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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12
Alien Land holders In america.

Who owns the land in the Uaited
Statcs3 Why, the ci..zeas do or
should, would be the natural reply.
But, unfortunately, it is not alto
gethei ST.. s .ne of the best lands
IN this country are owned b ali n
landlords. Nearly 22,0O0,0OU acr.
OF land are owned by men who owe
ai!egiancc To ether governments "a
legiance to other governments. To
be exact there are 81, al, 900 aer,s
ofland under the d!recs eontro. t
thirty foreign laaiv.duais 81 .mp.-
MES There are 2,720,2S3 acre, Of
land in Massachusetts, SO that tie
men living in other countries and
owing allegiance to other powers
own land enough to make about ten
states like massachusetts,, more thar
some g ,yernments own to support Q
king. The largest amount OF lane
owned by any one man or co,part-
tion is owned by a 10. egg corpor 4
ii called the Holland Laad Com
pany. Talk about alien land-hold
ers in the United States owning
more land than there is owned b,
Englisbmen ia Ireland. Think o
il! more than 22,OO0,0O0 acres o
land owned by men IN Europe
American Cuizeus.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

for ner Is her love for horsne, the
most FESTIVE brute Ssabmitting
quietly to her control. Il 50 Vii
der wea:s short gown uf dark
serge about her work, with rather
coquetis .ly shaped apron and two
or three knots Of scarlet ribbon.
1t is surprising what number of
horses AT once seem to need shoe
icg when her figure is noticed
against the light of the forge ii rs.
She has becema her fathers p-sr.-
ner rather then assistant, and says
she means to continue in the busi-
Eess.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

Prosbviorian-Corner Second and Flower
.roo,s. Rev. d. i. Wilson pastor. Services
sunday At IL Il. IN. and p. m. Sunday
school at9 am wv. Ewing supt.
Cumberland Corner 81 and Madison
Row. /. N. Yokley pastor. Services every
sunday at IL II. IN. and p. m. sunday
chool At 3. 80 a. IN. Prof. Romine ,uperin-
isndant.
Methodist shuieh-w J Collier, pastor
Services Sur day ut 1880 vi and Z mi
Sunday school ut 9:l5 I'm W. B. Ezoii
sup't. :.
Episcopal church-oorner Madison ano
Third Roy. Chas. r. Wright, rector
Services Sunday AZ lO:45 a IN and s'l6 P IN
Christian chureh-sorvicos Sunday morn
,ng at Bsnnister Hall. No regular pastor
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

JP English, sheriff, W W Marks, deputy
sheriff, W Z Craig, trustee; u Philips,
register, W S Ezell, Co. court clerk, r.
Lowtbron coroner: W. S. Hewbiil, survey
or W W Marks jailor.
Circuit co lrt-Meets first Mondays In
March. Augr and December. d Patter-
son, Judge. J, IN Jones, attorney general;
Joe Brsden, Jerk.
Chsncery court Meets first Monday in
ebruary al 1 End Monday in August. A
Aftermath chancellor; J B Stacy, clerk
nd master, Ee 3 Jones. deputy.
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=: Z. O.

Don't waste time and money anu un-
dergo needless torture with the knife
when Ethiopian Pile Ointment will aft
ford Instant relief and certain cure In
every case Of blind, bleeding, itching,
internal and external piles. Rangum
Root Medicine Co, Manu- acturers,
Nashville Tenn. 90 cents and 81 per
bottle. Sol1 by Craig s. McLemore
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12
CONSTAELEs

District No. RC Vanhoozor, 81 L Resce;
al M YaTbrough; 4, q Watson; VIM
Holt; w X Cover; 7 p j Anderson, Rob't
WilIiams; 8 Henry Butler; 8 Iesse McNeece:
10 VIM Bradford, II VIM Newton; IL e
Thomas; IL q Msgoe; Ia VIM Lucy: 10
Smith; IS Bore Murrel: IS n Chapman
20, J FHolt; 81 z Marks.
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KNIauTA or HON OR

FrionJahip Lodge, No l04. Skill
lern, Dictator; II Clay NoLauiine, reporter;
ii ArTowsmth. financial ropor or: Jas I
Oakes, treasurer. Moots | and 3rd Friday
nighta ut Banniater Hall.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

An eloquent plea for the family
catls made by the Boston Herald.
When people who are able to do 81
pack UP and leave homo lur the
Summer tn re la one creature, says
the Herald, mot provided ror-lhe
family cat. 1t is taken Tor granted
that this crsatuie can provide for
herself, even if she does no. guard
the threshold; but IT is too conf
dently assumed that she can do
without the crumbs that fail from
the rich mans table, and will not
need specially anything to eat until
the family returns in September or
October. So many households, no W
ever. take this for fact, that the
cat In some neighborhoods have a
hard time of i. They are lean,
famished, down in the mouth, and
are objects of profound compassion
to the stay at-home residents; and
their piteous walls in the n:g hi
season, though they may mol be
entirely tue cries OF hunge-, are
sharp enough TO touch even the
most OBJ lurate hearts. The family
cat deserves better considerat ion
and ough. to be boarded out, with
some decent consideration, and IN d
kindly household, until her familiar
haunts are again open to her. PEG.
pie who care for everybody but the
cat had better connt the cat with
the dog, and be as humane to the
one as the other.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

Ifyou want old papers To put under
carpets. to cut patterns from, to wrap
up bundles, or tor any other purpose,
call at the CTrIzgN 0illce and get large,
whole, clean papers for 40 cents per
hundred If
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CITY OFFICERS.

Thso Riehardso =. mayor: John w Dyer
recorder; J NJ Mcdonald, city marshal; 10
Flippin olica nan.
ALDERMEN.
John W Dyer, j d Lewis, M G Csmody.
Bumpass, Pm Ezell, II A Rosengrapt,
Meetings of the board last Thursday
night incach month at Mayors ofiico.
Myaor cfiice- South-eaet corner, up
stairs ovor corner drug store.
Recorder's ofRce-Adioining mayors.
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II Land of PLentu.

Beautiful crops abound in Ten
nessee, says the Nashville Herald.
The approximate estimate made by
the department of agriculture puts
the wheat crop at 10,00O,9O0 bush
els. 1t is more likely that the crop
yielded 100000. From evory
portion OF the state estimates are
received showing that the corn crop
Is simply immense. The cotton
growing counties have been blessed
with an abundant crop, and if good
weather prevails during the pick
ing season the planters will have
no cause for complaint. Besides
these, other crops have turned out
well. The entire state is feelin o
the effects of these bountifal har-
vests; activity and enterprise are
seen III every community; new in
dustries are being inaugu: ated; q
better feeling prevails among the
people and II grand forward move
meat is making itself felt in trade,
riaEufactures, agriculture and al
other braches OF business. The
impetus is noV temporary; it is tie
legitimate result ct natural causes.
and has come to stay. The mere
statement OF the agricultural condi-
ton shows that this lani OF
plenty.
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MASONIC

Pulaski Comma ndery, X. 7. No IL; @
Pope, EN-. Con mnndor, W g Nelson, Re-
corridor.
Pula Council R. ~ g. Masters, No -;
JKCro TIL H. Master; Ra-
eordef.
Pulnsk ,hApter. X. A. NJ, No. 20; W K
Craig, ~ Arrowsmith, Recorder
Pulaski odgo, F, y A NJ No l0i; z W
Ewing, w 81; q Pope, Soc'y.
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nNInurs an pYruIAA

stonowall Lodge, No. l2-Meets evory
Tuesday night Mt X. Off. Hall west side Of
square. II Lightioot, q; TT Mason, V
G; w + Wilson, P; B White, Al Of X;
starkoy Duncan, NJ of +; Mark Arrowsrhith,
NJ A; W Rose, X K d s.
Uniform rank Dixie Division No. s, moots
evory lat Tuesday in each month.
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CITIZEN AGENTS.
Club Rates Sl.25 per Year.

Friends who will act as clnh
sgente for The CITIZEN will please
send us word The f flowing gen
tlemen have kindly consented and
will take Subscriptions:
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LODGES

INDEPENDET ORDER ODD FELLOWS.
Pulaski Lodge No. - Meets every Fri
day night at Odd Fellows uail, corner lst
and Flower street, j. X. Bumpass, N. g.,
Jamea Mclean, X. 3.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

When you are parting with an
a acquaintance and be says: "Oh, by
the way"-get out your pocket
book.
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AMERICAN LEGION or HONOR

Riohland Council, No. 400. IL g seLau-
rinc, commander; A Casey, sec'y; J 7
Rankin, collector. M9ets ;st anu 81 Thurs
day nights at RNnnistor Rail.
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OBITUARY N aTtCEs

Please remember that VIC charge for obit-
onary oticos, the rate being one cont por
word Announcement Of deaths free.
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EIIsII:sII:I[I] Ils;Esf7

Onsr q ProIessers aFd 90 MharaIs w w
SEVEN Distinct DEPARTMENTS.
Academic. Literature, Scenee. Philosophy, Fees as
Theeiesical Free tuition ard free Foou T. Wesley Hail.
Law. Foar ffylessors- New baiidi1gx- Fees. fsoo
Medical HOSPITAL accommodations clinics Fees. toe.
Beafa Full faculty excellent equipment. bsiidine 500
Ensineer4aE. coarsss ~ cyil. Meshaae Al Mining Eag@
~ s.siegs. sd,lsss wiis wlsans. sssSsiiss Tea,
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SLoidJ clio b a. ads,rsised and
cod as wool is fai'uc.
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oaly s7.5s, Cincinnati to Milwaukee.
AVN RgTuRu.

On account of Grand Army Of the Republic meet
irr Tickets on sale via &. II. q ID. and Monos
Route. Limit Of tickets, going August u to y
Inclusive; returning August n TO September ), In
elusive By leaving tickets with the Joint agent
of terminal lines at Milwaukee, limit may be ex.
tended September 30 inclusive, TO allow parties
TO take side trips from Milwaukee.
This is the Pullman Car Encouragement
have been made TO carry large numbers, and
plenty Of sleeping cara win be furnished. Fol
particulars, call al the City Ticket Ofice, Chas'
bsr Of Commerce.; or address 4. o. MccoRAscx,
G. r. d 7. A., 30 W. Fourth ST., Cineinnsa, q
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

Messrs. STAPLES & O.,
COG Church Street, opposite Wal kins
Institute, and you viii sec the finest
specimens of Photographs male in the
outh. they are speeisllY prepared to
make Craven Portraits, copies from old
pictures, etc. alsr carry the finest line
of Frames, Mouldings. etc. Baby Pho
tographs successful speciality. IlSjti
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-12

The way Milwaukee Judge does
it: slave her?' "Yes." "Have
himf" Eyes. married; ST."
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ROYAL ACANUM

q u W
II G MoLaurine, NJ "; w Ezoll, aec
J J. Rankin, iinancier Meets End and
Monday nightP.
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Giles Council, No 449. Adolph Gerstel
agont; j Cayce, soo'y; II Arrowsmith
ollector. Meets end and 4th Tuesday
Ights ut Bannstor Hall.
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Photographic!

When you visit Nashville don't fai
to call at the Elegantly fitted ground
fl DOR Photogi aph Gallery Of
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
An Homes, Woman.

Il So you are advertising fine creamery
butter at thirty cents said an old woman
who entered Michigan avenue grocery yes.
'er.iay. is II butter or Is IL oieomargarincT r.
Its butter, madame, aud tho very best =
aid the grocer.
Sure IL amt oleonargarinefs
Perfectly 80. IN warrant L."
The woman turned 10 60. when the grocer
lshexl:
Wont you try a few poundsFs
No, don't want mons. I want some oleo
margarine
Il have that, ton, $ said the dealer, put up
u boxes and labeled
"iow much Is that a pouudf'
Eighteen cents
That won't do. want 10 pay jost a.
much for II as butter Is worth
You can do that u you want 10: amt
ayin' word. am Il" said the man but
Why do you want tor
We'll. you see, I've heen givini my board.
rs the fsest butter, an they guy me an call
elen. | VOW its butter. an they won't
lelieYe me Now want 70 get some oleo
m tell 'em what IL Is They'll think lie
m cat IL for butter. But don't want to
make a cent out OF IL rm an honest woman. =
Detroit Free Press
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

"A diiereno5 between honorao,s
and dishorable competition Is the con-
duct OF the victor 10 the vanqulshed.
Some men rise above others only to
crush them Others to lift and exalt
them Some boast with noisy triumph
and scorn those who ara left behind;
others have "a way Of making people
feel comfortable One artist who has
risen high in public favor uses his To-
hnence to depreciate the works OF his
brother artists; another takes them
by the hand and gives them cour.
age fos fresh endesvors
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

One Of the greatest hanes of a students lifs
Il that be Is obliged to write compositions.
says The New Haven Morning News Il h
something looked upon as extra work, and Ia
usually left until the last minute. Then the
student hurriedly collects the necessary data,
and In writing is very apt 20 introduce sen
tences from the encyclopedia.
Unfortunately II happens that one Of the
professors OF English at Yale has written
numerous articles FOR the encyclopedias. A
few days ago this professor was reading over
q composition with Its author when be came
across particularly finally constructed sen
tencel
That's pretty good sentence" remarked
the professor.
YES, pridesi myself on that. replied ths
student
$50 did when wrote II, added the pro
fessor, to the great discontinue Of the pupil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

Snow. children after reading the old
story OF Washingtons exploit with bis
Ratchet. write mo oil you can remember OF
that pretty story ! have just read 10 you
THE RESULT.
Slate !. Teddy, : years oldl--Georg Wash
linton Is our father did no tell lie no be
never did he did IL with Is hachit
Slate H. tEfhel, 0-gsorg wnshinton was
the father OF II contrc hes father sed did yon
do II no ssi wud not lio | did is with nj
Hathit and then be busted Is teers
Slate Ill George, o. George Washington
Is the father Of our country and be did II
with his hatchit and he said father I did II
did ;he boy deny II q no did hc try 10 put II
ON some other Teller No He did not tell no D.
he bust into tears-Life
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

A coffee tree in the palm mouse in Kew Il
now bearing such crop as, authorities say,
aas been rarely known In tropical countries
sither for quantity or quality.
In Mr.. Gilberts new theatre, London, in
stead OF footlights there will DO a row Of
electric lights lining tho inside OF the prosce-
alum on both sides and across tho top.
An old couple in Lichieres, after celebrat-
ing their golden wedding, took 10 quarrel
ing, and the man finally threw bis wife In
the lire, killed her with heart stab, and Gu;
bis own throat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
OUR DUMB ANIMALS.

IA elephant IN tho funeral procession 10 n
receat Hirpleo cremation wore a silver collar
worth e5.oo0
Acitizen OF nlossburg, Pa, owns nine dogs
seven cats. monkey, eight canary birds
Gnd two white mics. IL Is unnecessary 70
say be l. poor.
4 girl 10 Manchester, England, teiephonad
TO Der fathers Office asking II her dog was
tsnre Csirley was there, and his mistress
'.slsed the man 20 hold him up to the teie
p-oie She whistlod and spoke and told him
" eoaie home. carley pricked up his ears,
and as soon as 10 was placed on tho fioor
started for home
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

Reaction.
Though young Jones was well aud hearty he would
as'er attend party.
For he said that social pleasure made him weary.
weak and sore,
Not a whit cared he for danciag. or q maiden oil
ensraucing
What Ia others proved treasure simply was &c
him q boro.
He found uttle consolation In the ART Of c.gverza
tlon.
And all natures wondrous beauty from his care
he's. eyes WINS hid
Music painting eouId not please him. and high al
would only tease him,
So. as n from sense of duty. he became, mi
--------s &C ~
But found QUE great attraction that would rcuss
him Into actiou
died .declarc he was n6t sickly, such new
strength upon him camel.
When with every iudicstlon that he'd reach biz
destination.
He would walk q mlie 20 quickly. Just to Join
poker game.
brakes Magazine
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
Building a House in samos.

Tho negotiations between the skilled
and willy carpenter and the prospective
Samoan house owner would amuse. but
hardly meet the approval of. the bust
ness man OF to-day. Under the pro
pitiating influence OF kava. the neceS
sary presents are produced TO induce
tho carpenter to undertake. the con-
struction OF house. IL Is begun at
ones. without any terms of agreement.
and the work advances until the car
penter thinks more presents necessary
and he ceases work. Additional gift
being made. the carpenter continues tn.
construction until he deems II neces
sary to demand another contribution.
when he again stops work. II the
contribution Is not forthcoming. labor
IL suspended on the ineompleted house.
never TO be undertaken for completion
by another OF the craft; and forever
afterwards IL remains unfinished and a
public reproach to the good name OF
the unfortunate owner. who, at the
time OF Its beginning. not knowing
what may be the idea OF the carpenter
rs to the cost OF its construction. must
either call upon the community for
aid. which Is generally freely ex-
tended. or suffer the humiliation OF
this unfinished monument Century
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

Biirers-what's wrong today. Buffers
You look blue.
Blaffers-I'll never forgive myself.
kicked a caller out Of my house last night
'Huhl I've kicked out many q one Young
fellow. supposef''
mo. past middls age"
well. these old codgers have no business
70 be coming around sparkling young giris
kicked out one of that sort last week"
YES. but I've found out this man wasn't
counting my daughter. He was after nv
mother-in-law Philadelphia Record.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

Described In the nursery ballad. .who lived
upon nothing but vitnAls and drink. aud yet
would never be quiet" was undoubtedly
troubled with chronic Indigestion Her ytctHAir'
like those Of many other elderly persons whose
digestive powers have become lmpaifd, didnt
agree with her. This was before the area Of
Hostetfer's stomach bitterr. o. some one 81 hff
numerous friends and relatives would un-
doubtediy have persuaded her 10 try the great
specific for dyspepsia. constlps ton and bilious
ness This would have been measure OF self
protection on their part, for she would soon
have been cured and ceased 20 disturb them
with her clamor. The most obstinate cases OF
indigestion, with It's attendant heartburn, fla.
tulence constant uueaslucss Of the stomach and
OF the nerves, are completely overcome By this
sovereign remedy. Chills and fever and bilious
remistent, rheumatism and kidney troubles are
also relieved BY H.
speaking silence IL better than senselers
| an Ia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

Miss Beacon of BoSsonl-Y You western girls
airs drcadfully slangy DO you know, heard
q Chicago girl say the other dag that she
would get there with both feet"
Mis- Dearborn - Yes; We are somewhat
given TO that SORT Of thing. Is it true that
Boston girls nre-ah--as deficient OF beauty
a. they are said TO bel
Miss Beaoon-We may not be handsome,
but Ia the matter Of culture we arrive at our
destination with both Of cur pedal extremi.
ties America
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
Inc otner afternoon two chiefs Of ,bs

ne otner afternoon two chiefs OF the
Chippewa Indians ealle,i on President Cieye.
land regarHling matters affecting their fribe.
Fleet Wolf and Hound-that- Bays are clean,
clear eyed Indians who talk good English.
They were perfectly at ease in the presence
OF the presidsnt. Fleet Wolf, in fact, offered
Mr.. Cleveland a chew Of tobacco, which was
declined IN dignitled way As they stood
up 70 depart, Hound-that- Bays asked:
Won't you give Us a drihkf' Mr. Cleveland
was aStonished, but with great presence Of
mind opened cabinet and taking out a de-
eanter and three glasses drank with his
guests 10 the toast Of "Hers how uttered
by the two ehiefs The White Houss has
since bean everTtln with Indiana
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

c. ID. Frederieks. the well-known photo
grapher, 40 Broadway, N. ", says;
II have been using ALLcocKs PoRus
PLAsrERs for 20 years and found them one
OF the best 81 family mediciais. Briefly
summing up my experience. say that
when placed on the small OF the back,
ALIcocKis PLAsTERs oil the body with
nervous energy, and thus cure fstigus,
train exhaustion. de- ility and kidney DIM
culties For women and children have
found them invaluable. They never irri'
tate the skin or cause the slightest pain,
hut cure sore THREAT. coughis, to'ds. pain.
In side, hack or chest, indignation or bowel
complaints.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

Airs Society crush-Thc idea OF your cousin
ealing % much money from tho bank. |
lall never speak to him again
Mr. Society Crush-Grgat Scott Why.
ctr own brother did exactly the same thing
Mira Society Crush Yes, but be dllnf
,ortify his relations by being caught
,ork World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

'sFor seven long years struggled away farm
ing, running q mill Sc, until was fortunately
Introduced To- H. 2. johnson a Co., Richmond,
Va. by my brother. end went 10 work At once,
aud In sersn moHtss I had made more clear
money than had made In the seven years be
fore They took me right by the hand from the
starr aud seemed to be very glad of the chance
tn show me how 10 do IT, This Il about what
young man said year or 80 ago OF the
above mentioned firm. Since that time he has
been steadily az work for them, aud Is now one
Of the happiest men In America. II you need
employ ment, II would b. good thing for yot
70 follow this young mans example.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

doctor, why didn't you kill that
snipeP He came just right for you"
But my dear fellow. he dew zig-zag.
and ! had no sooner fired zig than he
was zag. n-Fliegende Batter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
Consnmrsisn surely Cared.

tn raK EprroHs--Pieass inform your readers
thai l have q positive rumedT Tor the above
named disease. BY It's timely use Thousands
OF hopeless cases have been permanently cared.
dy yRKx 10 any OF your readers who have CON
sumption N they win send me their expFrsa
and postofice address. Respectfully
n. IA. sLOCUM, M. c., Isl Pearl u. New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27

II can give you gas II you are
afraid the pain will be too great TO en-
dure." said dentist to an elderly
colored woman who had come TO have
several teeth extracted. mo, sab, no.
sahr' she said. shaking her head en-
phatically; "you don't glib me no gas
en- hab me git up out'n dat cheer en-
walk home dead. no siri I reads de
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
Live, In ! eoar,,uw H.u...

Doctor-You say you have a feeling OF
distress after eafingI
Patient-Ye2
Doctor--Wh hat sort OF q feelingi
Patieat-As II hadn't had enough 10 eat
Burlington Free PressL
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