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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-04-08

Thirteen-An unlIcky number when made
p of judge and jury.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-04-08
Julius Hines & Son, !;
Beauty II blood Deep.
Dept 500 BALTIMORE, Md.

1t took seven years to make handerchte
for which the empress of Russia paid 81 600.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
OFFICIAL PAPER OF BACA COUNTY

According to the usages of in
ternational law, each country is re
luired to afford equal protection
to foreigners as to Its own citizens
But 1t has usually been the case
that when foreigners have been
lynched by mobs, the state au-
thorlties have done practically
nothing to discover and punish
The offenders. while the Federal
authorities are without jurisdlc-
ton Were an American citizen
to be lynehed in some foreign
country, it would scarcely satisfy
It's if that government were to re
ply to request for punishment OF
The offenders, that it was matter
wholly within the province Of
local officials, and that il they
neglected to act the government
could do nothing to carry out It's
obligations. Yet that is precisely
The position occupied by the Unit
ed States in the cases of these
lynching of foreigners, and 1t may
cause serious trouble at any time
should the social rank ol the
victim be such that Il money com
pensation would ho' be regarded
rs taking tie place of punishment
bi the offenders.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22

School house, Elder Harris will
preach at 7:30 p, m. On the 9TH
OF October Quarterly Conference
will be held at 2:30 p. m. in the
Boston School House. All the
official members are urged to be
present. All friends are cordially
invited There will be preaching
IN Boston school house on the eve
ming of Oct. 9th. Oct. sth Elder
Harris will preach III Springfield
IN the morning at III o'clock and
i'll the evening at 1870. there will
be preaching at } p. M The sac
rament of the Lords supper will
be celebrated on Wednesday eve
ming the 4th. at Stonlngton school
mouse and on Sunday in Spring.
field at the morning service.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
Timber Land, Act June
l878.---Notice for Publ
cation.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Lamar. Colorado, August 2.st. $50

Lunar. ioiofH'lp, August 2.st. lHOl. i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That In coui
~ pliance with the provisions of the act u
Congress Of june ,. 1875, entitled '.Nn act i3
the alc OF timber innd- la the States Of Galiinr
mia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory, ," rs extended to all the Public l.'nd Statel
by act of August I, ih2,
GEORGE q. GRAHAM,
ol county OF Baca. state OF Coloradu. has tni,
day filed in this ollicc his sworn statement
Nj. q, for the purchase Of the SW 1. of the NV
Of section No. in Township No. 81 :. Rang.
No. 81 W. 9Th =. NJ, and will offer proof u
show that the land sought Is more valuable fol
lis timber or stone than tnr AGRICULTURAL paI1
poses aud to establish his claim tn said land hc-
fore the Register and Receiver of thi- Office al
Lamar Colorado, on saturday, the :e.h day OF
October, l8A".
He names as wituc-se-;
William II. Graham, Lem Ball Waiter T.
Giles, David collins. of l>entunP = o. Oklahoma,
Any and all persons Ginning adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 iie Their
claim. in this office on or before said :s'h day
of October. IL o.
". \ MEnrltL, Register.
l-s-sd
a. .0-a.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22

spRINGFIELD-MINN
TUESDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
N'''"e"N'" Ar. q p. M. ''"'"f''4' tLv pm
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Presiding Elder Harris and wife
will spend the first week in Oct
bber in the county. They will ar
live IN Springfield on the 3rd Of
October, and there will be service
N The school house in the evening
vt 7.3O. On the 18th of October
service will be held in Stonin9ton
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
BLACK LEO.

While Blackleg is so fatal after
1t has once taken hold. it is prob
obly one Of the easiest OF ali ami
NAL diseases to prevent; and it is
entirely within the bounds of
truth to say that no farmer. ranch
man or>cattleowner need fear any
loss from Blackleg if he will 90 to
the slight trouble and expense
necessary for its prevention.
This Is done by vacciuating your
stock with Pasteur BlacKleg Vac
cine, the original and perfect pre-
ventive remedy for Blackleg, and
which has been used so eXten-
slvely and successively IN the
United States and Canada since
1895. Since that time it has been
put to test by some Of the largest
dealers and the results were all
that could BE- asked.
"Blaclilegine" is Il simple rem
edy and is applied with a needle.
making i: easy TO handle.
Literature of all kinds regarding
Blackleg, its Prevention and price
of same, may be obtained at tins
office. or we will mail them on re
quest.
Backlegine, or Vaccihe in The
form OF a powder TO be used with
a hvpodermic syringe, may be ob
tained at the HERALD office or
send direetto
ACME MEDICAL SUPPLY Co.
Denver. Colo.
This company is the western
agents Tor the Pasteur Vaccine Co.
and all orders must go thro them.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
County Officers.
A. Il. & S. f. Time Card
(Lamar, Colorado

GOING WEST.
10. i-califcrnia Express 2.:s2 a. M.
No. 5--Dcnvcr Express. .-.,.... 300 Il, M.
No l7-McNico ~ California express j:Os a. m
No. sl-Way Freight. ........... ii:9l M.
GOING EAST.
Nh 2-California Express .s....l sp. m.
10. d-Dcnvcr Express. ....., 292 a. III.
No. s-McNico " California express al a M.
No. s.-Way Freight ............. 1890 Il. IN.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
LITERARY NOTICE.

With the Fall Fiction Number
bfihe Saturday Evening Post, ~
Philadelphia, that journal viii be
enlarged froin a sixteen to "A
twenty lohr page magazine, with
i double number every fourth
week. The Fall Fiction Number
VIII have a handsome colored coy
pr and thirty two pages OF short
stories and entertaining articles
by we'll known and poptlar writ
Hrs. IN the Fall Fiction Number
Geglns Cyrus Townsend Brady's
strong serial, ':For The Freedom OF
he Sea-" nearly one-iiiird of the
Story being told,n lie first install
mcnt. The new form o! The Post
viii give space, each week, for a
nfeater number ol short stories,
'or page OF humor and u depart
'nenl OF amateur sport.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22

sPRINGFlEID-NILAS
SoNDAy-wEDNEsDAY -ERlDAY.
sbrinsfeld A. T D. M M: Villas HT q M M M
stohinston Lv Up. m.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
Timber Culture. Final Proof.
Notice FOR Pubic ALTON.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Az
LAMAR, COLORADO Aug. 1ith, 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Am,
~ Miller. has hlcd notice orr IN
tentiOn To make iinal proof before thc Coihhty
Judge, NJ his office in springfield, Colorado, ,'on
saturday the 2iirl day OF sept. 1879 timber eu'
ure application No. iiI for the NV y Of zee
ton No. q, in Township No, 3s south, ltasgc
No. 4! w y. m, in colo.
She names Ms vi.1cssos;
c. u. Walrcn. Il. u Nance. ". y. onkcs
T. Is lwyfor'l. all III st"niugtnn, COlniplo.s.
W \ MrwGrr.I., Register
A-ls
81. 1.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of lhe lnterlor,
United States Land Oii'c.
LAMAR, C0L0nADDr Aug. nh,

In y tt. 'ibl~JRAItJT aug. Htu. iSJ'.
\ sInciGnt andavit having been hlcd in thi,
office by Willard A. isht az Atlauin. Baca
County, Colorado; contestant. against the
Timber Culture Entry 80. 34g'. made at Lamar.
Colo, July 10, 1857, for NJ. OF SEE and - =.
NEil section ~. Township 20 :. Range 20 " :,
10y = illiam :. CuDk contcttec in which IL IL
alleged that: William :. Cook has wholly failed
since the date oi his 9aid entry aud up TO the
present timei to break or pipw live .crc- or any
portion whatever of said tract. That during
the said perinl lie has wholly failed To plant.
cultivate and protect ans portion oi sIid tract
to trees, tree seeds, mute, cuttings. cropr or
otherwise, nor has he caused any of said WORK
TO he done That said tract IL raw unimprcvcd
land, aud wholly abandoned 10y the said VIII.
lam ;. Cook said parties hereby notiiicd
to appear. respond and offer evidence t0ucning
said allegation Mt 10 oclork n. M on Tuesilay,
October lsth, lSni, before the Register and Re-
ccivcr at the United state, Lanu nllice IN Ia.
mar. Colorado.
The said conte.taut having. in n proper AMI
davit. flied sept Ind. isiS sci forth iact- While
show the, Iitcr due dils scnrc, personal service
Of this notice cHn not he made, 1t l. hereby
ordcre! and directed that such nUiicc be piVoG
by due AMI proper publication.
W. ~ NgAall;; i:esi-trr.
J. X. DOUGHTY.
Attorney for Cone .tnt
l-'-s
G-lo-l3
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
Mail e Time Card.

sPRlNGFIELD-LAMhR
DAILY.
sprinsncla ky kr r. 1% M Lamar hT: h: e =. M M.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22

WANTED several trustworthy lcrsons ip
w this state to manage our hnsinc 8 IN the
avn NM nearly COMMITTEES II il ,nnnly otilcc
work conducted it home salary -trclght 8 oO
4 yCnr and eNpch-d~--leiin'te, bonaGde' no
nort. no ie-. SALARY. Monthly So, Hricrefrc'.
Enclose sclf-aldrt'Scd siamFcl envelope.
The Dominion Company, pcpt. . tldcago.
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
Timber Culture. Final Proof.
UNITED STATES LAxD OFFICE.
Lamar, Colorado, sept. igth lsm.

IHHNT, NOiOTHuO, HtI'T i'III Io7!T'
Notice Is hereby fsivcR tnat Satiiau Z coN
~ has led notice of his intention to make
final proof before the Register or Receiver nt
hi, office in Lamar, Colo, SEturday te 2Sil
day of October. s!l. nn limhei' culture Hpplicn-
tioil No 800, for the y. W. quarter of section
Nn. =. IN Township No ~ south Range 40. ~
W. 9Th T. NJ. in Colo.
He names AZ Witnesses:
Henry S;cigclnan, Lucy Stclgrman, Of
Springfield. Colo Theodore Brown, ilEttic
Brown, Of Richhcl,l, kams.
W. A MEnurii Eesister
s-i5 or
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
GOODALE ( HlLLYER
ATTORNEYS i coUNsEIoRs Al Law
LAMAR, COLORADO.

second Floor Gooda'c buldiug
Have few 50, 50 and 100 acre
pieces OF Soldiers additional
homesteat riaht, lullF guaranteed
This script will take any public
lands lha' is subject "a li"mc
lead entry anywhere IN 'l+e L. 5.
No residence on or cuIllvallon re
qured and any ri,iz, II or person
who has declared his citizenship.
can enter as inHch as he lleasr 4
and ean pay for Persons d"sirIns
SCRIP shouid he very carefm Hnd
purchase cut Of rclIah!e pNriies.
We guarantee ours arid attend to
aIi ditaH3. For warjlrtlars call
on o'' address
GcupALa & i,itL1EA.
i."uaw C"'oal
The Springfield herald., 1899-09-22
spRiNcFiELD-ATLANrA-

spriugncld ky. a; M. Atlanta ,tt IA. Il m;
All mail, closed live minutes before leaving
,imc. CLARA VI. HAYS. =. NJ.
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rlOUNT PLEASANT.

Mount Pleasant. Jan. is.-About hfty
IT the young friends ~ Miss Ella Tuft
tondctrd her surprise party wedncH.
day night. llccltntionn. music ana
games were INDUCED IN until the dawn
10 morning made It's appearance. A
very pleasant time II reported.
Invitations nrr out for dance nt the
pavilion tonight which II given for the
hcncnt ~ tho l.. u. :. choir. That
organization ~ doing some hard ana
conscientious work these days and the
results are Noticeable, New music II a
necessity, however. and ns the Nom
beers nrU anxious 10 secure II without
asking assistance they take this meth
od of raising the funds. Al ARE iuvit-
cd 10 attend ana We benpcaK "A lnrg"
attendance.
The next county teachers Institute viii
be- held IN Mt, Pleasant, Jan. 20 aud a
The session win begin Friday afternoon
and continue during Saturday. n IL eN-
peetod that pr, J. N, Tanner and Pro-
fcHHoru J. n. Paul and nrlmhall will b.
present, and together with some ~ tao
local talent ~ the county, MI the num-
beers ~ tho program. A large attend
nncc OF the teachers u expected aud a
general good time looked for.
The idea Of senator Evans ~ Utah
county, To have the state stink nrte-
sian wells Ia ascertain II a large enough
supply ~ water can be secured IN this
manner Tor Irrigation purposes IL a
good ono. There has been considerable
experimenting Ia this line heretofore.
but not on scale inrgc enough a. mike
n positive showing, The State could
lind out definitely, and N there was any
considerable amount Of water To be OBJ
tanned H. this way one ~ tho most
dificult problems which confronta the
stat. would be partially solved. prl-
waite capital would not be- backward In
following up the work. either, " II was
"A HucceFa.-Mt. Pleasant Pyramid.
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OUR OWN STATE.

ton as may be desired: II. a. Barney.
" g. Newell and NJ. =. Madsen.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. Elizabeth sumner wife Of
Thomas sumner of the Fourth ward
died Saturday evening, after an opera
tion hnd been performed on her Tor
cancer 81 the stomach. Tho deceased
was born near Preston. England, forty
eight years ago. and has lived IN Provo
Tor about seventeen years. she has
four living children. Tho funeral VIII
take place tomorrow trucsday) nj ]
o'clock, from the Fourth ward meet
ing house.
The Philosophical society OF the Brig
ham Young Academy has arranged Tor
the following speakers 10 lecture before
the association during the winter
months. Hon. -. ~. i,obcrtl. John ~.
Zane. Professor J. II. Paul senator
cannon and President David starr
Jordan of the Leland Stanford UNI
Nerslty.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued. John <. Davis. aged ~
and Mary Beck. aged IL. Jos. Markham
aged 80. and Name e. Lewis, aged ".
all OF Spanish Fork.
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MURRAY.


The Gcrmnnia ameiter has two large
furnaces now running and third one
to be- blown In soon. The capacity OF
the plant now running is over 800 tons
a day.
Tho "Old Folks Party was big az.
fair. The Old folkH chatted. danced
aud ate to their hearts content and
when they dispersed, ala ~ with their
hearts fuii Of Soy. g. b.. Savage. the
odd Folks" patron saint. was down
from Salt Lake and helped to make
the AFFAIR a success.
MURRAY SUNDAY SCHOOL BALL.
Yesterday evening some 200 people
attended the benefit ball hnd prize
craving given By the Murray sunday
school, IN the opera house, ana the re-
ccipts amounted Co about ,5i.0V.
over inV children attended the AFTER
noon dance. ana the receipts were u.s.
making the total receipts ~.
The affnir passed Oh very pleasantly
and the prize drawing created cou-
siderable fun. Cake had been put up
Ia small packages ana solb for 10 cents
each. Each package contained "a num-
D,fcd ticket. which entitled the holder
TO one chance In the drawing
MOVEMENT TO INCORPORATE.
The committo having the incufpora'
ton petition In hand rounded w
good many last week. IN one day
ttey got Q, HigncrH There are over lso
Who have pledged their support TO the
movement by signing the petition. TINS
10 more than enough. more than u re-
quirrd by law 10 compel the county
court % order nn election, but the
workers desire to continue their lahntH
until 90 or o. per cent ~ the people
have signed. 10 make the sentiment
practically unanimous.
Murray has good deal more buHl-
ness than ~. lAyl and viii BE- able 20
raise from her ave saloons, seven gro
Gerry stores. four butcher shops. two
drug stores, lumber yards, etc. etc,
not less than tl0.vo0 In round numbers
por year. 80 onu would realize this To-
be- u fact but this h. actually what IN"
county court draws from this place
each year The city could safely cai-
culato ON 5000 more "A year nom huga,
and various incidental sources, max
Ink a sum total Of $4,000 per year IN
come. sandy can run a local govern
ment successfully on a revenue OF w..
CO.. year aud atlii have ON hand a
cash balance. while the cntcrprising
people OF Murray. the business center
~ the earth. arc really afraid to start
with fls,0O0i
four counclimcn 10 be- selected at large
with reference To- business and geo
graphical topography. each 10 receive
). per session. two sessions per month";
hence each SIS pcr year all OF them
tisg per year. The mayor to receive
81 a night. or So "a year. The recorder
SIS month"; $500 year. The marshal
so per month. 5000 "a year, Might
Waterman $50 per month. 5000 year.
City justice Co receive compensation
only by way Of fees. Tor actual work,
The treasurer TO receive no salary,
only n per cent. This hrlngn the run.
ming .NpcnFcn down 10. we'll, not more
than ti..di. or probably $1,000 yearly.
leaving net balance FOR improvements
We want to encourage the movcmentf-
American Eagle.
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TENACITY OF IlFE IN TnE JEW.

Prof W. n. Ripley.
At this point r. surprising fact con-
fronts We. Despite the appearances N
physical dcgruemcy which We have
noted, the jew hctrayH an absolutely
unprecedented tnnncity ~ lifc II far
exceeds. especially IN the United states
thnt of any other known people. TITS
We may iliusirute hy the following cf-
ample; suppose two groups ~ 100 In
fnntr cnch. one jewish. one of average
American purvutugc fMnHsuchusettal,
90 be- born ON the same day. In spite
~ the disparity ~ social conditions In
favor ri the latter. the chances. deter
mined by statistical means. are that
onc-half NJ the Americans viii die
within forty-feyrn years. while tho
first half uf the Jews viii not Hucrumh
to disease or accident before the *
uirntiun ~ poventy-onc years. The
death rate " really but little over half
that Of the average American popula
ton. This holds rood Ia Infancy aH IN
middle age inmhroro has put u IN
another way uf 1000 jews born. ~
die before the age NJ seven years. while
$50 Christians than twice us
mnny--nro likely to die within the same
period.
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BRlGHArl.

brigham city, Jan, I'D, y. Tar
pey'H application 10 tho state land
board for the lease ~ 500, o01 acres of
land along the line ~ the grant 81 the
Central Pacific was denied because the
hoard IN not authorised tn lease more
than sO,O00 acres 10 one individual and
the sunpoFlilon being that Mr.. Tarpey'a
application was solely FOR himself. lie
corrects the impression ana rencwa his
application.
The struggle In the Utah Legislature
for United states senator viii isgin
next week; probably Monday. We
trust this legislature. which II over
whelmlngly Democratic, viii not make
n regular monkey show ~ itself by
aqunbhllng for drcary weeks over tho
matter, thus Hquandgrlng tho peoples
means ana cxhauHting their patience.
A very grave error VIII not be made N
any ~ the prominent candidates are
named for the high office, but a boom
crang error win result n the work IL
not done with cleRnnesa and dispatch,
A story IN out 20 the eject mat the
Central Pacific Railway II talking
seriously Of building into Cache county,
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now M EXPLAINED IT.

"nc' elise or dc moon" said the cole
orod oxhorter. "is warnin' tor slnnnrH
dom what pr0w'F ruun' IN de night
timo. aooklu' what drv may dcvuur.
Dc moon Fit ro shame lookiu' nt 'rW
en- dcy wicltedneaa. hat hc hide his face
On tu'n dc rnr lnwn-dnra whnt''
"tiut" said member N his conrre.
cation. "do moon didn't stay IN 'clipa'
but q mighty short timci"
~ knows dat iut den. you see. Do
moon ~ run hY Providence. On prnNl.
doucc 81 mighty pitiful On forgivin'i"--
Atlanta Constitution.
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PAROWAN.

Special 10 tho "Ncwr.'
parowan, Jan. "a celebration was
held here yesterday In honor uf Prcai-
dent George a. Smith aud the iafnWan
Forty.elght years have passed since
that company, consisting of 100 mon.
30 women and ~ children, making to-
tai OF ffs. made their Journey during
the dead u winter from Salt Lake. en-
toriug our peaceful valley ON tho ldth
Of january. 1851. Travelling aH they did
with OK leans. the journey which "
now made In - huuru, required thirty
...l laya Tor ,iiv tiip.
pnrowun has the honor Of being the
first city settled In Utah south Of ruvo.
IL was organized May 10. 1851, and
given the name Of pnruwan.
As the years have passed since the
settling Of our city. the pioneers have
gradually dwlndled IN number. and
year BY year there were fewer of those
grny-hnirod veterans Ga do honor To.
Yesterday they were distinguished by
badge of honor and the number was
only ok.
The day was very quietly spent, the
weather. Tor this time Of the year being
very pleasant. AZ p. M. bounieou-
rppnst. prepared by the committee ~
tho day. wnH paftnkon m by the plo-
neers, after which they repaired 10 the
Social hall, whore they were Joined by
both old and young ~ the city, 20 phH.
the evening In dancing, interpreted
with songs REGULATIONS. speeches by the
pioneers, aud refreshments
Nothing occurred a. disturb the cn'
trftninmont. aud the words ~ the pho
nccrs giving some ~ their experience
In the early history ~ our city. wer'
listened Co with deep attention.
The names Of the pioneers now VIII
~ are John ~. Henderson,. Koht y
/ Miller. VIM. g. Mitchell. =. ". Decker
/ cinrisaa whitney md Eliza Miller
pryst. Geo. \. Smith. the leader ri
/ the company. was ever Interested II
/ our welfare. and during hiH NE visltc'
~ regularly We all hope tho remain
| ing pioneers viii enjoy many more an
uivcfrnriea with ~.
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This proposed branch would leave the
main line at c0rinne. cross HpNclueI
county eastwardly and either go over
the mountain near the Ola 'lnn
Northern road he'd at collinston. or II
might possibly swing around brigham.
pass UP through linNoldef canyon
touch Mantua and come out IN Inehe
Valley ut Wellsvilie or Paradise. Ihe
fact that thousands Of bushels OF wheat
are yearly hauled from all parts or
Cache over the mountains To 'orinnr
and that the g. y. has ita eye ON sun
more romuneratlVc business from that
rich valley gives some grounds Ia thV
story brigham Buglcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Mr. =. a. Fackler. editor ~ tho Mica
nopy tFlnD Hustler. with his wife nul
children, suffered terribly from Ia
grippe. ono Minute Cough cure WAS
the only remedy TINT hclprd them. u
acted quickly Thousands ~ others
use this remedy ns "a specific Tor Ia
Never fails. \. &, schrumm, Meteor
nick building, corner Main street. FIRST
Eouth.
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For the convention 81 ID" National
Live stock Association at Denver.
Colorado. January eith 10 9Th inclu-
win be- made by the Union Pacific.
Tickets on sale January e2nd and gard
good 20 days. A. everybody knows
tho Union Pacific IN the shortest. quick
rrt amt best equipped line. blniug
car Service. Bufrt Smoking and
Library cars with liarher shop and
choice assortment ~ standard lltora-
TURF. Tickets ON sale at the "old
stand" sQi Main Street
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La Grippe ~ again epidemic Every
precautlon should b. taken ca avoid 49,.
lta specific cure in ono Minute Couch
cure. \. j. Shoprrd, Publisher Agri-
cultural journal and Advertiser. Eld'n,
MO, fnyri mo one viii be disappointed
in using one Minute Cough cure fpr In
Grippe" Pleasant tn take. quick i1
set. y. q. schrumm, Mccormick uuill-
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LOGAN.

Logan. Jan. is.--Word was received
yesterday ~ the death at 81 Louis OF
Dr. y. W. Iirvwor. formerly professor
OF biology nc the Agricultural College
THE taking OF testimony Ia the case
of paradifc Coop W samuel Mchuf-
die. was concluded on fhtufhhl 'Neh
in.. and arguments will be submitted
In brlcfs. Ar adverse decision means
the dnnnclal ruin Of McMurdic, who "
one Of the wealthy men Of the county
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the table and then remembered that
eight years before she always had %
footstOoi. IL was this her feet were
seeking.
many cesea Of similar strange tricks Of
memory. n u easy 60 ind instances
that serve to deepen the mystery. n ~
not so easy TO give an explanation Tho
clcvoreat men who have attempted Ia
do so have 10 admit defeat. -WaHhlnR-
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