A PRETTY MILKMAID
Thinks Pe-ru-na Is a Wonderful
Medicine.
MISS ANNIE HENDREN, Rocklyn,
Wash., writes:
“I feel better than 1 have for over
four years. I have taken several bottles
of Peruiia anil one bottle of Manalin.
“I can now do all my work in the
house, milk the cows, take care of the
milk, and so furth. / think Peruna is a
most wonderful medicine.
“1 believe 1 would be in bed to-day if
I had not written to you for advice. I
had taken all kinds of medicine, but
none did me any good.
“Peruna has made me a well and
happy giri. 1 can never say too much
for Peruna.”
Notonlj' women of rank and leisure
praise Peruna, but the industrious, use
ful women engaged in honest toil would
not be without. Dr. Hartman’s world
renowned remedy.
The Doctor has prescribed it for many
thousand women every year and ho
never fails io receive a multitude of let
ters 1 Ike (lie above, thanking him for
liis advice, and especially for the won
«' - i r.eoive.l i-. o.n Poruna.
UNIQUE GERMAN LIBRARY.
Contains Autographs and Character
istic Lines from Great
- Writers.
i
T!u‘ Taurhnitz library in the
family chateau near Leipzig con
tains not only tin* entire series,
several thousand volumes hand
somely bound in maroon calf
with gold lettering, but a unique?
collection of autographs, says
the Westminster Gazette. Here
is a characteristic Hue from
Tluukeray:
“Don'1 be afraid of your Eng
lish. A letter containing £ s. d.
is always in pretty style!’’
Equally characteristic is <’ar
Ivle’s nabbed utterance:
“No transaction could be hand
somer on your part. The money
account concerns mi*, please at
tend to that. Friendliness and
help cannot lx* repaid, but money
can and always should.”
How warm-hearted Dickon’s
frank words: “Whatever price
you put upon tin' book will sat
isfy nit'!” Disraeli wrote in the j
grand style:
“The sympathy of a greet na
tion is the most precious reward
of authors, and an appreciation,
that is offered us by a foreign
people has something of the
character and value which we at- ;
tribute to the liat of prosperity.” j
PATTI’S GOOD LOOKS.
England’s most famous singer.
Mine, l'atti. although over (»3
years old. still enjoys the best of
health and good looks. Her beau
tiful rose-pink complexion, which
has ever been her most striking
attraction, she attributes to
fresh air, careful dieting and rain
baths. With respect to the lat
ter curious recipe sht* says.
“By all means let the rain beat
against your face as often as you
have a chance. The rain has a
wonderful freshening effect on
the pores of the skin. Of course,
you must otherwise wrap up well
to prevent taking cold.”
Mine. Patti takes over three
hours’ daily exercise in the open
air, which she considers should
*be a regular feature in the daily
life of every woman.
A FOOL FOR LOVE
(Continued rom pagp 7)
burst out passionately; and Wlnton
staggered as if the suddenly freed
hand had dealt him a blow.
CHAPTER X.
For a little time after Virginia's
passionate rejection of him Winton
stood abashed and confounded.
Weighed in the balances of the after
thought, his sudden and unpremedi
tated declaration could plead liftle ex
cuse in encouragement. And yet she
had been exceedingly kind to him.
(To be continued.)
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Statement of the Financial Condition
of the Hank of Newark at the
Close of Easiness Feb. 0, 1907
ASSETS:
Loans_ .$47,060.10
Overdrafts .._ 26.85
Advances on lbr. in transit. 1,789.77
Hanking bouse and fixtures 2,000.00
Cash on hand___ 25,5(30.79
Total_74,437.51
LI A131 LIT I ES
Capital stock _ $20,000.00
Undivided profits (net)_ 850.83
1 >ue nt her banks_ 5,000.00
Deposits_ 48,580.68
Total_... .. 74,437.51
I hereby certify that the foregoing
statement is true and correct, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
E. H. Chesser, Cashier.
Administrator’s Sale of Personal
Property.
Notice is hereby given.—That the
undersigned, as Administrator of the
estate of Adler 0. Magness, deceased,
will, pursuant to the order of the Pro
bate Court of Independence County,
made and entered of record on the 5th
day of February, 1!»)7, expose for sale
at public out cry, to the highest bid
der, on
THURSD AY, FEBRCARY 28, 1907.
at the store-house formerly occupied
by deceased, at Sulphur Kock, Arkar -
sas, the following described personal
property, to-wit: All the goods, wares,
merchandise and fixtures of the groc
ery business conducted by the said
Adler C. Magness in bis life time; liar
and fixtures for the saloon business
One gray mare: One black horse coll;
One black cow: One red calt.
All of above property will lie sold on
a credit of not ex ‘ceding 12 months,
purchasers to give note with approved
security for purchase money, ur pay
cash, at their opt ion.
•1 os 1). Magness,
Administrator.
Notice of Administrator’s and
(i;:ardian’s Seft lenient.
Notice is hereby .ui vcm 1 that the fol
lowing named guardians, administra
tors and executors have tiled their
settlements in the Independence
County Probate Court at the February
term. 1907. for continuation by the
Court, and ail persons interested in
the settlement of any such estates,
are hereby warned to come forward
and tile exceptions to such accounts,
if any they have, on or before the sec
ond day of next regular term of the
court, or they will be forever barred
from excepting to such accounts or
any item thereof, to-wit:
Partial settlement of VV. II. Tomlin
son as guardian of 10. J. Tomlinson , a
minor.
Second annu l! settlement of N. A.
as exeeo• .r of the last will and
Lestnmein. ol Simon A ller. deceased.
- Final settlement of Cul. L. Pearce
as administrator of the tstate of
George L. A hart, deceased.
Pattial settlement of A. j. Craig as
guardian of the estates of Allen and
Ralph Jackson, minors.
Partial settlement of M. R. Leggett
as guardian of the estates of Roy and
Lizzie Leggett, minors.
Partial settlement of Erma Sanders
as guardian of Alfred and llarrold
Sanders, minors.
Partial settlement of Ernest Neill
as executor of the last will and testa-1
ment of Arthur Neill, deceased.
Final settlement of T. W. Dumas as
guardian of the estate of Julia L.
Uhles, a minor, i now Julia L. Taylor.)
Partial settlement of Mrs. Ellen M .
Foster as guardian of William C. Fos
ter and Russel C. Foster, minors.
Final settlement of Ernest Neill as
curator of the estates of Burnell Law
son, Doris Lawson and Leighton Law
son, minors.
Given under my hand this 7th, day
of February, 1907.
Albert Sims,
County and Probate Clerk.
See The Journal for job printing
Things To Consider
This store is not merely a neighborhood conven
ience, but we claim that our qualities and varie
ties are equal to many metropolitan stores, and
our prices, in most instances, are less. Our ex
penses are light and we can sell at a closer
margin than they cars in the larger cities. Ladies
who know quality are especially invited to call
and examine our line of dress goods, which are
up to the minute, and of the very best qualities.
YOUR MONEY’S FULL VALUE
IN EVERY PAIR YOU BUY
What We Mean By Full Vamps
Every day and in almost every advertisement
one sees, somebody claims to sell shoes which
are better than any other. They will have to
show us. We are ready to stand on our proof.
We sell the only shoes in which the upper leath
er extends under the entire tip and is sewed
with the tip all around to the toe. AI! other
shoes, so far as we know, have have had the
leather cut out from under the tip and depend
upon two rows of stitches to hold the tip and
shoe together. That’s why our shoes are better.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Our stock is complete in every part and we are
selling all the best in family supplies of every
description. Everything to eat, everything to
wear and everything to use, and at bottom prices
SISK, HULSEY & HADDOCK
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