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The colored American., 1900-09-22

The refusal of the National Baptist
Convention which met in Richmond
last week to permit Miss Jewett to ad-
dress it upon the subject of lynching,
was a grievous mistake. Had Miss
Jewett been member of our race. we
could see seme excuse for the action of
this distinguished body. We should
always give the white man or woman
chance to testify against the evil
doers in their own race. Our white
brethren never refuses us an opper-
tunity to tell on each other. Then too,
Miss Jswett may be the John Brown
that shall give rise to sentiment
which shall destroy the spirit of lynch
ing. just as her predecessor created a
feeling which finally destroyed human
slavery in this country. We think the
Baptist Convention intended to do
good, but in its thoughtlessness, served
notice On the white ally that her help
is not wanted by us, whereas we need
all the assistance we can get from our
white friends.
The colored American., 1900-09-22
At Lincoln Memorial Church.

Great preparations are being made
foF the grand rally and anniversary
services in the Lincoln Memorial
Congregational church, the first Sunday
in October when the pastor, Rev. A. P.
Miller, B. d. will preach the ann1-
versary sermon, and some of the most
eminent and eloquent divines of the
city are to preach during the week, ex
cellent music being provided by some
OF the most popular choirs of the city
The pastors rally is Sunday, October
7th OF a1 q. N,
The colored American., 1900-09-22
requirement.

1t is pleasing to note that Superin.
tendent Stuart paid deserved compli.
ment to the former Superintendent,
George F. 7: Cook. upon opening the
schools last Monday, Superintendent
Stuart unhesitatingly declared that the
colored schools of the District had been
established and built up by former
SUP erintendent Cook. "He had wrought
with nothing to begin with, and by
persistent effort under most trying cir
cumstances, evolved the present splen'
kid system of public schools among
his people" observed Superintendent
Stuart.
Assistant Superintendent Montgom.
cry endorsed the unstinted but desery.
Superintendent.
The colored American., 1900-09-22

Subscriptions may be sent by postoff1ce
money order, express or by registered letter.
All communications for publication should
be accomp panied with the name of the writer
not necessarily for Publication, but as guar
ante OF good faith.
We solicit news, contributions, opinions
and In fact, all matters affecting the race,
will not pay for matter, however, unless
II is ordered by US. All matter intended for
pub btcatton must reach this office by Wednes-
day of each week to insure insertion in the
current issue
IT, Agents are wanted everywhere, Send
or Instructions,
The colored American., 1900-09-22

More political leaders like Senator
William J. Sewell OF New Jersey are
needed in the Northern States. There
are %, 900 colored votersin New Jersey
and they have Jared better than the
colored brother In any other Northern
State.
The colored American., 1900-09-22

The Advocate published at Charles
ton, W. Va, shows most excellent
taste in selecting its "Notes of the
Race 1t neglected however to give
The Colored American credit for three
gems taken from its opinion page.
The colored American., 1900-09-22

There must be danger signals in
New York politi-s. The spellbinders
have been recalled from other fields
and turned loose in the Empire State.
As for New York City, well; 'there'll
be hot time in old town tonight"
The colored American., 1900-09-22
The Negro Proves Himself Man When
Tried.

"There are bad Negroes just as there
are bad white men," said Gen. Seufry'
AdJt. Gen'l Of Texas, "but there ale
hundreds of good ones to one pau
They have done a great work for daI
weston that shall not be forgotten
The colored American., 1900-09-22

The Afro.American Press Associa-
ton is not a political organization, and
the attempt of certain politicians to
drag it down to politics miscarried.
The colored American., 1900-09-22

There is difference and yet SIM
ilarity between the terms "pull" and
'haul." The man with strong ''pull
invaria bly, makes good "haul."
The colored American., 1900-09-22

William Mckinley is not alone the
president of the republican party. He
is the president of the entire Ameri-
can body polite.
The colored American., 1900-09-22
rHE Uo1oRED AMERICAN, WASHINGTON, .. ..

fessional and organized status. Mr..
Hilyer writes that he intends to make
it a complete showing of our status
along these lines at the beginning of
the twentieth century,
The colored American., 1900-09-22

Somebody is trying to make Bishop
B. W. Arnett scape goat, butt he lit
tie game will not work.
The colored American., 1900-09-22

It is failare, not success, that one Is
called upon to explain,
The colored American., 1900-09-22
The autum days have come. We
welcome them.

Our public schools opened in full
blast Monday.
The colored American., 1900-09-22
ADVERTISING RATES,

Reading notices so cents per line, Display
advertisements, 81 per square incn per mser-
ton. discounts made on large contracts.
Entered at the Post-office as second-class
matter.
All letters, communications, and business
matters shOnld be addressed to
THE C0L0RED FMERICHN,
EDWARD E. COOPER, MANAGER
459 G Street Northwest.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
aeraps,

IA apparatus ~ . m,iansinI sea t'g
iRto drinking water has hssn inysnt.,l.
London spends In n year on tha sd'
ueatioR ~ each uhild IN ihs hoard
sohonls
Tue distance frnm the farlhast p"int
Of polar d,scnvary IN Tho P'ia itself is
l,D m'hs,
\ s,ndirale hns hesn formed Rt Os-
chsnfurr, Iiavarin. To apply electricity
in agriculture.
Some men are so lazy they don't like
To hear aliunt u run nn the hank. Phil
adelphia u cord.
Some 10 tn. unhappieat people on
earth have mars money tnHn they know
what to do with.
The attendance of the Catholic
schools o. Chicago has Increased twenty
thousand during the last year.
Tue hest lands of Germany are nov
devoted to the culture of be~t-sugar.
the greater portion of which 10 export-d.
The intense heat in England has
caused prostrati"n and death, not only
among men and animals, but Rlso
among birds.
A movement haa been atartad IN
France to erect monument at Water.
loo in honor OF the French soldiers who
fell there.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
Woman's Point of View.

) m, truplr would frd fault in
heaven.
We are :e.-rminsti: ulhe: people are
ojsiirata.
L. l., hari Ia lunk pleasant IN too
tight shors.
The best way 10 keep an umbrella is
never To lend it.
The smart girl is apt to say things
that make othar Isople smart.
Even the beet regulated family has
its disagreemsnts now and then.
A man likes to be told he il handsome
even if he knows he 10 not.
A prominent druggist says that men
use more hair dyes than women.
Don't say rubber neck" "celluloid"
is the latest and most polite form.
The care Of ones clothes has much TO
do with n we'll dressed appearance.
1t is WIS., woman who keeps her
husbands faults and failing To herself.
You cannot guags the size of mans
brains by tie number Of hat he wears.
What kind OF q husband do you sup
pose man would make who wears u
corset?
The woman who expscts to live a
happy married life ought to know how
to cook.
Women not only cross bridge before
they come to it, but they are first Gle 9
bridge builders.
A man frequently values woman's
loye the most when he finds out sOme
other man would like Ia have il.
All this talk about teaching the young
idea how To- shoot n only to encourage
him to take u pruper aim IN lie.
No matter how Indispensable you may
consider yourself the world will move
on just the came niter you ara gona.
The girl who has just g,ttan engaged
is not npt To believs with the poet that
unkissrd kissas are the Rwsetest.
Men will espend NJ much care In
twisting the ends ~ their mustache In
two little cutls m any woman d1s In
training her t'ompa,iour.
The "lnllar ten" iaN i nrLmk funu.
ton WHARF tho surs's anasa themselves
trying to Haa wha can spin u d"llaf tue
lenan4t on n polisha,i table, thu ancarss.
fnl onn Receiving ~ pt's'.
"rfunhln with at. t'lhH." according
ia tinclu ~, ",s. they w low h,sh,
Alsusa "n4hiar h~p nigh aa'ush J.,
Tho grruo,' ., ya nan tn"h " haa',y With
anu tont," t'h,iairlphia Timas,
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
Converting the Cinnamon,

When [ ttfel met him The ufeeh atrh
imanifits hal hera ~ yeats N lshihs,
Wad hal apvaf bnnn ahywhufa else ~
cert taf twu aasavaa jaeFnays b. Rassis,
tie was M eitpfly gentleman, With n
smile i,ha lien sjamlH Ffab6lin's, and wss
t.U,r,i NJ tha ph,arsu oap,,si tof kertans
the hrsi siNrs and The ma, '"hhnH',
Ito was n hauhslae, and t",aS ! recall
h,m When I wy ~ fancy kprafas ~ The
b.niy, lie woTa the Ghlaasa pista'i and
plo,bes ~ match, and paapla said he
o ,uid p,ya chinrss maNdarirs pn'hts oh
st,aualtr, Tia pavs me, Vt least, many
ehapry huurs, fur ha talked silh fran6'
? nass aud facility rarely united 10 u Rus
alan, kast ~ all an aroh'mandr'ta,
One ,iaS, fnr iuslaaea, ! asked him
bluniiy huw many converts ha had
mad, lIe answered that he Thought
bu had a. ada ons, bui ha d'd moi wish To
bs laksa Nd stating this pohtlvsly, When
l returned Ia China after hn interval ut
~ ysars, aIl.my inquiries led ma to re-
spsot tha hnnesty of this Russian. lie
esid furthsrmors:
81 have bsen here I'D yanrs, and per
haps I haus ennverted ons ChlnHmsn.
When m,ssinnari,s tell you that they
have doas more than that, do not Ina
Iisys Poultney B,gelnw ~
North American Review.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
Through Tourist Sleepers TO
Portland, Oregon, For Puget
Sound and Alaska Travel.

From st. Louis Via Burlington Route.
Personal Conducted Tourist Sleepers
via the Burlington Route from st.
Louis to Portland, Oregon. will be
established in service commencing
February 18th, 1898.
They leave st. Louis at S:45 =. NJ
Wednesdays; Kansas City lO:4O A. M
Thursdays; st. Joseph, 1910 =. M.
Thursdays, and run via Lincoln, Den
yer. Scenic Colorado, & Salt I,nke City
The current lowest rates to Seattle
Tacoma and Puget Sound ports apply
via this route, Offering an unusual
chance To make steamer arrangements
either at Portland, Tacoma or Seattle
Ask your ticket ngent or the under
signed for sperinl folder containing al
1etnilH.
T.. W. WAKELEy. q. +. A.,
81. Louis, Mo.
JnnN DEWITT. ID. +. A.,
81. Joeaph. No.
VtNE lTovEv. Agent. Forpet CITY. Mo
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
lBriyht's Disease Cured |.

suffered from kidney trouble. which
finally became 10 agprHvatinR that | was
obliged tn give up my pns,t,on which
was paying me ei0O per month, anu |
came Ia tha city TOR treatment, hut nj
ter several mnnths was worse instead
~ batter.. I wRs advised at Smiths
Sura Kidney Cure and ! bought bot
tie. and am now an we'll that ! shalt re-.
turn 10 take batter pus,tion. My cure
4 regard M almost miraculous. My wife
aas als, suffering. AMI she hns been
4skins your medicine FOR short time,
aud is so mueh ,mptuved that shs nj.
feHt, regards n cure fnt her nH cer,nin.
i. n. WRIGHT, Clatksdalr, Miss.
t'tira N, rrnts. l'ar sale by UlnrG q,
ttS,,t,t
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
A Handless Watch,

a returning tourist has brought back
frnm Europa nnvsl t'msmees. u is a
watch of ordinary size, but devo,d of the
usual hands aud dial. u, ths uen,sr are
two small p'ces Tor ilsures, ths upper
Tor hours ana iha lower for minutes.
These change at tine proper intervals.
presenting the cnrrsct time as the ralI-
road man gives 1t 1912 or 6:.D. not as
minutes of II" or "half past O." in the
slovenly civilian style. A second hand
makes fractions ot the minutes Tor The
exact man. This watch ia guaranteed
for seven yanrs and costs only sll in
parls
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
Some Chinese Proverbs.

The & MS hoGor har who thinkelh
long before oprning her FPS.
The minds OF women are of quick
silver and their hearts of wax.
a VAN woman is to be feared. for she
viii sacrifice all for her pride.
Give heed To the yo;cs of an old wom-
an; snrruw has given her wisdom.
\ naughty Woman stumbles for she
cannot See what may be IN her way.
\ woman without children has 70:
yet the most precious Of her jewels.
A woman desirous Of being seen by
m.n IS rot trustworthy: fear her glance.
Like sheep that hs leadarlsss are
mary women who have c1me together
for much talk.
Womrn is the ease FOR that which
pains the father; she is balm for his
troubles.
Respect always silent woman; great
is the wisdom o; the woman that hold
eth her tongue.
Give heed to her to whom children
have come; she walks in the sacred
ways and lacks not love.
Trust not the woman that thlnketh
more cf herself than another; mercy
will not dwell IN her heart.
A beautiful woman knows not her
charms, therefore is she beautiful. more
80 than the colors OF the sea.
a mother not spoken we'll OF by her
children is an ensmy Of the state; she
should not live within the kingdom's
wall.
A woman who mistakes her place can
never return where ehe first was; the
path has been covered up from her
eyes.
A woman that respects herself is more
beautiful than single star; mole benu-
tiful than etars nj night.
A woman that is not loved is a kite
from which the string has heen taken;
shs driveth with the wind and cometh
to n long fall.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
The Best Kind Of q Wife.

1t can safely be affirmed that very few
men marry woman simply because she
is beautiful or intellectual, writes Cyrus
Edison, NJ. d. 1t is the womanly char.
acteristics innate in the sex and made
more attractively by cultivation that al
lure men. Burns, the poet, divided the
scale of good wifsship into ten parts:
Good nature, 4; good sense, 2; wit, l;
personal charms, l. The remaining two
degrees covered fortune, education, fam
lily, blsod, etc.
According to the ideas Of Charles
Dickens. the ideal wife should speak in
a low tone, and should not speak much.
She is patient, intellectual and indus
trious; rarely scolds or argues, but ad-
justs all difficulties with smile.
Itwas a woman-Miss Bremen who
said that true wife should be to the
domestic life OF man "iike nightin
gale, like the sun5eams betwsen the
trees" while Mrs. Jameson describes
the ideal wife as the compound OF the
bread OF life. which is lave; the ealt of
life. which is poetry, and the Water OF
life, which Is faith.
Probably the one thing that all men
admire in wife, and the ons thing they
must have II the marriage is TO he
happy one, j. sympath, or appreciation.
There is nothing that both men and
women like so much as the sense Of ap-
probation not tiattery or idle praise,
but genuins Indication that their Of
forts In any particular direction are un
dersiood and appreciated.
1t was Sir Walter Scott's candid opin-
ION that the wife Of genius should
have either taste enough to relish her
husbands performances or good nature
enough to pardon his infirmilies."
Good nature-that is an absolutely
necessary qualification in q wife. The
woman who has not cheerful disposi-
tion has little chance of making her
husband happy or OF being happy her
self.
Life, TO be sure, ia full of disappoint-
ments. sorrows and various vexstions
Of spirit. but there is no use in meeting
trouble with sour face and an ugly
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
The Romance of the TaIl Buildings.

OF course, nil these men In the tall
buildings, whether posssssed Of creative
genius or of intelligence enough only to
run ons oi the elevators. are alike Phil
istines 10 thoss perrons who Ind moth.
ing romantic or ,nterestinR IN our mod
ern. w uch mnligusd skyscrap~ts. which
have also been callp,l "monuments Of
modern mRterialism." aud even worse
nance, no ,loubt, becauas they are un.
prsce,lsnt Rd,l unaca,leaic, ptobably, ~
much ~ because ugly and untestrainsti.
10 many ~ ~, however. shameless M u
may ha to ronfrss ". ,ha.a ,lo~n town
strsr,s ARE faRrinat'oL 'n"ush TOE what
they ARE l. iav. even " they hal M
past IT. mhks th.m ali ths more chasm
inu, and thraa erect, i0bilant young
buildings. sh",h1 10 Aa,,ful or no,,
-a~m quite ia'~rrs,,ns from their
brisht t"Ir, whrtn, i"r hh1sp ,ha tuF'
moil aud ronfus'op. M. Jan,tnr sus
sewing ~ the tun ah,ia ~" uhil,irsn
play h,ir aud ssek bshinh wAtsFbutts
aud .it shafts There N M danger "
falling IN, " IL u tsl,pf ~ know, bsoauss
tho Ioaf In walled " like " garlishl down
tn thu dark hotto,n whrrs are the SAFE
,lrp sit vaults, aud tho trusty old watch
Inrn and the obloRR b'Srs with great
fortunes ~ them, aious- -sids, of Wills
that may cause family tights fsw ysars
later, and s,l,i t0 tns Influence Of Ger,
tain lawyers ~ ihe oiiicss overhead.
Deep down, thirty or fDrty fest under
the crowded sidewalk, the stoksss SHOW
81 coal under big boilers all day, and
rlenir,ciRns do Interesting tricks with
switch -b"ar,is, son~wh hn: M IN the hold
OF molrro baitIs-.h'p. In the many
tiers or ilpors ovsrhsRd ara tha men
with the minds that make thrss, n,Rh
buildings n~c-ssnry and make down
town wha, u ", ri u their ,irram. and
schsm-s, their c,urag~ AMI mag,nat,On,
their trust and ,ii>trust in the knnxl-
edge snd ign 'ranc- 10 Otnsr human bs
,ngs, which ARA the means BY which
thay bring about great succssses and
great failures. and huvs the fun 10 play |
ing game, with tho peace oi conscience
and self satisfaction which come fr,'m
hard work and una, II sweat. From
"Ths Cross Streets OF New York;" by
Jesss Lynch Williaa,s, in the November
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
n village Blacksmith saved Ills
Iittlc SOM's Life.

Mr.. n. n. Black, the well known vii
lnpn blacksmith NJ Urahamavilln. Sulli-
wan Co.. n. V. eays. "Our little snn.
live yenrs old. has always heen aubiact
~ group. and Hn had have the at,ackn
hran thst Wa have fenfad many times
that he would lie. Wa have had the
doctor nn,l usa,l many medicines, hut
thnmi,rflaih's Cough i,rmpdy IL now
nuf rule frlianrr. n Hrpms to dipsolva
The tough murus aud 10y giving frequent
,losns when the s,mp,oms appear aa
have found that Tho dreaded efnnp Ia
CURED hrf"fr u srla sriilrh," fhrfa ,s
~ ,tahe,r IN giving ,ha Frmr,iy fr u
contains ~ opium ~ other Injurious
drug and mn, hr gwen as annii,l, n,ly ~
hahr as a. M adult, i'rr sala ,y &,
q, ifnuh,
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
The Colonel and the Farmer.

Colonel-My down -trodden friend, are
you aware that the Empire is running
you?
Farmer-Well, Colonel, l told Maria
I'd go to town and buy her set OF En-
pire furniture for the bedroom tsdsy,
but reckon 'twon't quite ruin me-.
Colonel-But your liberty is in dan
ger?
Farmer-Not's long as l behave my
self, and always calculate to do that.
Colonel-But, my friend, the Trusts.
with the Money Trust at their head. are
beggarlng you.
Farmer-Well, they'll be long time
doing It. I'm IN the Money Trust my
self now.
Colonel-But surely you are afraid Of
the ravages of the Octopus?
Farmer don't care a rap for no Oc-
topus as long as the pesky grasshoppers
keep out of the way.
Colonel-But there's the mortgage.
Farmer--Yep lent money on one yes
terday.
Colonel--But surely you do not ap
prove the retention of the Philippines?
Farmer-Colonel, when | get hold of
good thing, l keep hold Of 1t. When
get money enough to buy more land,
| buy it.
Colonel--Rut, my dear sir, would you
put the man made dollar above the God
made man?
Farmer--No, but put the man-mnde
dollar in the man-made bank. And |
must get there before the bank shuts
up. So you'll have to excuse me, Col
onel
Colonel-But, my misguided friend,
think OF the Declaration-
Farmer--How did you know that Bill
Gibb'ngs made one to my second daugh.
ter, Elicy Ann, last night? Yep, ard
I've got to go and price pianers and
things this afternoon Gopd-by.
exit siDgiDg:)
Oh, | like To ses a five and love To see
a ten,
So, no, here We go for Mckinley in again.
From the New York Sun.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
New Train Service Between a.,
Joseph and Charlton, Ia, Via
Grant CITY,

AtlrH,,aN Ia d'reUtad ~ The new train
ssryics ~ ,he q, u, 4 q, hstsrnn ~,
josaph, Mo,, aad Charlton, Iowa, Via
the new llHe lately aompleisd helwaen
Grant City and Albany Junclion,
ln addition to trains and III ba-
tween Charlton and kansas h,y via tha
old main line, there are new tFains III
and III runnIng as follnws'
No III daily except SUNDAY from
Ohsrltnn % ~, Joseph via llethany
Junoiion Grant City and Albany June
ton, Iaaying Chariton h'i5 n, M, arriv-
ing ~, Joseph 1910 POOR, making eon-
nsotians A. 81. Joseph with south hnund,
train of the X, q, st, j, l. q. h, No, 10,
North hound trains from Kansas City,
No, Ia and 81 connect al ~. Joseph with
&. Il. Il q, train No. III leaving st,
Joseph daily except Sunday ut .i5 p.
m., running north via ALBANY junction
Grant Ci,y and Bethany Junction. ar
irving Charlton 0:;N p. M,
L. W. WAKRLEy.
General Passenger Agent.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09

You can't afford tn risk your life by
allowing II cough ~ "a cold to develop in
to pneumonia or consumption. One Min
ute Cpugh Cure will cure throat and
lung troubles quicker than any other
preparation known. Many doctors use
it a. spac,ti.: Tor grlpp.. II ~ an infall-
ibie re n-'ly fnr Group. Chi ir-'n like 1t
AMI W i!r~r- '.ntl.,rr- il. &. q. Pr.,.d
and y Y 4 ken
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09

Many people are suffering fearfully
from indigo stion or dyspepsIa, when one
single bottle OF Herbine would bring
about prompt and permanent cure. A
few doses will do more for weak stOm
ach than II prolonged course Of any 9th
er medicine. Price, 80 cents. For sale
by j. G.. Philbrick,
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
To remove trou blasome corn or bun

To remove a trou blsRome corn or bun
Inn; First soak the corn nr bunion in
warm water to soften Il, thon pare II
do~n as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's
Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing v'gor
ously for five minutes at each applica
tlon. A corn plaster should he worn
for few days, to protect it from the
shoe. AZ general iiniment for spralns,
bruises. lamsness and rheumatism. Pain
Balm is unsqualed. For eale by c. U.
Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
Public Administrators Notice

PUBLIC AUmInfbtrntOrS NOt1Cc.
Notice Is hereby given that by yirture of an
order Of the Probate Court of Holt county. Mis-
souri,, made on the 26th dav of September. 1900,
the undersigned public administrator for said
county has taken charge Of the estate of Louisa
Lang. deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required topNkibit them
to me for allowance within oie year after the
date of said order. or they may be preclude, from
any beuent Of such estate and II such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
date oT this publication. they will he forever
barred. This esth day of September. 1900.
NJ. ID. WALKER.
publip Administrator
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
'sTHE HENEBRASKA-COLORADO
EXPRESS" A NEW TRAIN.

On June 4th the Burlington Route
puts into it's passenger service to the
West new fast daily train to Denver
leaving Central Missouri and Missouri
River cities at night, arriving at Denver at
600 p. m. the next day. Direct via st.
Joseph and Southern Nebraska.
This service is entirely additional to
the Burlington's great scheme of pas
senger train service to the West and
Northwest.
California Excursions every Thursday
morning. Tourist slcepcrs Tuesdays and
Thursdays, st. Joseph to Seattle, via
Billings Route.
For details, ask your ticket agent or
JNo. DE WITT, l.. w. WAKLEy,
Div. +. A., Gcn'l =. A..
st. Joseph, Mo. st Louis, Mo.
HowARD ELLoITr, VINE IIOvEY,
General Manager, Agent,
st. Joseph. No. Forest City. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09

There is no rl-asure in life II y"u
Nread going tn the table 10 eat aud cant
rect at night on account Of Indigestion.
Harry W,lliams. of bonneville, Ind,
says he suffered that way tor years, till
he commenced the use OF Kodol Dye
nepsia Cure, and adds. snow ] can eat
ANYTHING / like and all ] want and
slesp soupdly every night" Kodol Dye
peps,s Cure will digest what you cat.
GO. Proud and 8. w. Aiken.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09

Both makers and clrculators Of coun-
terfeits commit frud. Honest men will
not deceive you into buying worthless
counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. The original rs infalliGls for cur
ing piles, injuries, eczema and skin d-
Senses. G. .. Proud and S. W. Aik.n.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-11-09
GEORGE w. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate Court.
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