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La Junta tribune., 1899-03-18
caAalss w.sr SUICIDES.
Deliberately Threw himself Under .
Moving Train.


Charlie West, a printer well
known in La Junta, having worked
on all the local papers during
residence OF two years IN this city.
committed suicide IN the Pueblo
yards last Tuesday afternoon. He
was a victim OF morphine and
pitiful letter found on his dead
body rehearses tine futile struggles
he had made IN an attempt to
break away from the habit. The
drug had gained the mastery, and
being without work and without
hope he resolved to end it all.
West stood near the yard Office,
and trainmen thought he was 60
ing to jump aboard one of the
slowly moving cars, but to their
horror, after all the cars but the
cabooose had passed, West delib-
erately threw himself under the
,rear trucks. and in less time than
it takes to relate il life was crushed
from his body. The wheels went
over his head and right arm, but
IN such way that his face was
not dishgured. The letter found
on his body was as follows:
al take this means of causing
people trouble, people who would
like me to do well, but can not.
have tried so hard. have suf-
fered dozen deaths since ] have
been addicted to the morphine
habit. Oh, friends, who are ad-
dicted to that habit, quit it just as
soon as you can. You can never
do anything while you use it.
have tried SO hard, and ! don't
want to disgrace my friends any
more. Good bye, friends, and
may God have mercy on my soul.
! hate to leave the glorious sun
shine, but must. can never be
a gentleman again. have tried |
so hard and give up all hope, so
good bye May God be easy with |
me.
81 have been taking morphine
since 1873. am SO years old.
have brothers and sisters in Den
yer. My youngest brother is fore
man OF the Western Chemical
works. do not know Of anything |
else to write only that people who
have done wrong to would for
give, for never done wrong from
me heart 1t was real necessity.
Pray for me, that God will have
mercy for the sins ! have COM
mitted. | do not like this way of
going to my Maker, but if | didn't
would have gone to the insane
asylum. Then that would be
more trouble. | don't want to
make any more. | have even
taken the clothes off my back to
get morphine. Oh, ] can not
stand it any longer. 1t is too much
for human being to understand,
so good bye, dear friends, go to
my dear Savior. May He be easy
with me. c. A. WEST"
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-18
o,.ro County Farmers. institute.


A committee from the Otero
County Horticultural Society have
prepared programme for Farm
ers' Institute to be held in Rocky
Ford, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, March a3d, 24th and 25th,
From a perusal of the pro
gramme, published below, it will
be seen that the institute will be
OF vital interest to every farmer in
Otero county, and that he will be
we'll repaid by making arrange
ments to attend. The programme
is as follows:
THURSDAY, 1870 p. ".
Music.
Introductory Address, w B. Ebber'
Paperl Sugar Beets; Culture and Uses.
Observation-Disclosures. ... W. W. Cooke
Paper. ..................M Mrs. A. H. Hamlin
EVENING SESSION. 8 Pm.
Music.
Paper. Celery Culture" ......, Elmer Conner
FRIDAY, 9A.N.
Music.
Paper. Irrigation and Conservation of
Moisture" ."...-.....-.........-H II. II. Grimm
Paper. ..Dairying,". g,"...............w. W. Cooke
AFTERNOON SESSION. 1850 p. NJ.
Music.
Paper, "Cantsloupe Culture. p. X. Blinn
Paper. "Injurious Insects" C.P. Gillette
EVENING SESSION, BPM.
Music.
Recitation. ............. Miss Edith Butterfield
Paper, "Fruit Growing In Arkansas Val
ley," -S..............J. II. Crowley
SATURDAY, 9A.N.
Music.
Paper. Hints on Ornamentiug Home and
School Grounds."..... ........F. b. BoOles
Paper, "Insecticides, ,"..........C p. Gillette
AFTERNOON SESSION, i:OP.x.
Paper, "Floriculture," i. Mrs. Jas. Beaty
Aoofees. -....'...... ..AIstoh Elm
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-18

Taylor former school teacher in
District No. 5.
Considerable dissatisfaction is
being expressed with the change
OF the union Sunday school to a
strictly sectarian NJ. E. affair. The
union school was very successful
and quite generally attended by
all classes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19
HOMEMADE BRooDER.
simple and az the same Time
Correct Principles.

4 plan Is shown herewith that gives
o brooder constructed on simple and
At the same time correct principles.
The diagram Gig. i is very nearly self
explanatory A box three feet square
or thereabouts has ID the bottom a
brooder lamp Or stove Above this IS
3 sheet OF sheet iron as large as the
inside Of the box and supported at the
four sides, and by an iron prop near
the lamp, IL IL is inclined to sag. Make
che edges air-tight with cement so
that no fumes from the lamp can get
up above the sheet iron. Have a sheet
iron drum made as indicated IN Fig 3
and set this into the brooder floor, fill
ing In the rest Of the floor about the
drum with cement, that there may be
no danger from fire The drum need
not be over six inches In height. II has
a half dozen openings under the top.
as shown in the sketch. When the
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"flelloi" said the man beside me. Il
guess | came pretty near being shot"
We stood on the quarter deck Of the Texas
at Guantanamo. The marines few hundred
yards away were moving through the thick
cover in slSirmishing order, driving the Span.
ish guerrillas before them, and across the
water came the continual sputter OF their
rifles
Puiis Of white smoke cleaned for an in
slant against the green foliage and faded.
a roar came from the ravine in advance OF
the marines occasionally. telling that Com
mander McCalla, who had taken the Marble
head to a position enabling him to direct a
aanking fire upon the Spanish, had dropped
another shell where it was needed.
Then a queer thing happened. The Span.
ish moved a gun down to the shore across the
bay opposite to that in which the marines
we're busy and opened Ere without giving
notice OF motion.
Then the Texas belched smoke and fame.
first on one side at the newly posted gun,
then on the other pouring shrapnel into the
cover toward which the marines were ad.
vaneing An armed collier added the music
Of her guns The sputter Of rifles was heard
on both sides Of us, and on the flank thun.
dered McCalla, Of the Marblehead
1t struck me that Capt Philip. Of the
Texas, must have more on his hands than one
man could possibly attend to, so went to
see how he was succeeding. lie was getting
his own marines and his machine guns into
boats TO reinforce the hard pressed men on
the hill. He had seen that their situation
was serious To the fighting he paid no at
tenton apparently, but a glance here and
there told him his officers were carrying out
his orders. He had no thought Of stray
bullets, that was plain. And be was not to
be deceived
A young officer, a bit excited, told him
some Spanish troops were visible beyond the
crest Of the ridge
Up went the busy captains telescope. Ii
was leveled for an instant only.
Nonsense" he said. Those are our
fellows, not Dagoes"
And that night. when the camp Of the
marines was surrounded on three sides by
Spanish riilsmen, the men and machine guns
which Capt. Philip toileI to get ashore that
afternoon while bullets sang and batteries
were roaring helped TO sweep back theenemv
and avert a disaster Perhaps the AID he
sent was Just enough to turn the scale.
50 now, when think Of that spirited bat
tie picture at Guantanamo. | see IN the
foregrnund a busy man who could weigh
well al the duties which pressed for alton.
ton in the roar q hattie and tell which was
q paramount importance Y Herald
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lamp is lighted air enters al one side
above the sheet iron, is heated and
rises in the drum, passing out through
the openings into the chick chamber,
and is difIused aboutit. Three or four
ventllating holes are in the wall near
The door for the exit Of cold air. This
gives a constant movement OF warm
air into the brooder These openings
can be partly closed when desired. An
opening in the side near the bottom Of
the lamp chamber and one near the
top on the opposite sides give fresh air
forithe lamp and an exit for its fumes.
The lamp is inserted through a small
door in the side Of the box. One whole
side Of the broodcr chamber is a drop
door, for the easy sweeping out of the
floor. The top Gin door, can have a
pane Of glass In It, so one may see the
chicks and the thermometer hanging
against one side. Glass on two sides
gives light. The top must fit very
tightly. II this brooder Is 10 be used
out q doors roof must be added, as
Indicated by dotted lines. The corners
OF the brooder are cut off. as seen in
Fig. ?. SO that the chicks may not
crowd into them and the weak be
irampled upon and smothered by the
stronger, should the chamber ever be-
rJme cold. Farm and Home.
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See the announcements for the great
Randolph musical convention and plan to
attend
Fred Lyon is reported better. ....
Mrs. F. Msxbamis daughter is worse.
Little Carroll Whitney is able to ride
out.
DIR. Scott was called last Sunday to see
Mrs. Fred Fowler.
+. ]. Princes funeral was attended by
Rev. $. A. Parker last Sunday.
j. ThaFer was buried the nth. He had
been IN poor health for a long time.
Ed. Preston hes moved onto the AFRO
Bowen place and is to carry 1t on this
year.
The following officers OF Midole Branch
grange were Installed last Wednesday
evening; Master, II z. Rif0rd; Overseer,
z. d. Sweet; lecturer, Laura Paine; stew
srd. Bro smith; assistant steward, Bro.
Has; gatekeeper, Bro. whitney; Ceres.
Pomona and Flora, Sisters stiles. Burn
ham and Sweet; lady assistant steward,
SISTER Barnes. After the installation the
youuser mcmb ers presented a very inter-
es'inE program, consisting 81 readings.
spe king and dialogues TIE next meet
ing was hcic We7resd s. afternoon. Jan.
lseh. This Rrsnga has doubted it's num-
Der in SIX months.
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Rochester


See the announcements for the great
Randolph musical convention and plan &c
come.
Alphs Messer is I'm Montpelier.
Wesley swan was 10 Bethel day last
week.
Thomas and Weeks were in town last
week.
Frank Chapman is 10 Wildwood, \. H.,
this week.
Alfred Eastman Of Bristol was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ora Bailey have moved to
Plymouth Union.
Frank Knowlton and family went to
Brattleboro Tuesday.
L. n Backus Il about moving his ismi-
ty to plymouth Union.
Mrs 5. W. Swan has gone 10 GrotOn to
be absent q few weeks
Chas. II. Green spent several days last
week Id New Hampshire.
Carlos Carr and Mr.. Lloyd o. Brandon
were here Friday 10 attend the funeral OF
r.. III Crossman.
John Montgomery is moving from Rut-
land into one OF J. %. RObins0n's houses
in West Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. q A. Nixon Of Grot0n
r. NJ Crossman, Mrs. Nixon father.
@. W. Black, manager % the electric
light plant OF Bellows Falls, was the guest
81 Frank Chapman several day last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. h.. C. Eeedle and Mrs. W.
ri Beodle came from Maltham with the
remains Of their father, Henry Bsedie,
Monday.
Rev. A. W Ford OF Pltisleld will preach |
and administer tine sacrament Of the !
Lords supper at the Methodist church 4
next Sunday.
Miss Jrlia Trask went from Chicago to 4
KeWanee aud Galssburg, ILL.,, to spend the 4
holidays with friends and Is nov sick /
WITH the grip at GaiesburR.
Milton Crossman died Wednesday, Jan.
u, at the home OF $. ". san, al toe age
OF 56 years. The funeral was held Friday,
Rev. sir. Reed Of Bethel officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Nixon and Mr..
and Mrs S. w. Swan wish to thank neigh
bors, friends and the singers who kindly
assisted them during the sickness, death
and burial Of their father. 7. NJ. Cross
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tower received news
from Boston last week that their son,
Frank, had been run over and quite seri-
ously injured and was unconscious for
soverstheurs. Tie was taken % the hos
pitsls
North Hollow school closed Jsn.7. Those
having 40 absent marks during The year
were, spring term, Bessie Eaton, Vera
Eaton Robert Eaton, Nellie Carrier, Har-
old Spencer Ray Barnes, Bertha Carrier
and Sadie Clark; fail term, Bessie aud We
"a Eaton; winter term, Bessie and Vera
Eaton. The last two have had no marks
Oi any Kind during he year.
BLANCHE DUNHAM, Teacher.
Mr., aud Mrs. Norman @. Harvey re
ceived the sad ncws OF the death OF their I
father, Henry Beedie, at Waltham, Mass, ;
last Friday OF pneumonia, age1 n years.
Mr.. Beedla was a mueh-respac led citizen,
gaining the friendship Of ell Nho made
his aeqaaintsnce. Toe last few years OF q
his lie were satdened by the death OF his
companion, 10 spent bis winters with
his sou, Will a., ana summers here with :
his daughter. The funeral WIS held Tues (
day Rev, Carleton HaZen officiating
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IiIIiesriIIe.

See the announcements for the great
Randolph musical convention and pan to
attend
Constable II. r. Whitaker Of Rochester
called on his uncle, Sayles Hoisington,
last Sunday.
A quiet wedding took place Saturday
evening, Jan. II, at O'clock at the
home OF the briue when Mrs. Addie At
wood became the wife of Prof. II. c. West.
she was gowned in white, trimmed with
green ribbon. Rev. L n. Moody ana
Rev. Frank hazen of Gsysville performed
the ceremony.
A very quiet wedding took place at the
home OF the bride Wednesday evening
Jan, IL, at 5 O'Clock, when Miss Car.
RE L. Dalton, granddaughter OF Jsmes
Dole, snd Alvan Savage, both OF this
place, were married Rev. Frank Hazen
Of Gsysyiile performed the ceremony. The
bride dressed in white, embroidered
vito roses and trimmed with red ribbon.
Their many friends most sincerely wish
them many years OF prosperity and hap
piness.
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STATE ! l og yERNoyr 4. : rrosa,e oogr hsla

sIAIt ot VERMONT A. Protafe Court heIa
aAhit"hb ul>rhicf. a. Wo1dstpCk within and
tor cal district 90 Tho u day o. Jan. islg
- frt-tui. lis1. fitauias -. staver. Jrdge
Whereas julia +. Foster, afuN. 81 he rs.sse d,
Parry &. Durham. late Of Bethel q aid di.tri.,
deceased iniestAte proposes renderr. On aeeoiIuf +,
v mlmsifatlonhnd presenting account agsinsl
sald estate Tor allowance a. session 81 a,ill rtl
y e p id ~ the Probate Oace On Woodstock II 80
dlsir q on TIE y b day Of Jan. A. ~ isqa -
neItSs s,ld court his assigned said lime aud place
Ut thv settl' ment - said accaunt and FOR : g.
81 so d.c,s4 ~ s-tate 70 the hairs
aitftoi De lNeu 90 al persa Interested IA az =
tte ~ puelshing e"ry OF the rte ri % ihis lrar
.iiet NstA' euccti, lfett. previous o. tue dsv -
siEhed - Aforesaid. in the Bethel C,ptfs
~ ~, paper pub shed a. Bethel in ne county ~
WINDSOR AMI stale Of Vermont t'3 u
Therefore an persons raprarnea d, Ia
estate arr notified 20 appear A. The rr,,i,ats -
ooistock ~ said district on the ,isv assigne8 -
Aforesaid. then and there % contest Inc sliss..t~
= -All account u they see cause nnd 10 est,sI 81
SID residue. " -'a''n its9t
sr',e i srssTa; si,sst z o. SEWER. Jutss.
1913 TO. szAyks. Jusfs.
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slAIE Of VERMONT { IN Probate Court hal.
hhhIfokD DISTRICT. =. < Al WoodSioeE sttsts
eno ~ stlu bisttict on the 10Th dAy o. Jan tsa
~ Present. Hon. Thomas q. searer Iud,s 49,
where's William A. Chsffee ain lsisfrsts, .,s So,
-. estate 81 John ~ Chafcr, '''s
late OF Rochester. 10 said district s,,'r.s,s, tt..
proposes rendering account ~ bis sfr5 iss-s.s
~, presenting ms account aeainsf safd $50 -
al1Nancr A iesslou OF said foiirt H. IL 80 = -
fte,ate One 10 woodstock b. saff flsfri5f ~, -
= gay o. fen- A y. 49,. Ana Wher,,,. 49, -s'.
~ t-5isns.i sald time snd place foi ti,s s.fi =,
$40 Aeceuni snd t'r decree o. the NJ 4 H. I'd 800 -
a. % TIE heir o. said .isr.....i 49, -
9fderea ma rHhllc notice thereof h. 49,, 80
srsns INTERESTED ~ said estate ~ rubll -'sy -
~, y vi order three weeks snccs.sslesiy
~ eit 'iAt hssiNnesi.4s afnrt.l q ~ - 49, 3
sf' neAsraper pubishtsi Al F.t9
TtsT,f-er s NJ ,, .i.isor = u stale 81 Vermont
- 1891 ~ ife fru1ate nIra.. Ii ~
- ~ $50 iii.ti lci, On fle day assr1. ..-f
- -. ash t-ilfe % contest ne sIi...rs
A'cDlut. % they So rnrse ''--'-t ia salt
true recnffi. Arfrsf 4 ID - sr-rrr.
= true copy Of rellrd 'u'ae
~ At-si z q sEavFP ado,
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- FoR oENERAL 49,

for the horses must be Eve feet wide
and for the cows four The barn can
be made any size desired. u will hold
all the feed necessary. including roots
and ensiiage. A room in one corner T.
set aside for tools. The hay bay ex
tends from the floor 20 the roof. IA,
fodder and sheaf oats are stored ID the
;..cs abeer the animaIs.--ssranas Fs,ta.-
LADY PoOR's OINTMENT Keeps the
skin soft aud smooth ~ Nc.vof. Try Il for
chopped hands, lips and ali skin cruptions.
LADY P0OR'S OINTMENT Is a
boon to Scroiula. Eczema. and salt.
khcum sutfCrcrc. The stiucina.
bur1t1n sensations are speedily abat.
"a ana the surface healed.
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Ars. Julia VInton is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Emily Clark is sick With the grip,
Harry Clark has moved into the A. p.
George tenement
Miss Nellie Rhodes OF Beverly, Mass, Is
~ home for a week.
J. B. Darling returned a. bis home in
Cambridge, Mass, Monday.
Carl Gaptil has vacated tac hotel and Il
Will be closed for an indefinite time.
Harvey Perry of Northdeid has been
visiting his brother, Hiram, for a few
days.
Loren SDencer cut his foot while chop
ping eood last week, making an ugly
wound.
See the announcements for the great
Randolph musical convention aud D Ian TO
attend.
A. = Flint Of s.. Joseph, Mo, who has
been ia the West nearly thBty two wears.
returned 10 his old home Wednesday Of
last aeek.
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= The undersigned, having been appointed by III.
Hon. Probate Court for the District III usrtfer+
Commissioners, TO receive, examine. ana adjust 81
claims and demands Of al persons 4aalnst The rtst,
Of Lew u. wilson late Of stock bridge IN said die
tfict deceasedand al claims IN Offset TN retn hert,
ave notice that we viii meet for the purposes afr
said al the residence the late I..vf III WILSON, Il
sioekhridrr on the 18th day 81 an aud lS'L ,avo ~
next, A. ID ls99 from 10 O'Clock a ~ until ocloc, n
~ On each o. said dsl and that SIX months from ~
LIST day II jan A. D. iS9 q the time limifs-i h,
said Court for said creditors % present their caiu
@ ue tor examination and allowance. ibstes a
ISIS SAMUEL RrAN Coa
Minnie v Wilson Admx
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GROUND PLAN FOR BARN.
suitable tor Places Where srns -
Dairy l. Kept nnd some
IIorses and sheen.

The accompanying ground plan oil
general barn is suitable for many local
tiles where a small dairy Of cows IS
kept, enough horses to operate a small
farm and aock Of sheep. The stalls
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WASrED:--A good new mich COW.
GEO. II. UPPER.

" ANAEDs--A kSOu Ith MUM SpWs
tiEO. II. TUPPER.
Stake chains, 25s. each; ball bearing
wringers, 90; axes, 45e 10 Fl
UPPER q GRAHAM.
Mouldings for doors and windows cost
but tribe and keep out lots Of e3td.
Sold az Marston's.
Teo gooc brooms, pc; 3 Tin bssfns,
25s.; boot taps, 15c. and 20g. a pair; food
choppers, s1.25 at Matston's.
To LET Houses on WOburn street e.
3 per month. Electric lights Will De put
IN al 81 per month extra II desired Ap.
ply to If q. ID. CUSHING.
All having our tea checks are requested
TO Gring them IA before Feb. 1st, as none
will be redeemed after that cate, when the
new la takes effect. 6 W. MARsroS.
Now Is your time to look over your
sugar tools aud make the necessary sup.
plies. We are going to have a hrst-ciass
STOCK aud will sell cheap. Call ana see Us.
UPPER a GRAHAM.
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5,iAlt 90 VERMONT 10 I'ruuare court holast
81 fiiAn DISTRICT So Al McudstocA y -
Tor sAid district an ~ lsih fsy ~ Ian A. ., y"
tresent lion. Thomas O. Sesscr, tudge -
n - instrument uuru.tTIinf the last y % 80
go ilent 81 Catherine Wills. late ~ hl3 -
~ ~ uist decesstd being presented o. ihf essis
- rnpCf. the executor therein -.
~ Flpnai e. Is ordered said court tiIat AZ D.
ethri ihcreia he notified o. SMEAR - : =
Il. n q ar. r..uft - Ne hFii az he Probate N "a
-, ~ e. uck Aforesaid On the elhday ~ res =,
80 ana shuN uause Il any they may have. asA ~
pr',aaie aHd ~ vance of said ilsfruiifhi .ts.
- va aHl testament % said Catherine
~ winch rarpu.e it Is ufthcr s-s
1911 nat copy ~ the record ~ Nls 80
=, plHl.'lisi three pes.ss suecfsslVrlF On tlf -
~ ttfffA ueFsgsrar puh'i- ftl ai t-ai 49,.
~ ls sfHun a. nfaF ha. co.. lssf ~ ~,
- 70 - one q, Al lesst. aufofe saii dih d. g
= frne Record Attesi. z q sEsVFr go
IFie cop5 81 rccells Affesi.T q. sEAhl
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EAST HARVARD

See tine announcement for the great
Randolph musical convention and plan TO
come.
Mary Smith Is added to the sick list.
Fred Allen closes his school this week.
Carrie Campbell Is spending few days
with Mary Smith.
list FOR few days.
Mrs. Russell Uuwin has returned, her
mother being better.
I'd Braley and G. A. Dyke are working
on Lyman Aliens house.
mrs. c. A. Miller had the misfortune to
lose hog ona day last week.
Eli Ashley and wife and a friend were
guests at L. ID, Leayitt's over sunday.
Luna Leayitt IS teaching on the North
read during Miss Hammond's illness.
Q. A. Dyke went to the Royalton town
farm Friday and doh0rned Is head OF cat
tie.
Lee Hollis sister, Florence, and Der hus-
band have been visiting him the past
week.
Ebert Miller was Obliged to dismiss
school last week and also this week on
account of sickness
On account OF the illness oil Allen
and Roy, Nessen Allen vas called from
bis work In Sharon.
The social Friday evening was well at
tended and sii bad an enjoyable time The
literary part was postponed till some IA.
turg tins.
boat Tobacco SPIT ard Smoke Ygsr TIE Apa,.
To quit tobacco easily and forever he mag
hetic. fun Of life, nerve and YigOr. take EO-To
I.c' tie Eonder-Wori'er that makes weak men
Strong. All druggists SOC or e.. Cure guarau.
teed Booklet aud sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
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Dewitt 5 Collie & Cholera Cure
t'~ieNis cures Uxseaterv sud Oi4rraasa-
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STEAMER GEORGE r. STARR. for
Anaccrtss Fsirnavsn, whatcofn and
rIsins ,.aves centtgls dssk se a. ~
fays. Returning, leaves whssconu ~ ..
n fuesfsvs, fhursfays and saturdays
Leaves sratfle for Tacoma. NJ a N.
ron WHfDpv TsfAssf POINTS AND
IA CONNER Steamer Fsirnsven leaves
Tsnsfsl sork. seetsle fssly ~ A. m,
oey ~ a q m dafly, excerpt sunday. foucr-
irs AZ EdmcnSs Clinton, Browns Point.
Langley, coupeviiIe san de FJca, OK
roousy Trading q Transportation Corn
parry, owners Telephone. Aain 81.
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sTrAwra a n Rorrvsov.

e Carrying q. = Mai
On Pert Orchard suf Port Wesfirx u
rogse leav~@ City does s-A a. m. calling
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Brenertcn. q. a navy Tsrs. st1reys
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