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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
She olero Oeliperer.
E,EsaR. OF PARENTAL FURY

Spring is clad in garments sweet
All her arm is bare.
Golden shoes are on her feet!
Fireflies in her hair.
Comes she lightly walking by,
With cheeks of white ana punk,
Half smile and half sigh
Is on her lips, think.
Half a sign and half a smile
A tear for April rain
That in a joyful after-while
Will daisy DER the plain
A laugh for summer song and sun
For bud-hung May and June,
Sigh and tear are just begun;
Laughter follows soon!
Spring, Breathe your breath on her,
Now that SHOWS are sped.
Her heart than all is tenderer.
Her little lips are red!
Winter chilled her love with frest
While i was lying warm,
Go and fetch my dear that's lost
'Do''e' = New York Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
Signs Spring.

The snow has left the open field a month
or more age,
I'VE found the yellow cowslip where the
meadow brook runs slow,
And all along the intervale the blushine
snowdrop twines;
The crows are shy and stlent-they' re nest
ing in the pines
But winter'Il maybe come again: you're
never sure twill not
Till you hear the cuckoo calling in the .
pasture lot.
RI
Cuckoo, cuckoo. softly --er,srig you,
Down behind the pasture bars
All the warm day through.
Cuckoo. cuckoo shy and sleek of wing.
He's the Iow-voiced harbinSer
That makes US sure of spring.
No use to look for orioles, they haven't
come as yet,
Although I've heard liunet and the quail
has criad More wet"
Good Uncle Zenas TompkLns has been out
and planted pease-
He doesn't think tn hurt EN- if we have
another freeze;
But don't you put in corn or beans Qor Ii
you do they'll ro0
Till you hear the cuckoo calling in the
pasture lot
way over in the scrub-oaks you can hear
the partridge drum.
The girls are playing hop-scotch and the
boys say tops have come.
Miss Abigail is making soap-thats' pref
p nearly sure
That pleasant weathers right at hand and
likely to endure.
We're only lacking one more sisn-and
bark. tits on the spot!
Don't you hear the cuckoo calling in the
pasture lot?
Cuckoo, cuckoo" softly calling you,
Down behind the pasture bars
All the warm day through.
Cuckoo. cuckoo shy and sleek OF wing.
He's the low-voiced harbiuSer
That makes US sure Of spring,
-Harper-s Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
% tic .9.tost Q,
an 6nsler faf

|. o. you dim snadoWy dream, once DeauslT=
full!
You echo from the PASSING. century !, :.
When you were the one 1sight lnane 2eAo
joy, the hope .,,,,,,,i7,
That springtime brought to Won 49,
When we talked about you, 60
fCoaxed. cried, pleaded, yes-Wn -
Through dreary Lenten days ,,,,nt
That with the Easter dawn you nie'AA
perch proudly, ,,-o,,,s
i ike to a coronet, upon our several proW 5,
AS into church we stalked, conscious y
The years awakening? The dawn within
our souls? ..,.,,,e,
The fragrant clustering bloom OF sprins
about the chancel?
No-not bit! We thought OF you-oi
The The Easter Hat-a thing of lace and
straw;
Perchance a birdlet-stuffed; that mlsnt
have voiced its praise
on woodland bough now skewered 10 our
All, Easter Hat-now it's your turn at
being dead:
You poor old ghost-that once we thoushI
Too sweet for anything! Now traaition
Numbered back in other times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
costs sun a lot. said she, nuaging a lit

costs s,IcL1 a lot" said she, nudgng lit
tie in a perfectly impersonal way.
1t is very seldom that a girls hat has
delicate aaor; she MAJ nave perfumery
suggestion about the hair, but it does not
often get through the hat, and not one
girl in 4 hundred thinks TO perfume her
feathers. But this girl was up to such
tricks. and the man was properly i'm.
pressed He dipped his book so she
could see comfortably and marked in the
price of this last lot. He didn't pay much
attention TO the next two lots. because ne
was bent on keeping the right slant on
his book Then of sudden his interest
was whipped to point Farmers
Amcricanisms'' were up. and the auc-
tioncer was giving them a great sendoff.
Good ssraciousl that's it," said the girl.
Father wants it. / am sure 1t was
Farmers. on dear" She started it at s.
q volume. and he ground his teeth. II
thought 1t was Lot ] .103,'' she Easped be-
tween, bids, why didn't you tell me- OF
course he lay by, as a good buyer always
does. till the bids should halt, but the
girl in red didn't let them halt. At 50
volume she quavcred. Shall / so it
again2'' she begged to know Of him, and
he advised her not TO. That was mean.
Just as he was going TO cut in the other
man got them. .'0h, do let lne see the
catalogue a minute she walled, and he
passed 1t over.
why, that wasn't what / wanted at
an She sursled. at was Farmers 9th
er book Wasn't 1t luck didn't get that!
There is another Farmer isn't there?"
You ran IT up good and steep for the
other bidder ne remarked grimly, wish
ing he could wiring her neck. Never start
above 81 if you can help it, and then hold
back TIL the bids halt" He wouldn't have
told her all that only he was afraid of
a ruinous run against her when his book
came along. She smiled at him and he
didn't want TO wiring her neck.
Yes. notice how this is going he said
''Se how fast the bids come; those are
the folks who run a thing up. The real
buyer is probably standing back, or else
some one.wll drop in for a bargain. Ten.
ten, now some one can. get it for prob
ably twelve or fifteen. There! Here that
rev voice? Eleven; now one of the
other bidders sticks to it at twelve.
There! Hear that new voice? Thirteen,
and he gets it; that's what you ought to
do"
How lovely said she smiling at him
again. '.NNhat was it?"
1t was the book she really wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
How Georgia Disposed of His Relatives


Just ahead OF me in the train the other
morning sat two men who We're telling the
stories that are never old, about the bright
sayings of their children. One of them,
however, had a brand-new one about his
four-year-old George. This youngster
had been safely tucked in bed after a day
of the most fatiguing play. He yawned
while being undressed and was all but
asleep by the time that he found himself
between the sheets. His mother none the
less insisted upon his repeating the pray
er of childhood. He started sleepily, re-
quirng prompting at the beginning Of
every line. Drowsiness had nearly won
the mastery by the time that he had obed-
iently got as far as take my soul.
God bless prompted his mother.
George has long list of relatives.
There was a flutter of his sleep-laden lids
as he Jumped them all together:
God bless the whole shooting-tnatch.'
And he was asleep at last-Boston
Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
1t the Nla11ng
o. tie gear:

,,- Easter bells nor bloom they knew
The coifed maids austere! ,i-
Ye, white for them love-iliies Die"
AT. the waking o. the year. r.
In rvtr,m,c t,me TO chant and chime
The sillsen maids so dear
Full SOFTLY go through lily-blo#
AT the waking o. the year.
And sun IN time TO cnant and chime
An, soft. All, silvcr-clear!
And sweet and low!--loVe-iilies Do"
AT the waking O the year.
Ieslie's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
When women had two hats a year-and
you the One!

you the One!
Msthinks I see you on this yesterday
Scurrying from basement-doors as though
you felt the change
The Knockout blow that Time has dealt
NO more You set like to diadem on regal
head,
But cast aslant the ebon brow Of her we
know
Who juggles with the Kitchen range ana
passes merry jest
With him who brings the ice, the milk,
and exc the rolls.
All, Easter Hat-no eyes so dIm-but 1t
can view your climax!
Not again the Bard of Spring will sing
you. and no more
The funny man will write
OF how you make mems pocket-books
grow fiat,
AS though they had been stepped on.
For you the vault, the shelf, cold storage,
1verythnS-that means oblivion!
For She-this Easter Girl-the Goddess
of To-day,
The latest greatest girl of all, has hats
to confagrate,
And all days look alike to her. With
every gown
She buys another hat each week or SO!
and papa's heart is reached with gentle
touch
That he may well fear cardiac failure!
The modern maid dissects the Easter
morning from her nat.
And lets her soul soar skyward In maze
of springtime melody
That makes the very angels envious OF
so much sweetness.
Fare you we'll Old Ghost. Get back
into the dream Of other days
Long gone, when the girls didn't seem
to know
That there were others where you came
from.
Reverse yourself-into the mist, the twi-
light
or those vanished years, and stay there,
Ghost
BY! BY!
kate Masterson. in New. York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
First Glass in Optics.

..In looking out of doors, do You notice
how bright is the green of the, grass
and the leaves?'' asked an elderly gem
tleman of a little girl, whose home he
was visiting.
Yes, SIR
..W1hy does it appear so much brighter
at this tin en- he next asked, looking
down upon the bright, sweet face with
tender interest.
BECAUSE ma has cleaned the window,
and you can see out better" She said
Stray Stories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
Paradoxical.

"Mr. Upham,-' said one of the young
women, "our club is going to give
measuring social this week and we want
you to come
"a measuring social?'' he asked. What
is that?''
.'you pay Is cents for every foot of
your height and 10 cents for each extra
inch"
Il wish could go and oblige you,
said Mr. Upham (wilo measured six feet
three, but I am a little too long and
great deal too ort.'-Chicaso Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22

Don't wear tight shoes, or you will
never dance gracefully.
Don't show off, but let your demeanor
be quiet and ladylke.
Don't leave all the work to your part
ner Adapt your style to his.
Don't get a reputation for sitting
OUT dances. You will be put down as a
fiirt.
Don't cr1ticise other peoples style of
dancing when you are likely to be
heard, land take care TO whom you
make such remarks, or you will be Ger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
Worries of Writers.
Maud is awfully troubled"

''Maud IS aWful1y trouoled.
whats the natter"
.tShe has solo story about beautiful
poor girl who made her own shirt waists
and married rich; and she's scared to
death for fear shirt waists will go out
of style before it is published. Detroit
Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
Old Focy Fashion.

Daughter, your hair looks tangled;
can't you brush it a little?"
Brush it! Pa, you're SO old-fasfioned;
if 1 ever brushed my hair it would spoil
my artistic appearance entirely. Indian
apo1is Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
n 10 offend some ones sister

tain to offend some ones sister or
brother.
Don't hum the air the musicians are
playing. 1t is bad form.
Don't sway to and fro before begin
ming the first steps of waltz while the
first bars of music are being sounded.
Begin decisively at once.
Don't dance after you begin to feel
giddy. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22

Have you all kinds OF dictionaries"
asked the Professor.
4 think so.'' answered the man in the
bookstore.
.'Have you dictionary of modern
game-language?"
mo; 1 can't say I have"
.:Well, I've got to have one. know
geology and astronomy and lot Of
things, but 1 can't get into CONVERSE
ton any more without disSracing myself.
Why, bless your heart, my boy, I'm that
ignorant 1 can't tell when I ought to
talk about finessing golf-ball or address,
ing the Queen.'-Wa shington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22

SIS your new book proving a great sue
cess?' she asked for the purpose of CIV
ing the author to understand that she
took a friendly interest in him
ION, it's doing fairly well, ne answered
"blt it has not enjoyed what you might
call a BOOM No public library has put
it on the Black list Chicago Times
Herald.i tp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
A Query.

Come, GOMEZ" cried the philosophic
mamma dog, who had just chastised one
of her puppies. Can you mend matters
by whining in that fashion,"
The puppy continued to whine.
'.If not resumed the mother dog,
whine t?''-Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
The Cause.

"Pa, what made Love bifnd?'
ooh. some woman pulled the wool over
his eyes, L guess.''-Chicago Times-Her-
aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
ID he is entering into the

szbly corrscf, end he IS entering into the
Nprk w1th heart and soul.
F.or taldes to which book lovers are to
SIT down, one dnds little volumes most
daintly bound in calf or morocco, which
when opened disclose Of course, moth
ing In the line OF literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22

softleigh-You dwell in me-aw:-mlno
all the--aw-time, doncher know.
Miss Cutting-Well. you'll have TO
change your mind or I'll move. i never
did fancy living in a flat.-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22

$50 you have denied yourself shopping
all through Lent; how will you be ready
for Eastern"
.Oh you know Margie hates shopping.
so her penance has been to do it for us
both.'-Brooklyn Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
a Sad ImpedIment.
lnGuage

Eanker-Wnatt a fine flow of language
Miss Glibleigh has.
Hanker-Fine flow of language! Absurd!
7 think she is troubled with decided i'm
pediment in her speech.
neutrality-suspicious. in her speech?
Hanker-Certainly. 1 have been trying
for the last six months to get her to say
yes and she fails on it every time
Boston Courier.
care you Son of the American Revo-
1ution?"
mo: I'm son-in-law.''
'How's tflat?'
.'Oh, one of the Daughters of the Arner1-
can Revolution sweeped down on me and
married me. ''-Indianapois Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22
REMOVE OUR LEGATION.

New York, Sept. 10. - A special to
the Tribune from Washington says
that unless Minister Conger. In reply
TO questions sent by cable TO him near
ly a week ago by direction of the presl-
dent, gives better reasons than are
now conceived here for his continC-
ance at Picking he will be instructed to
remove the American legation without
delay to Shanghai, General Chafree's
troops will escort the minister and le-
cation to Taku and Admiral Remey
will take them on the Brooklyn to The
Chinese metropolis, making that port
the meeting place for his fleet. The
main American military force Will
probably not remain on Chinese terri
tory after October l, and It's withdraw
al from Picking may be a matter OF
less than ten days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22
v. G. Irwin & 60.
Limited
Limited

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Co., Of San
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, q
Philadelphia, Penn, U. s. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. National
Cane Shredder). New York, U. s. A.
N. Ohlandt & Co.'S Chemical Fertili-
GERS.
Alex Cross & Sons, high grade Fer.
tilizers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Parafiine Paint Co.'S p. & B. Paints
and Papers; Lucol and Linseel
Oils, raw and boiled.
lndurine Ia cold-water paint, =
white and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Line
and Bricks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22
PER s. s. AUSTRALIA.

Just landed full line OF grapes, ap-
piles, oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage,
caullfiower, cranberries, burbank and
red potatoes, Iates, salmon, founders,
halibut, crabs, Eastern and California
oysters lin tin aud she'll turkeys,
chickens, ducks, quai, A all line OF
canned goods. CAMARINoS' REFRI-
CREATOR.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure. T.. W. Groves signature
is on each box. rs cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22
ALEXANDER { BALDWIN,LA
OFFICERS,

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Olaa Sugar Co.
Haiku Sugar Co.
Paia Plantation Company.
Nahiku Sugar Company.
kihei Plantation Co.
Hau allan Sugar Co.
kahului Railroad Company.
-AND--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22

The California and Oriental s. s, c.,
The state herald., 1900-05-04
AN APRON WORTH 10000.

There hss recently c0ms 70 light an
apron--probably the most exquisite sx.
ample OF nssdlswork sxtsut-thst busted
the hnssrs si the hsplsss Mary, Queen
Of Scots, durng her long imprisonnsnt.
spd served 10 divert her mind from her
impending doom a. the block. The fsi.
len soversign-all hops gene centred
her interest upon 1t during the lsttsr
part Of her long confinement. and Gre.
atsd the mssterpisos Of nssdlsvork.
Just before her execution she secrstsd
her pnIsd sprsp under the lining sf oss
Of her robss which kept her treasure safe
until recently the garment was ripsd ..
part. It's history has since been fully
suthspticstsd through isttsn written
by the starred Queen 10 . friendly
AMBASSADOR At Paris who smuggled the
the materials out OF which Il vas
wrought into her dungon. BY strange
chance the apron came into the the poe.
session Of % American, whs has refused
10000 for II, aad has dscli.sd 5000 for
the privilege Of unrsvslinR . single
stitch TO learn its secret. which Ia mys.
tsry 70 oil the sEpsrtA Its owner hss
eenssatsd, hsvsvss, 10 its reproduction
ln large sire In the Juss Lsdiss Home
Journal.
The state herald., 1900-05-04
All kinds Of Patterns at Sbsmps.
HoLYoKE SUMMER SCHOOL.

HoLYCKE SUMMER SCHOOL.
To teachers ssd those Interested in
higher education; I intend to opsl Z
summer schsel in Holyoks Nay IA and
desire 10 solicit your interest in It.
Tho object Of this school will bs two
fold. First 10 offer sbsrt normal ssd
training course to young teachers and
those who ere preparing themselves ieI
better positions. Second to offer q
thorough review together with vhs,
advance work any eighth grade pupils
may need To dt them for graduation
from the coma,en schools and for I'D
mission to high school.
We have planned two courses, q teach
srs' and an eighth grade course.
The teachers course will embrace Z
thorough review for . tsAchsr's cer'iH
cate. The eighth grade course will IN
cluds all Of the regular eighth grade
studies.
Special Glasses viii b organized when
desired by five or more members Of the
school. The term vill last sight weeks
Students may enter st any time. Fol
terms aud further particulars addrss,
tho Principal. o.E. JACKSON.
The state herald., 1900-05-04
EXTENDED 80 DAYS,
To the people ofsur-
rounding counties.

The time has been extended 80 dayson the
Stock Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots and
Shoes ETC., of the Big Store Of E.. z. Mason.
The mortgagee's are willing to let it run little
longer. The cost of freight to move this big
stock would be considerable, and they
want us to sell out all of this stock here So
they have decided to cut down on everything
without regard to cost for the next 80 days.
They tell us they positively will move what is
left to the business place of Trustees and Di-
vision made to satisfy balance due.
Do you want cash bargains? Credit at any time is to
costly even on long time. We give you bargains while
theylast This will prevent interest being added to your
accounts know certain people have been charging on
many book These fact which can be shown
Here few bargains while they last Good working
shoes $IIo Muslins from VIC &c; Ginghams SC to 7c
Percaes &c. Cacoes &C &C. Hats while they last at
so cents to $Ioo Ladies fine shoes $roo to s225 Horse
shoe plug 45c per pound all other obaccos oc to 4sc Ask
for prices goods quote prices lower than any
place. We must sell. We need your money. You need
the goods Come and sec if we mean business
BY order of the Mortgagees.
The state herald., 1900-05-04
BEACHvILLE.

Appusl school meeting merit Mssdsy
Msy7.
Bsaehvills has . school population oi
over 6fiy.
y. Sprs&us 70 preparing 70 build M
sddition 70 his house st oncs.
Lee Asfsr Of Cbsss Go. Nsb. visited .,
.. spragus's last Thursday.
Msssrs Alvs and Emmett Trsse made
trip to the Platte River last Friday.
The Bssehvilis Sunday schsoi will
bold the Annual sleotioa Of officers rex,
Sunday Nay Q.
A. b. Clark and son Hsrpey made =
trip 70 Jnissburs Msnday. They pur.
chased nfty head Of cattle for their
ranch.
There IL almost upsninous protest
sgsiust the raising Of the assessment
valuation Of the sandy land In this 10
csiity.
Owing 10 threatening vsatssr the s'.
tendance o. the church service NJ the
1regs school houss was rather small.
Rev. Parker has conseuted 10 All ap
pointmsnt for Tuesday svsnening May
10. Al sts invited
Old Misery.
The state herald., 1900-05-04
NEWS OF TIE RAILWAYS.
Rock Island Asssuncss Special Ex
curs,ou Rates.

Hoc1 Isisnu AeneuuesS spsciAi Ell
curs,ou Rsiss.
The Reef Islands proposition for
cheap rate excursions to and from Colo
rsdo during this summer hss been nsgs
hvsa Oy the Western Passenger Asssoi
stion. II oonssquspos nstios wss served
yesterday on Chairman Mcleod by Gen
essl Passenger Agent Sebastian, that tks
Issck leland vill take independent sci
ios and put In eject rate Of ono fare
plus e2oe Tor the round trip from Chi.
ago and oil intermediate points sss, oI
the Missouri River 10 Denver, Colsrade
springs. Pueblo, sslt lake City and
Ogden. Tickets st this rate will be sold
Oh June %. July and II II and Angus,
I. From Missouri River points tho ssms
rs,s vili bs msd. on the days following
these dstss. Tickets 81 this rat. also
will 10 cold from Missouri River gs,.
ways, Kansas City 10 Omaha. inclusive,
on July I. = aud Q. -Four special s,our
sions will be run by tho iock Island
from Colorado common points 60 Chi.
csgo and intermediate stations on June
-, July y and 20 and August I. Theee
exeufsion tickets, both ess, aud west
bound, will be limited iof return pas.sr.
TO October ~, The Rock Island All
noupc.s i's intention OF placing In setv
loo special trains TOT these excursions,
leaving Chicago at 7. N. and making
the run TO Colorado With only on. nigh,
On N. road. Chicago 1'riimn.
The state herald., 1900-05-04

The high water on the Platte rivsr
caused by the rscsnt heavy rains has
done considsrable damage. The U. p.
bridge near Harding has been washed
out. Wednesday morning about 60 feet
Of an irrigation nums attached 10 the
wagon bridge At Sterling washed down
and struck the d. 4 NJ. bridge carrying
away 10 pilipg. The train going vest
had passed over tho bridge about two
hours before the piling went out. The
B. 4 N. will trsosfsr across the river
till the bridge oan b repaired. The
water IN the river 10 falling and there
will probably b. 10 further trouble.
The state herald., 1900-05-04

Duriss recent visstss Dur sssssbos.
ing town Of Sterling We noticed that II
has Tor tho past year been enjoying
quito rapid growth both in business
and 10 building. A large number Of
business houses and dweiliugs have bsen
built during that time ard the newly
erected business houses are occupied by
large and veil sslsctsd s,ocks Of msr.
chsndiss that indicate marked growth
IN the business Of the town. Tho build.
ing Of the Alliance Brush line Of road
BY the B. 1 ". Co. has no doubt done
much toward bringing about this i'm.
proved condition and will do much more
in building up the town.
The state herald., 1900-05-04
q AS,savsssang Answer.

u Astsssd late NJ. Blaekmons drug
store oss svsaiss," says Wesley Nelson,
u hssiltss, 0s. "ssd he ssked no 10
w Chsmbsrlsius Psh Balh for rheu.
AssIsa viii which I have suffered Tor .
has tiuss. I tsid hin had no faith IN
ssy msdibins - s6Sy oil failed He said
We'll II ctAim bsrisins Pain Balm doss
not help you. you nbsd not psy for a.
took . bo.tls Of u he,ns and used II 40
eordins 10 dirsctsons and IN one week I
was cured, end hsvs not sisoe been
srssblsd 9th sbsumssism." Sold be =.
Z. Seeiet,
The state herald., 1900-05-04
NOTICE.

The ss1t joint sssocistion Of the
iesohefs OF Phillips and Ssdsvlok cous-
ties Will b held In Jalssburs, Celo..
May u, 1900. Let ~ many tsschsrs a.
can. attend. The State supsrntsndsnt
hes pfsnissd u b with Us aud deliver
. lecture. desire the nsmss Of oil The
teachers vho intend going over sad slss
the ssmes Of those vhe need . convey.
ssos - soon - possible.
y. II. johnson.