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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Were MortPagad

r. q. Farley bought bunch of cat
tie, IS head, from James Harmon, as
agent for John Weir on Pawpaw, and
a man named Pollon, from near
Southwest City. 1t has since deyel-
oped that Weir and Pollon were
handling cattle on money furnished
by the NJ. X. & L. Commission Co., of
Kansas City. and that the cattle sold
to Mr.. Farley were mortgaged.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Coming Out on tho Prairie.

c. L. Washbourne has recently
spent two or three days in this section
looking for location for stock
ranch and farm. He has about con-
cluded to purchase a place on Paw
paw. some twelve miles from town,
and will probably dispose OF his Spav-
inaxv ,,ronarfv
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Killed q Chinaman.

News reached here yesterday morn
ing that Burrell Cox had killed a
Chinaman at Tulsa Tuesday night.
Our informant states that the China
man was a restaurant keeper and that
Cox had been drinking heavily. Cox
was arrested and taken to Muskogee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
SIeener Turned Over.

Katy passenger train No. /, south
bound Monday morning, had the mis-
fortune to have the Wagner sleeper,
'Urbana," attached to the rear of the
train, turn over entirely in the ditch
below Colbert. Three or four persons
were bruised but no one was killed.
The accident was caused by the rails
snreadinp.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Fifteen Years.

Israel Poorboy, a half breed Chero-
kee, was convicted OF the crime of
rape at Tahlequah last week and SEN
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment.
In sentencing Poorboy Judge Thomas
said that he was sorry that under the
law he could not give him fifty years
instead of fifteen.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Lost a Foot.

Don Hedger, a hay hauler, who has
been camped at the Brackett ford on
Little Cabin, was trying to break a
young horse to work last Friday morn
ing when the lines broke and the team
started to run. Hedger jumped out
of the wagon and in doing so broke
both bones of his left leg. He was
brought into town and the limb set,
but yesterday the doctors found it
necessary to amputate the foot.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Dishonesty Don't PAY.

Two Of the hands on the west Frisco
section are in Jail charged with steal
ing a watch. Attorney Porter, of
Caney, Kan, while driving ia from
the west, Monday, lost his vest, in the
pocket of which was his watch. The
section men found it and got into a
dispute over the possession Of it and
the arrests followed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Wheat Crop.

Wheat sowing is now in full blast,
and if the weather continues favorable
another week the bulk of the crop will
be in the ground. This is the season
the farmers can afford to put out big
wheat crop, as the seed is cheap and
the fall weather is especially favor
able for plowing. The chances are
very much in favor Of an abundant
yield next year, as two failures are not
ant to come in succession.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29

Better than Klondike returns. Mr..
Floyd E. Wolf, Shippensburg, Cham
berland Co., Pa, writes under date
Of August 9th, 1898: After taking
one and half bottles OF Regan's
Rheumatism Remedy, l am well
man; / doctored with five OF the best
doctors in this county, and was In the
Pennsylvania Hospital, at Harrisburg
for six months, and got relief, but
was taken with rheumatism on my
return home. For sale by p. Shana-
han, 81 per bottle.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29

stool; farm for sale or trade-oi0 acres
good prairie land near Chouteau, good
house. barn. wells, etc. VIII trade for larger
place in Big Greek country and pay differ
ence or will sell. For particulars address
]. X, CHIEFTAIN Office. Ninita, |. t.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29

For sale at a good bargain. A
three acre block on the east side, a
good place to build home or run
truck farm. Enquire at The CHEF
TAIN Office.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
nen's
Boots

This is one of our pet staples. No
store in the United States, large or
small, can give you better boot for
$500 than those we offer.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
JONATHAN GORE,

y
ATTY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Particular attention paid to
collections.
References: First National Bank,
Vinita. Vinita National Bank.
Office with Mellette & Smith, over
Postofiice, Vinita, l. I.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29

PROFESSIONAL SAROS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
Grocery Department.

In our bargains we sell the best
goods, and you can buy from us at
bargain prices better goods than you
can get elsewhere at high prices. We
offer you this week:
Is lbs best granulated sugar :. SIoo
Empire bulk roast coffee, per lb. OF
Splendid Rio green coffee per lb. .oo
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
RATCLIFFS

This the pleased
made this They made the best quality Vcuna
and ues stylish
enabled offer
offered for We invite especial this
This the time gentlemen friends
energy displayed line of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08
JOHN T. CONDON DEFEATS LEE B.
HART FOR STATE COMMITTEEMAN


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelHgencer
EILENSBURG. Sept THE first days
session Of the Peoples party convention
has made fair progress. bus the his tent
It not yer up on the main. The day has
hcen quiet and uaootrusve The bold
turbulent features Of the convention OF
two years ago are a. yet lacking. and il
has been uD.nterestingly quiet and dull
There Is a Jack OF spontaneous enthusi-
asro. ANA when a0y outhurst is witnessed
Il comes only from victory In factional
contest. The three parties. or, rather, the
:wo parties and the homeless Silver Re
pub9cans seem to realize that they ara
gong through formalitIes for office only,
and without any particular principles n
SIeht
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE THREE CONVENTIONS.
DEMOCRATS HAVE A NOT
DEBATE ON PLATFORM.

Special Dispatch to The Post-lntelIigencor.
ELlENSBURG. Sept, 1T WAS nearly
Il o'clock this morning when Chairman
deep Creek" Jones called the state Demo-
cratic convention 10 order. the delay being
oecasioncd ~ splits in the king and Pierce
county delegations.
Secretary Thomas MaIoney read the call
for the convention.
on motion OF L. {. Gilman, o. King.
seconded by j J. Anderson. of Pierce. J.
r. Ronald. Il King. vas elected temporary
chairman without opposition. lie made a
brief speech. referring 70 the fusion % two
years ago ard its results, declaring thar
general prosperity aid public confidence
had not been restored by McKiH.ey's elee-
tion: TIA; free silver was st.A ar issue, ana
that none Of the possessions acquired by
Anerlca ia the war with Spain should be
surreu6efe3
on motion of Fred Z. Marvin, of $40
Eare. A. /. Sutton. of Thurston. was made
temporary secretary.
STANDING committees were then appointed
or credentials. rules ard order % haslasss
an3 platform AMI resolutions. AM the con-
ven,lo1 took a reoess till o'clock
A the afternoon session Or ;he Demo
era.s. Charles Drury. ot Plaree county, ap-
gearad as q comu.ftse from ms Silver Re
rasueaas. and announced that that con
yen.I-a vas organized ana ready for GO
oreratlaa-
The committee On. credentials Submitted
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single Tax Made an Issue.

1t looks tonight as II the only plank
agreeable 10 al will BE- that termed "a
rect lezlsiauon." better knowu as the ref
erenag.n II brought up hot AeAt IN the
convention tonight nu. was swallowed
af:er a fight The Popu,ls,s eudeavosed
Is draw he Democrats into a s.ngie-tax
piank. and q declaration for Ia; money as
wei. hut he Democrats refused to join
with t.erp.
This .a 4 sad blow 70 fuslon.
TIE whole purpose Of tee Popuus; mem
bere on the PLATFORM committee seems 70
be 10 .aje-; = rysa,u,ion for single ;ax.
TAis vas made easy ~ the fac; that aaoat
salr-aftH.s % ;he klng county delegation
ars single takers. ard theEs s. a h.g peF-
-euteeo of stsgie takers from F-eree. $50
ksne ard otn~r counties IL fat l. locks
as Il tne ssns.e taxes ~fl ow. the Popu-
Is. ted;.-Jal tirket TIE present s.ate : .
uanlfnata B + fleu<eon. of Tacoma tee
nktsonai romaittes man for Washington. -
~. s.agfe AK ASSOCIATION. ard Ju g Ri "
a~9aoa. chairman 4 see Single Tsx i.ssr'se
q Spokane county, for supreme eos.r,
gg5E.s-
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Continued a. Page A4ne.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-rnteIlgenccr
ELf.ENsBURG. Sept. THE coafer-
ence committees of the three conventions
were IN session the greater part Of the
afternoon and all Of tonight. Fred Baus-
man, Of Seattle. presided. The debate VAS
earnest and at times acrimonious. The
Democrats coniended that Lewis WAS as
much OF Popuiist candidate as Demo-
crai. and that he should not be charged
up to the Democrats entirely.
Steve JudSoa. of Pierce, told the Popu-
lists that the people would not permit two
populst judges TO bo elected. an1 that =
Democratic Judge On the ticket would give
!: strength.
This the Popuils;s objected TO as an In
suit to Populis.s. and It took some time TO
molllfy them
The first vote taken was on the question
of congressman. The Democrats ard Sill
yer Republicans were each accorded ono
member without any great opposite
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c@a,.nase ca Page Eight.
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FIGHT ON APP0RTI0NMENT YET UNDECIDED
inference Committees Give congressman to Democrat
licans--- ---PopuliStS Battling for Both Judges.
INTELLIGENCER.


nsat
$50 o'clock
sidere1,
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ropnlsst Display Of Temper.

Then came the vote on the two supreme
Judges Here the Democrats and Silver
Republicans combined at II o'eioek, and
voted 20 give one 10 tire Democrats and
ene TO the popnlssts.
The result was an upheaval Of temper on
shs part Of TIE populists Way. when a
motion to adjourn was offered. notified ths
conference there would be 10 agreement
on that tasls. "You are only delaying ac-
iloa." ha sald. FOR tho Popaiisis Will have
the two Judges or VIII refns. 10 accept
our report"
W3'keson. ot skagit. warned the meeting
that such division would give skasis.
saohcruish ard whascom counties 10 ,he
Republicans by large ma aior!ttes.
Judge Forrest. ot Tauf4ton raised his
hand and announced soien1aly that IL Tho
conference adjourned hs would u~ver cosns
back The effect was "a reconsideration 81
the motion 20 adjourn.
Then the populiscs attemrtcd 10 recon-
sIder the vote by which me Democrats
we're tn r. sive one Judge. bat the Demo-
Gratis ard silver Republicans defeated ths
motion.
It lo7k45 serious TIE Popnllste reached
for taeir hats and starred for she doar. The
ssrgeant-at-ayrnz Stood III tneir way. the
chairman raped 'oaaly for order, snJ after
tao rnsrassx of hubbuh yueceelsG tn get
ting me PupuIsfa 10 sis fo.n After ten
minutes sartaer debate ths vote by whisn
ore judge was elven % tfle Democrats VAS
rec,nsldered ana the conference adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-08
ALMOST ASPUI ON
SUPREME JUDGES,
Populists In Wrath Start to
Bolt a Meeting.
DEMAND BOTH OR NONE.
They Break a Combine by Demo-
Gratis and Silver Republicans.

After Yielding the Apportionnscnt
for Cong tn Their Allies,
They Find Them Determined tO
Retain One of the Judicial Nomi.
nations-Obnoxi0us Motion ls Ne
naIiy HeconstIered and the Quea-
tion Left Open for settlement To-
day Conference IN Common
Platform Is Harrcn of Results.
The state herald., 1898-10-07


IL seems that the civh service rule.
prohibiting pos,masse-s and othor feder
al officers from taking an active part IN
politics are dead letter in Colorado un.
dor the present administration. A charge
of offensive craftsmanship" does not
soem to have any tsrrors for even Col.
orado potmoster. There was time IN
the history of the state when some Of the
federal officers were very careful to avoid
charge OF offensive partisanship. The
administration bosses have no doubt as
sured their nppointeos in the federal Of
hces OF the state that such n charge. IN
stead OF endangering their hold on the
Office, would act us recommea adation
Tor greater iayors a, the hands OF the ad
ninistrstion.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
"Resolvsd, That the profound gratitude

"Resolved, That the profound gratitude
of every silver republican OF Colorado is
due to the honorable Charles A. Towns,
chairman of the National committee of
the silver republican party for his ready
response to call for duty and for the
righteous, direct and forceful manner in
which he discharged the responsibilities
Of his high office; and,
"Resolvsd, That the convention speak
ing for itself and tor its great and loyal
constituency hereby extends to Mr..
Towne, Colorado's heartfelt thanks for
his splendid service rendered, accom-
panied by sincere wish for success for
himself and the cause he 50 grandly
stands for in the contest in which he is
the standard bearer at his own home.
"Resolved that we are in favor Of grant.
ing the request Of the Grand Army oil
the Republic for the removal OF the Col
orado Soldiers Home to some place sat-
isfaotory to the Veterans for whom it " at
Instituted"
The state herald., 1898-10-07
How to Prevent Group.

We have two children who are subject
to attacks of Group, Whenever an at
tack is coming on my wife gives them
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and 1t al
ways prevents the attack. 1t is house
hold necessity in this county and no
matter what else we run out of, it would
not do to be without Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. More OF il is sold here
than of all other cough medicines COM
bined.-,I. NJ. Nickle, OF Nickle Bros,
merchants, Nickleyille, Pa. For sale by
+. *. Noblet.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
Reports received a, the several poii,t

Reports received at the several politf
ral headquarters indicate, as was expect.
ID, that the Hon. Charles s. Thomns,thc
nomInee for governor on the silver ia
ZION tickei, wall 6e elected IN November
by an overwhelming majority.
The people of the state are go thar.
oughly well grounded in their belle; in
the Righteousness OF the cause OF free
coinage, and IN their bslici that not only
the ecduring prosperity OF this state, bu,
also the welfare OF ths masses OF the
people everywhere depends IN tho great.
est degree upon the right settlement oi
the paramount financial question. that 1t
is unreasonable to doubt that they will,
with practical upanlmity, in the com
lng election, supportt the fusion state tick
ct, Thich is the only one nominated une
qu'vocally supporting free coinage.
Mark Hanna and those allied with him
who are now dominating the national re-.
publican administration, arc ayowedly
gold standard men, not in sympathy
with the wishes OF the massts OF the peo.
plo OF tho country on many questions,
and particularly out Of sympathy with
The b,li.fs and desires of the people Of
this state.
The state ticket, nominated by tho all.
vsr republicans at Colorado Springs, and
by the other silver parties Of the state,
represents the sentiment OF the state up.
on the coinage question. Tie other tick.
cts dominated are in Rccoid, either di.
reotly or indirectly. with the Mark Han
na administration oi national aiIairs.
Tho opposition to the fusion ticket Is
hopcleso, and has degeneta,ed into a
scramble 10 control the election Of hold
over ftate senators in several counties,
particularly In Arapahoe aud Pueblo
counties. Tho administration men think
they still ssr chance. by the lavish Use
OF money and with the help Of federal Of.
iioinla, and by usina the prssanrs OF large
corporations upon their empioyc~. to -
lsct few state senstors. shs v,ii. two
years from now, In the Legislature, vote
Tor goid.Htandird United sts,es ssna-
tor from Colorado.
II is not likely that they wiz be sue
cessful In nny OF the counties d tho state
and until tho national republican part,
snail fro, itsclf from tho controi Of A,arl
ilanna aud tho influences ho represents
there N little likelihood o, It's isceivin.
any support. either in the Ioue. Of Rop
ro'rniaiiycs or Ia the Senate. from ih,
yoteu Of Colora'lc.-Dcnyef Republican
The state herald., 1898-10-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TT y T y = T II = - u y s'' n Y rs
estate OF Hans j johnson deceased

Estate OF Hans j johnson deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrative OF the Estate II Hans John
son late OF the County Of Phillips and State
Of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice
that she VIII appear beiorc the County Court
Of rhilllp- County. at the Court House In
Holyoke Al the July Term, ON tie fourth
Monday IN September next, at which time
ali persons having rlaims against said Estate
arc notified and requested 10 attend for tho
purpose OF having the same adjusted. All
parsons indebted TO said Estat. nro REQUEST
cd to make immediate payment TO tho un
dcrsigncd.
Dated this - day OF Aug AID is9s
tupisrISA Johnson, Administrator
The state herald., 1898-10-07

b. Clark Wheeler the opposition can
didate to John G. Bell the silver fusion
candidate for congress in tn. second dis.
;riet threatens, If necessary, to charter II
tram and speak from the rear platform
OF car at every village and town IN the
district. The supporters of Mr.. Bel
could not ask for anything better than
for him to carry his threat into execu-
tion for the more speeches Mr.. Wheeler
makec in the campaign the fewer vote.
hs will receive.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Bro. Pickett Of the Akron Pioneer
Press is now undertaking to pose before
the public o. judge OF what constitute.
q consistent silver republican. When b,
succeeds in convincing the people OF thi,
district that he wss acting Hs q consist
ent friend Of the cause OF silver In swal
loving the st. LOUIS platform even with
the reserved privilege Of splitting upon
The same, he will probably be- in a posi-.
,itn to offer advice To some silver repub,
licars on consistency.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
For Governor
CHARLES s. THOMAS,

For Governor
CHARLES s. THOMAS,
Lieutenant Governor
FRANCIS CARNEY,
Regents of State University,
+. j. MORATH,
d. Nj. RICHARDS,
HAROLD THOMPSON,
JOHN II. FESLER,
Auditor
GEORGE W. TEMPLE,
Secretary Of Stat
ELdER BECKWITH,
Attorney General
T.. CAMPBELL,
Superintendent Public Instruction
HELEN NJ. GRENFELL,
For Congressman lei District,
JOHN F. SHAFROTH.
For State Senator 2jth District,
W. A. HILL.
For Representative,
OTIS CASTETTER,
The state herald., 1898-10-07

k,y ANrD-AGENrS ron "GiADsToN.
wv ili- tifa aud Public services" by 1hss.
" llandford. 4 wonderful rtory of n Flori-
ou- carver. over 200 large. radiont pages.
iul superb, raro cngrNinF,. Bichr-t, bRtfst
bCsi nnd rniy endorsed "Glndstonr hood"
published. only gl,lO, Commission. n per
cont, credit given. Freight paid, outnt
free, ntup an trash and clunr ts00 month
Nlth the only true and gnod "olAds,nno
book Address The dominion Company,
ncpt N, a!ya0 Dearborn street. Chicago
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Bro. McNew OF the Julesburg Grit is
trying to figure the majority of tho s,l
YER vote in this senatorial district down
to only abont 20 and io order to do so
he claims that nearly all of the silver re
publicans who voted for Judge Hayt in
1897 will vote for the Mckinley republi
can candidate tor state senator IL the
coming election. lie says "The Hayt
vote is still against the fusion in this
district except n few votes ia Sedgwick
and Phillips counties.' Bro. McNev
Stems to forget that every county in this
district was FULLY represented in the sill
yer republican senatorial convention al
Sterling and that the representatives
from the several counties took part in
putting up the fusion ticket. He cor
tainly does not wish to be understood NJ
claiming that the silver republicans Of
the four other counties after helping
put up fusior candidate for the senate
will turn around and support the Nc
Kinley republican candidate for the Sen
rte. II ho does make such . claim as
this, all We have to say ia that he is no
very well acquainted with tho silver re-
publicans Of .he district II Bro. Me
New wishes to give the figures to shon
the strength of the silver parties in thu
distric he shouid take the vote on dis.
trlct attorney which gave Mr.. Hays, the
silver candidate, majority of between
i've and SIX hundred and add TO this
majority the fusion party majority in
Morgan county. Ii he will only do his
figuring on q correct basis he will fuJ
tina, the silver parties have maJori,,
for state senator that cannot be over
| come.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
oae M.nute cough cure, cures.
~ |. \ l-I..- -. - ~.

NTANrEp-.NGENiS iOR "GLApSfnNE
wv HiS Iifc and rah.ic services, B" by Thus.
W. landlord. Awoudoriul story Of a glorl-
ous career. over 5o large, radiant l,agcs
i01suporh. THrc cnrrnVing.. Richest. biggest
best aud only endorled "Glulstono book"
Published. Only n % Commission, % per
cent. credit given. Freight payed. ouint
Tree. Diup oil trash and clear $50 u month
with the only true aud good "Gladstone
book" Address The Dominion Company,
ppot. ~ 3aaa1G Dearborn street, Chicago.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Bro Lacsy Of the Sterling Advocate,
as usual, ls the first editor Of THIS sena-
terial district to beRin throwing mud in
this oamprign. He OF course is bitterly
opposed to the election OF w. A. Hill the
candidate of the silver parties OF the die
trict for state senator for he knows that
Mr.. Hill will not vote for the reelection
of Senator Wolcott. II Mr.. Lacy would
only make a Glenn fight against the po-
sltlon which Mr.. Hill occupies on the Is
sues before the people IN tins campaign,
it would make no difference how hard a
fight he made, he would have the respect
Of all Of his opponents in the fight. But
that kind OF pampaien does not salt
Mr.. Lacy. 1t seems that, either he fears
that he cannot make n successful cam
pafgn along that line, or he preters q
mud Singing campaign, In recent ia
sue Of hrs paper he made personal at,
tack upon Mr.. Hill. OF course the sil-
yer papers OF tho district might retaliate
by throwing mud Mt Mr.. Gill the Mckin'
iep republican candidate but we do not
believe they will s.oop to that style OF
cam ampaigning. II Mr. Lacey insists on
throwing mud the other papers OF the
district should permit him to have mo-
nopoly OF the throwing for the vo:
ters OF this district are intelligent e.
norgh to discover the weakness OF 0
catse that demands mud throwing cam
paigning.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

The candidature Of Ar. Gill for the
state senate means the perpetuation it
office of L. o. Wolcott and the still
stronger grip Of the gold power, while on
che other hand that Of Mr.. Hill means
the election oi man to the U. $. Senate
more in accord with the majority in Col.
orsdo who believe, ana rightly, that sill
yer should 30 restored to its old d-sime
use.-Fort Morgan Times.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa,
says Dewitts Little Early Risers are
the bes, pills be ever used in his family
during forty years OF house keeping.
they cure constipation, sick headache
,ud stomach aud liver troubles. Small
IN size but great in results. City Drug
Store.