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The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
ALIAS NOTICE TIAHER CULTURE.
L.~n oricr, LsaAR. Cote. /
Frbru.rs - Fsfss

q. s. LNSn OfFTCV, LANAN, Cote. .
Frhrnary y, isia-
GOMPLAlNI having beca rnlcrl-d a. hIs Uiiics
" hy NJ. NJ Pridds aEaiEst isazc .. Huslnttni
lot faiiurr 20 cnmply with iaE 30 timber
culture entry No. ls7i Pueblo sesiss, dated 4uuc
Il. lsse, upan tho u \ Of rrrtiOu 10. tnWushiIi
= south range IS WFst IN Frowrrs counly. Nold-
raio with q lieH 70 The cancellation ~ ssid IN
try, contestant alleeing that saia hhae H Ea-
~entAAi has wholly failed. during The five HGarE
last past 20 cultivate to crop OF otherwise. or
pl ant to trscs. tree sfcsis nuts or cuttiuEs any
part - said tract, The land hss not ilsaii irfi-
gated or water provided b. tife sutry uau Tor
that rnrpnse, and tito same lays cunveuient 90
an irrigatinsr canal frtm Whirh water may be
had for irriRatins purpose Tho trHrt has
beeu abandoned by the nntrgman. and all u
said defaults continue to uato % ssid CON-
plant; thr said parties arr hereby sum
lu1nad t. alrgnr az This office un tho 7th
day Of April 1855. at O'Clock a. M. 70 ~
spend and fuTnish testimony concerning said al
M MAI i'i4''' en- THOMAS. Registsr.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
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lnuuaFs lL t9a
COMPLAINT having bsen antsr.gi 81 titts oilre
" hT Ebuuuts Pftts aTauist john ~t.=su fss
failure - rumilY HltI lac a. 70 tlIuiutzcli frd
entry NJ. luiG FaHhia ss-ars. datad Nay Is. t--d.
uaasi the e., % SAF p q Srstiun zi Is4sns lifa
= sauEh Eunse q isest. IN Fruucrs 0tlssgy ~,
pfhsio, With wees g. tie cRrcsllaftfsn - saEst
entry. cgut@stant aiiacIHE tttat stiu Jobs sttsssH
has wholly failed. dunHz tHr iatt ftx ggafe. 10
culttFatr ~ cTuls utinrtisc, ur fia1t - tft
trua zsssgts. mats or rutttuzs. auy part ~ taid
trtct. Iisat tho saine iiits his4u sbausiHapsi ~
tha eHtrsFnan. ard said defauit- coat1lu.f to the
tiate uf saId euup4aint the said parties are
hs rebf sulnuuuos to appuar ~ this oiline ca The
-p.nHd sod Furnish testimony eufccruiug said
allezzod failure.
fa1f-ais EzRAJ. Nov us, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
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The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
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The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
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issued IN semi eek Sections pages every Tuesday Friday
Pastay large Semi Weekly Paper ony DOLLAR
iEh ms issue Just ILLS the bills
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
The Game of Subtraction.

He was homeless youth i'll the big
metropolis, but he had found board
ing house that was a dream Of comfort.
That room is just fit, >; me said to him
self as be left after his first visit. And
he went over its charms mentally, big
bureau, wardrobe, three easy chairs,
footstool, stunning big ribbon bow Oh
one chair, door open into bathroom. -
That big, homClike ribbon bow and the
bath weEe too good to last The game
of subtraction had begun before he made
a second visit.
The ribbon bow went first. The big
gest easy chair disappeared next. He
didn't miad when the family portraits
vanished from The m2utel. He meditat.
ed upon the subject, however, as in the
easy comfort OF his pyjamas he strollcd
TO the bathroom aoor one morning for
his matatlnal plunge The door was
locked. Now that.hc is il other quar-
ters he wonders if there would have
been bed left to sleep on if he had
staid.-New York Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
FOUR LITTLE MoTHERLEss ONES.
0uadruplets ut bridgeport, Conn.,, Find
the World Not 80 Bad.

Bridgeport, Conn. Sept. 1S.-The
motherless quadruplets of o. H. Stick
les have been chris:ened. All are
ficurishing Under the care given then,
in the Bridgeport hospital. and the jour
ney from their home in Stratford does
not seem to have endangered their ex-
istence. The babies occupy a childs
brass bed, and they are so small that
they are not in the least crowded.
Their heads rest on the same bolster.
Four welI-known women are the foster
mothers of the little ones. They are
Mrs. J. z. Omans, Mrs. H.tP. Ray
mond, Nrs. +. c. Catlin and Mrs.
Henry Il. Pyle.
When first installed in the ward the
babes wore ribbons on their arms to
distinguish them, but now each has q
name. and 1t is written on a tag and
pinned to the coverlet. The four bear
such resemblance to another that
Miss Charlotte Burshard. the head
nurse. could not at first tell which was
which. Each goGmoJner Will present to
her charge q silver cup and a gold
spoon. BESIDES these gifts a quantity
of warm clothin" has been sent to the
institution by interested persons. and a
fund of s100 has been raised since the
death of Mrs. Stickels
The fa thcr and his four other chill
dren were at the christening. Rev. II
D. Come. pastor Of Christ Episcopal
church. conducted the ceremony in the
hospital chapel. The names selected
are Antoinette, Marie, Orlando and
Sophronia. Great interest in all parts
Of the country has been taken in the
chldren's welfare and MESA ges are re-
ceived daily concerning them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

The rose, tho queen Of flowers. that
has tecn said to preserve all the fra.
GRANGE Of summer when summer Is
gone. yields IFS fragrant altar or
otto to tho Villagers Of Turkey and
the Peasant rr"prictors of Grasse.
Cannes. Nice and the Nalois IN no pio.
gard!y quantity. Yet thc true altar docs
not satisfy the needs of the toilet. purc
altar of roses Is Of extreme raritv and
Is worth lis weight in gold. the. ros,
altar OF commerce being largely alul-
terated with sandal, or with altar of r,s.
gcranium, which Is largely grown for
the purpose in France and Turkey. The
Characteristic ru>c scent Is shared lv
Pronia a!bit.ura frs.gryns tan allv OF
the lovely rose scented china rc.nie-
oi our gardens, the root of Rhudiola
rosea "a species of sodium growing on,
damp rocks on the high mountains Of
Scotland. Ireland and in the north ot
England. and ON sca cliffs). and hv the
raspcd wood of the Brazilian tulip tree.
Chambers Jurr-,al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

General Bragg has been unanimously
Reelected president of the Iron Brigade as
soc alton.
Obituary: At Dnnvilie, Ky. Rev. Will
lam Clark Young. 81; at Rochester. Ind
Professor Tsrhudy, Of Terrc Hau;c
Patrick McNicholS was instantly killed
while crossing West Forty-cigh:h street.
Chicago. by {: Cicero and Proyiso electric
cur.
Ethel Woods. Danvillc. Ills. girl of
about % years. whose lover. George Allen
deserted her. attc uptrd to burn down the
house in which H. sAupt
Government officers and timber thieves
had q desperate battle in Ozark county,
Mo. four of the thieves being killed and
an" deputy fatally wounded.
dispatch from hey West. Fla. SAYS
that adNiccS there report the Spanish
cruiser lufanti I-abc! as disabled at the
outrl.rc - the por; uf Havana
Minister Willis dcEics that President
Cleveland empowered him tn treat with
the Hawaiian government for either an
ncNttinn or rest, ration of the monarchy
Ii took u iur- just four and one half
minutes To decide that it j. not u crime
nor violation # the sunday Staturs to
play game Of base bali on Sunday in
Oshkosh. Wis
Collectors of customs and surveyors n
Ports in nineteen large cities have been
or'irrcd to scale down the expenses of their
o'iicvs to n .cnnplish a fetal reduction of
sI75OuN year
The London Daily Mail says it is re-
ported that the Dukc of Fife son-in law
"f the Prince Of Wales is negotiating with
one II the NandrrbiltS for the shs OF Mar
I.oi-c. BrIcmar.
The Arkansas STATE uCnitCn;iary board
has discharged wardrns At G-ly's camp.
West. camp, Wrightvillc and Galloway
camps hccnISc of c:ucl treatment accord.
ii convict, under their care.
The steam tug S1dic b.. the first steamer
80 pass the { Suadc locks. has arrived NJ
Portland, Or The locks have been Untrr
construction for more tknn fifteen years
hy the United states government.
Fred Bohlc. Byron T. Brown, Thomas
Kerr. LConidsS Paul and Gcor-c short
were seriously injured by rhr oycsturnirS =
pi Grc.truck being driven tn fire at -
Louis. The men hurt are all iircIacn
Dietrich kcusmaGu and $ioh disappeared
at Chicago sunday night He is "a CON
tract tailor at "76 WaA Insia avenue. and
twenty-five girls who worked Cor him ara
wondering how their Pay for two weeks
t'd>t will rc1cl Them
Lillian swan. or Dllv. a mulatto girl
who was kiGuaVcd from her home in
washington, l.. c. thirteen wears ago, and
"hn recently discovered her identity and
O. Pc whcrclh ITS " her relatives. Is to b,
y'Hrn'd 10 Acr eastern home from san
Francisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
Compromising With Conscience.

He was 4 mean creature, and to his
meanness was added such designing
wickedness rs is rarely shown by man.
He went into a newspaper office the
other morning and Csiercd the follow
ing advertisement for publication:
Notice. If the plain looking wom-
an. about 40 years of age, who lost Il
pccketbook containing e2 I2s. cd. in
S street on Tuesday afternoon will
apply to -, S.o can have the money
by paying for this advertisement.
The mean wretch had seen the lady
drop the pockctbeok and wished to re
tam the contents for himself. He was
OF opinion that no WOMAN would an
swer the advertisement, as he had
worded it, for so small sum as 60 l2s.
Cd. He was correct. .-Pcarson's Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
GOING TO SEE M'KiNlEY
Railroad. Carrying Train Load. to Ca,
ten.

Canton, Ohio, Sept. Is Citizens
were up early in their best attire in
honor Of the formal opening of the
campaign here. The streets were
elabo:ately decorated, and in the
early morning farmers from the sur
rounding country began to come in
singly and in squads. Later special
trains, of which over fifty were
scheduled, began to arrive. The
marching clubs from all parts OF the
state sni other states were included
in the arrivals. At noon organiza-
ton of the parade begsn. 1t moved
in four divisions and marched to a
tent capable of accommodating
20, 900 people where the first meet
ing was held. The speakers were
Senators Cullom, of Illinois, and
Thurston. OF Nebraska.
Bryan tn North Carolina.
Goldsboro, n. c., Sept. 1s.-At 9
this morning Bryan delivered an ad-
dress ffom the rear Platform of his
car here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
lyman. THE ALLEGED pYNAMIrER.
Nobody Allowed to See Him-Charse That
Scotland Yard Is the PIotter.

Boulo-ne sur Mer, sept. 1S.-Fredericb
Gallagher representing himself to be a
cousin of lyman. in company with n
journalist, vainly sought to obtain access
to lyman in prison yesterday. The strict
est precaution is being taken to prevent
any attempt at rescue Of the prisoner
Chicago. Sept. 1s.-John F. Finerty.
one of the foremost supporters of the
Irish cause in Chicago. expressed him
self very fsrCibly yesterday on the
"bugaboo dynamite plot" as he called
it. for which +. j. l.. lyman was re-
Gently arrested IN France as chief con-
spirator. The whole thing is nothing
but a grand conspiracy on the part
of the Scotland Yard detectives and
the Tory press Of England for the
purpose of keeping the remaining Irish
political prisoners in penal servitude,' -
said Finerty.
No true Irishman or friend of these
prisoners would be connected with such
a conspiracy. The Irish leaders over
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

bonner Springs. Kan. sept lS.--Has-
Icy. tba i-ysar-l'i son of A. w. pcttit.
u dru-sist. and charley Waters. =
years old. "srr found in an uucor-
- iou' condition I'm thc cellar under Mr.
lrtlits store. They had overturned Il
h'c-rall"n Cask uf sdsolinc. and though
thrrr was no explosion N" children
had apparently been suffocstrd by tho
tuwCs while trying to riEht the mis-
ch.yf they had done in upsettiuS the
oask. linth were pronounced dead s1osl
nltcr l-in. tlA,n frlm The r.Llur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
WILL STAND ASIDE
That Is What England Will Do
for the Armenians.
WAITING FOR EUROPEAN CONCERT.
Cannot Uphold the Sultan in His Infamy,
and Is Sorry the Other Powers Are So
Out Of Line, But Does Not Propose to Act
Alone-Turkish Reply to an American
Petition That Is Monumental - More
News Concerning lyman.

London, Sept. 1S.-The foreign office
has given out the following semi-of-
fetal note: The outburst of the con-
tinental press against Great Britain.
which is accused of selfish designs in
the east. has astonshed official circles.
Nothing that is being done or con-
templated by the government could
give the slightest color TO such as
sertions. The government cannot hold
itself responsible for the natural horror
inevitably inspired in the minds of the
public by the atrocities at Constaa-
tinople. The policy of Great Britain
has, however. undergone no change
whatever, and the government is act
ing in complete accordance with the
otEe powers. as it has hitherto done.
Nevertheless, it is becoming obvious
that the public feeling in Great Brit
ain has been so outraged by the
shocking events in Constantinople that
the government would never be sup
ported in again siding with the porte.
If the powers cannot see their way to
adopt means to cooperate to end the
carnage the only course open to Great
Britain is to stand aside and to hope
for 4 more satisfactory state of af-
fairs"
To Great Risk for The Times.
An editorial in The Times, after re-
marking that for the present the in
diGnation AGAINST the Turk is confined
to England and the United States
which abstains from all intervention
in European qucstions-calls attention
to the remarkable letter of Lord Hugh
Cecil. the Marquis of Salisburys SON.
as an Indication of the views Of Lord
Salisbury and the cabinet. Lord Hugh
said in this letter that it would be dan
E"rousyl misleading the Armenians for
England to make them believe that she
alone could save them. The Times
also calls attention to the notorious
fact that Russia will NOT tolerate any
coercion OF Turkey" and appeals to the
country to consider well the risks it
viii run in an agitation for action on
the part of England.
Would Put cI0O. .Ooo. .O0o in Jeopardy.
The Times continues by saying:
THE government may he relied upon
t" do all that prudence and the means
at their command Will allow. But it is
useless So sour q willing horse, and
may he fatal to both horse and rider
~ stui mn! dl an i'llDbSStbie renee.
y dispatch from ConstanNnopIe to The
Times emphasizes the fact of the
paralysis OF trade there and the
jeopardy of c40o, 00ocCO sterling
of European capital engaged in en-
terpriscs in Turkey. Dispatches from
Berlin. Vienna and st. Petersburg to
The Times reproduce semi-official
article given out at those capitals
ShAN,s n u IA. ~,
posed to assiat in any coercion of
Turkey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
a wild Engine Causes Fatality.

\ Indianapolis, Sept. ls.-Near Con-
'uorsville on the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton road. a wild engine ran
into pay car today. Four were
killed and several badly injured.
The dead are: Christ Sweetman,
engineer; George House, conductor;
Kinsey, fireman: Hughes, fireman.
The injured: Paymaster Jansen,
badly; Assistant Paymaster Scallen,
slightly; n. Wyson, foreman bridges
aud buildings, badly; j. NJ. Rourke,
roadmaster, slightly; Conner, engi-
neer, probably fatally; Fishback,
porter, badly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
THE IOITE ANSWERS AN APPEAL
With the Assertion That There Have Heen
ro Armenian Atrocities.

New York. Sept. 1S.-An interesting
and rather remarkable correspondence
between ono of the msst prominent re-
liSious organizations ef this country
and the sultan Of Turkey, with relation
to the massacres of the Arnenians,
has been made public. The corre-
spondcncc consists of petition ~ the
sultan by the Evangelical Alliance of
the United States, in behalf of the
prosecuted Christians within the Turk
ish domains. and the reply OF the east
ern ruler. through his accredited rep
rescntative in this country.
The reply to the appeal was from the
legation Of Turkey at Washington. and
gives a letter from Tewfk Pasha TURK
ish foreign minister, which
is as follows: The Evan
geliCal Alliance for the United
States of America has sent to his i'm
perial Es jesty tine sultan, our august
master. a letter. a copy of which is
herewith inClosed. concerning the pre-
tended oGtraEes against the liberty of
conscience and the persecution of
Christians in certain provinces Of the
empire. As you viii perceive by perus-
ing this piece of writing, the state
n,.nts therein made. drawn from hos
tile sources. do not conform to the
truth. Indeed, all impartial persons
are unanimous in recognizing that since
the reign of Sultan osman |. the found
er of the iilustrious imperial dynasty.
UP TO our day. the Christians of Tur-
key have been treated in the same
manner as the other subjects of the
empire. and that the imperial govern
rnent has protected their property,
their lives and their honor. and has as
sured them full and entire liberty of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

Washington, sept. lS.-hcting Secretary
linmlin has tclcETnphci the collector II
customs ~ Wilmington. Del. To- rri4asc
the steamer I.aurada " in his Judgment
the vessel - not engaged tn violate tho
law. Tho lAurtia's master J. undCr ar
r'st charged with having been engaged 70.
Gently in finhustcring expedition ~
Cuha. The collector is instructed to hold
rs witnesses such ut the iaurada $ crew as
may Nv necessary IT, appear at the trial o:
the Iturlda's master
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
Coinage .f silver in August.

Washington. sept 1S.-A statement pre-
parcel nt tho mint bureau shows that tho
silver coinage during the month of August
aggregated Sa,6Jo.Ooo This yielded To the
governments profit or - gnioragc ui
SS-2,o-'o3. which represents the difference
between the cost of the silver when pur.
chhs,l and it, y Nnc when cnlncl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

The most curious thing in the
world = began Bixley.
Hush y hearsely whispered the hor-
rified ,lunkins, with gesture toward
the door. "she's in the next room. -
London Tit-Bits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

the country DO not sanction any such
means for the attainment of their
ends. They are in favor of open war
fare. and would fight for the freedom
or the country in an open and above
board manner. but not by anarchistic
means. Irisnmen and anarchists never
could fuse; that is impossible"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
Drilled into an old Blast.

Victor. Colo. sept. lS.-pan Mcleod
and Frank Lsdbctter were killed yes
terday by an explosion in the lrdcpen
dence mine. They drilled into "A blast
that had failed to Eo of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

Heroes in history seam to us poetic
because they are there. But if ws should
tell the simple truth of some Of our
neighbors 1t wouid sound like poetry
G.. W Curtis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

Evansville. Ind. Sept. lS.-The inter-
national convention of union coopers
adjourned yesterday after electinG NJ.
FttzEivcns, of Grand Rapids. Mich.
president. and j. l.. McFadden. of
Nashville. secretary Next
meeting win be held at Cincinnati IN
txu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
Killed tfis Runaway Wife.

st. Joseph, Mo, Sept. IS E. G.
Fowler, Of Stillwa!i, OKLA, found his
runaway wife in this city today ~ d
shot.her dead. He then killed him self
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

boNFIELp. H., Aug. ii. 1895.
81 am subject to cramps and collie.
and have used many remedies. but
hnd toley's Collie cure beats them
all. W. L YEATS
Sold by NJ. T. Bahusen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
r,,, Millions. More Of Gold.

New York. Sept. 1s.-Lazard Frcres
have engaged an additional $4,000. 90
In gold for import to this country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

To Cnre Cnid In One Day
Take laxative Broms Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18

Merit in medicine means power to
care. The great cures OF Hoods
Ssrsapsrilla proves it's unequaled
merit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-09-18
DEED OF A DEVIL.
The Bashi.Bazouk Is Not Found
Solely in Turkey.
CRIME OF A SPAWN OF SATAN.

Another of Those Atrocities That Disgrace
III. Country aud Eisoken Humanity
Indiana the scene. and the bastard
Leaves Hardly u Trace of III. Identity
Little Girl IrSsmou.iy Abused by an Tn
speakabic Miserean,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-31
The Judge Guilty.

VIM. WOODBURY. tells a good story
on Storey county jury and court.
Several years ago there was JUS
tice of the Peace in Virginia C'$y
named Bush. Bush knew no law
and his decisions kept the legal fra
ternity i'll despair. A very able local
lawyer became exasperated after hav.
ing half-dozan bits of testimony
ruled out. and tinall! exclaimed:
Judge Bush, you're d-n fool"
The Judge retaliated by fining the
the lawyer 500.
"But here. / demand jury trial to
settle this?
The bluff was safe, owing to His
Honor's ignorance of the law, and the
jury drawn and the case prese ated
After being out twenty minutes the
jury returned the following verdict
eve, the undersigned, unanimousl,
find i'll the above entitled case, that
the Justice Is indeed :. d--n FOOL
Carson News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-31
Suicide or - Young Girl.

Mamie. the Youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrss ". "a. Holt Of Paradise
valley, commiftedsp at the resi-
dence of Epassnt1 last Friday. At
dinner on Ehfissnas day she seemed
IN her usual good spirits and an hour
atterward was fouad dying from the
effects of dose ct strychnine. The
Silver State says she was about Is
years OF age and rumors connect a
vourg man who had been working in
the valley with the girls death. He
left the valley shot time ago and
his present whereabouts Is unknown.
MIR. Holt, the father of the girl, was
on his way home f.om Winnemucca
at the time of his daugh ter's death.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-31
Calendars aud coupons.

So many beautiful calendars and
entertaining novelties have been is
sued by the proprietors Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, that We are hardly sur
prised to receive this season not only
one of the very prettiest designs in
calendars. but with it coupons which
entitle the recipient to attractive
novelties. Every one who gets a
Hoods Sarsaparilla calendar for 1897
secures something that will prove in
teresting and valuable as well as d
beautiful specimen of the lit graph
er's art. The calendar is accom-
panied this season by an amusing
little book on aEhe Weather" Ask
your druggist for Hoods coupon
calendar, or send six cents in stamps
for one to G. I. Hood & Co., Lowell,
Mass.