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PiTNEY AND HERR SPEAK.

The Republican meeting at llol-
combe Hall, last Friday evening, was
the largest gathering yet held this
campaign. Voters were present from
miles out in the country, and several
young ladies' graced the occasion by
their presence.
Those who were present were
treated to an unusually spicy meeting
and with several numbers not on the
program.
The President of the Union Re
publican Club, William Lauer, named
the following officers as having been
selected for the meeting: Chairman,
Walter f. Hayhurst; Secretary, Ben
lamin II, Joiner; Vice Presidents
First ward, DIR. j. Gibson Petrie,
Michael Murray, William Griffith;
Second ward, Thomas Crowley, Jud-
son Robeson. James ID. Mackay;
Third ward, Walter f. Williamson,
Jacob V. NJ. Fisher and Joseph Akers.
Besides the above there were on the
platform w. s. Ent, Charles A. Skill
man, II. V. l.. Schenck. 4. G. Gandey,
f. +. Maxwell, Robert A. Montgom-
cry and many others whose names we
failed to get
Chairman llayhurst, upon taking
the chair. made an earnest address
upon the various issues of the cam
paign.
A. c. Gandey, candidate for senator,
and +. + Maxwell, candidate for as
semblN, We're introduced and made u
few remarks They were heartily re-
ceived and applauded.
H. Burdett Herr, candidate for
Congress, was introduced, and made
strong and able argument on the
policies of the Republican party. He
was applauded literally and made Il
good impression
When Hon. Mahlon Pitney was in
troduced, our people, who had heard
him before, expected something good,
but they We're not prepared for the
splendid entertainment he gave,
assisted by two Bryan Democrats. Mr.
Pitney in opening sad that if any one
had a question to ask or any objec
ton To make to amy of his remarks, he
would endeavor 10 answer This led
to II number of questions by William
Lyman and John kerns, editor of the
Democratic Wage Worker, To which
Mr.. Pitney responded in such way
as to bring down the house" The
questions were shrewd ones, but re-
spectful in their character, aud the re-
plies were polite and bright. Every
body enjoyed this rather unusual
feature of political meeting. Taken
altogether Mr.. PineY's address was n
mastcrful one and could not but in
tluence minds open to conviction.
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"The blood is the life. Science has
never gone beyond that simple state
ment Of scripture But has illuminat
ed that statement and given it mean
ing ever broadening with the increas-
ing breadth of knowledge. When the
blood is "bad' or impure, it is not
alone the body which suffers through
disease. The brain is also clouded the
mind aud judgment are affected, and
many an evil deed or impure thought
may be directly traced to the impurity
Of the blood. No one can be well
balanced in mind and body whose
blood is impure. No one can have a
wholesome and pure life unless the
blood is pure. Foul blood can be made
pure by the use Of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. When the blood
is pure, body and brain are alike healthy
and life becomes daily happiness.
Free. Dir. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, 1908 pages, 700 illus
trations, is sent free on receipt of
stamps to dcfray expense OF mailing
ontg. Send II one-cent stamps for
paper covers, or 81 stamps for cloth, to
DR.. Il. y Pierce, GG3 Main St, Buffalo,
n. Y.
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W. W. MorFErr, d. d., Pastor.
Sabbath, Oct. %, 1900.
a.l5 A. NJ Glass Meeting.
1910 \. NJ. Public worship and
preaching. Subject Praise"
e.f5P. NJ. Sunday School and Pas
tors Bible Glass.
G.i5P. NJ Epworth League Devo-
tional service. Topic DO not worry.
10 T.. NJ, - Public Worship and
preaching. Theme AN unlawful
marriage"
Glass Meetings, Monday and Tues
day evenings.
Sewing circle, "Wednesday afternoon,
ut 3. 10 o'clock.
Junior League. Thnraday afternoon,
at 3.30 o'clock.
Prayer Meeting, Thuraday evening.
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MAN or GOOD

WANTED ACTIVE MAN or GOOD
character to deliver and collect ia New Jersey
for an old established manufacturing whole=
salc house. $500 year, sure pay Honesty
more than experience required Our refer
enee, any bank in any city Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope Manufacturers.
Third Floor, a3i Dearborn 81 Chicago.
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II gray, Wells Hair Ealsam gradually
restores 10 original color, black or brown
elegant tonic dressing, zoe, 81. Drug
gisls, or sent by express prepaid. Il. =.
WILLIS, Chemist, Jersey city, N. ].
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Senior Class George | Corycl Alfred
Crimson, James Mcconnell Walter lIarhourt,
Harry d Williams, Mario Regau
Suh-Senior Glass William Il Conover. Al
bert kegan, George l.. Price, HUGH rarkmu,
Louisa c Akers, Mary lurd, Mary Il Hoppoek
Middle Class Richard Botti, Arthur White
head, Stella Wilson, Ethel Joiner Ethel NJ
Sutphen, Reha Naylor, Lucinda Hull, Pearl
Daniels
Junior Class John rraueer, James Murray,
Ely Cooper, Horace Pow, Howard Wilmot
Ashhel Wilmet, Charles llandcy, futhhert
llayhurst Annie Connell, Mary Cole, Daisy
Niece Matte Reinert, Ethel Servis Ethel
Farlee, Margaret Slack, Florence Bainhridgc,
Letitia Satterthwaite Matte lailw, Edna
MAY Vert
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NEN ||OPE ANDBUCkS CO.

New Hope, BUCK q, Ia On ths Delaware
tnrpnrated borough witha pnpnnttouo OF about
t5NN II * connected with Philadelphia, dust
ant 3G miles, by the North Eastern nennsNlNa-
nin II Il operated hy the Reading Hallway
New Hope Is a manutartnr,ng town and
offers inc opportunities for tie lneation ot
factories etc II hasa lnrgc paper mill grlsi
mill, Inn factory, silk mill, etc
Wallace NanDyke has gone 10 At
lantic City for few weeks FOR the
benefit Of his health.
Charles Crock Inns Ind hot water
heater put in his Main street resi-
dence during the past week.
Rev. Adolphus kistlcr will deliver n
lecture in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening, October 30
Typhoid fever is fast disappearing.
The eases reported during the pnat
three weeks, are recovering rapidly.
Miss Ella Mcdowell, who recently
graduated from the Pierce business
College, has accepted n position ms
stenogrnphcr in business house in
Philadelphia.
ON Tuesday morning nj ., 30 q clock,
quiet wedding was sOlemniHed in st.
Martins Roman Catholic church,
whcn Father James McIIugh united
Mr. Ie'n INCLINATION, of Norristown,
and Miss Mary Grimes, of this Dor
ongh, in the bonds of wedlock. Those
present included the members of the
families of the contracting parties and
II few invited guests. In the evening
arcccption was held ut the home of the
bride when the newly welded couple
received the congratulations of their
many friends. After II short trip
through the Western part of the
State, Mr., aud Mrs. MciaIhnttou will
take mp their residence in Norristown.
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THIRD WARD PRIMARY.

a" Grade Bertha Sherman, Amy Cox,
Edna Ryan, Eva trnNry Beth Henderson,
Lrona Curtis, Mildred Mariorum. Eva Mettler,
Stella Cooper, ltella kuRler, Alma Tomlinson,
Harry Lawyer, Russell i Reading, Winfield
Sproat, Ivan BLACK, George Docherty, Harry
Snowdon Elmer Hunt, Leon GodoMn. Barley
Maloy, Howard Smith Wellington Thornc,
John Iiolcombc, Russell NJ Rcading
II" Grade Ethel smith, Anna Culver. Sallic
Cook, Anna Parker, Mary Hunt, iIclcn Hcgam,
Josephine Coomhe, Minnie Fritz, Helen Elmer
son, Rcba Slack Mary Justice Jessie Price
Maud Stull, Cccilia Atwood, Gertrude EVerltt,
Hazel Thorne Lulu Hank, Carrie johnson,
Joseph Sharp, Frank Young, Leon Hill, Donald
Frying, Arthur Lewis, Randolph Wilson Fred
Melvin, Hugh Van Solver, NelHou Hunt lny-
mond kucher, Harry IIartpencr, Edward Nal
10y, Harry lloIeombc, Wlburt Conoyrr. Bennie
Sdter, George Crowley, Willie Mackubltin
g Grad, LAZY Cox, Mabel Cook, Elsie
Bowman, Ethel Smith, I.eln Cruncc, Amy Hen
dcrsen, Charlotte Mason, Viola Young Donald
Wimot William Hunt, Edward White, Joseph
Roberts, Alfred iodine, Clifford Cook. Horace
Farlee, Ford Van Sewer
~ Grade Marion Reading, Gertrude Con
over, Nellie Williams, Amcna Frying, Ecna
Bodine, Madeline ONeil, Helen kuglor Mary
hickman, Marion scott Lille Roberts, Ida
Snck, Earl Stout Harvey Trimmer John
Coomhc, Charles Cook, Carl Swallow, William
Cooper
Names of those pupils, whose Reel
tntions, including Department, have
averaged 30 per cent, or more:
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foR Inn EtooEp
AN ABSURD EXPLANATION.

One of the most ridiculous things
that ever appeared in public prlut will
he found in the Hoaer7oH Democrat
of the current week, under the head
ing I'VE Dare Denounee it.
The editor admits the corrupt use of
money AT the late Democratic cauens
and Processes To denoanee it, but at
the same time gives the funniest ex-
PLANTATION ever heard.
He says that the money used at the
late Democratic caucus was furnished
by an agent for New York Building
and Lonn Association, who happened
to have bet on one of the candidates
He pays n very poor compliment to
the Intelligence of his readers when
he seems To think any one could poss-
IDLY believe such n story.
The writer, ON first reading, thought
the Democrat man must he Joking,
but i'll the same article and elsewhere
in the same issue, lac goes on repeat
ing senseless and exploded lies about
Judge Herr aud what he calls the
corruption of the Republicans.
Either he ~ badly scared or thinks
his readers will believe anything he
tells them.
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Don't think it necessary to go to
the large cities to procure fancy Tat
ersalI Vests, Tuxedo or Full Dress
Suits. You can find full assortment
at Johnson
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLrDo,} Sc

STATE OF ONO, CRY or IoIEDo( So
Lucas COUNTY,
FRANK j CHENEY makes oath that he is SEN
Tor partner of the firm of +. ] Cheney Co
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CATAgRH CURE
FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th daY or December A. d. 1886
t-D-l A. W GLEASON,
Notary PDblic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY CO, Toledo o.
sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Avoid all drying inhalants and use that
which cleanses and heals the membrane Ely's
Cream Balm is such remedy and cures
Catarrh easily and pleasantly. Gold in the
head vanisbesq quickly Price, ~ cents at drug
gists or by mail
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking and
TO great extent loss Of hearing. BY the use
Of Ely's Cream Balm dropping Of mucus has
ceased, voice and hearing have greatly i'm
proved W Davidson, Attorney-at-Eaw,
Monmouth. Ill
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL

"A Grade Elmer Conover, Russell Scott
Fred Finger, Ethel Parker, Hottie Iavcrley
ElNa Hoe, Araminta Ioagland, Carl Eye, Ethel
Fisher, Addie Abbott, Alice Nayler, Nettie
Green, Raymond Fritz, Margaret Kelly, l'rania
Bice, Raymond Hunt, Wesley Reading, Eliza
beth Tusty
b Grade May Akers, Jeannette barber,
Elsie Cook, Rita Gordon. Ida kocher, Ellie
Leigh, Elsie Moore Florence Pnseae, Bertha
Prohaseo, Marion Reynolds. lidie Shillman.
Charles Bright, Christopher bowers. Gideon
Cook, Sidney ilayhurst, Farnk Pow, John
Scott, Frank Slack rhincas Thorne, Richard
Ewell
C. Grade Annie + bowers, Anna Il BOYD,
li2zie BRIGHT, Elya Cole, MHy Gnombe, Mainric
Davis, Mertie Hurley, Eleanor lugRr Hattie
Melvin. Louisa Young, Newton Bayard, .lohu
Burd, Harry Cook, George lIolcomhe, Thomas
Hunt, Leon Niece, Harry Oblinger, Samuel
Patterson, Charlcs lose. Eddie Scott, Theodore
Snudcrs, Holland Thornton, Willard Todd, VII
liam Milmot Ida Moore, Mabel Reid, Helen
Sergeant, Muriel Sehanck Catherine smith,
Edith Van Horn, Cora Trimmer
D. Grade Willie Abbott, Frank Bell
Marion Clark, Florence Crenee, BETTY EMell
Marguerite Green, Lester llolcomhc, Helen
Hunt, Emma Knowles Joe Lake, Emlcy lari-
son, Maude Lewis, Mary Maxwell, Leo MeGen
nell leroy Parker, bradley O'Neill. William
Price, Irwin Randolph Charles Roberts, vii
liam Roberts, Frances Schold, Willie Smith
tiaymand Spraat, Fred Stout RAYMOND Stout
Ella Titus
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FIRST WARD PRIMARY

a Grade Auna Scott, Mary Vert, Elsic
Pew, Elizabeth Cooper, Elsie Slch, Essir
Fisher, Mary Clark Ewing rihbels. Corneln
Goneyer, Leon Sleifer, Ionn Kelly, Elmer
Smith, William laeorn, Arthur burke
b Grade Helena Allen, Minnie Abbott.
Leo Campbell Reba Bicc Alice Murray Jessie
0paniels Raymond Myers, Edward Naylor,
LeRoy Skilmnn, Rudolph Moore James Carkc,
Fred Bye, Edward Bicc
C. Grade Ella Iiacorn Hazel Bayard,
Edna Bitting, Henrietta Bicc, Nellie Casey
Viola Lawrence, Lena Mccato, Nellie Naylor,
May tiilyoly, Vera Slefer, Fannie smith Carrie
Squires, Cleon Harrison, Grace Reid, Jennie
Xch, Addie Sldllman, Daniel Archer, Newton
Bray, Wnlirr Bransield, Edward lIolrombc,
Lester Myers, Willie Nayor, Franz, kramer,
Thomas Iieading, Willie IIoppock, John Stock
ton, Henry Stockton, Joshua Stout, Louis
Vert
"D9 Grade Weston Abbott, Luip Concilio,
Rnl mond Clarke, William Scott, Charles Stout,
Helen Abhott, Eliza Archer, Helen Clarke
Gcorgia Harrison, Grace Stout
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Liberty Band elected officers on
Monday night for the ensuing year,
as follows:
b. N. Curtis, President.
j. II. Borden, Vice President
Chas. s. Fallon, Secretary
Harry II. Swallow, Treasurer,
Chas. A. Davis, Leader.
b. n Curtis, Asst Leader.
Joseph Bayard, Jos HaZen, Il. n.
Curtis, IL. IL. Swallow, and c. A. Fal-
lon, Trustees
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy TO take, easy to operate. 2oc.
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First ilantisi Church.

Rev. II. A. Como. y, D., Pastor.
Services on Sunday. at TO- 20 A. NJ,
aud 40 7. NJ
10 Z. NJ. Sunday School.
Prayer and Conference Meeting,
Tuesday evening, nj 73o o'clock.
Y. +. S. G. f., Friday evening, at
no o'clock. Subject Our Steward
ship. Leader Frank Cole,
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The emergency bags sent by II
church society Ia Kansas soldiers in
the Philippines contained among the
necessities II box of BeWitt's Witch
Hazel SalNe, the well known cure for
piles, injuries aud skin diseases. The
ladies' took care 10 obtain the original
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, knowing
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Nar..u,r,t.. Graa,, Nanl Lewis Mary NAV.
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names oil those hul'llS' Nh"Se heo'7
tHtIons, including Department. have
been commcndahle:
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A Grade Fannie Schcnrh, Helen i@law,
Florence Naylor, loretta Wmn Eva AherS'
Mary Vert Elsie Pew, NAV Schultz, Elizabeth
Cooper, May Jones, Jeannette Hort SIENNA
Mcdonald, TRcie Moore Anna scott, May Gill
bert HSSie fNh"f' EWING l'hne'S, leon H'e,''r'
Hihe"u iiuSel'"i" Nli' i"h'''''N' '""'E
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Murray Mary PARRISH BESSIE" l'am'''S, '"''nS
NfokhSNA Ny"fh' Nay ''I' f'tiS u"s"'S'
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The following pupils have neither
been absent nor tardY during the
month:
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LAMeeRTWLLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Report of the Lambertyille Public
Schools for the first month, end
ing Sept. %, 1900.
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List of letters remaining unclaim-
ed at the Lambertyille post Office,
October Goth, 1900
Miss Lizzie Britton, Est. Anna C..
Krause, Mrs. Salie Keefer, Mrs
Josephine Tobb, Mrs Herman Wer-
ner, Miss Lizzie Wooding, Eddie
Chambers, Gustaye FRANKIE, Thomas
Graham
c. \. SKiLLMAS. p. NJ.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen ID. Titus
and daughter, Ella, of n. Main street,
spent last Thursday in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Conover, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. c. Conover, of this
city, who had spent two or three
months in visiting friends in the far
west, returned home ON last Wednes-
day.
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The Young Mems Republican
Marching Club made their first ap-
pearance on Friday night, when they
escorted the speakers to and from
iIoleombe Hall. They surprised our
people lay their numbers and fine APP
pcarance. They wore rough rider
hats. white capes with blue collars
and white loegins. and numbered
nearly one hundred equipped men.
Others have since equipped, making
the number enrolled nearly one
hundred and twenty five. They are
to be congratulated ON making such n
splendid success of it.
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Buy your Coal of Larson ( Mar

Buy your Coal of Larson & Mar
jarum.
See Johnson's "Adv. in another
column.
"Lambertville Puffs" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Clinton Democrat states that
the book circulation of the Grandin
Library of that place for the past
year reached 5000.
Scrofula in the blood shows itself
sooner or later in swcllings, sores,
eruptions. But Hoods Sarsaparilla
completely cures it.
b." Your dues in the AMERICAN SAY
INGs AND LOAN COMPANY are payable
ON Saturday of this week TO George
Nj. Holcombe, Treasurer.
A curb-stone Grafton in answer to
Pitney was announced for last even
ing, but it is currently reported that
the orator was called off by the Demo
cratic club, who didn't want silver
brought too prominently to the front.
The orator is honest, but the party
isn't.
Messrs. Everett \ Scarborough
closed canning operations at their can
merry in this city, on the 18th inst
They have had very good season,
and have put up about 1S5, 900 cans of
tomatoes This is considerably in ex-
cess Of the pack of last year.
The Republicans of this city will
have parade on Friday night of this
week. Not only the uniformed club,
but all the Republicans of the city are
invited to take part Let our business
men and all interested in good times
turn out and show their colors. Lii
belty Band will furnish the music.
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IIlGII SCHOOL

SENIOR Class Mpcr cent and over: /, AJted
Giias0n. = Feofge l. c0geH; Marie ltcRun
~ per cent and under -. Frank IIoleombe,
Harry u Willinms. Mary fhorne James No
Council, Kate Lyons.
uL-Srn0r Glass 81 PR cent nud etrr: J.
Loutsa AtcfS; ., HWiam II roHorrr' Ella
Conuers, Horace iloaGlnd, Almirn lIolc0mbe,
Jessie Iolcombc, Mary Eurd Albert licgan
~ per cent and under -; Mary Il linppocL,
GeGrgp f. Price, Harry letre
Middle Glass 70 per cent and over: J, Strit0
HHsoh: .. KrGd Aapi0r: Clarence Iioppucla
Russell G. Shack M per cent and under ":
Ethel NJ Suiphcn, Ethel Joiner Richard Botti,
George Wharton Lucy Crowley Grace Gathers,
Pearl Daniels
Junior Glass ~ per cent and over: I,
H0rard HHm0t. =, Eda0 MoD Hcct; Ietitla
Satterthwaite Wper cent and under9i: Ethel
Farley, Annie Council, Charles lIandey Martha
Reinert, Florence Cambridge, Martha lAluN
Ethel Seryiz, Daisy Niece Harold T.. Ennis,
Horace Pew, Margaret Slack, John toomhs,
Cuthhert Hayhurst, Norman Conoyer, Helen
A Davis, Ashbe Wimot Paul Scarborough,
Russell Buwden, MARY Cole. William Wilson
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1t Ia reported that orders have
been received by the Bryan club of
this city. To keep "l6 to l. in the
back ground No '.imperia ism in
that It is further reported that
Messrs Lyman and kearns, who are
silver Democrats from principle, kicked
against the edict 1t Is 10 be hoped
that some conclusion will be reached
by the Democrats before the election
takes place, as to what really are the
issues.
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society oi Friends.

Meeting every first day, nj 10. 30 A. NJ
for Bible Study. AT IA. NJ, meeting
for worahip.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

"A" Grade ~ per cent and over: /, fidnd
Bice: ,, Efhpi FdfLFr. ~ per cent and under
%: Lottie Haycrley, Elizabeth Trusty, Ray
mond Fritz, Alice Naylor Nrttie Green, Geo.
Amn, Charles Malloy, Percy Mellick Margaret
Kelly. Addie Abbott Ethel Fisher, Fred Fin
ger Fred Massey, Araminta IIoagland, Elya
Roe
"B" Grade - per cent aud over. ,Gerb"de
la T0DfFeHr; 2, JedaHeffe Hdber; Florence
Pascoe, Jessie IIolcombe, Ellie Leigh 80 per
cent and under 95: Alice Bancroft, Lidie Skill
man, Elsie Moore, Marion Reynolds, Mile
Regan, Gideon Clark, Emma Naylor, May
Akers. Bertha Probasco. Elizabeth Wilmot,
Elsie Cook Sidney Hayhurst, Viola Bacorn
sc" Grade % per cent and over: !, NM
jorIe Daris. ,, Emlaa Tdyior; Eleanor Lugar,
Lulu Black, Annie Bowers, Helen Sergeant
10 per cent and under %: Elya Cole. Harry
Cook, Mertie Hurley, Theodore Souders May
Coombe, Anna Cole, Leon Niece, George Hol-
combe, James Teylin, Cora Trimmer, louisa
Younge, Roland Thornton Willard Todd Mabel
Reid, Muriel Schauek, Anna -. Boyde, Hattie
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You can spell it cough, coli, caugh,
kauf, ka1, koush, or kaugh, but the
only harmless remedy that quickly
cures. it is One Minute Cough Cure.
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AT the recent Democratic county
convention the following members of
the comfy executive committee were
chosen fer Lambertville:
First Ward D. Mnllalv.
Second Word t. H. liverton.
Third Ward Jos \. Ha2en
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and lowest prices in the city.
HoLcoMBE
No. 81 Main ST.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
Make Your Feet Glad" /"

Doctor Zimmerman, the well-knOwn chiropodist of Tucson. is in town Those suffering with corns, bunons, ingrowing toe nails. and all diseases of the feet. will have an opportunity to have them cured without pain. All operations are performed with the latest improved and painless methods. Dr.. Zimmerman comes highly recOm- mended by the prominent physicians of Arizona and California. The doctor will be found at the Hicks House. Those who desire treatment at home can have the doctor by appointment
 He refers by permission to the fol- lowing citizens of Flagstaff: B. Hoch, T. A. Rickel, P. McGonigle, l.. F. Hart. w. H. Carroll, A. Mohlenpah, j. Aubineau, c. M. Funston, and many others, including many ladies.