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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12
Ladies Underwear Specials.

Job lot of Pants and Vest from our
own stock-worth so and 75c-choice
Csc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12

Between November Goth, 1898, and
November 30th, 1900, five hundred. and
thirteen charters were granted at the
Secretary of States office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12

Sheriff Page announces that he is
compelled by law to proceed with the
collection of taxes, and that after this
costs will be collected where call
has to- be made.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12
Ladies Golf Capes.

Bright, warm, rich plaids in fine color
combinations:
$500 qualities, reduced to-. ...... SO 90
$3.50 qualities reduced to-. 4.12
$1,000 qualities reduced to...... $50
$1,000 qualities reduced to-. 900
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12

Mr.. d. S. Hamilton has accepted a
position as deputy sheriff under Sher-
if Page of this county, and has en-
tered upon the discharge of his du-
ties. A
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12
Misses Coats and Suits.

For girls IA, 16 and / 8 years of age:
81. SO Misses Coats. ............$3.3 81
5000 Suits or Coats. ............. 4.5O
$1,000 Capes, Coats or Suits.... $50
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-12
Evening Capes.
Tailor Made suits.

Not many, but big bargains they are:
$14. O0Capes reduced to ......$11. SO
$3.50 Capes reduced to ...... 1888
$4,000 Capes reduced to 1855. 22. SO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30
BURNED HIS CHILD,
Minneapolis Mans Terrible Crime
May Be Punished by Burning at

May Be Punished by Burning at
stake.
Minneapol Nov. 80. Bloodhounds.
followed by a posse of enraged citizens,
ire on the trail of John Gibson. When
they catch him the pursuers intend. to
burn him at the stake.
The crime for which he is to be pun
shed !e the alleged murder of his step
8years old, after terrible tor
lures Discovery Of the crime was made
late Wednesday night.
Word had come to the city physician
that there was probably "a case OF small
pox in the home Of Gibson Acting on
the reports of illness the city physician.
accompanied by several officers, went to
the house late Wednesday night. When
they entered they saw Mrs. Gibson sit
ting in chair In a stupor, tightly clasp
ing 3-weeks-old baby. The men called
for Gibson, and when he did not answer
went into the next room.
They saw something white on the floor
and lights were brought. The white
thing was the body of little girl. One
leg had been broken, evidently by a
blow, and on the back were huge welts,
the marks Of terrible beating. 1t was
evident, however. that the suffering thus
indicted had not been sufficient to salts
~ the rage OF the murderer, and red-
hot poker had been used to torture the
little one to death.
+ A possa was formed and searched all
night. and yesterday afternoon blood
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30
pI.n. for Eleven BattIe.hip..

New York, Nov. 3O.-Plans for eleven
~s.rmored ships, to cost about $68, 900, 900
when finished, are attracting ship build
ing experts to the navy department this
week. They viii make final studies Of
the plans and specifications. to win in
the great competition eleven days hence,
the largest construction contracts ever
undertaken at single time by the gov
eminent. The amount at stake at noon
on Dec. Z, according to the congressional
appropriation, for hu!lS and machinery
alone. will aggregate 342,000,O00, and
within this sum the bills will be con-
fined The remainiI & 324. 900 900 are re-
!quired to furnieh the guns, armor
equipment and stores Of the vessels, and
is reserved by the navy department for
are reserved by the navy department for
launched and nearly ready for service.
Certainty OF brisk competition has been
brought about by the peculiar wording
Of the two appropriation acts authoriz-
ing these ships and by the delay in de-
signing the two classes Of cruisers and
battleships, Of which the department
took advantage in STIMULATING that all
bide be opened on single day. The act
Of March 8, 1899, provided for three bat
tie ships and three armored cruisers,
and the act Of June Z, 1900. added two
more battleships and three armored
cruisers. each class under both acts be-
ing identical and the limit of cost for
shulls aad machinery for each yeSesl be-
ing $1,000, 900 in the case Of the battle
ships and $1,000, 900 In the case OF the
;cfuieevs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30

hounds were procured and put on the
trail. They led the searchers along the
banks Of the Sandy river. and late last
night 1t was reported that the trail was
fresh. Only one opinion prevails as to
the course to pursue with the murderer
among those who are on the trail. They
declare he must meet death by Are as
the little girl did.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30
-Four year. MOE. 81 on1c..

Washington. Nov. 80. While the post-
Office department has not made an an
nouncement Of policy 70 govern changes
Of fourth-class poetmaNera during the
department prefers that there DO no
more changes than the sintereSts of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30

A fatal fight occurred near North
Arm, IN, between William Cenley and
William Berry as consequence Of
which Conley will Ode from wounds in
flicted with a knife. Berry is in Gus
tody. 1t is said the cause of the con-
5iiict was a remark Berry made concern
ing ConlesSs reputation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30

makes new and pure
blood to nourisli and
strengthen the body,
aud is q positive and
safe cure for Scr0f,,1a 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30

service requ!re. and that. especially In
the southerns states. fourth-clasD posi-
'mlstetN VIII continue TO serve during
the next four years Of the administras
ton. unless there ir'rome good cause FOR
making q change 1t il understood that
no fixed policy will be adopted to govern
changes among presidential postmas-
49,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-26

Gs tuar ein nabes Gnttommen
bonn ihredlihen 1uoe in oem jiing=
iten Sale oes Gbarles 3auis BON
Uumerstun, 8. Seit 2 Sabren mar
er nit einem 2ungene9eioen bebai-
tet. oas iid uun Gag III Iaa per=
iblimmerte uno es balo ben glnihein
bate, als oh eran Shlulnoiubt iter=
ben nliilie. Gr ling oann oil 'Dr.
Kings New Discovery" 81 neb'
men. lleber Delien @irfling lhreibt
or: nes linoerte iufort uno sab mir
cine pernanente 6eiluug." Solbe
uno dbnlihe 5eillnaen baben lett %
5abren feline Gi9enihait, ale 0als-.
Wrults uno 2ungens2eioen su heilen.
beiuielen. 9sreis 80 Gents uno
$1.00. Sebe 5laihe miro aarontirt.
HrobesTlaid)e frei bei +. aaltener &
Sobn, IrDeuiiten.
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6iilic fir bic giutbleioeHocn il
Gjalpelt0H.

9tus @alpeltpn gebt Der n,sreie
9Sreiie fir 3eras" bas rabitehenoe,
iih ielbit erfldrenoe Sbreiben sll:
@aloeitpn, 3. Y. Dec. 1900.
Sebr geebrter 0err &olleae.
llniere oeutihen 9anOsleute ba=
ben nidbt Die Gigenid)ait. iih pursll=
ordnarn uno 10 lino audi Siele Der
luirflicb 9totbleioenoen bel Der Ser
tbeiluna Der 9iebesaaben, bic man
ben 9totbleioenoen Der groBen sSluth
iiberalI gelpenbet bat, 81 fura ae-
fDmnen.
Gs giebt aber geraoe inter unle=
rem 4anosleuten pieie sSamilien, Die
man sn ben perihdInten glrnten reh=
nen bari. 9ielen Neutcn 81 belien
beoarf man niht Der Maidinerie
gruBer Oiilfs &umites. Die oil ibr
9bun on Die grpBe @lude bansen,
lpnoern Der sarten 5rauenbano. Die
auf miloe lino itille Weiie 81. bellen
ipeiB. Ger grite 9eutitbe 6rauen=
@oblthatigfeits Serein, BON Den
Hiunieren oes Ieutlhtbums. bier
ielbit, pur mebr nls % Sabren ee=
ariinoet, fDniite bier am beiten hel=
fen. Iieier 0erein aber beoarf Der
nDtbigen Wiittel rmo mDbte ih Sic,
tpertber 6err 9pllege, eriuben, onrb
Sbr geid]dbtes Blatt iold)e fir Die
len beiudbrten Serein bel oentlhen
Iereinen uno Sbren 2eiern 81 iant=
meln uno oil Srau u. grbarb,
8rdiioentin, gtp. 1721 slue 81, 8al=
peitun, 5eras, elnsuienoen. glui
oieie Weiie ipiiroe Die uniern beut-
iben 2anosleuten Sugeoabte Siille
in oeren 0dnbe gelanaen, uno Die
ippbltbdtiaen Stiiter mpsen iid) per=
lihert balten, oaB nur tuirflib Be
oiirftiae, Die es ueroienen, NIT 0az
ben beoad)t tperben.
Sn Der Spffnuna, auf Sbre Mlit=
biilIe rehnen 81 0iirfet. seibnet
.0ud)oebtunesuon SIR ereebener,
". s. & o ientbal,
Heoafteur Der n9eras Yplt :.
gesuanebmeno bieraui erflaren
mir uns germ bereit. iulhe @aben
entaeaennebmen sll fuullen, Inn lie
al Die anseaebene sloreiie ipeiter Su
belDroern.
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ben Sders Elm. gr bob Der Wlutter
g9Olltnduel, oas 81 ieinen SiiBen ee-
rOllt mar, auf uno fam iebr roth bon
bieier 9eiitung mieoer gum @orIdein.
n0erieBt nidt," anttuortete er bann
iiodeno auf bic lebte gemerflins, yaber
id babe in Der 9bat meine llbr ber=
loren-9eiiern auf oem 9eimmeg bon
Sllmenau.
.@ie9" rief Slen eridrpden uno
beoauernb. ~Gie MIR berloren, bas
Iiebe glnoenten boil Teinem @ater9
Sic mar ia feFi an Der aette, ME mar
oenn oas m0slid?"
9lud 6rau gurebarot blidte ben
Gobn aans betrpffen unO betiimmert on.
.Tie Settle i'll aud fprt. Sd bate
iie abgebatt. nm meinem Gdipieger.
batter Die Gapiel 81 seigsn, uno lie bar=
mad ipobl nidt proenilid ipieber be=
feifiat. Gs III mir leio gsnua linn ben
gerlua.+
r9lbsr Su mubt i'm augenblidli9
an3eigen, cine namhafte gelobnung
ausi6reiben laiien. g9enn Su nidt
3eit bait, peroe i'd ielbii uIf Die poIi-
sei ac6en.
r9as III bereits eeideben, eripioerte
Der junse Mlann baiiis, lid tOmme
ioe6en bon bort, babe aud idon felbif
in aller Morgeniriibe auf benz Mese
nadseiudt. Gas gneitsre miiIen MIR
tu GsbuIb abuarten. Sn3trii9en,
Mliiiterden, barf id Gid iuobl um
mein Srii1liid titien."
G6peieenb aano 6rau gur9barot
auf unb bplie bic aafieetanne. Wdbs
renb iie bann nit lisbenber Sorgfalt
ibrem Sobn ieinen Morasnirant juredt
madte uno Elm gutterbrob iirid, blidte
lie iuieoer priifeno in iein 8eiidt. Ea
mar etlpas nidt in Gronung, es batie
fali ben glnidein, als oh ihr ebrlidsr
6ans, Der nod ME cine Qiige iiber bic
Qippen qebradt. in Der GDeidibte nit
Der llbr bic llnmabrbeit eeIproden.
uneole geDe9griinoe, beiien iuar lie
iider, battsn i'm nidt baSu peranlabt,
absr chen oarrm fiblte bic Mutt,r
fid beunrubist. 9od lisb lie ibn In
Grieoen, iuabreno ibr otter Greuno org
los forifubr, ben iungen Mann mt
Grasen nod bsm ~Wo" uno .WR"
ieines Werluiies sll bebrdngen, bis be
Mutier mitleioig bem fidtlid 0speinig
ten su Silfe fam.
.Sie MOLTEN ia meinem Gobn eIn
Mittbeiluna maden.A
gieie grinnerling gab ben Gebanlen
bes alien 6errn iosleid eine erfreulMe
Wenoung, un0 Sans uabm aufaibirenb
nun elli iein 6riibfiid geb6rig in aE>
ariif.
nSa ridtis." iasie GHsn lebbaft
um bann in ein ldn9eres gladberien
;lI beriinfsn.
.gu iueibt, mein So6n,- fling er
enoIih feierlid an. .baB meine Mater
cine S.aIienerin MARI"
Gin beripunoeries GopIniden mar oi
aniiupri. unb Often fulr fort:
.Non ibren ndhersn 9eriuanbien lett
nur ned cine Sdrslisr als gDittme II
Neapsl. Gieie nun bat. wie lie tiif;lid
idrieb, einsn Sobn, Der eben bic Sduh
berldHt-%
.Mis2" muroe er bier bon ieinem
auImertiamen 3ut0rer intsrbrcden.
So Diel jiingsr 1T bic S6ipefter Gei.
nsr Wuitsr, baB lie nod einen idul.
pflidiiaen Sobn bat? gu ieltlt bilt
bod ibon bei Sabren. Eeine Wutter In
In bobsm alter 9eIiurbsn unb iuenn
fire Sdiueiisr nidlt cine ;iueite Sarab
it,"
.gs iunren Siieiasidmiiier." fdnitt
Ciien ibneIi Die tpsitsSen gersdnunQen
0ts jungen liannes ab. Gr futr lid
nit Der Sano ourb bic Saare unb
tlidie, etfuas aus Der 6aiiuna gsbradt
AT Der iiilllddelnoen Wluitsr biniibsr.
(5prtiebuug folat).
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StaafS Sbio. Solbo.l
NmrnA e nnntn- s.

5raniS. Ghenep beitwort. aab Ct otr d.
itrs 9artnsr Der Girna J. J. 0henep&e 0.
If pelhe eeihiil in Der Staot Splsoo. in obeni
aenanniem 6ountn uno Stdaie ihni.Hno hnB be-
iaats 6irma Die Summe BON G II hunoert
agollars fur ieoen Nall uOn aaiarrb tcjabIen
miro. oer ourh ben 8ebrauh uon D I 4 g a.
Itarrb sRur nidli osbelt msrecn iaan
Grant !. 4 NheucM
81 @ehmoien per mir nno uRierlf,itben
Sitael In meiner 8eaenwart ON G. Sepicir'
- Der ". Z. 's6,
" %. @lea' N. oHeHillter Noiar
ooa's Roidrb Sur mito inneritl aeuommeu.
uno wirii oireii aui eas Slut uro Die idleimigcn
Cbern0den oes Suiisms. enBt Vuh 3euguc
irei plidldcn.
Il. S.0henep a. Go. SoIcoe. Chic
As- &triau, ron alien ApOibe,su, Nrsis IS
Gents bic 5laihe
0aH'e Jamiiien NiIlen iiro bic befm
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Die nelre beutSd,e YiQ sur

- Die neue beutid]e gia sur De
pilipn Der 8einaelebe 1T uerDifeit>
lid)t iuurben. Sic oerbietet ben 3us
iab BON 3uderiuaiier Su tbeiltpeiie
ausaepreBten 3rauben, bebufs 80
irritation BON @ein. ioiuie Den 6ie=
brauh uun glbfuhungen opn getof)=
tenn Sbit, ioipie BON Sduren mo
giiensen sur 6eritelluna zines tllnit
liben Bouauets. Gen beauind)tis
aenoen 8eamten miro erlaubt, bic
Weinfeller uno Weinlagerraume Su
betreten. iid) Yruben bon ben bort
lagernben Weinen su nebmen mo
bic Bidder Der betreiienoen Sirmen
einsuieben. gluf llebertretina oeS
@eIebes lit eine Straie bis an 6 Wlo.
naten uoer 80. 200 Mlart 8eloitraIe
eelest.
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QNer III benl betrettenoen ye5lrte be=
tannt III lno ii6 an Der 9ottsrie su be-
tbeili9en miinIdt, siebt sunddIi efris
Grtunoigungen iiber bic Gunoioaten
elm. Oat er Dem llnternebmer bic oe-
iudhlten 9lamen miigetbeilt, 10 er6dlt er
Gin Coos. gDer bic mel fen rifiigen
Namen seiroIIen bat, aeminnt natiir-
lid. Meiiiens aibt es bel Oerartigen
2otterien nur Elm paar perhdltniBmdBia
bohe Gsipinne uno ionh lauier Nisien.
Gin iebr geip09nlibes nllo einiadles
@liidsIpiel, has beionoers anI ben
GtraBen bon aanton bduiia su ieben
if, heiBt 6antan. Ser Santbaltsr bat
babel einen 9aufen blanter 9upIerIiiide
bor ii6 lie9en, ippppn er slpei Sdnoe
boil nimmt ilno nit elmer umaetebrten
Sdale beoedt. Gun miiiIsn Die llm-
Hebenben rathen, ipie bisl Stiide iibrig
bleiben. iuenn Der Saufen ourd bier
aetbeilt miro. oh eins, stusi, orei poer
teins. gDsr ridtig ratb, geminnt iebr
bisl. iuie es iiberbaupt bel Den dine
iiiden epielen 0runoiab III, lieber
tueilige uno brbe Geminne als bisle lno
tleine su baben.
Giebt cine gr0Bere 3abl bon Chine
fen bel einem Wanne, Der auf Der
Strafe ieir~ 6riidte fsilbdIt, 10 lam
man aud oa iider iein, DAB lie ein
@liidsipiel berbsiaelodt bat. Mleiliens
bdlt ibnsn Der Vertdufsr cine groBe
9lpIeliine enteeaen unb iprbert lie auf
bic 3ahl Der 3erne oarin gu ratben.
Viele llmIiebsnosn tbun biss. uno jsoer
febt sinige GupIeriiide auI Die bon ibm
senannte 3abl. Taraui lOh Der Sdno.
Ter bic Sdale ab. ssrtbsilt bic 6rudi
unb sdblt inter allgemeiner Spannuna
bic Gsrns. gner Die ridiige 3abl ge-
rathen bat. erbdtt ben breifaden Gin=
iab, uno Die geiosn. bic ibm sunddli
tammen. srbalten ben bpppelien giniab
aus9esaElt, iudbreno alles anOere 8elo
bem @ertduier sufdlli.
Cine anbere 9lrt bes Gpielens be-
febt barin. CAB Elm Cbii= posr Guden=
bdnbler cen 0oribsr9ebenbsn 3eitel
nit turssn Spriidsn binbdli, tuOrin
Elm Gdriftseihen 0useelaiisn i'll, bas
auf Der anosrsn Geite iebt uno bas er
lie su srratben auiforoert. Ser Geuin-
nsr beiommi bisrbei ben fiinffaden gin-
iaB.
go f0nnte man nod Manderlei an=
fiibrsn. Sic Cuff am geetien unb Gpis=
len iibt eben bon Sugeno auf in jeoem
gbinsien. Gdon balbpiidii9e Burden
ipielsn I'M Belo, iotaio lie ein paar
2upferliiide bsiigen. Gie Spielsr baben
aud ibre eiaene Goitbejt. ndmlid einen
grinlmig ausie6snoen 9iaer, Der ein
grObes 9upieipiid in Den aaBen bait,
iis nsnnsn i'm Seine Gresllsns ben
aeloareiienosn Siasr." gsionoers an
MsujaEr miro bisisr GlOitbsit pisl Ser.
ebruna sripieien. osnn an bisiem 6efe
lam lid nidt lsidt Ssmano Der 3beil-
nabms on Der oann allasmein herr.
idenosn Srisllsiosnidaft entssben.
aud nidi. iuer iih irnIi oauon frsisn-
balten iueib.
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Tr. Npbcrt 6. Wtpi;,

Office l23 gue 6. Speeialiit fir Gus
aen, 0bren, Rale uno 8ebie. Sprehs
Iiunoen upn 9 biz y llbr Yprttittags
uno pon 2 bis 5 llbr Hahnlittaes.
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0ytabmcfe Optel Sar,
Oh 6ouitun StraBe.
g9m. W,mtb. .... Giaentbilmcr

Mtan finoet bier Elm purSiialldes
@los Bier unierer beinilhen Sraue'
rcien. Beipnoere glnerfenrllng oer=
bienen Die @eine. Giaarren, gStiss
tics. 9iauore ,c. Dieie gSirtblhaft
erfreut lid] oes auSaeseihneten Hu=
ies. an Den anaenebnllten Iulents
baltsurten Der Staot su sdblen.
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se5er-Hilren

4.t's sceder- YiGen
.isu tas &6rpfriDf.m in Srbnrna
20 tub Germ trluibaitc 3uiienes G.
..r, bic 9. U6bnlib 81 'bri;cn por'
50 bu.
Gin ptgGiaOrrnHgsmittsl fig
aoyiihmr5,H, 9nspepiie. SdpinS.i
.tilsG.,.a cAsidHa9im Wlures. Ssi flo,
gisu. bslss;s 3nn E, Sppetihoii5isttnr}
Sausm!Ild)e 0Gaeaicipfa
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- Ghte Wt' alleirer. gasle BaB4
uno glntb l.it=apbien 81 Den bill
liqiten Marftpreilen bel Der
Suniet g4upo 60.
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- geenn Die Buren 10 meiter iies
aen, miro Com" 4aul bod uiels
leiht nod pun &aiier uno Bar ems
pfnnaen tueroen.
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Gans neue gilliaro- -9iihe il
u. Shpls Saloon.
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Q(Qe9)fQnttet.

erhalten Hnter foIgenben b6dt liberalen Bebin1uns
gen bas neltberfhmte unb ein5g ppitipe RaturheiI.
mtteI Ren--to, garantirt sur Selung bon geifieths
Iiden Rrdnfheiten, uer1prener Mannestraft Rerpens
fdu6dle ( IN gRir fPrhsu
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Inn Srfaltuua In eiucm 1aae su

htil,n. nthme man -snIaiius Nromo CuiHtnt.
fobltis- al,a2ruanlfsn atbtn eas @tlo iurad
rpenn isint 5otiluno trfolet y " e,rors . pHtus
ifri', sni ,osr S6ahisl - Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-26

gesusnebmeno bieraui erflaren
mir uns germ bereit. iulde @abell
enteeaennebnen sll iuullen, I'm lie
oil Die aneeaebene sloreiie ipeiter 81
belDroern.
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= @onate @ebanoluttg
= Ottte 8eaabItttta.

g1an idide tein GeIb. 2esen Sic Der 8efelluns
finfsehn 2sGents Briefmarfen bel fur Torto,
etenermarfen. gerpafuns etc. gsir ienben Sbnen
iofort eiren bonftdnoigen breimpnotlid1en 8pr=
Rnr" per Bot purtofrei. Shnen eejfattenb ole
NitteI cine beftimmte 8eit lang 5u aebrauhen nnb
ipenn Sic bann hberSeuat fiub, bab oieie Mebisinea
gen SpeSaIpreis sun s4.70 fir bic bpne 3=mpnat.
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ST. CLAIR MED. INSTITUTE,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-26

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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
Lime to Prevent Gapes.

The best preventive of gapes is to
pillow or spade the ground intended
for young chicks as soon as the frost
is gone, and then scatter air-slacked
lime literally over the surface. Gapes
generally come from the soil, and as
lime destroys any eggs or other
sources of gape-worms, the chicks
will escape. Salt may also be added
in small quantities. Lime is cheap,
and it is better to use it on the ground
than to work trying to save the
chicks and loose large number.
The ground should be lined as early
as possible. Lime is also a preventive
of roup. To get rid of filth is to
avoid disease in the flocks, for when
disease appears the germs are re-
tanned in the ground. For that rea-
son every location occupied by poul'
try should be occasionally spaded or
plowed. When performing such
work, first scatter air-slacked lime
over the surface, and turn under the
top soil, following by another appllca-
ton of lime on the surface. The
lime causes @ chemical action in the
soil which quickly destroys the filth
by changing its composition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30
From Washington
How a Little Boy Was Saved,

Washington, D. C.-'When our boy
was about Is months old he broke out
with rash which was thought to be
measles. In a few days he had a
swelling on the left side of his neck
and it was decided to be humps. He
was given medical attendance for
about three weeks when the doctor
said it was scrofula and ordered
salve. He wanted to lance the sore,
but I would not let him and continued
giving him medicine for about four
months when the bunch broke in two
places and became running sore.
Three doctors said it was scrofula and
each ordered q blood medicine. A
neighbor told me of case somewhat
like our baby's which was cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. I decided to give
it to my boy and in short while his
health improved and his neck healed
so nicely that stopped giving him the
medicine. The sore broke out again,
however. whereupon I again gave him
Hoods Sarsaparilla and its persistent
use has accomplished complete
cure" MRS. NETTIE CHASE, AZ X
St. N E.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-03-30

contains. This hen was getting bone
meal, but it did not seem to give nef
the amount of lime she craved. rms
hen was not killed, but the whole
flock was given little more OF the
food they were supposed to lack, ana
the trouble disappeared. The writer
has seen several focks with the egg
eating habit, but has never seen q
flock that was not cured without the
loss of bird.
1t may be that some focks get the
habit so badly that they have to De
executed, but, but such extreme cases
are not common. If, after being ie lee,
properly for short time, they still
persist in eating eggs, have the nests
arranged SO that the eggs cannot DC
easily seen and it is doubtful II the
trouble will last long. Feed so there
will be no soft-shelled eggs and the
probability is that there will be no egg
eaters in the flock. Farm, Field ana
Fireside,