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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
Snnit SfOle.

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bsitaiiisst meo at boIoe 3 Bsr'
netoIs, uiI ies eftsr Or. 9. VI n.
tiers Gpforbtins, og, forbi iee bar oen
lnnte faues m,b BAN, OF BET tunoe u1rs
TART al ulbs Iiot ON, buOroan andre ar:
beibsr. irsmtOmme msb nit prosrOm.
Seq bar tre iaifs Gag, nsmlis: 9sti
sion. easnins os Striunins. Os nuur
Iiotn tiaaoer bet, Ilbt 9iliOrie oe
@sOsruf.
Observation-Disclosures Isesr leg poa
fsIssnbt Waabe: 9ss bsspuoer meo al
%iOrial. B%ibslbtltOris sunf,s fmpeIt Oe
burnIist, IieeiOm naar iss otI forieus
en- 9usrbassbesiUsnb,b; men iaa uofsr'
fig iom mulis; / ResIen sitsr {. Chr.
RstIsrs gibeIbifiOris. uosn bog al
toss alt NIB; iss tdssr serne fna itori
ct penium, iom Tan9s ftsrrs Bibel.
biiiorls for 2atiu' o9 JeaIfolsr. ) oe
fsrite Timer fortGuer leg fun imoa vi:
init; men BET uarsr / AIminbeli9bso lite
lauae. isrsno gsrnsns ipsrses: pGr ben
6iiiorie life lan9ere, easr: Tan ou ltis
bufis ten ttl?" 5 9eepnoelien stsami'
nsrsr iss lst lite, oa ies msner, of bel
%iu9ttsr epiien III at bsre, o9 iiuiss tror
ies, at bet %forialts ftal bape lib I'll Of
iaiins fig i Burnsts Sutommelis, fer
bet Tan ssneiDs BET %orbsntlig. Naor
Bsrnsn. bar Tart OF bore o9 opfotts
risiis, bpiIt.t let martss pnu, at be al
fig ieiu bfspnber pan at fsrtaus. Iabst
iee benz forious, buao be Tan bulfe,
fsrsnb iss fortaller Diosrs. 0aar gsr'
meme fOriausr, Iaber jig Dem BRUCE bsrss
esns Orb. Bill man prsue pan at al:
rsfts Bsrnsne III al tale pant Danii
easr 9siounif, iOm 9pifsrns flyer, foo
foriuinbsr 9iOet, Os bet belle bIiUer met
eaer minbre mttonif. unoer en- iaa.
ban afrstislie tan be isi lite fOrt0u,
Orbsntlis Os fgtfuoe, men be Hammer
nO9et ftsm, os bet belle forDanelsr fig
osrne til Bitter Os grOtter, fom BET Ell
bsiit ubsbOseIist at bsre paa.
er Bsrnsns tommen iaa lan9t frsm,
sler BAR fausi ioa for 5erbiSbeb i9es.
ming, of be tan LATE uoen alt for Itori
BslUar, Iaber ies esm sennemlGis bel
f%orialts | 9ismmet, sfier at ies bar Iaii
bet for benz | StOIsu; bertiI bruses
gaIsleus gibeIbifiOrie.
Samiiois bespnosr iss at Iabs ben
fare SaImsuers. Seq ualssr aItio iaa'
oanns Sulmsr. iom sr forfattet ON sus,
banoIsr ON bi%bsIbiforiife @mnsr, forbI
be CT Iet:slt at fOrtIare for Born; Jon
gisempel tan naunss: yOp al ben Ting
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

iii at gore fig farlis Glib poa 9runo
at, at BET itaI itriues iOm Dittat. eftsr
5 a limsrS D%Oelie. looa ie9 blot
Bsrnsns fame pnnfffIiss Orb bsit. ier
BE- ffriuss. Ran gsrntne fsrii ffriDe
no9snIunbs, Iarsr leg BIN al banne
Satninsen utb isrfi at Iabt benz napne
en- bstsnot Ting eler ct Dpr. Os herpaa
igt nOsei ON bet. 9or be paa bon
Ulnaoe nGpnt en- DEL S9tninesr, laosr
ies benz neoftrius famine, buOrpaa ls9
f0risser at IGre BEN be forftelise Oro'
alasier os osres Bsinius. faa uiet liz
ben tiqaber bet. Stunbom Inber iss
9grnsns ifrius ct ubenaoIGrt Ysrs taer
comfortable en- lille 5ifOric.
9iftorie O9 @eo9rui /.
3 9iforis % @eosruh bar iss insen
beltemts Timer; men pIeirr serue al Iors
tale ON N6gppternt, 6snicIsrns, llof
ON ROm, fartis | Reiisrtiofn; enouiosre
ON anssar. @Orm ban samIf Os lpra
DunsbOo. MOrten euibsr, pans ldu'
len % Dams 6ssbe o. 4. Som irptie
ailber bru8er iss 5snisns 9srbsnsbis
%ltotie. 9olms DanmurtsbiltOris Os Nel'
bps airtebiitoris.
6%otuosH be SaImsr % Snuse, Iom
CT naunt iammsn meb Rsli9ionsunoers
uIsninsen. Iarer iss serne gsrusns ens
telts WOrssns Os aitsnianss iamt en-
0sI Bsrneiuu9e +. 9ts. sRtbs rioe
%rante", ., Dor lIae MOI, sSIis en-
8soitsmo'r iom MIN, Seq ida snli9
gil en- Gang" Os Ilers. 2Gusntpr fOr'
t9asr jog ssrns ct Bar @unse ON ussn.
Wso 9enipu Ill 9eOsrali taller leg
ON BdIalttna iammen meb BibeIbiltorle
og I'M Donmart meo Danmartsbiitoris.
5ritnb. 9ebt., b. 20. Sspt. 1900.
Sens Deb itch.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
Com Sarnet.
.(af Sens SolbO.)

Dor 5rslier / en- iottis 5itsrs 6ptts
peb Salilaerbapet lsgte 5uiIe
for 2)oesns Pprbe, 0asens 6eoe, SiRlens
anip9nbslIs, Os mango puusne RGtters
Gniombsb blonbt bsie JietOeiinbsr.
- Gnlombeb ~forsepes bog ban isste
blanot Spsoens 4arn, Hoi bpis 9isrtsr 81
ben
fra 6imlens bsie Utter Ieuse blusieb,
oppoft oe antanot at bans essu Stsmmes
forunberlies Glsb.
dit Sfarer bige
at bere mer Om Simmeriees Rise.
- 81 potsne blot BAN trGnser, oeiao
Smaafolt
barbenebe, foIbrunebe, meb 9uer
ia firm / Wt9ugbeH %flemmer, inter an.
ipRnbt,
ON bog ct Orb, eli SGtnins fra bans eabsr
iom 7us mao terre Siertesgiabe forge.
5e Der bstrast bin febs 5ariiesr,
af Yrofssfion en- 9ste 2nrenbreier,
tbi lurenbe ban lptter til DOR 5reliers
Jormaninger. 5ans Uaunb | grisies 5olber
fig trrttsr, naar Cubs Sen bin Hobbi
talber
fig ielp.
- Se Der cen al be tolp bem9rfer,
bporIebss Bsrnsns meb 9tnbast lpttsr
til qipets Orb, til gaaabens Irsf, til 5srrsrs
SnbbpbeIle til allie, aIle....
.Stpub Ter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

bsrira Der ct ei Stsb for Ter at pare.
esblt er bet, 5 saar biemls Dasn ba por
5telier
ben boaroe Tale bsrte. ban iis psnbte
gaeb gemob til apoitlsu: .9immerise
tilbsrer uetop BEN - ian LAB benz fomme
til mig BET bu BEN ulSris msr iornsue!'
% iel ben more esrneusu benz iumleo'
omtrins iis, toe en- lille op poa Steoet
% Eloppeoe ben rInbs aino iao psnlie
% itres be lube gotter iao iortrolig.
At linen Busting. iulo al bornlis unbrer.
Gig lGueb til bansgaun, iaa trps, iao rolie.
utter lefter Seius asfsn:
.Soncelis. ies Tiger cher.
buis = 81 omBgrn oil bli5s,
SoIiebeben / subs 6immel
alolis, uIoris 3 fan eis!"
Gar mig bG. 0. bulOs T~rsIierl
iom bet liue Barn bin Raabe
at mootoeel gar mig oeioo
iom bet life barn al iioIe
paa bit Orb 5bi big al tisus
Ct min SlaIs gesar olene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
#StrGflDs.
cieblitsbineoer fra eli Heiie / oct
iDolige 9eistuniin.
IL.

ypuu 9rinteu peb Ridisan Ssen,
iprsot oper ct ltartt tupsret Istraiu
ligser 3 anterbpen Raetne.
Stn iortitner Jlounst Dan Ter.
Obi / inseu anoen gp bar
bet oonlte 8rGs iai iao tposliss os uar=
riee WGtter IOm Der.
Os i lnsen anotn gp berOure bar bet
oanite RirteIiu faaet en- ri9srs los
iOIoelie sno / Rncine. Scr fiaots tre
iiort W~snlsbsper, iOm ltaar / 6orbiu-
belle mso ben vfotensbs odnlfs 60. .luib.
airts."
Den GIefts Of oem, ben | fin lib af
Yaitor spnsbp OpfOitreoe 9mnuss
Ulsniebeo sr Wooer I'll aIt ounlt 8irt,.
liz / 8dcius. Del bar bssuarrs lite
u~liiammen bOIbt fig i%noenfor Gebrsns,
%'lrten. ben .uunseIiR.Iuibuffs.
Uien IiseiOm Riiten / Racine ipHss
1T baoe e beropr, bIunbt oanlts utsnot
Wast ousr ale 5orbolo, iuaIsbts bans
ger b al uiuipliOmt fammen msb. al be
ire hsrlis Wsnisbtber, fOm / 9ibsns
9sb bar ubfiiIt fig fra 9maus, lite bss
uGseoes I'll u~oitiaelisn at bGrstilte
@tunbe.
6elssu af ubfiiasIfsrne bar tsrfor
fun uGrsi, at oanft.Iulbsrf airteIiu
bIeu oss i%tarter. / utfOIrtlfsn Of fine
8r9ftsr / Raeine.
Nan bar | Rntine nstOp fonet
BsDis for, al port oanlie 5oIt beroure
tan ttrtsIisssrss, bUOrutO Der alter
Iaitss ben riss RuIisbeb, of Der unb,r
en- lsUenos dOrtpnoslis Tan ftabts ct
ianot R%rlitsuIiu aittsn.
Wan ients blot paa, at Der / Rocine
/ 9sbst al en- 4 aar unbsr gaior
9olms 9~iItiombsb or bannst en-
WisfOnsmsuisbso iaa for lOm Sams
funost lisrfie - ben sisr bet fisrfs
iluiss msssi imafff % ptiinbrstteoe
attsbus inbsnfOr ben Daufis aitfsa
Os bsiiriosr fine uOsfter laa pei Tom
nogen.
9uor mango albre Menisbsbsr moa
lite ltaa bsltammcos %opsrfor en- fabian
s~enosssrnin9 snb fiss, at man Tan
bsrs %nbtalt. ben anfusIls, at Di tan life
uents at faa fat / bort 5olts fterrs
Rreois.
80! ben. Der bsber, OrbsjOsr o. bier
1rO pua 3srrsns Rusi, taI uisIsIia
naa bet ri9e Waal.
6oruoen benne Dor ss~reII,rs m,s
nlsbso 0rbsioer 8 mmonusIs
ussnisbsb paiiOr Or breaen) paa
at Jamie 5oltet ino paa en- onbsn Rant
o9 bet lpffss psl; uoen lpiul maa b,tte
iillfrlDes. ben s!GbsIis Omhanbiobeb.
at Wsnisbsosn, til GrObs for fin ftrqu.
ssrs ygasi usb airtsOnsn", bog inoeu.
Iunos bar CLIENT BET oItttitteftoe
OUsr bet friti rteIise, lite tolbt
riilbpOer" men biertsUurmt orbsio,r
paa Of faa sGOItet" uosniOr / lol,.
enoslis sr Der Osiaa en- til ben banlf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
Ten tore uIpffe.
Sanif 0iGlp ill Sanifc.

s2sra or. Rie1s gors9aarb bar
ui M mOoiasst 8Uitisrin9 for be fsrif
tiIitnois genss. iuIt 1852 II. 8sn
suriss Gum oil mn bliUe aileubt, %
oernaii uil Der iremtomme an aOmits'
Rsoeger,IIe for penseues 6orbeItns.
9r. gOragaaro brln9sr ale @Iuerne
en- bierteIis lat.
9nolamIinsen er bernsb lutiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
9es n%apulia:

Sibe ]: era 4reuosn os Sibife gipt
2: gOIitit og &. 3. u. W.s
Bp9nins.
3: g. 9. Big: Beremte Tan.
ffere / Qmerita.
4: yIanfferen"s goIitit.
s: ublanbet-
6: Oliusr 9wiif.
7: Risls, Bier 0a @ous.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

rOs Der 9eius git bort berfra, ido
ban ct Wsnnsfts iooe / 1oltboosn, ban
Deb W~attb9us.
Os ban flyer til BAN: 6sIs mig
Os ban fob Op Os fuIste bam."
Mattb. 0. o..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
Gtrip q.

Stripninssns fsrlte lrin rGfffriO'
nine- CT omtalt iammsn meb G9snins
gen. Gr Bernene TONNE iaa uibt, Of
be Tan tiuus Iibt uoenOo, bsspnosr iss
meb 9itlai pua fsIssnoe Waaoe: Seq
blttsrer ct Ors; IoOer berpau ct at 8sr.
nsns iiaus bet bolt, buOrpaa belle 6Iasfsn
ffriuer bet, naar iaa en- Satuius CT fire.
pet, suar iss omttin9 os reiter. Jfs
ftaI Der bsmarfs, at SiDftst, Tom bities
res, bar gsrnsne | 5Orpsisn nfitreuet |
Stolsn slsr | 5iemmst mso Opforbrins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
T%onember. 30 Tage.

gulbmaane b. q. al. ito Gftm.
zibfte STARTER D. -. 81. a.53 Gftm.
KnmaaHe Den y. ri. 2,33 SIN.
gerife auarter D. %. N obi eftm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

aneSel CT Nab Il L. Wrath 5.1-l2
gene 7. ri aab q IL 93atb 5.13-I6.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26

The most popular combination we
have offered this year is the clubbing
rate of $1.75 for the Register and
Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean for one
year. The next administration is to
be one of the most important in our
history for the great questions grow
ing out of expansion will have to be
met and settled, and the man who
wants to be posted must read one of
the great weeklies which keep in
touch with the people and the ad-
minlstration; of these none is more
able, more American or more repub-
lican than the Inter Ocean. Every
one of course wants his home paper
and in this combination both papers
make reduction 30 that you get
both papers for very little more than
the price of one. The combination
is proving great success.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
H. N. CHRISTIAN
Opera House Blk.

Sauer's elegant chocolates and
creams at Boyd's Up to-Date Drug
Store, Post Office.
Our reputation for fine chocolates
and marshmallows is such that we
cannot afford to sell anything but the
best. Boyd's Up-to-Date Drug
Store, Post Office.
Worms take refuge in the small
intestine, where they can easily mul-
tiply. WHITES CREAM VERMI-
FUGE will destroy these parasites.
The verdict of the people tells plain
ly how well it has succeeded. Price
25 cents. I. H. Myers.
Ladies'
Mrs. Bottomley carries constantly
a full line of toilet preparations, and
hair goods, including face bleach.
wrinkle eraser, blackhead eradicator,
hair tonic, hair goods, etc. Face
powders and mole and freckle lotion.
All goods guaranteed.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
Public School Notes.

After four months of very pleasant
and profitable work the schools closed
on last Thursday for the holidays until
January 3. ot
Three of the teachers, Misses Dean,
Willets and Woods, took the regular
county examination for certificates.
Christmas exercises were held through
out the school on Thursday afternoon.
The duties as well as the decorations OF
the different rooms were appropriate to
the occasion.
The first primary combined with the
kindergarten gave very creditable exer-
cises at the kindergarten building. A
Christmas tree was the central object Of
attraction.
Rooms Nos 9 and were also united
to render their exercises. In room No.
4 the decorations were particularly at
tractive and were profuse with paper
chains and evergreens, as we'll as some
very excellent blackboard decorations.
The Columbine society Of room No. 5
gave one of their best programs, and
rendered quite number Of very excel
lent and appropriate duties.
In the high school very elaborate
program had been arranged. The duties
were we'll prepared and rendered in a
very pleasing manner. In connection
with this program special mention should
be given to the debate. The four de-
baters made thorough preparation and
entered into the discussion most heartily
eliciting the hearty commendation Of all
who heard their efforts. The question
discussed was: "Resolved, that the GUS
tom of representing Santa Claus should
be discontinued"
Our efficient school janitor, Horace
Williams, was treated to genuine sur
prise on Thursday. On his return to
the building just before noon he found
the entire school assembled in the lower
hallway in the center of which were a
neat rocker, large turkey and some
cranberries, the gifts of the pupils and
teachers. After neat speech by DR..
Hasty, Mr.. Williams was made the pos
SCISSOR of the above articles.
Miss Baxter is spending the vacation
at her home in OHIO; Miss Dean will
take an extended trip through Colorado
and Utah; Misses Goodale, Follin and
Woods are enjoying Colorado's capital
city and will attend the state association
this week; Misa Mayne will eat Christ
mas dinner at her home in Greeley. The
other teachers, Misses Willets and Hahn
line, are spending the holidays in Lamar;
Principal E. r. Jones left Tuesday night
to attend the state teachers association
at Denver.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26

The condition of Main street has
been such all fall that there is a
pressing need for some arrangement
for sprinkling. We understand that
g. r. Strain is making a very reas
enable proposition to the business
men along this line, and we hope it
will receive earnest consideration.
The Masons will celebrate st.
Johns day with their annual banquet
tomorrow night. Very appropriate
invitations have been sent to those
entitled to attend, the banquet being
exclusively for members of the fra
ternity and their ladies'. The lodge
room will be the scene Of the festivi
ties.
laid, several of our citizens have had
the pipes laid and water brought in
to their yards. In some cases into
the houses also. Lamar's water sys.
tenn is beginning to be adequate to
the needs of the people and it will
undoubtedly be kept at its very best
service.
H. A. Long will retire from the
management of the Lamar hotel on
the first of the year. The rooms in
the Cade Irwin block have been fitted
up in comfortable manner and Mr..
Long will accommodate roomers. j.
W. Mace will again conduct the no
tel when vacated by the present
management.
w. E. Martin, who has been selling
all kinds Of buggies and other horse
vehicles for several years past. is now
Investigating as to "horseless" car
riages, all on account OF the arrival
at his home on Saturday of twin boys.
Mr.. Martin says that the addition to
his family was not expected-that is
not more than half expected, but that
he will accept the situation and be
glad that all are doing we'll.
The Young Folks Social Club gave
a masquerade ball at the opera house
Christmas night. and it was attended
by about fifty couples in costume and
in addition there were nearly hum
dred were present as onlookers.
Those who participated in the dance
were ''all sorts" as to dress, some
were very elaborate, others plain,
and there were all sorts of grotesque
and outlandish costumes. Everybody
seemed bent on having a good time,
and Judging by the lively times 60
ing, the fun was enjoyed by all. The
spectators seemed to have just as
much enjoyment as the dancers and
the affair was complete success.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of cheap Money
for good filrIA and city
lOhns. Call and see me
/ WRIT MARKHAM.

Owing to the vacation taken on
Christmas day the Register is one
day late this week.
Mrs Bessie Emerson, of Chase
county, Kansas, is in Lamar making
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. w. d. EN-
erson. "Billy" is very happy at hav-
ing his mother with him.
John W. Park, of Marion county,
Indiana, was here for few days Wis.
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Strain.
Mr. Park is brother of Samuel H.
Park, who was an early settler in this
section and died about ten years ago.
d. B. Crewson, of Wichita, Kan
sas, where he is engnged in the prac-
tice of law, is here today looking af
ter some matters in connection with
some lots formerly owned by one of
his clients. He will go to La Junta
tonight and return here in day or
two.
Fred Deverman had notion last
week of going to Gallup, New Mex
leo, to accept a position with Harry
Wolf, who used to be here. But
Fred finally thought better of the
matter and concluded to remain in
Lamar. Lamar is good enough for
anybody.
Attention is called to the published
statement of the First National Bank
of Lamar, which appears in this is
sue. 1t is splendid showing and
is one of the best statements ever
made here. 1t speaks we'll for the
country as we'll as for the bank and
its management.
Elem s. Hover was taken up to
Denver last Thursday night for the
purpose of receiving medical treat
ment. 1t is reported that he is i'm
proving very much and hopes are
now entertained that he will soon be
all right. His many friends here will
be glad to know that he is much bet
ter in health.
Koeh's big minstrel troupe was
greeted with big audience at the
opera house last Thursday night
The people present were highly
pleased with the performance ano
they were kept entertoined from the
rising of the curtain until the fina
drop. The music, and especially
the singing, was very good, and the
other features of the show were first
class in every respect. The troupe
may safely come again.
Small pox has been in the valley
for some weeks and has at last beer
brought to Lamar. The city counci
and county physician have, however
taken prompt measures to suppress
it, and the party attacked and all who
came in contact with him have been
quarantined in an effective manner
and there is no danger of the conta-
gion spreading. Every precaution
has been taken and there is no need
for alarm on the part Of our people.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
The Vote at McLean,s.

The voting contest at Mclean
Bros. drug store to decide which lit
tie girl should get the handsome doll
which was on exhibition in the win
dow closed on Christmas eve, and re
suited in a sweeping victory for Ra-
chel Martin. Quite a number of lit
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
N NotIce.

On or after December 10, we will
have plenty of wood for sale at 81. 25
per cord for good solid split wood.
Drift wood 81 load. We ale pre-
pared to do all kinds Of hauling, such
as dray work of any kind or sand
and manure. Also scavenger work
of any kind. Friends if you want
anything done in this line remember
j. G. DUPUY,
Better known as "Coyote."
Leave orders at Franz Bros store.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
AT Reduced Prices

thank public liberal patronage my Holiday
Goods and feel that everybody got good value for their
money. still have a number of goods left among
of the incest articles town, which / will sell
greatly reduced prices during the of the holidays.
Come before they picked up by your energetic neigh
bors
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
N av Valley.

W0v
As the days lengthen the cold
strengthens sure enough.
Lie. Barnard, of Wilson county,
Kansas, is here with view to locat-
ing.
Miss Mary Cunningham is spend
ing her holiday vacation with rela
tions at Eads.
Verne Thompson and wife, of
Cripple Creek, are visiting Louis
Ford and family.
There was an installation of officers
of Fair View Grange by the master
of the state grange at Glover Mead
ows Wednesday evening.
Fred Carstens has sold his lease to
the farm he now occupies to j. H.
Mick. Fred expects to grow sugar
beets near Lamar the coming year.
Rev. P. L. French returned from
mission work near Parachute, this
state, last Saturday. He reports
much interest aud progress in the
work.
A dinner in which all the relatives
here partook was gwen by A. l..
Beavers and wife on Christmas day.
1t was merry crowd and very en-
joyable affair to all.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
For Sale.

For Sale.
Good milk COW fresh soon. Also
Barred Plymouth Ryck cockerls, SO
cents. W. S. STRAIN.
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26
g MA,e

This signature is on every box of tho genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q Quinine Tablets
The Lamar register., 1900-12-26

tie ones received votes and consider
able interest was manifested in the
contest. The vote as canvassed by
the Judges was as follows:
The sun., 1900-11-18

o,hsr than spiritual. feed rli N. vofnsr ~
their ao1ualhtanoe Then thinss osms down
~ y husiheas hHsis
Inc ohIb y, alter sll, pufsit sb,-itras erto' .
rflfs no nfgaulyrfs maze ru Ifctor'r NJ
thItn'h'1r, and a.tfulstn. ihuuSh lotirf. n
'ritft. tt ttmpaihv and pl,i'o ~, shuNefirs
IN uttun thew ard iIsy ste lqiits hiHu'lfuiy
thrust mon tIrW Vet fha stt'tt fia" rIf.
frfH from tho aNrfHgn butlnr.a eii'ft VI ~
conducted y, vow'n ~ ih1i n wHa stnftrd bv
vrturu vho had Wpprv 10 stenf utuu n tot
vefo nu' Nv need ~ nnl nv Woue, tioy
,,ui nrrtd to JlNu rnd oarft tui no club
on uuucItl los = rril"'ics, Whether " su'.
rrcied ~ NOT. and tho, thntUuglit ur'"t-
siYud tnu." same tflncttlos ~ astlofi,.
mo, dint ,-nru ~ fnlso dopn.ito'l,leu foiri-
ttrttv uf hrrd " IN any steClal direction Iipt
puush Niistio ,hina ard huns soud flofWea.
mot With tirw ts educating lun rlrta. Iu'
10 tIi.o AFT. .fir china ara good ictutes mo
pleasant tNtngs 10 fpofu Ths Nutnnns
trr,h 1luh tau'' y great spiritual and Intel
lsc'ual ou'hirsf - nov-vuWnrlsm 4 fev
r,Grnd woron vef. tired of helhg tranI lsd
upon and ehowed and hndly fed and badly
snrved vhrn forced 10 lunch down'own. md
tho, lcllavrd = comfortable lunch club would
be sef-surror'ing
well start H. aald tho leading spirit
"Why no''" said tho chorus
Hence these luncleons and much comfort
for Now York women.