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Z :7;7--!=::L. 5 -. .iE.E --7yzE---. TIT
Al Reiicsof iBa'rDSairisffsn,il

81 a Relic OF BafDarIsm. = :.
Shooting, flfnIiting and fishing are, abvi-
seus. srttiv3fls of our wild days. AT. one
time this was tffe only way PEOPLE Could
procure ITO oeli-i foGaa themselves land their
families. OF course, the -smdst 9skiifful
IN man In tbs tribe who; cames.hamez with
III tfie. greatest numlbeE of fsh7o ~, birds Ala
. tfFeir'featch, and when tile sporting Shot
.daes not even sometimes spick:4Hb- his
game.athe:1nlan no makes the abest#lyaig
On fills the biggest baskets ets~mosti hon-
Or. The love ofzsperts is, merely a savage
sotsd T oaS slE Yaf re Rss yet
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why FISH Are SIiDD,e,IrI;y,I,..' '

Why hsh are Slippery IS accounted for
in this way: The Shiny coating protects.
them from the attacks OF fungus form
of plant life found in ALL waters. liza.
fish lis uncovered by slime the fungus
kills.sthe fish. The slime helps also to
increase the.speed of the fish through the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15
Do Your Feet Ache. and Burn !?

Shake into your .shoes Alien-s:@Foot-
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or new shoes, feel easy, Cures ;.
C0rns. Bunions, Swollen, Hot and Sweat
ing Feet: At all druggists and shoe
stores. 25c: Sample sent FREE. .Ad-
dress Allen S. Olnfsted, leroy, Ny. =
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

A. Birmingham lady has at the front
twot brathers.- eight first ceasias,~ forty
three second cousins and an UNCLE, MAX
ing .%fifty-four altogether and il cousins
by Iliarrlage We're r., counted the total ~etala
exceed sixty. The whole of these :yolun-
teered for service Some nave = Been
through fhe siege of Ladysn1ith, others
in Kimberley, Mafeking and Wepener.
s4Ier sister is Ia nurse in MarjtzbuIg hos.
DitaI.--LOndpn Daily Mail. Z.
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,,.s,,.s..Revosutionary Relic destroyed.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hoNFt r. destroyCts- :-sl
aias. Ras tthats WIS .JbiiiFt in TAO. .aSd
Aas sbeen iffefouS inlolsal history since tlati
Revolution. The farms son which: it, WAS
theH llocated. was owned by Col. Ereds
erick ,Antes, and Gen. Washington, with
his :ss:bpdyguard, -lTad 'fis headquarters
theIe during tsae eneampSaetlt, att ~ Of tss
GROVE:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15
Makeup of the Chinese. Army.

NO one is too 3yo,ng. of.;toe old ste serve
eas soldiefs:ziu% Chin:ts avhelf- seldiersgsare
needed. Ghildren.aIe taken from their.
toys, and old men, who. .forfyears, have
been awaiting the, me:ssenger. Of death,
are lined up in battle array with equal
Indifference. Everybody must fight when
the DRAGON shows its feeth.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

Piso's.- Cure~is 1.-The. best medicine we
ever used for all affections of the. throat
and lungs.--Wm. O. Endsleyys,. N.anburen,
Ind, Feb 10, 1900. -.
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Use for Yellow Journals.

A most remarkable exhibition. of the
power of the press is, shown in, the case
of one Luke Green, a Traveller in Rhode
STA. who asserts that he drove off a troop
of five lions and many hyenas.. which had
attacked him and were not frightened by
his gum by firing English periodicals a,
them ..tE = - ~ -
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15
Best Goe.the Bowels. ).

No matter what ailss You. headache to
a cancer, you will never get well until
YOUR bowels arc put right. CASCA-
REFS help nature, cure yorl--witheut a
grippe; 6ts baiag rf6duets4easg NATURAL moves
meats, cost you Just 10 cents to start get.
ting uarr lfea lth;+back ~. C,4ASCAIsl441,.sS
Candy Gat haNie,e the genuine, put I'D in
metal boxes. every tablet has C.; G.. G
stamped ,.On it. g.. Beware Of limitations:
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TrVa( srain.f, ~ T1.y 10 rain.(I 3

/, ASK your gfecer today to Slew you "a
Package Hef fts RkdN40 aatFfe 7faew food
adRink that gtakes~it hen,piacs assaf iidceffees
The ehildren finay.vdfink it without INJURY
as; asSsaT ISL aTthe adultA Mhea tgyit like
Or Mocha 81 8t lava IA bit. It. IS made from.
kpr+e grainss;; ain the most defeats ston-.
ach receives III Wit hfo6iiit Distress. One
|: fqarth the: pFice Of =e0ffee:i 15c 'a:nd *.25e
b per- paelsa SO so Sold bnasll gTecers. sfs's:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

A Cherokee Indian. after. having been
in the. nenitentiary five years, retuEned
10 his tribe, but he had forgotten their
-lanylla op ,'. - - ~ --"' '' -. -
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Australian bushmen q are being offereds
Farms free Of cost II s odesla. 49,. r-.e.,
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= The scabbards worn BY Isussian off fl
GERS are made of papler m. lnache. ,.f.is..s
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ssssW hat Do the Children Drink ?.

:;--.=ssw nat DO. the children Drink ?; -
-:4so,l:t' give:theni tea Of coffee. s:1ave
yaG: tried 1.-The .sneM., foSd. rink. fcaa led
@G1sAIN-O? IL is delicious and noprish:
ings and takes theipia cet:.df coffee: The
nlexe. Grain-O you give the children the
nlaDf tre fffefT
>srsfeins. GraiH4O is made of pure.
grytns, .anT sWs9Y BfdMSiF RHpaa4
at8stes like@ ahssfasioice seFHdeS IL eSfffees;
hut. costs about u as much. All .ghocers
.saff it. f5c and .3:5c.,
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Lanes Family Medicine

Moves the bowels each day. In order to
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently
on tic liver AHA kidneys. Cures sick
headache Prizes - and soc. ;-a1;s --s:s
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Sheep thrive best ainfa pasture where
-lnoles. are. numerous - The. mole. holes
serve ia, drain the land. =, s.:s ., sa.s-,..
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,tei.,e tIa.S.i,-.I3lI1gf II .t'*E.s. .'.a.' v
Cotton for CaterDillarS.,r

7. tfhe caterpillar pest which few years
ago tsss Tro To Sgsah hay1s sah hsaf
wholly done away With in Philadelphia.
The preventives which were applied, in
the shape 9fi4 e9ttan weuifd around the
l. trunks. of the trees. have tended to lessen,
1.-THE breeding of the, nests, So that noWE.
the worms are doing. very little damage,
tnsst p fpfscSs.s<s-RS @''9@*E+ u" - es '''Ti "
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MIHs sn4ssei W WI as,S St IS Rda s:i tf
VIVA ts=>1ln I doing, rQver and Oyer again
Mitthloat-get1aag tie4Ap% I'd
VIVA sam I doing, what amE l = dsdn9
.wbat I'm I doing > III 81
1 MISUNDERSTANDING Il fog If soara
self s-JuGtge.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

The longest continuous P,lT on a-rail-
way train i'll Europe is that from Paris
to Constantipople, 1921 miles in !64l14
hours - ..,..-.--+v. -
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On tlle:rosetlsto Il. coRlttry s1n arket alaE,er
a youths wass4trNing:si aetose .eartirof, Yes
ctab.es4. slang, but .hs:edonkey .sMas; stub;
born and would not m9Xc, SANS Is: -Spare
Moments. A crowd OF pcoptf gathered
round lin, some sSnipathiziiis and 9TH
.crsiecfings.3 s*s*'s2', :as:'s.,z.;7' y: s'..s:
At last a.1lran lit the crowd shodtets:as
HI boy, how@mueh devon want FOR
The witty youth answered.:
Before You think of buying my don
key yoir had Better go and *:aSlS yolf
mother]ff she.can afford@to Keep two!s'':-
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

TeRoy-s HarMIesss III eaaache Tablets: cure.
. all headaches.by maf1 anywhere 25czSe gall Drug
Store fiji and Chestnut Sts::! AIiw atee. WIS: = -
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Mrs. NimsioHx:s SeoEH5f 6 SxR Z iay e}lildfeir
teethhg softens tho gnilis, reduces Inflammation
:srTsys panlcttYes wind collie Eletbettlets i@s
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

..r One wear $. sweepings of rthe British.
mint yield oyer $1,000 in gold and. silver
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= Fishers EIavoring ENtracts are Eud0rsed
NV pure foo laws and the L. S. government for their
PU KITTY and SIRE 9TH, A. y Hilbert Co, Mffw:
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Halls Catarrh Cure

Is constitutional cure. Rricea75 cents
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| Whispering low to- the girl -1n'
the SauZy. glfmmcr of lace and tulle. says
..s.Writer in london Answers. SStf,-ffat
bent her lovely, swatilikc> NECK to catch
my Words unanimously they. floateit:
outward and fell upon the pettfly, pink.
white eart.as crystal drops touch silver.
chords=and -waken. sweetest music:;sleep-.
ing there. s""e-E ;~* ....-::::I, .,.,aTs,..I
You are so MUCH to me-, / said. In.
all the dozen years since first my heart
responsive grew to women sweet soilcl-
.tu1e there has been none hose fingers
spanned ther.oetaVer4 of my soul aand
wrought;Ethc MANY harmonies. dormant
Fthere into a. living themc.,. ~ @...:.,.
----. IN o face but yours has. brought to me.
the face of angels, fair and pure, beyond.
the skies that bend above the earth. far,
far removed from all Sts surfid thoughts,
fits groyehng cares its n1etiHefess materf-
alsm.r In You eoncentered2 alb. my
dreams. arc realized, my hopes 10 full
fnsHitien come, my dearest wishes made
EliH own. -. -. -. -..... :,
Il5SSlowly She lfted that .Faif, sweet face;
ss9tntil her soft blue eyes looked into MING,
Then she laid Aer little hand upon my
arm -..- - -.....-.s-. :. 49, - ~ -sS7 =
"William." she murmpred. wont you
please comefo thu roof"
And as cialnbercd down / recalled the
fact that j had .tackledsa an, American siEl.
=.
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A rhzsi can eonneeIIt1h s1tk 4 a,laIaI
soae vf se oor Quarter , II fo1nG ibe CHEZ
AUTHORITY .an children's ailments wom-
;sn whrse claim 'gg1F77ff' nj sstfcH things
came gFom the fact that she had haa
,eleveiGsssrh illren, Of .f~heIa BUY onS ws,s
living. a---. With soEmucK sicknesk her
meighE@sHs conceded that she must Ice aa
authoIgfy ON the subject. This principle
Ks of SyeaFuent although unconscious APP
pE catsn: sas ry - CT r."
Wis e such asgreaf s..lyt sali eas5l-
.eIst Of--tflg fire department:" asks ~
!: ssissstsglI gs,Y- ial; a small city
~, Nv sFr. he was III charge here @iaem wee
''Bussthaf does not make nina ;: a bi.
slaerilstei&tien mt - .~..sss :: -; y IT.
'.Ceitzliiiy But, for: him nm it w,oia.l a~1t
haTe 5llrnnaa big fire. ,.7:A ~ Coaaapasl-
ion. ;.~ --
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stuck E rs S se II }at thf pa nz sf b;qs i II
s a?; 9ss Ai'a there Il il aa lans
III Wee 4nesk;.." said the: ,other,sall, -xsasat t
| has >ssis@s--.been cured Of = =
\ ''Ca aRI afanpthing- YeH- fes4se4f4bea~ Fire
4 a5icturessshe had taken at the time of The
Rnsstse lttprstde aHt: Winter Vel, sss assss
a fnieAd. on rines paper; ands'tafa u hss:is
es9le :atSsI prb3iEhed it as the Empress of
CABIN q Sd ~ indianapolis Press. r..
a; Ct Tf ~ o.
| Durisg.. a lesson i'll medical college
| tase o0tkaa day sane of the students .wAe
WAS bx.no means a dullarif. was ;;Sk6li
81 1hsesf sss fe tec s,ea ' yga sssf IS
e -1i'' fssssso saaaa MD. Ill &sa ssa.s
he pr9lsSSog lasade ia ~cQlulO eat laaatt t.
T The stasafefif; Il quFTrter OF All hour later,
realized that ne HAD made mistake and
stEaigaat @ sysssa h j. !; s :. -
| Professor, / want to change my an
swer. TO that Qslestiofl1 q,
ssffexsar, I Fsgtly, hosianS ii hi swStSh :
I 'N,lh. IkltRnt Aas bedl&seESadE fblrft.an
minutes fit Bits.
The transatlantic steamer had just left
mort MammaE,yas setting the stateroom
SO IlI1fuSF"as LENHe. sftc Ste&l W Hef llllle
7 dslghr1, wBefA's your pana?'
&sWfy,' Said Elsie, '>1he's upstairs on
the side porch. Phiiadelphia Press.
'lBaggs is dreadfully near7seSlted You
knew fAat hat-his- wife wears with all
tfaose black plumes on it.''
Yes, I've seen it"
''Well, Briggs thought * was the head
of q feather buster, and he tied it TO his
cane and pad brushed a lot of k1is{Ef
wphs fEdnrst be rerelN cdl s6l5gofe lis
s ea'ae sam alS aa 4 Z sss ess t..
"This youth announced Charon. twas
an ingrate.' The imp smiled diabolical-
w. "He will be migrate very soon"
freirtife- furnstcr usterfet amt rfru -pUkefs
ratified philadelphia Record.
"Sophrona. have you. girls chosen a
name. for yosr smaa; hatasf& club yet?''
F's EaH yes; lavG4Esnam# we call our
sel Se~S The Ecfhtffiati Sisters of the
Marble Heart. Indianapolis Journal.
City. Rarheg. Ito Scotch syisiter, after
shaving Little bay rum, STRIP
Scotch Visitor-"Weel, I'm ma fond o.
rum; but wadna refuse a dgap Whus-
ky"--Tit- Bits,
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j. g...- a.ies. ~ .g.s,s aS 1s@a
q pa rent 2or ga artizrn. aafle following is !.
tEo Neeksnzab eifce rs sIlo ,ifs;f Was absent
sfend elise her, Il oilis " as
:nfse1ii .Iooseiav.. Sic, Sore fhretGs
A 1s,sisi WAS. absent ~ sday ,e.slfe hsd II
S9re stfrt0tes4A4 iatlisa Yvaas,a hSent;E thiErss
day. shee lslsa asoFc til rot aoll stl WIS
friday she liad@a sore fllH lat
adffS 81 1. 4 if ilis of 19 s1 i 1.; s: e.
"a - OF s7 sI'a 5sS az !: .4's
uAtfsonls Of :fis .falfno1asSf9tfe tsfilslcFsa.li
1rbnrii4elft Professional ,iifan ,Df WAS hing
feh was greatIy fp9fassa Mithsst lrsss salq As,
wctef,alsa his ,@llestss tells IN ht7di1 lHt 4.
In ident1pS 1t MAS partlMzhi sataanst partly
Vegetable, but the flavor was new, dis
4trfct and Understandable. aThis was so
flint that one aes ST de Jared, 1T not
ste at sall; dnfySa s1neI sss ,.,.,, s~,,s
{ ut length SOMEONE: suggested frat the
Gef Ne ed For the recipe; ,l1,Gn Wllfeif
Tlre host remarlSedsi9s 5Eh BEET .'zaa' ';s i'l'
ss-.AEy nfaar greatly disikes being asked
3D. reci1es-;, On. i his+eeqca aston, however,
hiA vanity may 0yercQme- him Il we tell
kaw greatly we have enjoyed the dinner
autl>the salad in fRs rtiesls'f.& sA arr rate,
VII Sec" -SiiY + sat- E'S -ss&%s's "a''.a'
~.,FEe Frenehsaan ;sh6bs app cared a4al wa
wy BY. affected, act to SAY nlfs5 eot'ossa he
feflnlimentS. ..'ss:: bril-,
hi h6Wf max e SAT lad: ErtS YSf' lsSelis
a. IGIY4sfs rs Ia ftue arraffge ready an I
ISs ~. ,s,ea t.fehop $per sfin siiid dry; re.
faFraisI Oh afsahopssS,er' 4ines1 AN: Il ka4 iza
l,Ss pneg dey patate. aEli';st aii,ts 4
lakflc IA ,1ry;+zen / mix: zeni Ielss4
,aak' * drcsSeepg .maNOnnaiSe;. madamQ,
sR EnuW. II haf al Yer cor ready as,ze
fscslr ecs stfifts Zen as''ze SAL lad aes to
sesf talv'&tiise 'teTe a ALL! pafd0lrfezifioi
.an4 lctt1e coaf"ofaze ga rfeek "a n "lieesfe
I hfYn iii Zeisffont moutlsi sesEaff lorea the
sentle; sep gentle, on re sal-lad<as Iats gif
44.rvt. ~. lla ve,rr del's'a t. -: 44-.
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wisconsin. Han. fSroyxer,and DaIidruffJufeS
K guaranteed dandruf cre.and hair proln0teg.@ Send
for booklet. Wisconsin Phar1nacaf Co. Milwaukee, WIS
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s'.2i.F-s.s' ~ Z. =
:,!,. diyidends 9f Lab mines amount
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-. City Barber to Scotch ayjsit tor. after
shaving)+" Little bay rum, sir?"
rum; but [ wadna refuse drap Whus-
kyr--Tit- Bits,
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The AufsODlNbjle

INC hUI2sIiRUIIt ::
A vehicle thaf.g oss Awshfs Mt&es3 an
hour on the higIiW ay;is Of GSdfs go prytty
serious :propositfs.fsteae very firing efse"fhat
uses the road. The greater centers of
wealth, and particularly the summer CEN
tiers of wealth. like Newport, are pretty
sure to be::Nsa5Axrassed by the automo-
bile erazGs;s :l0ng:as it is a craze. We
are tola#si8 ia e#ia achines have pretty
much isE:P arts all other kinds
mobile of sport is a craze
and the horse is not
craze and fgs pretty sure to last.-Har-
pel's Weekly
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Miss Syringe : :. Can you say, rapidly,
She sells sea Shells, without getting
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. Expenses of an ocean Steiner.

Food and supplies for the new seseaa
liner DeutschinRdE-aHs vie stiRla tet tp eoA
$4,000 a. NeaE AID -tha salaSys list fes
each round trip is about $4,000 Al
though first-class passage. at this sea-
more, than per cent. interest on their
investment.
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-The swp IIcs7IIs saisISta sa Di "a of ;she!
4fastest" OF the awhile tribe 1t is known
to%have covered Y20 miles an hour
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The The distance s;aas fo ffe fa a,f ;. psiat
'46e miles =
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A. portly gentleman, whose.::s elsleas.ff al.
scanty hair was slightly tinged waaxaa
bearded a Madison avenue car at TWen-
ty-third street the other day, says the
KEooklyn Minus scIis clothes we1e.ref;
, good ana terisa and hfedestif culof His
just a trife toward the chin. His mus
taeAe. WAiSh was brown. partly. covered
Ays rdplHh, Mnd there was a very. pro-
! "a u dAGoable chin that showed unmis-
atdikably hetweenS a wide open collar
This tendency. TO 4obesity WAS not con-
aned TO tlse chin, for when the owner
turned around it was noticed that there
where the. neck and head met, which was
mot. altogether hidden by the few re-
~ All a = 1eks ss + h Wafe o(upita and m
agseafSle1hah supported himself With snesB..
s0ny cane. He:r0de standing for. several
tsfos bt " st I'll II,g psf5iesar
aim leSnsad toward lii negii5or and Sai #
''That,s ex-President Cleveland
1T isl" asked the other, ARE you Ger
Yes, ! am certain whispered tbs
first speaker. tive seen him TOO often.
l think tI q! III offer fer =, him my ss:st I
MAN got mp and bowed. Won't you
have my ssqaat- STRIP? he asked.
-'Ich isan2ze schon," responded the ap-
parent :eS-president.. '1nein.' Whereas
ftae s-s4fa he EhsitR ssf efsff thfs 'ssSf a3f
alowh ~asgafif fasNi& ssssl seaier1fl1s aajgsEf
sem6bodyhbeing a - food.
I, +aHrs lssgs Nc: 3 esteris ONT Sbssts ii
Thgs awe ~assst s 6soia, and insisted
tffat the J1e1e6 was wrong
i tell Yell that am right yelled the
judge, with flashing eyes.
Il tell VOL that YOU are .Rdrs retorted
en '.,sis 9s l5lsas hi jaasS ii adjo,,5n
the 'GDilft feiz1en minutes"
He pitGhediinto the counsel, and, after
&rliyely ,llitt9a fight placed Him hors de
tGiInlfsas <-afted which business was re-
sumed. Butaj was not long before an
either misunderstanding arose.
'Ciies.:!" eiaad the ju sde we will add
jouni tbs time. for twe1fY minutes
s~ssNbve& mind.s~ss asse ,ssseaied the counsel.
NIeea OFF you1S cSat TT be point is yielded.
Bly, #Ax9Iib's fe8t'~sof '-".tt6int. and I've
sprEined my She's der. Spare Moments.
1.-The naa ght% fl ese 81 efIox
mud on IBIS shoes stopped the 4patent
leathered friend aRd exclaimed:
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LII: 2.as.:, ;: ~ M; ess.
sssa sss:l4:: ~ :sata ssgl a.-.&s Hsf 3s1 EFsG
,,.-rs,ss:s:t XXI s..E- Y y., ESS -EzE -
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"Sophronia, have you girls chosen a
sa9a for 2es yoar ananan, e ae cs yet or
selye-s 'fThe 9efntffiafinsrssisters of the
Marble Heart. indianapolis Journal
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sCrosssss~le Il lssppr}s tignEas6s and

tCfOS AsI'aIlF IssFtHIKenECO., anU
,Grandaa. fussR Ra ssstems Gpaaa H II az
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

1.-THE naaa wi ght fre "a 81 efI6w
mud on IBIS shoes stopped the 4patent
leathered friend anal exclaimed:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

"This youth announced Charon. twas
an migrate" The imp smiled dabolical-
ly. He will be migrate very soon"
Fheirstife- FURNACES Dserfetl~ amt "pUsery
ratified Philadelphia Record.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

The transa flantie steamer had just left
mort. Mammaswas setting the stateroom
sN rights~'.s IXsle," she said to her little
daghta, swBe1N's your psna?'
&:"Wfy," Said Elsie, ''-he's upstairs on
the side porch. ''-Ph iiadelphia Press.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-15

Hottest weather ever see srr.
I'D give. Il yssm half sth0 neH I've got
Fer n hour or two in some ere spot II
Nv Here 4 Nyil SIT e In ofe'Ti onehalfI as not.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-16
HAVE CONFIDENCE
IN MR.. LYNCH.
Cleveland People Said to Have
Surrendered the Territory.
GOING TO BE A BROAD GAU
That Is the Report That Comes FROM
Akron and 1t Is Claimed Work VIII
Commence at an Early
Date.

An Akron special to the Cleveland
Plain Dealer saws: w. A. Lynch, of
Canton, has revived his project of
building an electrical railroad from
Canton to Akron. and it is said to be
now assured that the line will be con-
structed the coming summer.
Lynch owns the city lines in Canton
and Massillon and the line connecting
those cities. These roads are now mar
row guage, but they are to be changed
at once to standard. The proposed line
will go south from Akron through the
lake region and will connect with the
Canton and Massilon road about mid
way between these cities. 1t is said
Lynch has the capital back of him nee
essary to carry out his plans.
Henry A. Everett and his associate
electric railroad builders have, it is said,
a great deal of faith in Lynch, and
they have practically surrendered to
him control of the territory south Of
Akron. The Everett people have agreed
to build no lines south of this city on
condition that Lynch does not attempt
to go north to Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-16
Legal Notice.

Lyde Longstreet, who resides at Riv-
erside, California, Mollie Baer, who re-
sides at Foreston, ILL.,. Sue Bergderfer,
Fred Bergderfer and Blanche Bergder-
Ter, who reside at st. Joseph, Mo-, Chas
Troxel, or his unknown heirs, whose
residence, is unknown, will take notice
that Anson =. Jones, executor of the
estate of the last will and testament
or Elizabeth Jones, deceased, on the 21st
day OF June, 1897, filed his petition in
the probate court, within and for the
County of Stark and State of Ohio, al
leging that the personal estate of said
deceased Is insufficient to pay her debts
and the charges of administering her
estate; that she died seized in simple
fee of the following real estate situated
in said county, to-wit:
Being part of lot No. 2455, in the City
OF Canton, described as follows: Com
mencing at the south west corner of
said lot, thence running north along the
west line Of said lot, distance of 80
feet, thence in an easterly direction
and parallel to the south line of said lot,
distance of 25 feet, thence in a south
erly direction and parallel to the west
line or said lot, a distance of 80 feet,
to the south line of said lott thence
westwardly in the south line of said lot,
distance of rs feet to the place of be-
ginning, together with the right of the
80 " pt!NdtS uiiNe"ay VI diley ~
feet in width at the north end Of said
described tract.
The prayer of said petition is for the
sale of said premises for the payment of
debts and charges aforesaid.
The persons first above mentioned
Will further take notice that they have
been made parties defendant to said
petition, and that they are required to
answer the same on or before the 29th
day of January, 1900.
Canton, Ohio, December 9, 1S99
ANSoN P. JONES,
Executor Of the last will Of Elizabeth
Jones.
SEEMAN & SEEMAN,
His Attorneys.
Published in Stark County Democrat
six weeks, beginning December IL.