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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

Warren IT. Berry. vino a,..
re farm few miles south af pat1
ufuih' has moved With his flnilr q
oeheacguoteen, where he win Sn.na
.'ie winter 1t logging. H.. wiil ra-
- = - us iafm again in the spring
"a the rush If work entailed II
gathering and compiling county als.
ton returns, we inadvertently oni.
ten mentioning the fact Tint tita &
puolicans Of Rathdrum mad. i c3a.,n
sweep on their precinct ticket and
AFTER January /, 1901, {. II. .f.3iold
VIII De constable and Edwin u. Marsh
ana John L. Wilson will be iusttcss s.
the peace.
I"day's No. II had to DO divided
INTO TWO sections al Hope. The rush
IN passenger traliie is said to be due ia
an unusual volume ii emigration from
The east. Al the present rate The poo-
uid.ioii or tfh, coast will be doubled
WITHIN The next four years. Eastern
ers are looking for great, boom dnt
mere as a result If expansion and enn.
sequent increase Of Pacific foreign
commerce.
Mrs. w. S. lancaster has ear
1tahks Tor a box Of assorted apples.
representing the different varitjes pro-
duced on the Lancaster Homestead
sodth OF town. x glance at these
peautliui specimens Of fruit reminds
one tflat this section Is rapidly com
ing to the front in the fruit industry
and that this is due to the painstak-
ing efforts Of just such prudent and
persevering farmers rs Mr.. and Mrs.
Lancaster.
Henry T. Ray and wife. who re-
turned from the Klondike country
last week and are visiting Did friends
IN this city, expect soon to leave for
Chlcago to visit with hr. Rays par
ents. Mr.. lay will not return to The
klondike. but is thinking seriously Of
going To the Philippines Or south A.
rca next spring. Henry did not strike
1t rich IN the frozen north. but he
does not seem in the least DISCOURAGED
and will try his luck again in the
southern gold fields
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

At the Ripe Old Age of % Mrs Rood
Passes Peacefully Away,

Mrs. Ottawa Rood. grandmother Of
j. w. Martin. died at the latter )
home near Markham Tuesday. Nov
ember l3. The funeral services were
held at the home Of Mr.. Martin Thurs
day, and today the family passed
through Rathdrum with the remains.
which will be inferred in Orchard
Cemetery, seven mil rs east of Spokane.
The party also had in charge the re-
mains Of Mr. Martins father, whe
died about seven years age and, which
are being transferred To Orchard
Prairie Cemetery.
Mrs. Rood is said to have been Il
woman of wonderful vitality. She
was born in Vermont, March IS. is0s.
and was therefore % years and nearly
s months old when She died. She was
totally blind for nearly six years and
for eighteen months prior To her
death, which was due to extreme old
age, she could not leave her bed. For
fifteen days before the end came She
ate practically nothing.
Deceased was a pioneer in four
states. She came from New York to
Wisconsin in the early los and after
residence Of some % years in that
state. she moved to Minnesota. In
1883 she accompanied her son and
grandchildren to Washington, and
when the family moved into Idaho
shortly afterward She came with them.
She had been making Ter home with
her grandson. j. ". Martin, for the
past seven years.
1t is said Of her that during har leHg
life She never made an enemy mud that
her sweet disposition AID @amanl5
traits won friends for her wherever
she went.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16
Reception to Senator Shenp.

The ladies' OF Boise, idaho, have ar
ranged for RECEPTION 10 Senator G;Ao.
L. Shoup on Friday evening, Novem-
Der 23rd, at the Natatorium in that
city. The affair will be puhlicand the
friends OF our venerable senator are
cordially invited TO be present. The
reception is purely social III rni.nro.
it being the desire Of the senator's
friends, regardless of party. to make
the affair a testimonial IF their regard
for one who has ever been the friend
OF the people Of Idaho. senator
Shoup leaves for Washington about
the 26th inst.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16
THE SENAroKsHiP N IDAHO
Chars. rh.eseruli-ts VIII Demand Com
siderabl. for Woes.

BOISE. Idaho, Noy. +. Til attest
political Development FeYoifes around
the populists, .ho hold the balance
of power IN the next legislature II
is stated that Inc papai5st ming 9
have decided rs ii condition precedent
TO any combination NTH tie hao9is
forces that their party must De eiFen
the attaches II h3ta ms : att ~
the state patronage 81. t4fe =a4tef-
mination. If such IS the c4sa, VII esf-
tainly open new line af thought.
The populists aIll lave nine mem 3ers
Of the legislature The combined
strength of the Dubois forces demo-
Gratis and silver republicans VII e -
or ? short of ma larttg 81 ]etAs pa
LET. Promises nave been mace aeili.a-
Gratis who resigned from ths state
ticket To make way for paPaltsta a s,.l
insure fusion. Tnege VII - trouble
if the populists step into The places.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

NOTICE roR rrBLIt ALTON pEPAisT-
= fasnt 81 The Interior. Land Uffier 1T t4asar
q Atene. iaftha Nos. = lao. Natlee i iier.-
~ ElsaA that The f9lfQsifsg manned settler
has Hled notice af hst Intent ION To make fual
nftaf IA support If ~ sasa<. and thai said
prtaf VIII be mid. hsf1r. REGISTER aud he
eessef ~ toeuf 1t Aituts fssu no ssI December
- Its#t viz Jane Eas, h4osi,er ard sals.
hs'af of nhert T. hu.e deceased homestead 81
fprthe SKI Soc. ;. IL - y. rasae = W. II. NJ
sire TtA LIleS Ilss foI8uas nv AifHN@Aa~
her continuous residence nts9n, aud asafiIsa-
ion Of. said land VIZ. William r. Snnnalls
Hsnfy II. Boyer. William III. II. his9uf ana
Thomas IL. heiktf Al of Rathdranl Idaho.
u, II. Ill nIONG
AADat Receiver.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS TIMBER
i.,'n'. Aet Jane i. inse i,ni,cd state,
Land Office, occur q Meme. Idaho. tset -
l@p. Notice !, hereby given that in cumpll-
~ H4ii the p.sss listens 81 ih set nj Goisa
~ iuhe q lsiS vatilt-, Aa aet for Size s;si.. ~
timber Lands III The states at California. Ore
gon. Nevada. auA WASHINGTON Territory. is
extended ia IN the Fuhiic Land states 81 aci
OF Aagu>t 4. ISM, ole Peterson Of ho,-
t0nal, county u kculraAi STATE of .siabn
has THIS DAY hicd IN il1s ottlee his sworn state
nl.nt M 10. fogs the purchase ~ fbe T. ~
-N IA and lots y and . Of sts.tian No q, "a
Township NJ. - north. range NJ ;. West
RoisF meridian. and Viii offer proof 10 show
that tht land sought Is more valuable for It's
timber or stone than for AGRICULTURAL nurpa~-
g and to establish his claim TO said land ls.-
fofe The Register aud Receiver OF this office At
1os-ur d Aietft, itfhn, Thursday. the 10th
day Of january. issl
ile names a. Wi8Hssses Robert NJ tioobv.
Andrew RrAt..f Ftt.i {, .slltf and Lars + An
aess9n ali ~ knoteuH Idaho.
ANY 9Hd all persons claiming adversely tile
araYc-aeSrfibrd lands ARE requested 10 tli.
their clAlm, hi Ibis office Oil or before said
tni 4 day ~ .ian4afy. isH
y. H. BupLoNC,.
sgo-b y Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16
NOTICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION HEPArT-
ment OF the Interior Land Ofhen q Goeur
fAl.nu. Idaho October = TAO Notice +.
hereby given thltf the fol i0w Ing ma med settler
las died I5iic. Of his Int. ION To make final
prof in support OF bis claim. and that said
proof VIII be fuade before N = Linlsay. Il.
;. Commissioner. Al Priest River Idaho on
Monday. Hse. 10 ftsn. VIZ: Matt. Jnhnsea. HID.
No. i6lI. for the SN Ia ~es p. Tatl j. n X.
w. h. Nj.
He NAMES the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and enltiyati0M&
OF said land, VIZ. otto Peterson Charles r.
Aartsn Ole Peterson. all of Priest River. Ida
no. and Charles Wicks. OF Sandpoint I,iaho.. :
II. II. BupIONG.
W III Register,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16
JON THE pENoCKATio rsR'
Probable Advice to The silver R.pnb
iiaans.

\ Minneapolis dispatch Of tie l4th
SAYS: "ehas. \. Ta.ne Chairman 81
tie silver republican national COM
mittee, 6eo. H. Shirley. Illinois COM
mitfeeman. and I. ;. eorser Of Min
neapolis. treasurer Of tie committee.
lave been in conference over tie
partys future Il is understood ttef
have decided to issae an address III
Which they will express, tie belief
that tbe time has come for lie PiSng
M If lie party organization am TIE
M rairs e it, nem3fs into lie DE-
mo .raef. All sifaF and LIaeaHa -
publieaEs vii y Urged u hee9l.e
democrats III good Standing.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16
IN AND HEARD ABOUT IoHl.

i MU HfhhU hDVUl lVhH.
Naxey has been installed as
bpist at the Tammany Hall sa-
bf the furniture man, has a
- uf carpets. Call in and see
Martin, a prominent farmer
Eeneacguoteen, was transacting
ISIS in town today.
II was more than three hours
Thursday morning. The cause
2 delay is not known.
Mason, druggist and postmas-
Occur d'Alene, was in town
bg hands with friends Saturday
boon.
cview, a fusion stronghold,
ii C. L. Skeel, republican, con-
and also elected two republican
es of the peace.
s. w. Pelham, foreman OF the
Wright Co.'S. saw mill at Gran
at Spokane receiving treatment
kerry sore thumb.
b. Horstman leaves today for his
in San Francisco, where he ex-
to spend the winter. lie will re-
o Rathdrum next March.
Balkow has for sale q team Of
six and seven years old, a
as good as new, and a new set
w work harness. The mares
200 pounds each.
R. klopf, the furniture man, has
h a part Of the Thompson house
to the Hotel Wright and has
b bis family from Post Falls into
w. Sander, president Of the
Mercantile Co. at Occur d.
idaho, spent few hours in
Thursday morning. He went to
ne on No. II.
beautiful Indian summer wealth
th which this section has been
Id for the past 10 days bids fair to
succeeded by a prolonged wet
which has already set in.
Z. and +. E. Melder, two we'll
b. Rathdrum boys, recently
III a drug and notion store at
River and are doing well.
they flourish like Green Bay
Sarah Chaplin OF Pennsylvania,
has been-visiting with her sister,
E. Bradbury of this city for sew
lays, left yesterday for the west
accompanied to Spokane by
Bradbury.
st-class furniture at Spokane
) at Klopf's; next to EilerI's
market.
pervisor RObt. S. Bragaw, OF the
It River forest reserve, spent a
lays this week visiting with his
" at the Twin Lakes homestead.
$50 made business trip to Spo-
during the week.
fall tern, of the district court
10 have convened at Rathdrum
lay, but the judge was detained
Rllace longer than was anticipated
Failed to put in an appearance
until this morning.
in Sherman the genial and oblig-
Rember of the NJ. d. Wright Co.,
absent several days this week
hg after company interests at the
fh store in Granite. He returned
Eday evening and reports Gran
pomlng.
IN F. Stark, who has been en-
d at mining in the Buffalo Hump
let for the past eight months, is
fted to return to Rathdrum Sat
for a brief visit with his family.
ill. replain here only until aft er
8ksgiving.
b. {. L. Hoffman spent several
this week at Moscow in attend
on the United States court now
esion there. Mr.. Hoffman won
Important case in the supreme
this week. We publish the par
hrs of this case elsewhere.
Inc line OF undertakers' supplies
just been received by Klopf, the
ture dealer.
prge Macer, the Granite saloon
who was robbed and badly beat
his place OF business last Friday
was in the city the first of this
The old man was pretty badly
up by the robbers and is reported
hSe sustained two broken ribs.
cnlprits have not yet been appre-
Jed.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

klopf, tie furniture man. has re-
ceiyed his tirst consignment Of goods.
Spokane prices.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

- &c .AdCCt. Vic 1IdIlllS Sdloou
who was robbed and badly beat
bis place OF business last Friday
was in the city the first Of this
The old man was pretty badly
3up by the robbers and is reported
i've sustained two broken ribs.
fnlprlts have not yet been appre-
led.
e board Of county commissioners
Wednesday afternoon to cam
The county vote, and will probab-
mplete this work some time to-
1t is not expected the official re-
will vary much from the unotiic-
turns published in The Republic
asst week. but We shall publish
her table next week.
s. Geo. Il. Duncan, who recently
ned from the Philippines and
Peen visiting at the home of her
per, AIRS. w. J. Mcclure OF this
has been compelled to 60 To the
Nue sanitarium at Spokane for
eal treatment. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Mcclure will go to Spokane this
M to see how their daughter is
ng along.
hrsday morning w. Fl. Gieland
Is place received message from
10 nome at Dundas, Mimi, con-
ng the sad intelligence that his
mother dief, Wednesday night.
leland and his sister, Mrs. J. S.
iery' left for the east on No. Il
suay afternoon and will attend
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-16

oeI-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
WATERBURY CENTER.

There were thifty-hve guests al
Green Mt. Lodge over Sunday
A party of four came to the Lodge
from ottawa, Canada, on Saturday.
Mr.. viii Preston, of Mortified,
was a guest of il. WEIGH at Greer
Mt. Lodge over Sunday.
Mrs. L. r. Began was in stowe
Friday and Saturday the guest OF hel
daughter, Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Baker ol
Colchester who have been the guests
at p. f. Morris the past week return
ed home Saturday.
The numbers of Ezra Stetson Corps
who responded to the invitation u
visit II. H. Smith Corps in stowe
wish to express their thanks to the
II. II. Smith Corps and the Ladies
Aid of the s. VS. for the royal man
ner in which they were entertained
on Friday, August 3.
That Green Mt. Lodge is a popular
summer resort is well known ana
those who were fortunate enough 70
be of the merry party that assembled
in the parlors at the Lodge on SAT
urday eve and listened to the program
given by the guests consisting OF
songs, recitations and original poems
were fortunate indeed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07

The Rutland Evening News, one
of the leading dafties of the state, has
just been elected to membership in
the ASSOCIATED PRESS and began us
ing the Geographic service of that
great news gathering organization
yesterday. The afternoon papers in
Vermont which are members Of the
ASSOCIATED PRESS are the st. Adams
Messenger, the Burlington News, the
Montpelier Argus, the Rutland News
and TIE TELEGRAM. The new men,
Der is to be congratulated upon its
evident sign of prosperity and it's
efforts to furnish its patrons with the
latest Geographic news.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
The Newspaper Forum.

Under this head the st. Adams
Messenger has very sensible article
on the discussion of the proposed
caucus law by the newspapers of the
the state. There is no reason why
the state press should not discuss 9th
CT important questions in the sane
spirit of lirmness and fliendliness.
There is not a measure Of proposed
legislation but that ought to be SO
discussed, and the result would be of
nCalcuabe benefit to the state. Polit-
ical questions and even the merits of
candidates themselves could be profit
able discussed in the Same spirit.
The Messenger Says:
The recent discussion of the pro-
posed caucus law by the Vermont
newspapers is a healthful sign of the
times. 1t indicates d sober consider
alton of serious matters by those who
inStrumentalities that help to mould
public opinion. The arguments have
all been in good temper and a variety
Of opinions has been elected that can
not fail to be of value to the men
who will ultimately be called upon tc
settle the question. In such discus
sions as this the Vermont press can
truly prove it's value as an influence
for good government.
In a small way, the argument has
demonstrated the folly of snap judg-
ment. 1t might be reasonable to sup
pose that men chosen to be law max
ers were abundantly equipped for the
determination of such questions when
they assembled for the purpose. But
meanwhile the public has had an OPP
portunity to think tho question over
for itself. 1t was simple matter to
make the olf-hand statement that Yer
mont would benefit by a caucus law.
But the question arises, In What
directions and to what extant shi Il
such law regulate the caucus? This
opens up the way to the expression of
a variety of opinions, to the advance
ment of new ideas and the contrast
ing of various methods. The result
is that in three weeks the little forum
of Vermont newspaperdom has
brought out phases of this important
matter that did not present them
selves at first blush and that the leg
islators, when they are assembled,
will not fail to heed and consider.
1t is no reflection upon the ability
of the average legislature to say that
it's work is greatly helped by just such
fair minded newspaper discussions.
There is now that leisure for reflec-
tion that the crush of committee
work later will not afford. Who shall
say that, whatever the law that is
enacted, it's substance was not intlu-
enced by the newspapers?
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07

Anarchy means absolute free Ii.
cense to all men and the absence OF
all government beyond the self con-
troll Of each individual who is free tC
act according to his own inclinations,
and each individual is presupposed to
be Of such Angelic disposition that
his own ideas will not lead him to en-
croach upon the rights of his neigh
Dor In view of some of the vital
principles of the doctrine which are
destruction and murder as they have
been brought more particularly to
public notice recently, anarchiSm and
fanaticism are symbolic of each other.
The economic conditions in many
countries have in times past reached
a point where reform was necessary,
Wherever in these cases the needed
reform has been brought about it has
been done by united uprising of the
people in a sensible determined effort
to secure their rights. The assas-
sination of one ruler has been and al
ways will be as useless as it is criminal
and scnseless. No doubt the mass
of the people in Italy are downtrod-
den and oppressed, but the remedy
for this can be found in many ways,
with IA united revolution as a last re-
sort. On the other hand the cure for
this anarchial mania lies with the
powers that rule. 1t is their duty to
improve the social and economic con-
ditions Of their people to such a de-
gree that there will be no further &C.
casion for a discomfort which breeds
discord and makes criminals out Of
honest men.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
CITY NEWS

Exprcssman Durkec moved Mrs.
Balls goods yesterday afternoon from
Park Place to G. Tomasi,s new house
just off Cottage street.
II. f. Fitzpatrick is running the
barber shop and pool room nader John
Grf1in's store at North Barre. Call
and see him.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
granite abutmcnts for the Berlin St.
bridge, the one on the west side be-
ing practically completed.
Miss Bertha Smith of Burlington
is visiting the Baldwin family on
Prospect street. Miss Smith is one
of the teachers in the burlington
schools.
c. r. Allen of Boston is spending a
weeks vacation at home.
Miss Florence Ryder and Miss
Fannie Gale of the WiliamstoNn
Gulf House were in the city yestcr
day.
Fred G. Eaton was out again yes
terday alter weeks illness.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07

Mrs. Evan T.. Evans expects tt
leave this week for an outing ut Lake
Morcy in Fairlec.
The ladies of St. Johns church will
serve ice cream this evening on the
lawn Of Mrs. J. W. Gabrielle.
Joseph Raymond, wife and daugh-
ter went to IIighgate Saturday to
spend two weeks with relatives.
Dewitt G. Webb and wife Of Med
ford, Mass, left for home Saturday.
after visit to their parents here.
Mothers lose their dread for "that terrible
second summer" when they have Dr. Fowler'S
Extract of Wild Strawberry in the house.
Natures spacitic for summer complaints OF
every sort. DIV
Won. II. Latham, foreman in the
Herald office, left for his home in
Portland, Me-, Saturday, where lie
will spend weeks vacation.
Bad blood is bad thing to inherit or
acquire, but bad blood may be made good
blood by taking Hoods sarsaparila.
e. Il. Van Orman and wife went to
Boston to-day. He will close his shop
for IL month, but she will enter hos.
pital to remain for sometime.
Itching piles' Never mind if everything
else failed to cure you. Try Doan's Oint-
ment. No failure there. 80 cents, at any
drug store. DIV
G. f. Stevens and family are ex-
pected home today, after u week S
stay at Camp Caspian, Greensboro,
with Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Morrow.
Blood bltters is the natural, never falling
remedy for lazy liver. DIV
John f. Parsons, who has good
position ia the silk department of
Wanamaker's store in New York, has
arrived for vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Parsons.
Ordinary household accidents have no
terrors when there's bottle of DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest Heals
burns, cuts, bruises, sprains. Instant relief.
DIV
Miss Mary Mcintyre is taking a two
weeks vacation from the Herald Of
lice. Miss Harriet Angel finishes
work this week in the Office of the St,
Johnsbury Caledonlan and is to work
Ia the Herald office.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge arrived home
saturday, after attending the two
weeks session of the summer school
at Hyde Park. Miss Nora Connolly.
who accompanied her, is now with
friends in Burlington and ESSEX juno.
ton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
What Not fo Saw

Do not say, II can't eat" Take Hoods
S'arsaparllla and say, II am hungry all the
time, and food never hurts me-
Never say to your friends that Won are as
tired in the morning as at night. If they
happen 70 be sharp they will tell you Hoods
sarsaparllla cures that tired feeling.
y, DO not say, my face is full of pimpes. u
You are quite likely to be told by some one.
There's no need Of that for Hoods Sarsa,,
parllla cures pimples"
IT'S improper and unnecessary to say, "My
health is poor and my blood is bad" Hood,
Saisaparrilla will give you good blood. ard
good health viii follow as q natural conse-
quence. d
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
prevented Trauedv

IIW'7y ,,nlormation gwen MIS-. George
h Ir"nS' Oh Ne% SSItjTatsvilr, Ohio saved Two
awake every night. Shs had Tried r W.. ne,
remedies ard doctors but s,esdilv ,tr,ly.
N %nrs4 unt'l urged to try DR.. Kings NJ
discovery. Oae bottle wholly cured NV,
ana sac WHITES. this marvellous l,ejin;n.
~ $50 cured MIR; Long of a severe a,,a"t ', 'f
pneumonia ~, Such cures are positive oroof
~ a's n"|er to cure all throat, chs st and
LED V Tli.l ho my 7oe and $l0o. Guaran-
wore 'i ~ az
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera and di.
arrhGa Remedy. e. A. Drown g. Co.
will refund your money if you are no.
satisfied after using it. 1t is every
where admitted to be the most sue
cessful remedy in use for bowel com
plants and the only one that never
fails. 1t is pleasant safe and reliable.
n w
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
Good Me dIcine for ChiLdrOn.

baby was teething and took running off OF
the bowels and sickness Of the stonla N '
says O. p. NJ. Holiday, of DeminG, Ind
Ellis bowels would move from five to eight
times day. had bottle of Chambcrlan's
Collie, Cnoleia and Diarrhoea X Remedy Ill the
house aud gave him four drops i'll Teaspoon
full of water and he got better at once. y
Sold by L. a. Drown & Co., druggists. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
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1t HelDed Win Rattle

Twenty-nine officers and men wrote from
the Front to say that for Scratches, Bruises,
Cuts. Wounds, Sore Feet and Stir Joints,
Bucklien's Arnica Salve is the best in the
world. Same for Burns, Skin Eruptions and
Piles 25 cts. box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by w. II. Gladdng, druggist DIV