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Wagner, 5. IV BERNARD BONNEM x.-: Yi^TON'S LEADINGTAILOR x. ,f#y W|lt' HSW9W !W W Wfll *53»S« iff ^Jilisa i-sa4/*"or "Sid' fheWfcia. uiiMfMMa 10 the sa4«ra«#s 4 At tuperMenJcnf -4-. or j* m* fimm t*immtd *Hk tk* tjic* k permitttJ pnfimttemu Hb, auki f»JJ .v.v... rr,::" .* DUM R* arias..,. »,i FWet rajl Uiarvee..... .,*... IftbevJobMii UwilwttlMiMMicMrflMrfwuf prior to Its •r rther officcri in chttgc I. J. Ttfkif. 9apt. ft Ppl. Dhib.A|Ml. GEORGE WASHINGTON TON IN HIS YOUTH went into the lumber business on a small scale by dewing down his father's store, but like us, he was too poor to make any misstatement about the quality of lumber, and that the estimates that we give to builders will be the best they can do any end  of all the true it may well be said To the an assortment price for would be hisalized as creator does with the variety of the rest of fered to row—name. Because wild footsteps known to realize that which was to fold, while the cultivated varieties can be preserved for 80 cents a up. Generally will the averaged prices are, for the bee 112 a pound for a fair estimate gr. $8.50, and for offal, $100 each 11. Japan would to choose the K. a great deal of which is to adulterate the high quality One. In races and gealty of the root the four principal products consist of the root the four principal products rank as follows: Manchuria, Europe, America and Japan. Prices very low in accordance with the methods and in Harffyinf the east. Rear Chiropractic, perhaps, it white, others redish, and still others require it of following time. The Korean feet in redish to red, due, cause say, to the Cerruginous all on which it grows, and. According to others, to a year of clarification, most of the Ores product fails to a southern China by way of Hong Kong. Wildness, from whatever country, always comes a higher price than the cultivated artisans, chiefly because of Chinese superstition, which prefers roots resembling man or some other creature to that at the regular normal roots which cultivation generally trade to produce. Chinese, when questioned as to the difference between the Manchurian and the American cultivated fine root, admit that the difference is mostly imaginary, although here is a real difference in the appearance of the roots. But the Manchurian, from the Emperor's other country, and from the same soil, sprang the seed of Heaven, and therefore the Chinese regard it as feasting more efficacious as a curative than any other grain could possibly possess. HIGH SPOT. Care Are Far Ahead of Water. The bridge over the Zambesi River at Victoria Falls, Rhodesia, South Africa is 450 feet above the river bed. Its construction was considered a tremendous task. The traveler journeyed by the earth to see this wonderful feature of the Cape to Cairo Railroad. Prior to the building of the bridge, the Zambesi, the Clifton bridge, the River Avon, below Bristol, England, held claim to being the highest bridge in the world, being in 250 feet above the water of the river. This distinction she had wrested from the suspension bridge over Niagara River in 1864, nine years after the completion of the latter bridge, which could only be 245 feet between the bottom of the bridge and the water below. The Freiburg suspension bridge over the dary Valley in Kwitzsrlaud is at least 250 feet above the Suez River, and four feet from its vantage point a most beautiful outlook over the picturesque land slopes below. The Russian city of Klsff has a suspension bridge over the River Dnelpe which is high enough above the river to admit of the passage of the highest-tension boats. This bridge is nearly half a mile in length, having four principal spans of 440 feet each. It was erected in 1866. The famous Brooklyn bridge, which, in its ever a mile in length, connects Brooklyn and Manhattan, has in Great Britain, New York. At the center, this bridge is 100 feet above high water. The towns reporting its casualties are 175 feet above water. An water's surface is deemed ideal. The building, which has been designed for 3,500 policemen, has accommodations for 3,500 policemen. "Mark Twain" and Richard Watson Gilder, editor of the Ontury Magazine, are near neighbors at Lenox, Mass. It is proposed by a dentist that as a further means of identification it is More *«.- the Chinese have a wealthy falti to be convinced and it has been a great relief It is called the "dacobas of China." It is better to get of all kinds and in fact, the chief and most of the is found with the of eMaadvla. It and for the Kewtalfaa who The root is especially hailed for the Mate at Ilea. will lay that the vast of the Chinese are the Chinese that he wanted in the taken of prisoners months. So little is the touch of the native of India that he can shave a while asleep without waking The constitution of Panama stops a herd of making the Roman Church the art of making the church, as it is in China A certain aspect of being in China and Japan grown a yard long. Efforts to introduce it into this country have failed. fallen of water a day is Dunk by every Japanese who practices, as near all day the gymnastics known as Japanese volcano in the ist of Bangay, in Ecuador. It has been active with the thermometer 1720. Water. Liquor is endorsed by Bullion. From being recalled a sudden blow and a I am I am and his associates are considered Contrary to the statement, it is said that he Three hours after mouth in this Six tenths of the diseases of man or beast either have Their origin in some form of secret—else, if allowed to run, For some form of secret complication sets in. The peculiarity of Loud Rum and its superiority over all other general agents, Is, that while it is harmless to annual life, it paralyzes and destroys all forms of term life, including chronic diarrhea, black Leaves, dandelions, and many other so-called diseases. KM'E that no medicine ever healed a wound that no medicine ever performs the healing process and medicine can only assist in doing her work. It is also known that he can not rise in a cab with any Resistance of comfort, and is forced to Constant the trailer. He is obliged, However, to remain on the platform, Because it is so difficult for him to Quease through the door. He has to Be careful about what chairs and sashes Are often upon. For fear they will give Way beyond his weight. All of Mr. Auser's clothes must be made to order. His gloves must be made to order. His gloves must be made to order. No. 16 and made to order. His gloves must be made to order. Ladies' Weekly. The Ottumwa Tark. The Ottoman Turks lived originally in Asia, where they were members of a race related to the Mongols, being of the Ural-Altai family. The first suit was founded in Asia Minor, but soon extended to it into Constantinople entering Armenia. With the cancara of Constantinople in 1468 than access to the Byzantine empire, they extended over a great part of the eastern part of the western Asia and Africa, having their foot-long horns. The Ottoman Turks are said to have been Muslims and many of them, while the Turkish, who were the most powerful of the church and all Mohammedan of former centuries, is said to have been the most powerful of all. The Turkish hosts, who were always in their turn, were like the comnaar of their kind (two of a kind never can be). The solitary thrush, always alone, was a lion in their own humor. I have seen more than one dinner party — called by the multiplicity of lions at the table. The lion likes to have the floor to himself. He is always in humor. When you have to make a lion remember that he is a handy creature and select your nase with a view to his comfort and alms. It is better to lamb to make a lion than to make another lion. By doing so, you have to make a lion. LIQUID KOAL Ut# oSLr Liouid Konl*is a soap and will form and by means of the State Agricultural Colleges and by many of the Experimental Stations which are conducted by the government WORMS IN HOGS The hog is more infested with intestinal worms than any other domestic animal. These worts are created on impure accumulations along the intestinal track and generally produced by poorly attested food The nature of the hog and his manner of eating renders him more acceptable of intestinal worms than any other animal. Under the present domesticated conditions, he is not allowed the use of his natural instincts to obtain the necessary elements that would destroy these in the animal's nature. Being shut up in a pen, he is not allowed to follow the dictates of his nature. The hoar that is worm can neither grow nor thrive for the reason that the worms destroy all the nutrition furnished in the food. Liquid Koal put in the drinking water in the Diet turn of one acre to a barrel and uriven them twice a week will destroy all intestinal worms and keep them free from their formation and multiplication, it strengthens the appetite and unifies the system Those worms in medicine are aware that three-quarters of the money spent for medicine is virtually thrown away, either because of improper use or of the improper article. But in purifying food from any of our dealers, you take no chance, if For any reason, it does not successfully treat the following list of diseases, just go back to the dealer and get the price you paid there will be no question asked. We stand the loss and cost of $500.00 deposited in Union Bank, Sheldon to be paid anyone thinking any of the testimonials we publish from time to time are not genuine. National Medical Co. Hirs: I can say that I am more than pleased with Liquid Koal. A year ago last October, my hogs took sick and I tried everything that I could think of, but no good came of it. So your agent, Kirkpatrick, came along and I took a can of Liquid Koal. I had about 90 hogs all sick, so I went at them. I shut them in a small pen and made every hog take his medicine, and as fast as one goes well, or so he could eat. I took him out, and kept on in that way until I saved one half my notes. If I had not used Liquid Koal, I am sure I would not have saved a hog. I know that if I had got a can when they first got sick, I could have saved most all my hogs. I think a man stands in his own light that does not keep Liquid Koal on hand, think it ought to be in every house. Use this as you see fit. Liquid Koal is manufactured by the National Medicine Co., E. L. Barragar, President. Capital Lowistown, Idaho, York, Neb., Oklahoma. Sold and guaranteed by with water in the proportion of one part Liquid Koal to fifty parts water it is the best Keener on the market. It is not expensive to use because it forms a perfect emulsion with water when mixed in this proportion Yours, Wm. Lombard, Coleridge, Neb., Dec. 13th, 1902. Principal office Sheldon, La. Brances, Minneapolis, Minn., Glendive, Mont, EMIL MISTEREK, Wagner, S. D. Gate City Bakery perfect in tune with by the leading weavers of the United States IQUIO Bread, Buns, Pies, Cakes, Cinnamon Rolls, Cookies Goods shipped anywhere on short notice. Write or phone us your orders All Goods Guaranteed First-Class JOS. MELMER, Prop. FREE! 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