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Southeast Baea.

Crops are doing nicely and
weeds ditto.
Theo Brown has been having
trouble with his wind mill and
pump Tor the past ten days and
hs herd of cattle are now beng
walered at Lamport's,
F. E. Lamport made trip to
the Poiut of Rocks, and Barney
Cow ranches last week.
Jake Harmon is fencing large
pasture west OF the new Holland
pasture.
Beatty Bros, last Saturday,
turned over thefr ranches, etc. to
the Boise Cattle Co., of kansas
City, who Will continue to run the
j B brand. Mr.. Streeter, the new
superintendent, is now living with
his family at the Point OF Rocks
as heretofore will be headquarters.
The buildings at the Point are
beng remodeled by Harry Florey.
and 4 number fwindmJlls are be
ing erected over the range. We
are sorry to lose Messrs Beatty but
trust that the new owners will be
as well liked.
Mr. Holland made a trip to Rich
field, Kansas, last week after IA
pump cylinder which he had the
mail carrier bring from Syracuse.
Mr.. Holland is having a number
Of wells drilled and wlndmills
erected.
S. L. Florey lost calf with the
black leg last SUNDAY.
Mrs. Chas. Crawford, late of
Lakin, Kans., is visiting Mrs.
Theo. Brown. Mr.. Crawford is
moving their household goods to
Richfeld, Kansas, where they
wall resIde for the next four years
while he carries the mall to John
ston CITY, Kans.
Ralph Wiley was on tie flats
last Sunday hunting "a hay hand.
F, E. Lamport was hurt last
Monday ;mornng while roping
cattle
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Addington
visited at Lamport's Sunday.
There VIII be picnic and
dance at Applegate's ranch July
4th.
Jake Haney and Zack Walkar
have been hauiing posts for Jake
Harmon while Geo Twyford and
Ohas Wiley are hauling for Mr..
Holland.
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loads They were unable to stop
the tire and it sapn consumed
the wood and wa&4a gving the
boys barely time TO unhltch the
team. The fire is supposed TO
have started from matches drop
ped accidently in the load.
Clint. Jessup returned Wednes
day from Cripple Greek where he
has been for several weeks past
inspecting milling machinery dc
slgued especially lQr low grade
ores. HIS ultimate purpose was
to find out just how they paid and
The possibility Of erecting one
down IN Baca county on the Car
ri2o, where the Pintaya Company
has been prospecting with quite
hide success for over 4 year past
We understand his report to the
Will lie very favorable
and may expect to see develop
ments down in that country soon.
Las AaImas Leader.
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sgss.aar. r.aaes,~s ssa.%aNe.Ssa %..1-s
4 r,rominent I,l.ysies.ll.

A prominent New York physician
in discussing the merits of Bipans
Tabules wi.d brother Vi. o. said
Several years ago L asserted th9t
il one wished TO become phiidn-
thopist, and do a heneficent deed
one that would help the whole hu-
man race-notliing could be better
than to procure the Roosevelt Hos
pitai prescription, 7ghieh IS nix 6asfS
ofMr HseaHg Ia5a'ss, and cause it TO
be pat Up ia The form af kaichuP
and d;slTihuted amcnE .he POOR"
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Local and Personal.
lpirecrackers at Homsber's.

l'irecrackers at Homsher's.
Rev. Mitchell is suffering with
the toothache.
Frank Dober was up from the
ranch Monday.
Henry Steigelman went to La
mar this week.
Make final proof before the
Clerk OF The District Court
Cliff Curran and Reed, of the
ginarron. We're on our streets,
Saturday.
Several of our citizens attended
ihe quarterly meeting at Stonlng
Ion Sunday
Miss FANNIE Regrler, Of Mon
mouth, Ill. is visiting with her
sister Mrs. Yinton Shannon.
Joe Shields passed through here
tuesday on his way 10 Pueblo
where he goes to spend the 4th,
Collie Noble and wife passed
through town, Monday, on hls re
turn 10 Manzanola from Point of
Rocks.
Three wagons Of emIgrants,
on their way to Oklahoma. from
Trinidad, camped on the creek
Sunday
Il. f. Martin and L, A, WlkofI
took lay of Monday and went
fishing up ON Butte Greek. They
brought home two fish.
ion Denny returned home this
week after making six trips to
Las Animas from the Mcintosh
sheep ranch, with wool.
A letter from E. J. Hays, at
Durango, states that he with his
family reached there a few days
ago and expect to locate in or
near that city
Mrs. j. +. Harrison received a
telegram, Monday evening, from
Henry, ILL.,, stating that her father
who lived at that place, had died
SUNDAY morning.
You should come to Springfield /
and celebrate the Fourth. Picnic
at the grove during the day and
dramatic performances at the
school house in the evening.
Notwithstanding the unusual
amount OF rainfall this spring, the
winds from the south is beglning |
10 have and uncomfortably warm |
feeling and noticeable effect on
the growing crops.
Postmaster Mathews is arrang- |
ing his business and making prep
arations to take q trip east, He
expects to visit friends IN Chicago !
and takeln the Omaha Exposition, |
returning IN about three weeks.
@. w. Rouse sold his cattle. this
week, 10 MIR. Henderson OF Den
yer at $27 per head. The bunch
contained So mead, without this
springs calves that we're thrown
IN, and were a good grade of cat /
lie. Mr.. Rouse delivers the cattle
at Clay Greek.
Wednesday Elmer Lamport .
met with what might have been a
serious accident While running
on horseback after COW his sad
die turned ana caught his foot in /
some way so that he was dragged
tor quite a distance. The cinches
finally broke, raleasIng him, no
bones broken but badly shaken
up.
While on the road home from
.he cadar- bet week Carl and
Ero5 ct-eTf ure 1t4FtlaE 5V 500
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The nleanest Ihina ever sml

The meanest thing ever sml a.
bout Mckinley, says an exchange.
appears IN The Dioro, OF Madrid,
which uncousclonsiY gets oil q
good one "!l vlIlno doubt sur
prise oar readers to iea.u hat ne
Yankee president, Aaginles, Is a
haturolized Ghinauau, having
been e3rr at gaeJ4o II lunta
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Post Master Mathews has re
ceiyed the following notice from
the post office department, and is
one of the many ways that con
gress has decided to meet the war
expenses
To POsT MASTERS AT Moygy ORDER
OFFIcEs;
The act Of Congress approved
June IS, 1898, entitled can act
to provide ways and means to
meet war expenditures fixes a
tax of two cents on every order
Tor the payment in the United
States OF any sum of money not
exceeding one hundred dollars,
and makes the same applicable
to "Onginal Domestic Money
Orders issued by the Govern
mant Of The United States" on
and after he FIRST day cfJuly,
1898. In lieu Of requiring that
revenue stamps be alhxed there
TO ii provides that "ihe price Of
such Money Orders shall be IN
creased by sum eqnM to the
yalue OF The stamps
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an Es!de.Iy EEas.

An elderly lady living at Fordham
Heights, a part OF TeW York City,
aad who was tuuUu 10 be q warm
advocate 81 Ripaus raLEies Tor amy
case of liver trouble or indigestion,
said 10 areporter who visited her for
the purpose of learning the particu-
lars OF her case " L had always
employed % physician and did SO on
the last occasion L had ior one hUt
at tlat time obtained no beneficial
results. had never had any faiih
ia paycnt medicines. hu5l1yina sclu
Hipgns Iabules recommended yr~y
highly ia the New Gorle Hagahf con
cluded 10 give chem q trial, and
found they wrra just what rsy case
demanded ] have rerer employed
o i,nEsia.an hinCa. and tl.at nl.nil.
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aalna snarcassH.r.

Tho largest retail drug store in
America is that Of Hesamau * Co.
on Broadway in New York LiLy.
a reporter who went there TO learn
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NOW alV;lIs Lab
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bought a dye-ceut
carton and asked :
DO You have
niue b can Tor
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lie was rsfeIre1
TO tnGGentleluan who
proved 10 be tie
head Of tllo depart
-,.rt tsq 4uilG
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r. D. Homsher q Go.

We have already received our
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to lit every body.
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The sale OF Eiqlus Tabues is
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of tba testimonials iG tbe daily press.
and growing out OF G.esp. through
the recommendation of igw,d 70
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uud ll The departments Of the Dominion of
Cauads. Government experts give Il th.
rleiuroncc ON mn disuutcd points
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Alfalfa Onion Sets,
Sweet Potatoes,
Garden Seeds, Broom Corn,
Black Rice Corn,
Cain and Maize.

A NEE line Of Cottonades as
Pants, Oyeralls,
Shirts and Mckintoshes,
Hats and Gaps.
We have Sole, Harness, Cali skin,
SkirtinG, Lace and Valve leather
constantly on hand.
We sell the best WINDMiLLS
(wooden or steel) made. Also
are agents tor the 4. 5. Water
u Steam Supply Co, who han
die the Gem and Halladay mill,
and all sorts of iriguuns sup
plies GRAIN and Feed
always on hand
Call and see MS
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objected to thcir mother giving q
testimonial hich should parade her
u1mo iIl te news -gtpem, but .o 10
this tiia elder lady argued HIhe1e
may ba other c8ses just like mine.
and am sHro I iaEo great pleasure
in recommending the TrbEles 10 any
oue afflicted as vas II tbe telling
about Ia oasejA ihe pup"i7 ouaLlcs
some other person sinllnrly effected
to le ne creat'v benefited rs / have
been, see uarHicct.on Ib. dau.h-
t2;s, knowing how earnestly she Iel5
about tho benefit she bad received,
decided she was quite right
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-27
EfCG6- SoiBriIgcu.

Mee. Ger befannts Elemlerlientes
rant y. Fu.itamcy, Der Elm leiler Sral
i'm Gbciheibungoproi.B iuNclwlohenee
Sinh ricier her0ue;ugCbcu lidl mel,
aerte, bat nunmehr uod] elmer piel
wCdentlld)en Snit All Del Sellnng
Wid9bebWl9 mo nnGrem lbln cine mel
tere N0it non rrei .~lionateu angeorobt
mar, lid Sur N~elausgabe Nes Sinces,
naS er bisher IN Der Nt1be non FariS
perbor9en 9eh0lten bate, perltanoen.
VI iilbaulen IN Nclge SeS 9es
planten &irherneubGues in yeinen III
Die Gerle9gng uou eiri9en 0rabern
nDtbi9. Genenmarti9 iinn gernpe einiac
A,beiter nit Nisier Arbeit beifnitigt.
Sin nit Der 9lussrabun9 beIhNltlgter
Irbeiter %plinete einen etma pier bis
ishS Sabre in Der Groe 9ele9eneu
Cara. Der leSialif Sobelipdhne. Bic,
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E6ariugifGc Staatcu.

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Nentcyo ~crtraatcu in ejncm Sdodts
lode, 0uf rliica Gi5 lie tlog &cr6Oteo
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bielt, ME r~cgclmoEja lett iietcn Sab
rem, like &&eibuG6t2beitceun9 ilr
oaS Crebers, Wlolcr- uuo ilbrige Ser
ional alb. Bur &crtbeilun9 ~gelan9tcn
runO $4,000 Wialt.
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vUrttlm6crG.

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