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New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
MR.. HEATHS RETIREMENT.
HIS SUCCESSOR IN THE PosTOFFICE DE-
PARTMENT NOT YET CHOSEN.

Washington July $50 far is known here
the appointment Of successor to Perry S. Heath
as First Assistant Postma General has not been
decided upon. Mr. Heath's retirement from the
Postoffice Department, following his selection
secretary Of the Republican National Committee
has been contemplated for time, and there
has been some Informal discussion 10 his sue
cessor. is said that of Postmas General
Smiths objects in going to Canton this week was
discuss this matter with the President Curtis
Guild Of Massachusetts, to whom the President
al the close Of the Spanish war offered ap-
pOintnent a member OF the Insuar Commits
sion has been considered for the office and Mr.
Brstow the Fourth Assistant PostmasteT-G General,
inVestiga ted the Cuban postal system recently
also been mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND REUNION

Washington, July lS,-General d. $ stanley
president Of the Society Of the Army Of the Cum
oerland, has designated October g. 10 and II as the
dates for the next annual reunion al Chattanooga
Tenn, This meeting will he in connection with a
general reunion of the veterans of an the armies
both Union and Confederate. who served In th.
campaigns about Chattanooga for the purpose OF
inspecting and verifying correcting the historical
work thus far completed on the ChickamaugR and
Chattanooga National Military Park
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
REPUBLICAN, GAINS EXPECTED.
GOOD PROSPECT OF WINNING CONGRESS
DISTRICTS IN PENNSYLVANIA. MARY
LAND AND MISSOURI.

Washington July 10 (specfaD. Governor Stone Of
PENNSYLVANIA in Washington to-day. In the
course Of conversation the political outlook in
that state. which he regarded 5 extremely promis
ing, the Governor expressed the opinion that this
b,ing a Presidential year, the Republicans would
recaptue several of the Congress districts they lost
in 1895 In that they lost districts which
they carried in 1S3G. One Of the Representatives
they elected in IS9S-Mr SibIey-has severed his re-
lStions with the Democratic party and will probably
be elected 20 Congress as a Republican this year.
Members of the Republican Congress Committee
also hopeful Of making party gains in the Key
stone State this year. which they regard as exceed
iECly important offset possible Republican losses
elsewhere In 1895 the Republicans lost two Mary
land districts which they carried in 1896. One Of
them IL naturally a strong Democratic district and
the prospect Of reguining ii is regarded
bright. in the lid District, which returned Mr.
WachteT, Republican, by the narrow plurality Of
l22 votes two years ago, stubborn fight will be
made by the Democrats this year. II Is expected
that he Democratic nominee will be J. F. c. Tai
bott. who declined to be a candidate in 1895. He
represented the district in Congress for several
terms and defeated in 1886. He is free silver
man. bu+ expects to receive the votes Of some
Democrats who voted for Wachter in 1898 The
Republicans are hopeful OF retaining the lid Dis
trict which they carried two years ago by a pu-
raty of $50 in a total poll of than 1900 votes
aud OF gaining the WITH District. which was
carried by Democrat in 1895 b. plurality OF COZ
votes.
As usudi' NIssourl RepuDicdh9 die 4IoP''.7 w.
make gains of Congressman this year. Congress
Jay, of that State, to-day said:
We will elect three Republicans from the city Of
ST Louis. Sound money and prosperity against
free silver and nothing will do II. Out IN the State
We will carry two districts now represented by
Democrats. one of these is industrial region
where large numbers of workmen are busy and good
times prevailing accoInt principally of the
Republican protective ariff. which has enabled
them To do business They not likely 10 give
this up. The other district is manufaC curing
region where there is general prosperity. This is
a strong sound money section, and the wOrkingmen
have no confidence in free silver and no desire TO
exchange the certainty of their present condi
ton for the uncertainty OF the Democratic outlook
Missouri has only three Republican Representa-
tiyeS in he nrpsent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
FIGHTING COLONEL DAGGETT
ONE OF THE IDEAL SOLDIERS OF THE pv-
ULAR ARMY ORDERED TO cHrNA

Washington. July 13 (speciap.-The coIo7ar
the Fighting Fourteenth" who has gone 10 cls.
with the oversee battalions - his regimes, :
one OF the ideal soldier commanders q the p
lar Army. n was DaEsett. then licutena4t-.of,-
commanding the 18th. who Ted hts negro sof-,'
up the steep. Mauser swept hill az 81 Caosv -
wrested the stone fort from the Spaaisrig cs..
uriug the blood and gold ensign and ending ~
fight before less intrepid commanders came .
ward 20 receive the formal white fag os 4-
That unsupported dash of the dusky 18th I,,.
dwelt upon in Official reports. vas rerha,s -
most conspicuous achievement ~ a single -.
meut IN the whole Santiago campaign and ~
Lawton's strong recommendatian 20 made Davr...
who no favori-e ot the War Daoa----.
regime, brigadier-geusraI os volunteers
Aaron s. Daggett is described as an ex.ra7-.,-
pioUs man who was never known 70 G-.1k s--,L-
swear or gamble HIS sociab,nty was rnat-.-
confined 70 Tho firing i.ns. By nature and cbos..
a rugged. unassuming. blunt, -5siness sold,.-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The XVIII Assembly District Republican Club
held a large and enthusiastic meeting at its club
house on Wednesday evening. A large trans
parency was placed of the house and at the
meeting which followed. the president of the club,
DR. OberndOrfer. presiding resolutions We're passed
indorsiug the Philadelphia nominations and plat
FORM and pledging the clubs hearty support TO the
full Republican ticket. Speeches were made by the
district leader .IaStrow Alexander J. Philip Berg,
Michael Eastman, NJ. J. Gilroy and others.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
GorERHOR p4RDoSs TWO PRISONERS.

Thomas J. Brownlee. serving HE sentence In
sing Sing Prison for murder in the second degree
and william j. Flanagan serving a and one
naf years sentence for grand larceny, lett Sing
Sing Prison yesterday morning on perdons granted
by Governor Roosevelt BroWnlee had been In the
prison since March s. 1880, and was sentenced from
Weetchester County. Flanagan had been In the
prison just year. influential friends have been
RoTkng for both pardcns
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
ANNUAL FESTIVAL FOR GIRLS HONE

Between 1850 and 4O0O persons attended the an
rlual festival held al Suffers Harlem River Park
last night for the benefit OF the Irish Girl Emil
grants Home. at No. State-st. The evening wa
passed in dancing and merrymaking. Among those
present the Rev NJ J. Henry, the director
Of the Home: Commissioner of Immlgra ton
Thomas Fitchie and Assistant Commissioner OF
immigration Edward F. McSweeney-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
oLD RlILWAY sHOrs BrRNED IN Ar. pArL

St Paul, Mimi. July l3.-Fire which broke out in
the Chicago Great Westerns former railway shops
at South Park, this afternoon destroyed seven
buildings. The shops of the railroad company had
been moved TO Oelwein. Iowa, ard the buildings
used storehouses The loss II is esti-
mated. VIII be from S000O0 70 SI50000 The build
ings We're hlled with shingea.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
SLATER FOR FoRD's PLACE.

Senator Piatt yesterday confirmed the story that
Assemblyman Edward H Fallows had retired from
the race to succeed Senator Ford and that As
semblyman 5. 5. Slater would get the nomination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
THREE TO ONE on MKINLEY.

J. ]. Judge broker in the curb market,
nounced yesterday that he had $4,000 TO wager on
Mckinley in sums from $500 upward odds of 3 10
against Bryan II reported week or so ago
that a large bet on the Presidential contest had
been made IN Wall Street at 10 l. but this rumor
was never confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
LoCkJAW CArSED 81 4 THORN

Toledo July 13.-Clinord Billsy. a son OF Ch4I-s
Eillsy OF Norwalk, died a horrible dealn -
lOckjaw. caused oy jumping on a thorn Ms
penetrated his foot His body was draw. ...,,,-S-
horrible shape in his COntortionS, his heeis W.
ing the back OF his head.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
GOrERN0R ALIEN GOES TO CtvToy

Washington, July l3-GovernOr Charles II. Allen
OF Porto Rico who has been in Washington, has
gone 10 Canton to consult the President on Porto
Risan affairs lie viii go from Canton 20 his home
near Lowell Mass, TO remain two weeks sailing
from New-York on the Mayaower about August /
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
NnnLN4rEn E0R C0NGRESS

Plymouth Ind. July 13-The Democrats OF the
NIIith District have nominated DR.. elem G..
Bowe,s. OF Elkhart, for Congress by acclamaton.
Peoria, H., July l2-The Democrats OF the
XVIII District have nominated Jesse Black ir.. for
Congress, y
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

ARMY.
Leave Of absence for fifteen days is Srantet 90 N's
sistant surgeon LEWIS T. GNlFrlIsi
First Lieutenant JOSEPH = HERON >th Cavs. -. re-
proceed frou, Vancouver Parrac6s this -,tN A~~
port for further orlers.
Acting MARION o. FL LN ttl1.
ueVel from duty Madison Barracks and W. a.
cerl % Fort Columbus arj report Tor -.ll psgp-
company a battalion VIA san Francisco % tle a.
pines and upon arrival az Manila VIII rrpt-' 'N
"a duty
Acting Assistant SuFge0n H. ECGENE AT 14i--,s sci
Nevvi temporary duty az Furt sam t1.- IN
will proceed Mcpherson and frP.iL T. af
commanding officer vf Company NJ l'th lnl ,...SS..ss
duty tn accompany th1t regiment via san ~ IL
the Philippines. aaj U.riVal az N-u'-N
report Tor ASSIGNMENT % duty.
NAVY
Commander r.. :. PRIME deracee3 from tns VA -
home sud await ordsTs- -
Assistant Engineer W. s. SMITH retired. % NAB
engineer duty a. CaylIe station. saline Aasass
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

\ ratification meeting was held last night bv the
Freedom Republican Club at ats clubhouse AZ No
Loco LeXiugton-ave Before the meeting was called
to order the clubhouse crowded and there
was large number Of persons in the street irving
TO get into the place. In view of the gathering in
the street seeking admission to the clubhouse. an
overflow meeting was held in front Of the btIiIdipe
Among the speakers at the regular and Overflow
meetings were ext ongressman Low, \ ii. Steele
Alderman Goodwin and eX-Alderman Parker John
NJ. Reid is the president of the organization and
Joseph s Handley is secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. july I3-The folIowins Army =
Navy orders have been issued
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN.
SENATOR HANNA ANNOUNCES REPUB-
LICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PERRY S HEATH
SECRETARY.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrprxnI

Cleveland. Ohio. July 13.-After months of
deep thought and many shifts and changes, the
new Republican National Executive Committee
decided and announced this noon. after
a conference on the subject. at which the fol-
lowing Republican leaders were present: NJ. A.
Hanna Cornelius n. Bliss, Perry S. Heath,
Charles F. Dick, Henry c. Payne Charles Dawes
and Myron T. Herrick The following were
chosen as members of the National Executive
Committee:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

WAS IT QUIGGED?-W1s the Democratic plat
form quigged! 1t is said that the literary effort
put forth by the Platform Committee bears ONLY
distant relationship. fOrty-seCOnd coUsinshtp sav
70 the eloquent and inspired product of the pen of
Mr. Bryan brought 10 the Convention in the inside
pocket OF the Hon r. l.. MetCalfe, OF Nebraska \
washington paper suggests that the hon. William
joel Stone, Of Missouri who has had recent practice
in magazine writing let his literary itch get the her
ter of his reverence for verbatim et Hteratim in
SpiratOu "
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

Graeme Stewart, Illinois.
Henry &. PAYNE. Wisconsin.
Richard {. KeTeus, Missouri.
) II Manley. Maine.
" 3. scott. West Virginia.
Franklin Murphy. New
Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

TOO MUCH CROKER-Democratic papers do
not relish the prominence Of Mr. Croker in the re-
cent Convention. The Florida Times Union and
Citizen says
Suppose Croker really believed Hill on the com
mlttee would be dangerous TO the party as we'll
as 20 himself, his subsequent conduct was so un-
wise as 70 demonstrate CTOker'S absolute unfit
ness Tor leadership elsewhere than in a powwow
OF district heelers. He should have left Van
Nyck at home to relieve the party OF even the
appearance OF responsibility for the Ice scandal
Croker placed Van Wyck in the most conspicuous
place within his reach. if to force the party To
uphold and sustain his plea OF Innocence
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

LEAGUE OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS-Indana
Bryanites hoping for great results from the
nual meeting of the National League Of Democratic
Clubs, which is 20 be held in indianapolis the first
week in September. just when the campaign is TO
open Bryan and Stevenson are both 20 be pres
ent, together with Charles A. TOwne. Chairman
Jones and George Fred Williams David g. Hill
has been invited attend but has not vet signfed
his acceptance of the invitation.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

Fred'k :. Gibbs. New York.
Myrcn T. HerriCk. Ohio.
Harry =. Wise. Indiana.
NJ. A. Hanna. Chairman
Perry :. Heath. Secretary.
Cornelius y. Bliss. Treas
H-q-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
JACOB WORTHS PLACE IN KINGS.

Missouri has only three Republican Represent
tives in the present Congress
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

WILL BRYAN GO sOUTH?-Enorts are already
in progress TO have Bryan make a campaign tour
of the Southern States in September. and speak
in the principal cities The scheme IS not favored
by some of the Bryan managers, who are OF the
opinion that Jhe electoral votes OF these states
safe for the Bryan ticket in any case, IT wouId
be wiser for him devote all his enOTtS ana eheI-
gies to the doubtful States, which ne must carry
In order win 1t Is expected that Adai p St5F-
enson will deliver a number OF speeches IN lhs
South where he is still remembered ana admired
the political headsman Of the Hrst CIeVeidIu
Administration.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

BRYAN'S UNDER STUDY.-Towne is more tract
able than Tom" Watson was four years ago. He
is expected 20 accompany and assist Bryan IN his
speechmaking campaign. The Colonel will talk
about in1Deriafsn and 'rniIitarism' and trusts" "
and then TCwne will be brought forward 20 tax
about free silver coinage and the ratio The
ground will thus be fully covered, but Bryan VIII
devote most Of his efforts 70 the paramc INT
issue" The combination IS expected 20 be an at
traCtive and winning
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
4 Nrr Eailrsaa 10 san ErsnsIses.

The newly completed extension o. the
Santa BE Route tHF0EEh the Sasu Joaquin
valley 20 San FTaDcsscg p1t oz opsEsS1
Tor passenger business guly l. is&
1te Atehia0u, 4 rssaa 4 Santa B's Rail-
way has heTsgbfcre pfsssessea TIE Gtsilz2e-
tiaa Of b ttzs the only Il1C with tts % n
track and trains aB the Nay frctrs Chleat-
- 70 Los ArEeieS and san BtsEn- San
san Joaquin valley are Cow adEed 70 Ile
vast territory served Is this great traus-
povtatlga system urs3er one fssLElaLE sf1sszit,
y fiCh territory also Includes a taTEE p4Ft
Eorth. and GatvcEron On the south
Stress - laid uysAu single uRfulrstzlp zId
tFz4IaEtmenL Whleh insure ur!tforz11 ald
ca1llsFzce q service tSVsflaaa LE2L7s ~
cause they rup through The eattnE-
house and AlssiuE-eltr ssTyleT u 81 1he
same superior lEaaE1 tElfNl2 l1ths&S= ll51rf
mana cement % NJ Fred Harrgy- THe
axe eUsryvhers solleitoGs aad courteous.
Responsibility fU- thg esu.tgTt q pas
encgrs is not divided
No other CrznsrouJinental route Offers
tourist. AfuoHE these are the mountain
altitude ard sCsEcry. extinct yclgzlrssa7fsi,
pgtrinGG forests. prt-uEstDTsc ruins lndk8n
plzehlns- the Yosemite Gut tie 1rau1
scenic wonder of thu world k-ycry- char
as-sFls-lC phase Of iniGzrrtai h1s In the
~ est ls tTaI-Srsed en- ggutc-
The Santa Fe has long been tie favor
California. BY virtue % The sHnIs dish-
grade service and unexreilsd attr1tcttpas
II hopes 20 Wtu equal favor w4th travel
ers 70 and from san Francisco and inter
mediate cities q the 1s9icea STATE -,
The service will CONSIST a: nrsE % Pull
nan and tourist sle~peTs and chair cars
GaiiE- The early resurapIiGu Of the Cali
forutA Limited is contemplated
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
IIl. -. !, -. rrnn,.

In a recent letter from the front Lien
TENANT Winston Churchill tells this
amusing story 0f General Hart whose
personal recklessness has been one ot
the features of General Buffers cam
paign. ON the first day az SIsion koP
General Hart discovered soldier sit
ting safely behind a rock. and long
way behind the airing Line
Good Afternoon. my Iasn-" he said
IN his most nervous, apolosetic voice;
what are ynu doing here
sir repIieI the soldier, -aR oraeer
told me 10 stop here, sir.
~Dhi WAY.
I'm thIri-elaSs shot. sir"
Dear me-. Szid the general after
some rejection that's an awful pity;
tssause. you see. you'll have 70 set
quite close 10 the Boers 70 do any
good Come aloaE with me and III
ind you a nice place AMI mourn
fui procession Jrailed on toward the
most advanced skirmisisers.-sSs.i sSs.iB Fran
cisco AFsoHauL
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
Lobster salad

Pick the meat from q can OF lobster
or from two-pound boiled lobster into
fine fakes; pile onto dish and cover
with this dressing: Beat three egg
yolks. add one teaspoon salt, spsck
cayenne pepper. one tablespoon melted
butter. two-thirds cup hot vinegar.
then add one teaspoon mustard mixed
with little milk; when boiling stir
in one cup milk; beat TO smooth paste;
pour over meat and let become cold
before garnishing with parsley. lemon
quarters and lobster claws
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
An,arctIr ErprdItian.

Mr.. William 5. Bruce, T. R. 5. C. s..
the leader Of the proposed Scottish
national Antarctic expedition. has had
considerable experience in regions Of
Ice and snow. In 1899 he sailed as a
naturalist with the Dundee expedition
to the Antarctic From 1886 onwRrds
he has made four voyages to the Arc
tic. having spent altogether five sum
mers and one winter in the Polar re-
giOns-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
A LEADER OF WOMEN.
The WIFE OF SENATOR FAIR
BANKS OF INDIANA
Her Recent EsrAtaoa TO DIr-etorshIP
a cor1piiraent TO Leaned Azd Re-
dsed woaaaa-wAs Calm In the Re
sssE St ra-

One Of the new officers OF the Cen
eraI Federation Of wonen's clubs is
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks, wife OF the
United States senator from Indiana
She vas elected director a. the recent
Milwaukee biennial In her own city
Indfxnapolls-Mrs Fairbanks Is ee-
counted an alI-around club woman.
She Is the founder OF the Fortnighny
Literary Club. an organization Of sew
eral hundred women As the vice
president general OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution in Indiana
she is eonspicnsns among the patriotic
women Of the country AS member
of the Contemporary Club. the leading
mixed club in Indianapolis. and a
worker il the Art Association. she is
also well known in her state. When In
Washington With her husband she al
hliztsd With the wOmeu's clubs IN the
national capital
In appearance Mrs Fairbanks Is IN
usually prepossessinE, having that IL
deanabis stamp OF a gracious and re-
fined woman As one Of the few vOu-
en- who sat through tire stormy ses-
sions Of the club wonzn's convention
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
me rru.t Problem

To a thoughtful mind i one OF serious
import. for Il crerps upon soclety o.
fore you are aware of its existence
Fu tiais rcSVecf much resembling the
yaTialts disorders which aItack she
stomach, such as constipation. iBdi-
sesti0u and Dyspepsia HOststter 5
Stomach Bltters s. the one reliable
remedy for ali such ailments
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
az. Ynu r.lnr An.n.. Feet-E..e-

Il Is the only cure for Swollen.
SmnrtIng. Burning, Sweating Feet,
Corus and BuniUHa Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. a powder to be shaken into
the shoes At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S Olmstsd. Leroy, y. y.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
r,rnr.Irn R,t.. To utal,.

The Union Paciac SfII sell r8unA-trip
tickets 10 Salr Lake or Ogden daily UP 70
September 5stk Al rate - S-ss on Jaly
leLh August i1th- lstE- slih. list Sep
tsrnhs- 7th ruu-gd-trtp rate viii b. S-fs
on JuIy list August LIST ro1ui-trip rate
wfu be 81. Ions HEniI, stop overs. di-
verse routes BY far the quickest and
bssst route. Ticket Once. 81 INA street,
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
cheap T.4ear.ion. Ea.t.

The Burlington VIII on June IIth and
18th pat On zals tickets from psnygr 20
chicago. St Louis Peoria an1' all Mis-
sourg river points az rate q one fare plus
& for the round trip Tickets good for
return TIL October gist- This rate open
General Agent.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
The se-ret-

What makes Bene1bt 50 popular
among other men. | wonder Why.
he came right ou1 the other night aDd
acknowledged that his Iittle boy never
says anything worth repeating Phil
adeiphia Bulletin
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
ROIy.WateT SpIinkIeIs.

This picture shows three natives OF
the Lao States. in Indo-Chiua, on the
day of their great annual fete. This
fete is celebrated when the waters OF
the River Mekong begin to rise at the
commencement OF the rainy season.
Prayers are offered up TO Buddha to
send sufficient rain to food the rice
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

-Tns a,,ofl iarse sf 4eelety "a that usan
vEflo cams htS oWn rs0rey - inferior 10
r.. taan whose aaces-ors earned bis
money for hln1-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

What ais Mrs SfbbeT's syesr 4
don't know what her DCuast says, but
think she has injured them squirting
through her window bliFsds 20 see what
= going on In the ueiGhboEhoust.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

.spa Ii.e zafrfesi ! rscsare of IiauIsl IN
ss,s sens an z LET : see Jtu11sS--weNl
hrYys's Tsar4al has where are the Hons
-sOh. pa. hs's killed EN- al ana Ct eia-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

--s~r. seems 4, r. 40 nrziit to the pos
ssJ,4lirfes 81 American trade. a New
York rrEn is shipping tATps TO baEtAc-
where Aladdin oncs hauFtsoed-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

The first sign 0f age Is when . rlsn
would rather 70 to a lItte d-gAshiansd
ctrC1zs and SIT "a beugh Than 20 a biE
oEe with three rings ard plush ch43fs-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

Euokxe4reF-Lt7s a little early In the
ssasBn hut J ftzi a. II I n1uss have a
rest. Eutpluys ysT-WeIl- stOa tnIS8uz p7li-
tlcs II the Office.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

CO. -5--y sza sszsrsy xsssss fss sxas 100 es-fy
Er.x< Il SIS rskEsNs HErH AALsNN
HESzEsiSsEzs. he toss eEro ~ e0rzA AS1A
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

To have your lace curtains whfse sxirss
ard shirt waists a dainty szqss white. Use
Rrss BLEACHING tSlae. TIE modern BAG blue
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

II = rs1re c-s1ltahte 70 get fooled enc
a kav thar TO 20 through life In the Aa
llsf that there are no sonest and respSet
able tEopls-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

When a woman promises to return yous
umbrella the same day YOU are lucky II
you get IL again in s. week
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

The woman hurryiuE % catch 3 street
car Always catches hey sleeves IN a elSaE-
knob as she ruShss out
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

Buy Russ BlesrhtnE Bius. the rnoAgru
bag blue, makes clothes from TO
shades winter thsn any other bIus-
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

II you feel made of ansr clay than yogr
EsiEhbor that very impression proves
that you are not
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

PEsors Cure cannot bs TOO htghiy Spoken Of as
g eoss-h CURE. ". o BHEES. ~ Third Ave,
y. Minneapolis, lGiIn-, JGa- d 100
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
HAIRS c.;srrh ,pure
Is constitutional eurs- lTice, &c

As solemn fact the mouth u May Is
aritirelY too beautiful 70 hs wasted In
slcn osnoxz0Es 0<rupAtso as hos4sscataAiA-
ing
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

Are Yoa Troabi-s stfA psndrars
II 30, get bottle of Coke paairai Cara
Al .srazgssts nnd harbsra sl-0
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

When buying n pnczage Of Families
Starch" ask your grocer for the book Of
hurlnr that 20 with Il [ ae
The Lamar register., 1900-07-18
SHEEPMEN.

wrfre zs FOR zss-r&t rrPsr-s CO sss.s- a. a,-..
saesi<aEneats xesisftse ~ xsctsls foo-. = -
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The Lamar register., 1900-07-18

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