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The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Not in Dickens Class.

Stuart Robson, who is touring the coun-
try this season in his old Success. THE
Henrietta" playing BERTHE the Lamb
with his wonted clevcrress. tells story
that is interesting. even if It does not
possess all the earmarks OF yeracity
Mr.. Robson and his company did not
play the week before Christmas. follow
ing the custom OF most theatrical organ
izations. The comedian spent his brief
holiday IL New York with his family.
Wandering about a big book concern one
morning, he stopped near the managers
desk when an Irishman entered and ad-
dressing the manager. said:
II see you have sign outside for a
Man WaL,sd;' / guess III take the job. -
Just then the Hiberuian happened to
glance at the wall and there confronting
him huge placard announced:
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

lace. lie is only saved from his ludicrous-
ly pcrilous situation by the arrival on the
scene OF the real Carajolo. who comes to
tiliaya drawn 10y telegram from Teresa,
sent IN Mrs. HoFpings name. saying that
all was forgiven He cxtricates little
Gigg frcm his difficulties by taking his
place in the arena.
The story is brought TO happy termi-
nation by the Strengthening out OF the
sentimental tangles Of Mrs. Hoppings and
Pettifcr, Augustus Traill. and Dora, Sir
Archibald and Nancy. and by Sammy Gige
winning the somewhat coy Susan, who has
followed him from Nillaya to keep him
cut of trouble. with the result of being
herself drawn into the whirl of comicali-
ties.
The company will include Francis VII
son. Melville Ellis, William Blaisdell, Jo-
seph Ccyno. Robert \ Evans. Edward
Gore. W. II. Thomson. William Brod-
crick, Joseph c. FaT. Harry Wallace
George Hall Adele Ritchie. Queenie Vas
sar, Mnude Raymond, Christie Macdonald
Jennie HaWley. Sylvia Lisle Sadie Peters
Marjorie Relyea, and over 100 others.
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Jane Oaker's Rapid Rise.

Jane oaker. leading woman with James
X. Hackett in don Caesars Return is a
St Louis girl. now in the second year of
her stage career who, whether through
the merit Of her work or the smile of
Dame Fortune. finds herself the chief sup
port of one OF Americas foremost stars.
Last season the public suddenly dis
covered that an actress by the name OF
Jane Oaker was a member of the com
pany supporting Kathryn Kidder and
Louis James in their repertoire and too.
that she was keeping both stars busy
looking after their 1aurels. for her work
was said 10 be one Of the distinct features
Of the KidderJames productions. Miss
Oaker's acting with Mr.. HaCkett last week
was excellent. To the character of MARI
tana she lent personal beauty and charm.
while her Interpretation OF the role left
little to be desired. OF the stage Miss
Oaker is very attractive and speaks OF
herself and her work with much reti-
cencs. Although she apparently realizes
the advantages OF her position and the
means through which it was gained, her
sensible little head has not been turned
and her one idea seems to be to achieve
even a greater success than that which
has attended her efforts so far. In chat
ting with representative of The Times
Miss Oaker said:
My stage career has really been SO
very brief that II hasn't had time to bs
interesting. / never did any amateur
work in my life. but cannot remember
the time that didn't think of going on
the stage l had always intended to do
so when the proper time came. which il
did last year in an offer from Miss Kidder
and Mr.. James to join their company. I
made my debut in the role of Hernia in
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" and then
followed parts in Richard III "Pyg-
malion and Galatea." ard "A Modern 81.
Anthony" IN the latter pla7 enacted
the leading role-the one opposite Mr..
James"
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

culIar business methods Of Oscar Ham
merstcin she moved her organization to
Boston for q couple OF weeks. But the
theatregoers OF the Hub have taken most
kindly to "The Way OF the World and
the fashionablss of Boston town have
crowded the fremont Theatre nightly
since the advent OF the Fitch play. and
from present appearances Miss de Wolfe.e
theatrical enterprise Is quite likely to
emulate the brook made famous BY the
poet.
The part OF Nevil. played IN the orig
lnal production OF ''The Way OF the
World" Ia this el.y by Vincent Serrano,
Is now In the hands OF John Mason
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
The Goodwins Coming Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Goodwin. after their
unsuccessful London season, will sail for
America January 4, and on January 20
will commence a tour OF this country.
using when We Were Twenty One"
The bookings will include many cities
OF the kind known in the theatrical world
as zone might stands in which the
Gcodwins have not been seen for q num-
Der of years.
During the tour, in addition to the Es-
mond piece, Madeline Lucette Ryley' S
AN American Citizen" will also be used.
and in the spring new comedy froin the
pen OF an English playwright will be tried
with a view TO It's production In the
larger cities next season.
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Keith's Vaudeville Spectacle.

Keith's new spectacular production will
be presented at Chase's the week begin
ming January c as the central feature Of
a polite vaudeville bill numbering nine
acts. 1t viii be shown in two parts.
The first is called the Pageant of the Ma
tions." and Ia said to be much more
elaborate than when It drew immense
audiences 10 Chases last spring. The
second feature. The Venetian Flcwer
Dance" is. new. AS special attraction
of this dante. Electra has been engaged,
and with graceful corps Of ballet
dancers is expected to heighten the artis-
tic phase OF the affair.
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Academy

the Acauemy Ahla
week. This IS its nrst visit to Washing
ton. and it will no doubt give the best
of satisfaction TO the patrons of this
popular playhouse. 1t is very interest
ing story Of another Confederate maiden
who falls in love with a Federal officer.
The first public production OF ''Winches-
ter" was given at the American Theatre,
New York, last winter, and was very sue
cessful
The plot hinges upon lessons ia telegra-
ply given a Virginia girl by a Massa-
chusetts man when he is prisoner and
convalescing from his Illness. through
which she has nursed him. The knowledge
thus gained she later utilizes for her
struggling people. by tapping the wire
running above her house, between Win
chester and KeTnstown. She thus gains
knowledge OF the plans of movements in
tended for the branches OF the Northern
army campcd at these points, and gives
the information to her brother. a captain
in the Southern forces.
It appears that the girls lover. Major
Kearney, is not liked within his own
ranks, and those who find out the girls
ruse keep silent. in the hope OF shifting
the blame on hearney, ana thus proving
him traitor This is done, and Kearney
is sentenced to be hanged. To save her
lover the girl procures a pass through the
lines, hurries to Kernstown and confesses.
She secures her lovers pardon and rides
back 20 reach him before the execution is
accomplished. She arrives in the nick of
time, after running the gauntlet of bullets
and shooting the villain from his horse.
Margaret May will use the famous
jumping horse Mazeppa in what is
claimed TO be one OF the most sensational
and thrilling episodes ever presented on
the stage. The regular Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday matinees Will be given,
also a special New Year Day matinee.
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Elsie de Wolse's SUCCESS.

When Henry Miller concludes mis- en-
gagement in 'DArcy OF the Guards" Mt
tho Savoy Theatre. New York. he will be
succeeded by Elsie de Wolfe, In Clyde
Fitchs The Way OF the World"
When Miss de Wolfe was compelled to
vacate the Victoria on account OF the pc
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
.I.ittle Johnny Jones"

The four Cohans will next season pre-
sent new musical piece from the pen
of the versatile George Conan. 1t will be
called Little Johnny Jones'" and. accord
ing to Mr.. Cohan. will be more am
bilious effort than anything he has yet
done.
The company will be considerably
larger than this seasons COhan organiza-
tion, and the management will try to
come nearer to the regulation Casino pro-
duction than is THE Governors Son"
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

Aubrey B0uclcault. Thomas Wise. recent
ly seen here in Are You Mason and
n dozen or more other players OF like
ability.
IT we decide to Try the plan shall
Immediately commence TO engage players
for the season. which will be insugurated
about the first week in May and continue
for eight OF ten weeks"
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Bijou


R1iOI1 tion that has been pre-
sented on the vaudeville
stage this season is the
Madison Square Bicycle Whirl. which
Manager schlesinger. of the Biiou The
aire, has been fortunate enough to secure
for his patrons this week. This 'whirl-
wind bicycle race on q miniature track
has evoked great enthusiasm wherever it
has thus far been presented. For the en-
gagement Of this act for the Bijou this
week the management has secured the
services Of two such noted riders as john
ny Lawson. known in the wheeling
world as the terrible Swede," and Lester
Wilson. the crack rider who finished
second in the recent six days race at the
Madison Square Garden, New York City.
The patrons OF the Biiou will thus en-
JOY two Of he leading riders of the country
and not inexperienced racers. dash!ng
around at breaknecR speed On the bowl
shaped track which Will occupy but one
half Of tho Bijou stage. 1t is an act that
is difficult to describe ana must have been
seen to really comprehend the dangers it
brings to the daring Whcelmen VINO give
the exhibition.
Not content with providing such a big
headline feature, the Bijou bill will also
include the popular Bonnie Thornton. who
sings the very latest songs in her own
inimitable manner, and to the great de-
light cf the audiences.
Others who viii contribute to the
vaudeville part Of the programme will be
Williams and Adams. who will offer a
Low knockabout act. Sam. J. Adams. who
viii furnish monclogue that Is said TO
be better than most of its kind Palfrey
and Hilton. comedy cyclists; Harrington
and Martell and the Ryders. with their
amusing troupe of performing monkeys.
The regular stock burlesque company
will provide 4 burlesqus that will engage
the services OF Dave Lewis, Bert Leslie
John p. Rodgers. Matt Kennedy. Al. Cam
eron, Nellie V. Nichols, Susie Rocamora,
Grace Spencer. Hattie Hilton. Rita
knight, and the other fayorites of the or
ganization.
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Ladies' Matinee Popular.

The attendance at the special ladies'
matinee given at The Biiou Theatre Fri
day afternoon was so large that the man
agcment has decided 10 continue the plan
OF giving Friday afternoon performances
for the entertainment OF the women OF
Washington who care for buriesque and
refined vaudeville as presented at the
Bij0u. Al these ladies' natinecs smoking
Will DO prohibited
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Blanche Bates Recovery.

Blanche Bates many Washington
friends will be glad to hear of her re-
covcry from the attack Of typhoid which
threatened her life few months ago and
which brought the tour OF the Under Two
Flags" company to a sudden termination.
Miss Bates last week returned to New
York from a Southern resort, almost com
plctely veil and anxious to resume her
theatrical labors. "Under Two Flags"
will soon be sent out again with Miss
Bates in her original role of Cigarette,
and Eugene Ormonde, of last vars La
fayettc stock company. as leading man
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Lafayette

IaNtndeI, Uy
the Bellows stool; company at the Lafay-
cite this week should prove one OF the
best things this company has yet given
Although sweet Lavender" was enc OF
Pinero's earliest efforts. it will doubtless
always rank as one OF his best. In story.
theme. and plot the play is entirely dis
similar from his more recent contribu-
tions TO stage literature. There is moth
ing suggestive in it. Its humor is pure
and wholesome and though essentially a
comedy it tells a strong dramatic story
which maintains the interest from the be-
ginning 10 the end. Its character sketches
arc particularly effective.
The title role in Sweet Lavender" has
The Washington times., 1901-12-29
Dickens Works This Week for si.9G.

The applicant for the lob" studied the
sign for a full moment. and then. turning
to the manager, said, in tones of deep
disgust:
"Oh, he docs. does hcG We'll. I'll not
away.
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

There is fun all
the time in Foxy
Quillcr." the sue
rnrrfnI nn knNnn
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

Another war play,
winchester. " Will
be the attraction at
fhe Academy this
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

The revival Of
PineTo's com
edy, - 5 " c C I
4 .ar.nTnr Iw
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

II IL be true that
theatregoeTs like TO
be thrilled, then
Chase's this week
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

At the Lyceum
Theatre this week
the attraction will
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

The one great sensa-
tion that has been pre-
sented on the vaudeville
s,ape tbIs season is the
The Washington times., 1901-12-29

Francis Wilson
and an extraordi-
narily large COM
many. numbering
The state herald., 1901-05-31
Usnnissasasr's Prseseainss.
Holyeks Cello, Nay 96, 1901.

doiyoke Celo, Nay 70, lSVl.
Besrd net upsa SPECIAL call
present Fred Borland chairman, L. p
Foster and r. 4. Petersen eemmissien-
~ and r. N. White clerk.
Board took up the matter os the osun-
y bsad iatsrsst oass. The county A.
tsensy presented . oonnuuicatiea to
We bsssd from Wslcett 4 vails setsr.
asys fss The B. I n. RAILWAY o., whore.
y thsy s6srsd 70 eospsrats with Phillips
sssaty II ~ sRoet 10 dsesst the aetioa
10 rsssvss the interest o. susstandisg
Phillips county bssds u IL the dstsnss
oe ny suit brought ssaiast Philliss
eouaay bssds provided Tie eosaty Il
PAallips bear Ne essst costs sad sthss
ezpsasss nsssssssiay involved b the
49, = ~ - ~ = ns1isa ~
Sbsys prsDsat,os W. sssSps ~ ~ ~
board sf osaaissiossss a PAiliips esun.
~. provided that The sbovs named at.
tsr,sys, Woloett 1 vsils, agrss 10 make
Nc charge now OF hereafter ior attorneys
Ices against rAilnps county for their
services in these casss. The abevs
motion carried.
Board adjourned 10 meet June 8, 1901
q at call Of county clerk.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Dsssssttea day vss ossssvsd By ~
propFiats services st the Holyoks Csms-
tssy usdse ~ direction ei the Hslyeks
Post. A. sbsat II 4. n. sAs proessIiea
Iced b. The aolysks oornst bssA IL .
esavsy.sss iellsvsd by tbs msabsss sf
The Post also In . eosvsyasss formed %
Istsr Oossa Avsaus ed proceeded 70
tbs Csmstsfy. Afssr The fssnsl szss-
cisss Of ths Psst, ~ nsnbsss 4 ths
Post dsoseaasd TIE graves d thsss fallen
ssoraass. Rev. Smith delivered Ne ~.
drsn u W. aay II veil oAsssa vssas.
Hi talk - sssssadly shsss = hi
sudss.ss vsss stssd,sg u W. spsa OR
asd b. did ~ dssiss - t,rs thso. A.
tAs CLOSE q the sAdssss Rev. Tats rod
~ sppssSr,sts psssaes 4 Scripture nd
s6srsd . prayer. The day vH vssy
pleasant Osos mere ~ people Il eur
nstioa have turned aaids from ths tusy
earss 4 life 70 psy tribute - W. mes
living ssd dsaA sho, II The day ss ouI
sstisss psnl. plsssd their lives spos tbs
altar ee their country. II 70 fitting that
~ shsuld do %, Dot tAas vs can By -
dsiss odd ssytAiss 70 the homer that
Aistssy has slsssAy sttsshsd 70 this
sebIs ~ 4 tAsss bssvs nss. bat fasAss
thss ~ riding eeoseattsss asy - ~
pessssd With the grave responsibilities
resting upsa then 10 naks or sssisssl
life ssd growth worthy 4 The great 80
rifies which vss eesr~A - for II.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Ass. ". r. NsC1lleHsh AisA st ~
Hsns il aslysks q Thursaay Nay 80.
tsso - - - ~ ~ vsss healah
IT. ssos tos. TIE lssssN ssestses
vers conducted from Tie hoas tsday,
Rev. Parker prsachisg The sssmsa. We
VIII pablish sn obituary ssxt week.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

WAITED: Active mes 70 dslivss sd
oslIsct: No csnvassips. Salary e800.0
per year. Estrs commissions. Rsfsr.
ssess and security required. Addrsss q.
p. Rsas, MaasGsr, Sterling, Oolsr Boz
3s6
The state herald., 1901-05-31
STRAYED.

6tssysd from my ranch N Phillips
osunty ens bay mare. one sorrsl mare
and one rsan psny oil branded quarter
sirois seven on LETT shoulder and also
tvs black shoats enc SOW and barrow.
@. D, SaRINER.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Nra Z,nasenaa ssA 90 Ray lsit
8Slysks Tie asss It Ne week. They
will vitasss tks osmnsaosasat sxsF-
oisss 4 ths 6tsts Normal d Grsslsy
issn Which her brother Chs. Nssdhan
grsdustss and will 20 trea there ts
Boulder y attend The Univsrsity osa-
nsocsmsnt and ~ her husband sscsive
biz shssp skin - fullAsdeed lawyer.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

FrsssAi.s sssuess v,ll " held at ell
It tie churches II Hslysks next Sunday
nse.ing saa evening at the usual hssS
bat No sunday 6ohssl, EpvurtA League
q Christian EnAssvss services vill -
held.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Thsrs viii b . pAsasgrsph sad ki,ss.
sssspe entertainment st The n. 3.
church % Friday svsaiss. Juas :. A.
aissioa -. . asd % ossts. Ttis = -
4spids." but 'adsessd By ministers ssd
We press wherever given.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

stis sasssssss vlil FssAiiy disappear
y usiag DsWists Witch Asrsi Ssivs.
Lock cut Tor esun.srss,ts. II ysu ~
Dsw,tts ysu oil sst Gssd rsssln. u
u the quick SD positive core ios piles.
-Ciiy Drug Utsrs.
The state herald., 1901-05-31
CARD OF THANKS,

We v,sh to express eur sincere thanks
b al whe - kindly sssistsd u during
the ilIasss and dssth q our beloved ut.
tie son.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1eo. G, Mason.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

DsWitsS Little Esrly hssss search
the Fsnoisst parts Of sbV bswsls and rs-
sovs the impurities speedily With no
Aiseseiert. They srs sasisus for their
efficacy rrsy 70 isss nesrr v''rs.-
City Drag Store
The state herald., 1901-05-31

r q. LaasSsra tsek his wife nd
dssghsss from Hslysks oat u BIZ Fsseh
less week ed thsy Will nsks their bsns
- ~ ruash till ~ opssiss Il the fail
tssn Of sehssl whss they vili return -
0slyeks.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Cattle Nd hsssss srs dstag nssiy %
~ ssass nov. he ssddsa Istsisg %
q fse y lisbls " b followed Nth blsek.
lsg saess ysuss ssttls ssA u oil bs
wiss 70 nsks uss u ths best methods lcr
preventing bed rssvlss from this A,ssass.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

WANTED ACTIVE MAN 0r .GOs!D CHAR,
srtsr 10 dsliv~s and colleet In CoScsazo fos Old
0UD ! yrsr, surs Iay. noorsty msrv than a.
i.ssisaos required. bur svtsrsnos. any hAak In
any elty. knoloss sslf-sddssessd STAMPED ca'
yeIops. n.nufaetursss.:f Third tioos. - Dsas-
bsm ~. Chioaae.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

WANTED. Capable. Feliabis psssoa In svssy
eeu.y % rsprsssat large oo@pssy of solid D.
nsnciai rvputa,ion ~ sAiary pei rear. payshis
vsskly, . pss dag sbsoiussly snrs and all ss-
pensss; straight. buea-eds, deaaiss SALARY. 70
eommissioa; Salary paid each Bstoriay and e1-
psoss mossy advsncsd rsoh vssk. DTANDARD
HOUSE, ~ DrAlsosx ST.. CHIeAao.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Yes sss nsss nsss lisbls " dtsssss
vhsa ysvs hsss ~ bsWs,s u ~ ~
properly. Dswttss iAstis Easiy Rissrs
romovo the caueo Of dissarc.--Cit, Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-05-31
ANNUAL MEETING, GERMAN
BAPTISr0.
Lincoln, Nay M.3l.

Half rates 10 Lisesla frsm Ill psints
On the y. = u. 4. X 6sllins dstss: Nay
24.3l from stations within l6o miles q
Lincoln. Nay z3-T from stations more
than LEO ailss from Linools. The meet
inS will ~ held % the 6tats Fair
Groands st Lisosin, which are slsas.
side the Burlington's tracks. J. Francis
0sasral Passenger Agent. Omahs, Nsb
The state herald., 1901-05-31

The 1slysks trustees recently vssssd
~ sediassos proh,blt,AG say psfsso
erso ksseisg nsss thas esus Nod q
ssseis visAis eAs eospsssss liails q
AolyOkA
The state herald., 1901-05-31
OBITUARY..

Min Msnsrvy I, MoGsuehsy died at
her home In Phillips Co.. Cole, May 2lst
1901 ef pnsumsoia fever. ags q ~, 4
no., 6 ds Wss born near Viols, Ill.,,
Jan. ID, 1873. Shs came cut west With
her parents II Nov. Of 1898.
Miasis gave her life early 10 her
Aasssr and bseams humble and faith.
full christian. whole heart wss aEsd %
Ohnst and ehrlstsin work. She was Q
nsnbsr Il The U. B. Church s.d also Of
the Wemss's Christian Temperance
Uaios. Manic was true friend 70 al
Who knew her. She wspt with these
vhs wspt snd reioicsd with thsss who
rsjs,osd and always hsd vsrd Of cheer
and sonfost isr svssyoas - matter how
sd ssd lowly. She vas . devoted
daughter and sister.
Leg dsaih vas svsa more beautiful
thsa her lifs, md yet - ed. But this
scsas witnessed b. % many Of her
frisods 80 never - forgotten q The
realities Il heaven svsa b denied.
Il v.s . grand rstslssisa Of oed's
goodness sad the glenss q heaven.
Her lsst hsars we're spsat h talking d
the hapV,ssss thsts ssd urging hss
christian frissis 10 live more conss.
GRATED - ths Master asd sntrsat,ns
othsss - aoespt his love snd meet her
IN hsavsa.
Minnie leaves .. sasctiessss neither
sad father. two brothsrs, . sister aud q
host Of friends 10 mourn for her. And
yet. why not be censolsds She y frss
from oil future trials and troubles, sals
In the arms Of Jesus. and We have Gods
premises Of the glorious hope Of meeting
hss.
Al vas not her life grand model Of
hsw christians should live. ~ sxampls
~ oil should fellow. Remember yeuss
fssssds thsss words iron those dying
lips, st v aot oil Of lie 70 live ssr eli si
dsetb - de"
Tbso let % - live that vbss dsss
with thn life, ~ 90 ~ GsdS smiling
fsos ssd hear His wslsons vsics ssy,ag,
Well dsss thou vsed cod faithful sssv.
saA. thsu hes fought good aghs thsu
Aast nnishsd thy ooufss enter thsu into
TIE jeys q hssvsn.
Darling sistss. dsssAlss. loved one
We nsst ~ . Lest SOD hy~
For 0od has ealisd tAy spasit
Ne hath nssd Il thss.
No o. knsv thes bet u love thss.
Tho thus didst nos sssk Sof fans.
yst no sohlss christian spirt
How sxists In mortal fFsns.
no - moarn our lsss. dear Minnie.
Stili ting sehls rAes h suA.
rhsa NAY - Say - ~ thy motto.
Lst NJ 1assss's vii b dons.
- oss Who knss hss.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

4 esssey 4 - 0sssaa families ffsa
lsvs ~ sslt,sd st osydsr In ths nssth
sssasss psrs oe Aorgsa oosaty. They
have purchased lad In The v,o,nity sf
hat plAce.
The state herald., 1901-05-31
NEW GOODS.

Ny spriag stock Of millinery gssds he's
arrived. Gall sad ~ then bsfors ysu
purchase. ms. 0ArEs.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

Mayer Ten Jsaasss = Csvsaaaa y
naki.g lsssl taz.shiltsA pvsAt bassd.
TIE ssAss day hstaskis1 - Bsis LAns
sailread q Clsvslasl, 49, haa Sssa
sssssssA y el6peo tseooos It. saaay
ysass. Afbse ~ pssl11 I'D ssssivss
u ~ rod Aad clsias1 ! y, elaeoo W.
. full vsluas,ss, bsoaass M ssraiag -
pesats, Mayer Joanssa bsossily asassasd
that The value 4 psepessyis vhaa L viii
ell eos and declared ~ - and Tie ~
cstvse trisd y buy II ssns ysan ~ tss
eoeev0oo and ssald ps1 ~ y ~ shss
psies. us oeaslndsA = = - esgeA ~
~ Asw. BstEs saaiISk kesd u ~ t96sS
90 for u, hs started 70 write . ehsck 1ss
ths amount % ths'spet and The mae.
astss baotsd dsws u osss.-Omshs
Bee.
The state herald., 1901-05-31
ssanadoa.

Il have bssa suffering from Dyspspsis
for the pest twenty ysars and hsvs bssu
unable aftsr trying oil prsparatisas and
physicians T. get ssy relief. After tax
ing one bottle OF Kodol Dyspspsis Cure
I found relief and am nov in bsttsr
health than I have been for tvssty
ysess. I cas not praise Kodal Dyspsp
s,s Cuss sso highly." Thss vrtss Asa
c. ". Rsbssts. North Crssk. Ark.-Cisy
Drug 8tsee.
The state herald., 1901-05-31
| NJ. snd Nm. P. B. Ks.olds sf ls1iI

Ten. Nss., arrived II Hslyoks Wsdnss-
day Ter viat vitA thsir asaghtss Ars.
WI. Irwin Thsy we're among ~
earliest sst&lsss Il ~ county I'D ess
several ysass resided " Holysks asd
Hslyoks asd cur psspls have . streas
held upoa thsir Affections. NJ. Roy
nelds hes just recovered frsa . severe
sioknsss, bot was sbls 70 stssad The dso-
seatios sxseossss Thursdsy sad meet his
csnrsdss.
The state herald., 1901-05-31

W. r. Ystnsa be- osvsd be cattle y
hss ranch wsse sf As,yoks vhsrs bic
bsys vtli have charge q thso Tor The
svanss. Mss. Pssaea Will spssd pan
& bss tsas - ihs rasch sith ths bsys.