The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 8

THE PES MOINES LEADER: WEDNESDAY MOHNING, FEHKUAUY 12 1890 8 IH1MJ A COLD. CAN COLLECT THE TAX The Shorten and Sureel Wuy Whkh It Can Goods You Can Buy for 25 Cents. He Pan. Supremo Court Sajl Dm Moinrs Has a "There are a thniinnnd wava of tltihllng col Inn Hilly one to tfTmt a cure an xii'Hiin'ti nmlh al mn who IVrxUtnit liurfflur I ml li toil ami Ac THE PAIR, East Locust. Case Airaltist J.

V. Farwell. WEDNESDAY AND THt'JiHDAY. know It'tlireai llli Crliiie. uiierru una I.

cn.uk not him uk. IN) vuu know," In- t-uhllmied, "that iner is ni- way (0 cure cold and pre 3 and Inch cheviot, All woo! av MJm. vriu roliln 1 hut ran ninny he i-ellinl uiion. It I a tif itml reliable remedy, but I nl- CAN GO UP FOR TWENTY YEARS PAVING IN ANNEXED SECTION Dress Goods, iuTRf, fMhwcw novelties, English aultlnga. fancy ch.ika.

Tartan plaid, Vomta cloths, mteklngs all on price )' riexllate to IrriirUMMII. I It tiei'HIIxe It is Hulile lo i.iiil In Kt-iluiia mint km. I Will tell you iMfntiilfiit'e. hua.vr. th.41 InUmtlty Ulvorc CM On-Well Known Oil Jhere Ih tunning Imiier or safer fo Ink In winter time tin, 11 mire mull whiskey.

The only trouble In ilmt It must be mL-ulutely pure. The ordinary whlakev you Lan4 the Defendant-. Tw Jury Trial "Th Court Record. Court Says It fluM He Paid For, and Perenal Judgment Can Be SecuredRehearing Refuted In the Roeahtha Crimea CaMOih.r Opinion. At 25 Cents.

ON WEDNESDAY AND THl'RSDAY. get in lalminH or bur-room will not lo. That Is when niiiNl ihmiiiIb Ket a wrrinir They think Unit whlnkey Is whiskey, and that It Ih all the amine. Thev for In the division of the district dents' tlenta' spun allk half hose Ittnlr worth get 1 hut there I hnrdlv a whiskey free from adulteration. To do miv good, whiskey must thwauirhlv tmre.

ami It la court yestprduy an Indictment wn re The supreme court yesterday handed TOO Kt two day, only three I palm to a customer. turned agtUimt Wllllum Ilurton. accus niy auch a whiskey that I would ever down an opinion In thb can of J. V. ing; him of the crime of burglary In the ri'i'iimineml." Till nnliiifm alinv.

trixtnn Inlnpnul I r. Farwell va, the Des Moines Hrlck Man At.y gentlemen' all wool sock In the THE MERE FACT That a Shoe Is advertised as being sold below original cost does not always mean that the Shoe so advertised Is just the Shoe you are looking for. We Judge so from the number of people who have come to see, have examined, and have bought the Men's and Ladies' Shoes night He Im charged with break but It Is not new. Every experienced nhy- ufacturing company, King ft Kennedy, JUtJUIl Mil, ltd Il.ut l.lll-M A Lesson in and the city of De ing, ClitnrliiaT and robbing the resilience of K. Hwen.

It I also claimed he burglarised the resilience of Fire Chief lolnen, appeal 111 it i line's ureal rvniedv for stimulating the Ralllct In rr''e. and building up the health. from the decision of Judge udgfl house, choice, only 25 Cents. Nothing reserved every pair goes, wiimKfy nm 10 lie loilllil the folk county court. The decision of everywhere.

There Is, In fact, only one inn urn ana Jl, Hush, lie was arraigned and entered a plea of guilty to the chuiKi'; The court fixed Thursday Natural History; the lower court I affirmed mat has been proved to be medicinally pure anil flee from Adulteration. Thla The caae la brought to set 8lde cer Pfr Mcn'i pure Bilk colored 1 i'iih'k as me time ror passing sentence. Under the statute on which he border, 20e. tain curbing and puvlng assessment and certificate Issued thereon. The And one aa easily understood a the' wnisKey is Huffy' pure malt, which Is universally repocrnlxed a a wanilerful health-giver and restorative.

Nothing has ever compared with it for toning up the dlircativ organs, creating a healthv Biipetiie, Hllrrlna: up the blood and (living 25 CtS. White initial hdkpd (2) iniiH'ia, tne court can Inflict a of lyenty years In the nenttuntturv siiiicrioriiy or our reuoy-maue I lower court Issued a decree for the de K3U11R, John Uuon wan Indicted on a cliurge of Intent to kill. The com fendants. J. V.

Farwell in ISM bought about Pi At $2.00 make our Clothing; first-1 What cuius? plainant is Washington, a colored acres of land In East Dea Moines, along nnewtii vinor io evry iiart or the noiiv. It will not only keep oft eolda, grin and lini umonlii. but It will cure them. Every pirson who takes It can go throueh the severest winter without any fear of chllla or pneumonia. man.

It Is-claimed the defendant tried A fine new line of Men's Suspender, 25 Cents Tor WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. to snoot him. He pleaded not a-uiltv. The fine fltiitlng lined In Ita man-' Grand avenue. The deed was executed nu tne caae wa set for trial May ID, 1893, and recorded June 17.

The uiaciure. me ailmlrahla way It's! made up and Hie vase and cur-, tHlniy with which we fit every cu-' Tuesday. One other Indictment was returned, but a yet the defendant under deed expressly excepted from Us war That we now call the reader's particular attention to. There is such a thing as the Sale" business being worn out, How is it for 25 Two pillow slips Pomes tlons. The court simply reiterate its iiMiitri ranty claims or liens for paving.

On 11 nns not been arrested. former ruling as explulned In the opin tics I The case of Mrs. Hessle Ann Colllnn. ion furnished to the state auditor by June 12, 1893 five day before the deed was recorded the city ordered special rt lanor cant neat our fits or. Hi'i-usei) or muruer tn tne first denrree.

25 cent. The bent towel for 25c (In thla city. All Cream Damask for 25 cents. now nner Lioth than thora are In' Attorney General Rem ley. Under that in your case? wur Buna, assessments for paving on Grand av You Know opinion, the court having held the wiim Bunmitten to tne grand Jury yesterday yesterday.

She Is tho woman ac cused of murdering her illegitimate The tailor aren't In it with enue. The amount charged to Farwell wa $16,822.75 for paving and for Northwestern Legion of Honor to have been of a dual nature, that of a secret society and of an Insurance associa wurn 11 cornea 10 price. cnua ny aumlnlsterlng to It carbolic acid. She has been placed under arrest. curbing.

tion, it must comply with the require Farwell nought to avoid payment on we are now showing dmen of new SiirltiK-, of 'Wi Styles, In ments as to Insurance companies in ana not tieing able to be removed from her residence, a guard ha been placed 25 Cents. Silk Jacquard striped gingham, 25 Cents. Tor WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. so far as reports to the state auditor. anu itoya nne routs A lit tie ear over ner.

a soon as he recover sutll- lyHut then were always far are concerned. an can ot ine other fellows. ciently Bhe will be transferred to the county Jail." Several witnesses in the Other Cae Determined. H. L.

Dean, appellant, va. Town of Nothing: Too Good Come In and aee the NEtVl case were examined by the grand jury yesterday, and It is expected it will complete Its examination in the course of a oil ijf.a 1 on 11 tm nosteil Then Solan, Johnson county; M. J. Wade, ON bargain you'll probably huy ono of our noh- (2H) Twenty-five cent SECOND FLOOR. Judge.

Affirmed; Opinion by Granger. lew aaya. uy iu.w, or spring the ground that he land was not properly city property, and was valuable only for agricultural purpose, although within the city limits. He claimed that under the annexation act passed In 1890, It was provided that no lands In the annexed parts of the city, not platted In lots of ten acre or less, and which shall be held In good faith for agricultural purposes, shall be taxable for any city purpose, except they ehnll be subjected to a road tax to the same extent as though they were outside the said ex For the Baby. A case In which plaintiff, the oper-tor of a creamery in Johnson county, IINTERESTINd DIVORCE CASE.

and who lived in Cedar county, reslst- an assessment against him In John Misses' drawer, all size, 5 row tuck-" ing, trimmed with good linen lace, Only 25 Cents. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Therefore When Baby Carriage son county on the ground that he had You Buy a no capital invested there, within the meaning of the law. He operated the Wife of an Oil Land Speculator Seeking an Absolute Decree. Judge Holmes took up the trial of the case of Mrs.

F. E. Riddle vs. William H. Riddle.

Plaintiff is suing for a decree of divorce on the grounds of desertion, and asks the custody of her daughter, who is 16 years old, and for a tended limits. GOLDEN ROLE, creamery under a lease, and held that I Odd and end from holl This, says the court, in the opinion by the business was no conducted that he ADfOllS. davs. worth up to (75) Klnne, leaves the question simply could not be held for taxes in that county. The lower court held against Cor.

7th Walnut Sts- CELEBBRATED HEYWOOD. THEY ARE THE BEST noerai allowance for alimony. She has uvea in De Moines but a short tlmo I seventy-five cents, 25 Cents. All day Wednesday and Thursday, Little Tots Her husband lives in Ohio, and formerly him, and this is affirmed. M.

W. Allerich vs. E. W. Smith Co.

and Annie C. Smith, appellant; Polk district; W. F. Conrad, judge. Af-firem; opinion by Rothrock.

Action at law to recover of the de- Reliable Clothiers. D. M. JOHNSON SON, Props. it-siueu wim piaintirr in Allegheny City.

He is an extensive and well known speculator in oil-bearing lands, and has had whether the land was held In good faith" for agricultural purposes. A long discussion fo this question, and the citation of many authorities, leads up to the conclusion that the land was not held In good faith for agricultural purposes. It is shown that Farwell paid about $600 an acre for it, a price on which It could hardly be expected to earn a fair income if used for agricultural purposes. The land was surrounded on all sides by platted land, and the owner from extensive Interests In Ohio, Pennsylva EGA USE: 20 dozen infant slip, 25c Are fendants upon an account for services rendered. There was a trial by Jury and a verdict and judgment for plaintiff.

Annie C. Smith appealed. One day sale on print VfV 1vcV In it dresses, 2 to 6 years, extra values. THE HAMIL CASE. whom Farwell bought It admitted that he had held Jt for speculative purposes.

25 Cents. The court holds that this was evident nia ana west Virginia. Mrs. Riddle charges that he absented himself from her without cause, and failed to support her or their child. He has answered, claiming that he did not desert her, but was away a great deal looking after his Interests, and charges thai at one time when he returned she was gone with all their furniture, and that he did not hear of ber again until it was reported to him she had removed to this city.

The Other Court. In Judge Spurrier's division the entire Buy them they are ly true also of Farwell's occupancy; therefore, the land Is taxable for city worth up to 50c for this Corset Covers. Be Sure It's Pure You don't want to eat adulterated buckwheat or buckwheat that isn't buckwheat at all. purposes. sale, only Is a special assessment for paving or The DESIGNS are the finest, The BODIES are the largest, The GEARS are the strongest.

The UPHOLSTERY the best. The PRICES are the lowest. The HEYWOOD is the BEST CARRIAGE Made. Petltlon for t. Rehearing to Be Filed In the Supreme Court Today.

In the supreme court today the application for a rehearing of the case of the state vs. John Hamil will be filed by E. R. Evans, attorney for the defendant. Hamil and George Weams, in an at- curbing, a street taxation for "any city 25 Cents.

purpose, as meant by the annexation act? The court holds It is, and says special assessments are now everywhere so This I but a starter The goods at regarded, and have been repeatedly so 25c cannot be beat Come and see for vourself on Wednesday and Thurs The city may col- temot to rob Conductor Redpath of the held by this court. day was consumed in the trial of the case of Mrs. Osborn vs. the city. This 1 is an action in which the plaintiff sues for $5,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained by falling on a lect such a tax in court.

It has been day. generally held that a general exemption from 'taxation will not extend to special Carpet Season. assessments. Great Western road, shot and killed him. were tried and convicted and sentenced to be hanged.

The case was appealed and last fall the supreme court affirmed the lower court. The petition for a rehearing is the last court resort for saving the defendants from 1 the gallows. If it is overruled it will Is plaintiff personally liable for the as About the time to look up the place to buy carpets. We to do our HAKBACH. L.

sessment? The court holds he is and that in such a case, after property subject to the tax has been sold, if there is a part of this business. We ara receiv Ins new goods daily. We carry a very balance still unpaid, personal Judgment may be secured against the owner for defective! Sidewalk on Jefferson street, on the Soutto Bide. The taking of testimony was. completed and counsel commenced theii! arguments to the Jury.

In Judge Stevenson's division the day was consumed with the trial of the case of HagweH Strong. This was an action for house rent, and resulted in a verdict for the defendant. In. Judge Ccmrad's court the entire day wasjioraumed with the trial of the case of powen vs. Hawes.

This is an action in which plaintiff is seeking to the balance. The Famou Roialltha Grimes Case. Rosaltha Grime vs. the Northwest Furniture, Carpets and Draperies, No. 412 and 414 West Walnut Street.

be the duty of the governor to set a date for the execution, which will occur in the penitentiary at Anamosa, where the prisoners are confined. tyl(. It is probable the motion for a rehearing will be submitted on the petition and argument for a rehearing to be filed today without oral argument. complete stock. Of course WE think it's the best selected stock in this city.

The only thing that we want YOU to do Is to come and see what we fiave- and WE will do our part to convert you to OUR way of thinking. WE know where and how OUR goods bought and WE know WE can and will meet any and all competition. ern Legion of Honor, appellant; sup is an honest product. Nothing but plain buckwheat of the very best kind. plemental opinion.

Deemer, Judge. A petition for rehearing has been filed in this case which among other establish a mechanics' lien against the property of defendant, and defendant has filed a cross petition for damages, alleging that the plaintiff used Inferior material in the erection of a house for things challenges the statement that the defendant is something more than At Your Dealers. FLOUR IS STILL ADVANCING. Our drapery department takes rank right along with our carpet stock, and that is saying a good deal. It Always Pays to Trade With Us." It is possible it will come up for hearing at this term if the attorneys for the state see fit to force the case, but the attorneys for the defendants are hopeful the hearing will go over to the next term of court.

It Is the general opin- ion of attorneys that there is little hope for either of defendants In the I a secret fraternal society as that term is used In section 21 of the acts of the Sole Agent for Knox and Youman Hats. him. The Court Record. Law division; T. F.

Stevenson and W. A. Spurrier, Judges. 7423 S. C.

Musgrave vs. C. S. Jurdan. Journal entry.

Twenty-first general assembly, chapter 6. In view of this and to correct anj' wrong Inferences that may be drawn from some of the language used It is thought advisable to file this supplement. Harris-Emery Co. courts. If a rehearing is reiusect it is Intended at once to bring every possl- ble influence to on the governor to commute the sentences to life lmpris-onmnt.

The argument and petition rlnes not cover to exceed ten pages of i 1 The car-load price of WASHBURN CROSBY'S "GOLD MEDAL" Flour Is 92 cents a sack We are selling at retail at 90c a sack. Buy flour now, when you can get the 1 best at less than cost. COME QUICK! 7710 Capital City Commerahtr 0m 7710 Capital City State bank vs. L. Hollister et al.

Judgment entry. C. C. Prouty company vs. Ed F.

Page, Judgment entrv. DR. HUGHES, 7937 James P. Hewitt, receiver, vs.ACOME QUICK! DO NOT DELAY! i if brief form. The principal objection raised to the opinion is that It was written in the Weams case and only slight references made to the Hamil case.

It is claimed this was unfair, because Weams made a confession, while the defendant, Hamil, claimed all along he was innocent. It is argued the court What is said In the opinion with reference to this subject has relation to the facts as stated and alluded solely to the question of the necessity of attaching copies of the application to the certificate of membership or policy of Insurance. We held that the defendant was organized and is acting in a dual capacity; that it had entered into a contract of insurance and that there is nothing in chapter 65, acts of the Twenty-first Orders by mall or telephone promptly attended to. Shirts Made to Ocder Made in Des flolnes New Location John L. Wright, 510 Walnut W.

W. Hayne et al. Answer of defendants Hayne and W. L. Read, F.

E. Duncan and Fred Harbach, and G. W. Mat-tern. 7920 Hattie Ford vs.

city of Des Moines. Answer. Equity division; W. F. Conrad, judge.

6404 Capital City State bank vs. Hurley et al. Decree. 6417 Spencer H. Smith vs.

R. T. Wellslager et al. Petition of intervention of Parker Brodern, Smith Co. 6216 J.

M. Bowman vs. K. B. Davison et al.

Answer to petition of intervention of Queal Co. Hatter, Furnisher and Shirt Maker. DWELLE CO. 202 Seventh St. Telephone 948.

Over West's Hardware. general assembly absolving It from the terms of the general law (McGlain's code, section 1733) requiring it to attach copies of the application to the should have written a decision in his case as well as in the Weams case. This and the claims that a change of venue should have been granted constitute the grounds for the rehearing. Under the statutes the defendants have until February 13 to file their petition for a rehearing. It is expected a petition for a rehearing in the Weams case will also be filed, but on what grounds it will be based could not be 649...

policy. 7 i We also held that if it be conceded that it was acting under the aid act Dr. J. I. MERSHON.

learned. THEY RIDICULE IT JAMES MAINE, Contractor Builder Id Stone, Brick and Cement. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to 119 Eighth street, Des Moines. -THE- Eminent Specialist, -IN ALL- it was still required to attach these copies In order to rely upon any misrepresentations made by the assured following the McConnel case, and that If it was not so acting it followed that it was -acting under the general law, and if so acting it was clearly subject to the provisions of section 1733, Mc-Clain's code. It was unnecessary to determine what the intent of the legislature was in enacting section 21 of the act in question; for in any event defendant had entered into a contract of Insurance and was an Many People Ridicule the Idea of an Absolute--Cure for Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles.

THE MODERN WAY Commends itself to the well-informed, to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done In the crudest manner and disagreeably as well. To cleanse the system and break up colds, headaches, and fevers withont unpleasant after effects, use the delightful liquid laxative remedy. Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by California Fig Syrup Com Dr. Jeager and the Jaros Underwear.

Ridicule, However, Is Not Argument, and Facts Are Stubborn Things. insurance company within the meaning pany. of section 1733. BLAIR the" FLORIST Can Supply Fresh Home Grown FLO WE RS Of any variety in season. Special attention to Mail Orders.

Safe arrival guaranteed. SOS Sixth Avenue. Telephone 4C0. If suffering with piles, It will Interest NERVOUS. PRI-VATE AND DELICATE DISEASES -SYPHILIS- ALL Unnatural Discharges, 8PER- MATORHOEA ARISING FROM YOUTHFUL FOLLY- STRICTURE.

ARICOCELE, PROSTATE troubles, KIDNEY AND BLADDER The effect to be given section 21 was I Cut This I Stomach troubles are so common and in many cases so obstinate to cure that not a controlling question, and what is said in the ooinion regarding it should you to know that De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. This medicine is a specific for all complaints of this be limited by and construed in the lieht of what is here said regarding the case. How character, and if instructions (which are simple) are carried out, a cure will result. We have tested this in numerous cases, and always with like result. It never fails.

Webb Souers' Pharmacy, Seventh and Walnut; Hansen Drug company. East Sixth and Locust. Before your wife sees it or it may cost you something. She Is getting very tired of that old cast Iron cooking stove she has used so long. There is a crack in the oven, the drafts don't work very well, and there are several other things about it that are not what they ought to be.

She has been patient a longtime, and If you have any desire to make her people are apt to look with suspicion on any remedy claiming to be a radical, permanent cure for dyspepsia and Indigestion. Many such pride themselves on their acuteness in never being humbugged, especially on medicines. This fear of being humbugged may We are content With the conclusions reached, and with the modification here suggested the opinion is adhered to. According to State Auditor McCarthy the above sdpplemental opinion does not in any way change the status of the case with respect to the association in question and similar organiza- In fact, all Delicate Dlseasea guaranteed cured. TWENTY-FIVE years experience.

All business aacredly confidential. Medicines furnished every case. Call on or addess, enclose atamp for reply. Private offices and Laboratory, Room f. Ooort Block, Dps Moines.

Ia. THE GAS MI DDLE. be carried too far; so far, in fact, that happy you'll buy her a About This many persons suffer for years with Born Steel Range. 'BUSINESS LOCALS. weak digestion rather than risk a little time and money in faithfully testing Expected ths V.

a. I. Will Accept or Decline the New Ordinance Today. It Is expected today something definite will be learned from the officers of the United Gas Improvement com the claims of a preparation so reliable and universally used aa Stuart's Dys Lfuelp Dietz coal, 4f3 East Fifth. Tel.

135. Use Carbon-dale coal, 416 266. 'Can't afford it, you say? Yes you can. We can fit you out with a fine one for $30.00. Four holes, high warming closet, wood or coal, detachable oven bottom, all complete.

She is coming in to see it, and when she does you won't hear the last of It until you buy her one. Suits to Order, only $15.00. "Gibson Coal" leads. 611 Locust street. We are determined to close out all heavy goods this week, so 510 Walnut Street.

ALBERT L. WEST, pany as to whether or not the new regulating ordinance passed by the city council will be acceptable to them as a compromise measure. Nothing was heard yesterday. Members of the citizens' committee who were seen by a reporter said they had learned nothing dfinite. but seemed to have some reason fnr hplievlnar the ordinance would Is needed by poor, tired mothers, overworked and burdened -with care, debilitated and run down because of poor, thin and impoverished blood.

Help is needed by the nervous sufferer, the men and women tortured with rheumatism, neu pepsia Tablets. Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are vastly different in one important respect from ordinary proprietary medicines for the reason that they are not a secret patent medicine, no secret Is made of their ingredients, but analysis shows them to contain the natural digestive ferments, pure aseptic pepsin, the digestive acids, Golden Seal, bismuth, hjrdrastis and nux. They are not cathartic, neither do they act powerfully on any organ, but they cure indi suits to order $10. Littleton, 819-5th. A yard of candy given to every valentine Wednesday, at Duke's Drug Store.

The "Chicago Cash Enterprise" i the name of a new firm, which has opened rooms at 1014 Center street, and wil! handle Millinery, Dry Goods, Hoots and Shoes, and Notions of all kinds. 1 ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh Help 1 accepted, as all expressed a belief JUSTICE offer a number of choice suitings at $15.00. This sale may not last a week, so come early and get first choice. Genuine Clay $25.00. Trousers, $5.00.

Cash only goes during this Sale. gestion on the common sense plan of digesting the food eaten promptly, thoroughly before it has time to ferment, sour and cause the mischief, This is the only secret of their success, Comes Quickly When Hood's Sarsaparilia begins to enrich, purify and vitaliie the blood, and sends it in a healing, nourishing, invig-orat in? stream to the nerves, muscles and organs of the body. Hood's Sarbapariila builds up the weak and broken down system, and cures all blood diseases, becauoa that the company would accept. MoV'ey, representing the Snyder eom-panv, was seen. He said he had heard nothing from Mr.

Snyder as yet relative to the proposed settlement and thought It was probable he was out of the city or would have been heard from by this time. He said he thought the ordinance would be acceptable to his company and would assure the city dollar gas at the end of another year. He expects to ar from Mr. Snyder as soon as he reiurns from the east, Is the friend of all; so are people who sell furniture at reasonable prices. It Is not necessary that we claim to be of thia class.

Our stock tells the story for us. It enlighten on the subject of the latest in furniture and upholstery, and showa bow very reasonable the prices are of things Indispensable to the comfort and refinement of home. We make a specialty of furniture calculated to last well, and to endure wear with dignity and well, preserved appearance. Our business methods are fair and liberal. We would like ta talk with you.

SPLENDID STORE FOR RENT. Th" fine store now occupied by Lath-rop-Jihoads company, adjoining the Eouitable building, on Locust street, wlil I for rent after April 1. The is centrally located, has 44 feet frontage by 128 feet in depth, four stories in height, with paved and well liphte-1 cellar. The building is heated ty FtT.ni a freight elevator, and is 1 r-ivi j1 with gas and electric lights. can be made to suit conven-b nee.

B. RICE. Cathartic pills never nave and never can cure indigestion and stomach trou- I bles becaus they act entirely upon the1 bowels, whereas the whole trouble is 1 really in the stomach. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, taken after meals, digest the food. That is all there Is to it.

Food not digested is poison, as it creates gas, acidity, head-' arhes, palpitation of the heart, loss flesh and appetite, and many other where it ia thouuht he now Is. i Wm. Meares TAILORS. TOUNGERMAN BLOCK. troubles which are often called by some other name.

Wife "Here's of a man who shot llTf 'f rather than suffer tha pan-B ff indigestion." fonV Why take le Witt's Little Early Kisf-rs? I used to Buffer as bad as he did bef re I commenced taking these little piiis." Webb Sonera" Pharmacy. Seventh and Walnut: Hansen Drug company. East Sixth and Locust street. CO. Sarsaparilia I the One True Blood Purifier.

Alldrinxist. fl. Prepared only bjr C. I. Hood l.e l.

Ka5S. fotake) IIOOU 5 FlIlS WIUiHooJ iNsapariUa. ILIAD FURNITURE PHIL HARBACH CO. No excuse for aleepiessnesss when you can r-rorure One Minuta Cough Cure. This will relieve all annoyances, cure the rnust vre cough and give you fft zrA Valth Can you afford to do without it? Hansen Drug company, Eatt Sixth auJ Locust.

They are sola vy druggists everywhere at 5 cents per package. Address Stuart Co. for bik on stomach diseases or ask your druggist for it. 1 1.