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The state herald., 1896-01-17
OLD MISERY.

Died. IN Holyose, Colo, Dec. ~, 1899,
OF heart disease. Mrs David Mauai,, aged
46 yeas, . months and days. Her re
mains wero brought by the borrowing
husband aud daughter to her hou,s.
Rev Cowan, Of Newton, an esteemed
friend OF the deceased, on Thursday
morning preached beautiful sermon
containing many words of hope md com
fort. after which she was tcnd.rly laid
TO rest in tho o. o. +. cemetery. Net
tie II Peck was born in Cbsu,auqun. n.
Y, Oct. 20, 1919. She came with her
parents to Iown when about lGyeais old.
Two years later In April 1867 shs was
married 20 David Anpsti. She had been
IN failing health Tor some tim. before
her death, but owing TO her uncomplnin-
ing disposition few besides the family
knew OF II. Sbo went 10 Colorado about
two years ago, hoping tho different eli
mate might reAtore. -bor health. After
remaining several months she returned
seemingly benefited, but in u little time
she began to fail rapidly. Medical skill
seomeo OF no avail AMI sbo ngnin went
to Colorado where after seven weeks oi
uninterrupted suffering the quietl,
passed. away. Mrs. Mnnatt leaves u hus
baud and no daughter, MraW IL. John
nton, of Holyoko, Colo, and brother
Nr. S. Y. Peck, Of the tnmo place, also
si.tsr, Mrs. j. 4, krouskop, oi this plac,
besides many other relatives, aud innu
mo able iricndr. She dled at tb. HON,
Of bcr daughter where cvery loving ear
and attention were bestowed. Although
desironB OF living, and reluctant, To icav,
her loved ou-p. she ~as willing 10 obc!
tho Masters call. During her last III
ness she expressed great conddcpos nnt
faith In bor Rcdeeiner. Mra. Ncitio M
natl lived IN Brooklyn Tor years aud wa
modi ia,ofably known 10 ia. Her M
among us was denomination ~ he
purc character. OF n quiet uusss1mini
nature she was uttesmod and iossd b'
ihosc with whom she camc In daily con
tact. IN her quiet ngobtfpsiye way sb
was always ready To extend tho hand q
bclp mud ~ mpathy. Although she mad
no parade ot her sentiments her friend
ships were lasting aud faithful Anolhc
broken home Dorett of wife, mother nm
sister.
"Ihe deor det sil.d, gone before
10 that unknown md silent shou.
o nufe we shhll psa, as heretofore,
/, Bone summer morning
Aro1tlyp, IL Chronicle
The state herald., 1896-01-17
Con mm,-.,on.r- rror--d,nE-.
llclyokr, Colo, Nov 0, lBl

h'ly'N', '"'os, NpN W ip''s
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment,
prcsep', N. u. Copp, chairman, s. Nelson
ana WIN kiplinR commissioners.
Minutes Of last meeting read aud up.
proved.
Fee report Of 8 W Beggs county clerk
ordered filed
Tho following claims wrrc allowed
\ w u. esa county clefk l35 35
l. = Lcw,a coroncr'- services In case
- the suicide ~ Daniel k,rtrigbt II 10
NJ u Copp sei,lc.s on arteaipn well
board aud D,ilcnRc to Denver aud
return 70 ~
II Sutherland county coal ~ N
Board adjourned 10 meet Nov II 1895
llolyokc Colo Nov II 1855 Board mel
pursuant 10 Adioutnmcb, ut . o'clock q
IN, full board present
Report Of u A Hcekius county trcns'
urcr for tho months of september and
October ordered fled
Tho following cihims were allowed
u A aoskina posingc Tor Sept 10
II 4 lIoakiu1 commissions on collec'
tl0rs for Sspi 10 be turned into tho
"nnuii igeasnisfs fso furl 10 81
The state herald., 1896-01-17

No one evt. thought OF introducing TO
expensive a feature us litbographic color
work in the days when The leading mag
azines sold FOR 81 year aud 35 cents a
copy. But times change, aud tho maga-
zines change with them. 1t has remain.
ed for tho Cosmopolitan, sold at one dol
lar y year, to put in an extensive iitho-
graphic plant capable OF printing 300, 600
pages per day lone color.) The January
Issue presents as fruntlspiece a water
color drawing by Eric Pspe, illustrating
the last story by Robert Looi. Steven.
son, which has probably never been e,
called even IN the pages OF the iin.st dol.
lar French periodicals. Tho cover Of tho
Cosmopolitan ID alao changed, drawing
OF page length by the famous Paris art
ist Rossi, In iithcgraphic colors ON . hits
paper tuAe- tnc p.aev y, .uo tnauitix uuCx
with ATS red stripe. Hereafter the cov.'
is TO DO fresh surprise each month.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
1. NJ. Kcpler living near Holyoke nlan

l. NJ. kcpler living near Holyoke plant.
cd last spring about one acre each of
katlir corn, Milo Maze and Jerusalem
corn. He did not plant it till the first
week in June aud the early frost came
before the kaiiir corn aud Milo Maze
had matured. He says that IA few weeks
more would have matnred tho Kaiiir
corn and Milo Maze and that il hs had
planted in April he would have raised u
good crop OF these grams. His Jcrusa-
lem corn maturcd and he says that he
will plant considerable of II this coming
spring. He says that he raised good
crop Of fodder and is well pleased with
his experiment.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Not few who read what Mr.. Robert
Rowls, OF Hollands, Va, las to say be-
low, will remember their own experience
under like circumstances: Last winter
! had la grippe which left me in . low
state OF health. tried numerous rem.
edies, none OF which did tue any good,
until was induced to try bottle OF
Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy. The first
bottle OF it so fur relieved ma that was
enabled TO attend to my work, aud tho
second bottle effected cure" For sale
ut % and 80 cents per bottle by +. NJ.
Smith,
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Tho Holyokc Lodge No. 10 |. o. .. +.
and Good Cheer Lodge No. IL Dau.htey
Of ReDrksh held joint installation Of
officers at the lodge hall Friday evening
Of last week. The officers installed by
the Good Che.r Ledge were Mrs. Ming
gis q. Begss \. g.; Mrs. Emma With
am V. q Miss Clnia Stark Secy; Mrs.
Arpy Garland treasurer; aud Mrs. J. NJ.
Whitman chaplain. The officers install.
I'd by Lodge 10 we're q. X. Peter N a.:
W f. Patu,on v. G.; W q. Holland
secretary; Charles Cram-r permanent
secretary; II. " Mason treasurer; @. Is.
Tlmoeriake X. S. N 6;J. Al. Whitman
l. S N. q; s. n. Ollie warden; r. NJ.
Smith conductor; VIM. H,uze L. S v. g.
l.. -. McCoiiistei Il. s. V. G.; +. H.
Whitman |. g.; VIM. Mckinney o. u,
Refreshments were served.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

For pain in the chest piece OF fan
mol dampened with Chamberlsin's Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat of the
pam, and another 90 the bncS between
the shoulders, will afford prompt relief
This is especially valuable in cases where
the pam is caused by cold and 'hcrc IL
n tendency toward pneumonia. For sale
by l.. NJ. Smith.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

An exchange says ono trouble with
this world is that there are too many
people in it who will not cast their bread
upon the water unless they arc assured
beforehand that it will come back in q
feg days full grown sand xich all trim
med with ham, butter and mustard and
rolled up IN a warranty deed for one half
OF the earth and mortgage on the other
lnlf
The state herald., 1896-01-17
MEAT MARKET.

At Tipton's place, West Holy yoke, Colo.
All customers not convenient TO my mar.
kst, will be supplied two or three timcs
week from my delivery wagon. Kindly
leave orders ut market or address me at
postoiice and tho same will receive
prompt attention. L. u. McCoLLlsrER.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
BEACHVILLE.
III commlssinner Treco NOW.

1t is commissioner Trego now.
School reopened IN district II on the q,
The STANDARD Sheep Ranch changed
hands recently. Is. ID. Parker aud sons
are owners.
The social nt C. G. Lounsbury's last
Friday evening was well attended and a
good time was had.
There will be spelling bse at the
Lounsbury school house Friday evening
Jan. Is. 1896.
D,n MispRv
The state herald., 1896-01-17

I have decided to locate Cat Holyoke
for the practice Of medicine and have
made arrangements with DIR. 1. W. White
of this place by which ! take his prac.
tice NJ he intends to lenve Holyoke he
fore long. Will be thankful for the pat.
ronage Of all who may need my services.
q. II. NonLET, NJ. ID.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

The ladies Of the W. c. 4. u wish to
tender their thanks to the members OF
the town council for passing the ordi.
nance governing club rooms and the sale
OF liquors. A copy Of tho same TO be
handed to tho members Of the town
council.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Eight or ten OF the Holyoke hunters
went to Sterling last Saturday to bring
home car load Of rabbits. The hunters
came back but--don't ask them any
questions about the rabbits. Tho boys
say it was poor day for rabbits any
how
The state herald., 1896-01-17
The Holyoke oornet band ssrenadrd
the newly elected county officers at their
respective offices Tuesday afternoon.

James Murphcy Of Midland junction
came down to Holyoke this week on bus
iness. Ho has nn interest in u saw mill
that furnishes timbers for the miaes iu
the vicinity Of Victor.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Judge 9later Tuesday afternoon had
the sheriff open court aud, ~ the Nom
bsn Of The bar and . nnnabssofs eitissaA
were present, he gave short talk. The
cornet band appeared on the scene about
this time and gave him serensds.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Tho position Of medical examiner for
tho Burlington Volunteer Relief ON the
Holdrege and Cheyenne line was recent.
ly rendered TO DR.. F. NJ. Smith Of Hol-
yoke and lie has accepted the position.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Mrs. w. II. Johnston returned home
this week from Brooklyn, Iowa. Her
aunt, Mrs. j. I. Krouskop of Brooklyn,
To-, returned to Holyoke with her to
spend the wiute..
The state herald., 1896-01-17

The newly elected county officers with
the exception OF treasurer, entered upon
the duties Of their Office Tncsday. The
treasurer entered upon his torn OF Office
Jan, 4,
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Judge Robinson shipped his house
hold goods to Colorado Springs last week
and loft Holyoke Friday evening for tha
place where he has made arrangements
to engage in the practice Of law.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

hsve a newspaper outfit consisting
oi paper press, job prcsr, paper cutter
type and everything complete which
am not using and desire to sell or trade
tho sans. Il Is tho ou,ii, that was for
mcrly used In tho publication OF thu
Phillips County News. j II. PAiarRK.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
wAYslDE dLEANINGs.
How dye?

Nenrly three weeks have n wa aud
, our promise Of few stray items Of ou,
} visit for the readers Of tho HERAy.D is to
date unfulh!led.
Twas tue morning before Christmas
J when We werded our way through the
} darkness and streets of Holyoke and
found our train nearly ready for the
eastward journey. A few passengers
wore on board bound like ourselves to
spend the holidays with distant fricnds,
and our numbers were augmented as
station after siG.:Ca was reached. Reg
lister Dempsters fragile ftna.. was the
drst to claim our attention Soon, 70 used
from tho arms Of Morpheus, he gave Nus
cordial greeting, and ere long launched
out with our liego lord upon the son OF
politics. When they w-ariod Of politics,
your correspondent launched out upon
The - cl thsology Just for . change, but
the parried hoine-thrusis proved the vi
ly official better politician than theolo
gisn. Daylight revealed qnits down.
fall OF snow, which continued for two or
." ''"''' "'' VINO '"e 'as' "o'Sturc
ws have seen from that day to this, but
instead we have been favored with al.
'''."''' ""y' ""o sp'ine-"ho ar
'P''''"0". ou. ''o'e 'ooo
for stock with occasional full grunarirs,
were noted than when we traversed the
"hirh line" yenr moo ElvnoI ,v..
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'e"e'''' VI" inns !" ono c'ocS' hhu soon
"' "s'e N"''''hs Yen 'h,'eS hofthward'
""e'e more coro'A' Rree'ihss ana ooun'
s''"' "'''"'' """,''' "s' AZ sunoo"h
VIZ "s"'" III u'o'ioh ehrou'e to
'A"s''n, e'A 'n''es a's'"'' acr"Ss the
'a''' e'e''''"us anu 'ehieies
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we ''A'"eu H. ns entertainments were
.""k p'"'e III 'o"f VI 'he en"rches' all
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The state herald., 1896-01-17

Bert Woolman went TO Omuha Mon
day TO take the examination for sxtra
agent on tho b. & NJ. Frank Varney IL
acting as night agent Mt holyoke during
Bert's absence.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
COUNTY OFFICERS.

QsuHry clxnH- Stewart W. BeEgs.
AHRRipY--A. T. Guthrie.
COUNTY JUDoE- VIM. 4 Robinson.
TREAsunEp A. Heskins.
RpPT. OF scaooIs b. Timberlake.
AssIssor Weaver
SURvxYon--Wm. Lowe.
Co1oNER-L. p Lewis.
CsnHIr' r'iosxps-wm.N. Kipiius, s.. Nelson,
Z. p. Cepp.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

All estray horses branded - ief. hip
or - left shoulder, belong to mo
Send information and set reward. J. A
Scott, Ju!esburg, Colo.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

We will take chickens on subscription
for the HsRAlD aud will allow YOU more
for them than you eau obtain on the
market,
The state herald., 1896-01-17

We eau furnish you as good crayon
portrait under the HERALD offer as you
get under the offer O, the city daily.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

sls0 paid in advance will secure the
STATE HERALD aud Chicago Weekly In
ter Ocean for one year.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Come in and see my bargain counter.
New goods every week aud everything
offered is genuine bargain. |. II. El-
lio,t. "A
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Dean Peck o. Denver will preach a.
lhe NJ. e. Church in Holyoke next
Wednesday evening.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Fine stock Of candies and cigars at LIZ
Blanc & Cos. grocery store.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

-lessapsy -Gossf rIessispd.s = 49, ---.-i-- :
fnaGpxNr or bENATI-A. X 4tsyonaon.
fHI1 1JusTIcE-Mclville W. Fuller.
TRIAsuRY--John G. CSriisls
WAR-Dani-l Lamont.
NAvy-Hilary A. Herbert.
INTERioR.-Hoke Smith.
AoHIcuLTURE-J ]. 8. Morton.
sArronNEr GYNknA Richard Olney:
kesTnAsrER GEsEnAi,-Wilron i. Bis.cll.
5 t:vssa sTAriyxs-J r shnfre,h, John BELL.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Miss 4. Y. Post moved her Haxtun
stock Of goods to Holyoke this week and
put it in the Holyokc stole.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

N the truthful. startling title OF nhoot about
so-ro- Bac, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco
habit cure that braces up nicotinizod nerves
eliminates the nicotine potion. makes veal
men gam strength. yiRor snd manhood
You run no physical or financial risk, Ms No
To.Bac Ia sold by f.N.s Smith and q v. ouinr
undcr u guarantee to cure or none,
refunded. Hook free. Addrcs, stcrlini
Remedy Co. New York Of chicago.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Warren i Carpenter have moved their
meat market into the Beges building
next door north OF Ellio.t's grocery store.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

l have a good duck wagon sheet and
bows which l will soil very cheap. FL.
Hoyt.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
STATE ofFicrRs.

OovnpoR-Albcrt W. Mcintyre.
u. GOVERNOR -Jcrod l.. Brush.
6mErARY oY SrATE-A. y: McGahcy,
ofArr TRKAsuRHn-H. K. Mnln.X.
6rAfE huprToR-C.E y. Parks.
ArronNEY GExERAL-B. l.. Carr.
RsxAror ssrB prsTRIor-J. II. Painter.
@NssrNTATIyy-- James s. Cnrnahan.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

II you want crayon portrait, call at
the HERALD Office and see our sample
portrait.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

The STATE HERALD aud Chicago Week
iy Inter Ocern for one year at sl.so in
advance.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

See our combination offer Of STATE
HERALD aud New York Weekly tribune.

You can have the STATE HEnALn and
tho Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer for Que
year for SI.75
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Bert Williams has purchased the Rob.
inson residence property on Denver Av
enue.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Chickens taken ON subscription at the
HERALD Office.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Genuine nigger-head coal al Howard
Lumber Co.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

For making final proof go TO Clerk o.
District Court.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Application for making final proof,
made free, by Clerk OF District Court.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

A. W. Young returned this week from
a trip to Kansas.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Try a snck Of that Snperlativs Duck
Wheat Flour, 45 cents. at l. II. Ellio,t's.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Como and SOC us when You need gro.
ceries Leblanc L. Co.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
pRsciNcT OFFICERS.
CITY OFFICERS.

JJsf,cxs varney and F. c. Churnins.
CsssrApLEsl p II Reynolds and W g Holland
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Go to the Howard Lumber Co., for
niggcr-head coal
The state herald., 1896-01-17

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The state herald., 1896-01-17

Homemade mince meat at W. Il.
Shamp & Co.'S
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Fresh taffy made at W. r. shamp &
CO.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Breakfast bacon, bonelsss ham, bolog
ma aud lard at w. r. Shamp l. Cos,
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Potatoes will be taken in pay for sub.
scription for the STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

h.. . ,s'.1r DO you know ap,hos. ,
pNasfs H.. IT sa,si Dfiver-f reclon ttsnm ttsn.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Read our combination offer with the
weekly Chicago Inter Ocean.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
i:RET SOCIETIES.

G. A. Y.
n No 81 Mee,s every Saturday
q q. A. II. Hall at o'clock.
Adj. GEO. Taco, Commander.
The state herald., 1896-01-17

Y Ares-C. u Harinan.
PcfIcH JupA e. vnrncy
IxconprR II. Hatcher.
MARSHA IA Hrlland.
TErAar John Heginbotham.
e, l.. Hoyt GEORGE Shulcr. {. J.
liott, d. A. Gaddy and Geo. b.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Y
y. 8. LAND OFFICE, STERLING.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

euassfus-P. ]. DEMPsTYH.
S1UulvxR-DrxON BUCHANAN.
The state herald., 1896-01-17
New sorghum at W. II. shamp & Go !,

Fresh tafry made at W. r. Shsmp &
Co.'S
Home made mince meat at W. Il.
Shamp g. Co.'S
A. W. Young returned this week from
a trip to Kansas.
Go to the Howard Lumber Co., for
niggcr-head coal
DIR. i. M. Smith has new profession.
al card in this issue.
Como and SOC us when you need gro.
ceries Leblanc & Co.
j. B. Gordon Of Denver spent a few
days in Holyokc laat week.
Genuine nigger-head coal al Howard
Lumber Co.
Read our combination offer with the
weekly Chicago Inter Ocean.
Try a Rnck Of that Superiatiye Duck
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
s,.-. IN. ,sIee,ive--

Il have observed rather a curious
thing in you, Alice" said gentleman
20 his niece. you seem TO live in the
xaperiativs degree When you have a
too,haehe Il is the worst you ever had
The young man who was here last night
was the ugliest fellow you ever saw.
According TO your statement little
while ago. it took you forever and day
to learn to make sponge cake. The
house. you say. is full Of fies. You
have just declared that the room Is as
hot as an oven. you have the dreadful
est headache you ever had ir your life
and the boy across the road ts making
the fearfulest racket d boy ever made.
Don't you see. my child. this sort Of
thing won't do2 Some time In your
life you viii really have an experience
requiring strong words to describe IT
ana you viii not be able to eo-vey any
idea of Il. You win nave used up all
YOUR adjectiyes. That Is all, my dear.
4 word to the wise is sufficient. "-Ex-
change.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
euasE 81 orFlcE ttoLpINo.
sassBy UunF. a.~ fos asJ othsr oe-
sspxtaon-

| SaFstANM~
sazsbody must bold oface, bat the
Ess Eho docA submits 10 sacrifice
eii Is appalling. says the Farmer ;
is.ss, ofhoe holding. as rule. is a
Isghtng curse 10 che office holder.
sa as tasted the sweets Of Office
y ; zs much uuder the control OF the
cts holding passion as TIE drunkaFd
saasr the control Of his appetite
AsiEs satisfies him but permanent
Sxiion a. the public crib. though
1T oiien the man could earn ten
hes more outside OF politics than in.
Issak q a business man or profession
4 sAn gsraining every nerve and
psz3thE lots Of money to go 10 the
sssla'urs at IS per day. But hundreds
i, and regard defeat. which sensible
20 would regard as a blessing. as a
s'isas and almost irreparable mistor-
-As Il it is an appointiye ofiiee and
Z nan unfortunately succeeds in hold
= i Tor series OF years, but at last
discharged, he is as helpless as q
A's Tor be is utterly unfit for other
E99aIions, This Is especially true Of
nea Whe lose their positions Al
ashiaston. 1; is said that one OF
= class recently cried like a child
g Ais misfortune. Better remain on
tarn or IA the workshop or in any
isFate business than 70 embark on
goabiea sea OF politics There is
Aueh honor in It. and there is sim
money than honor. II the fingers
- nave wax on them: and it is bet-
"a better. TO be an honest pauper
~ . dishonest official. II man
1llR'is a clear conscience he can live
= o'e With at least one priceless treas
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
&C AsroNls4ss HER RACE
Ssgres. who Beasts Pro-
tusion Of Lang Hair.

49,, he Memphis Selmitar: The
|,r.5sslpnlans 20 Memphis tell OF
800 asErp character living near
~ sprlags. forty miles southeast
: ais ,ity. The negro, or rather ne
- q question Is named Nancy Gar
- and Is said 10 be the only long
go nsziber Of her race. Nancy is
|, sFnalns negrcss; hisek. with
|s,sr sair. she IS IS years old Unsn
|y.s sttaf the yellow tsyer epidemic.
- va nothing remarkable about
r. sat during the seasTge ahs bad the
- ana came near dying Il was
,,s.ss before she was able to leave her
s.ss. fmziefiatsIy after her GONZALES
- Ser short. Sinky hair began 70
= ragldly. and 10 years time i
f. tram three isches 20 three fgst
azzfh thickenins as II grew 4 fes
ar lister the crisp mass o. hair fell
ssu Bar knees. About this tlee a
- 5.gtal change OF color took piace
81 Ssty locks tnrSed Ehite as EEcw
= rsz1lned 20 until two years aso.
,s.s thsa the hair has turned FraEu-
e 70 .ts natural 5larknss2- Il eea-
sssss 10 eraw ana now measures e!sv-
. tass Prominent physielaRs ot she
Esy s7yiaEs neishbaTaooa have sx.
lalzs5 TIE @aman'k head and nTs dis
sssi is ghink that the speii o, fever
ssSgtsd lAe unnatural sTeNsh. she s
sr.sE rariosity. visite8 BY hundreds
- stEtie her massive hfstds before
ssy bsl.eFr the truth, Like the ma
tc;,y v The negroes. Nancy Is super
sssss. ard The story she tells about
" aair Is interesting. she eizims
Isl ~ had a xiklos While she lay
s3 K teysf. that q black woman stood
Yrs Ser ritA ,hree ioag srsids o,
Iafy hagr .hAt fell 20 the hooF. the
sszan potatsA 20 tho hair and disSp-
rsrsa When hsF hsir began TO grow
fazsy sitea thought Of ;he risiea- A
~ later. when xAs vas alone IL her
sAs. ihs vision appeared again. hold
ss Il her bands The massive brasAS
b. s,i % Nancy, -Behoid. this Is your
b. Nara me. it is a. black As niEhti
3 SAL - as Shlte a. knov Thls
ssstszea the negroes ana she bound
Il ssr hais in a clcth and was AFRAID
y Nu%u Il or 10 Iook upen 4, for
sztA whsu questioned about it she
asETs says It's ali the spirits
HrL-
The Lamar register., 1896-03-28
PRAYER. for blood.

No wonder there are horrors IN Ar
menia when it is the daily duty Of the
Mohammedans to offer up such prayers
as this against the tinfidels":
o Allah. make their children orphans,
and dehle their abodes, Cause their
feet to slip; give them and their fami-
lies, their households and their wom-
en-, their children. aad their relations
by marriage. their brothers, and their
friends. their possessions and their
race, their wealth and their lands as
booty TO the Moslems. o Lord OF all
ereaturesl