Sedalia Times

THE EIGHT GREAT INDICTMENTS. The following was taken from the court-Ax of Chicago, of which we re- fer for benefit of our readers. Booker T Washington has created a national sedition by accepting an invitation to din with the President of the United States. He had an honor accorded him that is not often extended to me with "Prof." But let us remind Prof Washington that there is one place that he cannot enter and be served. When he goes to Indianapolis he might create another stir. There is a barber shop in that city owned and controlled by a Mr Knox, the distinguished editor and platform speaker. Another Booker may be permitted to pu. President Roosevelt's farks a d spoors in his mouth, but unless he turns pure white, he will never the honor of having one of Mr Knox's razors used on his face in that shop. Mr Knox is now out lecturing Gregoes and riding in "James Crow" ears, but he has left orders at the shop not to let Bro Booker come there and get his black face shaved and kinky hair. You have made it professor, from the backwoods of the South to a seat at the dinner table in the White House, and somebody said that you had come a long way. But let us tell you that there is a since longer than that—from the dinner table of the president of this great nation to a seat in the barber shop of George L Knox. Hope you will make it, and if you do, the next place for you heaven—Ec. A. B. W H Carter, editor and publisher of THE TIMES, extends to his friends garments and enemies a happy and successful new year. Also thanks them one and all for all favors shown him during the past year, hoping that all may continue giving us their support, thereby enshaping us to make our paper bigger, better and more prosperous than ever. During the past year we have drown all in our power to aid our people in every respect, politically, socially and in a business way, and have been enabled and even cursed by many. But we realize that success is only btahled by these who hold on. Our paper has not been at all times just what we would like to have it, but from lack of finances due to non's pport, la gely among our own people, we have done our best under the circumstances, and as the new year grows old, we trust that our papaper may grow bigger, larger and stronger by aid of our friends and members of the race. We say again, a successful new year to you dear reader and friends. Mrs Poly Fleming was surprised with a handsome present of a fine pair of $5 shoes, a bead wrap, a bottle of imported wine, a one dozen fine California oranges by her daughter and son-in-law in St Louis. The members of Quinn Chapel presented their pastor, W C Williams, an Xmas offering of $34.23 as a token of their appreciation of his noble work for the church. The concert given at the A M E church last week under the management of Mrs Daily Steele and James Woods was a needed success. The A M E church will organize literary society next friday. All lovrs of literary work are invited to be present. SEDALIA SEDALIA, MISSOURI SATURDAY JANUARY 4th. 1902. Mildred reads the "Marriages"— Her interest in them never fails— Father reads the "Politics," And mother reads the 'Bargain Sales. Arthur reads the "Sporting News"— His special hobby is baseball— Save the man who reads the proofs, No one living reads it all. Bridget reads the "small ad page," Looking for a better place; Agnes reads the murders and the Tales of men in deep disgrace. Ethel reads the list of guests At the big Van Astor ball— Save the man who reads the proofs. No one living reads it all. Forty pages every week, Eight long columns to the page, To read everything would add A full twelve month to your age. So each reads his special part, Then lets his paper fall. Pity for the man who reads the proof For he has to read it all. 33 Mrs W H Carter, ditress, extends to her many friends a happy and prog essive new year. Also thanks them for their patronage to this paper during the past year. Old Kentucky Negro Woman Thought She Was Still A Slave. Mary Stewart, colored, aged 74, who says she had been a slave all her life up to five weeks ago, arrived in Lincoln, Nebraska, in search of her son, who was sold out of her arms, a pickaninny, in Kentucky, forty-four years ago. The old woman says she was bought when a girl of 10, and has belonged ever since to a family living in the mountains of Carroll county, Kentucky, and that she never heard until recently that all the slaves had been made free by Pres'dent Lincoln. CONSIDER THIS. The New Year brings new duties and new hopes. To the Negro it brings a new purpose: Not to get out of politics, but to get into business; not to aandon our citizenship, but to develop our resources, so that we can fortify ourselves in the defense and maintenance of citizenship. A Negro well established in business is more credit to the race than an apointment of a black minister to Liberia. We need turn our eyes from the delusion of politics to the realities of mec- canism and business from the "glory" of being a leader to the actualities and possessions of a doer and producer; from making big speeches to building big houses; from running ward meetings to running business firms; from getting votes to getting dollars; from mul- tiping one vote to ten votes to rurning one dollar over to make it count ten. Mrs P T Moffit served an excellent collation last week o Mr and Mrs Charles Lowls, Mr and Mrs R H Sims, Mr and Mrs W H Carter, Mrs Querrels and Mrs Rev Dersmore. Ex-United States senator Arthur Pue Gorman, the Negro hater of May and, is being slightly mentioned in several parts of the country as the standard bearer for president in 1904. Ex-Senator Gorman has never in all his political life drawn an honest breath, he is always like the Irishman's flea, when any one attempts to put their hands on Gorman he isn't there, and no one can tell where he is at on any political issue or question, he is an old political hack and fraud and if the leaders of the democratic party are unable to find any better timber for president in 1904 than A Pue Gorman, then they had better not go to the expense of holding a national convention. CHILDREN'S PARTY. Mr apd Mrs J W Williams entertained a number of youngsters Wednesday evening in honor of the birthday of their little son. Quite a number were present. BAND BENEFI The ladies and members of the Morgan Street Baptist church, under the management of Mesdames Newbill and Saunders, gave a successful entertainment at their church, Wednesday, for the benefit of the Queen City Concert Band and all enjoyed a two hour and a half programme of choice music from the band. Refreshments were served by the ladies and a nice sum was realizeu for the band for which the boys ideal very thankful to these ladies and the congregation. FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS ACH MONTH CHEAP TRIPS SOUTH Write for Information to A. O. ATMORE, G. P. A. LOUISVILLE, R.D. [Image of a man with a beard and a mustache, wearing a dark coat with a high collar.] Miss Lucy F Taylor, who spent the holidays with her many friends in this city, has been visiting her sister Mrs Susie J Lane, in Louisiana, this state. Miss Lucy LAW AT HOME Superintendent and Deputy Principal. President, college, the Elder President, and president Students and graduates every year. Sixth year of success. foreign by education and expatriation. A year earning a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, or a foreign college. A foreign education and prior p. s. students and students of eight years of success in foreign education. A foreign degree. TIMES. SULLIVANS! SULLIVANS! At the Lowest Cash Prices. We solicit your patronage, You SULLIVAN GROCER AMERICAN MUTUAL 723, 724, 725 Wainwry PERCY STONES, Licensed to d business in mississ Weekly Benefits for sickness FREE USE of surgeon of ASTHMA CU Asthmolene Brings Instant Relief Sent Absolutely Free Your patronage, Our Motto, YourForYourOwn MILLIVAN GROCERY COMPANY MUTUAL AID/ A 24, 725 Wainwright Bldg, PERCY STONES, GENERAL MA- business in mississau, for sickness and acide- BE of surgeon or physician to THMA CURE FOR its Instant Relief and Perman- Absolutely Free on Receipt There is nothing like Asthmale even in the worst cases. It cure The Rev C. F. WELL of Villa of Asthmalene received in good how thankful I feel for the good slave, examined with pufip sore th years. I saw your advertisement for oral and tormenting disease asthm hooked the truth but resolved to gie enforcement the trial acted like a chattle We want to send to every suffer asthmalene, similar to the one that died it mail Prepaid, Absolutely offérer who will write for it, ven s address Dr TAFT Brost MEDICINE We solicit your patronage, Our Motto. "Square Dealing" YourForYourOwnGood SULLIVAN GROCERY COMPANY. 413 North Lamine tr AMERICAN MUTUAL AID/ ASSOCIATION 723.724, 725 Wainwright Bldg., - Louis; Mo PERCY STONES, GENERAL MANEGER Weekly Beneflts for sickness and accident, death claims FREE USE of surgeon or physician to all members. ASTHMA CURE FREE. Asthmolene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in all Case Sent Absolutely Free on Receipt of Postal CHAINE FOR TEN There is nothing like Asthmolene. It brings instant relief even in the worst cases. It causes all other sults. lief, even in the worst cases. It cures when all other fails. The Rev C. F. WELL of VILLA ill, says: Your trial bottle or Asthmalene recived in good condisi n I cannot tell you how thankful I feel for the good derived from it. I was a slave, cained with pufrip sore throa and asthama for ten years I saw your advertisement for the cure of this dreadful and tormenting disease asthma, and thought you had spoken the truth but resolved to give it a trial To my astonishment the trial acted like a charm Send me a full size bottle We want to send to every sufferer a trial treatment of Asthmalene, similar to the one that cured Mr Wells. We'll do it vow mail Prepaid, Absolutely Free of Charge, to any sufferer who will write for it, via a postal card. Do not address Dr TAFT Brost AEDICINE CO 70 East 130th ST N Y A, L DIGKMAN, Opticain and Jeweler ...$15 Ohio Street.... We want your Watches Clocks, Jewelry and re pairing of $^c$ Specticles Satisfaction Guaranteed to all 39 Dr J M Harris, one of the busiest doctors in our city, extends to his many friends and patrons a happy and successful new year. We Want You To represent us In your locality on liberal terms. Takes the kink out of knotty, kinky negro hair. Absolute guarantee. Every negro boys. Can't resist it. Nearly all profit. Great seller. Write to-day. BOSTON CHEMICAL CO. 310 East Broad St., Richmond, Va. Castoria. County Calabria, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleas art and refrishing to the taste, act gently, positively, on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel cold cure, canache, fever, baital and constipation and b lousiness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. to-day 10. 25. 50 cents, Sold, or come to me by all drugrists. CASTORIA. The fast, simple legature of Charles H. Wilkinson 1. CHAINED FOR TEN YEARS MAY FEVER ASTMIA EVERY BRINGO BELIEF BEST WISHES --- BEFORE AFTER Price $1.25 Per Year. VANS! to get your ISIONS AND FEED] Our Motto. "Square Dealing" ForYourOwnGood RY COMPANY, 413 North Lamine tr AID/ ASSOCIATION right bldg, St Louis; Mo GENERAL MANEGER um, and accident, death claims physician to all members. URE FREE, and Permanent Cure in all Case on Receipt of Postal like Asthmalene, It brings instant re- treat cases. It cures when all other fails, WELL of Villa Ill. says; Your trial bot- civid in good condisi n I cannot tell feel for the good derived from it, I was in pufrip sore throat and asthma for ten advertisement for the cure of this dread- case asthma, and thought you had resolved to give it a trial To my a- ccted like a charm send me a full size to every sufferer a trial treatment of to the one that cured Mr Wells. We'll aid, Absolutely Free of Charge, to any te for it, ven a postal card Do not de- st MEDICINE CO 70 East 130th st N Y WOOD'S NEW THREATE All Next Week—Except Friday The Popular Singing Comedian J.E. Toole In hts famous Irish p'ay Killarney and the Rhine Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents Coming—"Who and What' Minstrels Friday night January 10th Buy your MEATS Of all kind at KEHL'S. MEAT MARKET Because his meats are always fresh Because he patronizes Negro inter-prises and treats you right M. Dr C S Walden, one of our leading citizens, extends to his many friends and patrons a happy and successful new year. FREE TIP TO PARIS! Bumble persons of a mechanical or inventive mind up to the Paris Exposition, with goes and possesses pal, should write The PATENT RECORD, Baltimore. No. Subscription $1.25 per Year TERM IN ADVANCE Advertising Rates. mad Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly, made known on Applications W. H CARTER, Editor and Man'ger Mrs W. H CARTER, Editorress Send all Money's by Post-Office, Orders, Express Order to W. H. Carter, Published Every Saturday Evening at The Times office 120 E. Main st. OUR MOTTO. We do not aim to do great things, But then we'll try to please you. Our object is not to instruct, But only to amuse you. Help us to help each other, Lord, And feel each other's care. So let these words be scattered abroad And each one do their share. We can now say to the old year "Go way back and sit down." The campaign pot has begun to steam and in a few days will be boiling hot. How about that new leaf you turned over Wednesday? Have you turned it back? We are are a little behind time, but nevertheless we wish all our friends and enemies a Happy New Year. As the new year grows old let us grow better. Stronger in Christ, stronger in manhood, stronger in race pride and stronger in womanhood. If the new year brings new ideas, we trust that it will bring with it a new womanhood among our young girls and a new manhood among our young boys. If you owe us anything you can settle now at almost any figure, as we need the money, "deed we do," and we want to get rid of all old accounts of the past year. If a man's record is what places him in the higher offices in the gift of the people, th n T G Brown should be a candidate to mayor. The city authorities have at last begun to put in crossings on Main and Lamine streets. This shows that we have a working council. At a late meeting of the Colored Law and Order League P J Moffitt was elected president and A J Adams first vice president and E L J Simpson secretary. This is the way the editor of the Alton, Kansas, Empire urges his pay-up-on-subscription call: This is no poem. His hard earned 'stnff.' Since Christmas eve we learn that there are a number of gentlemen spoken of fot mayor. Among them we note the names of H W Meuschke, J M Cannon, J W Morris among the republicans. some of Sedalia's foremost business business men. On the other band we learn of Dr Yancey, R Dean and Mr Collins. We are indebted to Prof O W White, Mrs O W White, R H Sims, P T Moffitt and Mr and Mrs Lewis, for the splendid articles they cheerfully contributed to our Christmas number, and only hope that others will take an interest in sending us like articles every week. The programme which was to be rendered at Taylor Chapel on Wednesday, January 1 in honor of emancipation day, under the auspices of the Colored Law and Order League was postponed on account of a number of those on the programme being unable to attend on account of sickness. The League will carry out the programme about February 16. Among the train porters who were in the city during the holidays were Lincoln Hightower, Elias Eletcheer, Charles Brasbear, Peter Abbott, T M Smith, Dan Jones, James Thomas, Henry Jackson and Isaac Reynolds. Each one excepting Hightower reported late. The number of prescriptions written by Dr J M Harris for the year 1900 run over 7,000, and in 1901 it was just above the 6,050 mark. This shows that the doctor has and is yet doing a good business in Sedalia and if he were getting 50 cents in cash for each prescription during 1900 it would have amounted to $3,500, and last year $3,000 to say nothing about visits etc. This goes to prove what a good man can do. H L Dixon made one sensible remark during his lifetime, Tuesday, when he said that we as young men must stop voting for a man for a dollar or one day's pleasure, but vote for the man who will do something for us all during his term as an officer. Well Dixon that's a good thought and we only hope you and all the rest of the young voters will look well at that this spring and fall. H D Dow, one of our young lawyers, and a stunned republican worker, has been spoken of by a number of his friends as an aspirant for the office of c'ty attorney Mr Dow was brought up under such men as Hon Bothwell and Hon Charles E Yeater, which alone should make him an excellent and bright young lawyer. Prosecuting Attorney John Cashman has announced that he will not be a candidate for reelection under any circumstances and it looks as though the people or at least some of them are taking him at his word. Two democrats have already announced as candidates for his office. Mr Cashman can make as much money without this office, anyhow, as a good lawyer is always in demand and a good fee is as a general thing always attached. PERSONAL ITEMS Mrs Fred Bush is improving Mrs Boyd has been very ill Coal 13c per gallon at Sullivans Mrs Samuel Phillips is again able to be out among her friends. Bill Cook the little son of E M. Cook has been sick from a cool You get honest goods and honest treatment at Sullivan Gro Co. Mrs W H Carter has been very sick all week but is now better Miss Alice Allen is improving again after a slight elapse. Mr Richardson is reported on the mend Mrs Hortense Dixon is now a home with her friends and relatives Borned-To Mr and Mrs Bud Phillips a fine boy Saturday Dec. 2 Mrs Emma Steele who been in Kansas City for sometimes is again in the city Allen L. Russel. Wood and Goal 10 und 512 West Van street Telephone 93 Next to elevator A Fine Decorated China Set Of 100 Pieces FREE Yes sir, we each person who buys one 5c cigar a tick et, and then a ticket with ev ery 25 worth of Groceries purchased st our store, then after all the cigars have been sold, the one holding the Yes sir, we each person who buys one be cigar a ticket, and then a ticket with every 25 worth of Groceries purchased at our store, then after all the cigars have been sold, the one holding the most tickets gets this handsome set of dishes Free. Remember we sell Groceries and Provision at bottom Cash Prices Marsh & Ried ORDER YOUR Wood and Coal AND Feed of all kind We make you special Bargains in Saved Wood GIVE US YOUR NEXT ORDER ZIMMRMAN & CO 201-203-205-207 EAT MAIN ST. G. J. Grosshans The Old Reliable PROCERY. CASH COAT COUNTRY PRODUC BUTTER - Retail Dealer In Groceies, Hay, Corn and Country Products. 108 East Main Street Prof J. Silas Harris of Kansas City was in the city Friday on his return from Washington D C Mr and Mrs Hiram oHughes spent the Holidays in this city among ralitives and friends Mrs Albert Wright is getting along nicely and we hope she will soon be out again Mrs Rev DeBoe is yet among the slek, it is wishes of her many friends hopes to see her out soon J M Holley who has been complaining for the past two weeks is able to return to his work again Mrs Margret Ramsev returned to the city after a visit in St Louis she will leave shortly to visit her sons in Kansas City. Mrs Chas Lewis left Tuesday for Warrensburg where she was visiting her parents, she returned to her Thursday Prof C W White who has been very ill for the past two weeks is improving rapidly and hopes to be to assume his work Monday Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones of Kansas City spent the holidays in our city among friends and kindred Mrs Rev J Will Jackson and family has been enjoying a pleasant visit of her brother from Law ance Mc, during holidays --- Lodge Directory. The following Is a Complete List of Colored Churches and oceeties. CHURCHKS. Taylor Chapel, M E church—Sunday Services. Prayer meeting 6 a m, Sunday School 30 a m, Preaching 11 a m, Class meeting 2 p m, Preaching 7 30 p m. J W Deboe, Pastor. Quinn Chapel, A M E church—Sunday Services. Preaching 9 30 a m, Sunday school 2 p m, class 3 30 p m, preaching 7 30 p m. G W C Williams, Pastor. Morgantreet Baptist church—Sunday Services. Dooling Chapel, col. p m, class 3 30 p m, preaching 7 30 p m G W Dorsay, Pastor. Simpson Chapel, M E church—Sunda services. Preaching 11 a m, Sunday school 2 p m, preaching 7 p m. J P Bowles, Pastor. A M E church—Sunday Services. Preaching 11 a m, preaching 7 p m. T M Davis, Pastor. Free Will Baptist church. South Sedalia Baptist church. BAILWAY TIME TABLE EAT BOUND. Arrive Depart NO.610;03 a.m. 10 05 a.m NO.212 35 p.m. 12 40 p.m NO.44;10 p.m. NO.812;10 a m 12; 15 a.m NO1;50 a.m. 1;55 a.m NO.122 local freight 7-50 a,m WEST BOUND. Arrive Depart NO.7.1;50 a.m. 7;55 a.m NO.52;50 p.m. 3;00 p.m NO.12;30 p.m. 2;35 p.m NO.11;43 a.m. 1;50 a.m NO.33;38 a.m 3;45 a.m NO.7 dose not carry baggage. NO.122 starts from yards. Lexington Branch N .2, arrives .....10;05 a. m NO. 74, arrives,.....10 p. m. NO. 198, local freight, arrives 2;05 p. m West Bound NO. 73. departs.....3;00 a. n NO. 71, arrives.....2;55 p. NO. 197, local fr't departs.....11;00a.m THE MKT AND MISSOURI.KANSAS&TEXAS RAILWAY. M,K & T Going North and East Arrive Depart Flyer.....12;25 a.m. 12;30 a. 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Mr Oots Bowles is a very sick man and at this writing he seems to be no better, we extend our symphita to him and his young family and to do sincere hope that he may iecover Prof Shelton French of our city was re-elected president of the Missouri Colored Teacher's Institute, which meets in St Louis next Christmae Sumnreys' Homeopathic Specifie Do. in use over 20 years, the only successful remedy. in medical or special process with signed by the医生, or sent post, or on request. Sumnreys' a.k.a. Dr. W. Sumnreys. NEW HOME LIGHT FINANCE Do not be deceived by those who ad vertise a $60.00 sewing Machine for $20.00. This kind of a machine can be bought from us or any of our dealers from $15.00 to $18.00. WE MAKE A VARIETY. THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST The Feed determines the strength or weakness of Sewing Machines. The Double Feed combined with other strong points makes the New Home the best Sewing Machine to buy. 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The only 7 complextona, blood thin and impure, need way (o clear the complexion and restore WOMEN. pullding up anda thorough renovation of | COTTPLLEXION {isn't co clean out the catire eysier, sucha great nerve and stomach Vwilcer as | purify the “blood and» remove the TARARODA the great tonic laxative. Tt Eauses, ‘and “Zaxakola Docs Th a8 : owets ead tine inttese eutee ace uectly | well as. acting diecty on the pores and asssing the perspiratory ; TWhinevs, keeping. them active and'strong. white | glandsin throwing off impurities, Tt purifies the blood! as no other properties clear the complexion, stmuuate the | Inedieine can, and your skin will not only be well but you wait Bs chroulation, increase the flesh end brighten the | well : cas speedlly: disappears and the entire system re- TLAXAKOLA acts as a tonic to the whole female system, is Sssmthahamietaairernsgenttenth, | streninenng te orgaot ata ‘prtpg the Med, ell ce the (anid safe remedy use during all condicions | most. couirmed. ease "of constipation. With your bowels and gentler sex whenever their peculiar and delicate | stomach free from refuse and impurities, and your blood pure an Ler ences Ll peel a Candie. | Hck, beckacbes: Headnchen, weal uerven biogiy, mids, eallow ¢orelieve ofsrctions which otherwise would | conbtesion: wil vanish, and you wall fel and lod strong, ealthy Hs vere pain or illness, | Snd'eigorous: WHAT IS LAXAKOLA ? ¢ sand harmless liquid laxative. It is awonder- | and reaches ev fhe body with strengthening, cleansiny oh erent tigeid testis tavences. | sod neuias inliotes “tt ina met ceccuonr eosine mieciine of : emeay for all troubles arising from the bowels, | blood purifier. Because of its purity, pleasant taste and gentle, yet ; STS, 1 Ravesthe bowelegently and painlessly. | effective action, infants and the most delicate invalids can take it * iets the macous merbeanes of the stomach, | without disagreeable or harmful after effects, #grit is the most 3 eee eee en oP use Inver, Kidneys and ico, | wonderful and valuable kidney remedy of the century A Spoonful of Laxckola, Nightly on Retiring, will Cleanse the System of all Impurities; Stimulate the Liver ; Clean out the Kidneys; icken the Circulation; Quiet the Nerves, Prevent Sleeplessness; and Speedity Cause a Healthy Condition of the Entire Body. For Sale b | r y S on: . . > int it Worth 25c. To Be Cured of Constipation nle who suffer from habitual constipation with all its attendant ills, clogged stomach and bowels, sluggish li indiges- var nits from habitual cont tic vit a te oe eearcay‘ls wisleat porgativen: puck cithantce are iitating and griplog s juflamed and enteebled, the constipated condition recurs with greater difficulty of cure and the sufferer constantly growing th laxative that moves the bowels without pain or griping, cleanses the stomach, sharpens the appetite, stimulates the sthcus the netves, and purifies the blood, while its marvelous tonic properties tone up the entire system imi beep it healing, ie L. ie axakola Does It vi &c. vey Lea it. oo see York Of ant, aud Bffective preparation for all uses of the Toilet asd Nursery, Wicd far Hinsauing, pariiyang and beautliying the LMELIS CREAM is a colorless, tasteless, bland semi-liquid, of unparalleled medi- iz sate Yor every blemish to which the human skin is aubieet ELIS CREAM is the only absolute relief and cure for pimples, bletches and CREAM, js the only ascites unions: chilbiains and ali chatnge and me MELMELIS CREAM is particularly adapted to the skins of little babies. Absolutely 3 SQoaimends self to mothers and nurses, | For chafings, irritations, ES "nme and for apoug ates, the beth Seis ot pan beenats and cracked nipples ifs sinaply Snvatoable. t IS CREAM PA? SaCE BLEMISHE-. For faded women, whose faces have Fe eAM cous uouplec-er other causes, HAZELMELS CREAM isa price- Sie janie Meant eeuabte ie to be am UERAL, SKIN FOOD. |The tired out, los trip alos te relaxing, penetrating properties when applied with Bs and speedily snows the most wonderful resultsin restoring the skin to EL ig te flesh to‘ firm rounded contouc HS most CREAM FOR FALLING HAIR, dandruff and scalp irritations, is the after a= remedy ever offered to the public. A ‘dressing of HAZELMELIS psa ach aM becmaoee al traces oF scales and dandrufl, stop the hate Sig 830 tol cally tuerease the geowth of hair, but Prevent premature grayness, add & magn Ros uae tel eses AE thick, and the scalp clean and whole- FELIS CREAM atso:pasticdlarly appeals to gentlemen, for use immediately after yi fl gpeneag amd dryness, roughness and Iritation, ands 0 PreveHtivs for es ed Prickly heat a Tet! Be pad hep ol gree Sea fr clvnas and mmplremy be FAKAKOLA hy Votes, INSTANT ww RELIEF AND SURE CURE Headaches ror HEADACHES. elee Sings ure: rortaring, splitting: ea ee Berea creat Be oes ene ae For AKE-IN-THE-HEAD tablets willcure them. ee Ne ot oe cbt to: Beery CU Bean coats Ten Cents: ce-8ey eee seen dime and a box will be ne se aes ee “ ‘now, Don'tsuffer apy we ee AKE-IN-THE-HEAD My will cure you. ARE a ae ANY | “ay OV YOu g ss , y Ee \a | a 4 ee) LA eee 2 CRTN 77 ~ NOISES? i Baas 98 1/ 1 ALL CASES OF , ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. a HEAD NOISES GEASE IMMEDIATELY. fF. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS: BALTIMORE, Md., March 30, roor. Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I will now give you a full history of my case, to be used at your discretion. ‘About five years ago my right eat began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost ay heating Ye dhs ene Seurel Tunderwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a num- ber of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialist of this city, who told me that Sly all cperation could help me, end even Tout only ieaperarly, dust te head cles wostt then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost forever. i then ‘saw your advertisement. accilentally ina New York. paper, and ordered your treat- ment, After had used it only afew days according to your direcrions: the nosses ceased, and to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. 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We do not ask you to send us @ your money until we have proved to your own satisfaction that LUSTORONE i tom ew a ? 118 NATURE'S GREATEST HAIR TONIC. we STRAIGHTENS KINKY HAIR. 1 Ze i] RNS apie (GFZ IN) a ES ER eas Gs RAY 4 On ee Cm a 1a as y) BWW f ; e Sy Wud “eM by it SEG eo }, i Sa naa i eS, DNS), ae Nt al eet. DEE nn eeapae \\ 5 ea EE ai ee ee, MPR IN Peep Ce Wee 77 & eyes RON GSH % iy) F Ua F ‘wl ASO” ) APA i SCO A | will PRAAOSG Mlrgalith \ WY NC fas td Kops ims PM N oe " Mh Wey" iil] 1 PICTURES TAKEN R "| BEFORE USING ee AFTER USING is Straightens Kinky, Nappy, curly Hair. 1 LUSTORONE sriiivons areto be used stall, Losto- rows straightens without any outside assistance, TvsToron® is put up in two forms, No, 1 causes the hair to grow long, silky, straight an | beautiful, No. 2 cures all forms of dandruff, tetter, eczema and all scalp Gisen-es, and feeds the roots of the hair. The two are used in connection. <5. Vis c-cd at night, No. 2in the morning. 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IOWA, | Te a PEPSIKOLA Tablets the TONIC DIGESTANTS will tone up and strengthen the stomach, enrich the blood, the appetite and make you look well and feel wel The theory om which PEPSIKOLA ts base is tat while the ordinary digestive remedies act a digestanta the natural result that dt digeiscongens mast depend more and more tfon Ths arial methods operon —the taking of theni becomes a habit, increased doses are required, the patient cannot relinquish them, except to suffer more intensely ; and asa result, becomes a chronic Dyspeptic and a Hopeless Invalid. PEPSIKOLA Tablets dot act as a digentant wholly. ‘They do ther work by simulating te stomech todolkere noo by increasing the Bow af getic Juice and sli, Aftcr thot tin, the somacts byte wos of BEDSIRON ‘has resumed its normal and healthy process of natural digestion. Asa result the food is assimilated without that choking, distressed feeling after eating. All kinds of food can be freely eaten—food that is eaten is easil; digested—more food can be eaten—hence more red, rich blood is made to nourish and strengthen the body: all {eBlog of indigention ia goat sraem tacomcn topes np aed arenes Bee eae, ody Brablened, kin fr j atid the half-dead, food-hating Dyspeptic, becomes the well fecling: taele-delighe AO SC USTST wn ng erbium ett toe eae snr Sa ina oye yn eT cee ae aka i ed ahem a an ES ee PAE : Eee ae . eae eo Nee gies F; S There's “OY, GRY: ” no reflection so Cv , By AS 2 dainty, no light so Van wi’ charming as the Sug fag | ~mellow glow that ie | comes from 1; convova be ea aes, Wax Candles Sy BA-| Proparedin manycolor tints ded eo >, Cay a.” stanoano ag | Se OL co. <r i ap | = eR ce y HUMPHREYS’ WITCH HAZEL Ol Cc Piles or Hemorrhoids Fissures & Fistulas, Burus & Scaids. U Wounds & Bruises. Cuts & Sores. _ Eoils & Tamors. R novema & Eruptions. Salt Koeum & Tetters E Shapped Hends. Fever blicters. Sore Lips & Nostrils. $s Gorns & Bunions. Stings & Bites of I..ccue ‘Phrec Sizes, 25, soc. and $1.00. Gold OY Ganeiste oF sent post paldon receipt of DEI HUMPHLWEYS: “POL Cu. $11 6.178 Milam M., Now York) | Have You Indigestion PEPSIKOLA The Tonic Digestaats Will Cure You Chateau de Speer Wines ef Pasaeic, N. J. Vineyards. Miers Wimes Rival the Wor! i: Excellence, <N4, ghd2 and mellow by age and years of care and frequent tacking fel igo cellars as is ode with the Chateau Wines i France. Seen A \ The Chatean, co” < % tains a limited sap } a ply of Private Stock 4 %, ‘ort nineteen years 3 < gi RR, [old besides “Bure ‘ a \ SS aad ce Ciaret ef ge ZS Bp nearly the same a rR The Speer Pore ~ Ae wes X, fever, j ae aan Sk (ie |the Burgundy, 1 6 ches BOOP my SRS (| Claret and’ Sherry, ne Joye a) ss are high class wines. Wee ey eee An — ela er The * %& &Climaz sat \ Ae ae {1} fi) Gea) Brandy is 18 years dN resect aine ‘Doi WAP guiy’y) old. Allare preferred eee mh fel eee where kuown by the Seder acetal Reoge || Medical profession Pe ee Te os conerige ee * Faotograph of Casseau Ce Speer. Ts ia ee their oxvollett effect upon the eystem when used by invalids, the weakly Wmc sced persons.and In Hencral family use. Northern New Jersey Teas, aatacn abounding in iron is just adapted tor this grapefor Port we". if the same kind: of soil as in Portugai. Speer’s winery and Stu; 240 ste the only Pert grape vineyards in the United States; onty ‘Varszarés that cultivate ths real Port wine grape of Portugal ; while th. wines or mixtures called port are made without a single Oporte gaps ta them. Mr. Speer 1s the first and only one who imported the: Stece aud ecclimated the real Port wine grape vines of Portugal, Be sven’ thousands of do'lars asa hobby to see what he could do toward acelimatiig these Portugal vines here. It took eight years for them te become ecclimated before Mr. Speer got a single grape; during Qsoes yesrs ali died except abouteight hundred vines, when those ‘Giger te grow vigorous end bear fruit ; from these, layers were made se new vines. ‘The vineyards now cover fifty six acres. It has prover smucceni, The grapes ave allowed to hang on the vines unti! they tgs t raisin, when they have parted with some of the water and ae rich in stigar; and the wine made from Port wine grapes is the coals reai gennine Port wine made in America. It !s by ar THE wine te? weakly persons, theaged and for evening entertainments, Sold by Druggists and Grocers. Wwemen’s Nature in gold.” Itis sold by all drug- gists. Book containing valua. bie information to all, mailed free. upon. application to the Braprintp Recutarox Com acne aaaee ae ‘The Chistes! co™ tains a limited sap py of Private Stock Port nineteen years old, besides “Bure gundy and Claret ef nearly the sameage, The Soe Port, however, ni ose old, as well «9 the Burgundg, Claret and Sherry, are high class wines, a ie * acines randy is 18 years old. Allare preferred where kuown by the Medical profession Tiot to BS SUpSTIO€ (0. any: —_—$ $$ TS will tone up and strengthen the stomach, enrich the blood, d all forms of Acute, Chronic or Nervous Indigestion, sharpen . s that while the ordinary digestive remedies act as digestants, depend more and more upon these artificial methods of digestion loses are required, the patient cannot relinquish them, except sa chronic Dyspeptic and a Hopeless Invalid. PEPSIKOLA ee eee ee eT a. ree oee Short Talks On Advertising ByCharlesAustinBates. looks through the advertising columns of the cannot help seeing that much of the money that is paid for advertising in them is wasted. The money is wasted, not because the space is not good, but because it is not utilized to good advantage. The space is as fertile as the richest bottom land, and it would yield immense crops of busi- ness if it were only cultivated properly. There is no use in expecting the impossible. The age of miracles is past. The age of mystery about advertising is rhpidly passing. The time is coming when all business men will think of their advertising in the same common-sense way that they think of the rest of their business, Advertising is amenable to good business rules. The trouble is that people have gotten into the habit of saying that advertising is uncertain— nything about it, and that it is a very mysterious is sort of talk may be expected from ‘the pub- business transaction. xe Everything in business has to be done right or it will not pay. Buying advertising is as certain as buying carpets, or coffee or coal, You can lose money in doing either. Copyright, Charles Austin Bates, New York, SAEs Gor fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and descriptiond xy invention will promptly receive our opinion free concernine thie patel ust7 of same “stew to Obtain a Patent” sent upon rewues: ate assured throug’ us advertised for sale at our expense. Patent taken cot thro" us receive sfectai notice, without charge # om 2 ated aud scvdole nised Atcd shana re] oe q 25 5c Co Au ee Sia fsa PRICE ' it will poy yo Yi ae) logue BO es ced oss once car. \ dae) ee $33 | exreero2 Dyes Hactemaen eat sce ABTS, ott esters to, Consumers Cs ZN Eantory Prices. This gust ante eee 5. This gu TESA pI st ese asa 4 CSL eit reo ono MENT CENTURY MP'CCO. pr tat sila No. 49. Qwerage newspaper — gee ih Ga i Qe aah 7 orm 2H t ee ee ee ushers OF various advertising “schemes.’’ It is to their ad- vantage to have advertising con- sidered more or less of a gamble, because advertising in such a media is a gamble, and a very unsafe one at that. Compared to it a ‘‘ bunco’’ game is an inno- cent joyous amusement. Newspaper advertising is certain if it is properly done. It is as certain as any other business transaction. at ee aR ed en he Sealine ree TS ie i fg x Se, ps ad “Compared to it the bunce game is an innocent ‘and joyous amusement.” Dari tain ¢ White p loaning Pesity, the hon or to 8a on pire he Neg interest change | colored | and the lev tus ‘afeat he whit re beeo, Vili be ti erty w. rite ma Jc EW | Sta Taave o tal & wit ed man 3, lowest str} The be best Pa Liver 6, Study: 5 lay ® ae ay Home.