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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
a FROSTY MORNING.

I love these frosty mornings,
When all the outer air
Is tingling with freshness
And vim beyond compare.
The north wind in the tree tops
PrOclainS the coming dawn
And sends the crisp leaves rafting
Across the frozen lawn.
From some adjacent farmyard
A Watchful chanticleer
With raucOus, joyous Growing
'Assails the atmosphere.
Then. nearer home, a watchdog.
Awakened from his sleep.
Gives voice to his resentment
In tones prolonged and deep.
A wagon, bound for market.
Goes creaking down the road;
I hear the aXles grOaning
Beneath the heavy load.
The light grows at my window,
And on the pane, 1 see.
Jack Frost has limned a picture
OF silvery tracery.
Now, from the servants stairway
Slow feet pass down the hall;
And then a kithcen shutter
Clangs out against the wall.
I love these frosty morning,
To note these things, and then
To draw the bedclothes closer
And go to sleep again.
From the Philadelphia Catholic Stan
dard and Times.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

jewelry and other precious articles were
presented to him and shown to the pub
lie at an exhibition in the Vatican. All
the magnificent church vestments. chaI-
ices. mOnstrances, pixies and sacred YES
sells of silver and gold have since found
their way to poor churches and converts,
but the numerous articles Of jewelry and
loose gems have beeen disposed of by
Mgr. Marzolini. the pope's confidential
secretary, at private sale.
The proceeds of these sales went to in
crease the private fund of the holy ia
Their. It was formerly his custom to
keep his personal money hidden in
wooden box behind the book shelves in
his private study, but not long ago $4,000
which he had placed in this box mystic
riously disappeared. This led the pope
to realize that more modern methods for
the care of his money were advisable.
and a burglar-proof safe, of which he
alone knew the combination, has recently
been installed in his apartments.
Although 1 have spoken only of the ae-
tuaI money that comes into the control
of the pope, it does not follow that it
represents the whole of his resources.
Leo XIII is really the absolute master
! of all Catholic church property all over
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

I'm not talking about an iron foun-
you've got enough talk for a gas
i can get you a good job in a gas
house" remarked the doctor.
What dOing?"
Wheeling out smoke"
And will you shovel it in?"
No. said the doctor, but you seem
to be a smart man. Have you ever read
Shakespeare"
No
Have you ever read Bryon, Thackeray
or Goldsmith"
No"
Have you ever read Browning, Chaucer
or any of the poets?"
No"
We'll, what the devil have you read?"
II nave red hair, sir"
But what do you know?"
IT know enough to mind my own bus
| mess, and that's more than you know"
replied the little man, and when the
crowd laughed the doctor blushed and
said:
THE drinks are on me, he's Irish"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
Geve ChiId AS securIty.

Spokane Cor San Francisco Chronicle.
The remarkable case of a father giving
his child as a hostage to secure the pay
ment of a debt came to light acre today
when James Grant, a stone mason, was
given u writ of habeas corpus in the SUI
perior court for his three-year-old child.
The child has been for a year in the
custody Of c. Johnson. 1t was delivered
Grant during a long illness preceding the
death of it's mother. Grant also agreed to
pay an additional amount for the childs
maintenance
Johnson has disposed Of all his inter-
ests here preparatory to removal to
Sweden, his native land He refused TO
give Grant his child, and threatened to
debt was paid. Grant consulted the au-
thOrities here and the habeas corpus pro-
CeedingS resulted
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
REPARTEE WILL DISCOVER IT.
You Can Find Out u Mans National
ity If You Go at 1t Right.

New York Sun
With little bunch of whskers on his
chin and a broken clay pipe in his mouth
a little fat man went into a saloon on
the corner of Grand street and the Bow
cry where a crowd of East side states
men had gathered to swap stories and
have smile. The crowd got into an az
gument as to the nationality Of the new
Hes Weber & Fields Dutchman,"
remarked the physician who was in the
party.
mo he amt" said an ex-assembIy-
man.
Bet he's Irish" said the congressman.
'Pll bet the drinks he's German, and
prove it, said the doctor.
Then going over. to the little fat man
who had just ordered glass of beer
the physician said:
My good man, I have met you before
some place."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
INC)NE ()F POPE pOXIIL..
HOLY YEAR THE AGGREGATE WAS
SOMETHING OVER FOUR
MILLION DOLLARS
ONE OF WORLDS RICHEST MEN
The Source of His Official Revenue
A Good Deal of Money Invested
In United States
Bonds.

Rome Cor. st. Louis GIobe-Democrat
If a number of people were asked to
name the five men in the world who had
the largest five incomes, not one in a
dozen would include in the list Leo KILL
pope of Rome; and yet there is probably
no man in the world whose income last
year amounted to so large a sum as did
the popes, 1t is true that no statement
of his receipts is given out at the Yati-
can, but it is very easy to estimate from
certain known facts and gain fairly ac--
curate idea of the pontifical budget, dur
ing the holy year. Beside the pope him
self probably not more than two men
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
The Popular Buffalo Route

This summer on account of the 1901
Pan-American Exposition will be the
Nickel Plate Road Countless thousands
will visit this one of the greatest ex-
positions of modern times The. Nickel
Plate Road will be the popular line;
The excellence Of It's service is well
recognized by the travelling public. and
the reputation of its train employees in
their uniform courtesy to passengers is
well known. When You go East see that
your tickets read via the Nickel Plate.
Road Write, wire, phone, or call on
John Y. Callahan, General Agent, Ill
Adams ST., Chicago, ILL.,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

well, it wasn't in church." was the
answer, for you don't look like an hon.
est man.
WAS it in jail?"
and how did you get there?"
Il wasn't there" said the doctor, ''but
l just made a bet that you were a man
of education. Have you ever read the
Bible?"
No"
DO you know anything about Dick
ems works?"
''Mebbe was the foreman there
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
MARSHALL, Tex, July 50. 1909.

MARSHALL, TEX, July So 1900.
Ny little daughter (MaudI suffered three
months with whoopiug cough measles, bron-
ehIal pneumonia and pieurlsy IN both sides
tried two doctors and they performed an oner-
alton. but It dad no good. She had fever all the
time until wrote e. you to treat her She went
80 bed and never walked a step until Won began
your treatment. Three days after YOU began TO
treat lttsr she could walk around by holding TO
something, and the fifth day she could walk
without any assistance. hope this letter will
cause some suffering person TO come unto you
co be healed. am very glad indeed that saw
your advertisement ana hone for you all possi-
ole success. MIS- W. I. NRsBIF.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
Sleeper Service to Kansas City Via
''The Milwaukee" Line

''The Milwaukee" Line
First-class Pullman sleeper from Twin
Cities every day via c., M. & St P Ry
to Kansas City.
Leaves Minneapolis 1850 a. M, St Paul
500 a. M, and arrives Kansas City 7
o'clock next morning
Direct and most comfortable route to
fornia.
Pullman tourist sleeper also from Twin
Cities every Wednesday, running through
to Los Angeles, Cal.
Apply to ticket agents or write J. T.
Conley, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, St Paul.
MINI, for lowest one way and round
trip rates to all points south and west.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

Of the two million
people Christian Science
Healing has cured over
ninety-five per cent had
been given up by doctors.
S. A. Jefferson invites
"tncurable" cases, "hope-
less" eases and cases of
long standing where med
icine has been used for
years with bad effect.
Christian Science heals
without medicine or the
q a serous surgeons
l-nffo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

There is no question that you feel like
you look; respondent, Weah, nervous and
despainng. Your sleep is disturbed with
unpleasant dreams and you uUake tired
and with your mind filled With eUH fore
bOdings. You know that you are semi
naily Weak, and you also knoW from sad
experience that oil of the drugs that you
haUe poured into your stomach haze left
you worse than theyfound you.
NOW LISTEN!
Not one drop of internal medicine that
you eUer did or will put into your stomach
will cure you. Why? Because your all
ment is not in your stomach, or HUer, or
Kidneys, but in the urethraI canal 1t is
focal disease, and as such requires local
treatment
The st. James method is direct, posi-
tue and Unfaiiing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
Have Doctors Given You I'm?
Have They Failed TO Cure You?

Write to-day to S. A.
Jefferson, G. S. B., Fort
Dearborn Building, Chi
esago. stating your disease
or ailment and you viii
soc told how you can be
quickly cured.
s. A. jefferson heals by
Christian Science me-
f;hods. through the Grace
of Him who heals all man
Kind.
People are especially in
'Vieed TO write S. A. JeHeF-
son who have been given
zap by doctors or who have
OeeH treated Dy doctor af-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27
SCHOOL MATTERS.

The school question is always under
consideration and there is always some
thing to say about It,
The teachers federation scored an i'm
mense success with their entertainment
on the 18th, realizing several thousand
dollars with which to carry on the work
of equalizing taxation. They have suit
pending al Springfield against the state
board of equaIiza ton to compel it to as
sess taxes equitably and legally against
corporations. The case will undoubtedly
go to the supreme court, and it will be
most vigorously fought. For a great
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27


matter What
S. c. JEFFERSOa.C S. g. 49, Fl. Dearborn Bldg Chicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

1Oldl III, 10 w
The expense account of the holy father
does not nearly reach this sum. It con-
sists principally of salaries of cardinals,
ENJOYS, attendants and household ex-
OauSeS Divided som ho foIIO11-c.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

The editor Of tho Republican seems "
be YER, much excited over shAt ius
hEHALD said .ooat lne "ppVlulnsat VI
y csuuly Lyslc,an aLd IL Ia. isst ,ssue
Uevoita uioie than hill Vi n double COT
uiDD ~ aa att,mp'eu -xpi,uation uuaer
til, he.J,nv, 80 The People A.. k.o~."
Al " ri",,us .hs L.us IN ,ui. ..d W.A.
ii.s n ,er, Icus ,hj cDuni' u, vi tn-m lie
hao failed to thio~ any new iigut upon
this, 10 nin. ~ II see u +, ui.sl ,a,portsut
qus-,iou. nis sr,ics c"utnins uo'hiny
sAc. ~ MS Oaia assertion that ~ouid ~
an! uiauLer oouhict s,h shat ta- nkh-
ALp had ~ ~, suout tL,s matter. A.
~. .,s,su III ias, ~--k's issu', II 10 -
matter of Do great lnvmsut " tho tax
payers ANA ". uo not care " unn.ce,s
sari. w.st. space ou II.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

For several years II hrs been the poi,.
cy Of the county commissioners ~ this
county 4, grant = rebate oi p~osltv asd
interest on tRse~ thai hrd becp d~lin.
qnent for several years. Their object 10
doing so hss been TO secure the pay Nom
Of iares which they fsar.d would not be
p.id Il the o"nnty insisted GU the pay
m.nt oi penalty and interest. while
this policy, lo ked at IRON tho stand.
point OF The parties sho hayr pad their
isyer when due. may have seemed . III.
tie unfair. siili ~~ have b-mrd no serious
criticisms psss~d upon IL s,cept NJ Hp-
plrd To improved town property. This
Relating ~ the penalty sod interest on
lets and buildings 10 the town OF Hnl.
yck' h1s bs'b criticized and with soms
s"od rliow ~ reason. 10 Ter M the
county h concerned ,bors In no demand
TOT ssbaiirR ,h~ penalty and interests on
such property to insure the payment Of
the sr i"r there ~ bo such property 10
thu town Of Holyok. thst will not at any
time s.ll ior IN. full amount oi taIss.
prpHl,y md interest In %. the state
Legislature yer, materially lowered tbs
psrsl'y sud Interest M delinquent tax
and nox u dos not sm"unt II much
mnf.. u AB,. than y pisn Would bsvs 10
~, hs loais vt ba'.h. Under this
condition U, hfrsir-. there certainly !. M
en,d reason Tor fmittinR any rebate
OF ! spsliy dr ipt'res in case Of improved
town " p.hy.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

A bill paced Wy th- stale senate pro-
v,des that before = tsx ds~d can be issned
In reaI estste, thr~s mouth notice must
he givon to the party holding tiitle TO
ssns. This 10 good measure and
should b~come Law. Frequently an
injnst'cs IA none 10 p, ,p-r'y osners bv
the issuing of tax deeds under the pres
en' Law ns mn pot'ce Is required. Prop
-r'y owners ale iorcei somstimrs to de.
pend npon .pep,s to lcok after tho pay
m-oi u ,ay-s snd somssimes fsI~@ nr~
NOT p-i'. the time for redemption -I.
p,rea snd tar decd issues without the
know 'eaH~ u thr owner.
The state herald., 1901-02-08
La Grippe Quickly Cared.

'ln Tue wiulsr VI 1855 aud 1888 vas
taken down with ' severe attack VI whsI
Is called La Gnpps" s.,s +. l.. Hssett,
y prominent druggist OF " wiunsid, LII.
"lhs only usdIclne used wss Two bot
ties ot ChsmbsrlsinIs Cough Rsmsdy. 1t
broke up the cold snd stoppsd the
coughing nk. magic, and l have never
siucs o.en trUup,sd situ Grippe"
Chsmber,.,ns Cough Remedy eau al.
ways be uepended upon ts break up 4
severe co,d aud ward on any Threatened
attack Ut pn-amUniA. II 10 pleasant 70
lake, Wv, whscn nxkss II NE ipost dc.
siraoie sua one VI Tie must popular
preparation III u.e for thsss ailments.
For sale D. +. X. Noniet.
The state herald., 1901-02-08
Paeumen0a t'au he preyeuteA,

THIS di.ras~ .lways reeulfr froin = cold
ar ~n attack of the grip and may he pre-
vented Wy the tim ~ nse oi Chamber.
Ia'n's cunrb Remedy. That remedy W..
extensively used during the .pidemics Of
Ln Grippe NJ tho past f.w years. and
not slngi- cnse has svsr beeu reported
'b", dil po' recover or that resulted In
pneumonia. which shows II tn bs 9 Ger
tain preventive of 'hst dangerous dir
@s,s. ChnmberIsin's Cough Remedy ba.
gained worli vide reputation for it,
~n,-s Of colds and giip. For ssis by r
X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1901-02-08
THE GREAT
STRIKE!

Does not disturb us as we get
our Coal from fields not affected
by It. And therefore are never
lust out" We have plenty of
good Coal on hand at the old price
of $500 per ton of 1000 lbs. And
reports to the contrary notwith-
standing have never thought of
asking $1,000 per ton.
Leave your orders at The
Farmers Lumber Yard and be
sure of having it filled with good
Coal.
M. h@PngnM@.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

On the second psg~ Of this issue Of the
HEsALp will 10 found . couple oi OIL.
uun. ri articles from Bry@us "Con.
monsr" W. cell attention to III" 10
order that the editor of the Republican
may bs proven I'd from making the m's.
cake Of w.siins either his v,lua"is time
o. sdiiofisi spscs by reading os clipping
this matter. which. NJ h- claims, Ia
"tra.hy, .mps.siopst- aud won't r,eu
m X. Il zoe d Alter"
The state herald., 1901-02-08
the Tek lar

A. the regular nire ,ibx
VI the Pbiinps County Cattle apu horss
Protsctn. Association Lsid n ihe os,ur,
house last Saturday. the iUiiosibs VI
hcers ~-ru .,rcts Il .Or the ootn,ug year;
s,e.ni, ". l.. ir~iD; Vics Pr..id-u,,
Fed Bvils1d; S.c,.,ary. 4. J. wisLt;
.,isuiD.fs VI Tue Exscutiv. Ioinuitl-e,
J bun II. U.son Anu Cbuiiss OiInstud.
On ,DoiiuD u committee ~as Lsuira BY
tue Presid~ut " bear aud Invest igsls all
cotp piain,. VI daibIg, 10 or iulerfsr' nee
sith st.ok owned b, the pemosIs vi The
association. u. Is. Wsr, \. N. SulitL
aud II. b. siout ~ere bnmcd on th,s
comnitt.s. lb~ nesiy elected prs.,.
dcu, snd sscfs,sry s.sumed The du',ss
of Their fics. John II. O..ou aud S. II.
johnson. prssidvDt snu s.ofstafy fof tbs
past year, r.t,fips.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

Otto Herald has been promoted TO the
pusi,ion Of lore man VI the Is. L ". round
house ahops at Hol,okr. He has for
several years held the posi;'on o, ma
chinist IN The suops aud. ~ vidsnced oy
this promotion, has given good IN. isisct-
ION 10 his employ err. He is young
man who pays strict attention TO bust
nes- and thus together with good n.tu.
raj ability has gwen him snCcsss in his
chosen line oi work. He stands very
high in the este, IN OF large circle Of
iIieuda who are much gratitisd " learn
VI his deserved promotion.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

Friend Ray indulRed in vary hysteri-
cal lttls stump speech last week over
what tue HERALD had 10 say about the
la,tiug Of the contract for county print
ing, indicating the plaUs for ap-
plnnse by uss oi 0ox oar letters. He
,magiDes that the HERALD accused the
board OF favoriug some one. The HER.
AID said uoth,ng about fsvoring any
on- but il this would-bs champion OF
the board indulges In few more stump
speeches on that line, 70 might be
forosd to suspicion that some one had
been favored, tor when plea Of not
guilty is entered before charge is made,
it is considered pretty Rao.i reason for
believing that ths party is Rniity. He
itsika Ysry .sl,bly SRQat .:snrelsssds'', .
style u talk always resorted to BY q
msu who has run up axainst something
that he cannot answer. With q great
Oratorical flight, he declares that the
HERALD is u "ne~spnper trust one Of
those com 'bina,ious Of capital thar iu his
Language "hlesd the dear people to thu
very limit OF the law" We will suggest
that, hefore making any more such rush
atHtemsnts ~ this, 1t would be wise for
him to make some little investigation
Of the facts surrounding the county
printing Of this county for several years
past. He will ind that til. HERALD has
done the printing for Phillips county
for several years and that for five years
Of this time there was nc oth.r nswspa.
pea IN tue county and yet for only one
year out Of the tiv- did the HERALD re-
ceive iull legal fees for the work dors
and that vas for the year 1900. II the
HERALD had desired to "Uleed tho dear
people to the very limit Of the iav" a.
he charges, here WAS nothing to pre-
Vent thr coliection Of full legal fees for
S"ik done dnripg the five years. 1t
may 0e n good policy 10 raise calamity
howl and cry ":rust" when there are
plenty Of facts to tack ~ucb move, but
tue g~nilrmsn il rather new IN Phillips
county affairs to bsnk too much on
correctly guessing vt what has besn in
the .tfairs Of this county. He says that
the county commissioners Ravs him
the printing because his bid was thu
lowest but lie gave no reason foI CO osid-
erinR II the lowest. He wipds mp his
speech by gloat,ng over the imaa ainary
d-lusion that the failure TO secure the
county printing will cripple the finances
Of the HERALD. He is welcome to sll OF
the satisf.ction he eau get ont Of snch
= delusion. Tue AERALD has never
gone to ihs equity commis~ioasss aud
represented that II would ~ fo'osd to
leave Hol,ok il the county printing wss
not gwen to il aad stiil IL has been able
to stay sith the tosp for l3 years and IN
that tiins Lss seeu six other H0lyok~
ns~spspers suspend publication aud sill
probsoiy he ahls to survive the fsilnr~
to secure little job Of county priptius
Vt least for lev months.
The state herald., 1901-02-08
How TO Care the Grin.

Rem~,n quietly At home and take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy - d..
r~c'sd sud qn'ck recovery is sure to
follow. That r~medy counteracis any
tendency Of the grip 10 resnlt in pnen-
monis, which IL really the only serous
danger. Among the 'enr Of Thousands
Who have used il for the grip not one
cass has ever been reported shst did not
reOver. For sale by F. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

DIED: At The home oe her parents in
Grand Junction Jany. l8. 1901, Laura
e. Hibbs aged 10 years end IS days,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, 3. T. Hibhs.
She wss taken With sstefe attack Of
scarlet lever. She will Is remembered
by the people of Hoiyoks where abe rs.
sidad for some time with the family.
The family have many friends ID Hol.
yoke who sympa,hizs With them in their
sad lns..
"Oh What do zen think the snssls sayr'
Said the children up In heavca;
There's dear lit,ls girl comiAs home todat
Shes almost ready to fly away
From the earth we used to live In.
Let Ms go and wait BY the 9~tss of pearl.
Which are open wide for the dear LITTLE girl"
Said the children up IN hraysn
God wanted her hsfe. wbsrs his iittls ons.
meet"
Said the children up In heaven;
''she shall play with US in the golden street.
She has grown too fair. she has grown too
sweet.
For the earth we used to lived in.
She nceds the pure light, this dear little girl.
That nilds this side Of the gates Of pearl"
said tho children up in heaven. Ii
$50 the King called down from his sloriou,
throne"
said the children no In heaven;
"'bly little darling arise and come
To the place prepared In thy Fathers home.
The home thnt my children live In
Then let us stand at the gates Of pearl
Ready to welcome the new little girl"
Said the childnn up in heaven.
"Far down on earth do you hear them weep7"
Said the children up In heaven;
"For the dssr little girl who's gone to sleepf
The shadows fall and the night clouds sweep
Ger the earth we used to live in.
But well watch beside The gates Of pearl.
Oh why do they weep for their dear little sirli'
Said the children up in heaven.
"Ply with her quickly. ye angels DEAR"
Said the children UP in heaven;
'See. now she ia coming. Oh look i-look ther,
At the golden light on her sunny hair.
whcrc tho yelling clouds arc riven,"
But, husl-hush hush. AL the swift wing,
furl!
For Jetus Himself at the gNt.s os pearl
Is taking her hand. dcnr tired little girl,
And leading her into heaven.
Written by an English girl. eishtecn years old.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

For the wsakusss and prostration fol-
lowing Rrlpps there y nothing g" prompt
and effective NJ Que Minnts Cough Cure.
This preparation is Lighly endorsed W
an unfsiIing remedy for all throat and
lung trolbles and it's early use prevents
consumption. 1t wss made to cure
quictIy.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-02-08

A powerful engine cannot b. run with
. ~s~k boiler. and v. cant keep mp tn.
sirsiu oi ap sct,,e l,fe with = weak stom.
srb, nett er raa No stop tic bunsp ma
cbus Ia max, fepni,s. II u. stomach
canni d,s,.i 'nonph bod "a Keep the
hody strong. such n preparation ma No.
dol Dyspepsia Cure should he used. II
Dirssis what you eat aud IL simply can't
hslp bur io Won gc'd City prng store,
The state herald., 1901-02-08

Aiiialc- ~ill hav. anew ruund'liousc
iurep,au and foreman al tho machine
shops February !. NJ. Z. welis. nov
foreman nj McCook, ell b~ the m.D ~
the abcvc p'sitiou. Mr.. J. H. SEXTON
has b. .n offered the forrm.psb,p OF the
shops st Bol, oks. HoI, oks bids far TO
w onr u the large DIVISION points "n tho
burlington, aud Tor this reason they ..li
need al ssprr,slesl nau.-Alinnre
Piouesr 0rip.
Yes, ~ ssrs, with the Pione~r Grip
In rs sta'enent that "iioly"ks nds fsi,
u b. one oi tue large di,ision poinis On
the bufhbg'o. and for ths, f.sson they
will bs,d sn ny, rene. msn" Lut the
ii.lynke 'ouud buus. has y fon Dsn In
the person Of O'to Herald sbo ~ili lie
.mpl, u, lc " handle the business even
wn.n iluiy' ke bee mes oue u 'h~ large
division poiuis On the BARN sion.
The state herald., 1901-02-08
10 me DEAF.

A rich iady. cured Of her dsaips-s spj
noise ip tho head by DR.. NInhol.oos
Ari,iical Ear Drum, raw. 500 o u his
Institute. 20 that deaf people uuabl. 10
procure N. Far Drums may bnv. them
rae. Address No. % fbe Nirbnlson
Institute. 7s0 E,s Avenue, N.- York.
The state herald., 1901-02-08
STRAYED.

From Irwin Bros, htesrs branded -
on lett np, ns,fsrs branded on ief, !
hip. Any information leading to the
iinding OF same will bs literally re-
Wardsd.