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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thornburg, oi
Williamsburg, are visiting his mother on
West Main street and attending the fair
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-06-22

To see an elegant line Of buggies ant
harness call at Wolfe & Calvert's.
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Miss Lizzie Fullerton, Of Greenfield
is visiting her cousin, Miss Rosa Farley
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DR.. and Mrs. Hutton, of Minerva, O.,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Beam,
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Mrs. Preston Dills, OF Piqus, is visiting
at the home of her father, George Lem
ON.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Sands are attend.
ing the yearly reunion of the Gallop
family at Wilmington, o today.
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New potatoes, new peas, cucumbers,
beets, radishes and onions at the West
End Grocery.
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DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Meadow, ol
Lynchburg, spent Sunday with friends
here.
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Miss Minnie Mackerley, Of Leesburg,
was the guest Of friends here over Sun.
day.
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Miss Jennie Evans, of Clarksville
Tenn, is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs R. 8. Evans.
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Martin Tharp, of near Ssbins, is at
tending the Fair and visiting relatives
here.
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Go to Haynes bakery for the best
bread sold in Hillsboro.
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Buy your fireworks at Stabler Bros.
and get the best goods at the loves
prices.
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Miss Sarah Lambert is entertaining
Mrs. McAdams, of Williamsburg.
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Mrs. John Tucker and daughter, o
Newark, are guests OF Mrs. j. h. Rich
ard.
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All members OF the Board OF Trade are
urgently requested to attend the regular
meeting at the City Building this even
inO
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Farmers-Oall and see Draw Out Now
e. at Roads, Lucas & Miller'a.
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DR.. Dick Brown, OF Cincinnati, wa
visiting friends here over Sunday.
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Mrs. A. L. Wilson, of Greenfield, ID
visiting her son, Judge ]. Frank Wilson.
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Miss Nellie Brady, Of Greenfield, is
the guest Of Miss Nellie Campbell this
week.
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Miss Mary Winegardner has returned
home, after very pleasant visit with
Ohillicothe relatives.
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July number OF the Designer" now
on sale at Stabler Bros
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A daily mail has been established be-
tween Hillsboro and Ludwick.
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Tom Mullenix, of Blsnchester, is vis-
iting his father and attending the fair.
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We are now unloading car of "Bird
sell" wagons. If you want the best try
a Birdsell of Williams & Bell.
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Bon Ton Flour 25 lbs for 30 cents at
Roads, Lucas & Miller.
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Paul Ellifritz, of Columbus, 10 attend
ing the Fair and visiting his parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Earris are entertain.
ing their cousin, Miss Effie Duff, Of Clay
City, III.
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The Golf Club will hold u picnic on
the links this afternoon.
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Lang Doggett, Of Cincinnati, is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Boyd.
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John Mann, Of Leesburg, was calling
on Hillsboro friends Sunday.
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Honor Roll.

The following pupils were neither
tardy nor absent during the past school
year.
High School Harry Pence.
Miss Hodson-AlonzoB Brunner, Walter
Lucas, Maud McCoppin.
Theta Walker-Leslie Hoyt, Lyman
Turner, Karl Doebele, Lulu James and
Golda Mauntel.
Carrie h. Pa~ker-Dick Evans and
Mary Cooper.
George Ellifritz-Paul Horst
Leila Elliott-Florence Brooksbank,
Georgia Anderson, Frank Brunner,
Conger Roads, Atherton Mari.
Kittie Oldaker-Anita Horst, Lyman
Kilgore, Clarence Tharp.
Sarah E Williama-William Currin.
Burr Custer, Heber Duck wall, Harold
Mosier, Charles Stephens, Lola Charles,
Maggie Dodson, Clara Lepley and Lizzie
Roads.
Elizabeth Hickle-Gretchen Ellifritz,
Maggie Paley, Helen Mosier and Coter-
inc Young
Ida Gee-Warren Smith.
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Chatfield Watkins, Of Cincinnati, Is
the guest OF relatives here.
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Pine apples, oranges, lemons, bananas,
at the West End Grocery.
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Mrs. E. T. Sanderson and son, Her.
bert, are visiting relatives in Logan, o.
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Miss Maud Wakefield, Of Cincinnati.
il the guest of Miss Harriet Mahan.
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Scarboro for White, Rambler 4 Ideal.

The News HERALD and Cincinnati En-.
auirer, $1.5O.
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Come to the store and look
at our goods and examine the
brands and see the prices all
marked in plain figures, and
one price to all,
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WhAesa\e w= NJ
and RetaNI IN 0,N
.SvocerY!

1t is very easy to sell goods
right if you buy them right.
Our motto is volumes of busi-
ness at small profit.
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Bicycles for rent at Scarboro's.

IN ID w ~ AAxuxtx1-
Bicycles for rent at scarboro's.
Lang Doggett, of Cincinnati, is guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Boyd.
Go to Haynes bakery for the best
bread sold in Hillsboro.
The Golf Club will hold y picnic on
the links this afternoon.
Farmers-Oall and see Draw Out Now.
e. at Roads, Lucas & Miller's.
John Mann, of Leesburg, was calling
on Hillsboro friends Sunday.
To see an elegant line Of buggies and
harness call at Wolfe & Calvert's.
Dr.. Dick Brown, OF Cincinnati, was
visiting friends here over Sunday.
Miss Maud Wakefield, Of Cincinnati,
il the guest of Miss Harriet Mahan.
Miss Lizzie Fullerton, OF Greenfield,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Rosa Farley.
Mrs. E. T. Sanderson and son, Her.
bert, are visiting relatives in Logan, o.
Mrs. Preston Dills, OF Piqus, is visiting
at the home of her father, George Lem.
on.
Mrs. John Tucker and daughter, of
Newark, are guests OF Mrs. J. H. Rich.
ard.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Meadow, of
Lynchburg, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Martin Tharp, of near Sabina, is at
tending the Fair and visiting relatives
here.
Granville Barrere has returned from
his studies at Oxford for the summer va.
cation.
Judge R. M. Ditty came down from
Columbus Saturday for few days with
friends here.
Miss Harriet Tucker is spending her
summer vacation at her home in Fay.
etteville, N. Y.
Leslie Hoyt left Monday for a short
visit with his sister, Mrs. John Myers,
at Woodland, o.
Miss Jennie Evans, of Clarksville,
Tenn, is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. 8. Evans.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Of Walnut
Hillsboro, was the guest last week of
Mrs. Marie T. Rives.
Miss Mary Winegardner has returned
home, after very pleasant visit with
Chillicothe relatives.
Mrs. F. shepley Dill, of Zaleski, Ohio,
is visiting at the home of John F. Sands
on East Walnut street.
We are now unloading car of "Bird.
sell" wagons. If you want the best try
Birdsell Of Williams & Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Sands are attend.
ing the yearly reunion of the Gallop
family at Wilmington, o, today.
Everyone who is going to celebrate the
Fourth-of-July in Hillsboro, will buy
their fireworks at Ssabler Bros
Walter Pope, of Boston, Mass, arrived
here Monday evening for a several
weeks visit with his father, @. T. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thornburg, of
Williamsburg, are visiting his mother on
West Main street and attending the fair.
All members OF the Board of Trade are
urgently requested to attend the regular
meeting at the City Building this even
ing.
Mrs. Gregory, nee Miss Byrdie Parker,
and little daughter, of Blanchester, are
guests at the home of Mrs. Stevenson on
North High street.
Mrs. George B. Beecher entertained
number of the young people Monday
evening with an informal dance in hon.
or of Miss Ann Price.
Miss Cora Hoyt, who has been attend
ing the Ohio Wesleyan University at
Delaware, is spending the summer vaca-
ton at the home of her parents.
Mrs. Henrietta Roush died June 1lth,
1899, aged 80 years, 10 months and IL
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
he WAS REJECTED
Dst Ne stack "a ME sss ssa ~ .
Lseky mit ives the csvssss
psfse.

1T was such good Joke on me !" ssId IN,
girl the gray velvet toqne 10 The sirI In
the blue velvet shoulder cape. a. tbsy
stirred their hot chocolate, that I must teII
you.
"You know how John has been propo.;rg
TO me ht regul ar interval, ever since 6s wa,
out OF knickerbocsers. Well, he did n sssiu
the other night, and, with his usual fsoiIity
chose an occasion when was very cross,
lie did u little more awkwardly than
usual, too. deliberately choosing the old
fashioned method Of offering me his hand
Here she paused 20 drink some chocolate
and the. girl in blue asked breathlessly whst
she said.
"Ohl" remarked the other. In the toss a
one relating an event Of no Importance, 81
cold him that ] believed I was already pro
vided with the full quota of bodily organs
and that ! wouldn't deprive him"
And what did he ssyY
"Well, Belle. that's the funny thing. ~
seemed 10 brace up. and said. politely, tba
at any rate there was no doubt about m,
having my full share of cheek And wa
10 delighted 10 find = man capable of evei
that much repartee on being rejected-tha
! accepted him. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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we were at our destination. and would
soon know where we stood.
Ny luggage. including the wooden
chest. went ashore before dark, and. as
the steamer could scarcely get AWAY
before the next evening, we made up
party to accept DE Garma's hospitality
overnight. The drive TO Agana, from
the pier, we made In bullock-cart re-
sembling q carramata, but much larger
and thatched with palm leaves. and
upon our arrival found most appetiz-
ing supper awaiting us. There Ia a
tradition that Magellan and his fellow
navigators left pigs and fowls upon
every island In the Pacific, and the
plentiful supply Of this day rather con-
firms IL When the time came for re-
firing. I was shown to comforte BILE
quarters on the upper floor Of the COB
ernador's house, between San Ramon
barracks and the church Of San Juan
betran, Senorita Dorotea accompany
ing me as far as the door to assure her
self that all my wants were provided
| for.
She was charming creature, that
girl, In spite OF her ridiculously old.
fashioned costume; and was impa-
tent to see her In more becoming
clothes, as l knew I should when she
had time to examine the contents OF
her box. We had left the original
gowns where they were, fearing that
her Manila letters might contain q de-
scription Of them.
Sunday morning we attended mass In
the church, and had delightful drive
across the hills to Umata. A ceremoni'
Gus dinner at San Ramon quarters fol
lowed; then we all went aboard the
steamer for a final visit with our
friends before they left. found an
opportunity to steal down into the en-
gine-room, after supper, for talk with
Mac. His men had been busy all might
unshipping odd bits OF machinery from
the wreck Of the German tramp, which
lay, about a quarter Of q mile away
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TERRIER ATTACKS A TIGER
Tks Piscky Little Dos was Pretty
BaAiy mssles, Bst esveA ~
o Lscky shst.

Tigers are not 40 common In India
now M they used 10 he years ago. and
40 when n big manenter was discovered
In n garden In the outskirts OF Jalna,
next 10 q lawn IN which several men
aud women were playing tennis, there
naturally was a big panic and q great
scampering TO places Of safety.
Capt. X. q. Burton, OF the English
army, with q friend and some native
servants, started out 20 slay the beast.
A bull terrier, pet Of the captain, fol
lowed, and when they got TO the com.
pound the terrier made n rush into o
big patch Of jungly grass there and be.
gan barking furiously.
To the surprise Of the whole party.
the tiger turned tail and fed from the
dog, but on reaching the open the beast
sprnng upon one OF the captains se--.
ants and disembowclcd him with one
sweep OF a monster paw. Before he
could open fire upon II the tiger had
cleared hedge, crossed the tenDis
ground 10 the accompaniment Of wild
chorus Of shrieks as the players fed In
dismay, and hid among the bushes In
a garden adjoining the court. By this
time n dozen other men. armed with
rifles. had joined In the chase.
The bull terrier had stuck close TO
the heels Of the inaneatcr, and by his
barking directed them TO the beasts
new hiding place. AS II darted into the
open. with the terrier at its heels, every
man In the party opened fire, wounding
i tha h.u1t sayatsIy sxaI In srat
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passage In a more comfortable man
ner. lie agreed with the colonel. anu,
after little hesitation. said that u
might possibly be arranged wi'nou'
direct ins'rue'iohs IRON he"aq"ar'ers'
In replying 10 their q"es.'ohs' ne s",u'
III ooth tne gooerh"oo, anu aure
Sebastiano VIII agree 10 no,o me hnrm'
less In the matter 'h'hk we "'gh'
drop him nj saipah to-morrow morn,
ing. we competed our repairs severn,
hours sooner than eSPee'eo' anu !
should be giad 10 accommodate our
friend II ne uoesn "ha "ns y"
Manila n brief account OF 'he aeciueh''
"Senor oapitano' you are uh gehe.'
oso! l VIII the ietter "r'e "-hign''
You shall have no iear OF uh ex"ihin'
cion nj Manila sah',s'ma', nave NOT !
the casuaiidad myself seen -.
"Muy bueno, padre; VIII iand you
safely N Tanapag In the morning.
and, gobernador, hope to see Qua Jan
again before the companias regular
boat resumes the service. l feel as
though you people were old friends
now, and when the Countess is Win
drawn l may never happen TO return;
80 I'd like 10 keep on running here un-
til your term expires. anyhow"
.You do us In gran honra, capitano
mio. We are made rich by your friend
shin, and 4, shall be that n word is
snnl.n An administration de In com.
rnnI. ViIIabos will cabl. BarceI6na,
n.rh,,s-" and so ON. with many ms.
suran,.s nj reward and influence. until
uais,sad seemed in n fair way toward
.n..n.,.u ,na,,.rs ,s ne chose 1, wa.
.,o..s,ns,x welI.handIed the Who'll. AZ.
,"tr
p,,.,, Al. ,,,,s,,. .o,,sed mud w,
.,..nsa y,,a ~. ho., .,nngs,ds unI
.nb ia ,n.r.Iv. .so lon. ola ma,
=. aa.I :, sanrs.,,. 4. hn, ,h.r. w,s ,
s a., ~ onr -, r,Ina h.ndsnaCs a
Mm"h ws. a. hnnnsn hasora ~. an,
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CHAPTER VIII.

The port OF San Luis d'Apra was de-
populated during the smallpox cpl
deinic of 1859, not u hut being left to
show where the town stood; and had
not one of the native pilots been fish
ing. two miles of shore, we might have
wasted considerable steam before we
could have summoned one from Agana,
four and half miles away. The island
ers were not expecting our arrival for
another two weeks at least.
We anchored safely, however, In II
fathoms Of water, and presently saw n
boat putting of from the landing pier.
The senorita and I were leaning over
the rail near the accommodation lad
der when the party pulled alongside.
aud we noticed with conside rable In
sercst that there were two ladies'
among them. The first gentleman to
come aboard we judged, by his gold
laced uniform, to be the gobernador,
Col. de Garmn; and In this we were not
mistaken. The ladies'. with two OF his
stat. followed; and In one Of them we
recognized the original Of Halstead's
pic,ure-which, by the way. failed to
do her Justice. Then the party went
below for wine and cigars while they
/. chatted ovct port regulations, the
cargo aud the latest Manila gossip.
After the formalities had been con
n: cluded, one OF the stewards was sent
= on deck for the Palacios, Padre Sebas-
tiano and myself; and our cordial
greeting by the colonel's party lett
nothing TO be desired.
Halstead must have been telling
Senorita Garma something about me,
for she seemed to be making shy but
friendly examination of my face when
we were introduced, and when her
father heard that I was to remain In
Agana the hospitable manner In which
. he placed his belongings at my dis
posal was too sincere to he misunder-
stood. Visitors from the outside world
were at a premium. noticed that
Senorita Palaclos seemed rather pre-
occupied during the conversation, and
when she presently carried the colo
ners daughter OFT to her stateroom-
for a mutual exchange Of gossip and
sonAdences, ] suppose-she must have
dropped few hints which opened her
visitors eyes 10 certain things later.
Padre Sebsstiano was more surprised
Than he cared 10 admit when he found
that l had accepted an invitation to re-
main with the gobernador, on the
lsiand. and Diax also wondered why an
active Americana should wish to bury
himself In such a place for three
months, hut II afterward came out ,ha,
[ was credited with being more Of a
,ayent than a business man, my inter
rst In navigation having strengthened
tais belief. What conclusion the padre
arrived ut. ! neither knew or cared; Il
Ne we're to be adversaries, muy bueno;
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CHAPTER Vll.-Continued.

q CnAPTER Nll.--Continued.
IN this ana our previous discussions
We seemed TO have covered every con-
tingency. hut now that we were upon
the poins Of making a beginning In
sober earnest our conflicting hopes
and fears suggested innumerable COM
plications. Presently I noticed that
Haistead was looking at me intently.
Harry" he said, ut has been good
many years since we saw each other
last. We we're scarcely more than boys
then; yet, TO the best OF my recoiiec-
ton, you were always square in every
thing you did. I'm not worrying for
an instant over your taking advantage
Of Mac and me In thin deal. But ! am
afraid that you may be inclined to take
unnecessary risks In putting II
through. Now, whatever happens,
don't. We want that money. and we
want H. badly, but we'd both rather
have you back on the Countess here,
safe and sound, even u you came
empty y handed, than feel that you were
likely TO throw your life away In try
ing to make us rich. You won't do II,
will you. old chap9"
"No, ! won't. Dick: and II I make a
go or II. you and Mac will find me. a'
used to be, dead square" We
gripped hands across the table, and
felt better for doing so.
In n few moments he got up, looked
through one OF the forward windows
and called my attention to wha'
seemed like a cloud bank on the hori
son, straight ahead.
There's old Guajan." he said. The
white patch you see In the middle 4
the surf On Cocos, and that furthes'
! point to the left II Orots; Apra liei
just behind II. aud Agana beyond
There's nothing but an open rond
stead. with no holding ground. in from
OF the town; so We generally lie insid'
the reefs at Aprn. about two mile
from little wharf at the end of th'
Agana road. Wen be abreast OF Coco
in something over an hour. Wait un
ill you can just see the surf through
the starboard port, down aft, and theI
haul In your log. It's an even ~ mile
from Cocos to orote."
My feeling OF anxiety may be imag
ined as | stood waiting, below decks
for that Tip OF coast line to come |,
sight. The loss of taifrail log screw
from various causes. is a frequent oc
currence; and was greatly relieve,
20 find the line still whirling ever,
time the screw twisted II taut. r
haul IL In nm instr nt too soon would |,
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u,.rL Sea wrecks.

There ia no part Of the world which
Ans such a black record for wrecks as
the narrow Black sea. The number IN
some years has averaged more than one
n day, the greatest number OF wrecks
recorded In one year being i25, and the
smallest i3+. About 80 per cent. oi
these vessels became total wrecks, all
the crews being lost.-N. Y. Sun.
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nob'. Cos q q n, /.

Bob goes to Sunday school, and one
iny put this question 20 the family;
"Why are sister Marion and cousin
Edith like the pharisees?"
Asno one could guess the conundrum
the dreadful small boy gave the answer
himself. "'Cause they love to be seen
OF men."-Judge.
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lro m coNriNuEp.l
A. Espsssivs Trade.

Mrs. Riley--what trade does you,
husband follow?
Mrs. O'shca-surc, an he sollers .
bsrrsr ~ prisint When married him
he said he was brnss hnisher. and he
soon finished up every bit o. brass
saved. -Ne.Up.
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Doctors frequently have very .wsal(19
patients who are stsrving 70 death. no
bsve money 10 buy food. but Their efomsre
q heavy fermentcd mass, the sole csuse o.
dyspepsia, nervousness and biIicnsness. The
surest remedy 10 cure q weak stofnach 10
IIostettcrs Stomach Bisters. II will restore
vigor 10 the digestive organs. Nothing 10
lust a. good" See that a private Revenue
Stamp covers the neck Of the bottle.
Don't forget tbst silence IL the mother Of
trutby-Chicaso Daily News.
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Ladies Cas yyesr shses

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or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot
sweating, aching feet. ingrowing nails, corn'
stores. BIC. Trial package FREE by mail
Address Allen r. Oimsted, Lc Roy, ". Y.
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"Dcar me. the circus isn't what itu,ed
10 be"
"Now. John, stop; the circus 10 all right
u is you that has changed. You know you
saul, or skin the cat TO save your life. DE.
tioit Free Press.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

One thing people cant understand. an
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--Atchison Globe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

Why il Il that the servant always select,
iiye.cent tumbler?-P Philadelphia Times.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
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sionaliy their tongues would get q
much-needed rest. - Chicago Daily
News.