davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-04

The names and places Of residence Of
incorporation are as follows:
James ]. Hill, st. Paul, Minnesota
D. Miller, st. Paul, Minnesota.
w. P. Clough, st. Paul, Minnesota
M. ID. Grover, st. Paul, Minnesota
A. w. Clark, ST. Paul, Minnesota
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-04

watches; low rates for large loans
George r. Holme2. Jeweler. IA East
Seventh ct.
TX TO PER CENT MONEY, with the
ION or before" privilege, to loan on i'm
proved property in St Paul and Mime
epolis. r. M. Newport & Son. Pioneer
Press Bldg, st. Paul
AND PER CENT MONEY to loan on
improved property in st. Paul and Min
nedpolis. V. G. Gilman. New York Life
Bldg
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

revenue. as against $50. 80. Il, In 1876.
under republican rule. and this year
C,e amount vii; ST u greater. Nice
trick. ON tie taxpayers 10 double the
valuation Of properly, and then reduce
tie rate onl, a few cents.
The rusionisis increased the county
debt SlS.t63. A. IN 1863. They increas-
"a The debt 81. poo during he first
BAR 81 1890. Are not these alarming
figures. Mr.. Taxpayer
Bins aggfegating thousands oi DOL
lars have been allowed. which bills
fhaye neither been itcmiZed nor sworn
10 as required BY law again indicating
Incompetence or raScality
4 yote for fusion candidates i3 q
vote to continue above conditions and
practice
Every fact herein stated can De
proved by The records, and the Herald
will next week reproduce extracts
from ne records on these subjects
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

..pn Nnl nrIiIsn IL :.

In the course Of his harrangpe he
Tore an audience at Bonners Ferry
last Friday evening, the editor Of the
local fusion organ, who IS a candidate
on The fusion ttckct for reelection 10
the otireof probate ltulge, in referring
To our exposure az his Official reeertl
asked tins question: "pa YOU halie4e
it, That appears g. have heen the
extent 81 hlS defens. of a corrupt OH.
ctal reeotd, Aua taxpayer whu doas
net h.lieNe that NC secured orr iatar.
nation from The Official records Is
hereby referred te thus. s.,me records.
tld II nc pr She does not iad tliasa r,-
cords precisely as published rs u> III
the tssac III The Republican 81 sep
teml9r n. hr ar Sfv is hereby H.viled
+ & vali al this office tor travelling
of nthce expenses incurred on account
/ Of such examination a. thc reear,,
hnd, thanks t. Mckinley prosperity.
We sre able "a lay. pe YEN believe
the reerls II you %. ysBt mus S..
+ QSNc tftNl~1A what Nc published s0-
8cefning iAc ullcias receri Il tbis Sl.a.
+ riea eoituF probate Judge.
n ttc t.st issuc oi thc l,s.9l tasl Ia
organ TINS S,lariei etiitar a,tan.s> te
eSe'ai0 WHY his efil si,l rgp5tt ~ pp.
bate i'isiss fae the snd queteros lsa
MS na '3and 2mauS tHF ar8i5t II.
Goods. Ae9rtipg u this a5tempyed
eNpmmttna that reperf merely VS.
/ not among scertaia att,h,, - 81.
l'ets Vas ttp asqucy syfa ~
n'e - pre'9te jalSe da1u- ,t5as
a0aF1Ft aus "hieh ue hld i4.s.i 10
s"sn 'Nef % us oamt sreasa.r rs
fGiulrSd 'e Inv also ameag aaet..er
"Ntrte9
nat rpart MS nat will tie pan4r>
0stt{ tq9H by eag boar. u ro4ass
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
OK eH,I.lEsGE Nor AeoEPTEi


In the is5ue ri September y, The
Republican challenged the fusion
press u this county TO show one line
II authority FOR stating that Robt s.
i,rtgaW, ex-auditor and recorder Of
this county, distracted books which
properly and legally belong 70 the Of
ice from which he retired III The be-
ginning OF 1850: also to prove by re-
cord facts when. how and where this
same republican nx-oifiCial iiicgaily ap-
proprlated to his own use one dollar
Of fees. We also challenged them 70
prove their silly assertion tllat in al
lowing bills amounting to thousands
Of dollars illegally the fusion
commissioners were following a re
publican or any other presidents.
The local fusion organ claims to
have accepted this challenge and with
a great flourish II proceeds IL pub
lish the silly campaign document
which the fusion commissioners order
cd Johnny Callahan to compile for the
purposes forwli'cEl IL has been used.
BESIDES this the usual Hoelous state
nclts about BragaW reappear, but
not one line Of record facts, and the
/ public Is no wiser regarding Bragaw :
alleged defaication TITAN ii was before
our challenge "ils accepted 4 by the
4 local fusion organ.
1t says nothing about "republican
prcccdents IN answer toour challenge
t. prove that republican board OF
commissioners ever allowed one oh
/ illegally: NOR does 1t SHOW any author
+ ity fer stating hat Robt. 5. Bragaw
ahstraeted books from the auditors
0iIcc.
We have no faith in JOHNNY Gala
hans biased "eNperting" and believe
With The public generally that the lu-
sion authorities themselves have ex-
I hiblted no faith in Johnny's work
Else why should they hesitate to pro-
reed and collect tie amount of This nj.
legged shortaget?J? We submit tina,
our challenge has not beer accepted.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

auditor and recorder. managed the
eo,iasy's fnanees during all those
years?
The debt statement foI the ycarf
lsy7-!ys and lsoy-i.D0needs hardly obe
esmmented.rpor. During those fifst
two yeafs the debt WIS decreased foF
the nrst time ~ the History q the
county by sjne4-, while dnfing tic
past one and oneslalf years, under n
sinn mismnnagement the county debt
was Increased BY s3l, s43.G7
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
USANsWI:RED.

lii the early part OF this campaign
the Herald and The kontenai County
Republican made general charges OF
Incompetence, extravaganza and gen
cral encouragement against the flu
sion county administration. says the
koetenai Herald. The fusion organs
came back and deDlanded that we
give specifications, and specifications
were furnished To the extent of many
columns, particularly by the kootenai
County Republican,. and yet not one
OF these charges has been net by the
fuSianists. They have either ignored
them, tried to Joke them of, on re-
piled by m attack ON eA-Audtor Sra
gaw.
Such defense may lull fusiopst Of
tiee-Seekers into sense of security.
hut it will not 20 with the general
taxpayer.
And right here let say that # Mr..
l5agaw is guilty OF not turning over
any records rightfu,ly belonging To
the county, or if he bas retained any
funds belonging 60 the county, the
laws'of Idaho are ample for redress,
and the Incompetence Of the fusiunists
IS agaln illustrated. because they have
AL the court and administrative ma
ehinery IA their hands the Judge, the
prosecuting attorney, the sheriff, the
commissioners -everything. So why do
they not proceed Y Mr. Brag;lw is in
the county and his official bondsmen
are here, good fer any legal claim that
can he made against them.
The fusionists arc In this dilemma
ard they are welcome 70 either horn
their abuse e Mr, Rragaw is either
enmpalgn mud, or ELSE they are ineono-
potent /" &aard the eouuty's Interests.
and lin either event ale naJ at to man
age county government.
Ii Is thl ,H>ioei>ts who are NOW ~
trial Asiarc tbs Voters ~ this county
liaSs tEs, So conducted Affairs as Ia
entitle thcm 8 future confidence ,
Ne say NoscmplntlcalY NJ l.et ms
Sat.
They h9Ne teeeed the taxpayers bv
neiag ia salaries. IN the Gt-e At a law
passed by the last legislature intenaed
to give tAe taXpaters relief The ~
Ire q probate fudge. nnv alisd bp the
eftial head ot the feslDnists. p3y> >
s'arS 70 N,S@oa per anaum. where
formerly Is ad less thaa halt tAaf
amount. Aad this sl5aaJo in tins
tleA rs tHe fas that this eairs la,t
Near ID enly slSo55 worth " probate
a.sieez fyNESers, daas yaa think
g 5M2 ie t0H tleSs rsrarmsl,. out
The iu>blA poard Of county commits.
sIAner> in lsaa cost the faxuayers
s'.--s l'a, ter s,llag4 and expenses. Is
aIs'fss' Hi'sss2e Ter ta5 year lsl5, th.
t.st roRa eaean board -uarc taan doa.
ole.
fhc f.saa administration has :
.>sd TN rsiuut1m 81 taNable prap-
ST. + s. that laa, yrat. vita Rfver
s. hey laHie the taxpayers dir 3la.
Slle ei,efina's shia ~ ~l9l SSl = ,.r
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

" W Bush candidate on the fusion ticket
tor commissioner from district three. Is cred
tied WITH The statement that 7i,00 a year and
expenses was none too much for a commits
.ioper's compensation. Taxpayers know
what the Expenses OF Il fusion commissions
~ mean and will remember Mr.. Rnsh's state
mont ON the 6th Of November. In te'@
Clarke. Ouares and Hills Il republican
hoard of commissioners, drew as full compen-
si,ion i;r tlst year seiS 10 1855. 70 and sio3 40
respectively q total Of 81 6!s 50 or S4ai 80 less
than Candidate Bush estimates that one fu-
sion commissioner SERVICES. pias Expenses
arr, worth,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

commissioners at their July meeting.
and IN support Of this assertion we
can referany taxpayer to the commits
sioaers Journal Which must she"
whether 81 moi This report vas acted
upon al that meeting. n the probate
Judge had fled this report and tie
commissioners failed 10 act upon il
10 is only further proof of their care
lessness and lncom1stenee.
Taxpayer, what do you think Of
such a defense against the grave
charges, supported 81 record facts.
made in The Republican II scptem-
Der 2l9
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

The local fusion organ's attempt TO reflect
anon the official record OF eX-ShcriF Ryan is
another silly piece of business. Can II show
where and when Mr.. Ryan. as sheriff. collect
ed one dollar FOR which he failed To account!
The taxpayers want facis, not merely glitter
ing genpraiitieS.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

la another column Of this issue we publish,
an Interesting article ON the tax question.
Read II md next week shall have SOME
thing OF u surprise for the fusionlsts on this
sifttpf.t
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
rnr eo,~rs n,nr.

We iays promised ctr FrafltFs \ re-
cord statement showing when and by
wi..rn which fs.l!.li.al party the delhi
which knntatai county owes 1T pres
ent WAS created. Prior IS 1901 party
liueN We're not very sharply drawn In
keotenal county and ~ shall tlnrc-
fore LAs over the administrations an
~ thai date. The records show, l0w.
ever. that majority ~ those WIN
ss,mwscd the boards ~ county com.
missloneis prior TO 1871 were demo
rrats,
At The beginning of the year 1872
shc total debt Of koetcnai county
amounted Ia sra, 1la3l, and ON the lst OF
July, iHS, II Amounted 10 $780, Da. ~.
During the years ann.ceding lspl tile
counts debt was Increased aud decregis-
al rs follows;
,-'s'. Increase sdtas3
i-a.t increase i.lsa y
assss. Lnoreaas .nlWsl
Ism. inrra-. III "a 80
t-lsS tnereaA. 30 q
ls11 ~. decrease ~ T.
lsss, lneFeaae tlardta
use. up tn iulsl iuefohse " no =.
Prom the ahovc Il vii be seen That
the debt Nns Increased during each
year since ispi, except during The
years lsp, -, when 1t 1t was decreased
lay e50p. ~. IL viii also be sven that
the largest Increase during any one
year occurred Ia lspa ily turning tu
lac rscortis We lind that ". J. Filling,
haA lhKgctt and :. T. smith merc
county commissioners during that
war ruling and lngRett wefe den.
'wrais. which made II dcmocmtlr
taarl
from the beginning ~ lsp3 to lie
beginning ef ispi, W. tlut that 1. ".
Clarke. J. l., Qaarles and t,eoFgp Ellis,
and ~ D Warren. J, 4 lilll ana \.
u. islmcter, all republicans. ssre
commissioners, The foregoing state,
aDctt sl,nss marked increase la the
e,a,nts debt during twn succ,elina
wars when the republicans were la
s"nisoi 81 county Affairs. rhls In.
fFeaSe syNNtvSsl during lS0i and again
fs'sh iltring these tNa wears he
debt Mas Increased i, fsa, ssS.ll. ~
an aSerass u SIS, l}tgi far Cath year
llsn,t ta's.thtfd II the ineFase dur
Ing lS'ss under 4 deinbstaile hard ~
eantnlsNlnnefs
lhs Increase IT tlp dehl flaptpe
i~sd ~ Ms targets duc b. causes o.vr
which a ssaFsi ~ commissioners could
have little ~ un erntrnl These tNn
"er tlse WEARS during which the ,aps.
sle q this Setlen SuHctesi tts,t az az.
ssssini II h. blessings y wat..h ,lenl.
ts'raslf nstinlal administration inatt.
snfatssl u,d residents NJ the esa,nty
VIII rsaemles that daglng thsNe
sesats pFais'ffN Valuations Nere lsw
asAi delinquent lanes WIRE heavy.
aAaa' tue sspvtesS u saanty govern.
ntsfii eUntinnea Al tlt,ir nurnlal rate.
,-'-lhsr This the e,,lnls's srsslit Nas
AZ low .ss., i%lsse tlie result of ancN
ifatagani aiai rWrnpt rs,unty a,lmln.
lNsHAtsan h. 4 denaegi bsard ~
commissioners tNa Years beIesv. sill
sessAuis warrants Werv at discount 81
- i-r cent. hut nots outstanding ,i,c
,s,ssIof,nsies Ut these two Years the
des's sgsatcd hs the republican lsar,is
H"FAssx TOUR Years was less o. a. gal. n
.s'sss ibr detst created ~ asiunerat
V hpari danns the ane wear II lse.
10 view Of this marked contrast Is |,
surprising TIA, the fusion organs should
h''snipl Y make the taxpayers l.,
N ps,. u'is E'b,. :. nassaw. ID soani,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

Our sketches of candidates were crowded
out of this Issue. They will appear next
week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

vailed. III IS perh q,
Motion to adopt Sec. Of Tho
valuation committed. niaci,.e nI0r !
per head prevailed s'"s u
sOtion 10 adopt See 3 Of ,,,.
committee on valuation. nl.,rt, Flcr I
at $50 per head. P''e''is ran,
MOI ION To amend former ra.,,
range horses ut g p.r head o.mn b J
ing vote Of lOtog Narritd q }
Motion 10 adopt amended mott.
tion committee. placing r.,,'',, rn q \
s.r head prevailed. '"-e hor~
Motion To adopt Ser. !, Of ,ha
committee on valuation reg. r,is T. POI :
OF land. which is 10 b,. As...shs u
cash value. said value to h,. a. al
the assessor of cach county esns1
Motion TO take ii recess Suhia he. a,e.
OF The Chairman prevailed %
Motion that the county as;ess
ton ssembled. agree To mi in n
as possible the agreed v.In.p, iaei's
unanimously. ''"ioa~
Motion TO adjourn sine t!ie--,,a
e H. BaS,,J
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
is THIS rnE RESULT or fysioN@

WAS There Contract: An Interesting
;it OF Information for idaho Taxpayers
The democratic state platform,
adopted July Il, 1890, contains this
plank:
Ne endorse The present staie adiuiili>tra-
tlon and commend il for its wise and econom-
zeal MANA cement of state affairs in behalf of
lnN host Interests of All tho nnnnit.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
Rli,, niaohNs Will Mn.

Tbs t'ssisnists ci.aa tust tjsy wf1
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

a. i'.fiS.. i''a.lta, NJ r,,i y Ism
haet; ~ Sannok - Chairman a., ,,'. '.i u;
as, sSAr> -, vsil!,,i N'"S"> oi
eosleH niUtir ny ME- Haxd al -tss.t.,,., -.
.ttosaf Nh5fc OF Idaho ~ >..sr'5 ~
t 5.. NJ ~ ,he rop0ri af the committee a,
9,igsss- ca Hiept -. ~ tha r..,.art Of -,
2-4ssast t2t. piHeiU- fhe assessed
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

/ statement.
The general understanding 81
OF the ASSESSORS OF the state hes
March nth and 18th. was to ~
/ he state board Of elua liiatlu
the valuation OF all railroad
telephone property in Ppp
agreed raise in the valuat ION
We're raised from sI.fo per head =
ana on cattle which were raissN
head "a So per head and on otha
proportion.
1t is significant in view
that faith was not kept
SCISSORS as agreed upon at
between themselves ana
board, that they have not
called To consult with OF
by the board.
In the light of the &u
present state administrai
carefully shielding the iufs
railway corporations thai
advert ising their increasn
the iollOwlng plank IN INC
state platform is amusing
We endorse the present say
ton. and commend Il for It's
omlcai management of STAG
iialt of the best interests os al =
Our democratic friends y
This same platform that
valuation during the pas
has been increased from ~
So, ol, 00o,n but they fan y
this increase is due TO the
agemeut of the state O0aU
cation in protecting the
the railways at the e1W
Other taxpayers Of the star
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
a.runi.iCaN rieKIr.


s.f President MILAN si'aiS:.:.:
Inf tis. President riiio. Ep3-tEIL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
Four Am Iuta,ions at Once.

A remarkable case of surgery and
a remarkable exhibition of vitality is
that of Munro Walters, who was
struck by train at Fort Wayne, Ind,
Monday night. When picked up he
was thought to be dead. but was near
" frozen, instead. Both legs and
both arms were crushed, and DR.. C..
B St, men decided that in the ampu-
tation of All four lay the only chance
70 save his life. This morning the
patient showed such remarkable re-
operative power that 1t was decided
to operate without further delay. The
four operations were performed sim
UNANIMOUSLY, and in twenty minutes
all Was over. Two physicians opera
ted on each limb at the same time.
Normal saline solution WAS injected
into tie veins 10 keep the patient
alive while the operation vas going
on.
The doctors who operated, with sew
eral others, and the members OF the
senior class of the Medical College
waited for signs Of returning ANNA
ton After long time Walters
partly regained CONSCIOUSNESS. SIHce
then his recovery from the shock las
been surprising. There is nothing
left of him but his head, trunk and 4
stump of one leg, tel inches long.
He is AZ years OF age, very strong
physically, and the doctors sly he
NAV recover If he lo-s it will BE-
th,. first Case of the kind on record
d. Alfred MuIlrrs of the U"liei
States Army and Dr. Brggs of Dun
dee Scotland performed similar OPP
er~tons, but both PATIENTS died under
the knife, or almost immediate y al
tprwarl But in the cases noted the
operations were performed separately,
or two limbs at time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

Senator W A Clark, of Montana,
the Copper King" is probably the
richest man i'll America. 1t has been
asserted by men who are themselves
worth millions that in individual pos
sessions he is the richest man IN the
world. Experts have placed the val
ne OF his copper mountain" at more
than half billion dollars, and, be-
81 les this yet unused wealth, Mr..
Clark is asserted to he worth scores
of millions, with An income that i.
practically 4 million dollars mouth
Hi vast wealth. with the sensational
attempt of rival to Dust him from
the Senate, has made him the most
conspicuous figure of this Congress,
and no other Senator in advance Of
his coming has had SO much said about
him in the public press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

A man named Moon was presented
with a daughter by his wife. This
was a new moon. The man WAS so
overcome that he went off and got
drunk. This Was a full moon. When
he got sober he had but % cents left
This was the last quarter. After
wards, his wife knocked him down
with fat-iron. This was an eclipse
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
Fiery Bath Kills Patient.

Henry Smith, a musician, having
nephritis, was taken to the New York
City Hospital Friday night, and as
the man was grimy with dirt nurse
WAS ordered to give him bath, and,
az is the custom in such cases, lark
spur WAS to be poured in the water
and upon the person to be bathed.
When Smith stripped and stepped
into the bath tub the nurse, JAS. Gray,
picked up n l6 ounce bottle, which he
supposed contained larkspur, and,
removing the cork, poured about halt
of the contents over the patients head
and breast before discovering that the
liquid was carbolic acid.
Smith shrieked like a mailman and
his cries were heard all over that
part of the building Immediately
his body showed the terrible burns
and his hair began to fall off. He
clutched at himself, while Gray stood
stupefed for an instant in wonder
ment, till he realized what had hap
peued.
Gray hurried the man to bed,
where everything possible was done
for him. He WAS suffering intense
agony. Oil silk, cotton and other
remedies were applied, and when they
failed to relieve the man an injection
OF morphine was tried without the
slightest avail. The man lived only
an hour after aud he died in excru-
CHATTING pain
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

Il am indebted To One Minute Cough
Cure for my health and life. IL cured
me of lung trouble following grippe. "
Thousands owe their lives 10 the prompt
action of this never failing remedy. 1t
cures coughs. colds. Group. bronchitis
pneumonia. grippe and throat and lung
troubles. It's early use prevents con-
sumption. 1t is the only harmless rem
edy that gives immediate results. J. g.
Gibson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

ne oii, wing is ne time III rains Storp'Us
~ "a tuar iUrrtiou. Ia effect l'ect M
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

Mrs Charles L Fair, of San Fran
cisco has been presented by her hus-
and pc OF Russian sable valued
It $4,000 1t took two years to COL
Irct the 80 sables that make up the
cape The garment is suitable for
theatre or carriage wear, and is %
inches in length, with .toles reaching
10 the knees, and trimmed with tails.
The la is high and the revers
wide Inc lining of crea N white satin,
with deep aouuce Of exquisite duch-
essr lace, finishes the lower half OF the
lining. The tails are cut, forming a
PLAIN finish at the bottom, and the
upper portion of each tiny skin dis,
appears in the collar, where the dark
brown markings are beautifully dis
tinct
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

No. 9 runs daily between Harrisburg and
HRgvr-tOwu.
No lS sunday only.
Daily.
Daily except sunday.
On sundays VIII leave Phil 'delphla al
t.3D p. IN.
Pullman parlur car md throu h coaches
bel weri Htg -tstowu AMI Philadelphia Ia
trains 2 aud y and through COdcnrs Tween
Winchester anu PhIade PIMA Ola trains AND
7.
Connections for all stations uu Cumper-
and Valley railroad aud Pennsylvania Rail
road system.
IF. BOYD, superintendent
Il. A. RIDDLE. Gen lPass. Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

l.. T. Travis Agent Southern r. r..
Selma, Ca. writes. Il cannot say too
much in praise of One Minute Cough
Cure. In my case it worked like a
charm" The only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. Cures
coughs, colds. Group. bronchitis, ard
all throat and lung troubles. J. G. Glib
SON
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

J. |. Bevry. Loganton, Pa, writes.
Il am willing to take my oath that
was cured of pneumonia entirely By the
use of One Minute cough Cure after do
tors failed. Ii also cured my children
of whuoping Cough" Quickly relieves
and cures coughs. colds Group. grippe
and throat aud lung troubles Children
all like it, Mothers endorse it. j. q.
I,ihSnp
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
337 The Sun 1900
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE,
FOR THE PEOPLE AND
WITH THE PEOPLE.
HONEST IN MOTIVE.
FEARLESS IN EXPRESSION,
SOUND IN PRINCIPLE

Newspaper X an edu 'ptur: there Hre all
Kinds 81 educ ttuIr but the man who spends
money jndicirUs' AID ILLEGALLY n prtteI
arlr 10 imp,'t his know edge tnau the man
VINO has mite or n.,ihIng To- sp.ud.
The sun II ne uIghr>l ~ e news payer
The suns reports ON all purt~ OF the UNI
ted ~UIlp ar. az >urp 'sS'''t.
The un's J@hl. service IL the n'rsi
know. : the trouhl,.- ir b. Philippines and
n south Africu demand crm cteIt CORE
-pouu. utS Hud vast * ,euditure at mpI ~
nd uhOf IN g.TfiHg the news. When you
eel The -un YOU get news and int, i.iGent
rTp.euiri,uu ct frcts Win g.. a. well - care
u.l. prep irc HI'l"i'> i 81 'u'is' w'llers -
richest Sanding. hru you t"Hd - Il tlN
"a ~. " O>,' pru"Ipu r,'rr ,uruiatlnn II
lis n rpue>s 'ou acl the drcEs- general!
very -. o. dr.gs Hi ll"i.
by mail III Grutsa month; six months.
g; he ear. 81