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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

The Croker-Bryan performance IN New
York makes II more apparent than ever
that the paramount issue is Organism.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

The whistler.

Grapes and pumpkins are now filing past
Just as good this year as they were last.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18
Iron Lcngue Mccting.

The Iron League. on Indiana avenue. will
hold a sort OF love feast tomorrow night.
Representative Overstreet has been invited
to attend and n number OF the candidates
are exnected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

Newkirk 20. To News-Journal
The Demo-Pop Legislature OF 1897. In
this Territory, was bought body and
treeches. by the schoolbook trust
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

ar. Burke's vicious anti-labor record in
the state Senate seems to ave convinced
the Sentinel that he is just the man for
Congress.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

Inc Baltimore sun, which opposed Bfy1n
I'm 1896 on account of his silver heresies. iu.
which supports him this year. with reserva-
tlons, has the following to say editorially:
The Bank of France now holds s45S, Co.,
COO in gold. an increase of S75.O00.00 over
the holding at this date last year, and the
largest quantity of gold the bank has ever
held. Much of this has been drawn from
Russia The banks policy is to get all the
gold In 1t can and part with none. THIS
may be said to be the ideal policy Of the
other great national banks of Europe. but
some OF them can be tempted by high in
terest rates. The Bank of England. for
xample parts with gold, losing nearly
S.0O0.00 In the past week. Berlin, on the
other hand, has none to spare owing tic the
continued financial stress.
In view Of the expressed intention of the
Bank of France. made public nearly a week
before the above was written, TO ship gold
to any part of the world where II might be
needed to avert stringency 1t would appear
that the Suns editors do not read the nows
or that they are deliberately Juggling with
the facts to create an impression of de-
pendence on the Paris money market.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18
FOOtnOtes.

Most ghosts are women. because the average
man ghost would have to have somebody wake
him up when it was time to get up and steal
about in dim. moon-lit corridors.
People who think they do good deeds without
a motive often have the motive of wanting TO
feel that they do good deeds without a motive.
The age of wisdom doesn't set in until people
quit looking at their reflections I'm every mirror
and show window they come to.
A woman would rather carry a poor umbrella
with a pretty handle than a good umbrella
with an ugly handle.
There are good women who can't give a
preacher a glass Of cider without going of and
Dragging about 1T.
People who won't acknowledge their years
generally fall back on them when they feel their
dignity aggrieved.
What a lot other folks could accomplish If
they worked only half as hard as we think we
40.
Hope and despair are mems two greatest
sources of stimulus to effort.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

Nebraska State Journal
One of the most trying ordeals of the
campaign for Mr.. Bryan was his visit to
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19
g ed ftes gapttel.

lleber ben 3uidmmenbana bes 0erz
bretens nit ben Nibiliiten mar i9 mi;
ieBt bDllig i'm alaren. unb atpar ban=
bette es it6 Gier niGt etna nur um cit.
Experiment nit elmer neuen. nod ni9t
erprobten, nur ert beriudspeiie anae=
fertisten SOuenn!aiG;ne, fonoern min=
beitens Stpei aus elmer erDberen 3abl
bereits pDnig getrauhsferttgen Morn=
initrumente batten ibren Weg in nas
Sobanfen'f& Qaus oefunben. Gs mar
alio iebt meine Nufgabe uno meine
pflt9t, gu ermitteln, mo- iib bic iibri>
gen befanben, um Diefelben unlhdDli1
gu muAKn. Oie b0hite Gile that not5,
benn bic 8eiBer bieler b0uifden praz
linees lparen iebt atpeifellos auf ibrer
9ut. Weitere Nahforf9unaen I'M Sc
banfen'i9en 6aufe tparen snedlos.
Oort fonnte bic Nnferttguna Der Gap=
feln niht erfolgt iein. sSm gan3sn
9auie befanD iih tein Maum. in nem
Elm faau ausrei6enb beraeri4tetes 4e=
mifbes Qabrratprtum bentbar getpelsn
mare. Nber iebenfaus tonnte es niAt
fhoben, ebe ih lneine Mrbeit begann,
nrd einen Blid auf bic 5tGtte bes ent=
fesli9en GretgniRes au iperfen, benn
gu oft f4on battle Der blobe 3ufau mod
i'm le5ten Mueenblid 1pi6tige Singer
5eige ober @ntbiillungen aebra9t.
Jriib am folaenben Normittag ettpa
gesen elf llbr lanate ih bor ber 9aus=
tbur an. gu meinem gritaunen lieb
bic Rammeriun9fer &oia eben TIRE
atite duf ben Bod etnerO Orof6fe laben,
unb als i'd lie fraate, tpas bies gu be-
ceuten bate. ergina fie ftA in ben befz
tighten. erbiiterften &eben gegen ible
9errin. bic pegen ibrer aeitrigen Musz
iage etle fol4sScene gemaAt bate, baB
fie, Hpfa, 1ofort getiinbigt bate unb
ben Otenit berliebe. @eitern bate iie
nod gef4niesen urb niehts sslagt.
cher bas gnGbige6rGulein fole fth ie1r
Dorfeben; iie. Rofa. 1piiBte nod Diel
fhlimmere Dinge, bic iie bisber Bios
aus MiidfiAt anf bas andbise TrGulsin
Derihipiegen bdtte. Denn ber arme nerr
peterfen mare bios burh bie 5dulb
bes gndbigen sSr6uleins ums Qeben
gefOmmen. Gnblih beftiea lie ibre
Ornidfe unb fubr bnpDn. Ste mar 10
beftig erregt, baB ih es nidt ernoglis
den tDnnte, lie no6 ihrer rleilen Mbrefle
3u frdgen, bic mir aus Derf9iebenen
griinben tpiKenstpertb erfhien. Daher
fDanbte i9 midi fopffdiittelnb ins
Qaus, benn meines Grn6tens mar es
cine aroBe Dummheit BON Gr6Ileii
Sobanien, iih urlter biefen umftGnben
nit ibrem RommtrmGbhtn AZ iiberz
iperfen. SD fraf.. dlfo ben 6uusbof<
mfiiter, bon BEN i'd uIlerbinas nimt Sic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19

poliseibauptmonn, nod fir mid {et.
Der ettpas irqenbtpie Neues ge5aat.
liebtr bas Weitere betpubrts fie ies
bod Elm porIihtiges Shtpeieen. unc
pffenbar bate tpeber Der Nicbter mod
Der poli3eibauptmann .eine Mbnang
bapon, bab GrGulein Sohanien an jes
mem Mbeno iih aus benz 0aufe illes
Brubers bate entfiihren laifen tuols
len, nod tper brauBen in ber Seitrnz
gaife ibrer getpartet bate.
Die Gernebmuna ber iibrt9en Oies
nerf1dft 1otpie bic bes Shntplabenfd>
bri!anten ergab nidts Wefentli4es
nit Musnabme bes einen um1tdnbes,
bah Der 6abrttant uuf feiren Gib ers
f!drte, er bdtte nur auDerldBige, 1eit
pieIen ssahren Bel ibm thdttae Mrbetter
in ieinem @efbGft. BON benen e. per.
{Dnlidb tpiiBte, bab Tie ni4t einmal
Der fpeialbemotrctifden partei angez
b0rten, geIdNpeiae benn ntbtliitifhen
Dber ana, 1iitifden @influhen 5ugdng=
lid geipefen tpdran.
Bei Der tpeiteren OurHii6t fetner
Qlfte fam herlInterIuAunasridter allh
cuf ben Nomen bes 6errn Sobanfsn,
ben er iebph auf Grunb zines dr5tli=
den 3eueniiies Biz aum nddIten Serz
min auriidjlellte. Damn las er ben yta=
men meiner Gebilfin, sSrau MeQarb,
bic bereits i'm goraimmer tpartete.
Mber ebe Der @eridhsbote bas 3immer
berla7en fpnnte, erhob fiA gu meiner
bI9iten ueterraf huna Der 9err poli=
aeibauptmarn nit benz Mntrage, Die
Nernebmuna biefer Dame borlduitg
nod ausau1eben unb iiberhaupt fie
NerbanDlung biefes sSalles nod einige
3ett gu pertdeen. Bis er ipeitere &e!nlz
tate fetner poliaeilihen NahforlArln@
qen benz 6errn teriudunasrihter all
unterbreifen In Der 2oec fein tpiirSe.
8eargtpobnte ct etpa au9 6rdu
Me1arb2 fragte i4 mid ielber. We5z
balb perbinberte er tbre Wernebmung.
Orauben i'm Sreppenflur bege9n:te
i6 sSrau Wellarb, bic fehr langiam,
beinabe tpie in fDrperliaem S4mera,
bic @tufen binunteritiea. ssSbr @eIiht
mar leidenblab unb als tie mid erz
hlidte, fliiiterte lie mir better au:
u5cben Sic nc1 feline Spur gefunz
benz I'm bes 6immels tpillen, 1agen
Sic mir bod. tpie ipeit Sic eetommen
iinb!"
ISIS ieBt babe id mod nihts ent=
bedt, aber beute morgen CLAUDE i1 bic
erte 9infiibruns auf bic ri4tige Spur
gefunben au ba5en."
rMDge Der 9immel eeSbnen Grfolg
getpdbren. benn ipenn biefer 3ultanb
nod lanse anbauert. tperoe i4 tpabn=
finnia!"
rMber sic baben bod na1rli1
feline 8eranlafuna, ii4 au beunru6iz
GEN ober aufauresen. Sic finb jeBt Dob
reid unb balb audi eans unabbdnsis,
fnbalb sic eSbre pfltdten uns sesen=
iiber burh bic Grlebigung Der nod
fhtpebenben Nnseleaenbeiten erleo;gt
baben."
rHeid!!" ertpiherte lie heftis. rWas
niibt mir Der fhnDbe Mammon? Sd
babe bas @mpfinben. als tpdre bag
Gelb nit feinem Dilute befledt, unp
babe midi iiberbaupt nod nibt bariiber
cntI9iehen, ob i6 bic grbi6aft an
nebme oDer ni1t."
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Wisdom of the Chic, Rabbi.

DR.. Hermann Adler. the chief rabbi.
is 60 years of age. He was educated
at University College, London. and the
universities of Prague and Leipzig.
He succeeded his father in the posi-
ton of chief rabbi in 1891. Literary
eminence is one OF his main credsn-
tiRls to distinction. He was Joint
author of a reply to Bishop Colenso's
volcanic Criticism on the Penta-
teuch," which created much comment
about thirty years ago. He has also
conducted vigorous polemical con-
trovsrsies with such redoubtshle ad-
versaries as Prof. MaS-Muller annd
Goldwin Smith
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
A Magnificent Man,

Gar Nicholas II. has presented to
the French government a mosaic map
of France in precious stones which
will be exhibited at the Paris Exhibi-
tion. The map is one meter square
and is framed IN slate colored Jasper.
The sea is represented in light gray
marble, the departments in Jasper of
various colors, and the rivers in platt-
mum. The names are inlsid in gold
snd LOG towns are marked by gems,
Paris being represented by a diamond.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Story of Kitchener.

story OF Kitchener was told by a
distinguished officer. Before Kitch-
ener had made his fame he said to
this officer, who was starting with
some message for Roberts during one
OF the Indian campaign, Tell Roberts
l want billet under him, and IL there
is nothing else open, I'll black his
boots" Long afterward, when the vic
tor Of Khartoum was the idol of the
British people, the officer met him
again and reminded him OF his mes
sage Il remember it." said Lord
Kitchener. "and it still stands. You
can take it to him again."-HousshoId
Words.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

az think II Is my duty to write .
letter to you in regard 10 what Lydia
E. PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound did
for me. wrote you some time ago,
describing my symptoms and asking
your advice, which you very kindly
gave. l am now healthy and cannot
begin to praise yoar remedy enough.
1 would say to all suffering women.
Take Mrs Pinkham's advice, for g wo-
man best understands a womanis saf-
ferings, and Mrs Pinkharn. from her
vast experience in treating female ills,
can give you advice that you can get
from no other source. 'r-CtARA EoPP,
Rockport, Ind, April is, isgs.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
POTATOES DRIED WHOLESALE.
New Industry Commenced In North Yaki-
ma. State OF Washington.


ma, state OF Washington.
Potatoes grow large and fifty to
hill in Washington and one of the
varieties turned out there Is the Bur-
bank. which attains to a size three
times as large as the variety in Michi-
gan of that name. 1t has not paid to
ship them east, paying the high rail-
road tariffs, and consequently they
have been drug on the market Here
after. however, they are to be sliced
and dried. and in this condition they
can be sent east, and also to the is
lands OF the Pacific. An evaporatlng
and preserving factory has been set up
at North Yakima and for use in 1t the
company ordered a potato peeling ma
chine from Germany. 1t is said that
the capacity of the machine, which is
operated by steam. is three tons a day.
The plant is capable ofNconsuming six
tons OF raw potatoes daily and a sec
ond machine will soon be put in The
manager estimates that he will con-
sumo at least 100 tons of Yakima Bur-
banks this season. Several women and
girls are employed in the work at
wages ranging from rs cents to more
than double that amount a day. They
are paid by the quantity peeled. sliced
or spread on trays. thus making the
wages depend upon the individual eS-
ertions of the wage earners. The po-
tatoes are peeled raw and after slicing
very thin are placed in trays and
cooked by steam. This removes the
wate-. estimated at about so per cent
OF the tuber. and leaves the solids or
nutriment in the slices. They then go
through the drying process. which Is
on the principle OF dry steam heat, the
pipes passing through the evaporator
near each row of trays The eyapO-
rating apparatus in the North Yakima
plant contains over one mile of pipes
carrying the heat TO the trays. A wire
screen is kept over each tray during
the drying to prevent dirt from set
Ting upon the sliced potatoes.-Chica-
go Chronicle.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
OUR CHOCOLATE INDUSTRY.
Large Quantities Arc Used In Thi'
Country Every Year.


Country Every Year.
THE American people are evidently
very fond OF chocolate, for there are
about l200O,oO0 pounds of the com
modify consumed in the United States
annually" said a large wholesale deal
er in chocolate beans in Boston to a
writer for the Star recently. Two
thirds OF the chocolate imported into
this country Is purchased by chocolate
manufacturers in Massachusetts ana
the rest is distributed among the nu-
merous candy firms in New York, Phil
adelphfa and elsewhere There are
three principal grades Of chocolate
which are known in the trade as the
Caracas, the French and the German.
OF these three varieties the Caracas is
considered the best The color of the
Caracas chocolate is a pale brown. In
flavor It is much stronger than the
French or German article To test the
quality of chocolate IL is only neces-
sary to put a piece OF it in pan OF
water and let it dissolve. The better
grades will have no sediment; the
others will. This is due to the fact
that in the cheaper varieties the shell
is ground up and used as a rlier The
lighter the chocolate the better the
quality. The cheaper grades are dark
brown. owing to the ground-up she'll
One Of the largest cocoa plantations in
the world is located in Nicaragua II
is owned by French firm. whose
chocolate is known all over the world.
Their works at Noisel turn out about
100000 pounds Of chocolate a year,
and their employees number I,5o0. The
tinfoil in which the cakes OF chocolate
are wrapped costs alone sI00. 600 per
annum. The possibilities OF cocoa cuI-
tivation in Central America are not
yet fully realized outside OF France.
When they are there will be a big
boom for lands suitable for the pur-
pose. se."-Washington Star.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Gold Medal Prize Treatise. as Cts.

The Science of Life, or Self Preservation,
36s pages, with engravings, 25 cts, paper
cover; cloth. full gilt, 81, by mail A book
for every man, young middle-aged or oid-
A million copies sold Address The Pea
body Medical Institute, No. 4 Bulfinch ST.,
Boston, Mass, the oldest and best institute
in America Prospectus Wade Mecum free.
Six cts. for postage. Write to-day for
these books They are the keys to health,
vigor, success and happiness,
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
WHAT WOULD YOU DOl
Ev-rzea. c.a.. % 60 r.rs..

Ev~r-eae c.a't Go to Paris.
These that eAz 80. VIII. B 10 hop~A
travel via ;hs Sprsa-estsrr L4n..
bat = those who can not az - s1z-
sora, l rsasasd 3 va va s tss sa9sa Ss -s:,,'s - :
LrsN
Hot sprsnxs. south Dakota
To the inVAsad the tired serssa ssll
70 the young rro3le. and osher. sHI
trsesians not fop.a astSrher~. and -,
gip 4 ne, lsHx Aaa = ln,xs-sssss
I,ns. ass ua,s g Sss ~, ftSkM9SI -
at almost any groniasnt sss-Iass
town and yeGr reute VII tAss .
ssr'sss s sss-s s' !. s:,s'fn e. Esss Of M.
tss aEisssra Ssasy s tss -:
ar % gssS. sA fsss ysu 81 'as So ma 'srssss @ 3.
ErsEiaE Portisa OF SshrAska wssal
eaitle, sh.rp HEt se-tA are Ted II
Yoa cannot si.i, Ast spring. ~,tssss
Nia-enE the
ni.ek HIN
because tAe Hot Springs ar. In Gssi
Biass Hii,s-southsru gSrt!oa--ta Il
or msautains. 1oe rii Sc sorrrs-
To md the desigEtfEi climate -
rarn. aAtsrai w4tss sAths-no srsss
ciAi beating necessary -pcrnery SxAAlss
fut, ttzsuslngs hotels AL kinds. trasS
the Evans. lArse modern aud tsss
sSAAAAA 20 hrr GSS EGttASs OF % Il
rate bckEat1E house
Within ils les Of Hot Spring. "a
tsr np;pcr PORTION OF the Hack Hiz4
10 Ieacwood. Lad City and the ~
Ectc mining cau1pa. attracting 50 9ga4
Attsntioa lust nov Loos up q
stAntirE and output OF the ceisbrAfs&
hum-#fske operating daily WITH ts4l&
ernl years supply % ore tn agst
Spirit LAhs. okoes3L
Queer names but nice places s.tu1ssS4
IN noE1nsru ICwa. and reaches ey %
NerthpssterG Line. a fRvornbis ~
sort for hunsinx and nshlnE q
The Lake ksxioa OF Mins.sots-- IS
No ore S=n leu yoa how many lss n
there are IN Minnesota, bat We reA EA
ik- TO say that Jhsrs are a gre4t rsIr Ia
along the Hue Of the North W sttsz ia
l1ns" and that game Of all Gsas. n s-
sse-, abound IN this region- IS
We have pamphlets telling mere AeazsS
these places that viii gladly sss
to any address upon request
Write Us before dscidiaz what to 81
and where 10 90. M
We have some cheap excursion AID
TO these resorts that ne wiz tcn fsA$
about 9
,. n BucuASAN
Gen'i PazA Agent p. z 4 n. v. r \
c-ahs- SsbS
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
I-.,t.e. saa wear SHOES.

One size smaller after GsingA Foot
Ease, a powder, 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating,
aching feet, ingrowing nails, eorns and
bunions. All dru ygists and shoe stores,
csc. Trial package FREE by mail Ad-
dress Allen S, Olmsted. lie Roy, NY.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

We ought to have n new hose" Yes
but those careless folks who lend US thcl
lawn mower would be sure to borrow
and wear IL out.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Low Rate. on unlan r.elne.

One fsra Plus 81 for roand trtp to Chi-
cNgo, st Louis - Raul Mian@z potts
Duluth. Omaha Kansas City, M@H phls
and intermediate points Dates os sale
June nth 18th. sd. Judy Eth. srh. and
August 9Th. Final limit October list
Sec your local agent or address Geo. Aty
General Agent. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Attendant-what sirup will you take.
sire Thirsty Patron-weil. gimme any
flavor, so faint aniline dye.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

''Oh, dote on excursions" Why. for
instance? ?" We'll visitors who come on
excursion tickets have to so home before
we have time to ma out that We wish
they hadn't come"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Hard to DelINer.

Canadian school children have sent
thefr sympathy to Aguinaldo. But
how viii they get 1t to him?-Louis-
Vile Courier journal.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

CAPTAIN Cobb seems to be a man Q
prominence In your county" 4 shoul
say SO. he has been defeated for ever
public ofticS We have"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

what is a phenomenon, ClaraT "a
phenomenon iE a man who can carry an
umbrella over woman without poling
her eyes out or pulling her hat on.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

The charm ot he.uty "a seszttfzI hair Secure u
-ifh PAHEEEs Hans HAAs.M
HESDKxoosSs the best ezre for esras- iSsta
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Denver Directory.
HARM RSS
The best $40 do,,

The best $50 dou-
pie Concord Iiar-
ness In Colorado
I or sis. With
breeching. $40. q
double team har-
ness. with breech-
Ing. SIC. IS steel
horn stock saddle
for SIS; SIS single
buggy harness Tor
N,59 Do NOT be
deceived by worth.
less limitations bu,
order direct from
US and get The
lowest wholesale
prices, Catalogue
a rn-~ VNH
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Clarenee-Did my proposal surprise you.
ClarissRg Clartssa Indeed II did Clar-
enes; honestly. ! didn't expect TO get IL
Without hintlng for II
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken Of a.
. cough eure-J. W. OBWEs, ~ Third Ave-,
~, Minneapolis Nina. JAa- q, 1900
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Joncs-t must be getting old Smith
Legs getting SIN or eyes getting bad ?
lcnSs-No: but Tn beginning to Ike 10
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Customer-ls that a genuine colonial
candlestickI DeAler-well it's a Eenu-
Inc reproduction Of a real imitation os u
colonial caudIcstick
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
cheap rssur.ion. r..,

Tho Burlington will or June nth and
18th put on sale tickets from Denver 10
Chicago. ST Louis. Peoria and all hl,-
souIt river points at rate Of ere sars plus
3 for the round trip Tickets coed for
TO everybody. @. W. NAI.LERN,
Cxn.TAl Aren't
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

FITS Sr.rszaAsst2flzrs3 ets Aria
trrt cay zss af DE- hLins Jr.a4 Nsr.e Esstar~r.
ssnd toy FREE sS.oo tFI.i sssii. .sd trsssa...
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Keep Your Hair On
by using Coke Dandruf Cure Money ro-
funded II il fails. 81 90 a bottle.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

what Il a storm ecnter. par "A
storm center is that member OF a family
who remains as cool as cucumber while
he makes ali the rest raging mad"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Primley's California Fruit Gum contains
the most delicious qualities Of western
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
Hood Hnu..k-epers

use "Faultlsss Starch because IL gives the
best results-at all grocers, loc-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Mrs. Winsiov-s Soothing syrup.
For ehiiaren tseEhfHE saftens the sus reeaees tn
tA=rAtidn. ssys pain cure. wtaH oaiio- Se bottls
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
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The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Csrtsr's Ink IL Used Exclusively
By the schools OF New York Boston and urAEy
other PLACES. Eni they vo1 q use any other.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Pa, our new dog is awful d'cpltsul."
How. Tommy" Why when he barkS
at people he wsEs his tai"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Hairs Catarrh Cure
Il taken internally. Price, &c.