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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
DeadlincSs of BOcr Fire.

London. April 3.-(Correspondence g. of
the Associated Press.)-As an example of
the deadliness of rifle fire from behind
entertainments, at short ranges, q Stand
ard correspondent, writing from Osfon-
tein, March z, of the siege of General
CrOnje says:
"Colonel Hannay made an extraordi-
nary charge with mounted infantry, rid
ing his men at gall0p right up to the
Boer trenches, but all were disabled or
killed before they got within so yards
Colonel Hannay was himself killed.
During the Paardeburg battle, the
same correspondent relates. a party Of
Kitchener's horse rode up to an Ostfon-
tein farm house. A man in khaki told
the cavalrymen that British troops with
guns occupied the kOpjes nearby.
. ''The men OF saddled," the correspond
ent says, "and were resting, when sud
denly the cry arose that the Beers were
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
THE WORLDS WIRES.

Chicago, April 12.-Dr. E. Benjamin AM
schools, when seen at the Hotel Norman
die in regard to his election as chancel-
lor of the university of Nebraska said:
1.-The offer is surprise to me, though
there was talk of some such movement
last summer. Until officially notified,
do not care to discuss the subject"
London, April 12.-As the result of the
wreck of fishing boat on the North Corr
nish coast this morning, three fishermen
and eight lifeboat men were drowned.
The lifeboat men to the rescue of the fish,
ermen and was upset in attempting to
save their lives.
Washington, April 12-Ebenezer Burgh-
Ball the nearest surviving relative Of
George Washington, died this morning
aged 81 years.
Yokohama, April 12.-Advices from
Seoul capital of Corea, announce that
Russia has presented to the Corean gov-
el nment renewed demands referring to
Masampo
New York. April 12.-When John Hall
stead we'll known tea merchant. died
last May. he beQueathed sums of money
to numerous public institutions, and the
residue of the estate to Cooper Union.
1t was supposed this residue would
amount to $4,000. An inventory Of the
estate. however. shows that Cooper
Union will receive $4,000
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
A Force Surrounded at
Wepener.
HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES
Beers Intrenching Their Posi-
tiOn East of BrandfOrd--
They Are Active Near
Bl0emf0ntein.

Prtoria. April 1t.-Advices from WEEP
ener, where British force Is surrounded
says a battle continues favorable to the
Federals About 1900 British troops are
said to be there. Heavy cannonading was
heard this morning in the direction OF
Bullfontein, situated midway between
Windburg and Boshof in the Orange Free
State, and north of Brandfort. Advices
from Boer headquarters in Natal say that
after a heavy bombardment the British
are retiring in the direction of Ladysmith
and the Federals are going to their old
positions.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
Fight at ElandSlaagatc.

London, April ia special dispatch
from Elandslaagte, dated yesterday,
says: Fighting was renewed beyond
Elandslaagte this afternoon. The Beers
steadily advanced upon the British posi-
tions. There was continuous rifle fire
and the Boer big guns were in action.
The British replied effectively, and after
two hours fighting the Beers were check
ed"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Bloemfontein, April 11.-According to
information received here the Boer activ-
ity eastward of the railroad and in proxi-
nifty to the border is largely due to the
fact that Presidents Kruger and Steyn
have found they are unable to keep their
forces together in inactivity, the burgh-
ers declaring they are unwilling to remain
with their commands unless actively en-
ployed as they are convinced the British
game is a waiting one. 1t is believed the
Boer movement was originally designed
to oblige Lord Roberts to weaken his
force at Bloemfontein in order to protect
the railroad when the Beers would have
attempted to recapture the capitol
But the burghers are evidently ignorant
Of the enormous forces Lord Roberts has
at his disposal.
Advices from Karoo siding say the
Beers are busily entrenching their posi-
ton east of Brandford running parallel
with the railroad while strongly holding
the Waterfall Drift Waterworks
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
Predicts Nomination.

San Francisco. April 12-Republican
National Committeeman, Henry c. Payne
of Milwaukee, who is in the city, predicts
the nomination OF Mckinley at Philadel-
phia by acclamation and is confident of
his reelection. When asked what he
thought of Devey's candidacy he said: Il
think that it too bad. / think this ex-
presses it,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
At AliWal North.

Lordon. April 12.-It now appears that
General Brabant himself is at Aliwal
North. and that only portion of his col
umn is at Wepener.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
Leave for Milan.

Naples, April 12.-The Transvaal COM
missiuners accompanied by DIR. Muller
and Herr Van Booschoten, started this
morning for Milan.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
ICE FIVE CENTS

n were found. They have not yet
identified.
ater.-It is now known that nearly all
I. the improsined employees escaped with
but slight injuries. OF five carpenters at
work in the building, but one has been
accounted for.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Pretoria April 1.-THE Free State Ga
zette publishes orders to the effect that
no person commandered for active service
has the right to send substitute without
the consent of the landrost. In reference
to leaves of absence, the Gazette says
that ten per cent of each comand will be
relieved by ballot for periods of twelve
days. This is intended to meet the wishes
of the burghers desiring to plant crops.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
LA VIDA R
CORSETS \
Are the :.'l
BEST WW) !
CORsETS M1N
@ MADE, J IA |
s-- II &s>I:5G.y *; "

It's by comparison values are deter
mined. When you place the best French
corset beside La Vida they appear
about the same, both are we'll made and
charmingly finished. The French corsets
cost as much again as La Vida, yet the
latter are stronger made and better fit
the shapely forms of American women.
Miss Keppler the expert corset filter
from New York wants to demonstrate
the leading features of La Vida corsets
and show why those who wear them pos
sess such graceful forms.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
Easter
Millinery

There never was a season when the
showing of Easter Millinery was as fine
as that Of Hennessy's to-day. Hundreds
upon hundreds of choice hats have been
sold. Several will go between now and
Saturday night, and what a showing of
Hennessy's Hats there'll be next week
when everybody is wearing them.
Two dozen pattern Hats made express
ly for the Easter season We're received
yesterday.
They give the very latest ideas, the
newest in Turbans and large shapes in
swell effects Marked at $50 and $25 each
and equal in appearance to imported
patterns costing $4,000 and $4,000.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

Consrsssmsn Geo. II. Ray, chairman
sf th" house committee on iud,c,ary, u
credited with having recently ssid that
there would b. no tsrifI legislation for
the Philippines enac'ed by congr.ss un-
I'll the snpre@s court psss.s upon the
ooustitutionaiiiy Of the Porto Rican
tariff biil
whist u the decision ~ the cour,
should be tbst the P"r'" II can isfiH ~
unconstitutional and ths' Porto R.cn 10
part Of the Unii-d Stat-.y" uas asked
"lf such sbonld In the decision of the
court" said Cong rrssmsn Ry, IL might
necsssi;sis our having to give up the
Philippines. We are bound TO maintain
the open doo' in thu Philippines. That
m. ans that the products of sll nations
can c,n- into The Philippines on the
came vssis NJ our o~n. II u- cannot
r.i.s tariff asslns' Ph'lippin" prodnc,s
couiing into the United States, then our
labor sould be trough, into competition
~,th the cheap labor IL the Orieu'. II
that roudition should come shout We
might feel that our interests wouiI de.
mand pnr Eitlirsw4l from the Pliip.
p,u,-"
The state herald., 1900-11-23

Adrian II. rott~u died last night 81
1852 o'c otk ~ b,s homs. sGs eAst Third
s'r-~t, oi h-aorrhsg~ .f the braiu. hiA
death wins rather sud,i~b. having been
NJ tut fes bourr.
lie had been fe~ling quite ~sll most
OF tho day aud y, supper time ats .
hearty meal. lie walked do-u town
after supper snd sat chatting With
fr,-pds nj Albert Frank-'s cigar sior. Tor
~ boar ~ more.
Shortly after y n.clnck lie started i.r
home aDd when Ia trout of tue Trader
store, just n few doots .hsi 81 ffabks's
Cigar siorc. h, r~-ed and Tell 10 tho Ss,k.
Pas.ers b, tfi-a fo ,si-, HIM ~ his f~~,. /.
but his limbs serin.d Ia he pasAiissd.
Ne w.s m.isi-i in'o u carriage snd
taken 'ohi. h,n. b, tfHcsr e. N. Baii.
Or. q. A. Robhib- ans ~ lei ami hs noii
u. d the family th.i Mr. 1oii~p c,u,L
not mng snryiyr. lie ps.s,d away y
short thus af,-rs AIDS.
Deceased ans bra IN S.s Yotk citv 4.
July ~, ls5. After h,s marriage he
moved 10 H"i, oke, Colo. wbsr- h. ~.
.,d-,i up'ii 10 2 sh-n b. moved Ia Dirop
'shioh OF, has since b~.n ihsir hotp~.
D-siass b,s si'e bv leaves two daughters
Mrs. Charles Moore - Holy"ks. Colo.
Mrs. W. u. Rie- 81 this city, snd . step.
daughter. N" Gr,nt Young ~ this ci'y.
A bro,he; .. q, To,,cn, Resides a, Peoria
los-. Mr.. frti.n sss member u the
C.ur' oi Homer. which body Gill have
charge u the fun.,ai.
The funeral viii be held st the house
30 Suuday afternoon at J s3J"ciock. tt~s.
idlrn,an onica,ipa. Disou. H., Es.
change.
tb. d.canaej vas for several ysAss y
resident of this couo,y sud had many
TREND. IL The cpnu', who rsnpa'his-
with The femiiy N their a,rfow.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

III. Denver daily papers did not fsil
In give the ndinR pubic all of tho
s'uk-oiog d-tsiIs VI the horr.lo ionth
- tho negro ho, Porter, aud seemingly
for ,-sr that the Eng'ish language
sou d iail " make tue picture 10 vivii
~ desired, III. newspaper art,st w~s
employed to aid % giving Tho finishing
toncb.s to the picture. No pOrsibl-
G.oi r.n fo,los this psradinx 81 sucD
-o~oss before the reading puolic bat
ou he contssr,. u cannot fall 10 r,,uit
IN much harm. The more the publis l.
famiiiarix d 9th the details OF snch
scsses, the less hoffof attaches 10 them
and the greater the Oman 'es sfs Tor such
scesss bsips Sspvatod. Considered from
thu standpoint u financial profit, th..e
sensstions, sscounts of such scenes on.
. harvest Tor the dsiiy press but the
psess has 60 iigb, 10 sbdsnssf the best
Interests of tho pubic Tor the purpose
u mstins financial gain. The daily
press 10 suppusrd 10 bes punlic educator
bu, Il would se.m that this high sud
noble york II som-, lines iost Sigh, u IN
The msd scramble Tor tile almighty
,lnlluf
The state herald., 1900-11-23

JOHN F. Shafroth, who las nov been
elected to congress from Colorado for the
four.h time, ranks among the best known
aud NJ at widely respected Of the mem.
bers Of the na,'onal house OF representa-
tives. Mentally and physically lie is u
true representative Of our great noun
tain state, possessing q robust ply sique
with an equally possriui, rugged aud
athletic mud that u,reis every occasion
which arisss with an ability and eGur-
age that at once comnaBds the mdmirA-
tion Of Il iopd and ioe alike. Mr.. Shat.
roth ranks high - = lawyer and his
opinion upon measures before congress
where hn- poin's Of Interpretation are
involved Is often soush ht by his fellow.
msm.era heiore their final accsp nnce
Or rejection of = proposed measure.
Wbeu he id,esses the housr upon any
psud,nR measure b- not only commauds
tho attention Of his colleagues but hiss
the compliment paid to him Of the pres.
epcs and attention Of those 10 tho prsss
gsllery.--Fi~ld sod Farm.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

The official count in the live oounties
OF thu 18th judicial district gives E. Z.
Armour fur dIstric' judge n majority oi
81. 4. Z. Armour carried 5s.igwick 10y =
nnjorit! Of Il, Washington l0i aud
Yums 4. j. II Painter carried Phillips
by majority OF o. and Logan by ma
iority Of 65. The total vsts 10 the dis.
trict tor james B. Oiman fusion candi.
date for governor "a. 1881 and tie total
v",e OF J. u. Painter. hsiou candidate
Tor district ju',gs. was 1853. THIS gain
Of lS2 on the vote for Roveraos wss made
10 Phillips, Logan, s-dg w,ok aud Wash.
ington counties but 10 Yum. county .
loss of the party vote vas sustained suf-
Hcient to have elected the fusion eandi.
date for judge.
The state herald., 1900-11-23
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the civic authority both
national and state have deemed 1t fit sud
sxpedient that Thursday November the
29th A. D. 1900, should hs set apart and
recognized as . day OF Tbsnkselvina
and Praise, and,
Whereas the undersigned being the
executive officer OF the incorporated
town OF Holyoke 10 the couatv Of Phil
iipa and state Of Colorado,
Therefore. I, l. Leblanc, Mayor II
sad town by v,rtus OF tue authority
vssted iu mt do hereby request ell so,d
oitisrns, merchants. mechanics and
others 10 desist from ell secular employ
msut Cd the day 50 set apart between
the hours o: sleven (ll) O'Clock =. 70. asd
two O'Clock p N. OF said day, aud that all
stores aud business houses be cl,seti
during said hours no that ell who may
desire may attend Thanksgiving service
snd that 10 may show - . cenmruity
that we are dsvoutly thankful for all
nssciss and tsyefs ssstqxsd ~ Diyils
Providence during the year last psst.
In testimony whereof hav. here
unto Get my hand and affixed the
real Of SAID Incorporated to~u
this 2lst day Of Nov. A, d. 1900.
Attest,
l.. Leblanc, Mayor
W. G. Holland, Recorder.
(EEAL)
The state herald., 1900-11-23
Some OF the Denver republicans claim

Some OF the Denver republicans claim
to have Information from Washington to
the efi.c. that President Mckinley will
on March 4th next mike comple'.
changes IN all the federal Offices in this
slate that air not under the civil ssr, ice
rules. 1hst would be rather severe
treatment for the federal otfic, ~ 10 the
state who dur,ng the pa-' fonr y-ars, m
violation Of civil service rules, have been
SO actively working Tor the party. How
ever, the. have had y seat At the pie
counter Tor four yearH and will have no
reason to complain II they are now asked
to take back seat while their hungry
brothers move up to the counter.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

The latest rspori. from Drawer
ere 10 the effect ,l.ai = contest on the
charge Of fraud ~iii thro~ T~ombly out
sud seas his oppop. nj. Tbis cno'es'
gill probably disclcs. sotns startling
proceedings In Yuma ~oup'y on The ~.
dic,al situation. One rsport 10 slr.sty
,'eIns circulated that over e,0o ~s- u.~d
10 carry obs precinct sud The vote IN
.pme of The other pi.ri,es ibdina'r" n
still greater Use oi money. The.s M N
DDS. II the charges ara tros. ~h,l. NC.
eotnplisbina the fssult in'sn'i-'i. are N
= fsW way TO 10 brought ap tot rvr~
IN the supreme court. All ia~ abiding
ci,,sens will be y al 10 have these m.t.
tsfs Investigated, aud n soodl.rs bay.
beep 81 WORK, they should receive thsif
ius, Punishment Atiop Leader
The state herald., 1900-11-23

During the past summer the following
loo afiOn notice GU a mining claim in tho
Grand Encampment. Wvow,ne, was
seen. Ave found il and We clnim Il by
the right Of founding 1t. 1t's our'n.
It's $50 feet iu every direction. except
southwest and northeast and there u 3G
feet on each sids Of this xritu'. It's cal.
Ted the Bay Hnse and We claim even the
spurs, aud we don't want nobody jump
ing on this Bay Horse--thst's whats
these trees IL around here for aud we've
got the same piece Il rope that - asd
dow 10 old Missouri "-Ex.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

Tbs burning Of the negro Porter At
the FAKE u . foul blot upon the fair
sstne u the stats Of Colorado. All will
adtnt1 that the horr,hls crime Of which
BE- ~ guilty csl'.d for the intl,ction Of
ths sAverest penalty known TO the Lawn
oe tn state but it did not justify any
numAer Of citizens Of tho htars, 10 their
dsstP for vengeance, and 10 direct viola.
ton Y Law, to inflict upon this murderer
the lnhuman punishment Of burning at
the Make. There is no excuse Tor re-.
sorfshg to lynch Law in the stats Of Colo
rsdos The pe"pls nf the state have III
thetrhands the making OF tile laws Of
theeAts and also the election Of th~ judges
that enitrcs the laws. II there is NO
iar fovidlng an adequate punishment
tne e,ch grimes a. that Of the negro
HnteSs, then the people Of the state
ae01ld demand the enactment OF such
a1ae aud ses that the courts enforce 1t.
But the ssversst punishment known to
ass n our states might have heen pro-
yt5e4 os by epE !.s makers aud yet .hss.
would not have prevented tho lynchina
rfthisboy. Those WHO took part 10 the
lynching were actuatsi '.y desire for
immediate vengeance W which they
could take nm active rir' aud exactly
the same penalty to be Inflicted under
the law would net have satisfied them
or deferred them IRON doing what they
did. We are surprised to learn that
newspapers and public speakers Of our
state have satisfied themselves with con.
demning simply the manner of the
iynchlng oi this boy thus virtually Civ.
Ing their endorsement 10 the lynch ing
provided the lyDcbers had been satisfied
with taking the life af the hoy by hang
ing or shooting. The people OF the state
cannot afford to take such position AZ
that unless they wish to encourage the
resort TO lynch law. The only sale
course Tor the people is to denounce all
vocation OF law whether done by an in.
diyidual or by the crowd.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

The Denver politiciAns never fail to
take advantage of an opportunity to
make political capital Tor their parties
or factions. Recently public meeting
was called At one Of the Denver churches
Tor the purpose Of mskipg public pro.
tes' against the horrible death by fire
inflicted upon the negro Porter, the
murderer OF Louise Frost. Judging
from the descriptions OF the meeting
given in the Denver daily papers, an out
slider would have taken it for granted
that 1t was tie np.n'ug Of III. campaign
tor the Denver spring ei.cl,ou.
The state herald., 1900-11-23
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

1n accord with the proclamation Of
the chief magistrate al our nation, the
president OF the United States and also
the governor ot the state, ask,ng that
Thanksgiving Day bs held IN an uppro.
pirate manner for Gods blessing upon
Us, Union Thank giving Service viii
be held at II A NJ Thur-dsv, Nov. %, in
the 6aptis: church. As Pastors Of tue
cits We join with the Mayor OF the city
IN requesung all places ri business to he
closed from II until g Let all cooper
ate with US IN making it truly Th.nks-
giving Day. r. N. Smith.
s. A. Parker.
The state herald., 1900-11-23
The lrI R. Hicks 1901 Almanac.

Whatever may be said OF the scientific
rnu@s upon which the Rev Iri X. Hicks
ha'es his yearly forecast uf storm and
weather, 1t IL a remarkable fact that
specific warnings of every great storm.
flood, cold wave and urontb. have been
pIsiniy printed iu his famous Aim.nao
for msny years. The latest startling
proof Of this fact WAS he destruction OF
Galveston. Texas, on the very day named
BY Prof, Hicks In his 1900 Almsnsc, -
ose Of disaster by storm niopg the gulf
coasts. The 1871 Aismansc. by far the
hpest. most complete aud beautiful yet
published. IN row ready. This remarks
bis book of near tso hundred psges.
splendidly illustrated with clarts snd
halito0o spgrsyinRs. goes as . premium
TO every subscriber who pays one dollar
year for Prof. Hicks journal, Word
AND Works. The Almanac alone 10 cent
prepaid Tor only 2jc. Order from wonD
AND Wosxs Publishing Company, 220l
Locust Sireri, 1T. Louis. No.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

There l. ~ pleasure IN lifs II you
dread going 10 the table to eat and can't
re-i Al nirhi On account of indivss'ioo.
ileby Williams. oi Boony,llr. Ind. says
bs suffered ihst ssy Tor years. I'll be
commenced the use 81 koJol Dyspepsia
Cue, aud adds. "Nnu ! ean .s, any thing
! like AMI ali | wput nnd sleep soubdly
ever, hight" kljoi D,spep.,s Cur.
all d's.s, rh,t ,ou ra'' -Cuy bfns
tFUtu
The state herald., 1900-11-23
Low RATES, WEST AND NORTH
WEaT,

Every Tuesday duriog October aud
November tb. Burlington Route will
sell tickets ut the following remarkable
lns rates.
Ogden. Salt Lake CITY. Butte, Helena.
anJ AnacoBds. ob. way ca. Round
trip, sio. Return limit. 10 days.
Spokane. Tacoma. Seattle. Portland.
V,ciofis ana Vancouver. Quo way. s2s
Round trip, s,5. Return limit, ~ days
Tickets aud ,sform.'ion st all ticket
oillrss.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

You cent .frofd to INK your lie by
allowing = cough "r cold To develop i,
a. pB' unoni. ~ cop.u,epi,on. Oar
Minute Cough Cure vii cnm thfoa, snd
lung troubles quicker than any o,hsi
preparation kuowp. Many doctors use
1t No = sp-c,tio Tor grippe. Il 10 an In,
iallabie remedy for group. Children iik.
!, aud mothers spdofns H.. City Drug
p'avr.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

The laws oi health require that the
bo~sl- move snce each day anu one Of
tho peun!iies tor yiolstin. this law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking u dc,s Of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets wn@n ncc,sssry aud
you will ueyer have thst severe puni.h
mep, Inflicted upon you. Price, % cents.
For sals by Il. X. Nobls'.
What most people want " something
mild and gentle, when IN need OF phys
10 Chnmbcrinin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets till the bill ioa dot. They are
easy To take and pleaaan, 10 effect. for
sale by T.. X. Noblsi.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

"rhiouRh the months ~ June and
Jul, oLr baby WIS tc.'hing aud took n
running on ~ the bowels and sickn~s4
of the sio,nach," sa! o. p. N. Holiday.
of Drminf. Ind. .iiis bowels sould
move from five to eight times . day. ]
had u hoiii- % Chambrrinin's colic.
Cholera and Dih,ihoea Remedy In tho
house aud gave him iou' drops IN n ten.
spoonful OF water aud lie got better at
once" Sold by +. X. Nobls'.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

Tsuss LrA,s A. totLows
No. ~ Aeon DAILY esoept SUNDAY
for L,Bcoin. Omaha. Chicago and all points
-.st aud ~.~i 80, a. ~. Central Time.
No. 10 Aeon daiiJ steept Sunday. ChsJauns
wJo.. Denver. Colo. and ip,stm-ji,,e .'siions
go y. ~. Mountain Time.
Al -.st bound accommodation 'fAius connect
9th fir.' class pj.aens-r train q, cufii. Tor
eli points east and we.'.
si.-p,ns, dinins aud feeiin,na chair ears ts.ais
hs.l or htopsh ,'~ins. ricts'. solj nnj bss-
sss chicken Ia an, point In tho United biais.
or canada.
fof information. time ,abi,-. MAPS aud ,iess,
call ~ at .d,s Il. &. u. iaui AH.n, iioi.
Jots. Colo, ofJ raneis. O.n1 rus.'r 50, u
maha. ssb
The state herald., 1900-11-23

II you have ever sssn y child 10 the
agony II Group yoa can realize no. graf.
iui mothsrs are for One Minute Cough
Cure which gives relief - soon - Il 10
administered. II quickly cures coughs.
colds and throat aud lung troubles
CITY Drug Stors.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

Mr.. I.sog'ord of Holyoks has recently
purchased the Bloom quarter d laud n.
bout miles southeast Of Hsxtan aud
has removed his cattle from the ranch
near Fleming to this land. There |.
good open ws.sr IN this land andit 10 u
very desirable osttls ranch piopsuy.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

MIS-. g. II. hosss aud children went
tn Dison. H., 10 attend the funeral oi
her father 4. u. Tot,en. Mr.. Moore
infosus us that 90 the way they
had esrrow sscaps 10 = train wreck.
TIE passenger train rsn into . freight
overturn,ng the mall and bassss-
cars snd bsd u not been for brsk man
uocouplins the cars. The p-.sene.r cars
would have sonc into the river.
The state herald., 1900-11-23

Many people worry because they he.
lieye they have heart disease. The
chsnc-s are that their hearts are all right
bnt their stomschs are unable to digest
food. kodoi Dyspepsia Curo dig. sts
what you eat and prevents the irrma-
ton OF gas which makes the s,omacl,
prean a. sinsi the heart. II Will cure
every form OF indigrs.ion.--Ci' Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1900-11-23
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A rich lady. cured OF her deafness .Di
noise IN u. hs.d by Dr. NIoboi.ona
Ar,iiirai Ear Drnu.. s.v. si''.0 o ~ his
Institute, 80 tna' deaf people unable to
procure ihr Ear Drums may bay. them
free. Address No. ris The Nicholson
to.,itu,s. Tso Eighth Avenue. New YORK..