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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
a Terribla AIurdar

Meridian, Dec. 2o-News Of tho ,or
murder OF an old man, followed bv
, uUuo'e 'U iynching, reached here from
WINSTON County today. First came the
information Of the murder, which il a,
follows: Jake Copp, rs years old
h,ghiy'respected citizen, together with
MS aged wife, lived near Perkinsyille
village in the sout west corner ~
"ihseon county, where they conducted
small mercantile business. Last
saturday night about 10 O'Clock. .fta,
no anu ms wife had retired for the night
Two Shots, ong from q dSuble.barrs,
gun and the other from 45-calibre n,..
.ol' were fired simultaneously through
ms windows, both Of which took LODGE.
nsn9 IN the old mans body as he Law in
oed' producing almost instant death
ni'er thus assassinating the old man
'ne villains repaired to the storebouse
anu oroke open the door and robbed II
carrying OIL supply of miscellaneou,
merchandise and So. so in cash that was
round in the drawer. After comnletino
'neir work OF murder and pillaee. an
enof. was made to burn the storebouse
anu dwelling but, fortunately, the fire |
In both instances died out.
The news of the awful crime snre.d
rapidly through the neigh borhood. and
a posse OF some rs or 100 men was soon
and went in pursuit of the
guilty parties. " '"e
suspicion pointed to q negro nsued
Ian Mcdonald, alias Dan Rich. who
uas oorne very bad reputation. and a
naii- breed Indian named Will Carta-
VINO has thrice been tried for his life in
'no courts OF Kemper County, having !;
'iaih TWO negro men and an Indian !.
'onan' These men lived fifteen miles
way from the scene of the crime hu,
he pursuing party had not travelled far
eiore they found evidences to confirm d
"elr suspicion. Before they reached u
icDonald's house Carter, the half. II
reed joined the party and became con. U
p'cuous IN an effort to capture the mur. - -
erers' AS soon as Mcdonald saw a ~ :.
osse OF armed men at his gate he ran q
l'o his house and closed the door be. =, ~
,ho. Several shots ere fred without az az
iec'' out he passed out rear door and w
as snot down as he attempted to make iii
3 escape across cotton field. A ouan. wi
W OF the stolen merchandise and the w
IN and pistol with which old man Conn 81,
As murdered were recovered at Me-. on
'nald's house. wi
Alter his dead body was carried into sn;
mouse the ncgro's wife declared that vel
rtsr' the half-breed, had accoupanied tht
husband and assisted in the killing
Copp and the robbery Of his s.ore G
rter' after being pursued a to dense 49,.
amp where, under cover at night, he ,bs M
de temporary escape, wA run down Te,
= =. sal.Yands and captured after = the
- through eh.so-sovn. .{a., - -. IA
use on an Indians plac1 in Neshoha abl
inty' He was securely bound and rag
ried in the direction of Winston mel
'nty' but nothing has since been 'pe'
'rd from him. rive
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

lhEAmerican Forestry associat tion,
Iine for lbs object the preservation
shtiorests OF the country, convened
n the department of agriculture in
Washington city. on the 2sth, for its
kehteenth annual meeting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

THE report from Cleveland that the
|negie Steel Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa,
n closed a deal for several thousand
res Of land at Lorain, o., on which
build be erected large steel plant
denied, on the 27th, by the officials
1that company.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

E Stewart syndicate, which pur.
el the entire second bond issue of
NOOO, for which they paid $751;.
0and accrued interest, had, up
Ps.th, only received $40, 1000, 900 Of
bonds The rest were ready for
lry, but had not yet been called
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

TERRIBLE destitution exists in Per.
kips, Chase, Dundy, Lincoln, Hayes,
bAchcock and Frontier counties, Neb. i,
! nd the worst feature is the people
] several localities are afflicted with
kury for want of wholesome food.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

|HEyRY NJ. SEELEY, aged 50 years, of
buesdale, Pa, who was presiding
bge Of the Twenty-second judicial
ttict Of Pennsylvania, consisting of
eOuntes of Wayne and Pike, from
Etols0i, died, on the night of the
N Of Bright's disease.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

|4SE presidents Of the colleges Of the
"a, At d meeting held In Indianap-
z Ind, on the, 27th, decided to pro-
10 intercollegiate football games
ssforth Exhibition sports Of any
6only win be allowed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
The Cold Snan I'm r.x..

Inc recent norther was the coolest
IN IN about nine years in south and east
iexas' Late gardens were killed. and
further growth of the top crop Of cot.
Ton was stopped. The thermometer in
south Texas registered from 10 to IA
above zero. '" AZ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

IlS VIRGINIA CHEW. years of age,
fghter of Col. Il. p. Chew, and grand
tghter of John Augustine Washing
the last private owner of Mount
lnon, and a great-grandniece of
ge Washington, died at Charles.
b, W. Va, on the a5th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

ponce authorities of Berlin is
Eaers prohibiting socialist clubs
city from attending the thea
o0dy or in considerable num-
Eng the holidays, This order
afa with the idea of preventing
a''ons in the theaters against
flution bills.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

i'll biggest and most successful fox
ain ths history Of Allegheny coun-
n, took place on Christmas day.
bring the day 4 distance Of twenty.
plles MAS covered. The result Of
! kunt vas ten foxes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

fAsKHrRsr is dissatisfied with
Elndrp Of the Lexow investiga.
New York city. He thinks
syrncs has been let down too
The ne superintendent's resigna-
the talk of the town." but
- see a string attachment con-
with il.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

J body Of Mrs. William Waldorf
tailer being embalmed and placed
mahogany casket, the mountings
ale Of which are solid silver, was
kdin case of lead and sent from
mt0 Liverpool, on the eth, for
to New York on the steamer
h,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

skly Statement of the associ.
X ol New York, issued on the
owed the following changes:
! ,asrease' s.s ST. SGs, ,175; loans, de-
sdl9,soO; specie, increase, 81.
ssal y tenders, decrease, $1,000.
''s' Increase, s5,9ls, 400; circu.
Grease, SlO3, 300.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
Houston as = Cotton M.r...

From September to January l there
were about l,325,O0O bales of cotton re.
ceived at Houston, Tex, fully 400, 900
more than for the entire season of
ls9S-4. New Orleans is now the onlv
market leading Houston.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
Legislator Duncan's rramp

p, H. d. Duncan. the member of the
tennessee legislature who has been
walking from Washington county, east
tennessee. to Nashville, reached his
destination the other day, having been
oreeu by the bitter cold weather 10
travel by rail the last so miles. He saw.
ne oid not take this tramp for the nnr
pose OF gathering newspaper notorietv
out TO study the life and habits Of H..
as he intends writing n
novel, and include in it the results ot
lls study and observation
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
miscellaneous.

Inc president Of Whitworth col,sro
mas just obtained from the Mississirn;
Conference their inlorsement ~ III =
70 raise 100000 to be known as "'rbe
johnson Endowment Fund Of WIT.
worth College" The interest of this
iund is to be used to help worthy vouno
women to obtain liberal Christian
sducation. Believing that this call will
meet ready response, and to show tb..
the money is not wanted for mara o.in
l2o girls will be granted free tuition
i.e'' one girl from each work in the
mississippi Conference. Young woman
desiring to take advantage OF this OFF,
mad better write at once to Rev. ] w
onamoers' president, Brook haven. Mise
hev ID. L. Little, who has SERVED du..
ing the past year as presiding elder ot
tne Meridian district, after an illness ~
. month or more died last week. Ha
ieaVes wife and several children. The
remains were taken to Port Gibson.
Uncle Sam has established a regular
'ignai service bureau at Aberdeen. with
postmaster Z. G. Thompson as super.
ntendent. A huge flag-pole has been
,rected at tho northeast corner OF tho
Jhlted States courthouse and nostot,cs
or the display of weather signals.
Gov Stone has appointed T. ]. Craw.
ora chancery clerk of Pontotoc County.
. ice l. A. Bramlett, resigned; W. n
'eilamy, superintendent Of educatior
igned. ASfa' re-
The grand jury of Warren County
a]ourned last week and reported that
had examined 100 witnesses. found
Vensy-two indictments and ignored
ght cases. The city government ~
icksourg was censured for EMPLOYING s
aaoltor; for Offering interest on aI1
lPaiu accounts, and for expendinr
oney In excess Of the city's incoms.
egal. ~ 'e'" u
Zen. Wslthsll's health is much batter A
an II was whom he resigned bis seat
the United States senate last jam.
:, and " bis health continues eood \. :,
II resume his seat in the senate fov o. o.
. term which begins next March. " :, :,
The Masonic fraternity celebrated 81 =
Inns Day at Jackson by a public In.
ilation OF the officers OF Pearl Lodua
which Hon. J. L. Spinks, of Meridian. y,
~x1 -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

's'ary Of the interior, on the
,t,'ea IA, the attorney general
y, p'S against the Black Hills &
Aa'lr0ad Co. to forfeit the
s,,., 70 certain x lands in South
Is,'eo ,,s the road in 1857, pro.
aaOrney general deemed II
and advisable. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

tr1l1 suffered from severe earth
sisks shoeks, on the s7th, and much
sse Is reported ohave been done.
ssIna and Milazzo felt the shocks
teeuly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
Lynched.

Dan Mcdonald, negro, and viii
.arter' half-breed Indian, were
iynched in a swamp near Perkinsyil:e
Mss for the murder of Jake Conn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

|.ss |.ss e, exploded 10 near the off.
S,s E,v,o O' :, United States Am
ksle y, =, :, ,M,acVeagh in Rome,
N. !, o'clock ., on the night of
kM..veS Iay explosion took place
Iav h", eagh's reception was
|,n0u 0u' caused !, little or no en-
M 'he guests. No dam
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
A Fine Church Edifice Ru,n.a

Shortly after the benedietion w,.
Pronounced at the morning services OF
me flrst Baptist church, Chattanooga.
a. aenn;' names burst with roar through
tne noor r. tlss Aetd ditorium, and *.
Fl 4 I; ,i- iet1 W OF ~ ehureh ~ sno
Aoiaze' binding snowstorm wsy
raging at the time, and the fire depart.
nens 'uea', round @ 1t impossible to make any
speed over the slippery streets AZ
rived at the church, another difficpltv
itself in lack of water from
lrozen pipes. The result was that the
church was finally ruined. II was ths
NEST baptist church building in the
Wv onen, on costing about 100000. Only
'-u,V0O insurance was Ca rriad
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

(sdeu 5eu' r. refused J, the applica-
T. NJ pna, IN the case of the In.
srj,,aa "uah, alias Two Sticks,
se,sui @,su Of murder in South
fbe fb1usea IuS;' to be hanged on
lnaia.u' .uu'an, with his sons
urannl' 'l,an' deliberately mur-
Ajov'ry,.s whose hospitality
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
To Hang.

GOV. Carr of North Carolina has is-
sued a warrant for the execution OF
william Mcdaniel and Henry Webb at
Asheville, March l9.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

Col. Andrew 3. Carson, at one time
snerin OF Washington county. Misc.
and . leading planter OF the Delta, died
after short illness.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
'rdinarv ao,;o.

esuaSsaayy a. action of the gov.
isr laIr ton. m permitting the
AIlissn' ', ..',, ue used in the trans.
,si,41 cruiser ruiz Esmeralda to
saey ,ns 'as greatest indig.
kop,r rS, and md, the adjacent re-.
corSs.eeAA explanation offered
avaa,asOis, anrtaO is that Ecuador
'4'age from the trans.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

At New Orleans Albert Murdock shot
ms wife through the head aud then
himself Both died before they could
make statement.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05
Alabama Girls Normal Co,,s~..

The state normal college for girls at
Livingston, Ala, was burned recently.
~ was one Of the most prosperous In.
stitutions in the state.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

loss ainers vo,,
u; !; J; \; !: i; e; e;
' u - ''';'';:;;'s':::: Sc; e: J:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

n s;2''1'.: s;,;2':'.si,i!ss. ''1'sis As: ;..,:; r.;
IN Illinois y for the ,hsuss re.
s,s.,o . ! Ilnd.ianapeoliiss, il,
A s,,,s a. Il Indictment
winding opera. a.
set s'9a ss..,. testimony
III : rs,sss rssssias, e, ,,ls' n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

The MEL, ,s,, Ncb., on the
AdIDs as ralnors u. of destitu.
Eydg .aav Starvation among
kiist Ia s,s. sUunty and part Of I
he h,N.ae' dial lieartrend.
Rs p,,,ress ranns. prevailing
rovj,si;apuOsf Consider.
ssI, ssI, and forwarded dss''to ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-01-05

! aae' s,o oi'ooo, 40; loans, de
s'iv, 200; specie, increase, 81.
Y ssal tenders, decrease, 800,
as' decrease, S., els, 400; circn
crease, SlO3, 300.
'as', as'ary Of the interior, on the
N, ,'eu the attorney general
y, ~ against the Black Hills &
AalIroad Co. to forfeit the
Y 70 certain lands in South
',.'ea ,.,eo INC road in 1857, pro-
,na ssVlney general deemed it
vas exploded near the om.
Tss ~ OF United States Am.
hr I, -, "V eaSh IN Rome,
Nh !. o'clock on the night of
N,svea I"s explosion took place
lsasVeagh's s''. reception was
..o Ou' caused little or no en-
H. 0ns the guests. No dam.
'ssa' .den r. refused the applica-
,ss ssn uI in the case of the In.
sri.,aa auah, alias Two Sticks. |
Se,e n,eu Of murder in South |
lhs hIused nas. to be hanged on
sraana' N'r,an' deliberately mur-
Ajoying. "''' hospitality
sspaa%sar!y' action of the gov.
iar oIs toa u. IN permitting the
Ilissn Ooe ,s used in the trans
aaSo.. Az. 'ne greatest indir.
4. 4
kop,v ana aN the adjacent re.
corss,eA explanation offered
,svsa.r0 ss,saer0 is that Ecuador
vantage from the trans.
Il ,hs s Nell' Neb. on the ,
sdins h'e rumors of destitu.
iiSs, itSa CO.., county and part Of {
lhe ,H.ate' d,aa lIeartrend. a
lhe renns. prevailing q
Ssll anS were hastily t.
aple. 'na forwarded to u
II t-- ~
polies iSoS, ~, who was the 9, G,
n the tbs Iilicial , to make . d
.oolI.L.e Nj LeSow commit. II
b s'ttSs'''stion tss alto at police H.
A,aos' s%' rs, hss,h, for retire. q
lie is a veteraSy ta,s,y "a "a
s,il Great ''s.' distinction ion in
alton. Inc board Hi
= Indiana has ~
N nre,qpisition ss ;s.r0s re, ; =,
49, q lndiausppeelIjss. spe r.. a., =.
lA = ~, sn Indictment bs
y Winding opera. shi
lsss .n !. . real estate -
" aot s09s NJ testimony "
'yan wo,.sr w.s'uer the for
'"y OF rec. ora
s- ant
sal, s'Sers were :. a !
ssssA ssl fuel aSo,s, bow, WI WI
" N.Y.. aps going. Il Chr
ltthss ths,s y soon buy set,
Instruction e. e.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
THE H.sIr OF DRuDoERy.
some Advantages and otherwise of Bav-
Ing n distinguished Brother.


Ing DISTINGUISHED Brother.
Since my brother Mundanus has be-
come rich and famous as the author
and autocrat OF the bootjack trust
have been very strongly tempted to
stop working for myself and arrange
with him for my support 1t may be
that shall conclude that the habit
of drudeery is too firmly fixed on me
to DO thrown OF with impunity. so
that perhaps | shall elect to go or
working; but II / do. it will be in the
nature OF seli-iRdulgence. maintained
for mere personal ease. against my
conviction OF what is just and right
For my argument is and il is con-
ceived on general and impersonal
grounds. and founded without pre-
judice on dispassionate observation.
that acomfortable maintenance with
out work is a very moderate set-off
to any ordinary man for the incon-
venience and dctrimeut OF having
an immoderately successful brother.
The reason lies in the incorrigible
tendency OF society TO measure
brothers by the same standard. When
they are little. society puts them
" 1oSh aAatA Vt7sNhE5 which Ii
the taller When they are grown II
piles their achievements or renown
or incomes up side by side. and re-
marks which pile is bigger
Mr.. Rockefcller's or Mr.. Astor's
income may run up Into the millions
without making anyone think the
worse OF my capacity; but ever since
II became known that Mundanus was
getting fifty thousand year large
ly payable in Bootjack stock, as l
happan 10 know. but the public
doesn't) il has been imputed to me
rs a fault. and somewhat Of dis
grace. that my in-takings were not so
large However conscientiously
man may have used the talents given
him. and whatever progress he may
have made in life. II it be his misfor-
tune to have meteoric brother who
has sailed conspicuous whore he has
had 70 plod. and arrived glorious,
where he has swea;ed in patient as
pirAtion. the siow-gaited man Is
bound to suffer as do By disparag-
ing comparison with his ocupod tel-
low OF the same brood -Seribner's.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

61sher a me family had left the room.
"a ~ and wer, alone BY the hearth
heu ~ naf1:
sAunt Mnrg. I've left home
Lat Nome / repeated after him
: younx boy iixe you Ter h1msF why
Fhas d yen mean
Faxh<r and had some WORDS anu
a ese...z came partly over my face:
emily 10 SETTLE into a serious look AZ l
- thinh<nE VITA, strange siiuation
Ii wpui3Tbr II any boy Of mine ever han
4urds and .cnit- Our home NE an
e4Ea< - Beautifully before me- there
w<1< never words. nobody wanted 70 go
away VIE cply Wantsd our ittie eArth-
y paradise % ~ FOREVER and ever, But
J must sry ~ md out what was the
matter witnt&hAt home and that boy.
HaTyf1At a. you mean TO DOT
On. Z am xcfnr TO take care Of my
e~tf her< In ne city. can do II easily
be ArsE<fxd me
PrDbnb,y you eouid do u some way,
~ scu had TO. but not easily. an
s~rrrd. rfou know your home Is :
csNutifud os<; you are an only son. and
HiEnys Used 70 the best % clothing You
are us<d - IN .fundant and vnoiesone
Living sad yon VII miss your father
farm, wh16h u fiks great plantation
You n<<d uot woFryf about me I can
tskx cars - m,n<if"
sAce<d On with Harry. ard told him
OF ~ HhDm knew shout bis aEr.
and suneH noF< eapasle. who received
rh<rs 4ollAfBe Neek and had to be AZ
has po4<e - = DC morning told
hin No. tew pAxss arr in the city for
hcy4 <ppec&611Y ir hard times. when
men afe E1n1 - taks boys work Harry
snew<r<4 kh6( nc one need think ne
rp~i8 WORK ~ thres dollars a week
= 9uem 40ns- might take six.
but - -
HAIRY Stat ~ IA and FASTENED to
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

This is mighty fine place. don't
think" CONTEMPORARY observed the
tattered vagrant 1.-THE benches haIn't
been painted fur nine years, the trees
need trimmin, and the grass is dyin
fur want of being looked after. You
hain't got no bump OF order"
I'm raise one on you mighty quick
il you don't move on" answered the
park policeman. unlimberlng his club.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

The hand-orgau has often been
voted nuisance, but never before.
probably. for the reason that IL set
up too high u standard.
Edith had been to church for the
first time.
..And what do you think OF it3"
asked her mother.
Il didu't like the organ very we'll !"
why not2"
"Tause there wasn't any monkey
with it."
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

just try to frighten me. will
you7" said Briggs to Braggs-
What for?r
Five got the hiccough. and II you
frighten me II win go away at once. +"
very well. then, here goes:
Shouting at the top Of his voice)
Lend me twenty dollars?"
''Ah, tn INKS; it's goner'-Texas
SiftinRs
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
rho l,unco steerrr,s victim.

Paying Teller We don't know the
party who drow this draft He has
no money in this bank.
Mr. Hayseed- Don't know himP
Why, the old gentleman told me he
was a brOther-in-law OF George
Gould. Texas fittings.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

Jack--Did IT ever strike you that
a marriage is very similar to house
on Ore?
mo Why?n
Jark-Well, they both rise from
spark, and the result is about as
dangerous in both cases.-Judge.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

Judge-You have been found gull
their money. Have you anything TO
say before sentence is pronounced
Billy the Kid Nawthin'. 'cept
think you might send me TO u orphan
asylum.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

Don't forget that the great summer
tourist route is the Michigan Central.
THE Niagara Falls Route. first
class line for irst-cIass travel. the popu-
lar line to Niagara Falls, Mackinae
Island, the Thousand Islands of the st.
Lawrence. the White Mountains the
AdirondacKs, Portland by the Sea, Bos-
ton. and New England points, New
York and the seashore,
Send ten cents postage for "A Sum
mer Note Book" II will tell you all
about these places and how to reach
them. o. w. RUGGLES.
GenI Pass'r and Tlt. Agt.. Chicago.
Anarchy threatens to revive in Chicago
The brewers lave cut prices until beer car
be obtained for almost nothing.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

GstIosi PARMA pun hest
vitalizes and enriches
the blood, and dis
ease cannot resist its
powerful curative
powers. Read this :
. My girl had hip dis
ease when five years
old. She was con-
fined to her bed and
for six or seven weeks
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

Huuter-I saw large tiocks of wild
geese flying northward early IN March.
Farmer-Huh! II they wasn't geese
they wouldn't go by the almanac.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08
/ ne Cures

BY Hoods Sarsaparilla are wonderful,
but the explanation is simple. Hoods
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

AUNT NARY. I'VE LEFT HOME
Z r1tstp hls mother that Harry was safe
:, nd<r our roof. for could scarcely pie
= tre thAt hnr3e from which the only
On hz4 run away. To my great sur
rise .nsR day or two all his clothing
as sent ~ s.s mother. his heavy iian-
Is and V5ntsr overcoat and all
Harry looked In vain for work. Al
It. through friends OF ours. Harry
"a the cfianoe 10 go IN a store for
zee dollars q week and he felt
VEed 10 take The place. Then / made
rny nlsDd thar Harry had better see
u rnsanf g take care Of oneself
y F<f;
y For. Harry, you have made a good
you are in business. and we can
siN take baarders You wir have to
ca boarding place. Harry answered;
" Mar. cannot pay board until
ints YOU must; you have volunta-
Bplc h hon1e 70 take care OF yourself.
icsrn Eneans board yourself and take
rooit ftcr day he stayed on until
v fad ~ tell him: then he found
iattH E2T rx beuse where he was 10 pay
MI |ihrS,s week and room with
hakx 2Xnoy After few days there
nj &up vi evening with sad
ID MH board was poor, there was
i nd az dinner. and great many
XurlA i3aelCing which mad been
H<u3H 70 Harry
~ ran came to my house
The Lamar register., 1895-06-08

The doctor applied weights 70 tht N
ected limb. When she got up she
vas unable to walk, had lost all her
strength and day by day she became
thinner. read OF cure OF a similar
case by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and decided
to give il TO Lillian. When she had
taken one bottle it had effected so much
good that | kept on giving it to her
uutil she had taken three bottles. Her
appetite was then excellent and she
was well and strong. She has not used
crutches for eight months and walks to
school every day. l cannot say too
much for
Hoods SarSaparilla
II i a splendid medicine and / would
recommend il to any one Mrs. q. A.
LARosy. oroville. California
Hoods PilIs Il. .-. sI.I-ss9 Isl. = >.