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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-11
tFROM DAILY
s~ALaiAGUNDl.

II Is Constable Mccoy now. 1t is
well to make n note OF this fact.
Misses Clara aud Cora Taber re-.
turned to Stanford University today
Elko's contingent in the Stnte
University left today to take up their
work III that institution.
L. ID. Griffin. an old r.cident of
Carlin. died Sunday morning. The
deceased WIS Il native Of Ireland
aged over fifty years.
Ernest Bingham. Eugene Way. II,
X. Cooke, Commissioner Snyder and
}. NJ. Barrett came down from rus
carora yesterday Bro. b ngham left
tor Carson last night to take u posi-.
tiou | II the State printing uilice.
1t il Recorder Grover und District
Attorney Henderson now. The In.
EEPENOEST cOngratuiates the boys
on assuming official duties and wishes
each Of them cccss. The !HpE
PGNDEHT will have something more
To say to them i'll II few days.
Cummiss oners Clark, weathers
and Snyder me today and organized
the new board. COMMISSIONER Clark
VAS elected chairman. The board
approved tie bonds Of the various
equity officers, allowed bills aud
trans acted other county business.
We have received Il communication
from Shelton giving an interesting
account al Mr.. Womnck's masquerade.
ball AT that place on New Years
night. As Tie communication failed
To reach us IN time for publication
last wccE, II has lost it, interest. Ac.
corning to orr correspondent Il royal
goo tine WAS had by everybody.
Judge bigelow OF San Francisco,
JUICE ilendcrsun 81 Salt Lake and
w. l.. Mac Gnnis Of Ogden are III
Elk" as a't"rnoyl III the cases Of The
SPARKS Harrcl Company vs.. ". IL.
Chapman AMI j. V. Chapman. The
former appears for the plaintiff and
tile Two latter for the defendants.
Webster Dorsey Is expected to arrive
soon 10 take ii hand on tie plaintiffs
side OF the case.
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National Llve.,ocL Association.

On account OF the Annual Conveu.
tor OF the National Livestock Asso-
ciati"u, at Salt LTke City, Jan. 18th
to 18th, tickets will be sold. Elko to
Salt LaHe City AMI return, az rate c.
sl5 30 for round trip.
Tickets will be sold only for trains
arriving at Ogden on Jan. 18th and
18th, and will not be good for return
prior to Jan. 18th, nor to arrive at
selling point after Jan. 3lst.
The tickets will have an order on
agent at Ogden for round trip tickets
Ogden to Salt Lake City mud return,
aud his order will only be good for
tickets IL presented only on date OF
arrival at Ogden
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Tonapnh.

w. j. Douglass. who recently Wis
tied TODapah. lis enthusiastic over the
outlook. He is interested with Bob
Stew art in u lease there and is CONT
dent they will do we'll. lie says that
the re arc large quantities of ore that
will pa! biz il miIird on the ground
but nothing ~ beng shipped except
ugh grade ore. Mr.. Douglass Ore
+Icis that there will be 2OU men the re-
within two months. Even il the ore
goes no deeper than The lowest pres.
rnt worKmGs-l5 feet it is u val
liable proposition, but the strength Of
the lodges, the character c. the ore
and tie formation indicate that th,.
lodges will 20 do N hundreds of fee;.
MIR. Dou@lnss is preparing to build an
assay Office and house ut Tonupah
Doualass II Stewart will ship a Il r
load this week to Srlby.-lIawthorne
Bulletin.
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~PresbyterIan Church.

Theme for IL u. M. Jan. 18th: @The
First Ladies' And Society"
Topic Tor 7 p. III: "What the New
Century Has for U.s."
Subject for Christian Endeavor al
6p ~: youthful Conservation"
Communion Sabbath, Jan. Goth, at
IL a. m.
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Tho non.irfi.atmg cathmtic is
Hoods Pills.
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G.. LAT IA
Gard Of Thanks.

Tho sickness. death md burial OF
our beloved son and brother called
forth the tenlerest sympathy md ms.
s,s'ance Of the people Of Mound Val.
ley and Elko. The death 81 II
loved one. though a sad blow To us.
is made caeicr 10 bear 10y the loving
kindness and tender Aymrathy OF our
neighbors and fnouds. We, there.
fore, extend to thgm ono md all our
heartfelt Trunks for the assistance ana
q! mpnthy III our hour Of deep Ill II ress
md sorrow. Respectfully you're,
Mr.. Mis-. s. q. GULDAGER
MD iAMILc.
ELKo, New, january ~. 1901.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
SALMAGUNDI

Twelve degrees below zero this
nrorntng. THIS IL the coolest OF the
season.
a good deal Of our space is taken
up today with the proceedings Of the
county commissioners.
The lSDEPEaDEST learns that there
are fonr cases Of email pux at Wells.
lie disensc ID III a very mild form
and all tie patients are getting along
nicely.
DR.. O!mstead made the IHDEpES.
DENT Office ii very pleasant call this
Afternoon. lie reports Al Fisher ns
mean as we With no immeIi Ite
prospects Of getting better.
The county commissioners have
called FOR sealed proposals tOr,'county
physician aud the county printing.
Those inter es,ed will lind PARTICULARS
III the notices published else where.
!. T. Wouiverton, Jr.. is IL from
Ruby Valley. He reports "A good
deal of sickness III that section. lie
came III after medicine for one OF his
s~istcr-, who Is quite i'll with sore
throat.
Ju Igc Mack ms decilel the
Orn-by co Inty conto -ted election
Ca q Of Walsh vs., Roberts III favor Of
Roberts. Tho contest was over the
oil Is II III trict at oruey 1t IS I'm
dcrsIoood hat he case will be ap-
pealed To the Supreme cor:t.
Grandma Tucker mother Of George
Rohert and Zach Tucker, and Mrs.
Suggett uf Carlin, died suddenly in
san Jose, California, December 2Sth.
She was Il n@tiye Of Kentucky md
had reached the ripe old uge Of SO
years. Her three sens wore with
their mother when the emf came.
MIR. md Mrs. Guldager left for
Skciton yesterday immediately after
the funeral TO he with the two chIlI.
rem VINO are sick, Tho report today
III that one Of the children IL ont OF
danger and that the other is still very
ou ily i'll.
Henry Treasure, a late arrival from
the klondikc, arrived from Aust IN
last night and went To Tuscarora this
m"Inimg. lie had his pockets well
iiIlrd with kl"ndike nuggets, which
he exhibited to DIR. Leonard. lie
wore IA seal Kin JACKET and gloves and
looked with contempt upon those who
called II degrees below zero cold
weather. Mr.. Treasure won't Ia Tus.
cnrora to get ms father and tgko him
to San Francisco to speed the re-.
maiuder uf his days.
Tho Reno Gazette says TINT Pro
lessor Mcdowell of tho Experiment
Sutton farm has been feeding four
steers since February ., 1900 This
morning he q LIT them 10 the WcetcIn
Meat Co, Of Oakland, for ~ cents
per pound, gross weight. The con-
hIucd weight OF the four head WIG
'2G0 pounds, and they brought
s2',ll. or over SSl per head. Two
Of them arc 80 years old, and tho
other two are ~ years old. iiley
have been fed about thirty pounds OF
hay Per dry since February.
"lKc DomIcy- is the name Of tho
new Minister recently arrived to rep.
rcscht tho SUhh Of Persia, anye the
Chicago journal. In fuli. II is Isaac
Khan MotakhRmed Doulry. Mr..
DoniaJ does not spOuk English. At
the Belgian and other courts where
he has been stationed he has con.
verscd III French. lilo is the first
representative from P"rsia To the
Unitcd SlaIcg for ueatly ten years.
Tie ia darw. tail and athletic. aud n
bachelor, not having omulatcd the
example oi the sovereign. who UOasta
three wives.
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lFROM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SAEh3CCSnI

Harry Wines Of Pleasant Valley is
reported quite tick.
The ice harvest still goes on. The
crop Is from ! to IL inches thick and
Of good quality.
The com nlssipncrs were in scssi N
today making up he jury list nnu
i~ransdct'ng other business.
I'll" Chronicle s'ys about two feet
Of snOS fell III Virginia City between
Saturday aud Monday mornings.
nr. Leonard returned from Pleasant
valley yesterday. lie reports about
I inches Of snow in the Valley when
he !rlt.
AnnsIrono ncr declares that Jupitcr
IL ~ the -tHtc thnt our earn Wa 81,
OOJO'OOj years aru. ru0-r who eau
RENE nDcr back 3iOH,G u Years will
understand what th,s means.
M.ior Longs appointment rs L S.
Deputy SHrvc! or General has been
confirmed hy ,ir Commissioner of
the General Land Ollie at Washing.
ton. IA ia- Sidney Reeves rs chi
drauGhtsman. Reno Gazette.
William liInck was stabbed at Il nc
Saturday night 10y Charles -, cr
Dyer attempted t0 cut BlaCG'- throat
with II pocket KNIFE and nearly SUE.
ccrded. Back Will ccuvcr. DYER If
under arrest charged with an assuui,
to 10 great bodily injury.
Deputy Marshall lIu uphrey ar.
rive from Reno thus m0ruIug to- rnkc
the u. ). prisoners III the EIko i'll Ia
Car'n for Fri Il To on IN he lie.
iaNrd ram vi h his coupiny Of law
breakers.
The transport Sherman arrived at
SIN Francis q ycs'cr lay from Manila
She ha un bo rri 600 soldiers. I37 oi
whom were sick. and The remains Of
twelve boys III b u. SIX soldiers
dird on the trip Thus does he work
Of bcuovo'cni assimilation 20 Oh III the
Philippines.
Jonnihn Walker, u ranchcr Ot
Eureki county, was severely injured
ncar Palisndc last evening III a run
away accident, TIia team bccnm.
frightened at Il pnssIng tram and he
came unmanagcablo. lilo wus throwu
ur Ter the horses aud received several
kicks about the head aud face. II,
camn 10 Elko this morning and DR.
Hood dressed his injuries. Il will bt
some time before Mr.. Walker RECEIVERS
Uncle Dick Dorsey aud Ralph Pat,
tcrson fell into the river YESTERDAY
while getting ont leo and wore thor,
onglIly soaked. Uncle Dick went
clear under twice aud snys he il
rchdy Tor admission into the Baptist
church. Patterson went untirf once
Tut dill not stay lUng cnongh tLr the
wafer J." have anJ effect uron him
At lcnsl, that ia what Uncle Dick
says.
Cosiablc Mccoy last night arrested
iohr met for stealing cnpf from the
railroad company. They lundcd n
wagon "nd hauled it 20 chinatown,
whrr@ they sold the coal. Abaut
acvcn tons Of the black diamonds wore
taken. The men wcro before Juatice
Morgan today nnd thrco Of them
ptrad guilty. Ouc waH fined siO
wh,ch hc paid. and the other two
wore Iin"d 80 each nuJ wont Ia jaiI
fm IL days. THO other mombOr 81
slie quutcttc was released uu his own
rcc"gniH mco 10 appear ut 10 D'cI0cIi
tomorrow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-11

Now is the time whom Group ami
lung troubles prove rapidly iataI. The
only harmless remedy that produce
Immediate results ~ One Minut,
cough Cure. 1t ~ very ]p!casnnt t.,
take aud chn DC relied upon to quick
~ ctIro coughs. coils aud oil lun.
d~iseasna Ii will prevent consuuip
ton. Elko Drug Company.
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n. Z. Guldaggcr, at Jones' old
stand, Is prepared To do blacksmith
ing in all of it's branches at prlces to
suit the times. ilorse shoeiug and
wagon work a specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work to Mr..
GuldaGger's shop il you want it done
we'll and mt reasonable prices. .
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STATE OF ONO. CITY OF ToLEpo)
LErAS EnIfN,rN IS

STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY 81
FRANK J. CuENEY makes oath that
he Is the senior partner OF the tirm of
f. }. CHENEY &c Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid. md that said tirm will pay
the uIn of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
ccmber, A. d., 1886.
sr.I \. w. Gleason,
t~) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in-
~ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF th.
system. Send for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, O.
Solo by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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y Cure For Frost Bite.
Carson. Feb. %. 1897.

Carson, Feb. %. 1897.
Editors MISUNDERSTANDING
the storm on Tuesday last after driv
ing IL miles against a head wind my
Lace was covered with ice and STOW
II effect on my cheeks was such
That inflammation appeared and on
thursday suppuration was imminent.
l then began using TriU und today
(Monday) the skin is as smooth M
ever. BY publishing this you MAJ
save much suffering to the frost bit
t n Truly Yours,
&. LATrA.
We give place to the FOREGOING rs
n remarkable instance-thc only one
we ever heard ON which Il "patent"
medicine Inns been better than its
promise. Tho athletes who have be
come acquainted with Trib have long
recognized lts value as II rundown
ind for the cure Of muscular trouble.
Now it seems Trib is putting on the
gloves with Jack Frost Enter
prise.
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sEMI-scIENTIFIc.

If the world be divided into land
.n5 water hemispheres, London is the
center of the land. New Zealand of the
water.
The weight of the air which encir-
cles the earth is equal to that OF SSH
ooo cubes of copper, each 1903 yards
square.
In this era Of world empires" in
terest in the suns empire is hardly
surprising. An English inquirer seeks
~ learn It's size, and points out that
tbree well-known comets of short
aoviod have orbits extending beyond
mat Of Neptune, while one comet OF
49,, d-Donatis-has period OF
nearly 1000 years. If this last named
comet really moves about the sun, il
i calculated that the diameter Of the
solar system must be nearly COCOA
Oo0, 900 miles
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28

Eighty-two years old, and free from
aches, pains and feebleness! The last ten
years OF his life the healthiest be mas
known.
And forty five years. life span for
most people-of hard work and respon-
sibility as bank cashier and treasurer 10
look back upon.
For the past ten years Mr.. Potter mas
never known a day OF serious sickness
Previous to that time he suffered from
nervous prostration that chung to him for
six years.
That this remarkable immunity from
weakness and disease, at sucn time -
life. has not happened by cnahce, no one
knows better than the ageo tteasu.ei
himself. In June, 1871, wnen suh ,ean,s
from 4 number OF old chronic complaints,
Mr. Potter was induced by reiatives 10 use
paine,s celery compound for the first time'
The effect was Immediately DenenclsI
THE uninterrupted good health tnas nt
has aimee en1oyed dates from that time
NJ potter,s grateful letter TO tne
nronrietors OF Paine's celery compound i
based on long personal experience an
also full knowledge OF what IL mas uons
for very many OF his friends TO wnom z,
has in turn RECOMMENDED ny
remedy that made him Wen. MT o''e.
letter is given in its entirety
ie''s. - Centreville, X. /.
Wells. Richardson & Co., =.
Gantlemen:-I have the utmost faitn II
| paine's celery compound, because " w
great good that 1t has done me ana MAI.
others Of nv acquaintance that mas com
under my personal personal kho"ieus
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THE STAFF OF LIFE.

BREAD can be made from moss WOOD,
cbestnuts. rice, potatoes, or lnseed.
IN parts of Italy chestnuts are
cooked gronnd into meal, and used
for making bread.
Rice-bread is the staple food OF the
Chinese. japanese and large portion
of the inhabitants of india
The ahunger-bread" of Armenia IS
made of eloyer-seed, fax or hnseeo-
zeal MIXED with edible grass.
In dreary Kamchatka pine or oirch
bark by itself, well pounded ana
baked. frequently constitutes the
whole of the native bread-food.
The Icelander scrapes the Iceland
moss, off The rocks, and grinds i into
so,,r which serves both for bread and
for buildings.
IN Lapland. oats, with the inner
bark of the pine, are used. The two
tooether. well ground and mixed, are
made into large, fiat cakes, cooked IN
a pan over fire.
In the remoter part of Sweden the
moor make and bake their rye-oreae
twice a year, and store the loaSe'
away; so that eventually they become
as hard as bricks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28

For recruiting the strength and spent
of men and women advanced IN
years. there can be no substitute iot
Paine's celery compound. IL Is the one
considered worthy the name
Of a true nerve food and blood remedy py
physicians throughout the country II rs
prescribed by them in every state In the
Union to tone up the system, regulate tns
nerves. and restore health and strength.
Nothing in the past has ever approaches
1t in power of building up weakened
nerve tissues and giving strength 10 tne
tired body. In severe cases OF persistent
headaches, dyspepsia, neuralgia, anu
sleeplessness, due to nervous feebieness,
paine,s celery compound has record OF
rapid and lasting cures that embraces
every city and town in the wide sweep OF
the United States.
Its remarkable power over disease lies In
its active replacing of worn-out parts by
new, healthy ones, and its healing ana
purifying action among the most minute
tissues OF the body.
The heavy, alarming pain In the Dack
ana Ioins disappears; the growing pale
ness. nervousness, and loss OF nesn y
stopped, and a bright, buoyant ieenng
gradually takes the place OF that unenuins
sense OF tire and nervous depression.
An improved appetite, sound digestion
uninterrupted sleep, and sn energe.he
nervous condition invariably follow the
use OF Paine's celery compound.
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FACTS FROM AFFAIR.

Manchester, England, has decided
TO establish a mounted police force
for the city, consisting of rs men.
The staffordshire (England) Adver-
tiser. founded in 1895, has had oniy
Ave editors in 1o5 years. The NTH, ).
/. Cherry, has held the office Tor %
years.
stems have been taken, by cutting
off the adjoining buildings from the
Paris Louvre by thick wall, TO give
,,rotection TO the art treasures IN
case of fire.
Before the German empire was UNI
aed. an author had to obtain * an
ferent copyrights for a book, ana a
railway bill had to pass through "a
different parliaments
The samisen is the most popular IN
strument in Japan. II is guitar, the
body being eight inches square and
the length of the handle 80 inches. ~
is PLAYED with a pleetrum of tortoise
shell.
A curious street car line is that be
tween Atami and Yoshihoma, tive
coast towns in the province of LIE
Japan. The line is seven miles long
the rolling stock consists OF singl'
car. and the motive power is Furnished
bv a couple of muscular collies. wh'
push the car along wherever power
necessary. When the car comes 70
down grade they jump on and rae.
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within the last seven years. In 1865 had
to give up business on account OF very
moor health. / was suffering from
number OF old chronic complaints.
Among the rest / had complete nervous
nrostration from which / suffered for six
Years. In June, 1891, / commenced lne
y,se OF Paine's celery compound. AFTER
taking a few bottles | found that tne olu
complaints began to ease up, wnicn
encouraged me to keep on with tne
comnouDd. / soon got over all OF those
troubles that had chung to me for so long
and got out and was more ike myself
since then / have taken few bottles IN
the spring and fall as a tonic, and some
times a few bottles between as
preventive. s.r.
that IAN ounce OF prevention Is WIZ
moro than a pound OF cure" so when
there has been prevailing sickness IN the
| community, such as grippe, maiarla
fevers. ETC.. / take the compound, ano
TINS far have bad none OF these ailments
although they have been prevalent 81
around me. SO that / have great faith IL
paine,s celery compound as preventive
have recommended the compound .
verv many OF my friends, and have TN
satisfaction OF knowing that II has oon
them very much good - sss.
was cashier of the bank in 5ou,i
County for % years, and Tor the iss. !
wears was secretary ana treasurer ~ = =
new savings bank in connection Win To
National Bank.
NV positiou in the banks was my las
, work. am So years old. - a-@
Most sincerely yours. - {
j. b. POTTER.
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MEN WHO MAKE OUR LAWS

According to the Washington Post
Mr.. McAleer has the whitest hair IN |
the house, and Mr.. Curtis tkan.) has
the blacklist hair.
Charles Quincy Hillebrand, the new
congressman from the Sixth Ohio dis
trict. was once professional baseball
player and good one.
Senator Platt, of New York, has an
aversion to tobacco which amounts al
most to a monomania. No one is al
lowed to smoke in his eommittee-room
at the capitol and more than one Of
Tending visitor there has had his cigar
taken from his mouth and thrown out
of a window.
Towne. of Minnesota, was called
upon TO preside for short time in the
United States senate a few days ago.
"Billvn Mason sent him a ocular but
good-natured note of eongratulation'
to which the Minnesota man replied,
saving: 81 am now satisfied. One
term as a member of the house OF rep
resentatives, one month as United
| States senator and one hour as acting
Il
vice president"
Three congressman now in WASH
ington have found il necessary on ae'
count of the similarity of their names
to hold a sort of clearing house fol
their mail every morning. They are
Messrs. Robinson, of Indiana, Robert
son. of Louisiana, and Robinson, o
Nevada. Misdirected letters caus'
them 10 read each Others correspond
ence and all have given up trying Z
keep family secrets.
Senator Hale, of Maine, is quite an
sent-minded at times. Boy said D
the other afternoon to cloakroon
attendant. "have you seen my rur
bers?' "Yes. sir" answered the boy
"where are they?" ION your fee
} sir" said the lad. gravely. The ser
5 ator. by the way, says that far 10
much time Is spent at dinner in fasf
ionable society He thinks IS mil
ute. is ample for such functions.
Senator Platt. Of Connecticut, su
fers occasionally from insomnia Cap
. Evan Howell has suggested TO him Il
{ following cure, saying II always worl
In Georgia: "When you can't siee
!. get up and take a drink of whisk
: Go back to bed and wait for half I
\ hour. If you are still wakeful tai
= another drink and repeat at interYa
j. of 30 minutes. By and by, sun y
|" won't care whether you go to sleep
% not"
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MS Kidney Pills

..,- on the kidneys
H. Them, help them 10 90
F What one grateful woman has
e0u I s professional nurse
Il > a. % Temple street. Nashua
Bays: ,u she
!. ~ me great pleasure early - ~, ,iag
~ ~ Il testify to the woil,sei ~. VI
4 -. Vidnev Pills. ] had saills ~
~. ~ I ,..,rs with severe pain aei,''s
~ ~ ~. 10y and had been nnAnle
q il.5 -, went relief until ] tqok
~ frsatmeut. IL alfprds tbs
~ W., now and Il Is nearly ihtee
-eTgave my original staiel'a ,,'t -. -.
Ia svthat my orini9ii a. s -.
,, ~ - been strengthened iasas...l
w t,-tite t5tse Of iifue, 81 eiits
~ 4..tsd Ri my Ca 4 pcffia.iiie ~,
~ NJ r,suv others in aH.iAt W
y " n. thankful TT the existence
4 ~srsable PREPARATION
H. Kidney pills for sale BY az
4 price 50 cents, Mailed by
t'Mliburn Co., Buffalo, n. X
.s : for the q. S. Remembei
m, Doan's, aud take no SUD
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28

81 am a man of few words" said
the busy citizen.
"Iam glad to hear it" answered tne
caller. with a superabundance OF as
sprance. 1--WE got a whole lot TO say
40 Won. and the fewer times you IN.
terrunt me the better III be Iieaseo-
Washington Star.