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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Wednesday, Dec. Il
One day each month.
Office Hours: ga m. to p. m.
Consultation, Examination and
Advice Free.
DR.. MCDONALD

Is one OF the Greatest Living Special
lists in the treatment of all Chronic
Diseases. His extensive practice and
superior knowledge enables him to
cure every durable disease. All
chronic diseases of the Brain, Spine,
Nerves, Blood, Skim Heart, Lungs,
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels
scientifically and successfully treated.
DIR. MCDONALD'S success in the
| treatment of Female Diseases is simply
marvellous. His treatment makes
sickly women strong, beautiful, and at
tractive. Weak men, old or young,
cured in every case and saved from
life of suffering. Deafness, Rheuma-
tsm and Paralysis cured through his
celebrated Blood and Nerve Remedies
and Essential Oils charged with cleo
tricity. THE DEAF MADE TO
HEAR! THE LAME TO WAKE
Catarrh, Throat and Lung Diseases
cured. DR.. Mcdonald cures Fits and
Nervous Diseases. Eczema and all
Skin Diseases cured.
DR.. MCDONALD has been called the
wizard of the medical profession, be-
cause he reads all diseases AT glance
without asking any questions. Sick
folk, call on DR.. Mcdonald 1t is a
pleasure to meet him. DR.. Mcdonald
never turns the poor from his door.
Consultation Free.
Those unable to call can address
DR.. Donald Mcdonald,
THE SPECIALIST,
WELLINGTON Flats, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Naughty Raindrops.

Some little silver raindrops,
Living in a cloud,
Were growing very selfish
And, oh, 80 very proud
They did not like the world below
And said they wouldn't try
To live in any other place
Than a cloud up in the sky.
They hid The moon. they MD the stars.
They hid the sunshine, too.
And said they'd sail in their little boat
All through the skies OF blue.
But the south wind laughed, ''Hs. hsi'
And shook that soft gray cloud,
And down to earth in frightened shower
Tmbled the raindrops proud.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Speaking About .Rubber NecL..

A surgeon IN Lyons. France. has sun
piled a rubber larynx and CLOTHS for a
patient that works perfectly The
rubber neck has distinct and assured
standing in the world Of medicine. -
New York Press
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
WOMAN AND FASHION


A pretty Httle breakfast coat is
shown In today's illustration. IL is OF
rose pink crepe dc chine plisse made
with surpllce front. II falls loose
and full In front but Is caught IN at
the waist with black velvet ceinture
at the back and sides A short bolero
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28

Having used the word "kick" in ITS
slang sense. little Clarence was taken
to task by his mother.
You shouldn't say that word"
'''fhnt's true, mamma. shouldn't.
It's more up to date TO say knock
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Didn., wnpt IN Ru.,.

Mamma" snid a little fiveyear-o,u
rs his mother was giving him his BATH
'''be sure and wipe me dry so | won't
rust" -Christian Advocate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Bright Tou

Tom Which animal would you choose
for throwing little light on the sub
ject?
Dick What subject?
Tom Any subject.
Dick can't think.
Tom-The tapir Judy.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28

Of alencon lace is worn over this crepe
de chine bodice. II is made in rather
an original style, with pointed fronts.
long sleeves and turned collar revers.
II is daintly ornamented with small
black velvet bows and paste buttons
New York Mail and Express.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Enrs of the sen.nn.

Never have furs been used as much
as they viii be this season Every.
thing Is trimmed with them. and there
will he II wealth Of capes. oollarettes.
stoles and mutfS. while bands Of fur
will Ice used on almost all kinds OF win
ter gowns Fur NUTS are no longer
lined with satin. but with fur and are
large md soft. with "A single beautiful
flower or bunch OF flowers tucked
away In one corner Of them
All wool fleece-lined underwear for
SOC at Friedman's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Repair. TO white House.

In his last monthly report to the war
department Colonel Bingham, the engi-
neer officer In charge Of public build
ings and grounds, showed that In order
to provide accommodations for the
servants in the White House 1t became
necessary to utilize a portion of the
attic which had never before been
used for living purposes. Two new
rooms were constructed In that part of
the building. and to light and ventilate
them II was found necessary to put
dormer windows in the roof. For heat
ing purposes gas stoves will be used.
and gas pipes were run into the rooms
on that account. The rooms were pro-
vided with electric lights and were
furnished with beds and other neces-
sary furniture.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Divorces In the District.

The District OF Columbia ls rapidly
becoming the most popular place In the
United States for mismated couples to
seek separation. Scarcely day passes
that the courts Of Washington are not
asked to grant anywhere from three to
six divorces and In nine cases out Of
ten the applicants are accommodated.
This Is n rather sad commentary upon
the morality OF the nations capital.
But II ls a fact. nevertheless
CARL acHoFIELD.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28

old papers to put under carpets,
&c, at Wilders.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28

The cabinet has a new rule of proce-
dure. 1t used TO be the law that when
that Illustrious body assembled at IL
o'clock on Tuesday and Friday morn
ings business should be taken up at
once But that is not the practice now.
Instead OF getting TO work at once on
the supposedly great questions Of state
the president takes from fifteen to
twenty-five minutes to tell his advisers
the experience be has had with the
gentlemen who have been giving him
hot air" about Offices and schemes
they want him to recommend to con-
gress
The president is a good narrator. and
therefore the first half hour Is unusual
iy interesting. He doesn't tell stories to
illustrate a point be Is making. as Lin
coin did. but tells everything that has
been happening that has Impressed IT.
self upon his mind. His sense Of bu-
NOR is good and the humorous side OF
the pictures that pass before him il not
overlooked.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
High Priced Real Estate.

A lot at the corner OF r and Tenth
streets. which is In the heart of the
best business center. has lately been
sold for what Is said to be the highest
rate ever realized on land In this city
namely. $50 a square foot. equivalent
10 S2.285. 100 an acre or to $1,000 a
trout foot for Main street lots running
back 200 feet to Washington street
The big price was paid by a saloon
keeper Hardly any other business
could stand such rate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28

Trimmed hats to suit all, at NJ. M.
Stones.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
WASHINGTON LETTER
[special Correspondence. ]


Visitors TO the capitol who admire
the beautiful decorative work 10 be
seen In the rotunda and In the corri-
doris, especially In the senate end OF the
building, will find additional interest In
the work Of the artist when they learn
the source OF his inspiration for many
of the female figures that appear In the
designs. The aged artist Brumidi,
whose brush did most OF the most
beautiful OF the decorative work OF the
capitol. married In this city Miss Jen-
ne German. a young lady well known
for her beauty, which has been perpet.
uated In many of the paintings exc
cuted by her husband. Features lit.
tie too we'll rounded TO be thoroughly
classic. black hair. a fair complexion
and blue eyes. together with shapely
form. were the characteristics or Mrs.
Brumidi. She was the third wife OF
the celebrated Italian artist. She was
greatly admired not only for her beau
ty of person. but for her qualities OF
mind. which made her a general ia
yorte here One of the figures In the
ceiling of the rotunda is said TO be an
exact likeness of the artists beautiful
wife, while most OF the figures he
painted in the capitol portray some OF
her characteristics.
The Presidents New Team.
President Roosevelt, who has been
securing the country for pair of high
steppers suited to the needs OF the ex-
ecutive mansion. has found what he
wanted In Baltimore. They are Admi-
raj and General. cherry bay geldings.
FIVE and six years old. sixteen hands
high and weighing about $3.50 pounds.
They are full brothers and were sired
by Abdullah Belmont. by Lakeland Alb
dullah. 35l, by Hambletonian. 10.
Their dam was by Red Archie. Jr, by
Red Archie. The geldings were bred
and reared In Michigan. They make
an extra high class pair, with fine
heads and necks and bold. resolute
way Of going. They are beautifully
hammered. and IL Is safe TO say that no
handsomer pair will be seen In Wash.
ington. The sale was conducted
through A. G. Hurry, foreman of the
executive mansion stables. The horses
were inspected by United States Veter-
mary Inspector Brown.
Reception For CoIeridge-Taylor.
Mr.. S. Coleridge-Ta ylor. the young
Anglo African musical composer OF
London, has written to friends In
Washington OF his purpose to make
visit to this country during the winter
and plans are on foot by the colored
people to entertain him. One of the
purposes In view. II Is said. Is to form
a large chorus of 200 or 800 voices.
have the singers thoroughly drilled In
the production of his masterpiece Of
choral music. "Hawatha," and to give
a public presentation under his direc
ton. 1t is known among musicians
that the colored people Of Washington
have among their number very many
good singers and that they have al
ready done considerable chorus work.
Acting upon the suggestion OF Mr..
Taylors coming and the desire to hon
or him as one of their race, the leading
colored musicians and citizens general
ly have formed a choral society and
have named 1t In Mr.. Coleridge-Tay-
lor's honor.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-28
Dress For Visiting.

This dress is of amadeus colored
cloth and mirror velvet to match. In
The state herald., 1901-01-04
.....1,,. prss s,src.

.ons A, in., winter y lsdy came '.I
,..,'. .,o,. and asked for brand OF
'@s ss.ss s' msa,c,s. tbs, did no. b h's. 30 10
cow" s,"rs." .sy. Mr.. c. H. orand'a, the POP, pop.
,%' "'s, S,ursi., Of Ontario, \. y "sn'
a's. = :. S'..spo,n,sa a1ss ~ aud wanted to aao.
W., '.%., ', cea.1 preparation | eoala recon,
'a.ns' . / said to he, that could freely
,.s"u, a.s",nm.od Ch.mbsrl.'n's Cough RENE ?
u' =. .na Ina, .be could Aa.a bottle o. ,
=. '.nsl, , and after giving It +" fair trial
[ ~. a,a mo-, ,iod, worth tho moosy "
~, S',as "I ..sh m. bottle aud ! would f.'"n'
tho, ,hs pocs pad. In the eoar'o OF |" da, !, .
W.. Wv. , a.. I'D, cam. hack III company WV
,,,sna IN u.ca ot cough IN. iic'pe ar
s.,..I her 10 eu, bottle OF ch'mee
!. .,n,. ,u Cough Remedy. coan'dsr 'ha'
= wv" ,o,,i recommendation for the rom
" ''', ..i. h. 4 II NHh'"'
The state herald., 1901-01-04
The Asgei's BeiA

1, I. .aid, somewhere. at t~'hs"
A src., bell soi,i, swings
Ard ! man may listen and hArxsn
To ,l,s ~ondroas music that r'ns"'
1, he put. from hi. heart. 'hns, eha'"'
All the passion. pain and s''"e'
uear,achs spd weary longing
Tha, ,hrob in tho pul'e of life
lthe ,nrus, from his soul al h''''"'
All thoughts oi wicked Thing.
n, can hear IN tho hoi, twilight
nov tho ,nii OF the angels "hs'
IL. II. look In our hearts. and o's'"'"
Ca. pur-r thoushts enter IN
To a soul II !, b. already 49,,
The DWELLING Of thoughts OF '
H.. ,Leu. l-. Us ponder ii''ie
i., us look in our heart. and N
II Tho ,uiilxh, be,i Of tbs angels
Can ring for you and De' ,,,u,
The state herald., 1901-01-04
$4,000 FOR LETTERS ABOUT SED
pAAI<A

.,oooo FOR LETTERS ABOUT NEb'
RAsKA.
Tn, Burlipg,on Route oilers '"sa ,
-. .,yr.ss,,ne s5oo Tor letters ~h'o"
~ s.n IA used in encouraging Immigration
10 Nebraska. AL. ,cL.,
tn. fir., prir. ,-a round UP nsA. n
,roa any I,urlinetoa Route station u
N.brsska 70 Yello~rtons Park sns
S"m",.,s ~so's.,. TRIP RI through ,h. Park 'nolsd
IN. stag. transportation and i've "n'
nalf dsy' Accommodations a, the ho's,s
ys,,ors,ope Park Association n-N"''
, elOo. 49,. =. D.uy.
The second prise is ticket 10 psn'' ,,
, ,..nc. 10 tho Black HIS, aud w
o c..n-vslus tib. ads.
a par,,sal.rs can he obtained ny sa',' ..
y .ius }. fr.nc's, O. u q" "'
q Route. Omahs, Neo'
The state herald., 1901-01-04

A hitch meeting was held " .ns w. =.
r clkrch IN Hol,oke Monday n'k", ~
.rrd tho old year and ,h. old os0.a
-, Ia .b. new year aud the ns~ e'n .,
Ira. The meeting wss opeu'-
sso I n. and continued ill .i''I ",n .n.
, ,,sh\ Tn. s,,.edsece ~.' eooa oon So,a
!. .,drrk The tact that 1t wsss 'ev 80
:. nisuIA special watch night CIV. Ivy.
=. o,csh was followed IN tho ssiv'oe,.
= !. lrss ,Iarnm cousisied Of sppr'p",ss
"a .ou,.lcrip,ur. residing. = sermon :.
~ ~. pIor and revis Ss Of the ptos'e~'
op ,hlam.u, br.pchss OF church WORN
NV .,,,oh. p.., century read to the sa
s,.acI . member OF the church. he'
smi,bol isr his text, "o'd 's''S =
a'n M INV. ,sd away" liz pr''ch'a :
"; ~ .b,s bon. The services were o' :,
~" nth t.r and the aad'sne" we're ~ :.
'as. az. s..sapra,.r when tue ringing o. ~, :.
W. Wv oburcSll announced that 'hs o." ..' =.
'ss g., and cdry had gone and the Nc" -
and cdry hnd arrived
The state herald., 1901-01-04
New Dry Good 1t shamp's.

NOTICE To wATF CONSUMERS.
Water will be turr of from all taps
on which water chark have nat been
paid on or before thP'h day of JAM.
by order Of the Comply. Iw'll be at
home afte, 4 p. NJ, pre- payments can
bs made. VILLA HcKIssEY, Ast.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

HPsin preparations often fail to re-
lievS indigestion because they can digsst
only hlOuminous foods. There 10 one
prep ration that diges's all classes Of
ioodk bud that is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
1t cubs tie sorst cases Of indigestion,
and gfss instant relief. for u digss,i
wha, Son est.-Chy Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

The stockholders Of the Holyoke
creamery company reosived @ per cent.
dividend on their stsck in December.
That speAks pretty we'll for the patron
age which the creamery is enjoying at
the hands Of the rauchmen. The Holyoke
separator plant has proven great bens.
1it 70 the people.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

William Akin lett Holyoke this
~ for Loveland where he will
mte bis home with his san Robert. He
hs many friends in this county who
wilregrststo see him leave our count '
anfhope to nee him return again. The
III AID will keep him posted GU Phil
iip{nunty news.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Tn. storm Of Sunday ..' ..stbsr 'S" tn.
%s"t..y Sss morning. rh'. .... w., vasie %I AZ
as S. people had TO s.,. IN. 'Sa .a,
.s.' but q soa'. the s.,...s rs '' hi.
b. s'tsI !" !, a,a interfere with our p''''''
Z fall weather.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Jamss Yonna has been dlliua his ioe
houss this week. The cold wsthsr fur
aisbsd him with fine ice on his reservoir
sud-hs nas had II stored m ans eoudi-
tion and will DO bsstsr prepared than
ever before 10 give satisfaction to his
customers.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

can 10, expect 70 live '..s,,,s 'oo., 70 nour'.h
s, .., and sS' III. product. Of tn. a'a as.
:s. :s'' 'sss: do :: est ..'. 's'"" "ss.
blood. ;. ."on s" .. po..'s''. AID the the orr Or.
w.. ",s.s :. sss' "s dong 70 a;' s.p.p., W.
p:...''1n ".s Il Digest. shat yoa s., = 'Ss Dsr..
Cure. Cure. Il, II tho digestive organs 10 pow
The state herald., 1901-01-04
...oo there is . large d'a.n ,", :.

.rb,. season ss.ss is . ..oan ,,,S' and snd lung
.no.s 0''i P,oup. action will '1,s .,....s.. 80.
". s...as .S' ,.,.t :. o.' ,s,,.s m'.S'' upon il
1t: IT s:a :. .s's.. s.s :. and s's ,,sSS. SIs
s :, .au,,.. Pleasant TO ''3''-
Store. ,
The state herald., 1901-01-04

When threatened BY pneumonia OF
,lpy other lung trouble, prompt relief IL
fcesssry, a. It Is dangerous 70 delay.
ve would suggest that One Minute
puRh Cure be taken 60 soon as indica.
4ns Of having taken cold are noticed.
! curss quickly and it's early use pre-.
vSts consu,nptiop.--Cit, Drug Store. I
The state herald., 1901-01-04

~ peter Of hol, ,oks ven. " -
'n''. ''.'s,. 70 ,so h.s . position with '''
| 4 N. ~ thss place.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
ri, THE DEN

A rich lady, cured Of 0s' ",' ''SaS, Nicholson.
no'.. N 'Ss ne, prnw.. gave s,o'o '',. W w y
,".."'' "'oss's The 20, ~ p'9 A %ss r.. s'sAsl.e
,,,a,' rec, Aa'' ~" ,Irb's svero" S"" '''
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Then sesms to bs = dwelling HOUSE
famiuetu Holyoke At present. There
are nanber Of parties IN our town who
cssnot Arcure houses. The y in
-e!cS D l,3a &C sscn:, 'uiy ~ |.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

,,,. u.,,v.l reputation ''' .n,,..
TN Tue ore. aud .liu d"s.'ss 'squ".. 60. n,
plies, ,o,,, S,,,, " Witch HAZEL ss'ss' ... -.
ny ~. m.I,ps ., -.r,nls:. e.uDss,' ss',s
70 s' '.s .s,s .. 70 =. ou'y D'w''s' Save
City Drug store ~.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

The New Yssrs dinner given BY the
ladiss OF the n. Z. church At the home
Of d.. F. NJ Smith o: Holyoke was we'll
pstronizsd. Tho date social 10 the eve.
ming was we'll sttendsd and very pleas.
ant evening wss enjoyed by oil present.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

wANTED-ACTlvElN OF GOOD CHAR.
actcr To deliver and COZ In Colorado for old
established manufactrk wholesale house.
UNU ycar. suro puy. )esy more than ex.
perience required. Ouferoice. any bank ia
any city. Enclose s-l4lres.cd stamped en-.
yelope. Manufacturer} ird Floor. IA Dear.
born b.. Chicaxo. II. ..---I. b.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Rev. s,il,u.n and vile =. o' :, n, ~. NJ. i
.:aa,o "".sa iu IN aol,Ot. Aood., 1,ss' ,n.. ~
.p.o. New Y'''' d''
Holyoke. y
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Tn. storm Sunday :: a',...a n..s ., nolyols
.A. sas' ,S. ss..Sound ~ tran due At no., M.,'Va \.
/, sbou. 2 u. N. did not
| about noon. --
The state herald., 1901-01-04
Cows For Sale.

80 choice COWS 8 to 4 years old broke
to milk, Is head Of good calves, choics
6horthorn bnlI 3 years old. also one
new De Laval Separator. Inquire Of
Geo. Aipsworth, mile west ct Holyoke,
Colo.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Gall 10 snd my samples Of Ladies'
Taiior Made b Goods and ,e.v. ION,
order for . Ts Asds SUIT. A pers,c,
ht guaranteed Nm. Gate.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

.r.. mn, soothing. es.l'as and !. 'I, ~.
septic .pp''c-,,"a .,s., s.,,s s'' i. relieve. =.
WV. ~ %"u" cure. piles. .o'.., eczema ,..,.D ~
Tin a,s~ssss. Beware
| ,,ty Drug Store. -,
The state herald., 1901-01-04

7, has been susass ed that cnn'.S.,
uaun nauns laais. may register before @ the,
.u,s,. Tho young men Who a,' oo%,
eu.s int b.iors closing time cou'e
,. ,S.o sou.ul. ,h. SLATE instead Of os,n. aa'
"h,isId @ TO peep IN a. the window. IAN as'
1T sscsrtaiu II their lady '''e"'
.,a ulide.-s,srl,pg Advocate
The state herald., 1901-01-04

8. 9. werl{us u prosperous ranch.
men of Tire c4ry called at The HERALD
ofnos Ssturd4pd sdsncsd his sub.crip
'ion Tor the AID to Jan. l, 1902.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

For spra.4 swelling ana lsmsn.s. ..
thsrs u notl 20 COED " Chsubsr
lain's Pam l J. Tryit Fur ssls y,
F. X. Nobiet
The state herald., 1901-01-04

rn. L.ai.. society OF s 'os S,e,.
.sss' - ~. ho1. ., xr and a'., .,,ns r,'' jan
'1m.o,s tue So,,n served during the ''s'''
~. h,ch al, are invited
The state herald., 1901-01-04
pErER-JoaNsoN.
s,,se Nenaay Morning.

81 sssde nessss "'
A, ~ pc,.r O, nolyoks, Colo
j.. ID Al M,,,s n. Johnson Of ,ei. e''!'
...,sui In marriage l"'' Mono.'
'.",,,,lo O'Clock NJ the hcmr OF 'ns
,,r,ds,b.r. Mrs. Isabel johnson :,
south lrcss, County JaDs' o'''e''
\ osiciAi AZ. u,,,,.
m.dar,re the st'epdan" IN 'n'
eer,mo'rhe adjustment OF TINS ' mp
; ~ uupp ~s- witnessed by ,.".. 100.
, ,s,,,y ID sucs'.. including '' M,s''
!, n.,,,od I,.,,n Bsa,a Of o''or'
:, ro,,o,hs ceremony an elaeo's'
,.aa,ustis., wa. SERVED Mr. a. ~
M~. p,ot the noon train for on
n. enter. vh.r. they oil spend
IN lev dsn relatives Of the BRIDE.
ed M, Il . locomotive fireman
IN. m. IND the Burlington o" .
70 hIrh,.ps sdus,r,ous aud prom''
.sr. genital ,,uan. The bride -
the a.ush,sr,. i..bsll johnson o' :
Co., r,y. /. l chsrrfo, young ~o.'
rom Mr. Az. Peter sill make V
for bomp a,oke, Colo, The "o'"'
." wresly ~.
ward Az. sa Phillips county
, tne having a,.' Of bis life IN on, q
,hsn !, aud the mo't h'sh'
ocsts. nso,sd ssu Of the county
n.. \ wlsin,suce io the CO
-, and Al, h him hold IN h'n'
y w., W. y.ra. y IN u stranger '"
v'.V '. NJ. p.op,e n's' with a h'",v
10 "" r .'',r'. ,oNl circles of Iic'
''''. .,.um The iinss With hos' "'
's '',..n friends itsbss for p'rsI'
'c"v'-" "a i,srhs, Ne.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

Call and see our Dry aood,. Elan
nsletn and Outing nnsl or any thing
you want in The dryPd line.
W r. Shamp,
The state herald., 1901-01-04

As. Cisit tswry Of Hoiyoke, clio
spent 'svsr'Sys With her psrsnts her,
last vssk.--snt, Neb., sentinel.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

when you c.uoos sleep ,,,,, 70, sou, oo, on,
It. !. hardly nsc''."r, ~ ''n. a.,s a. I. m-
should ,,, n.s ,uS s,u''.,,.,p. , Cough R"sa, "a,
to % s,.. ,,rs . possible. h'' good i''
%as, NV, ..,. BY FIX Scnls' T.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
l children.

.r.r III. cold chilly ~'sa' n.n,ou,
"ro. OIL ,Ss flowers my ce"ps'''"'
IRON ..'.,: ~I' Order Storm s..h nov. no" IL ~
Ao's ~. flowers. su.A'rlsnd Es'p' ~
The state herald., 1901-01-04

o.ors. p,et-r.ou, msl' 70 s90 ao., S Ok.
aod Mr.. ..'',,,.,-d : W, - h. arm =, tn. ''oo'
@ '.", suad., while ~ play Wv"
| ctilaren.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

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The state herald., 1901-01-04

4 sss fl.ur /. the ss.., r.. 'Is m.on,n S
!. ~ !. new new man m I've. bitter 90 o'I =
Il, Inn o,A mills eau. For s''' v
Shamp.
The state herald., 1901-01-04
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e:.s'. s,.. ss. % T. Mitchell I" .s.,.ss, s.. to" Tar
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met. me- and .,oet~.a % = w. w., 'o Of tue .a''
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The state herald., 1901-01-04

Quality sot qusnuiy makes b.
W'sts L'tt ;srly Risers such vsIu.ll.
little liver D'-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

p.A c.nA.'d' e' ,''0"..d "'s. 70 b. IN
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10. -. n. r-o'.ms,'c" o, u, s',s ,@.uasId a,
ed, w..', N :. W, .,,so,acap'.- .--s'e hug A'''
The state herald., 1901-01-04

u,.. Mou,nnys ,.'' ho',ek' .',n, ,",s Mr.
10, H..t,na.. Nco'. TO .,.',.S sn'u" b, tn,
aos',s'' ', o. M They r have many t,''aa' "a ..' !.
uolyop. Who rrare, ss'.
80 laws our little Town
The state herald., 1901-01-04

': J: : 4. ~ ! nov i. to purchase u, ,s., !, o.r-
,o.e .na Tor d~-llinsa !. 'noo the. .'so. 10 d.
m;ar ..,a', would .s . '.i" io's''"e'
's.o,' ~ naildi.s 10 that line.
The state herald., 1901-01-04

All k'nds q p,terns At shamps.
corn 'or ss the Lumber Yard.
auy your drRods u W. r. Shamp.
uood neitsrs sale.-lrw,n Bros.
The q. D. q r4s III. h..,. Fo, ..l.
BY ". r. shamp.
The HxRALD elbr toot N. train
Yesterday for Deny\
Brady and Me- Moe. n. III. bss.
Tor aale BY W. R. ShAp
Buy your windmill pnmp. nina.
wagons asd buseiss on j. McCarty.
w yill pay 80 ct.. io,osu.
Ifw,n Brss.
will1m Lo~ has purcEed the Ryssu
rssident property on souI hill in Hol.
yoke.
RENE Psr the LETT hand Nal At tho
home OF r. and Mrs. Fresn( tbi. eve.
ning.
Gold ~Sthsr Is coming. Nv your
Blsnkstsend Underwear oAW. X.
6hsmp.
To trad RusTtsr u lana ns\ Hol-
YOKE q. r. ELLIS,
1888 sman St.. Springfield BIO.
a. l.. bfs has purchased frok l.
P. Lewis q olyoke . rrs,dsnoe ron.
sr'y in No Ho'yok-.