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Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
CRACKED HIS SKULL.

Plato Lott, a negro employe at the Kelley mill below town on the river, was struck over the head shortly be- fore noon Thursday by Dee Harris, another negro, the skull being frac- tured in such way as to require an operation.
 Lott's occupation was to pile up cer- tain pieces of lumber and while en- gagged at this, Harris threw a piece upon the pile, which tumbled off upon Lott. This aroused his anger, think ing the act intentional, and fight en- sued.
 When they were pulled apart, Har- ris grabbed a stick, striking Lott sev- eral blows over the head, from which he had not regained consciousness at time of going to press. He was re- moved to the office of Doctors Willis where he was placed under the influ- ence of anaesthetics for an eXamina- tion of the injured cranium, to be made by Drs. l.. E. and F. D. Willis and c. West.
 Harris took to his heels after the assault and has not been located by officers in search of him.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
RAILROAD CROSSING WRECK.
Freight On Kansas City, Memphis Road Runs Into dron Mountain No. 70 at Hoxie Crossing. About Twenty Cars
 Derailed.

When through freight No. 70, car rylng 42 cars north on the Iron Noun tain was crossing the track of the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis Railway at Hoxie about 12:35 Thurs day morning, west bound freight upon the latter road crashed into the former train near it's center, ditching thirteen cars on the Iron Mountain and six of it's own.
 The Iron Mountain track was not cleared until about o'clock this morning, though wrecking trains were sent to the scene from both Lit tie Rock and Poplar Bluff. The early morning trains were delayed several hours and passengers upon 53 report that little of the wreckage had been removed, the passengers being cautioned against putting their heads out of the window, so close around were the cars heaped and tel escaped upon each other.
 The engine on the Kansas City Memphis train was complete wreck and many cars were ruined beyond repairs.
 The air brake between the tender and train became disconnected on the Kansas City Memphis train too late to apply the other brakes just before reaching the crossing, and it's mo- mentum carried it with good speed into the freight of the other road.
 Luckily no one was hurt, the engin ger and firemen jumping from their train in time to escape injuries.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

T. E. Thomas, Elmo, and Frankie Mcfarland, Elmo.
 w. B. Neal, Rufus, and Mary Ann Smith, Rufus.
 John Collins, Jacksonport, and Mrs. Clara Allen, Jacksonport.
 Erwin Powell, Bradford, and Mrs. Ella Hines, Bradford.
 Tom. J. Smith, Swifton, and Martha Reed, Swifton.
 Ollie Sanders, Elmo, and Minnie Hindman, Elmo.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO
 MONTANA.

The Union Pacific Railroad is the short line to Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, consequently it will cost passengers less money by this route. Ask your nearest ticket agent for tickets via Union Pacific from Omaha or Kansas City. For full par ticulars, maps and pamphlets of terri tory reached via the Union Pacific, address J. H. LoTHRoP, Gen'l. Ag't.
 79 Inn St. Louis, Mo-
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
FRANKLIN BOSWELL INSTITUTE

Will open Tuesday, September 10th. We shall offer good home school ad- vantages. Thorough teaching by good teachers. Tuition rates reasonable. We solicit your patronage. For fur ther information address. A. V. HAMILTON, PRINCIPAL
 Newport, Arkansas.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
STEAMER "LIBERTYn PURCHAS-
 ED.

The Memphis Newport Packet Co.,. has purchased the steamer "Liberty," which will be put into service Septem- Der 8, on which date the boat is sched- uled to leave Memphis on it's first trip up the White.
 The above information was secured from letter written by Captain R. G. Ashford upon the Fist instant, to w. A. Joyce, division freight agent of the company. Captain Ashford ex- pressed his intention of being in New port Friday, when he will call upon the merchants of this city.
 The steamer "Liberty" is a much lighter boat than the Orlando and will carry 50 tons on what water the form CT boat would draw light. It is 164 feet long, with 34 foot, 6 inch beam and 5 foot hole. The engines are F inch foot, such as will make the boat a speedy one, there being three boil CTS. The "liberty" has 30 state rooms and very large Texas, making it an excellent boat for passenger traffic.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
DOUBLE WEDDING.

Two couples from the Elmo vicinity were united in the holy bonds of we'd lock Wednesday morning at the office of Drs. Willis, by Justice J. J. Martin, in his customary good style. They were Miss Frankie Mcfarland and MT. T. E. Thomas, Mir. Ollie Sanders and Miss Minnie Hindman.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-08-23
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO
 CALIFORNIA.

On September 18th to 27th, inclusive the Union Pacific R. R. will have very low round trip rates to San Francisco from St. Louis, Memphis, Kansas City, and other points. Less than one fare for the round trip will be made. This is your opportunity to visit Cal ifornia at very little cost. For further particulars, rates etc., address J. H. Lothrop, General Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
S j McCARrY.

A newspaper man in giving the mar
ke's said, Young men. unsteady; papas,
firm hnt declining: mammss, unsettled
and waiting for higher bids: coffee, con
sideraoiy mixed; wheat, a grain better
than barley; eggs, quiet but expected to
open shortly; ~bisksy 10 still going
down; onions. strong; breadstuffs, heavy;
boots and shoes-thos- on the market
are soled and onstan,ly going up and
down; hats and caps are not 80 high as
last year, except fooIscap which is sta.
t'opery; tonacco. very 1ow and has =
downward tendency; silver, close but not
ciose enough for us to get hold OF.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Oneida Lenora, little daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Whitman Of H"lyoke.
died on Monday March II from spinal
meneDgitis She was IL months and 7
days old. She was apparently in good
health up 10 Saturday but was taken
sick that afternoon and died in 4S hours
frou that time. The parents have tn.
sympathy q all in their sorrow Tor the
death OF their little daughter. The
funeral services were conducted from
TIE home on Wednesday afternoon Rev.
Parker preaching the sermon assisted iu
the services by Rev. Tate and the little
body ~as laid to rest iu the Holyoks
Cem-tery.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

DiRp: it the home Of Mr. La''n near
Hnsiun on Friday, March $. ioll. Miss
Eliz, Jaue Corl.y aged u wears and
months. She was born In Washington
oou nty. Term. Auv. H.. 1872. She vent
with her parents Ia Iowa 10 1854. A.
the aps ~ 10 I'll. united with tho Pres.
byi.rian church and while living in loss
changed her church memb' r-bip 10 III.
R-iofme Presbyterian church. Al tn.
union Of III. Reformed Pfrsby'efiao and
United Pr-sby t.fians she became a
member Of th. United Presbyterian
chnrcb II which chnroh -h. was faith.
ful and consistent member ai tho time
Of death. Sh. was Mrs. Lstta's Aunt,
and cared for hef Tor number Of years
in her childhood. She cam. from Iowa
To Colorado with Mr. Laiia's family a
bout : year seo to make her bone
The fuper1i services wrrc
conducted from III. llastnn school house
IN Saturday, March .. Rev. Parker OF
Holynke preaching N. sermon assisted
by K.v. s'ilimsn Of Hss'un and tho rr.
m.,n. we're laid away to rec, In the nss
tun cemetery,
The state herald., 1901-03-15
LEBLANC & SCHEUNEMANN.
ARBoR DAY PROCLAMATION.

ARBoR DAY PROCLAMATION.
March II, 1891.
Under and by virtue OF an act Of the
general ass' mnly Of the State OF Cole
RADIO, approved March -, 1899, 1T is pro-
vlded that one day in earh year shall be
set apart for observance by the people Of
the state IN the planning or forest trees
for the adornment aud improvement Of
public and private grounds, places and
ways, and in such other exercises and
undertakings as may bs deemed proper
and meet for the UccaGion.
Therefore, /, James Is. Orman, COVER
nor Of the state of Colorado. do hereby
designate Friday, the 10th day Of April,
A. d. 1901, as Arbor day, and l hereby
call the attention OF the people Of the
state to the provisions Of the said stat.
ute, and recommend to them, and sspec
islly to toe officers and scholars Of public
schools throughout the stais, and the
superintsndenis OF public instruction
and the various county superiptsudents
its due observance.
The custom is one which nature, the
great benefactor Of mankind, would seem
TO commend to our earnest confederation,
and proper attention should bs extended
by all to the many pleasing features OF
the day.
Given under my hand and the eIecu.
tive soal this llth day oi March, A. ID.
1901. JAMES d. ORMAS, Governor.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

One Of the 4sipgnlar sditors Of the
Republican recently saskso another Of
the "sinRular" editors. -FOUR (ouf paper
is like an encyclopedias lor information
compared with the 49, ons.p Then
all Of the singular" tors proceeded
to deliver thsmsslve3 r the following.
"As an experiment. 1ee Of our we'll
known business Ht92" tons Of the
singular sditors) ''plsS ! few" Zone Of
two) "bopies Of sach tsr in reach Of
the public" (oue OF t3eaptimate friends
Of the singular editol The copies OF
the Republican disapb bred very shortly
whilo the Others remtISsd till removed
by the firm" Zone Of tb6 "singular" cd
i.or., We .ss ~ g, much y A!s,iasd ! I so Issrn;
that these "sinedisrs Editors afs appsfs
entity well pleased with their editorial
productions Tor We like 10 sec our neigh.
oors enjoy their work and their ENJOY.
ment must br keyed up toa high pitch
when they realize that they are publish
ing an "enc, clppedin OF Information.
Now, IL they ciin in some manner 30
hypno'i2e the dear people MS to cause
them to think likewise. their emp of joy
will certainly be OVERLOOKING. In re
gari TO that little teot male by the
singular editors. II we were not fear
ful oi detracting somewhat from their
presen, ecstatir editorial joys, we wsuld
mildly suggest that the parties who so
ravenonsy siezed upon that copy or two
Of the Republican might possibly have
been looking for curio. and freaks which
are always in demsnd.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
tpWORTH lEACUtRS!

Send me your nsms and address and
/ viii mail you about April 2, y beanti-
fully Illustrated folder giving full ipfor
nation about the special rates and tram
service TO Caliiornia VIA the Burlington
Route. at the time OF the Epvor'h
League meeting st san Francisco in
Juiy.
The folder will snlighien you on every
point in connection with the trip to San
Francisco q tickets; how TO make
the trip mos, cheaply and comfortably;
what iherr In To REQ on the way. and why
your tickets should read via tho BurlIne.
ton Route.
The round trip rate-open TO s7eryon.
from Omaha TO San Francisco via the
Burlington Route is si5. Tickets ARE
good by way VI Denver and Salt Lake
City.
J. Frapcis. General Passenger Agent,
Burlington Route. Omabn, Nob.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
WHERE DID YOU GET
THAT HAITI"
We'll, IL yon are speaking to me.
shall promptly answer that I got
II wh.'s I always get my Hats, At
the Up.To Date siots OF
LEBLANC Il ScnEusENAss.

Psp@Is we're filed this week to es,sb.
lish cooperative agricultural colony NJ
old soldiers, which is expected TO have u
membership of upwards II 2l!000 to oc.
cupy l,rc. tract ~ land IN Oklahoma.
In the corporation are veterans oi Hin.
ois. lndiana. Iowa, Ohin, Kansas. Ne
braslsa. Missouri and South Dakota,
The sch-m. is .lready 40 far advanced
thai options have been secured on 5000
acrrs Of land m tho southwestern terri
tory Field ard Farm.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The Wamsley Live Stock Company
have sold their ranch land in the north.
east. rn par, Of the county to j. b. Allen
of York, Nrb., who owns u few sections
OF land in that part Of the. county and
will nse the land for cattle ranch. The
Live Stock Company will purchase land
in some other locality Tor their sbsrp
ranch. Mr.. Allen has been IN Holyoke
for the past week and will put cattle on
his ranch In the near future.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
10 rilE DEAF,

A rcb lady. cufad Of her deafness and
phise In N. head by d. Niuhoi.op's
Artificial Ear Drnm.. gave siU.o o 10 his
Institute. So tha' deaf pcopl. unable TO
procure the Fer Drums msy have them
rec. Address No. oJ5 Tho Nicholson
tp,t,u,e. 40 Eighth Avenue, New York
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Winter Dry Goods Selling has ended
with February. Beginning with March
we will devote our attention to the
magnificent stock Of New Spring Dry
Goods that Is daily arriving-vill say
that We have just returned from Chicago
and other eastern points where We
purchased the largest and most com
plete stock Of General Merchandise that
ws have broughtto thia market. The
styles are handsome and up-to-date and
prices lower than they have been for
years. Our clearing sale during January
and February was grand success,
which leaves our stock well cleaned. up.
and are no~ sble o'show you the neat
est and bsst s&sorted stock on the high
'frnS. 1ftousv arusy, ~
r. n. WuITHAn
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Prof lvison, Of LonaconingsMd., suf-
fered terribly from neuralgia Of the
stomach and indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed to cure
him they fed him on morphine. A frienu
advised the use OF Kodo Dyspepsia
|Cpra aud aftsr. .tskina u. .few bnttisA Of Ii
he says, ut has cured me entirely. I
cant say too much for Kodol Dyspepsia
Cnre." It. digests what you eat.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Tn remove u tfobblsaobis corn NJ bun.
ION. First soak the corn or bubioD N
warm water To soften n. then pare II
down as closely as possible siihop'
drawing blood aud apply Chamberlain
Pain balm tp,ce daily rubbing vigorous
ly Tor Hive minutes Al each application.
A corn plaster should bs worn for . lev
days. To pfotso, I, from the shoe. A. =
general linemen, Tor spfains, b'u.es.
Iar,eo.ss and fbeumatian,. Pam Balm In
unyanaled. For sale bv y n Noble,
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Like Oliver Twist, children ask for
more ~hsp gwen One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers sndorse II highly for
for cronp. II quickly cures ali coughs
aud colds and every throat hDd lung
iroube. 1t is specific for grippe and
asthma and has long been we'll knosn
remedy Tor whooping eough.-city Drug
I,ruu
The state herald., 1901-03-15
NEW GOODS.

About the middle OF March will fe-
ceive car load of farm implements,
ouggies, wagons and windmiilp. II you
think Of buving anything in there lines
call and see my goods before buying and
l can save you money. am not inter
ested IN so many different kinds OF husl-
ness but what | have plenty Of time to
show you goods.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
BtvAAD--S --StotRDURG.

At the home of the BRIDES parents IN
II llyok- on Thursday March "A Judge
Slater oliicih,ing. William u. Bryhrd and
iiilda Il. Scd.rburs w.re united iu tn"
b nhs Of mninmopy. II was quiet
WEDDING only .lativr- and lew init
mate friends II The Families being pt-s.
ant. After the wedding ceremony which
wn. hat a' high noop. an .rn-ll.nt we'd
ding dinner wins pnrlak.n of by the
guests. THIS yruns couple ~" we'll
known To the p nple NJ Holyokr aud tho
surrounding conniry m they have made
their HON. IN ~. county for perstaI years.
VIII Bsynrd is the aoD oi Mf. and Mrr.
q. e. Bsvard oi this county and III.
bride II tho danrhisr ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex S.d.rbu'g oi ipl,oks. both FAM.
lie. being among the earliest aud most
highly respected settlers Of the county.
VIII B-va'd Ia engaged ip tho stock
rAisi6g business and stands high In the
ss'.em oi all VIM know him both In
bushes. and sccial eirclcs, Tue orid-
/. ope of our Holyok- girlt where she
attended our towb Hehool aud grew 10
womsnbood and where she ID worry high.
~ e-i.-mej b, all n our cit,srps. The
newly married couple will make their
home IN our county. Tho IIEnALp es.
tends best wishes.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

In last weeks ,ssue Of the HERALD
mistake WINS made in giving the amount
OF taxes the B. & NJ. Railroad 90, re
fuses to pay the county for tho year
1900 The correct amount is Sll24.S3.
We were Of the impression that the
fisures given US were Tor the first six
months and We gave double these figures
for the year.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Chaimb. rlain's Stomscbe aud Liver
Tablets eur. biliousnesr. constipation
and headsche. They ARE easy to take
and pleasant In effect. For sale by +.
X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Conp,crf,n- ol Dcw,l,'s witch Hazel
sal,e are liaele Ia cause blood poisoning.
Leave them alone. The original has the
nap.c De WIT, upon the Dor aud wrap.
pet. II is n harmless aud b.a'ing s,lse
iof skin aises-es. upequallei for pdes.
Cit, Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Tn. Epwo'tb League Of Bar,uu had n
special program Tor their meeting lsst
Sunday evening. A good attendance
and u very interesting meeting IL 70.
ported.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Their promp'psss and their pleasant
effects max. D-witt's Little Early R,s.
-rs most popular little pills wherever
they aro known. They ara simply per
feet for liver and bowel troubles.-Ci,y
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Tue llugeriuR counI iollosinr Rripp.
calls tof On- Miuu,. Cough Cue. For
all throat anu lung tfonnlss ihi- IL the
only harmless remedy that gives imm-d.
is'e re,uits. Prevents consumption
CT, Drug S'or-.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The HERALD vas mistaken abont Mrs.
Csrolin. Whitman having purchased u
resissnce property In Holyoke ffom her
son y. n. sh. ,nlk.d Of purchasing II
but has decided tn remain io 81. Joseph
NJ
The state herald., 1901-03-15

WANTED: Aciiv. men IN deliver and
collect: No cnnvassins. Salary $4,000
PEI year. Extra commissions. Refer.
.ur.. aud security required. Address q,
=. Il ~, MneaRer, Sterling, Colo, Boz
oCj
The state herald., 1901-03-15
+. H. wHIrHAM.

When yon feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take dose Of Chan,b-
erlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach, tone up
yonr liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like new man. For
sale by Il. IL. Noblet.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
BURLINGTON ROUTE
S25, 90 to California
February ~. ~. 2e
March o. ", 10, 40
ADsii 2. q. 10. "a. 40

Lowest rat" m years.
Apple. IN San Franciaco. Los Angelo,
Sacramento. Fan Jos and pretty nearly
every other important poInt In californ
IN.
Through iour,a, slc.p.p on all III.
above da'e---ps' s5oafi n, any station
ip N.bi aska n' which tram stops Ret of
al Los Angeles.
Sec nearest Darlington ticket ngeni,
or write ]. Francis. General Passenger
Agent, Omnbs, Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

FoR SALE: Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs =, reas 'nabls figures. / have the
pure bred hens purchased from Y. W.
Hagsr aad also b,ve fne pure bred
cockerrl. X. II. EvAss.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
LUMBER YARD At
HAXTUN,

For the convenience of MY
many friends and patrons and in
cidentally to help myself financial
" have opened a lumber yard at
Haxtun. Ishall keep at all times
a complete stock of Lumber, Shin
giles, Sash, Doors, Lime, Cement,
Building Paper, Fence Posts, etc.
I shall make prices as low as
any responsible dealer in the
country can make and solicit the
patronage of the public.
@. @unt@e glsnmdl.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

White Dove -four Ia the best, Tor 1t is
known all over the west. Now machin.
cry aud new man makes better Aonr
than old mills Can. For sails hy ". n.
SbAnIp.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

y. II Hage''s youngest son, Herald,
has bad the scarlet lever since thsy
moved 10 lancoln. Ncn.. but bns w-
covered from I, without any bad results
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Irwin Brothers purchased over two
hundred head Of cattle near McUook,
Nsb., Recently and brought them to
Holyoke last week for sale.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

A. l.. Bowen unlosded two car OF cat.
tie at Hax'nn on FRIDAY OF last week.
N. W. Sharpe south OF Haxtun pur.
chased the cattle
The state herald., 1901-03-15

SOM experimsn's with brcmus
inermis tnv- been made at the Fl. Col
Inns station. Tne grass has been grown
on heavy clay wit, scdnt irrigation aud
on he .am. soil with an snpis supply
o, water; on light soil, approaching
gainbo. with aud without Estsring.
Under all tbss- conditions the grass
has succs-ied In forming "a thick, heavy
sod producing an Abundance Of forage Of
rather coarss quNiii!. nut readily eaisu
Uy horses. siisep and cattle. IL Las
never pro'iucei hay IN sufficient amount
~ be cou-id-red valuable Tor that pur-
pOse. hut sown with alfalfa 1t promis
70 20 OF value tor horses. In quslitJ IL
In oelivei to he Equal u orchard grass
or p"ssibly as good as timothy. 1n
Colorado broinus incfmis IL specifically
u pasturr grass aod 1t may be Truly said
that IL IL the only tame grass yet die.
covefei wnioh can with amy dtgre of
success. take the place ui tn. departing
grasses uf the plains. rn- close st past
uriDg ani sev're tramping have no iTvct
IN destroying the rod. Ip the spring
bronze gr ss affords pasture two or
three weeks earlier than any other grnfs
knosn to this LOCALITY. It aould uoi
DO saie 10 recon ueud this grass for IN
discriaiinai. sow.nr. Farmers hasing
portions Of land above III gatiun or de
siiinR prfmanont pAsturc on aimos, any
kind Of land that Is not positively Sct
anu borey would be justified in tpiug
pounls OF seed is required Tor an acre -
Field AMI Farm.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

What ~ Satan, what are devils and
who made them. are questions that Rev.
Tsis will ansaer 10 his sermon Vt the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

F. H. Wamsley Of the Wamslcy Live
Stock Company has Teen in Ho,yoke
this week looking alter the business OF
the Company.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Mrs. Rev. Parker of Holyoks was
called to Salida the hrst Of the week by
telegram announcing the severe sickness
of her mother.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Mrs. ". II. shamp took the sas, bound
train Monday evening to purchase u
spring stock Of dry goods. She will also
make visit with friends at York, Nep.,
before returning.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The Ladies' Sewing Circle will give an
afternoon tea at the home OF Mrs. Pat
mon Thursday, March 81.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

When you srs bilious, use thoss fam.
QUE little pills knoxp Nm DEWITT Little
Early hissIs 10 cleanse the liver ana
towels. ihsy never vrip.-City Dug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

A wild horse tell with George Wash
isst Sunday and bruised min quite
severely but he WAS on duty agAin Mon
day.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

WANTED. = Capsule. reliable p"f.on IN every
county 10 represent large nomrany Of solid o.
nanelai reputation 500 s,lsp pct Jcaf. paJabln
~..kl,i ~ per Gay hhsoiniel, sufo and MI sH-
prnss. straight, bonA.hds, d.hni'. salary. no
oomml atom SALARY paid eSsh Saturday aud oH'
pcusa meme, advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE. ssi DrAhnoRs ST.. tmG,oo.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

WANTED -AcrIyE MAN of GovD cii,n.
ae,rr ia hsl ir.t and callsc, IN Colorado fif Old
established misunderstanding Wholesale house.
esU q yrat. sHfu pay, nnnrsiy mnfu than 80.
pstiene. required, our ftfprpnrei ntb hant IN
an riiT, Enrloss salf .addfrsss-l etainisI rns
,,lops. Npnnisa'ar'rH .thihi fio1f:HH Dear
bonn ~ fIiifHH-
The state herald., 1901-03-15
Buy the Michigan Salt.
We have carload of it, come
quick before it is gone.
I.EBLANc & ScHEuNEnANN.

Call IN nnd see my samples Of Ladies'
Tailor Made Dress Goods and leave your
order Tor Tailor Made SUIT. A perfect
At guaranteed. Mrs. Gatea.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The stomach controls tb. situation.
Those ~bo ara hearty ana strong nrr
ihoss vho can On, aud dipsn, plenty oi
iooJ. kodoi Dyspepsia Cure diResis
what yon cal md allows you 10 cat all
III. good focd you want. n you suffer
trotn indivsH,iop. hcafhurn. belcbine NJ
amy a,ber .,ou ach trouble. this prrpars
ton can, help but do you good, The
mod, scnsiiiyc stomachn can take u.
cvy Drug Store
The state herald., 1901-03-15

A. j. Jarvis Of this county had tie
misfortune to have his collar bone broken
by horse last Friday.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Call al the HERALD uffice and see a
copy Of the National Magazine which
We are Offering With the HERALD.