may bo, It Is always sent to Vor
vlors to bo washod.
Thinking that tho skill of tho Ver
vlors workmon, trained for genera
tions In this sort of work, was alone-
responsible for the good results ob
tained, foreign manufacturers In-
?
Slabwood
DELIVERED
ON SHORT NOTICE
The Chas. K. Spaukling Milling Co.
ggggigigigigimimtiinitiiiiiif
GET ONE?
duced the rnoro expert tu on lot their
i,n nnttn ramming tnr & emmov. tho exnorimoni was uosny. '
increase mv ,.w.. ....- .... -. .---.. - . ---.
time, slnco no collection would bejfor ovon with tho Vorvlors workmon
completo
without twenty-Are
full .tbo wool washing was n failure.
being nttouded by relatives from arJgot8 of etnn)pi,. The republic of San waters of tho rlror Glleppe, etorrd
and near. Mrs. Anderson was then Mttrlno a few yoara ago entirely paid .In a largo reeerrlor, the building
quite well, and her death comos as a,for t0 erecton of a new govornroontwhloh cost about ? 1. 300.000, Is the
Wo liave sumyled tbo city vikh WH4 Koo Flour. If yon M aot
get a mfile, rail at the ooo A OKt ONK.
Wliert you buy flour bo sura H Is like tfte sample,
Tho ii
orrd J! 1,1
WILD ROSE. FLOUR
(X) a sack at all grocivs, Hado frot old HKettt, too.
f llllllltlimHII fll3f ftHH ifllHHI
sad blow to hor family.
. o-
Constlpntlon.
Health Is absolutely impossible, If
n.Mntfnn be Dresent. Many seri
ous cases ttf liver and kidney com
nlalnt havo sprung from neglected
constipation. Such a deplorable con
dition Is unnecessary. Thore Is a oure
tor It. Herblne will speedily remedy
inattcra. C. A. wnasay, i - -. -
.. t. i 1905:
son, ria., wniea. "-
Having used Herblne, I nno u a
fine medlclno for constipation." 50c
a bottle. For la by " uru6
store.
palace by selling a souvenir Issue of successful accessory to tho efficient
.a . a I lirnllll w H on in - i n nno rwi
stamps, and tne commoraoranTo i-( uiui, .v mw m ..
sues In connection with American ex- cal composition of this water Btrea a
,,iinn hv Increased the revenue perfect oleanlng. a result not ob-
for the time being. After the col
lectors aro all supplied It Is not llke-
talned elsewhere.
It la a known
fact that, while
jy that any larger number of stamps Fronob and Hnglisli goods are much
will bo sold than used. The reward ( admired In Belgium, foreign tnanu
of tho government then will bo tho(noturers buy woolen goods at Ver-
possibility of the detection of fraud- viers, wnion moy return io neigium
ulent sales. tot 6U,C' ,1Djer an English or French
Cities among tbo favored twenty-1 label. The employers resent the
four would probably bo pleased with emigration of expert cloth makers to
dhtflctlro stamps. It Is not likely 'competing counties, but the work
that the cities Just below the limit inen point, In extenuation, to the ap
would rest until they, too, bad their prentice system, Tho manufacturers
take Into their establishments young
men. sous of wealthy parents, who de
sire to learn cloth manufacturing,
who pay about 1500 a year for about
three years.. This builds up compe
tition, for when theso young men
master the Industry they open up
rival establishments. Consular He
port. ,. ,p-
Xot Like a Wohws.
"I wauter to return dls dog to do
gout Wat owns bloi," said the tough
young mucker at the door. "I seen
'.la u.l In At. nnmir
1.V MV. .M UW g.M.1...
"How did you guess It was 'a gV
that put tho ad In?" asked the lady.
"Because It said: 'No questions
asked.' " Philadelphia Press.
.. i o " '
Two ThoHifhU.
"I want a business stilt now,"
said Blop.y, "1 was thinking ot
something in tbo way of a small
plaid."
"And I." replied tho tailor Wt
help thinking of something In the
way of a small check." PhlUsW
phla Ledger.
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