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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-07-11


6, any age-Governor White,
Victor Waterloo, Scottish Bloom,
Blanche's Bloom, Waterloo Vic.
tor, Spicy Browndale 18th.
Best herd beef class, consist
of one bull and 4 females any age
Red Empress, Spicy of Brown
dale 9th, Waterloo Duchess of
Edna Cd, Bloom Of Browndale
5th.
Best bull any age or breed
Earl of Browndale I'd.
Best COW any age or breed
Red Empress.
DONALD CAMPBELL S AWARDS.
Class No. British draft
horses. Stations 4 years old
and over-McGregor--1st.
Colt 2 years old and under 8
FIRST.
Colt / year old and under g.
first and second.
Brood mare 4 years old and
over-frst and second.
Best colt-firSt.
Class No. 6-Best pair draft
horses or mares in harness
first.
Glass No. 4.-Percheron-Colt
| 9 years old and under 3-frst.
Colt / year old and under 2
first.
Glass No. 9. Sweepstakes
draft horses. stallion on
the grounds any breed or age
and four of his colts.-'sM sMcGre-
gor"- diploma.
Jno. Armstrong took one "a
and 4th prizes for colts. Dave
Sansburn 1st prize for stallion.
Thos. Robinson one 1st and one
Cd prize for all purpose horses.
Butler & Upton two I'd prizes on
short horns. Burt Sinclair Isl
prize for pole team. Jno. Arm.
strong one 1st prize for all pur'
pose animal. T. r. Jones two
1st prize for draft horses. S. T.
Fletc took I'd prize on draft
team, four I'd prizes on short
horns and nine 1st prize on
sheep. N. D. Stewart receiving
1st prize for Percheron stallion.
| At.2:3O Valley City with Moe
in the box tried conclusions with
Cooperstown-to their sorrow.
Moe was a good pitcher-by
streaks, but was considerably
wilder than Bosco the snake
eater. They gathered 9 hits of
Hoar, but made 8 errors, and
only circled the bases 6 times
While Cooperstown II hits
means ii, runs. Neher and A.
Sinclair divided the batting
honors, with 3 hits each. The
star play was Laasten's throw
from deep left, square into catch.
ers hands, catching Hoar.
After the ball game the races
commenced. 1st on program
was pony race. Little Joe winn
ing 1st money, Fleep I'd.
! In the 2:4O races a. P. Ham
mer's julius took 1st money.
Thomas horse from Hope max.
ing I'd.
In. the 2:23 race Wyandotte
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-07-11
took 1st place, Majors Cd.

GOOK ISL pace, MAJORS "a.
At z the balloon made a second
successful ascension, the wind
carrying him further and faster
than on the previous night. He
hit some 8 miles southeast of
town, but up to Saturday even
ing failed to locate his balloon
which prevented his making an
ascension Saturday. This feat
ure was greatly enjoyed by all.
A small audience greeted the
quartette at 9p. M, but Judging
from the faces, they enjoyed the
singing and antics of the darkies.
The bowery people were happy
at being able to realize part of
their anticipation. At 1O:15 the
fireworks came on the scene
much to the delight of the small
boy and in fact every one else.
The display was large and
warned, and also well managed.
Saturday was an ideal day and
in many respects the most sue
cessful one of the week. The
weather was one of N. D.. finest
samples. The ball grounds were
in fair shape, and the track
simply superb. At 1920 the
combination made Sd unsuc-
cessful attempt to take C.'s
scalp. Although coming close
to it and putting up the best
game of the series. Billy Sin
clair offciated for G. and demon
strated that he could pitch. AL
lowing only 5 scattering hits and
striking out Z men among them
the redoubtatle Johnson. Co. S
7hits netted 5 runs, while 2 was
all the Valley could gather.
Whiting was in fine form. but 5
errors behind him was partly the
| l.: r1o.,,,, fo11
At 1870 the races began. The
three gated race was run in two
sections, Butler & Upton's horse
: winning in the 1st division. and
as no better time was made in
|; I'd division, he coralled first
money. The running race was a
peach, Silver Cloud winning by
a narrow margin over Sinclalrs
Tommy, who hadn't a very big
hold on second place. The green
trot was very good-there were
|, six entries. The Sd heat was q
tie between Washburn's horse
and Frank. Frank pulled in win.
ner through Washburn's horse
breaking. There were only two
starters in the free for all
Wyandotte and Majors horse
The first two heats were close
but in the Sd Wyandotte showed
what he could do by coming in
with all kinds of space to spare
in 2::28t. Wyandotte is great
little mover and was well driven
by Jack Flynn.
, The Suwanee River quartette
entertained the people between
races and Judging by the laugh
: ing faces and applause the peo
2 pie thoroughly appreciated the
4 thoughtfulness of the manage
ment in providing this treat fol
them. They certainly did all thai
was in their power to make the oc
casion a success and demonstrat
ed that, when not handicapped by
I the weather, they can put up the
same article of celebration thai
Cooperstown does of ball and
that is out of sight.
We would suggest that
another year the dealers make
: an exhibit of machinery on the
grounds. The machinery on the
: grounds was an Aermotor outfit,
and Hyde's baby" Perhaps il
is well to say that the baby was
branded s.DeLava]" and created
; considerable interest among
l those who realized the import
The daily sentinel., 1901-10-05
SAMUEL N. WHEELER
Attorney -at-Law
GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO
Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Z. Lynch, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator of the estate of James E.
Lynch, late of the county of Mesa and state
of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county court
of Mesa county, at the court house in Grand
Junction at the September term, on the last
Monday in October next, at which time all
persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested TO attend for the
purpose of having same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated this 10th day of September, A. d.
1901.
DANIEL LYNCH,
Administrator
First Publication, Sept. 81.
Last Publication, Oct. 26.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-30
Dakota-nyheter.

Prairiee!dar rasade fora yeckan
emetian jamestown och Bismarck, N.
D., hyarvid 6fver TOO tons no blefvo Ia
gornas rof Elden hade uppkommit
genom vardsloshet. Fran Minot. Por-
tai och andra platser n Dakota hafva
liknande rapporter inlupit. Det sages
att minst SO farmare f0rlorat babe
hem, sk0rd och kreatur. Sa langs man
vet, har intet menniskolif forlorats.
Jernyagsoiycka. I torsdags morse
tornado EFT lokomotiv full fart mot
ett Great Northern-:ag Larimore,
hvarvid 2 at betjeningen dodades och
l sarades. President Hills privata
vagn var med taget, men denna ar
bygd af stal, sd att den icke tog nagon
vidare skada. On icke denna vagn va
rlt och tagit emot .st5ten, hade utan
tvifSel en- stor olyeka intraffat.
Eft sorgiigt jagtresultat. DR. Moore
i Lestervilie, S. D.. var harom dagen
ute pa jagt omnejden af GAINESVILLE,
da han at vada rakade skjuta en- Ii ar
gammal son till s. Lanke. Gossen hade
utan Moores vetskap f0ljt efter ho-
nom, ett skott gick af och trafade
gossen benet sd lila att doktorn for
att radda hans lif amputerade benet.
Fyra timmar derefter afied gossen, DR.
Moore har onskat att malet skall be-
handlas af en- jury.
En- l0nande uppfinning. Elmer Ste
venson, anstald som clerk postkon-
ret Sioux Falls. S. D., har uppfunnit
ett las for att stanga postlador, som
han fatt patent pa. Fora veckan re-
ste han pa uppfordran af regeringen
Canada till Ottawa for att forklara sin
uppfinning infor myndigheterna. Post
verket Washington har beslutat att
ersatta de gamla lasen for breflAdorna
med de nya. Postdepartementet har
gait IL forfattning att lata tillverka
100000 af de nya lasen, hvarfor upp.
finnaren far 25 cents for hvarjs las.
Stallningen har andrats. Under for
rn veckan var vaderleken den NEST
gynsamma for troskning man kunde
6nska sig. Luften var warm och torr
med uppfriskande vindar, hvilka tor
kade upp de sadesstackar, som blifvit
genomblotade af regnet. Eft par yec-
kor till med sadant vader torde vara
nog for att fa storsta dclen afsk0rden
troskad. Den daliga vaderleken forut
har fororsakat en- betydlig skada pa
sadeus qyalitet. men farmarne aro an
da belAtna ON de endast "a tillfalle att
ltroska den minst angripna defen af
den utestaeads sk0rdsh Denna forail
dring az vaderleken har betydfigt an
drat stallningen till det battre, sd att
man hoppas, att N. Dakota skall 81
vinterqvarter under CODA f0rhailan-
den.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-30
WisConsin-nyheter.

Guvern0r La Toilette ar nu sd pass
aterstald fran sin langvariga sjukdom,
att han kunnat upptaga sina embets-
pligter.
Diamantbrollop Trades harom dagen
af mr. och mrs Whiffin Sheboygan.
Paret gifte sig England 154l och kom
hit till landet 1915.
Sockerbetssk5rden ar iuhergad
trakten omkriDg New Richmond och
betorna sandes till betsackersfsb briken
i st. Louis Park, Mimi, sd fort som
vagnar kunna anskaffas.
Sandes till reformskolan. Delmar
Nelson och Mike Bender IL ar, blefvoi
fredags af domaren Brindley j La
Crosse sanda till reformskolan for det
de stulit gods Milwaukee banans ma
gasin.
D6md for f6rfaiskning. James Gee,
en- clerki Washburn blef torsdags
distriktdomstolen domd till Z ars
straffarbete for forfalskning. Det var
andra gangen han blifvit d0md for sa-
dant brott.
En- perIa soppan. john Frederick
La Crosse hade harom dagen den oyan-
liga lyckan att finna en- akta perla en-
portion ostronsoppa, som han holl pa
att fortara 4 Merchants restaurant
derstades. Perlan har ett v;irde af 800.
Stort bssIag. Game warden H. G
Schultz / La Crosse lade isfredags be-
Stag pa icke mindre an 1900 pund fisk,
som transpo-terats med Burlington-
banan. Fisken konfiskerades pa den
grund, att Wisconsin-lagsn sager. att
intet paket med fisk far vaga DIVER 20
pund, SAINT att hvarje paket skall yara
f6rsedt med afsandarens namn och
hemvist.
En- koppargrufva upptackt. Herman
Schultz har upptackt en- vardefnllS
koppargrnfya en- farm narheten al
la Crosse. Eft schakt 20 fot djupt,
gjordes, och man patraifadc da koppar
och silver klippan. Sagjoraes schak-
tet 10 Tot djupere och dh fam man rik
kopparmalm. Af pnnd lnalm erholI
man vid snalining uns rem koppar.
Fyndot torde gifyA nppslag ill en- ny
industri trakton.
Brand till d0ds En- s ar gammal
dotter till r. Lndehian. bcsatt narhe-
ten af Clayton, blot harom dagen
brand till d5as, efter att hafva raddat
Iva s,na systrar fran att blifva ihjel-
branda. LudeElan Lade satt cid ia
graset q EFT falt nArketen af hemmet
och forbialit narne. atl sa dit Bar
men lydia icks, ntan beg AFRO sig till
elSlen, och ycro j stor TARA, sla allsta
sYskern yarskodsss dem och f0rs0kts
radaa dem. 3etta Iyckades, srlcn hoE
blaf sjelf sk lila brand att dc,lon ble
lf1Hasn.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-30
Allmdnna nyheter.

Stor utf6rsei. Vart lands utforsel
under de senaste tolf manaderna Of
versteg med se4o, ,5es. s.9e5 inforseln un-
der samma It'd.
Eft nytt fe.efonkompani, som New
York, Boston och New England kom-
mer att konkurrera med Bellbolaget,
har bildats New York med ett kapi-
tai at bortat "a millioner dollars.
Utgifterna for flottan. Marindepar-
stementet har dagarne publicerat slit
,ntgiftsforslag for mariner FOR det den
30 juni 1903 afslutade fskalaret. De
Eppga till s9s.9lo.9s4 mot 81. 934. $40
! for Diet l0pande aret.
Stor konkurs. Alfred Dodge, !. a. en-
framstaende fabrikant j Dolgeville,
N. T.. mon .nu -bosatt Los Angeles,
Cal. inlemnRde lsrdags ansokan ON
att bifYa f6rklarad konkursmessig.
Tillgangarae uppgifvas till $780,, 1904
och skulderna till 81. .647,o4 ~
duld- och siIfverproduktlonen. I'm
81 ;,
def ioriide5 at uppsogs guio I'LL eGe
yardesaf 81 1881 800 ur grufvorna har i
landet Silfverproduktionen uppgick
undel. samma It'd till s26.O6l. $40. Intet
nrodncarot "a mvcLat af aass. sala
natalie. som Earsnt. statarna
g. - -: .
DoIna TIL ihstlds iange'se. Caieo
foWers, : 9. s1aessekfeeerare ,''se. hen- I
sucay, oieI $ iofdags dond I'LL iiIstids
Iangeise g Tor deiaktlghet mordet pa
ret yacl,te short nppseende Flera i;
domsalen yarande ovinnor omfamnade
och kysste den domde Hans sadyoka.
ter anna boa;,ra nv ratterane.
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,oo @ s, !. nA plss,o -. s.a1' oa.ins
.;s. @ 0 :. l' J, i, o7ss Z va.
~, E ~ : - y, 8 o s a.nes
path ~ - = ..,, ~ eo. ~. log = n'i i,au ,5Ai
So, .,,a a 80 - s.n nos.es, sa. va.
ssjuka. Man har ei kunnat utrona,
hvilken af de manga ratterna det var,
som astadkon den allmanna forgift-
ningen.
En .sa-d ,,.,Sr N;...-a Mrs -, -,
E,denn 7Tarlar i a. AZ sn;r 49, M 49,;
,orsdsos ,,tfar Mo Z. = roc rattan ,.s 81, :,
IA, : nd naIat fnrfs sa;a. ! t;,nas ~. -
.,,,mna ocI, rsaha,s; m - fsrsn..at ,ual,. -
des a -, att So,, ,,n = dsls i, - rsa, .ss.s, a
,skramor. FaIlot, utf0r hvilket tunnan
med slit innehall slungades ar, sasom
val for dc deste torde vara be.rant, 153
fot hogt. 81: B. D
ExrIos,o,, !, !, r,,f,. A., 3. $; !
,,las;a,, tFs : ,a \ -, - - :. ! .
ran so,,, 49, A. Y WI y.r;s,. -.
& .,.a ID. D. a,,s.ss IS $, ). Ae
AZ a. ras,,I,at ~ ssssl = .s n.oa :
h,arva : sara,,a 4 ~ ~ ;nnen 'fssars,
Laass saaas. : -. es., = 30.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
HE eoT soMt here
Slick Sharper Induces Ladies' Here, TO Part
With Tlckers.

sharper who victimized a number
of people in Athens during the early
part of last week. has been identified
as the smooth canvaeser, from the ef-
fectts of whose plausible statements
several unsuspecting persons of this
community were induced to part with
valuable jewelry.
On Monday afternoon there arrived
in Athens man who registered at the
hotel ais ]. Folk and gave his occupa-
tion as a travelling salesman for d
large New York firm, the speciality of
which. was ladies dress patterns. A
fine stock of the latest samples in
dress goods constituted his stock in
trade. With his very innocent APP
pearing pretext he called upon a num-
Der of ladies offering to sell them pat
ters Of the goods at merely a nominal
price. AS the goods were of fine
quality and of low price, Folk dispos-
ed of quite a quantity of the goods
After making the sale he would in
cidentally remark that he had an ar
rangement with a Pittsburg jewellery
store whereby watch which any GUS
toner desired repaired or cleaned
could be so fixed free of charge If the
timepiece we're given into his posses
sion. The mans demeanor and repre-
sentations secured several ladies' con-
fidence and they instrusted their time
pieces in his possession.
On complaint of lady who had de-
livered her watch into his hands the
sharper was arrested by the Athens
police. When searched. Folks pock-
cts were found to contain six ladies
gold watches, receipts. for goods sign
ed by Folk under numerous aliases and
several pawnbroker's tickets on Gin
cinati shops. Two receipts for regis
tered packages, issued by the Marietta
post Office under date of in. IA. were
also found on his person. The pack
ages were consigned to Maud Howard,
whose place of residence was given as
Cincinnati.
But now comes the interesting part
to Marietta people Information was
received several days ago by Officer
Charles Coffman that the above game
had been practiced on two ladies who
live in Wiliamstown. One lady's gold
watch set with diamond and valued
at $55, and another of $25 value were
given into the sharpers care. A mes
sage from Athens stated that a watch
with the name of Emma G. Cook en-
gravei upon it had been found upon
t..e sha.per's person. Officer Coff'
ran Informed the ladies of the cap
ture
The man is being held by the Ath-
ems authorities. Marshal Dye expects
to leave on Monday TO recover the
watches. He especially requests any
one who was victimized by the sharp
er to make known their losses to him
in order that the property may be re-
covered.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

Wanted-Situation as bookkeeper
or salesman; 30 years old; married; Is
years experience; reference. Address,
Q. Parsons. Stockport. o.
Jan. 20 If.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
A BALKY "HOSS"
Is the Source of Trouble Between Two
Citizens.

In Justice McDermott's court
Charles Wagner has filed bill of par
ticulars in which he asks for judgment
against Farley c. Mugrage for the sum
of $40 Wagner claims that on the
10th day of this month he bought a
horse of Mugrage for $40; that Mug
rage represented the horse to be good
animal in every respect. After Wag-
ner had bought the horse
he claimed that he found
that it was weak and infirm in
the fore legs and that it would balk.
sum of $40.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Sales Reported.

The Washington County Savings,
Loan and Building Co. on Saturday re-
ported six sales amounting to $1,000.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Negro Arrested.

On Saturday afternoon a colored
man named Evans Holman was arrest
ed on suspicion of being implicated
in the burglaries going ON in the upper
end of the city; as he could not be
identified 'by Martin Wilson whose
barn was broken open a few evenings
ago he was let 60 Evans states that
he is from Shreveport Louisiana. and
has been in the city but a few days.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
The Marietta Daily Leader.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1901.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points.

MIR and Mrs. H. W. Craig returned
Saturday evening from Cleveland.
Mrs. ]. E. Miller. of Belpre. was
the guest of Marietta friends Saturday
Squire ]. E. Ahlborn Is spending
Sunday at his home near Stanleyville
MIR. Fred Turner left Saturday for
GAINESVILLE to look after business inter
ests in that city.
Jesse Smith. of the Porterfield
schools, was in the city ON a business
errand Saturday.
Ralph Hochstetter left Saturday
for Buffalo to spend some time at his
home in that city.
j. A. Schuler, a prominent mer-
chant of Sharpsburg, was in the city
on business Saturday.
JAS. Devol has returned from Co.
lumbus, where he spent several days
with business affairs.
Charles Buchanan is moving his
drug store from his old quarters to his
fine new brick building.
MIR. L. A. Poutsch. Roadmaster of
the B. & o. S. W., was in the city on
railroad business Saturday.
Miss Anna Mindling returned Sat
urday from Lowell. where she was the
guest of friends and relatives,
MIR. l.. M. Hutchinson. well
known business man of Elk Fork, W.
Va, is in the city for a few days
Miss Gertrude Schofeld. of Cay
wood, went to Parkersburg Saturday
to visit friends for several days.
Miss Nettie Spies, who has been
visiting friends in the city for several
days, returned to Lowell Saturday.
Mrs. Cecil Mason wen to Coolville
yesterday to attend her son, Vern,
who is seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
--Messrs CLYDE Fowler and Harold
Want are exDevtc5 today from Park
ersburg on visit to Marietta friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Murphy spent the
day with her parents on the West Side.
returning to Parkersburg in the even
ing.
Albert Muelheim. an employe at
the Elks home. left yesterday for Co.
lumbus to be gone a short time on
visit.
Prof. Harry B. Hoyt, Principal of
Marietta Academy, went to Ravens
wood yesterday to spend Sunday at
his home.
Mike Iavelle. conductor on the o.
& l.. K, returned to the city yesterday
after spending week ab his home
near Cutler
-(Messrs. c. B. Latchaw and ]. K
Nelson returned Saturday afternoon
from Columbus, where they spent sew
eral days on business.
Howard B. Diltz, private secretary
to w. B. Galtree. left yesterday for
Columbus to spend Sun1uy at his
home in the CAPITAL City.
MIR Chas. Stehle has returned
from Cincinnati, where he has been for
the past week. He was called to that
city by the death and burial of his
mother.
-dannoldi & Hart report the sale
of house and lot on Wayne street for
c. A. Ludey to S. A. West Consider
alton $1,000. Mr., West expects to oc.
cupy his new property at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Sunuers and
children, or Brooklyn, N. Y, who for
the past week have been the guests of
Miss Irene Cooper, Second street, left
today for Belpre, where they will spend
a week before returning home.
The improvement in Mrs. E. A.
Coils condition seems to be steady and
the hope is expressed by the physl-
clans that her CONTEMPLATED journey
to this city in the course of the next
week will not be attended, with SER
ious consequences.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

Dost-Friday afternoon. a ladies'
black leather chatelaine purse contain
ing some money, somewhere on Wash
ington or Third streets between Wash
ington and Putnam school. Finder
please return to Lille Faris, 733
Fourth street and receive reward
jan Off.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Pleasantly Entertained.

Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Sissin pleas
antly entertained ten couples of
young people Friday night. The af-
iair was in the nature of candy
pulling and furnished much pleasure
to those attending. Games and music
were indulged in until late hour,
making the party a decided success.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

Every Short Jacket and Box Coat the Store goes
at exac ly HALF PRICE, The original prices remain in
plain figures Oh the tickets but you buy at just half
Misses and Girls jackets included in this Sale
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wanted-Hustling young man can
make $50 per month and expenses
Permanent position. Experience un
necessary. Write qrlck for particu.
lars. Clark & Co., Fourth and Locust
streets, Philadelphia. Pa.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Weather Forecast.

West Virginia and ohio-Fair and
warmer Sunday with variable winds,
becoming generally southerly fresh on
the lake. Monday, rain or snow prob
able
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

WANTED-Young lady office clerk
some record work-stenographer pre-
ferred but not essential. Address Lock
Box No. 521. City.
Jan. 19-2ts.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
ANNA PRESTON. N. o.
General Practitioner.

N"H"TfI TIttNII1IVIIUT'
SPECIALIZES IN
Female Diseases. Minor Surgery,
Electrics, Massage, Face and Body,
Blemishes and General Cosmetics.
Hours: to D. m.
Office with Drs. Hart & Mcclure.
Dec. 2,-2mo Sun. Wed. Fri.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

WANTED - Ladies' and Gentle
men to introduce the hottest" sell.
Ter on earth. DR.. Whites Electric
Comb. Patented 1899. Agents
are coming money. Cures all forms
OF scalp ailments. headaches. ETC., yet
costs the same as an ordinary comb
Send 80 cents in stamps for samples.
d. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur, Ill.
Dec. 18-3mos.