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The state herald., 1900-09-14
CONTEXT NOTICE.
Q 8 LAND OrFIor.
STIRLING, Colo,
AuR., 8 1900.

q LAND OFFICE,
STERLING. COLO,
Aug, 8 1900.
A sufficient contest affidavit having bean fled
In this Office By z. J. Wight contestant
against H E entry No t27 made Oct, II
1859, for Q Y sec 20 tp n rH W by Miller D.
Jennings oontsstee In which It Is alleked that
Miller d. Jennings has wholly Abandoned said
tract that he has changed his residence there
from for more than six months since making
said entry, and next prior to expiration Of hrst
i've years period, that said tract Is not settled
upon and cultivated by said party as required b,
law, that all of said failures exist at this time
and that said alleged absence from the said
land was net due to his employment in the
Army, navy Marine Corp OF the U. 8. as q priv
ate officer soldier seeman or Marine during tbs
war with Spain or during anyother war in which
the q. 8. may be engaged
said parties arc hereby notified to appear,
respond ond offer evidence touching said alleg
alton at 10 O'clock m on Sept, II 1900 before
the Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Sterling, Colo.
The said contestant having In proper afiida-
Wit filed june 81, 1900 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot be made 1t Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by duo and
proper publication DC Fleming Register
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Steele Of A,xpstfoe, Silver Republican.
For Governor: James B. Orman Of
Pueblo, Democrat.
For Lieutenant Governor: John
Calderwood Of Teller, Populist.
For Secretary Of State: D. A. Milli
Of Arapahoe, Populiht.
For Treasurer: J. N. Chipley Of Pus
eblo. Silver Republican.
For Auditor: Charles Croutsr oi
Void county, Democrat.
For Attorney General: @. c. Post Of
Georgetown, Populist.
For Superintendent Of Instruction!
Mrs. H. l.. Grenisll Of Gilpin, Silver
Republican (renominatsd).
Regents OF Uuivssity: F. Ksndrick
OF Lake, Pepulist.
Two Democrats.
Congressman First District: John F.
Shafroth, Silver Republican (renominst.
ed).
Congressman Second District: John
G. Bell, Populist (rsnominated).
The ticket is strong one and will
give general sstisfaction to the member
Of the three parties.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Recently Q number Of mines in Colo
rads have pssssd into the hands OF wo-
men operators sud are being worked at 9
profit. Many women have made study
Of mining, have invested their money in
prospects, or lsissd locations and ara
rssping rich financial rewards in oonse.
qushcs Of their shrswdness and judge
msnt. The success Of the pioneer in this
new field has insp,red others with de-
sire to take part in the hunt for gold
which is going on in Colorado. Not oil
Of the women who have taken up min.
ing engage In the actual work which goes
on in shaft or tunnel. In fact very few
Of them have the strength for this en-.
ployment, bnt they are even more profit.
ably employed in figuring on the pur-
chase Of supplies, marketing the ores
and looking after the finances Of every
department. There Is one woman in the
San Juan mining district who goes ever
further than the most OF her sex. She
puts on ovsralls and jumper and when
occasion requires goes into the workings
Of her extensive mine and bosses the
men who are working with pick, shovel
and tram car, or who arc employed in
the concentrating mill.-Fisld and Farm
The state herald., 1900-09-14
AMIrIE.


A. G. Csubis spent iast Sunday In
Chase Co., Nsb.
u. r.. 7. Ilszsu went 10 Denver 10 st.
tend the Peoples Party ststs Couyen.
tiou.
N. N. worlsy left these parts
last week ios . bunting trip 10 the
Mountains.
Farm baaJs have never been 10 hard
10 get IN this locality ~ st tho pr~sen,
time. 10 Mckinley prospsr,ty the cause
Mrs. Alta Pos and Miss Lula Dun
visited with Mrs Pes's parents In Chsss
Co., Nsb., Wednesday aud Thursday Of
this week.
l. y. Stumbansh was osnvasIng pre-.
ninct South lsst week chAlking No.
kinly prosperity votes. Think hs found
. short crop in Heuth !.
The Nov Voice of Cb,caao presents a
"sries Of aistemsp,s which II they be
true. should cause tho entire nation, and
cause Americans 10 bow their heads In
shame. that ,his great Chfis,iss Nation
should permit such wrong 10 exist and
make no effort sisnp Il cut. The Ne~
Voice is poser Tor good, and publishes
nothins bu, shat can be backed up
With facts.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Editor Lacy Of the Sterling Advocate
in last weeks issue Of his paper says
"The editor Of the Holyoke HERALD ID
st,li harping about silver. The editor ID
. sad example OF the back number in
politics." II sesms that Mr.. Lacey has
not been very carefully reading the 70.
cent public campaign uttsranoes Of such
leading republicans as Mr.. Gage the SEQ.
retary Of the treasury for this republi,
can administration. Mr.. Gage seems to
realize very keenly that the silver quss-
tion is an exceedingly live issue in this
campaign and, as member Of President
Mckinley's cabinet, Il 10 very reasonable
to conclude that. whsu Mr.. Gage de-.
clarss that the silver Question il the
issue of this campaign; he voices the O.
pinion Of President Mckinley and his
cabinet. VI coure, according to Editor
Lacey's reasoning. President Mckinley
and his cabinet are also "back numbers
in poi,tics." We could hardly agree
with Bro. Lacey on that proposition for,
in onr judgement, tlrey are not row back
numbers but simply stand good chance
OF being shack numbers" after the 9Th Of
next November. We are not surprised
that the editors Of the Advocate CONSIDER
Us "back number from their political
stand point and We take no exception to
the compliant they have fled against US.
Back numbers are sometimes very se-
we're and cutting febuks to the lp.to.
date numbers and that accounts for the
bitter attacks that some Of the rspubli-
can papers are mcking upon the silver
republicans Of this state. From the
Colorado republican stand point, the sill.
yer republican is simply shack number
Of the republican party as it stood on
the silver question up to the year 1895.
These shack number" republicans. now
known as silver republicans, arc stand
isg rsbuks to the republican party Of the
state on its silver record sincs 1896 and
it is not strange that such partisan 70.
publican editors % Bros. Fleming a.d
Lacey can not feel easy and coutsntsd
whiis there 10 silver republican news.
paper published 10 their part Of the
state. The "bsek number" troubles
them.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Nearly all Of the leading republican
papers Of the eastern ststss are making
the great fight OF the campaign on the
silver question and are making it an 10.
sue regardless Of the protest Of the Colo
RADIO republican papers. The Colorado
republican papers find themselves in 4
very embarrs~nng position. They
started into this campaign with the en-
phatic declaration tbSt the silver quss.
tien was not An issus 10 the campaign
and could not be made an issue 10 the csm
paign and now they find the party press
OF the es,tsrn ststss is HGking Il the
issue Of the campaign. Theirs 10 Ger
tsiniy . very uncomfortable position bu,
their only safe course is 70 nov come
out with frank admission that they
were mistaken and were not intentional.
-!y Attempting 70 deceive their readers.
The tail cannot successfully wag the dog
neither can few Colorado sswspapsra
= sontrsi the campeignspoiicy Of the rs'
! publican party.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

The State Of Colorado the question Of
amending the constitution Of said State.
The authority for submitting such
question 10 found In Senate Bill No. II,
which 10, In wordsand hgurss, followings
viz:
AN ACT.
To SUBMIT TO TIE QUALIFIED ELxcToRs o. TIE
STATE OF CoLoRADo AN AMENDMENT 10 6EC'
TON Two ts) OF ARTICLE NINETEEN
(XIX.) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE OF CoLoRADo.
Be 1t enacted By the General Assembly Of the
State Of Colorado:
SECTION !. That there shall bs submitted to
the qualified electors Of the State Of Colorado,
at the next general election fer members Of the
General Assembly. for their approval or reject
ion. the following amendments to tho constitu-
ton Of the State Of Colorado, which, when rati-
fed by o majority OF those voting thereon, shall
be valid as part OF the constitution. namely:
Section Of article XIX. Of thA constitution OF
the State Of Colorado shsll be % amended - to
read - follows:
SEC. .. Any amendment or amendinsnts to
this constitution may be proposed n either
house df the General Assembly, and II The same
shall bs voted for By two-thirds Of al the mem-
hsrs elected to each houss. such proposed D.
mendnsnt or amendmsnts, together with the
ayes and noes Of each house thereon, shsll be
entered In full on their respective joufnals; tho
proposed amendment Or ameodments shan b
published with the laws OF that session Of the
General Assembly. and the Secretary Of Statc
shall also cause the said amendment o. amend
ments to be published Ii full In not moro than
one newspaper Of general cii iculatio6 In each
county. for four successive weeks ptevious to
the next general election for membsss to the
General Assembly; and at said election the said
amendment or amendments shall b submittsd
to the qualified electors Of the State for their APP
proval or rejection. and such - are approved
by majority OF those voting thereon shall be-
come part Of this constitution.
Provided. That II moro than one amend
ment bs submitted at any general election, each
Of said amsndmsuts shall be voted upon sspar-
ately and votss thsreon cast shall DO ssparstsly
counted the same ~ though bot ono ..
mendment xas submitted. But the General
Assembly shall have no power to propose =
mendments TO moro than six articles Of this
constitution at the same session.
Sro. .. Each elsc4or voting at said election
and desirous OF voting for or against aid =
mendments snAu deposit In tho balios box h1e
ticket whereon shan be printed the words "For
the Amendment" and "Asainst the Amsndmsnt"
and shall indicate his choice By placing . cross
opposite one or ths other Of said groups ef
words.
SEQ. B The votes cast for tho sdoptioo or
rejection Of said amendment shall b canvassed
and the result determined BY the laws Of the
State for the canvass for representatives in Con-
gress.
Approved February 10Th. A. D. 1850.
In testimony whereof, have hsrsunto
set my hand aud affixed the great seal of
the State Of Colorado, At the City OF
Denver, this Both day OF July, A. D.
1900.
ELMER +. BEGKwITH,
tskAL) SECRETARY Of State.
The state herald., 1900-09-14
TO SILVER REPUBLICANS.

To the Silver rspeblicsps of the State
Of Colorado:
The Silver Rspabl,caa party was o..
gaaizsd for the parposs Of doing every.
thing In its powe. to aid in the rsnens.
tizstion OF silver. II did great good 10
the campaign Of 1895 in loyalty support.
ing Mr.. Bryan. Phs question srisss,
how can the interest Of silver still b.
best subssrvsd in tho approaching cam.
Paign! The answer seems 10 Nc 10 b.
plain, namely Ly the sctivs work Of our
organisation, - party. in the support
Of Bryan and Stevenson. our nominees,
and IN co operating with tho other sil.
yer forcss.
The Rspubllcau party during the lAs,
ssssson OF congress enacted gold stand
ard lsv BY the unanimous vote Of oil
the Republican members Of the house ol
representatives aud by the vote Of all
the Republican srnstors, save that ol
one from New England.
Tho Republican platform adopted =,
Philadelphia declares for the gold stand.
ard, condemns the frss coinage Of silver
and approves Of the currency Law Of
March II, 1900.
The Republican candidate Tor the
presidency approved the currency act
and on various occasions within the last
four years hAs denounced free coinage
OF silver and the support thereof ~ dis.
honss'.
The Democratic, With = few exceptions,
10 both houses Of congress opposed the
passAgs Of the currency cot.
The Democratic platform declares Ia
unsquiveoai language Tor the irss coin.
aGs Il s,lvcr n the rstio Of 10 10 l, and
condemns the passage Of the ourrsne,
bill.
The Democratic coudid.ts for the
presidency bAs during tho lsst four yssr,
advocated lu the most public manner
the frss coinage oi silver At The ratio o
IL TO 1.
Thus tho issue Ia squsrely made b,
the party platforms and by the publIul,
expressed opinion oi the candidates.
There 10 NO reason Why Silver Repub
licsns sho1d abAndon tho coni.utio,
of is5. II We wsre right then. we Or,
certainly right now. II ~s hsd reaso,
not TO support Mr. Mckinley then, y,
have greater fcasou Why 20 shall no
supper, him now. II We belisve tia
biu,stsll,sm In better than gold ,nopoms,
aiiisa. then ws orgbt 10 stand by ou
principles and support tho cand,da,,
who not only ptoisssce 10 believe Ia ire,
coipas. u silver. bat who do.e N
thoroughly believe IN Il that be publ,ol.
declared, on the eve of the pstiona
Democratic convention. that no ~oul'
no. bo a candidate of the party tba, he,
not tho courage 10 declare Tor free eoin
age Of aI,cr At The ratio Of 10 10 I. N,
a,sn Who hss anv regard for his repatA
ton has or viii charge Mr.. bryan viii
dvpliei,y OF deceit bis able and IN
rs''ish support n snspfsss ard op, oi u
The state herald., 1900-09-14

The Standard Oil Company uaeustss
are beginning to shov their teeth 90.
cssiouly ip the campaign. They do no,
enjoy tie oriticisms that W. J. Bryan II
making q thnr manner Of doing bus.
nsss sad one duy ssst ~esk h. II. Regsrs
one Of tbs leading men u the Company
and slss President Of the Ohis Rvss
railroad refused 70 permit W. J. Brysa'a
private oar 70 - attached 10 . r.eulas
passenger tram oo that road to 60 frsa
one point 10 ssetbsr 10 West Virginia
The dsmoorstic committeeman Informed
Ar. Bryan that he could force the rail
rosd company 70 take tho car for, usder
the ccupany's charter IL could not avoid
taxing the car II 1t vas insisted upon.
Mr.. Bryan however did DOT insist upon
II. II may crafty the pretty spite Of
this frost nssnats TO thus insuit . osu.
d,daie for pres,deut bu, 1t will no. Ia.
jurs any Ar. Brysn's standing with the
people, In Tact, the wrathy railroad OH.
cisl made = bad mistake no matter from
vhss standpoint his ss,io. may b. view
ed,
The state herald., 1900-09-14
BLACVILLE.


Mrs. N. Peter will move 10 Holysks
next week.
Homer Upton Of Hoiyoks was h thii
vicinity lest Sunday.
Mr.. Thouss and family expect to q
to Oklahona IN the near future.
Mise Alice rroso Of Holyoks was th,
guest OF Aiss Alice Parker over Sandsy.
F. sprssus is attending the Demo
cratic State convsntion ~ Dsnvsr this
week.
Ernest Hngsman. Wsltsr Ellie and
John Peter we're 10 the vicinity Of Am.
hsrst last Sunday.
Miss Susie spragus and Miss Florsacs
Trsgo began tbsli terms OF school Ia
Dist. 10 last Monday.
Wm Hobbis and family Of Holyoks Al.
tended church services u the Tsces
school houss last Sunday afternoon.
Oid Misery.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

The Deover Rspublscsn recently con.
tained an editorial dsnounc,ng Ssnssor
wsllisgien Of Maryland Tor refusing "a
support tho republican tieks, 10 this
campaign. itcla'ms that s,nply becauss
he oan MOI cadorss tho iinperialis,io 20,
icy Of tho administration IL not q good
excuse for refusing 10 support the tIckc,
md catss the case for senator iioAr.
The hspubliean Ia no, In . position "a
consistently throw any stones ., Ssns,os
wsllinstoo In this campaign unls~s II
wishes u 70 b. distinctly understood
that II nov pleads guilty 70 the charge
81 having ssea iposnsistsnt when Il lssI
tho republican party is iSaG. The Re
publ'cso 10 1896 claimed 70 ~sdotns nj
of the republican national platform or
espt tho financial plank And. bscsns.
shst was uprstisfsctory. refused 10 Sup
port The ticket aud lett the party on ~,
Rrousd that the silver issas was u par
amount Importance 10 oil other issuss o
the csnps,sn. senator Wellington he
taken exactly the same position In ~
snni 70 the question of isnpssislisu. I
the lsspublicsa was justified m iis sct,o,
N oJ. then II should not bs criticism,
Senator wsllins,on Ia 1900.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

The Omsta Bee, the leading republi.
can uswspapsr Of Nebraska, y making
desperate effort 70 persuade the gold
democrats OF 9J that they are making q
grave mistake in supporting ". J.
Bryan in this campaign as the silver
question is still the most important is.
sus before the people. According to the
Colorado rspublican papers, the Bee
must be shack number" on the silver
question rs they are clSimiug that the
silver question is not al issue In this
csmpsin.
The state herald., 1900-09-14
CONTEST NOTICE.
U. .. LAND OYYIcK, }
brKnIINo, Colo, y
Aug. 3, 1900

sr.su.so; AlI'' 4. isso'' iSO''
A sufiacient contest ailidAvit having bcsu fled
In this Office BY S. A. Lindstron. contestant.
against II Y entry No. +tl, made June 20
ise1 for Y section II. tp psnRrv y by Frank
ID sharpnack Contcs toe, In whi' .. "a alleged
that Frank d. sharpnAck has cha aged his resi-.
dsnce thersfrom for more than sir months nczs
prior 70 date june IN. that said tract has been
abandoned by cntryman since Juns 1870. and
that the came is apparently unclaimed. that all
Of Aaid failures exist at this time and that the
said alleged sbsonce from the said land e not
due TO his employment In tho Army. Navy OF
Marine Corps Of tbs U. y. - = private soldier.
odacsr. sssman or marine during tho war with
spain or during my other war In which the U.
=. may bc engaged.
said parties ars hecby notified 70 appear rc-
spond and ofier sTidsncc touching said allegs.
tion at 10 O'Clock m on Sept. u, iap b.fors
tbs Register and h-cori~r st tbs unised states
cand Once 10 Startling. Colo.
Tbs said contestant having In proper aissdavi,
fled Juns ". is)o. s-t forth fnets which show
that after duo diligence personal service Of ,hl.
noties can not Ia made, Il 10 hcr.by ordered aud
directed that such notice lsc given by du. and
proper pnbiicai'on. D. c. flsminE i.esis,.s
The state herald., 1900-09-14

1h- Ds'mocrats, Peoples Party and
Teller Silver Rspubiieaos. ~ their s,a,.
ossvsnttons hsldst Denver tbis week. Of,
feo'sd conpiete fusion oa The state
and consrsssionsi ticket sb,rs in.aras
the sLstion Of The candidates m ~.
fusion tintss by a good majoris,. The
following 10 the ticket put up by N.
three pAstissi
FOR Presidential Eiector.i !. n.
hobeson of Cl.sr Creek. Democrat: q.
J. Hughes u Afnpshve. Democrat.
T. NJ. Patterson Of Arspsboc. populi.,
sndoevsvn~ H. n. Eaton. Silver he.
pnblic.n.
.ai Egpfstas cs.f. jpir. q ~.
The state herald., 1900-09-14
A Coed Cough Medicine.

It spsaks. weli for Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use 1t In
their own families in preference 10 any
other. Il have sold Chamberlain,
Cough Remedy for the past i've year.
With complete satisfaction TO myself snd
custonsrs," says Druggist ]. Goldsmith
Van Etisn, N. Y. "l have always used
1t in my own family both for ordinary
coughs and colds and for the cough fol
loving In grippe. and find 1t Very sfiica
cious j" For sale by F. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

barr" san spots, astronomer say,
canred tho extreme heat this summer,
and doctors declare nearly all the proc.
tra,icus we're induced by disorders Of III.
stomach. Good health iolloss GOOD d..
se.tion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure d,res.s
what you eat 1fyoo have indigestion
OF dynpepsis II will quickly relieve and
permanently cure yoar--Ciy Drug
p,oYr
The state herald., 1900-09-14

President Mckinley, IN his letter sc-
ceptiuR the nomination for president,
says that the silver question is very
important issue Of this campaign. The
Colorado republican papers will now be
forced either to abandon their attempt
10 deceive the voter by the claim that
ailver is not an issue or take the position
that President Mckinley does not know
what tho issues Of The campaign are.
The state herald., 1900-09-14
ALIAS suMMoNs.

AbtAS NJ AnoNr.
ntate q c.iorado. In.
IN thu district court.
W. u. KELSEY piain,ifi vs Peter stou, defendant.
me people Of tho state OF Colorado.
To Peter Stout tho defendant Absvc named.
Ur~~tinxi
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought sxninst you by tho Abovc
named plaintiff In the district court, of Phii
lips county. stats OF Colorado. and Aas~rr
the compinint therein within twenty days nf.
tot the service hereof, II served with this
county OF. " served out Of this coanty, or
by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive II the day of service
or judgment Wy default win liz taken asAin.i
YOU according 10 the prayer OF III, complaint, ,
and " a copy Of the complaint In the above
entit'cd acsi-n be not served with this sum.
mons. or n tho service hereof bc mad. out ~
this state. then ten days additional 10 the
time bnroinaboyr specified tor appearance
and answrr will bc allowed before the taking
ot Judgment by default a- aforesaid.
Tho said Artion IL brought 10 RI, over tho
sum ~ Ton Doilar with interr-, thereon n, tho
rat. oi PET csnt p-r annum from tho it,h day
of jul, ipo IN account ~ serslc. rendered n.
a,,ofns, nj law beforr Tho Heard II County
to'nmissiobrf- In obtaining f',Inrtion u ,as-.
Plaintiff will nsk for Witt ~ Attachment ~.
provided by A,stntos viii mor-
fully appear from tho complaint In
said action ~ which reference " iiere made
y copy Of complain, IL hereto attached.
And you nre hereby M, S.j that n ,ou fail 10
appear, aud 10 answer N said complaint y. =.
have required, the said III intifI will take dsfsui,
and injamrn, ne prayed.
Given under my hand and seal ~ our .ad
district court 1 ioiyoL- Colo. ID ssid county.
this n day u August, A u ip0o.
tBEAL) W. a. usIisti,sp,
t',-.t - Dis'.i., ro-r, r,ailios co,r,s. co,-
The state herald., 1900-09-14

II IL fact tha, no ether article man.
u'sctur-d IN the United States gives
such uni i'ersal Satisfaction % Yeas,
Foam, other kinds Of yeast may be good
some Of tho t,me bu, Yeast Foam /,
good All. the tlms aud you take No
chances OF looa,pg your Hour when you
nso Yeast Foam according 10 direction.
printed on every iive coat package.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Sssstor Hanna says the Vermont cleo.
tion has no Significance. Perhaps he ID
correct In this but, had tho result shown
republican gain instead OF loss, the
chances are 8 to that be would have
been able to see some national ngnifi-
canoe in this election.
The state herald., 1900-09-14
TxAtxs LEAVE As FOLLOWS:

No. I64 Aoem daily except Saturday scnd Bun
day FOL. Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
east and wect PIN
No. ls6 Saturday only for Lincoln, Omaha,
thicago and all points east and west HOOP m
\, No. i5 Accom- daily except Monday, Chcyenne
#yo. and intermediate stations 500 m
All eSst bound accommodation trains connect
with frst class possengsr t.ain at curtis for
all points east and west.
Sleeping. dining and reclining chair cars (scats
freo) or trough trains. Tickets sold and hag-
gass checked to any point in the United states
OF Canatx.
For information, snc tables, msps and ticket
call 50 oI write to C. E, Paul Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo. or J. Francis. Gen1 Psss'r Aet y.
tuahn, Neb
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Charley Moore retnrnsd 10 Holyoss
Thursday with bis grading outat lie
had been putting IN some cuivsrts for
the d. 4 n. bstwesn Sterling and chey.
enns. lie vent down To Grant, Nsb.,
from Hsiyoks 10 do fcw days work.
The state herald., 1900-09-14
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The republicans held their county
osavcntiou st Hslyoks Saturday. The
candidates Ter tho nomination for county
com missioner were Samuel Nelson. J. II.
Olsen and r. A. Peterson, Mr.. Peterson
Vas noinAtsd.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

Homer A. A. Smith, . former farm
boy who grow up on . Platte valley
ranch near Fort Morgan has been ap-
pointed librarian Of the q. s. treasury
department in Washington. The ap-
pointmsnt was due to merit solely. He
passed the best examination Of "a sppli-
cants for the position, his grade being
100. He Is 25 years old aud is gradu-
ate Of the university. He now has before
him the task OF catsloguing and arrsng-
ing 25,000 books Ten years. ago he was
y blus-overallsd, Morgan county farm
boy. Now be is rsckoned ~ one Of the
best librarians in the United States.
Hard study and determined purpose
did it.-Brerling Daily News.
The state herald., 1900-09-14

You can spell il cough. oofi, caugh.
ksuf, kaff, kough, or kaugh, but tho only
harmless remedy that quickly cures IL 10
One Minute Cough Cure.-City Drug
Store,