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The broad ax., 1900-07-21
THE BROAD AZ.

PshlishsA Weekly, VIII prooxdgats
and At all times uphold re tr~e prR-
eiplss Of DsmOcraey. but Catholics.
ProtsstAnts. prissts; in1dsls. farmers.
single taxsrs, Republicans, knights Of
Labor. or any one else esA have their
say, a. long - their language Ii prop
er and responsibility II fixed.
The Broad Az IL . newspaper whose
platform il broad enough for al, ever
claiming the editorial right to speak
It's own mInA.
Local communications will receive
attention. Write only On one side q
the paper.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26
saw Wood and Say Nothing, Brothe,
"A Mad Doc.

Lenolr News, Oct. 18th.
This scribe has been harvest
ing pea-vine hay, putting up
stoves and saving wood since
our last issue, so we trust our
readers willexcuse anydiscrep-
ancies they may see in this
issue. Everybody IS so busy
that we find it almost impossi-
bic to hire these little Jobs
done.
One night this week a strange
dog made its appearance in
Freedman and bit q colored
man, John Miller. and several
dogs. The impression is the
dog was mad. Miller's wounds
are not serious and he was get
ting along very we'll at last
accounts.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26
WHAT'S YOUR FACE
WORTH

Sometimes q fortune, but
never. If you hau a sallow com
plexiOn, a jaundiced look, moth
patches and blotches on the
skin.-all signs of Liver Trou-
bic: But DR.. Kings New Life
Pills give Clear Skin, Rosy
Cheeks. Rich Complexion. Only
. cents at John Tull Drug
Store.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. W. A. Leslie,
Druggist, will refund your money if
you are not satisfied after using it.
1t is everywhere admitted to be the
most success ful remedy in use for bow
Ell complaints and the only one that
never fails. 1t is pleasant, safe and
reliable.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26
CATAWBA.

Loses . 800 House Bryan, Steven.
son and Nutx Club Gotten Still 10
Cents in Newton.
Newton Enterprise, Oct. 10Th.
MIR. George Moose, who was
shot by a Snowman two weeks
ago. is out of danger and was
on the street Tuesday.
A marked improvement in
the preparation of wheat
ground is very general this
year. Some farmers are hold
ing back in sowing on account
of the warm weather.
Cotton has not been coming
in very fast this week, on ac.
count of the decline in price.
1t is still ten cents in Newton.
though in most markets it is
selling a little under ten.
Messrs. w. A. Self and T. NJ.
Hufham of Hickory have been
appointed subelectors for Ca.
tawba county, and will make
speeches at a number of points
between now and election dav
Rev. G. F. Sheriff. will begin
a series of revival meetings in
the Methodist Church on the
9TH Sundayof this month. Rev.
u. II. Conan. Of Kings Noun
tain, will assist the pastor in
these meetings.
Mr.. g. E. Bollinger of Glare.
mont had the misfortune to lose
a 500 horse last Saturday.
Some one took the horse from
the stable the night before, and
after riding him all night
turned him into a corn field
and he killed himself eating.
At the conclusion of Mr..
Kluttz's speech last Saturday
night a Bryan, Stevenson and
Kluttz club was organized. Mr..
N. }. Rowe was elected presi-
dent. A committee was APP
pointed to solicit members,
and club adjourned to meet
every Saturday night until
election.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26
crowd all seemed to enjoy IT,.
day splendidly.

SNA w CulOK IN
day splendidly.
His friends are congratulat.
ing Mr.. Walter Brice upon tbs
information, which he has 70
ceived. that his name has been
placed upon the pension list
for life on account of the in.
'juries received during tho
Spanish American war. Ha
will receive SIS per month and
also get back payfor17montbs
Two drunken soldiers were
fighting and one of them fired
the stray shot hitting Mr.. Brice
and SCATTERING his leg. He was
in bed for several months.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26
CALDWELL.

VAAO 0AA.
A Verdict in FaveG II The Henklssr
Lawyers scarce for Avhilse - Suit
Against IL c. q j. ". J. I. for
$4,000 Damages.
Lenoir Topic, Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Palmer, widow of the
engineer killed in the railroad
wreck here a few weeks ago.
has brought suit against the G.
& N. w. Railroad for $50, 900
damages. Mr.. McNinch, of
Charlotte, one of her attorneys,
spent several days here last
week looking up evidence.
Lawyers were scarce in
Lenoir first of last week.
Messrs. Jones, Newlan,l, and
Wakefield were in Charlotte
most of the week engaged in
the Brenizer -Henkle damage
suit. Solicitor Harshaw and
Hon. w. II. Bower we're west
of the Ridge attending court.
and Mr.. r. l.. Sheriff. was
scattered about smellingbrandy
for Uncle Sam.
The suit brought by Brenizer,
of Charlotte for damages on
account of the injuries sus-
tanned by Mrs. Brenizer in an
accident at Blowing Rock last
summer a year ago, was tried
at Charlotte last week. The
accident happened when the
Brenizers we're using a team
and vehicle borrowed by Mr..
Brenizer from Mr.. G. V. Henkle
one Sunday morning for the
purpose of taking his wife and
daughters from a cottage which
they occupied to the hote(where
they took their meals. Lee
Corpening was picked up as a
driver and under Brenizer's
directions undertook to drive
over a rough piece Of road not
usually travelled, and the We
hicle was upset. Mrs. Brenizer
was badly injured. It was
clearly shown that Mr.. Brent
ger himself was to blame. if
anyone was, for the accident.
and most people think it a
shameful piece of contemplate
meanness for him to resort to
the courts for damage from
Henkle, Craig & Co. The jury
returned a verdict in favor Of
the defendants. A righteous
outcome, without doubt. The
costs are considerable -.perhaps
81 500.
Saw Wood and Say Nothing, Brother
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26
N~EIGHBORHOOD NEWS
AS Told by the Papers in
the ~Neighboring
Counties.
LINCOLN.

Death Of Mr. George Yount-Littls
Boy Killed-safe Blowersat Cherry
ville-TheW Weather Prophetic Other
News.
Lincolnton Journal, Oct. 10Th.
For the second time in over
fifty years it failed to rain or
snow on Tuesday of court.
In the case of John Rhyme
for the killing of another negro,
the grand jury found a true
bill for murder in the second
degree and Rhyme gave bond
for his appearance at the next
term of the court.
Drayton Medlin, who killed
w. G.. Brown at Gastonia last
summer, and was convicted of
murder, and sentenced to be
hung, after several reprieves.
has had his sentence cummuted
to life Imprisonment.
The weatherwise say the ap-
preaching winter will COM
mence business early and will
be a very severe one. This
conclusion they arrive at from
observing the migration south
of wild geese and birds. But
the goose-bone man has yet to
report.
Safe blowers got in their
work at Cherryville Wednesday
night. They broke into the store
of S. S. Mauney, blew open the
safe and robbed it Of $500 in
money and a lot of valuable
papers. Officers are hunting
for two strangers who were
hanging around town that
night.
On Friday Of last week,
Jimmie, the old son Of
the late James Lutz, of Cataw-
ba county, fell from a tree at
the home of his brother. Mr..
Jacob w. Lutz, near Mt. Holly,
and fractured his skull. He
never recovered consciousness,
dying yesterday. The body
passed through here this NOR
ming en- route to Newton for
burial.
Mr.. George Yount, who
moved from this county to
Lawndale in Cleveland coun-
ty sometime ago, died of ty-
phoid fever at his home in
Lawndale Saturday. He was
about 40 years of age and
leaves a wife { who is now sick
with the disease } and several
children. His body was brought
to his old home Sunday and
inferred at Grace church that
afternoon.
You assume no risk when you buy
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26

llr. Towery Diee iron His Injuries
II. Brice Gets . Pension Revival
ueetings-BArried-A Family Re-
Union-0t Other News.
Shelby Star, Oct. 18th.
Rock Springs camp-meeting
began Saturday and closed
Sunday. It only lasted two
days this year.
Mr.. Herman Grigg and Miss
Maud Blanton. the charming
daughter of Thos. Blanton. of
Lawndale, were happily mar
ried Sunday.
Mr.. S. B. Hamrick has bought
the John McMurry farm on the
S. C. & g. Railroad, just south
of Shelby. Mr. Hamrick is a
successful young farmer.
The series of services at the
Baptist church have been large
ly attended and much interest
has been manifested. Already
there have been a number of
conversions and accessions to
the church and the meeting is
still in progress.
The old home place of the
late DR.. 0. P Gardner. together
with Ii acres of fine land, was
sold Saturday for partition, by
order of the court, and was
bought by Messrs. j. J. Nc
hurry & Co. for $1,785. This
is regarded as quite reasonable.
Mr.. W. NJ. Towery, who got
both of his arms torn off in a
cotton gin in No. 10 township,
as noted in our last issue, died
last Wednesday from the effects
of his injuries. He was a son
of John 81. Towery and a popu-
lar and we'll known man. He
leaves a family.
D. c.. Wylie, and Alb. Better.
holiness preachers" have
pitched their tenth the vicinity
of the Shelby Cotton mills and
opened up business. They will
probably hold forth here for
about three weeks. this being
the usual length of the ''holi-
ness" meetings.
Rev. j. A. Cook, of. the
Methodist church, Rev. w. F..
Ashburn. of the Protestant
Methodist and Rev. C. S. Cash
we'll. of the Baptist church, all
earnest workers and successful
soul-winners, began a series Of
meetings in the Lawndale
church Saturday night.
Register of Deeds J. F.
Roberts has granted license to
marry to the following couples
during the past few days: j. F..
Horn to Miss l. M. Hendrick.
Julius Black to Miss Matte
Peeler: J. II. Bracket to Miss
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-26

Register of Deeds j. F.
Roberts has granted license to
marry to the following couples
during the past few days: J. F.
Horn to Miss l. M. Hendrick:
julius Black to Miss Matte
Peeler: j. II. Bracket to Miss
Ella Newton; Arthur T. Bridges
to Miss Annie Cornwel.
The children. grand children
and great grand children of
Mrs. Lucinda Wright met at
her home near baltimore. in
Cleveland county. on Thursday
Oct. IL, 1900, for the purpose
of celebrating her birthday.
She was 81 years old. The
The state herald., 1900-11-16
wHArAN ADVERTISER SAYS.

WHAT AN ADVERTISER SAYS.
A businsss man, who is large sdvsr.
tiser, says Of the matter - . business
proposition and speaks good ~ord for
the nswspspsr
"Msuy dvalsrs use the sswspspsrs
avery day throughout the entire selling
season, - we'll - 10 every issue OF all the
weekly pspsrs 10 their vicinity. II 10
Hs-dlsss tossy that this persistent sdvsr.
Using Is . great aid In building up spd
maintaining = business and giving prs.
'is- to store. Il ksep~ the store aud
i's goods constantly before the syss Of
the people and alter time the cnmuls.
tive 'heo' 10 astonishing. Regularity
and persistence form the basis Of oil sue
cessfnl advertising.
"fhs msrehant Who orders his advsr.
ining 10 the paper when be feels good
AID ordsrs IL out shsu bic meod changes
sill never reap much benefit ipm bic
work. The state Of mans liver 10 not
. safe bsrops,er bv which TO regulate
expenditure or enterprise. The m-r.
cbspt should advertise on principle and
not from c@pr,ce. lie should not feel
that bs !. dong tb~ prol rie'o' Of his pa,
per favor every t,ms h. hands him sn
advertisement TO print 10 very mau,
nasss the obligation is all the other way
even though ib. dealer pays . good
pr,cs Tor the space.
"A good no. spat or is mor- deserving
Of respect than almo.t any other inst,tu.
tion IN u modern oammun,ty. Tho snrk
II cas- do In he upbuildioe ~ n .oss ~
= business 10 . slnost beyond ca cnl ,iion
Il should br regarded mo'e as public
institution that pri,s'. .u,-fpiis~
aud shD nlJ rr.is. the haafiy sBpI ori
~ Il 80 oirfi'ion .f.uty business man g
-Er.
The state herald., 1900-11-16
10 CALIFORNIA IN
TOURIST SLEEPER


10 no o'her way can you 20 to Cali.
i9rnis 40 quickly, 90 comfortably, and
~ 20 economically, as in 4 tourist sleep.
idg Cur.
The tourist csrs used ios the Burliug.
tdn Overland Excnrsions ars models Of
c4mfort and convenience. They have
~fds vssiibulss, high back sesas and
dbabis windows. They srs lighted by
Rbs. The heating arrangements are I'd :
utrsble and the bed furnishings are
chan and Of good quality.
The Burlington Excursions leave
Obahs every Tuesday asd Thunds
aSi 60 through To San Francisco and
Lss Angeles without changes or d~lsys
Of ssy kind. You cen JOIN them al Lin
cela, Hastings, Oxford. or any other Sta
,,os ., which the train stops. The route
10 through D~nver and Salt Lake CITY,
past iLs ansst so~nery visible from car
windows any where on the globe. An
experienced excursion manager 10 10
charge Of each excursion party and .
uniformed porter accompanies sssh car.
Folder giving iull information usilsd
On ssqnsst. Beautifully illustrated ~.
pses book about California sent on ~.
cs,pt si sis cents IN stsmps.
J. FRAScis.
General Passenger Agent. Onshs. Nsb.
The state herald., 1900-11-16
The Light of the World,
Dur Saviour in Art.

~! nearly sl0O, 100 to produce. Cor.
taine nearly 10 full-pags sngrsvines Of
our eviour and HIS Mother by tht
world'A greatest painters. True copies Of
the greatest Masterpieces in the art gal.
lsFi.s Of Europe. Every picture 10 y,
beautiful as " sunriss over the hilltops.
Contains descriptions Of the paintings,
biosssphy 81 the painters, the nance and
locstions cf the galleries In Europe
whtss the orgihsls may b. ssss. Also
coptsiur s'Child's Department, includ.
ine > Ch,ld's Story Ut the Christ and
dss Mother, beautifully written, 10 fit
~seS picture. THIS vosdsriul book,
ns's *ss is,iss purity end bseusy, ap.
pssisiJb esrry mothers heart, and In
every Christisn hume where there are
children The book sells itself. Christian
men and womtn are making money rap
idly taking ordsrs. A Uh, istian man or
woman eau in this community room
make el,UO0 taking orders ior Christina
presents. Mrs. Waite, our agent in
Massachusetts, has sold over 5000
worth Of the books In very short time.
Mrs. Ssckstt, our agent in New York,
has sold over d 500 worth OF the books
IN very short time. The book ,s PRINT.
cd Oh velvst-fnished paper, beautifully
bound in Cardinal Red aud gold, and
adorned with Golden Roses and Lillies
1t ia, without doubt, the most beautiful
book OF this century. Write for terms
quickly and get the management Of that
territory. You can work on salary or
commission. and when yon prove your
suecsss we will promote you to the posi-.
tion Of Manager and Correspondent, at q
permanent salary, to devote your time
TO attending to aR-nts and the CORES
pondence. Wanted also State Manager
to 1--we charge Of Office in l.. AIDING C,ty
OF ne State and manage all the business
OF he State. Send for terms. Address
THE BRITISH AMERICAN co.
Corcorau building, Opposite
U. s. Treasury, Washington, D. C.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

| The following ia the vote Of Phillip
county by precincts gwen IN the orde
Of TIE number OF the prscinc's bsginnin,
with precinct No. l North.
". ]. Bryan %, 2a, 81, Al. 40. q, q
total 275.
VIM McKinl,y 81, 25. l45. AZ, 81, q, n
fetal BAT plurality rs.
]. G. woolby Prohibition Z. 4, TO- 6 !
total %.
Jno. F. Shsiro,h a, %, 90, Al, "a, %. q
total go.
R. ". Bobynge 81. %. IA, 40. 50, 95, l9
total 844. plurality "A.
y. H. ShellsuRsr. Prohibition. /, 2, 10
8. 1, total 20.
Robert ". Steele "a, q, 81. SO. 10, 10
70, fatal 2sS.
@. Q. Barss's 81. %, l42, IS, 81. 25. II
total 8l3. plurality Is.
T J. wiilses. Prohibitssa 4, 2, t1a !
and in prrcipct g., total q.
For Governor;
J. B. ormsn "a. 27, 90, ~. 40, 81, 20
total 27l.
F.C. Cloudy 81, %. 142, 4s, SO, %, IL
total 344, plurality 73.
J.R. WyIie, Prohibition, l, 2 10, 8, l
and In precinct 8.
For Representative; -
W. G. HArri' 80. 2s. 90. 45, "a, 81, %,
total SOL.
H.T Sutherland 81, 2s.l44. Al, s. "a,
II, total 33S, majority 80.
For District Judge;
J. a. Painter %, 80, 1871, 40, O., ", n,
total 353, majority %.
E E. Armour 81, %, lis, ie. ~, 20, l2,
total 29l.
For Disiriot Attorney;
W. L. Bays 20, "a, SIS, NO, Al, 20, 81,
Total 282.
Wn- Pound 20. 80, l46. 46, 90, %. "A,
totai 1863. msjor,tv l0l.
For Commissioner;
F.W johnson .3, %, LOG. "A, 55, %, 81,
total So3.
PA. Peterson 40. %, 1870 A, ls, %, 10,
total 332, majority %.
For Constitutional A Amendment;
IN. l3, 10, "a, 10, l, 4. total lil.
Against Amendment;
7,3, 2, 2. . 4, 6, total 20.
For County High School;
10, 10. l42, 50, "a. I3. X, tutaI 254.
Against High School:
n,6. 10, So. I2. o, total 65
FC. Churn,np received 1856 votes 70,
Justice Of th- Peace in Ir.cinrt 9, and
for Constable n. Zoll received l43 and
Jean Tracy lO3.
The state herald., 1900-11-16
SALOON OUTRAGE.

Thnradsy night q midnight the %.
loon element csisbsatsd their victory BY
dr.ggiue number q out buildings inft
The street asd GETTING firs 70 chem and
crying the alarm Of lire through ths
town, then hiding themselves IN the a.
loon. A coat Of tar and fss,hers spd
twenty -four hours or lsss 70 leave the
town for good striker us - sl,out the
proper remedy. All confdencs having
been lost IN the couris 10 thisk It 10 q.
bout time the decent citizens must take
matters In hand. A committee Of safety
with authority to notify the Law break
srs to shut up shop sesms the only
course left. This d,srsputabls element
has evidently come 10 the conclusion
that they arc safe from prosecution, or
at least any prosecution would be farcs
and they would be turned loose 10 son-
NIT dsprsdatiops Vt will. They do not
seem to realize that the law at last rests
10 the hands Of the people aud that
there is point beyond which sndurancs
ceases to be virtue. We are Of the O.
pinion that that point has been reached.
Times.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

The Akron Leader, (Dsm.) in com.
menting on the result OF the d,strict .
lection says;
"This district has chosen hurd
Twombly to represest us in the nsxl
Legislature presumably because h,i
brother 10 in great favor with the nation
al standardization, We know Of no otheI
qualifications.
Judge Armour lust barely squeezed IN
through the Influence Of cheap Demo
cratic politicians and boodleis IN thii
aud Yuma counties. ThS people in de-
featipg Judge Painter have turned down
one of the best men for whom they have
had an opportunity Of casting their bal
lots.
Judge Pound received his election
through the influence brought to elec'
Judge Armour. and through the o,ei
Jealous DEERE 10 vote straight tickets
A par,isi rssul, OF q complicated bHllo
| and tho pssts tsei.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

The laws OF health require that the
bowels move once each day and one Of
the penalties tor violating this law is
piles. Keep your bowsls regular by
taking doss Of Chamherlain'A Stomach
and Liver Tablets when necessary and
you will never have thst severe punish
ment ipflibtSd upon Sen. Ptiee; 25 csnts.
For sale by F. X. Nohlet.
What meet people want 10 something
mild and gentle, whom IN need Of phys
TO- Chainberlain's Stomach and Liver
TabIsts till tho bill tes dot. They srs
easy to take and pleahant 10 effect. For
sale by F.. X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1900-11-16
uol, oLe /. 10 n.,- cbaoss VI u. 4

uol, oke !. 10 nave . chang. VI u. a
u ae.bi. q. II P.ni anu b,. briJ IN.
y si'ion Tor NE ti,no - 10 u. f.u..
TERED 10 u position ~ n b a.k a1J
Chati.i Mowl no agent ~ Gfiu,.
Nrb. VII be ait fau,'- succ, s.or af
Paul has. by ni' up,io .np cou't.o 3
treat meu, o all shv ,ay, hsd Du-i -.
with hts Office. mad. mab, f,ienas 10
uolyok. WIN VIII reg .ei very much 10
see him leave. Cbnfley Mo@iy is u
HolJots bo, aud h,- many friends vii
extend TO him hearty sslcsmo w bis
rstnfp II Holyot.,
The state herald., 1900-11-16

You can't afford to iisk your life by
allowing cough or cold to develop in.
I" pn' umonia or consumption. One
Minute Congh Cure will cure throat and
lung troubles quicker than any other
Ip-epsra',on known. Many doctors usc
At Ne sp- cific ssr grippe. II ~ On In.
fsllahle remedy for cronp. Children like
II snd mothers sndo'ss lt.-Ciiy Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

Through III. months u June ard
Jvly our baby ~ss tcsthing asd took a
'uampe of of III. bowels and siokn~s-
OF the siompch." says o. p. N. Holiday,
o' Drmipr. Ind, "Iiis bowels you'd
moss from live 10 sl9bt times = dsy. !
had n bo'il. Of Cbamhsriains col,c,
Cholera snd Dia'ibosa Remedy 10 the
hcusc aud gave birn ion' afops ~ = tea.
spornfai ~ water aud b. got better at
onoc.' Sold by y. X. Noblsi.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

There is no doubt hnt that vigorous
attempt will b~ mAds " the nex' session
of The legislature :" repeal the ia~ sb"i.
i-,bing capital punishment. II 10 posi.
bls. hosrver a cemprom'ss may be u.
fsct.d making Il impossible for any hoard
or governor to pardon psrsoos wbo have
been ssutsDc.d Tor lifc ior murder In 'hs
iirst degree. -Colorad. Springs Tsls.
graph.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

my bsby vas terribly sick With the
diarrhoea," says ]. u. Loak, OF Williams
O'~son. We were unable To euro h,,u
with the doctors assistance, sna o. q
last resor, Ne tried Chs'mbsrlsin's Collie
Choisrs and Diarrhoes Remedy. I sm
happy to say II gave immediate relief
snd complete cure" For sale by r X
Noblst.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

1rAirs LtAYs As rotLovs'
No. ~ Aeem daily ~sespt sundsJ
for l4asoia. onsLA. Chicago asd ali points
sss, and vss, SEQ. a. m. Central Tine.
No. t.s Aeon DAILY sso-pt Sunday. chsrsnns
Tyo.. D.a,ef. Colo, aud intsfmsdisls stations
eco .. M. Meastain Tine.
All east bound s.comro odaiion trsins oosnrc,
With nr-, eiAss po..snsaf train u Curtis for
eli poinu sast and rcss.
sis.pins, disins and r.ollbinx chair est'tsaats
frs-l or trough trains. Tickets aold and bag
&c. si.-skeJ 10 AM poih, 10 the United h,at~s
or canada.
vot informs,isn. time tables. maps and ,ioss,
cali - ~ vhts 10 G. D, rsul Agent iioi.
pos.. Colo. ar !. francis. 0sn1 rss-r AZ, u
m.ha. s.b
The state herald., 1900-11-16

II you have ever seen child in tbs
agony VI Group ,ou can realize hos grs,
'ui mothsrs are Tor One Minute Cough
Cure which givss relief - soou - Il Il
administered. IL quickly cures coughs
colds aud throst ssd lung troubles
CITY Drug Stvss.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

The yenpE s~spls OF the Preabyt.rias
church orgsnixsd Christian Eodsasor
Society Isst Sunday evening vi,h CuA..
L. Peter for president, Mis-. L,xxis ninss
v,os prss'dsat, Roy Sutherland secrs'
tsry. Chss. Jehpson corresponding sscrs
tsry, A'ss Bssyl MokiDn.y treasurer
and Mis- jennie SuihsriA.i orgs,,s,.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

NJ. Bowen and ianiiy from Hastinvs.
Nsb. arrived in Hol, oke last week and
will make their hume in this county
hr. Bowen hes purchased a. interest
in the Purcell cattle ranch ssrthssst oi
Helyoks.
The state herald., 1900-11-16

iheh I. n, pl'hsuf. In lie n you
dread poibs 10 tho ,ablr To eat aud oau't
re.' NJ night on account of indigestion.
Henry Williams, ~ Doonrille. Ind, says
he saiIefed tho, say Tor yrhrr. III be
commenced The pse of k"doi Dyspepsia
Cure, and adds, "Nuu can cal yth,nR
! Ike and all rsnt and sleep sound,
every night" Kodol Dyspepsia Cuie
~ill dises, shai you "a, ciy DRUG
g'rs
The state herald., 1900-11-16
Call and see our nav Dry Goods. Elan
nslstts and Outing Flannel or any thing
YOU want in the dry goods line.
W r. Shamp.

The town OF wray has a-aloon that ia
running openly and has been for s.me
time without any town license. The
Wray Times, independent in politics. in
commenting on the recent election in
wray says:
"Whskey was used without stist to e.
lest district judge and the saloop keep
er told his friends that he must elect his
judge or be would have 10 20 out OF bus
iness!''