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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-07-25

the decoration of the Assembly room
of the new High school building. The
study has oeen ancient and modern
composers with musical illustrations
from their works given at the weekly
meetings.
A club of which its members are
very fond is unique in that 1t has
neither constitution, laws nor elec-
tions, and but one officer who is also
its founder. The Dickens Club was
born at "Graydene" in January. 1892,
and of its twelve charter members
seven still remain.
1t is solely a pleasure club, one
member reading aloud, while the rest
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-07-25

bids fair to become one OF the most
progressive clubs OF the city. Formed
two years ago, the time seeming ripe
for such an organization owing to the
rapid growth OF the city, about nfty
enthusiastic women signed It's conBti'
tuition. II Is divided into three de
partments-Art and Literature. Music
and Home and Education--each de-
partment holding two meetings dur.
ing the month. Last year the former
studied Cathedral Architecture ana
the history connected with the various
the present century, and it's iicshly
Joys. studied Che noble art OF cook.
cry. and ate their own culinary pro
duCtions with the upmost temcrity.
AS an evidence of their success Il IL
to be noted that this department still
retains It's original number ana its
members are on friendly terms. Unit
ing with the Friends In Council and
Wednesday Musical, the Woman's
Club Is also Interested In schol decor.
alton and is also preparing a juvenile
travelling library for the State FED.
Grafton.
The Progress Club was organized
last fall among the public school
teachers. very successful part OF
their work. and which also gave great
pleasure TO their friends, was the Civ.
ing OF n parlor dramatization OF Mira.
GaskellB Crawford"
CThis paper was prepared for The
Record by Mrs. T NJ Harding. PreBi-
dent OF the State Federation OF Wo-
mems ClubsO
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-07-25

son and in the following year Detted
81 900 from her crop. The other agri-
cultural products yield equally good
results. Alfalfa has a natural home
here and gives good returns. While
your fruit is coming into bearing, and
even after 1t is in bearing. an alfalfa
patch is a good standby. Three crops
a year can be gathered yielding from
one to three tons per acre at each
cutting. The growth of this crop is
shown this year on Valley Farm.
owned by Mr.. Steinmeier. where the
first crop of alfalfa was up to his
shoulders. Clover, wheat, oats, corn,
timothy and potatoes find the condi-
tions best suited to their growth.
Having shown the products of this
section we now turn to the market,
which is an important feature. The
local market is large one, while the
mining camps of Cripple Creek, Lead
Vile and the San Juan are constant
buyers. Enough of vegetables and
small fruits is not yet grown to salts
fy the demand in these markets. The
large fruits are sent to the same
places and the surplus shipped to Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
Kansas towns.
To sum up Canon City lands are AL
shat is claimed for them. the market
is ready and the prices are good. To
the man who is content to labor there
Is a big reward and 1t only needs one
visit to prove that in this section you
can have a home. and a business
where you have all the comforts of a
cultured community for yourself and
family. More, man or woman cannot
hope for.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-07-25

tndt are likely u De lldue upon thtlh.
Products of the Soil.
The man who contemplates farming
or fruit growing in this vicinity has
to at once face the fact in his cal
cularions that five or ten acres Of land
here will yield more than 160 in Ne
braska or in most of the Eastern
states. With soil rich in fertilizins
qualities, climate that gives maxi
mum amount of sunshine and water
at his command the man who fails to
make a competency can only blame
himself. The farms around Canon
vary from one-half an acre up. Many
devote their energies to market gar
dening, so managing their land that
there is not a month in the year that
they are not sending vegetables to
market This class of work demands
pretty constant work. but the results
Justify it for an Industrious man can
make from $500 to $1,000 per acre.
Should the reader be skeptical on this
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-07-25

listen and keep their fingers busy with
the needle, and in this way the read
ing of all Dickens published works
has been completed. and next fall the
club Will Uegin re-reading them. So
far as is known by its members II is
the only purely Dickens Club in the
country. with the exception of the All
Around Dickens Club OF Boston. The
latter, with which the Canon club has
had pleasant correspondence. has the
honor of having enrolled on it's mem
bership list the names OF two OF
Charles Dickens children. A very
pleasant feature of the Dickens Club
Is the annual observance OF his birth.
day. Its members delight In this way
TO honor the mighty Master" who
has left on Actions page 80 great a
character as that of Sidney Carton"
The woman's Canon's only depart
ment club. though yet in it's infancy.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-07-25

or any other statement in this article
he has only to come here and 1t will
be proved to him. Fruit growing is
an attractive occupation for many, and
on all sides you see the most flourish
ing orchards whose trees are bending
to almost breaking point, in fact they
have to be supported, with the most
luscious fruit that is permitted to
growo n the face of the globe, Some
devote their attention to small fruits,
for the strawberry, raspberry, etc,
yield abundantly. A peculiar thing
about the strawberry in this section
is that two crops can be gathered,
one in the spring and another in Sep
tember and October. The results in
this line are remarkable. Some years
George E. Colgate marketed 7,484
boxes from one acre, while still
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-07
Observation-Disclosures.

Ssnrp u. Collier u. u. seaen Bcorae
%. Smith u. ". 5beilung angeoro-
net.
5arrp u. 6amlin aeaen 2aura 0am@
lin. Gheiheiollna betpillist.
Oaniel Boie II. VI. aeaen Jrantl:n
g. Ypie ii. u. Yerfauf beifdtiat.
9oam 8. Cor aeqen Mnna s. gor.
gbeibeioung bemilligt.
Gbnrles guraeB ourb Warearet
guraeB aeaen 9bonas $. grannan u.
q. yuf Goif,n oes aldaers faIIen ae=
loHen.
Senrn u. gollier Ii. w.. eeaen Geo.
W. 5nlitb u. q. 0ertauf aneeorbnet.
Sic gitisens Mationalbant bon Stem
Bbilabelpbia aeeen @bas. Rebler II. q.
Jallen gelalIen inc Soften be3ablt.
Gberman Or. Matlaf geeen Wm. g.
Matlaf II. u. Wertanf belfdiiat.
Margaret O.. S'Donnea eegen We=
lilla beans u. u. Sic Mnaetlaaten
muBten ei1en beitrittenen Beiibtitel auf-
9ebsn.
q. s. Mntbonp aeeen Sobn War-
oea. Sem Rldaer tpuroen $l0.67 3u-
aeiproden.
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Observation-Disclosures

H. Bruce 3utapern gora y. Slim
ger, beioe bon Strab5urg.
Sanes 3. Grline. Glebelano. Moella
Waritler. etraBburg.
Denrp S. Berfibire 80 2inea S. Mlton,
beioe bon Gilinpre.
gouaro 8. Seed. Brilliant, o.,
{ Gona Cana ubribspi1e.
Nlbin 3apino @uiiepina 8llintai
nes, bei0e bon @oiben.
Robert Carpenter, Denniion, @leba
6urgeipn, Union 3p.
gonarb 8. 9paIon, Gtonecreef, -
emma 9. gDineeier, Gagerspille.
@Iellen BieB, Sugarcreet Siabella
Dabn, Baltic.
2eni5 0uprih. Baltic gla Nora
Stt, BUDS 5p.
3bomas &enifer, Barnbill, Mbela
gBeaner, 9enniIon.
@arlO Campo Maoele gonconi, bei=
be bpfl GoIben.
SaeDb 6. Donen Warp 8. Gbnei=
Der, beioe BON StraBburg
Soiepb u. Weigano @lara Granb,
beioe BON Canal Tober.
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0ettcrb en-

Nm 90. sSebrnor In Nsm pbilabsl-
pbia Mitims NantD Nnn 6rslp I'M Utter
ppn IA ssSobren. sic binterl1bt Iieben
Rinbcr. brsi G6bne nnD pisrlosrbslrd-
tbete 16hter.
glm liz. SSebrudr in Baltic Wiiipe
Waraaret 0aas i'm Hitter bDla so .sSabs
rem an elmer 2un0enentaim0lltl1. Die
Derlforbene toar aus Dentidionb ee=
biirtia uno tam I'M utter uQn l6 Sab.
rem init ihren Gltern nod oieism
gonntn. sShr Batter, Bhilip Siilaen.
bauer. lieB iih nobs bel Baltic nieoer
|nno bort pobnte iie bel ihren gltsrn.
Ibis lie iid i'm Sabre 1910 nit Better
0aos pereblibte, nit benz lie in aliidli=
der Gbe Iebte. bis I'M Sabre 1862 Der
5oo benIelben non ibrsr Geite rafTte.1
Sic mar Die Mntter poE fieben Rinbern.
|pon lpelhen feds iie iiberIsben, ndmlid
Griebrih 0aos, 6rau Gatharina gap=
bel in Baltic, ssrdn Gliiabeth Ouprih
|uno Trau Carolina Geibel in Canton.
Trau Waraaretb gHeinaart IN GiamL
ssa. uno 5rau Marp Mapforth BON
gBilmot. o. Nuberbern hjnterldBt Die
Verltorbene nod Is GroBtinoer uno IL
llrenfei.
Nm %. Ssebrudr in Wopne Gonn.
|Ihip MiIliam Sled i'm Utter bon 50
Sabren. @or mebreren Sabreil Iiel Der
Werlforbene ppn einenl Denbpben ber=
nrier uno hat lih pon ben 0olgen oie=
| ies 6alles nislnals adnalih erbolt.
glm 81. Tebruar in Genniiou 9r.
R. 30. Misner I'M Mlter bon 84 sSab=
r,n. Ser @eritorbene mar trob ieines
hoten Nlters bis Dor ipeniaen Wonaten
in ieinem YsruIe als @3abuarst tbdtia.
YIN 81, Sebruor in glem pbilaoel=
phio Nelion W. gbriltp i,n N.ter bon
l67 sahren. Ser Yerliosbelle mar Elm
Geteran bes 9iiraerfrieaes unb eill
Wiiiglieb oes 81. Ohio Ieaime,lts. gr
bintertdBt cine @itttue, 5luei G0bne uno
pier 3Ddlter.
| Nm l. Wdya in Susearatpas Trau
ssaeob Barr on Den Golgen eines
Sblasfluiles.
Sim 2. Didr3 in ganol Doper
nod lanajdbri9er Rrantbeit 6rau
2ouiIa 2abm, aeb. Graner. Gle mar
in eriter @be nit 0enrp 8inther per=
heirathet uno perebelidte iich nath oei=
len Nbleben nit >Bhilip 2abm. sic
binieridBt smei eDbne uno cine Sohter
aus eriter uno cine 5ofter aus smeiter
gbe. Die geerbiguna fano am Mun=
tag auf 0em Srieobof Der ct. Soiepbs
8emeirbe in Dorer itatt.
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Eambbeit fann nidst scbciIt perten tMrt, los
faIe Applifatipneu neil ne ben franfeu 9beI bes oh.
res nidbf erreihen fDuuen Sc glebt MIR einen 9ege
bic Iaubbeit au frren nnb ber lit Dur conftitnttp.
Mens psiimltiel aanpgeu tUiIS Dntu eHsH eni5nhoes
en Rhbrt pernrfat Wenn bieie 9fbbre iidb entsiin-
bet babt s5br enen rnmpelnbeu Son pber iinpolfom.
menes 9ehbr uub ipenn lie gans ge6loen tit erfolat
9anbhett linb penn bic Gnsiinbung nit geboben unb
biee HDbre ieber in thren 9ehbrtgtn Safanb pereBt
peroen fann pirb oas Seb6r fur iInnler arftbr pers
ben neMn Sde unter 5ebn iinb burb Ratarrb perirs
iadt melder nibts als elm entaInbeter 3uftanb Der
fhleimigen GberfIGfen lit.
gDir wolen .inbunbert Dbnars fir ebeu (bnrdp ssa-
tarrb pernriaten) sSaI ppn 3aubbet 9eben. ben lur
nibt bur9 Ginnebmen bon 9aHs Ratarrb Ssnr beilen
fbunen. 2aBt Sud un,ipnit Gireuiare ton,men.
8. 8. &beuep & s o.. 9olebp. s..
~ Berfonft BON alien MpDtheferu. rs GentS.
pans s5amilieu.spilen inb bic beiten.
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iSamiIie. bersn Na,nsll 10 lana ols tiltQ.
lid lebeinl 9ehaIten luerben foo. cine
aliidlibe. iparme Qlilfnobme gtfunben.
Derr S5ro3sr bat iichers Nodridt. tusv
Die Mutter beS Qnobeu il.
Sin utlaliidstnil folgt bier idnell auf
Den 0noerll uiio IN ben ineilfen Jdnen
| Hno Die Gpfer benz 9oOe nerfnfIen. So
bdbsa ipis asssAe bhsu!e suieeer Dc,, essesn
Itranriaen llnTall sn berinttn. pelher
| lih am leBten Dlontog Nahnitt0a i'm
Martin Nlod 90. 1913 an Giio-Marit.
StraBe ereiQneie. Cine Deuifhe Grdn,
Nnmsns Marp 3OrSnomsfp, etspa 46l
Sabre alt, mar pon SSrau 6. 6. De
putron on0eliellt anr Mufrdumuna ilno
Reiniallna ibrer Wnbn3immer I'M aes
nalnten ylod. l,no flaboem Iie I'M 3irei=
ten GiodiDert fertia mar. beaab lie iid
in bos 8. Gtodwerf. I'M, aud bort auf<
3li pafhen. Nls fie Die Jeniier aebfinet
uno i'm Beariffe mar. hinous3uitei9en,
um oustuenois 5ii maiden, DerIor lie
oas @leihaemidat uifb ifiirste fopfiiber
brei Gtod bod auf bas Bafleinpflo-
TER. no lie bon eiiligen hsrbeigeeiiteil
lgsahbarn. Die ben Saa geieben, NIT
3erbrodenen 8liebsrn uno serldmetter-
| ter 0irnfd,ale aus elmer Blutlahe auf=
aeboben uno in elmer NmbnlanS nod
nem Nultmai 0oipital aebraht ipurbe,
| mo lie cine 5tunoe ip1ier iflrb. Ser
@aite Der Berunaliiften arbeitst in ben
Stabliperten. Das Gbepaar mar fin=
oerloS. Sohn Edber.
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Sta0t Gan i,,t &anOe 9on. .
9. W}drs 1901
Wer.ber yeobahter !!

Wertber yeobadter !
Ssrau 9lliee Waener. bic sanaeflaate
8ranoitifterin BON WaiIillan, lpuroe
lebte Wobe bon @beelina W. 3D. ss,l-
riidaebraht uno liBt iebt i'm Gouutp
8efdnaniB. Sompbl ibre moblbaben-
ben Gltern als au1 ibr @atte babeml lie
als NusaeitoBene ertldrt unO babeH ibr
leoen yeiifano peripeieert.
Gin l6idhriaes Mdohen bon Mlliallce,
Gpa Gid, bic pon einem berbeiratbeten
Wtann Namens Mm.f 5. Gtanlsp per-
fiibrt, uno alsoann BON ibrem Yater,
einem Sngenieur Der g.. s. %. g. s..
gilenbaDn, duBerlf graaiam bebanoelt
muroe, iit iblieBlih auf osllen gerons
|sltaltung nad Dem NrnlenbauIe getraht
moroen. Stanlep bat iid aus BEN
Staube aemabt.
Gin Nlb,iter in Den gor'iben Stein-
briiben bel Wailillon puroe auf BEN
0eilnlpeae BON einem Wegelaeerer ans
gegriffen un0 um lein meniees Wehiel=
geio, taum ST., beraubt.
Sn Der Naht Doln porieen l9ienIiag
ipuroe an @lepelano 9ptnue Die Srau
pon sSranf &oIencroft, ipelbe nit 3lpei
Ginoern allein i'm 9anie i1liei. pl0blih
pDm Gdlafe aufsslbreft uno fano lih
bon einem erfiifenben &auh umfan.
gen, 10 baB lie faum inn etanoe fp0r,
eimas au feben. Oils lie lid erbob, lab
| lie, baB Der Gang i'm Dbern Gtoflpeft
| fbou in bellen Giamnlen ifano. @hnel
eniiblolien elite iie binauf All ibren sipei
Rinbern, bic in tieTem e1lummer la
gen, nno brahte bieielben bic bremen.
De Sreppe hernnter uno flii1tete aus
bem 0auie. N1e nur i'm Naht9enano
in Der arinnigen Gdlte. unb fano lln-
terfunfi in einem Nadbarballle. Die
6eueruebr bate ben Branb in furser
3eit ael0idt. ieooh ridtete bas sseuer
ionDbl am 0auie tpie an ben Mobilien
beoeuien0en Sdaoen an. Der aber
9r0Btentbeils onrh Weriiheruna seoedt
I lit.
Sn Weilspille. am DbiofluB, IieIt Elm
aetuiiier SDbn 4arr IN einem fhOn siem-
lid alien 0a,lie Mnttionsperfdnle llnD
als am leB'en Samifla ipieoer cine
Wsnge Rauflultiger 0sn Gtole beluhte,
brad pl0blid Der morihe GubtDoen
|uno etpa 100 periDnen lfiir3ten IL 5uB
|tief In ben Reller bindb, in Delnem Das
gpa{fpr & SCuf, fipf {fnnh OA,nhcr IA
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Die Grippe foroert ilnnler ncC


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r.,,. f,nf,v ~
Dertan8t glne auIteWIe Dampf-
inal@lne oon 2 YIeIoeIraIs. Napete
AnstunIl in o1eler 1IIee.
Mm DienTfaq Morqen brannte
oas 0aus oon Mnorem Qomt pei
pptApsour9 pohpaHO'a Hseoel.
en- po5f Bon ,uuroen am Gams-
ton Sic Wolt= Office uno elm anqrens
aenOer aroBer QaDen eiilQe11hert. Der
anoerid1tete Ghoben iii beoeutenb.
Der bieIioe Rranfenuerein bat felt
oem Beainn oieies ssabres % neue Mlit-
alieber aufqenommen uuo gsitern Nbenu
fino 6 nele Mpplicationen einqereiht
rpcrben.
Qur 9fhnphsIuno mirh in hieSem
gourtr mie6er einmoi nod 9,l oe-
bohrt, uno smar biesmal auf Der ssarm
BON esames Barter in @lap 5omnibip,
eftua cine Weile nDr6neltlib bon @ils
more.
SIZE srufth6nnIer @ebr Greseio
m,rhen am OlnriI ibr @eSh0ft in
Ma ;sht nm csohu @aurners ols Bor-
bisrttube ben,Ihte qOtol rerleoeu. s.
5ulnoers besiebt Quartiere iiber sam.
Sdlupp's Notwithstanding.
al. moV,.,;..s. i, s5a;, r,,a
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Q" ''"a''' m.m ah;loo,1,h;, mcter In
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tsaf'fI llea anp ole ohoe'ell allaet.aa= y
zen, y M ypHOhl lho $, "s ayoa= -
.aalp; aie lauto's. set at'pti's'
lpthu " fpp h'u' tt'oia''
gSle mir pernehnler. baben Sohn
=. Oetner " 20. oo'l oler ah' Samnaa
o ons ltb'e ulio 5,Nlesu nan e,l,es pet a'ps.e''
ueolneH oes ,sao.es isoo III eoianlOlu'
aa eouMg ae1an,i: MI! aas1aalhe ost
uea' lho Sun! @aie' p,e luoh pe'1anI' y.
maIeH. I'M VanSen nna III, 10y sulOe 'h 0e=
U'u'e Oon lo,uoV pluho.
sSn ben hiehaeil gBalaluertell 1T
ole Nrbeit enollb nieoer in alen Nb-
thellun9en In pollem Bai1a. Gttpa
25O Nrbelter lino belhdftlat uno Die
6hdtiatelt piro. tpie perlautet. FIR Ian.
aefe 3e,l ahoauefn. auW III oen
.sals,petien III eaHai Oooer spuroe bic
aroe'I Ipseoer ahIsenonln'eh.
gbeEn bret Blnt gSaner bon unle=
REM ltdotlld)en yrnnnen auf Dem
Square erForoerli1 'inb, uni ben Durft
eines geirthes gu lOihen. tuie bob be-
lduft l1d9 Der granolhaoenY yeredniln=
gen ilno ein5ulenoen on .Slioor gSeber
IN eanal Soper. uno Der grlte. Der cine
ribtlge Solnng finoet, erbdlt elm pint
HahenpuBer .erIier Site.
Sn Canal Doper ipurbe am Mltt=
mod Nbeno letter Wpche 6arrp Gnapp.
Elm gremier Der Glepelano, Sorain &
Wbeelina Giienbabn. BON einem Frabt=
suas iibertabrelk nno aetootet. Us NOR
Nienanb Nueen5euae oes unfalles, bob
fpire permutbet, oab anapp beim Ser=
abfletterfl bonn Dafe eines Waaens
ansaIltt uno inter Die Rdber ifiirate.
Der @erunaliifte mar ettpa 26 Sabre
alt. perbeirathet uno binterldBt ieine
Witttpe lno sipei 3inoer.
Die an anoerer Stelle ber6ffent=
I'hten Uorauslaaunaen oes Wetter=
propbeten Softer Happen Id5led,t. yon
unaep0bnlih bober Semperatur" at
mdbreno ben lebten 9oaen perteuIeIt
nenta All ipiiren i'm Gsaentbeil, es
NOR bitter folt uno Die Na6t BON
Tffn1fnn mfr yRifftnnf1 tf1nr hip ffiftpffp
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BriefItTtc.

ssiir bic am 2. Mdr3 enbenbe Wo1e
blieben foI9enoe niht refIaniirte Briefe
auf Der bieligen poiiofiice:
Goiparo 6eagier 6annah GbulB
s. ppipafb Carrie Gboip.
WtarttH 9fAxer s.. a. IrtaeD
3sla Hittfe
g. ". Dearborff, g. 9R.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-26
HaysviIIe Hurrahs.

Mr. Coonie Bauer bought gaso-
line collar at kellerville. Coonie
says they are the incest things out.
Mr.. Joseph Weisheit is lovesick
Geo. Baker says he is now hay
ing good old time with Miss Til
lie; he says he has now nobody else
to watch but her.
The dance at Dubois was largely
attended by the Haysville honeys.
Some time ago Coonie Bauer said
he would 60 to San Francisco to be
soldier, and learn how to walk.
We think that's why he bought that
gasoline collar. lie is now an en-
gineer for the Huber Mfg. Co.
Frank Bauer says he would be
much better looking if he hadn't
red hair; that's what his Dwell
sweethearts say.
David Harder has been sick ever
since his little sweetheart left for
Louisville, Ky. He says if he don't
get better soon he will have to send
for her. That's what, DR.. Kelso
told him.
Gene Hoffman was visiting at
Haysville last week; he says, there
are nicer women at Haysville than
At Dubois. He also had bad luck
last Monday morning, falling over a
machine tongue backwards, caus-
ing him stiff leg for day or two.
We wonder what is the trouble
with Miss l.. w. She looks disap-
pointed ever since Saturday.
Four KIDS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-07-26
Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost ia
tai attack o. whooping cough and bron-
chitis," writes Mrs. w. X. Haviland, OF
Armonk, n. y, but, when all other
remedies failed, we saved her life with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. Our niece,
who had consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
and to-day she is perfectly we'll" Des-
perate throat and lung disease yield 10
DR.. King New Discovery as to no other
medicine on earth Infallible for coughs
and colds. SOC. and 81 bottles, guaran-
teed by Martin Friedman. Trial bottles
free. q
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The Same Old Story.

j. A. Kelly relates an experience sim
liar to that which has happened in al
most every nciphboihood in the United
States and has been told and re- told y,
thousands Of others. lie says Last
summer | had an attack of dysentery
and purchased a bottle OF Chamberlain :,
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which used according to directions anc
with entirely satisfactory results. TIL,
trouble was controlled much quicker
than former attacks when used Other
remedies" Mr.. Kelly is we'll known
citizen OF Henderson, n. T.. For sale
by Martin Friedman, druggist.
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DIED, On last Saturday, July 20,
1901. OF consumption. Mrs. MAYME

DIED, On last Saturday, July 20,
1901, Of consumption, Mrs. MAyME
GRAMELspAcHER aged % years, 6
months and 3 days. She WIS the
wife Of Mr.. Gustave Gramelspacher,
and daughter Of the late Frank Son
derman and wife. She was married
with Mr.. Gramelspacher on Oct. II,
1898, and leaves her husband, one
sweet child % months old, and her
mother, and numerous relatives to
keep her memory green till they
shall greet her on the other shore.
The burial took place Tuesday last
at st. Joseph's grave yard, where
she was laid to rest till the resur-
rection morn, when ''the just shall
be raised first y Mrs. Gramel-
spacher was noted for her kindly
and sympathetic disposition, always
ready to sympa.hize with Others,
and relieve distress as far as she
was able. She was sick for some
time, but her care for her child.
husband and others, concealed Ler
condition from her friends a. long
as possible She bore her rfllIc-
tons wit great patience and chris
tan meekness, and died as though
she was Just going to sleep. She
had handsome home, and every
and attention possible, but
it was Of no avail against death
though those VINO saw her in the
handsome casket. surrounded by
flowers, appearing so natural, could
hardly realize that this was death
Rev Father Basil Heusler rendered
a solemn requiem mass in st. JOS
elh's church, for the repose Of her
soul, and thus went home from
earth to heaven probably the most
beautiful Of the young married cir.
Gle in Jasper:
"When power divine in mortal form
flushed with a word the raging It rm,
In soothing accents Jesus said
Lo, it Is l (; be not afraid.
God Gains the tumult and the storm;
He rules he scraph and the worm
No creature is by Him forgot
OF those who know, or know Him not.
And when the last dread hour shall
come.
And shudd'ring nature waits her doom,
This voice shall wake the piors dead. W
Lo, ii il be moi afraid"
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DR.. Geo. Ewing, practicing physician
OF Smiths Grove, Ky, for over thirty
years, writes his personal experience
with Foley Kidney Cure. "For year.
have been greatly bothered with kid
ney trouble and enlarged postrat gland
| used everything known to the pro
fession without relief, until ! was in
duced 10 use Foley's Kidney Cure. Al
ter using three bottles was entirely re-
lieved and cured. | prescribe it now
daily in my practice and heartily recon-
mend its use to all physicians for such
troubles. for can honestly state have
prescribed il in hundreds OF cases viii
perfect success" b. Il. Brannock.
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sfA- Messrs. kuntz and Troxlei
have placed in position a Fairbanks
Il Morse gasoline engine to run
their harness machinery, and when
Mr.. John Troxler gets the fine resi-
dence, he expects to build, on his
handsome lot on Newton street COM
pleted, and gives the young firm
posses sion of the balance of the
house the shop is in, more ma
chinery will be added, and a nun
Der of haLds, end harness manu-
featured for the wholesale trade.
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Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
friends Of NJ. A. IIogarty, of Lexington,
KY, when the, saw he was tuning vel
low. His skin slowly changed color, al
50 his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His
malady was yellow Jaundice. lie was
treated by the best doctors, hut without
benefit Then ha was advised to try
Electric Bitters, the wonderful stomach
and liver remedy, AMI he writes: "After
taking two bottles was wholly cured. I"
A trial proves its matchless merit for all
stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Only
50c. Sold by Martin Friedman, druggist.