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The Lamar register., 1901-01-02
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty "f cheap Money
for good farm and city
lOtilS. Call and see me
/ WRIT MARKHAM.

Although yeu have been writing
it 1900 for whole year, You won't
have any trouble now getting it
Nstraight at 1901, will you?
MIR and Mrs j. W. Mace took
charge of the Lamar Hotel yester-
dav, and will conduct that hostelry
in the future Mr.. and Mrs. Long
will conduct rooming flat in the
Cade IRWIN block.
Mrs. Bessie Emerson, after visit
ing week with her son, w. d.
Emer son, left for her home in Chase
county, Kansas, last Saturday morn
ing Mis-. Emerson enjoyed her
visit here very much.
Miss Hainline, who has been one
of the teachers at the Lamar school
for the past term, resigned her po
sition just before the close of the
school for the holidays. Her place
has been filled by the engagement
of a teacher from Denver.
County Clerk Curry issued two
marriage licenses on Monday. One
to Mr. Lee Bowles and Miss Carrie
Hainline, the other to Mr.. Frank
Guy and Miss Thomas. Well, here's
looking at you, and a most happy
and prosperous new year to all of
you.
Tom Bradshaw is always smiling
al he waits on the customers at
Jobnston's now. And almost invari-
ably when any question ia asked him
he says delightedly 'It's boy"
The little one arrived last Sunday
morning and all are doing well and
getting along comfortably.
w. G. Boyd took trip down into
Kansas last week and returned yes
terday, bringing with him bride, a
young lady who resided in Parsons,
Kansas. Will is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends and is
very much surprised at his friends
being surprised. He says he knew
about it all the time.
Yesterday commenced the new
century as well as the new year.
There was not much life on the
streets during the day, the weather
being too cold. The night before
however, there was considerable
noise at midnight, some enthusiast
individuals being determined tn
shoot the old year out and the ne
one in.
For the past week there has bee'
coal famine in this town and l
has been source of much discom
fort to very many. Those who were
fortunate to have enough on hand
have Accommodated their neighbors
but the situation will be serious, un
less supply arrives soon. Severa
families have been compelled t.
burn 'any old thing" in order to ge
along. The recent cold snap ha
made the scarcity all the more
hardship.
The Lamar register., 1901-01-02
AT Reduced Prices

thank the public for the liberal patronage of my Holiday
Goods and feel that everybody got good value
money But still have a number of goods left, among
them of the incest articles town. which will sell
greatly reduced prices during the of the holidays
Come before they picked by your energetic neigh
bors
The Lamar register., 1901-01-02
g MAu1-

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q -Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures N cold i'm one day
The Lamar register., 1901-01-02
For Sale.

For Sale.
Good milk COW fresh soon. Also
Barred Plymouth Ryck cockerls, so
cents. w. s. SrRA1N
The Lamar register., 1901-01-02

Although yeu have been writing
it 1900 for a whole year, you won
=, have any trouble now getting
Nstraight at 1901, will your
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-17
KlllDHLLT0n. .ELKh0Rn

ed few pleasant hours in the mystic
maze.
Judge Walter I. Smith, of Council
Bluffs, United States Representative
from this district is billed to speak in
Kimballton October Is beginning at
s P. M.
Miss Meta Jorgensen has complet-
ed her apprenticeship at Anna Moul-
gaard's dressmaking parlors and will
go to her home north of town next
Friday.
Don't freeze to death this winner.
You can get fur coat and a good
one at Hans Madsen's, so If you freeze
to death it is your fault. Come and
see them.
George Nelson, brother in-law to
Torvel Jensen, with his wife went
back to Wisconsin this week where
he has farm rented and will work it
next year.
There will be pleasant party Sat
urday night at the home of Glen
Clementsen south of Poplar and all
the country are invited to go in and
have good time.
Flannels of all kinds for fall and
winter dresses. Don't be cold or
don't catch cold but call on Joe
James, Elkhorn, Ia, and be pleased
in quality and price.
Miss Lizzie Nielsen, of Clinton, who
was here some time ago visiting Geo.
Faaborg and other friends is spend
ing the week here again much to the
delight of her friends.
George Nissen had viggo Jensen
begin painting his house the first of
week and it is now quite different
appearing place, speaking we'll for
the enterprise of the owner.
Clarence Jacobsen, living west of
Kimballton, is negotiating with a
man to sell his farm. He has good
place and even at SOL, the man who
buys it will get good bargain.
Miss Hoegh, Of Brayton, who has
been in the dressmaking parlors in
Kimballton for some time learning
the trade has completed the time and
will return to her home this week.
Work shirts, extra heavy and of
the finest material for soc. Just
think of it! You can't make them for
that. Come and see them
HANS MADsEN.
Monday night people gathered at
the home of Joe Wolf and helped him
to dedicate his new barn. And we
know from the former good times OF
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-17

Jasper Jensen, the merchant at
Poplar, was in Audubon Monday on
business.
Jackets for men. Those that wear,
look neat and are cheap at Hans
Madsen's.
Miss Alma Petersen, of Clinton, is
again in Elkhorn this week renewing
her acquaintance.
Hans Madsen's store is head quart
ers for fall and winter caps Of the
latest colors and styles.
Chris Nielsen now has his store up
and is putting up his mills as fast as
fast as he can get to them.
Viggo Jensen was busy part of last
week painting the home of the laun-
dry woman at Kimballton.
j. r. Hansen sold his farm up north
east of Elkhorn, last week, receiving
$4,000 per acre for the same.
Remember that you will save time,
patience and money to buy your out
ing fiannels at Hans Madsen's.
Rev. Micklesen, of Omaha, spoke
Sunday in the church at Kimballton
and was we'll liked by the people.
The incest, most durable and cheap
est line of fall gloves ever shown in
Kimballton now at Hans Madsen's.
Miss Inger Boberg has finished her
school at No. Sharon and departed
Tuesday for her home in Des Moines.
Wilbur Wolf and lady friend went
down to Atlantic last week and took
in the carnival, having a good time.
In the law suit, last week, before
Justice Larsen the hired man was
granted all he prayed for except
S12.
Jens Wig, of Harlan, was out Sun
day visiting with his brother, Rev.
Wig, the popular pastor of the church
at Elkhorn.
Hans Madsen and daughter Alma
were IN Des Moines last week seeing
the sights and Hans was laying in
supplies for the future.
P. N. Mauler, the little painter at
Kimballton, expects to go to the
northern part of the state soon to Wis
it with friends and relatives.
j. H. Peterson, of Elkhorn, and
his friend Miss Alma Petersen drove
to Audubon Sunday and visited his
brother, Dan who was recently mar
ried.
Last Sunday crowd of young peo-
pie in Kimballton tired of doing
nothing went up to the hall and pass
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-17
A Fiendish Attack.

An attack was lately made on g. F.
Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly
prove fatal. 1t came through his kid
neys. His back got so lame he could
not stoop without great pain, nor sit
in chair except propped up by cush-
ions. No remedy helped him until he
tried Electric Bitters which effected
such wonderful change that he feels
like new man. This marvellous medi-
cine cures backache and kidney trouble
purfies the blood and builds up your
health. Sold by Nick Doffing & Co. Csc.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-17
For Rent

227 acres with improvements, of the
Ebbe j. Hansen farm miles west of
Brayton, about half of land in tame
grass, apply, EBBE j. HANSEN,
Extra, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-17

Grip! Sore lungs! Pneumonia! Stop the
disease by taking DR.. Miles Nervine.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

ling turned and picking up cleb hit
Mc4uade over the head with il.
Knocking him senseleSs.
Tie miners and prospectors of Ty-
son mining camp scored victory last
week over the ANNOYANCE they have
been encountering y parties filing
timber claim purchases oyer their
mining locations. says the st. Nafies
Courier. The land where The mining
camp i located is partially in town.
ship - north, range W.. f. NJ, and
Is heavily timbercd, but The land is
not rlasSed ~ the government as Tim
per land Since the filings have been
accepted al tie land otlIcc those who
have located mineral claims in that
district lave been annoyed by parties
making filings in the land office for
timber land purchases. in several
caseS compromise Was effected and the
partie, were induced to withdraw
thair Sling John Morrow filed a
calm under the timber land act and
refused to withdraw his hllng. The
time set for making proof was Decem-
/ her =. The miners protested tile
claim by fling atiidavits showing that
mineral was ii place on the iaud III
question, and the claimant failed 10
/ put ia appearance To establish his
/ proof. L is thought Chat this viii
] put an end to any further annoyance
! lie miners have encountered in that
+ line.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

!, Record Of the weeks Doings at tn,
County Seat

d, Record OF tho weeks Doings at the
Count, seat.
Eliza ". kerciesai was Spokane
visitor TUESDAY.
Nr. -tudahai,er is thc ncw counter
jumper al Manor's.
Henry Lewis is night mixologist at
tile Tannlany saloon.
&. l.. k!opf win move Ills stock III
furniture into tue old Armary hall.
Last Friday night G. b. Jones had
about six dozen chickens stolen at his
ranch.
Mrs r u. Rumbaugh was acting
as head cook at the Hotel Wright sey-
eral days tins aeeE.
". J. po8d and {. II. Harvey ot the
state beard of land commissioners,
were iutoNn Thursday on business.
j. c. Epper>9n, manager of Wright )
store at Granite. IS 10 be married
Christmas 50 your correspondent is
reliably informed
Mrs. ] s. Woolery is at a hospital
in spokane in critical condition.
IN N-ray Will be used 70 determine
tire nature Of her difficulty.
James Dolan and Otis T. Warren,
Two customs officers from Bonners
Ferry, we're here Tuesday is witnesses
ia tic Fleming murder trial.
Miss fredda Fauleaner was in Spo.
kane Wednesday, she returned
Thursday accompanied BY Mrs, I Q,
Iil and baby. The litfIe one has im-
proved IN ae4lgh considerably.
Irving Pupriuaton fen on The tce
Willie skating an the mil pond Tues
day ana fractured a bone n one q hh
farearms. lie did rot discover thai
S Bone wa> broken untii Thursdaf
when BE aai i ssf.
yh, following weddings occurred
tais ~esk. Rey. f. !. Walker of'!eiat
FIX: z. N. Brown. lbs Anacl#>, Cal.
ad AaaJ ,ermoud O>eaIoa,i H..
Is. rtoa j. oas1iue aud Esfclla 1
'laaseasr, bob r STokana
Ii toak d rs and twl baililfS I
e&tratt & mars tooth tie Other day
ptaaas HOLSTER was oac 81 the juf'
at to- l,empt murder trial. wniet
ae @nafai ff snnh aG arraf 81 as
szstatls ia performing tie operation
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
vHAr eht>T, phNpEJFr
Greatest European Authority on Skin Dis
ease. -aNs 81 J. BardruE.

The all idea was 'haf dandrnf Is
scales # skin thrown oiT Though a
feysfiya condition - tls sap.
Prcf. tina. Hamburg, Germany,
European authority on skin diseases,
says oaadrHI i 4 germ disease. Tae
germ burrows under thr scalp, throw
ing al little scales q eglicic ana sap
ping t5r sftaHtf q tie hair q the
raI 1ue only haif preparation that
tii.s G41dgl 3 germs is Newbfn's lie--
picide. Destroy Ih- cause YOU re
muf" tie eject Not only cures
dandrua but stops falling hair aud
etaseS i laxafiaHI growth. Delight
lUi hair crossing.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
rvo NEW c,sr, on snAL1ro>
rrompil, Taken Carr "r l., Heath o.nrors
Camp Guaranteed.

tfbibHliN lNAfH tFe tt ~ 1bF u t'tEIfftf@
Camp Quaraniined.
iiealil 0nirzr Baker Las twice heea
cailt q upan tbs week 70 take pronp
action Ia matters relating % smallpox
i re@ case WIS reported flom baI
IaHs bfdfe ereW SUNDAY morning
/ aflie j one, wh,se namf eai,iI
#a' Ge learned Wls Al Or famaye=
Is t. deteatlau h@p'al ard th
camp mm#dElteh placed uader qnal
antiae r iaaa THIS ca0p la.
= ga quanata.don=e 8faFe and IL
quarantine I'D iea aia 4 uuly
fsN dats riorfnthJ- second outMPas
Ittsra orttl thai ali III tbe men III
tha eau# numbering about - la
rereuiis been ,aeeuatcl
Tae sea3a asa - sm8llgox "
taatnf uan med San Allen. W.
vas discovered ua the streets
osr town TAaf rs morning and IL
med.stslt taken - the detention ne
ptta Allen elme here recently Iron
"a point in lie upler Occur q zen
country, securing employment ID SIS
saus camp al Gften3agh's spu
where lie vi, taken sick The sefona
day a6ter l4, arrival This camp. -
which sven men a. empl"ttd, Ia
also hocu placed undsr quarantine -
strcthas. Ii 8, reported here ina
tlc smallpox eanfl.3gH i, r. sing II
number ot Fanlsl ln tic Sitter Roo
and uppas ce.uf Nd.cne countries.
Nh Baker deserve, Ia he commcu1
ed Tor his prompt action and etTeeti8r
measures arioptra II these eases.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

The jury in the Fleming ma-dc
trial returned 4 verdict for mar
slaughter.
The NilhelmbuSSe murder trial y /
be called Friday morning.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
hooIESAI COUNTY NEWS ITEMS
"iealitd From Our Exchanges and other
Sources

(
,'4e ~ 'iiai city Oh lhe evening 81
1lie IN instant.
George Evans one Of The foraman
on tie Continental mine >sxs that
the road Is now opened Ia liz nine
but will require raustdarahle -etaneh.
!ii3 20 make i SerNicao.e.
There is a rumar Ia tho offact t,,.,4
/ Post Fails i 10 have = nanor nIl
\ Cottonwnad. which i ~ ,,.,>t ..ca,.
ally used in me manufacture. ~ nan4r
/ is found in abundance uthai loa.,lifv
-, ~ ~, '''s are ',.iAe Aeld Il.
80 ~ y =. = l-.ls"laila 'h9
i'!'''e't'i' II ! q N'st i.''i'tS q
80 nv ~ -i!.iAed ana are
-. '''- ti0 o'0e O'oii " d CON-
''''..''''"H ''i'ie'i'
'1ork % lne telephone line between
/ p. Mares ahd harrison was com
thehcea Ia>t week ~ the Interstate
Telephone Company. II Is expected
That Lhe line viii ba IN operation in
about two months.
H L. Carlton. state lard appraiser.
met with mi,hap At 81. Naries Ias'
Friday, which laid him no for several
days The hotel where ne was stop
ping was icing moved ani vss eie-
vated some distance from tne ground
Exit from tie hotel Vas made II,
means OF a plank vita clp3fs matted
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
Turn In the Lane.

Congressman Gro-yeu1r the closest
man III the honse ~ congress 10 Prt'st.
dent McKiuiey has declared for an ~
come tux, aud nov Representative B'tb-
cock II counsuliug his party wisely
= hen he warns il that the time has
come for tariff reform, reduction aud
read iustment lis the Interest Of fair
trade aud reciprocity, aud u The l;epub-
lican party dues not lead the way the
people Will place in power some other
party that will The fierce opposition
in the ranks Of RepubIicautsm 70 the
proposed ship subsidy gave . hint OF
the trend Of public opinion and the or
erations Of some 81 the highly protected
trusts have intensified popular hostility
to alI duties that seetH 10 be imposed
simply az Is bonus 70 special interests.
The turn 10 the .iane TO Democratic
ductrines has been reached.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
PATRIOTISM ". WORK.

Last summer and fall the newspapers
gave glowing accounts OF the enthn7-
iasm that was being manifested ~
young America for the navy. IN -
Louis 4 large number " boys between
Is and 1s years OF age enlisted and lett
for the coast Kansas City reported .
larger naval enlistment in proportion
to It's population than any other city,
Judging from the news then given out,
there was bargain-cUunter rush V get
into the navy.
Dreams have been shattered Hardly
q week passes when stories are not
printed Of young men who have DESERT
ed from the navy aud are now back
home, sorry that they ever left. These
stories are coming with a regularity
which indicates L general attack Of
hOmesickness.
The reaction Is natural. There II q
charm about the iaurty suit ofthe navy
that Is attractive % youth. The broad
swing Of the sailors walk, the tip OF BIZ
cap, the open throat and the looscness
81 il all make picture that every
healthy American hoy wishes TO tmi
tate. Seen on the streets Of 81. Louis,
the life Of the naval apprentice seem.
Que long dreanI of lazy bravery.
| And 50 there was little difficulty il
| securing enlistments. But, inside ~ {
week. the charm had departed under
the discipline Il the commanding ON
Ger who had 10 put the recruits through
the PAGES. On the training ship, thes'
recruits could not see The attraction 0
scrubbing becHs by the hour. There
was no romance or bravery 10 p0lishin:
brass by the yard. Then, too, u wa
discovered that tile outside world seem
very large when the limit for the ap
prentice was the side Of the ship.
Not 30 very many weeks passed unit
III, lomesick lad sdw that there was :
difference between sea stories and tb
actual work of the service He sat
that what he had believed % be the eg
eryday existence of tile navy was reall
the Thursday afternoon Of Lucky wa
he II he realized that the training pro
cess would he the making Of him. Tn
deserters are those who did not wal
to get the benefit. Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
Another Drought.

Some Of the Australian sheep own
ers are very unfortunate. They had
scarcely recovered from the effects of
the Iast drought that caused q loss Of
nearly three-fourths Of their sheep,
when another superyeues that i even
more threatening than that they have
Just experienced
10 two of the states composing the
Australian federation, there Is said not
10 be vestige Of food for range stock
excepting III narrow strip along the
shore; aud as there il little feeding u
live stock there, the owners bcihg IS
migratory ~ their herds, the results IL
Tremendous loss. Official estimates
already give the loss 10 the number Of
sheep 10 New South Wales 1T 2, 900 900
and il Queensland 100000. This i
about one-third ~ the whole number 10
A australia few months ago. Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
TALK OF RETALIATION.
Alleged Interview With j. Pierpont
Morgan Quoted.

London, May Nv While the German
Austrian proposals for anti-American
combination have not yet assumed any
thing like definite form, the idea is
attracting considerable attention III
Great Britain and on the continent, es-
pecially the latter. where the news
papers have eagerly swallowed an AL
legged interview in which j. Pierpont
Morgan is quoted as declaring that "he
and his associates would not only swamp
British trade, but would paralSze Ger
man competition as we'll"
The reports Of IN Austro-German re-
taliatory movement, therefore, End
much favor among tire continental
newspapers, though there Is little evi-
deuce that it has yet acquired any offic-
ial backing Of a practical character.
The opinion here is that German Of
fetal circles are using the peril oi
American competition a. battle cry
To bring the Agrariaus into line on the
canal bill, and that il il also employed
to emphasize the prolibableae5s Of the
commercial friendship Of Germany and
Russia. "wh0." Il il urged BY the Co
logne Gazette, III they could reach q
commercial understanding, could With
ont the rest Of Europe put such pressure
on America that she would be forced
to accommodate their policy TO that d
the European system
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
THE GREAT POLITICAL
BATTLE OF 1901.

The great political battle Of 1904 can
not be fought until the battle field il
reached. The only thing for the Dem.
ocratic party to do in advance i TO
equip. arm and drill its forces for the
struggle.
TO TIE NEWS IL seems the height Of
folly to take up time in picking up
wasted shells, shots and bullets on the
battle fields Of 1896 aud 1900. They are
rust worn and must be remoldcd 70 be
used again. II il two early 70 form Il
line OF battle for 1901. Let us drill aud
get ready for ii. 10 enter the line now
wouId kill Us with the waiting.
The issues upon which the battle Is to
be fought will be logically Indicated rs
the events between now and that time.
We can not force them FROM the past.
and If wei equipped and drilled At that
time we will put up good fight.
The Idaho Democracy will be review.
and it will be- seen then how ii can
touch elbows and maneuyer before the
public. Hall Democrats will be Dem
ocrats and not feel st liberty to Ms Oh
ut tangents. not to give up 70 personal
considerations or To run OF after sill
o'-the-wirps Of other parties, but will
be true 10 Themselves aud.to The princi-
Piles they favor then they will be given
n position 81 honor In the national
campaign.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
MRS. MCKINLEY NEAR DEATH.
May Pass Away Mt Any Moment Heart
Stimalants Being Applied Presidents
Journey Westward stamped.

The latest news received from San
Francisco relative to the condition Of
the beloved wife OF the president Is TO
the effect that her life hangs by a
thread and that she may die at any
moment.
The president and niece together
with physicians keep constantly at her
bedside. She is having sinking spells
and is very weak.
LIN the matter Of the presidents visit
to Idaho the following telegram from
Secretary Cortelyou TO Governor Hunt
tells that all hone of extending his trip
is abandoned:
.'San Francisco, California, May 10,
Hon. Frank w. Hunt, Governor Idaho:
Your telegram received. Have given
10 the press the following statement:
Mrs. McKiuley's serious Illness eonpels
the president to abandon his proposed
visit to other states to which be had
looked forward with so much pleasure.
As soon as Mrs. Mckinley's health will
permit he will return to Washington
by the most direct route. The presi-
dent appreciates your interest in his
intended visit TO your state and deeply
regrets that he has been compelled to
cancel that part of the trip.
GEO. B. CoRTELYoU. Secretary.
LATER -Telegrams at noon. Friday,
report Mrs Mckinley better.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18

THE sympathy ~ The whole country
Il Wtth President Mckinley today lie
was making the grettest itinerary ever
undertaken by president 1T thr Matt.
cd states aui that has herH eut short
~ the extrcinc Illness III h. brlova,I
siie The latest news 'roul Mrs Ms.
kinney 4 that -hc Is nearing The either
shore and mas rrach 10 wstH few Duore
feeble heart strokes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18

IRIS not reorganization that the Dem
ocratic party wants but d getting TO.
gether' II its members. With eastern
members facing the Atlantic md west.
ern members facing the Pacific and the
middle west aud open space between
them there can he no hope u success
at any election, 10 face about and join
hand. III the open spare should be the
first move before tic coming u 1891. :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18

ENGLANp's enormon. war debt grow
Ing out OF the South African war and
Frances budget calling for s72O, 0OO. 600
for army expenses teach lesson to the
civilized world. These enormous sums
ARE bowling the people under weight
u debt and taxation which must inn
p0yerist them for life time, to say
nothing Of the sacrifice Of the best
youths Of their lands.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18
DAVID 3. mn ana Mark nanna are

DAVID y. HILL aud Mark Hanna are
In the public eye iOr nomination Tor
president in 1901. The nominating con.
veBtion il three years away bit three
Years are but short bridge over the
river Of time a. sc measure space and
tine III this fact age. t'p"ks say they
arr barely through with one menl be-
fore they begin Oh tile next, ana So 70
politics, before we are through with
the count 81 one elertion W. take ~
candidates for thu neat one which nj.
tDfts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-18

Most women with female week.-mrs..
suffer dreadfuIly from piles 10 addition
% their other pnin. They may be cu,.
ed ~ using t.Al'IEt9.s BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT. Price, 20 GEM. n
bottles, tubes ID tents III sWlt Il O..