sEBHpthe cause yf much misery and expense. It JESh|
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Sold,by Druggists. Price $1.06 per bottle. ^^1
pith - LaForge . Pharmacy. Tuckerman. Ark., Special Agts.
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the best values from hats to shoes for womankind
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« Invites You to Inspect
an exceptionally attractive lino of Fall and Winter Hats.
Hair goods of the best makers covering a wide range of
price. Neckwear and waists of neat snappy patterns very
reasonable in cost.
In Our Skirt, Suit and Cloak
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departments, we offer you designs that are worth your
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Hosiery, Corsets, White Goods and Novelties.
Hose from the heavy to the finest of silk lisles. Nemo
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the good things we have. We can only give you a sug
gestion here and there of how well we have prepared for
Woman’s needs in our store and invite you to come and
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Special this week on Children’s Shoes.
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Foley’s Kidney Remedy vs. a
Hopeless Case.
Hon, Ark., J. E. Freeman
says: "I had a severe case of
kidney trouble and could not
work and my case seemed hope
less. One large bottle of Foley’s
Kidney Remedy cured me and I
have never been bothered since.
I always recommend it.”—W. E.
BEVENS.
Clear, white clothes are a
sign that the housekeeper uses
Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2
oz. package 5 cents.
the iW ^
at my ^old
in rather a
Below my window, on the
the city square,” the Salvation
Army people are sifiging a plain
tive lay, and their lecturer is
vainly endeavoring to tell the
“old story” “new to us, as in the
“long ago.” Some girl is picking
the guitar and singing “Nearer
My God To Thee,” while just
around the comer at the fash
ionable saloon and “Palm Gar
den” the orchestra is throbbing
with that “Barnyard Rag" and
the moon shines on all undis
turbed by the world of sin and
woe on which it shines. In fact,
I believe that wise old moon is
secretly exclaiming, “Vanity of
vanities! all is vanity.” The
townclock is slowly striking out
the mloments and hours and each
moment turns some mystic door
and then it shuts forevermore”
The newsboys are calling an
extra* for the horrible murder
. i it _.J_i. * . ..1
Out on ^amputrii Dticct juoi
hour ago.
This is a healthy and lovely
town, yet I can't say that I like
it better than my solitary, quiet
home at Pond Swith, rustic as it
was. I could there watch' the
pictures that the seasons paint
with their magic brushes—and
then I could say: “What a glad,
bright world this is.” But alas,
I can hardly say it now. Not
that there isn’t a world of happi
ness in life too. Yet I cannot
single out one bright thing that
I cannot hear a sob of human
anguish somewhere near. I can
find much battle here against
the liquor traffic, for there is a
saloon on every corner and gam
bling houses by the score,
though there are hosts of aristo
cratic churches here, but some
. . . i« i _i
wno worsnxp in uiese eiegaut
churches and who wear the mis
taken garment of saving grace,
actually scorn this vast “army
of the unwashed”—just as if
they could gain a foothold on
higher ground all unaided. They
might if men and women were
strong instead of weak, but»I
have long since found that the
world is not made up of heroes
and heroines. I sometimes won
der how Jane Adams of “Hull
House” and a score of others can
work so courageously when they
have such little assistance from
the ‘very people,’ the church
goers, who should help. One
man of means in this town send
woman of means in this town
sends $15,000 a year to China
for foreign missions when the
slums are actually teaming here
with distress. I think like Dr.
Talmage that thousands will
seek to open the gates of pearl
with every key except-4he right
one. We are all made of very
commbn clay, and those that can
truthfully call the waters of
“Marah” sweet to the soul, are
divinely blessed. There can be
no doubt that the world is un
just in almost every sense and
I cannot wonder that Sophistry
often snaps the mystic threads
of faith and leaves many a one
to be lost in a great sea of unbe
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“I have used Dr. Miles' medicines for <
over 12 years and find them excellent I j
keep Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain Pills In the J
house all the time and would not think |
of taking a journey without them, no j
matter how short a distance I am going. j
I cannot praise them enough."
Miss Lou M. Churchill. i
63 High St, Penacook, N. H. 1
At all druggists. 25 doses 25a.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
lief. It is true that Hope is our
only assistant—the only thing
that makes life worth while—
for it keeps gilding the mist
hung future with tender leaves,
and though our friends are fast
slipping away from us out into
that undis6overed country be
yond, (whatever it be) we can at
at least improve life some. For
we that remain by helping (not
those who, secure in their own
religion, and wealth, gather their
costly skirts aside when they
come in contact with the so-call
ed lower half of human lives and
on bended knees in elegant pews
offer up prayers for the heathen,
and go home feeling that they
have made a great sacrifice for
mankind,) but others show by
sympathetic association that a
life of higher attainments, and
not a life of vice, is worth while.
Some poor stinted human beings
actually know nothing whatever
I of the philosophy of religion, and
look upon it merely as a "some
thing” that belongs only to those
who are able to afford it. Now I
am only meaning this for YOU,
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WliG rXL c auir> oto i-uv/ vx
Pearl on golden hinges. Share
your vision of the Holy City
with those not so Divinely
blessed, and those crushed by
the stress of circumstances. No
unseen hand will ever myste
riously remove the dark vices.
The battle for the betterment of
Human lives lies with humans
only.
Wishing you all success I re
main Betsy Trotwood.
Going Out For Keeps.
Is there any one who will not,
when he may,save a few dollars?
You know we are going out of
business. All our stock is being
sold at cost—not over and not
below, and there is a good deal
left—things that everyone who
eats, and lives, needs every day
in ev.ery month.
We are anxious to close it out
and you are going to buy it from
some. The others will be here
after we leave, and we ask that
you will let us have your orders.
Come up and see what we
have.
Your for awhile.
68btf Martin Bros.
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