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The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
Garlic items OF in,ores,

yrem .ho carrizo wcekIy Minsr,l
Carrizo now has all her postoifiae
paraphaualia and the camp is happy.
John Maurer is now our regular
stage driver und gets over the road
IN good tune.
Pike and Friend succeeded in gel
ting dp attzss;;;;t twelve tons Of ice this
week. aud had to stop a. that uatil
another freeze.
The Las Animas stage must have
lost itself in the snow drift last week,
As Il failed TO get in, aud has not
made its appearance 50 far this week.
Erwin Everett and Ben Darling
came 10 from Lamar Wednesday ey
ening with loads Of supplies Tor the
camp They report the roads quite
heavy.
The contractors broke ground yes
,arday preparatory to bnilding A. j.
Hsrkcr's residence on south Center
street 1t Will contain FIVE rooms aud
be finished in FIRST class style.
Miss Palmer, OF Kentou, Oklahoma,
has been engaged 10 teach four
noaths school here. and will com
mencs school on Mooday next. She
comes highly recommended. Tine
school will be held az Mrs. Riggs Fnr
the present.
The siic has been selected for the
school hnase in the north patt Of
tovn. Preparations are now under
way TO build $500 school honse.
This Is somrthing we are all inter
s,ted in and each one should Dc
their part ia seeing that il Is built at
once.
y. Il. Bradley me, with quito a
pdiaful accident the tirst pt the week
lie was i,,,iling sates ia bucket
vi,h the liz on and upon removing
tho I'D the NOS wSter and steam
struck hlin in the face and scalded
him quite severely, though fortunate
" ii1 not strike his ewes
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
A Point IN carving rnquettq.

The adept carver will not ask the
Euast OF honor which is his or her
fayoritc piece. We will give the one
we would honor the cut OF hsh next
the tail. that nearest the head being
next choice. the emperor's muscle and
oyster OF the turkey. with a bit Of
brown fat added as tribute to palate
discrimination; the tenderloln OF steak,
tho hook of the leg. the tenderiuin
with kidney Of the saddle with some
brown fatl: the loin OF the hare or
squirrel. the rib OF the sucking pig.
Other guests win express their pref
.erence promptly when asked. that none
may be kept waiting ELLA Morris
Kretsehmar, in the January Woman's
Home Companion-
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
q j. GARvIN. Agent.
AUGUSr FLOWER.

y ls surprising fact says Prof.
laion, that ~ my travels IN all parts
hs World, Tor the lasttea years, ihave
more peot,5e having used Green's
gust Flower than any other remedy,
!; sI'spsia- derauged iirerand stomach
Il lor constipation. tiud for tourists
salesman, or for persons filling office
,p9, where headaches and general
ceilings fIom irregular habits exists.
4 G'een's August Flower il q grand
ssdy' 1t dpes not injGTc the system
4Aent Use, and is excellent for sour
,tchs and Indigestion Sample bot
i;s Ires at |. II Myers.
Vi "a by dealers ia all llei@ilizsd eountris
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
NOTICE eoR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LAND OFficE LAMAR, CoLo.
Jan. 2B. 1900,

U. S. LAND OFfIcE LAa4R, eoLo.l
Jan. 2b, 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has tiled notice of his inftfi-
ton TO maze tinal proof ia support of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made hofore the RI r
ister pnd Receiver at Lamar. Colo, on Thurs
day. March Is, 1900 viz; Albert Rampenthall,
u. Z. No So. for tile SEA Sec la Twp q
s., Rng. ~ W, 9Th p. ~. ia Colorado.
He name. the Following Yyituessa. Il, tr0ye his
continuous residence upon and enltivati ion Of,
said land. viz Gus Boyher. William o. Fletcher,
nf Lamar, Colo.
Isi-In7 ". A. AIERRILr., Register.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.. 5. LASp orr1cr. LAMAr. ID.

US. LAxD oFy1cIs. LsMAr, CoLo.
Feby, 15. IsCu. :
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of bis iuteu-
tian TO make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will he made before the Reg
istcr and Recsiyer at Lamar, Colo, ON Thursday.
March y. 100 viz; William l. Brumleld. ii, U.
No 1it5. for the "a Sk,h and II SEA sec. 10.
Twp. - 5. Rlg. q W. 9Th 7. NJ. in Colorado
lie uauutr the following witnesses 10 ltuye hi<
continuous Tcsidenes upon and cultivation of.
aid land, via; Thomas NJ. Philiipe and John 4.
Farmer, Of Granada. Colo. GeOrge ID. Merrill
ANT Frank Tate, of Lamar. Cole.
izi-ri2s W A. MKRRiLL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
A unloue cnlcnsinr.
Secy, pro tenn

New edition Of the Aztec calendar
Pnaary to June, 1905. now on sale
ihe A t. & s. r. Ry ticket Office.
Satains . separate reproductions in
ploF tSxll inehesl Of Bnrbsnks Pu-
I 10 Indian portraits, The seasons
sensation. Also engraved cover
presenting ancient Aztec calendar
0ne handsome aud unique souye
Il Edition limited; order early.
pee pc.
q. j. GARyIN. Aren't.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF = NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
I,AMAR Con ~ Eehv 70 1000

Lamar. CoIo.. Feby. II. 1900
NOTICE is hereby riye. that Stephen y Cam
~ Geld. assignee OF Perry T. Kirk, OF Prpwers
County, Colorado. has .aled notice % intention
TO make proof on his dusert-land claim No. "a
tor tho Els SEX of Section No. g.. Town
ship No. 2 s.. Rnnse No I2 ". 9Th z. N. in Colo
RADIO before tho Register and Receiver at Lamar.
Colo. on Saturday, the 2Eth day Of March. 1900.
He names the following witnesses To prove
tie complete irrigation and reclamation Of snid
lann; w. W. Reynolds. Frsuk Mc(irath, w. T..
Vincent and j. l, Banks, all OF Holly, Colo.
fiI-in2 w. 4. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
Published on
Thursday.

For over fifty-eight
years a National Fam
lily Paper for farmers
and villagers, whose
readers have repre-
The Lamar register., 1900-02-28
FOR sale.

One first class water right in Fort
Lyon Canal, easy terms.
G. B. THoMAS.
Alaska forum., 1900-11-22

court lu lrl>icc baNer ulN not show that ny attorney agr3eli to have Allen wo.k k tl1 claim. Iii fact I expressly toj.i nly attorney, Judge C!aNpooj, to make no co1npro .,le~: s.Il w.llo i wanted tn1 claim worked iji llUt want ail Interested liti- gant to GO f.
 Local Ie:,l,eratnrc.
 The weather report fp1- i1e week eI'dilg NoV.@2 as au)cuitteu j,v Met
Alaska forum., 1900-11-22
24 l. lL. r.
M ,re Dc> e.o,,ments in the Famous Ca
 v: at Li, ,astS say Ahuu;..!*


 Pagers ~ .; 90 t: ,i2.
 Attorney Green, for his client MrsJMyzrs, dlspl.cii>d >d legal pa } ~rs t. the court at Eagle, oi tre las; mail, which, Ii they have the eittCt d-3;red ly tile alto, n~y, vii! change t,l.: Whole d. o4~t Or; the face Ot tie 6 pr C. ..rnereI litigation lor the E ,s53s,!on Of the uuc.l sought tvI q !d famous Claim q Little NinOvK Jr. Ine Cour; i5 as <ei to remove ;c trustee and to appoint a rec~l> e with t}lu power to WOrN the Cl4]n1 u> n: t1:u,@s be:t, expressly stating tat Ir4stee Baker i> not objected | ', as j, ,.puintee. The attention Of t,:- court is called to q decision of the |. ;. Circuit Court ot Appeals of $ il Francisco, last September, Iii e3arI to a case which i5 considered similar i'll ClrCuIl.tanCe> 1t was supposed the matter had been ad justed pending the arrival of the Court next May and 1t will be some tjsle i'll February bat 1e 1t will De lOWn h re what aCtlO 1, taken Fl tne matter.
 Tt;itv and file working on the upper e ot 2t te Iot nlentlo:itd Fl t1e 1>a :)t!,.
 Al Alien, who Is working the Claim ln question by decision of tile court, was seen and said: 1 was present in Circle when the present l iln was deCi jed upon and believe the court knew What 1t was doing. All the other !ltlgants appear to be working against me now as hereto tote but l have done what l deem right, am working the claim as if 1t were mine and l will put oil more men soon. When the trial Is over the one who wins will have the re- suit of my work. Judge Post, my attorney, is Il Washington to return by the first boat iii the spring.
 J. Nelson $ seen aud said tie af4i- dav't l made i'll refer1nce to 2t l. Ill., y. lat the go < coa SC and anyone, so sro+ ed, could pick p75 per cent of the gold taken, and any other statement I made therein, which was sent to Eagle ] a1n willing and intend to stand by. Fur ther, that the order selt down by the
Alaska forum., 1900-11-22
Nail Arrived.
The f|;r+! in '.'Wo ysnnt:.>- 50 New Eto'n +,"G Citizens Sundrr
 {s:.a.e l'.s.- Ar.. At,


 W:.~.e I:s.v Ars, At.
 The long looked for mail arrived last Monday, and the citizens ex- pected news Of cur commissioner and deputy marshall; but alas no. The situation lS grave, and iii the o].inon of prominent attorneys, one t"at will cau>e endless litigati, il and expense to future clai1n owners.
 According to tue act ot Congress, ] Jdne,o last; it provided that the re- cords ot the various creeks in the district to be outlined ana boutlu- td by i court bc turned over lo a commissioner, appointed for tie district, by the court, within six months. This would mean on or be5Nre DeC.6 ot this year: now tl'e' question arises, in the abserce of the commissioner, will any records made atter Uec.6, be lega1?
 The court nlay hold that they'are, but 1t surely means litigation, and litigation costs 1noney. This con- dltIon IS unjust and any blame CT od1um, attaching to any litigation i'll the future, arising thereiro1n lies with the appolntlve power and no other
 Another phase: While Rampant lS an orderly and law V-abiding camp, still conditions liable to cause trouble and bl0odshed, are liable to appear at any time, and III the event Ot such, we are totally without legal authority or 1ed1ees.
 The only remedy for tEis is some form of civil government for the es- pecial purpose of protection to life and property, and for the organize tloll ot committee whose acts tie community will stand by. This can be done without expense and taxes i'll any form would not be necessary.
 Carrier Currier arrived from 1>s,l- ana Saturday. He reports h1.r>l trip going down, heavy rain at Bear creek, taking 7 hours to n3al-e six miles and 5 days to arrive at Tanana.
Alaska forum., 1900-11-22

"V' NNV 'l'iI hGl "t4ll dl liIlcTtotcU l1ll- Gant to Go f.
 Local ;tnpe"aturc.
 The weather rtp port fr1- i:e week eNding Nov.12 as submitted y Met eoroioglcal Observer I<ieh4o:
 .Uu.riWnM Nu7.fD ....I7
 .Niu1Mnm .No7.2< ..... -/}
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 Reports received: from ,Jle meeting held Tuesday on 9 Lltclc M4noo!< are: ';!~ creek will hc governed ;,y tue I, >' 1lin- l'iG laws atl~-i Jan. J, 'ni. N. pu:lc,.u "e., eleCtcI recorder, wee iGt>:r>o.i i.aU. -As MCGraW, who notified tl,e 1ucn on tile q $put2ti lax between $ auu 9 that t!lev worked that ground st their own fisk, n t not app gar, tl2 matter rrn,e!!iS, tie sant and the tien continue to work.
 The genial Agent Wubher acted host at whist party Saturday, af- jer Nnlcl a sum. nI.tuOus luncheon was served including genuine roast turkey all enjoyed both and Wl( long remember the cozy apart nen19 in the \. (. store.
 Mir. and Mrs. Garratt and daugh- ter lift with two dog teams for Eu- r2Na Tuesday morning, expecting b arrive Wednesday. Miss Gar ratt will return shortly to be the guest of Ms. Duncan and Mrs. WalDridgc.
 Mr<.L I1lgford i5 tie guest of Miss Parke while Mr. Laugford and Jack Spencer are preparing "the house t. at Jack buiit' to receive Mrs. l.. on tie quartz claim on Mike Hess.
 Tie Bishop of Alaska nas defer red his visit to St. Andrews Mission Ii u after Dec: T.
 Thanksgiving Day services will be held i'll St. Andrews Chapel at II am, Thursday, Nov. @.
 There are four estates already enumerated on the books of Com missioner Claypool at Circle, await ing to be probated.
 There was a stampede to Dawson Creek, reported last Wednesday.
 Rover and Brown will work lay on 5 b.m.
 ALASKA Rror
The state herald., 1900-10-05

A petition signed by over 5J tai. payers
OF the county wss presented to the soun.
ty mmissiouers at their meeting this
week asking that the question Of estab-
lishmsnt Of a county high school be sub.
mittsd to the voters oi the county ut the
coming election. The commissioners
ordered that the question be submitted
To the voters This action Is taken uu
der statute enacted oytho twelfth gen.
srsl assembly. This law provides that
upon the presentation TO ths county
commissioners of . petition s,gped ~ %
tax. payers tho question Of establishing =
county high scuool shall be submitted 70
the voters Of the county At the next gen.
eral election. liza majouty Of the Votes
are Tor the establishment Of . county
high school, tue county superintendent
calls y meeting Of ali The school direct
srs Of the county aud . COMMITTEES Of
four from their number is elected by bal
lat and this committee together with the
oosuty s"p"ssous"s i" suvW" -" VI"
high school committee aud shaii have
charge OF III. high school. Tho law pro.
vidss Tor . levy all pIopsrsy IN the
county Of not 10 exceed . mills on the
dollar. Pupil. from all parts of the
county can attend the high school With.
out the psymsn. Of any tuition We b.
lisvs thA. II will be ior the interests Of
the school children of the county TO have
this county high school established. II
gives evcry pupil In tho county Nm op,
portunisy TO attend high school ~i,boI,
leaving our county stA very small q.
penss 10 the tax payers Of the county.
This question Ia TO be submitted TO the
voters Of Logan oounty Vt ID. comioa
election.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

In talk with Jacob Zern Of this
county, he expressed himself much
pleased with his trip to Alabama from
which he, Mra. Zern aud their son Rob
ert returned few weeks ago. He wss
visiting son who lives ut Fruitisls
about 80 miles from the gulf. He says
thsy have very poor soil 20 poor in fact
that grain and fruit cannot bs success.
fully raised without the aid Of fertilizers.
The lumber business 70 one Of tho chief
industries aud most of the farms have
been made BY clearing away the forest.
lu the stock line they raise rszor-bsck
hogs, some very small aud poor quality
Of cattle and . lev very good sheep. He
says thst II or high grade cattle os the
northern states could bo raised in that
climte, the stock business could osrtain-
ly bs made quite = caccsss there ~
there ssems to be an abundance Of
grass. The cattle are permitted TO
rustic for their living during the winter
~ IN this county but do not come
through the winter IN IS good shape ~
our cattle do. The ciiuate is dns, the
breszs from the gull giving relief from
the beat that would otherwise he quite
Intense, but tho water is poor aud does
not seem to safety thirst like tho water
we have in Phillips county. He says
that he could live quite comfortable in
that country but bus no notion Of leay.
ing Phillips county.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Every word in the Chinese language
has logical reason for its existence and
peculiar formation, and each word con
sists OF either one Individual character
or number Of them combined in order
to make q complete word. Take the
word field, square divided into sections
or lots. When the word man il written
by the word field the combination mhkes
the word farmer, indicating tho avoca-
tion Of man who 10 associated with
fields and agriculture. Still more sug-
gestive is the Chinese word for truth,
sincerity; fsithfulness, honesty. 1t Is
formed by the combination Of man and
word, thus expressing that one form OF
honesty consists IN nan standing by
his word. The word for box Is indicated
by a square having four sides of equal
length, while prisoner il literally man
in box, y fact which ia often grswsoms.
ly illustrated in China when criminal
10 sentenced TO death, and is carried to
the place Of execution in q square box.
Frederick Poole, In the October La
dies Home journal.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

n y
The original song, ADixie's Land" was
composed In 1859 BY Daniel Emmett % a
"walk around" for Bryants m,natrels.
Mr.. Emmett frequently heard the psr-
formers IN circus make tho remark, u
wiah l was in Dixie" as soon - the
Northern climate began TO bs too severe
for the tent lie ylpch they followed.
This expression end 1tss.sd the song, Dix
les Land" It msdsa hit at ouce in
New York, and VA speedily carried to
oil parts OF the Union BY numerous
bands Of wandering mih.trels. In the
fall Of 1850 Mrs. John Wood sang 1t in
New Orleans il The Burlssqus Of "Poca-
hontas," and 0eiorss : wssk had passed
the whole city had taken it up. A New
OrleanA publisher, NV possibilities in
tbs D1si6 and withspt bAs:autbseity Of
the compoSer had the sir harmonissd and
rearrapRed. issuing,t tith words en-
bodying the strong Southern feeling
then existing in New Orleans. .-October r.
Ladies' Home Journal.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
Papa, BE u Good Boy.
w. A. 8, M'0LUMPHY,

Ny daily occupation leads me early from my
home,
But there are floating ringlets l SEQ whers'e,
roam;
A childish voice is speaking TINT iills my hear.
with Joy,
hear her now so plainly: Papa, be good
boz"
Her chubby arms thrown round my neck as
am bending low.
bid her be GOOD girl always Just before
TO which her childish fancy and her love
i; without alloy,
Prompts her to reply with fervor: Papa, be
good boy"
And oft amid tho busy cares and toll and daily
strife,
When In fopoed 70 NEST tempation, as all
1, must do In life,
Thsh hos iastiaS aAaeaaAtss --my s6lasi
thoughts destroy.
hear her saying softly: "Now, papa, be 4
good boy"
The state herald., 1900-10-05
A Good Csush Medicine.

Many thousands have bceo restored 10
health and happiness by the use OF
Chs'nberlsiu's Cough Remedy. II a..
hicied with any throat or lung trouble,
give II atrial for II is certain TO prove ben
eiicisl. Coughs that have rssistsd all 9th
or treatment for years, have yielded to
this remedy and perfect health boen
restored. Casss that seemed hopeless,
that the climate Of famous health resorts
failed to benefit, have been permanently
cured by itv nss. For sale by +. X. Mob.
let.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
SILVER RALLY

There will be = rally Of the silver
parties st Holyoks on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 10. Hon. John +. Shairoth
congressman Of this district and other
able speakers will address the meeting.
Mr.. Sbsfroth is ono Of colorndo's sblest
speakers and you cannot Afford to miss
hearing him no matter ~hether you
uRrss with him politically or not.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
NOTICE.


The Tescbers Rss,ing Circle will nee,
~ tho ofiice ~ the County 5np't Sssur.
day Oct. cth At l ?. NJ. The books a.
dopted this year are aside Lights on
American History by Elson, and "Na.
,urr Study IN Elementary Schools" by
Mrs.. J.. Il, Wilson. Tbs following sub
jeris are nssiRnedi Prof .. u. jackson,
A iesson on the eras'bopperi n. D.
Sprapus, Tn. Cricket: sadi. NJ. White,
Tho Golden Rod; Flofsnes Tr.go. The
Thistle; \. u. Johuson. The Gsrder Nan
tnrtium. Each one Win has n subject
asr,rueJ will also furnish several speoi.
mems lor clsa- udy. The sork iu aside
LRht. op American History" will be
conducted by H. y, Warren. and viii
e3ps,at OF the frat 'hfs. chapters.
~ iohoppp - 9u,r
The state herald., 1900-10-05
THE g. 4 NJ. TAXES SETTLED.

The appearance OF Attorney Twit-
chell. of Denver. and Tax Agent Pollard
OF the Burlington before the board of
county commissioners last Saturday was
of much importance to the tax payers OF
Washington county. MIR. Twitchell,
who is attorney for Washington county,
has had charge Of the negotiations for
some time aud st last got the consent Of
the Burlington people to settle their
back taxes due on the countys bonaed
Indebtedness which the company re.
fused to pay for the yosrs 1912 -2-3,4.G.G
and amounting to e2,375,04. Mr..
Pollard drew up a voucher for the
dmoupt Saturday thus .quarins the com
pahy with the county in full, principal
and interest, for those years.
An effort will now bs made, which ,s
endorsed by Attorney Twitchell, Mr.
Pollard and the board, that tho question
OF refusing the bonds. which amount To
$4,000, at lower rate OF interest. %
e"bSsSsss sAAouOJn nav INV III VIC COuuby
treasury to pay of the bonds nov due.
1t is thought that . rate OF interest Is
low Is or 5 percent eau be secured for
Washington county's rsfunding bonds,
should the votsrs dstsvmine to issue
them, instead OF the present rate Of eight
pei cent. Both Mr.. Pollard and Mr..
Twitchell have resolved themselves
ints committee to undertake. to float
these bonds at the very best azures and
thus insure the county longer time bonds
At much lower rate Of interest, which
will save the county in interest aIons
several hundred dollars. II is some.
thing in which every tar payer is inter.
estsd and this done no county in the
state, not entirely out Of debt, will b.
in better condition.
The question OF refunding will be
submitted Ct tho voters at the coming
general election. Akron Pionee. Press.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Whsn you vast . nedsrn. up.ts.dsts
,byslo W Chanbsvis,ns Stomach Esd
LAYER rss,sts. They ars sssy 70 tsks
ed plssiaas 10 s6sst. Psios, 10 csess.
0su,lsS ire q r. 4. NssIss's drug
etoes.
aeastttsu.
Whsa the esss,isy u fosd taken y TOO
yesRs Of The quality w rich heastsars
!, lihsly 70 fellow. ed especially 70 II
~ dlsssssss kss bssA wsstsssd By cos.
S.,pssIsu. Ess slowly sud not too freely
Of tasily disssssd feo1. Asstles's the
foes thssushiy. L.; As hours slapss
u,ittss msais ssd wtsA you fss' 4 full.
,ss6 I'D weight In ths ,rseies ss the
,,onsss after eating, Indicating that
yos ssvs ss.ss sso s'ueh, take enc Of
Chsmhsriais's stoDsph ssd Avsr
lsbls,s snd the hssstbu's .ay bs
No,ds5 For isle By r, Z, Noblss.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Do not get scared il your heart troubles
you. Most likely you suffer from indi-
gestiop. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure disests
what yon eat and gives the worn ou.
stomach perfect rest. II is the only
preparation known that completely di.
ges,s all classes Of foods; that is why it
cures the worst cases OF indigestion and
stomach trouble alter everything else
has failed. 1t may be taken In All con-
dl,ions aud cannot help but do you good
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

DR.. A. Conan Doyle will write 10 the
October McCiurs's on "Soma Lessons oi
the War" in which he takes up the vari
Gus branches Of the service in the south
African war aud eri,icizes their conduc,
in the late struggle m we'll as the gensr,
81 system governing the British army,
lie consures the infantry severely, and
makeo some interesting suggestions M
to hoN the standard Of efficiency may be
raised. He brings forward q startling
proposition, which ,s nothing leso than
to make an enormous reduction IN the
size Of the army and to make radical
changes in the methods Of .rnining. Dr.
Doyls was in the thick OF all the most
important fighting; and he writes with
great courage and conviction Of this
faults Of the British army system.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Frank w. johnson who has been nom,.
mated by the silver parties Of the county
as candidate for county commissioner
was one Of the early settlers OF the coun-
ty. He is we'll known to the people Of
the county aud will make strong csndi.
dete for the Office. He is we'll qualified
for the Office would, we believe, il elect
ad, give good satisfaction in the office.
Both he and his opponent, Mr.. Peter
son, are men who will make clean cam
pa,gn and there will be no campaign
d-throwIng to secure the office.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
~, rug npAE

A rcb lady. cured Of her deafness an
noise In the he.d by Dr. Niohol.op's
Artificial Enr Drums, gave $1,000 TO bis
Institute. so that deaf people unable 10
procure the Ear Drums may have then,
free. Address No. oti5 The Nirbol-op
Institute. Iso Eighth Avenue. New York.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Feelings Of safety psrvsde the house.
hold that uses Que Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. It is infallible for
coughs, colds, Group and all throat and
lung troubles. Il will prevent consump.
tion.-C,ty Drpg Store.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Mr.. aud Mrs Otto Hsrold arc happy
over the arrival OF fss boy ., their
home on Friday Sept. %.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
New Dry Goods at shamp's.

On Friday evening Oct. 9Th there will
b preparatory service. In the g. A.
r. hall at 8 P. NJ. short sermon will be
preached by the pastor, s. A. Parker.
All members Of the chnrch are urged to
be present. All are cordially invited.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

This 10 the season when mothers are
alarmed on secoun, sf croup. II IL
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