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The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
Regulations For Using Water

At Il special meeting OF the board OF
trustees of the town OF Lamar, held
April %, 1901, the following rules and
regulations for the use OF hydrant water
were made and adopted:
Sprinkling will be allowed from 2 to
D. IN. as follows: In the district east
OF Main street on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays; in the district west of
Main street on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
No water shall be used on Sunday ex-
cept for domestic purposes.
No person shall for any reason
run water with an open hose.
No person except the marshal shall
tamper with or open any fire plug.
No person shall use water for sprink-
ling or other purposes until u license
therefor has been procured.
The engineer shall blow the whistle
at 2 and 9 p. m.
The water will be turned off from
the premises OF any persons violating
these regulations.
Any officer who turns off water for
n violation OF the regulations shall
charge fee for turning the water on of
81 for the first offense and 81 for each
subsequent offense.
The above regulations shall be in
force until June !, 1901.
All licenses for the use OF water for
domestic and irrigation purposes are
issued subject to the provisions of the
ordinance regulating the sale and use OF
water.
BY order Of the board OF trustees.
Fl. p. SYP, Clerk.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. is7s.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFrcE, I
LAMAR. CoLo., April 2. 1901. !

NOTICE is hereby given that In compliance
~ with the provisions Of the act Of Congress
timber lands in the States of g alifornia, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extern
gust 1. 1892, Charles Maxwell, Of Lamar, County
OF Prowers, State of Colorado, has this day fled
in this office his sworn statement No. 49, for tho
No. 81. in Township No. Is south Range No. Is
west Of 9Th p. NJ, and will offer to show that
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and TO
establish his claim to said land before the Reg
lister and IL Receiver Of this is office at Lamar. Colo
He names as witnesses: ". W. Ball, William
Heating, l. L. Maxwell and P. 8 Lynch, all OF
Lamar. Colorado.
ANY person persons claiming adversely tho
above-described lands are requested to file their
June, 1900.
al0-ji2 W. "A. MERRILL. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ). 1s7s.-NoTICE
To-. FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR. Colo. ,

q. 5. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR, Colo.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress OF
June 5, 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory" as ex-
tended to all the Public Land States by act OF
August 4, 1899, James X, Doughty, Of Lamar
county Of Prowcrs. State of Colorado has this
day filed in this office his sworn statement No.
Eh NEl 4 SWX Mex OF Section No. IL in
Township No. %, S. Range No. l8 W eth p, NJ.
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural. purposes, and to estab-
lish his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this office at Lamar, Colorado,
on Thursday, the aOth day Of June 1901.
He namesi as witnesses: Lee Webb, F. N.
all OF Lamar Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office or before said Goth
day OF June 1901.
WA. MERRILL, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR, Colo. |
Nav 1. 1901

May i. 1901.
A SUFFICIENT contest affidavit having been
n filed in this Office by D.. E. Cooper. con-
made scpt.s, 1886, for SWX NWk Secs. Twp Is .,
Rng u W., by Thomas Watkins, Contestee. In
which it is alleged that: the said Thomas
Watkins has failed during the whole Of the pe-
rod of his said entry, to break out, cultivate,
fence, irrigate or in any way improve said tract.
He has not provided a water right or the use Of
water in any manner to irrigate and reclaim the
same. and said tract is abandoned by the entry
the date OF said complaint, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a m. June 5, 1901, before the
Register and Receiver at the United States Land
Office In Lamar, Colorado.
The said contestant having, in proper aii-
davit, fled April 60 1901, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
Of this notice cannot be made, 1t 10 hereby Or
due and proper publication.
ml-m29 W. A. MERRILL. Register.
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Il W. 7. Lambert purchased of the then treas
urer of Prowers county. Colorado, the follow
ing described land. towit: The northwest
quarter Of Section IS in Township 81 south.
Range AZ west, situated in Prowers County.
Colorado. for delinquent taxes OF 1893, and that
therefore. That the said W. T. Lambert
has duly assigned said Certificate OF
said property to the undersigned. That the
said Certificate Of Purchase is now in the DOS
session of and is owned by the undersigned.
That the time of redemption of said property
from said tax sale will expire on August q, 1901,
and that thereafter l shall apply to the treas
urer of said County of Prowers, State Of Colo
RADIO. for deed to the above property.
Dated at Lamar, Colorado. this End day of
May, A. ID. 1901. JOHN W SINNICKER.
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And stIII tho List Grows.

In the short space of fifty-six days
PEPSO-QUININEh has forced its way to
the front ranks of standard medicines,
because it is an honestly made and sci
entific preparation. The following cit
izeus OF Lamar attest to its value:
d C,Marker ES Young
Sim Hutch NJ. P. Howes
Miss Angie Mcclure Frank Lay
w NJ WOrmley Lee Webb
Ralph Paxton Qrley Hobbs
John Petticrew Nv Dean
A Gale ID l. Birge
/ Clearwater OK Hunter
Lou Jacaway Mrs Arti, Sanguin
q W Reilly Harry Smith
Bert Stark Amos Rhodes
II = Williams Ep Sears
w Kelley A W Shephnrd
- Harris w l. Morehouse
Everett Novels Chas Jones
Z p Thurston o H Waterhouse
J H Frisbie VIII Chaplin
l. N Markham Thomas Berry
L C st John Tom Colebourn
Ed Sherlock Homer Priddy
Helton G b Thoman
Grant Henkins Ed Applegate
John Hoback Mrs Frank Irwin
Mrs Barbara Kelley Chas Owings
Mrs Ruth Gipe Luis Upham
DC Polhemus H b Tibbets
Joe Hutchins Frank Irwin
Frye JIM Miller
A Bent OH P Black
Abe Cox J K Kennedy
w Young ] ID Martin
W d Emerson Ernest Everett
Mrs Hood Frank Kelsey
CRANKY Hillyer Maj W A Towers
c Strain Geo Feldman
Geo Wilson
III. n y l.
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We have about 35 head OF nice one
and two year old heifers to sell, also two
young mares heavy with foal. Call and
see Oscar or NJ. Strain.
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For Sale.

A Bargain, . lots, with new s room
mouse, corner OF 9th and Maple streets
See j. A. Downing.
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For Sale

A matched span OF heavy young worl
horses, harness and wagon.
J. A. Wells,
Lamar, Colo.
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Notice

To Colorado Loan q Trust Co., J. R. Burton.
The Irrigation Land Co.. The Colorado Farm
Loan 4 Irrigation Co.. and The Kansas Loan
4 Trust Co.
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Eor saIa or aenf
For Rent,

Good new six room house, stable and 9
lots for sale. P. s. LYNCH.
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WIN. 6. RUSSELL

Stock Agent for all Classes Of Cattle,
choice Irrigated and Ranches sizes
suit purchaser. ,t
SendUs sDesripio You Unadnua at
Haye efor Saleor t.
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About acres Of choice beet ground
almost inside Of the city limits, best
water facilities. Inquire Of G. r. Strain.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
g M%,e

Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets
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Cattle for Sale.

Only at Boyd's Up-to-Date drug store.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08

Send Us Description of Cattle You
Have for Sale or Wish to Buy.
The Lamar register., 1901-05-08
Special commissioners Sale.
STATE OF COLORADO
County OF PROVERBS.

COUNTY OF PRowERs.
In the District Court. No.
The Belknap Savings Bank OF
Laconia, New Hampshire,
corporation,
The Lamar Land and Canal
Company, corporation;
The Prowers County Land
and Irrigation Company.
corporation The Lamar Ca
nal Company, a corpora.
tion; The Kansas Loan and
Trust Company, corpora,
tion: The Kansas Loan and
Trust Company, Trustee for
Bond holders OF an issue OF
500 ,0OD.00 Bonds of The La
mar Land and Canal Com
pany; The Kansas Loan and
Trust Company, Trustee for
Bondholders of an issue OF
S30O, 10000 Bonds of The
Prowers County Land and
Irrigation Company; The
Trust Company of America,
acorporation; The National
Bank OF Oxford, Pennsylva-
mia, a corporation; Ports
mouth Savings Bank, cor
poration: Lincoln universi
ty OF Pennsylvania, cor CoMMIs
poration Oxford Township
Chester County, Pennsylva- SA
mia, n municipal corpora
tion; Calvin L. Hull. Mary
A. Foster, c. s. Franklin,
The Board of Trustees Of
Florence kindergarten. a
corporation duly organized
and existing under the laws
of the State of Massachu-
sets; Mary b. Hart, John
X. Mulvane, John Martin
and William II. Rossington,
Trustees under and by. vir-
tue of "a certain written
declaration oftrust for GER
tain bondholders The Leb-
anon Savings Bank, cor
poration, duly organized
and existing under and by
virtue of tho laws of the
State OF New Hampshire;
Isaac 4. Jones Harriet II.
Lippincott; W. Harry Mat
teson; John +. Fox; Gusta-
vus W. Knowles w. II. Ly-
tie; Joseph p .Brosius; EN-.
Eveleth; Daniel H. Paris;
t. p. NJ. Bennett; Amanda
Babel; Margaret Winter
stein; Mary Hargis and Fred
Haryay Dafauuants
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nervous system, and restores the GEN
eral health. 1t contains no opium, CO.
caine or other narcotic.
VI had been great sufferer from female
weakness" writes Mrs. NJ. II. Wallace Of Niurn-
ser, Cook Co. Texas. II I-rd four HocIoyf dgd
nom dId ne any good. suffered six wears hut
al last ! found relief I followed your advice
nii took eight bottles Of DR.. Pieree's Favoritc
PRESCRIPTION and four of his Golden Medical
discovery now feel like a ue.V uoran 1
have gained eighteen pounds"
DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
iousncss.
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party is great it hath nowhere to lay
its ln nd.
And the Republican party winketh
at its discontinue. but shIrksth its
duty.
Who !oveth nm easy place and u fat
snlnry? The Office. seeker.
Wuo telleth lies and maketh
promises To be broken? The Office
seeker.
Where ls Wisdom, and where doth
her children gather? Gone off Oh a
drunk with Justice.
SinIvar'on is III the midst OF plenty
hDd FOOLS stand a. hast.
Inc ways Of the wicked are strcwn
with ho"ers, and the righteous are
scared to death.
The rich and powerful wink at the
devIl aud IA! the preacher
lheIr Ways are p'st finding ont.
but they drink much liquor uud dali,
with their ueiGhbor-' wives.
They buy legislatures and courts
and ley heav! taxes ON tile people.
They bow doHn beTure the puwer
fui, and lick til" feet q; he wealthy.
They elect man to Office and
straishiway worship him as il god.
lhry hr'mg to m II gul and silver
hLi greenbdcks, and make him rich
presents.
They dig md dclve in the earth T..
clothe the rIch III line raiumeni.
They offer tL.ir children on the
altar 1T ignorance 10 appease tile APP
petite uf MoluclI.
They dance arouud the golden calf
which tile rlch have built, and pts
ifhtc themselves before it.
AT The cunmIand Of the bosses they
eat their own words. and crawl OH
their bellies in the dust.
They grovcl IN ;le dirt md slime of
paTti'nn politics. and throw mud at
their nei- hburs
They nur,e tn. ir pr, judices as a
Tool nurse" Ills wrath, aud wear old
c'oshrS rnthrr tlInn bC men.
They are sowing to the wind, and
Will reap the whirlwimd,
Their children ehaIl pe hondsmen.
bound by the bonds Which th, ir
tt"ers have placed uron them.
They will curse the meuury of
th"ir fathers. and rebel against th,.
letters that bInd them.
WHO shall deliver our children
from tlc body ~ tins death!-
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\ pro3 IA for extracting rubber
from tie huIr plant WIS discovered
nl ont II !rar ago 10y Mexican doctor
residimg III Sierra NJ ,do. according
To the current report Of the \ mprj,Y,u
Consul-n Mntamurus, Mrxico. rhi-
plant, winch contains nIuut forI,
ptr cent OF rubber, groEs liz the
mOuria'nous dist ricIs uf Mexico. ~.
well rs III certain lnralitics III T.xas.
Wyoming tnd Nrvad l. IL III u sprcics
ni sagcbrush with email leaves u,ri
grows to Il hcist of ahnul three feet
y patent on tho process has been
taken ouI III the UuItrd Siaies and
Mexico. a manufacturing plant Ina.
been located at San Luuis Putosi.
III" prl'. .c'ral steps III the proc, SO of
manuIhc urn are ns folloSs: There
are special machines which feed the
plnnt a"t' mntically into the cutter;
"fcr 1t comes out ~ thus machine il
ls carried 10y bucket elevator and
dumped into steam jacket mixing
'hhkr c"nihIbiug certain ch"mIrhl-: !:
the product Il" runs b, gravity into
h!drnlic Hitter presses. after winch IL
's suhJ 'ctcd To h! !drOstntic pressure
"i 10 pounds to the .qutrn inch. It
IL then rUnvc! cd into settling innks,
where :he gum, being the heavier
sinks to the bottom. while the chem.
icnls nnd residue ARE drawn uG. The
cost ~ production is light. The
principal difficulty to bc overcome
If the liIgh freight rate. II b"xcnr be.
my qnictly tiled TN account ~ the
lightncss aud ulkncsa of tho plnnt.
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happiness.-Something one always
strives for. but rarely recognizes when
attained.
Cnhappiness.-Never wishing sufi-
cienily hard for anything, to make It
worth striving for.
y Good lleart.-Usunlly found in an
uninteresting man or woman OF whom
nothing else can be said.
Good Chi.d.-One who knows
when to show off. and wnen 10 stop.
Who is neither forward nor shy; pert
nor meek.
Plntonics.-A friendship with a
thrill Of love in it, but in which the
thrill is never allowed to take COM
plete possession.
Tart.-An article much needed In
society. Found occasionally in the
possession OF c.ever women. rarely dis
covered in men; and much scorned by
the stupid end i'll bred.-N. Y. OBJ
server.
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II ~ ESIEiJ.

IH.e legislature finished it's work
Snthr iay aftCruoun aud ndj mrncd
For his Tho peJ!'lc nf the State will
OiIcr up their uEuul thanks. Tho
cIo'rng scenes IT the assembly were
marHrd by storm and tunshno
Burke of l.ncOln count! aud Paul uf
White P,nu came o blows frtlny, ,hll
wo'e separated before any hRrm WIS
done. Saturday. session WA prln-
cinilly devoted to grttng PlaII OF
Ormaby of the floor 10 TINT u vote
conld he taken ON the revenue bill
Ho indcrtooB To talk tho a ss,nIi ont
hnd hal I" tie 'uppr, s9sd. The tauuln
was linnIly i..htcncd ont uuu
ovcrS body up"losizrd to each ,tiL r
Tor their Cuss 'ducss dur.uR tie srs
g!0n. JuSt be fore the guvel drou
ped SPEAKER Van Duzcr nnd SpcuLer
pro ten COryrli were presented
wi h god hcnded canes hy the mcn
bGrs. ln lie Senate Prrsidept Judge
WINS I'M ic happy hy the presentation
Of u SlUU sCi Uf eiIvcr table wars Hnd
President pro ru Martin suited over
a sGJ punch boHl Of tie Miles
StaudIsh pattern. d.
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THE COMMIrrhF'S REPORT.

Elsewhere will be f,u.ud the report
of the COMMITTEES that investigated
the disappe france of tho Orphan-'
Fun !. To those III any wa, familiar
with he tActs. tile report is II di>ap.
poIn'ment III this, rha: IT DIES uoI
state vino comp 'scd the Board ~ hi.
rectors hat loaned the money to Sur.
veyor General Jones. nor wucn II was
loaned. Ii covers uI' these import.
ant facts 10y saylmg that on the @2ad
day OF Jnuary, 1891, we
find the fund reduced to the sum Of
Si2f II; II this suu SIOO WAS reurr.
se"te by pronts-ory note Of j. l.
Jnnts, SnO at that time was mem +.
beI "f the Board uf Directors Of the
Iome Further OH the report sdys
that Professor Rug WAS I member Of
the Bpord when the note WIS Ks.
cuted
lie INDEPENDENT has information
'lIht the r"""rds uf the B ard uf DI.
roGtors show that the money hni
BEEN loaned to Mr.. Jones prIor t.
1871 and that the note spoken Uf toy
the comnittee WAS given III lieu nf
the ons originally signed 10y him. II
tins Is true. the committee SHOULD
have SO stated and gwen the names
OF tile men who mude the loan. lie
0Isp"msibiliTy could then Ue piacrd
where 1t rishitmlly belongs.
III" report places prufcs -Or Ring
Secretary nf the Board. III the posi-.
ton of knowing but very little. II
any thing. regarding thus fund during
his first term as Stat" Supennten.
dent. This will sirik" the average
reader unfavOr ably and Mr.. Ring
will sutTcr III the cstimn iuu Of the
people unI"ss he makes Il reasonable
explanation pf his apparent uesli
pence.
A. the co umittce censure the Di.
recior4 ~ the Orphans Home from
lsol 10 1899 for tln ir negligence ~
not coilrc;mg tile 81 U uoIc, til, peo
pie VIII bo Interested in knowing vino
they wore On JHnrar, /. 1891. J. f.
Jones. Surve! or Grner Il. J + Esun.
Stntc Treasurer, and Ofvis Ring.
Stnte superintendent of SchuuIs,
CON ,Osed the BuHrd. On Aprll II,
1891. Emn did and Gerge W
richards Of arson wns appolntrd to
I'LL lie vacancy. From the death of
Eg III {" January l. 1895, J T.. .joDcs.
George W. Richards aud Orvis Riug
comp0sei the Board.
On January |, 1891. \. &. prnri,
SnrEoyor General. w. J Wcstcrlirld.
State Treasurer. nmd II. &. Cutting
State Supe int"Tdcut ~ Schools. be
came meuucTs II the Board IL Di
rectors Of the Home nu,I served in
that capacity until january |. 1922
Tho men aCcu ,ed by she committee
OF noufc.tsance III office wlio are still
living aru Orvis king. George ".
Richmris. y. &. Pratt, W. j. West
iirld amL II. &. eating. j l..
Jones became Governor Januury |,
1879. und died April IL. ls95.
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wrinkled women,
she looks a being
TO IN other
world. Will she
ever be like them?
Gould they once
have been as fair
as shel No beauty
can last under the
strain and drain
of female weak
ness, from which
the majority of
women suffer in a
greater or less de-
gree. They might
preserve their fair
ness of face and
form if they would
cure the disastrous
diseases which
affect the woman
ly organs. Women
are cured of such
diseases by the use
OF DR.. Pierce S I'a-
vorite Prescrip-
ton. II stops the
enfeebling drains,
II eals innamma-
tion and ulcera-
tion, cures bear
ing down pains,
strengthens the
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Elko, Nevada, Friday, March %, 1901.

An Act To amend nu Act entitled
An Act concerning crimes and pun
ishments, approved November 2G.
1911. Makes 1t Il felony, punishable
by Imprisonment III the Stnte Prison
Tor any term not less thn iive years,
uor moie than twenty yeure, for every
person who shall kidnap any rIan.
woman "F child. whether black,
white. or col"red. or any Indian In
tins State. E!ery person who shall
maliciou-ly. fnrcibly. or fraudu!enrIy.
iead' lake or carry away. or decoy or
ehtlce away any child under the
age of ter years, with intent to de-
tain and conceal such child from its
parenls,"r guardian, or with intent to
hold such child for ran som. shnll up.
on conviction, he punished 10y in.
prlronment III the Stats Prison COR
any term not less than live years. nor
more thtn twenty years. or by tine
not less than SlU0J, nor more than
sl".oN, or both such Tine and i'm
Prisunment.
An Act to provide for tie dis.
sem'nation of knoSledge i'll the pub.
lie schools relative to the preservation
"f sonI-hirds. ii-h and game. Makes
1t the duty Of every teacher in the
public schools Of the Stue 10 give
oral instruction, at least once
month, to all children attending su III
schools. relative to the pre- ;ery ,rIop
"f song birds, Ii and game; and to
read or cause tn be read to such
children. nj least twice during each
school year, the Fish and Game Laws
IT the State of Nevada. No teacher
shall be entitled t" receive any por.
non OF the public school moneys as
compensation for services. unless
such teacher shall have complied
with the provisions Of this Act,
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How They ynteh

After the passage Of the Hardest Y
Insurance law over the Governors
veto. ii deman ! went up from prop-
erty hollcrs Tor its repeal Acting
upon this demand Speaker VanDuzer
introduced IL Till INTO the assembly tn
repeal the law. This till WIS beaten
10y the following vote:
For r"peIl-I5roUlis. Coryrll, Hast.
mgs. lirrdrrrich. lIrnnnp SO u. Nelson.
Pdui, P.a't. Surnmertiel Sweeney
Townsend, Wilson. V III Duz,r-l3.
Against repe IA lien. Burke.
Cocks. Cnnawa,, C0rhe Dmkers ~,
Graham, H"lme-, jacobs, Jnhnsuu.
McDun, II. Parker, Prckhum, Rnftlce
SkaggS. otinsun, Webster, whi;eacre
Is.
An examination Of the vote shows
rhnt Cor. ell and Wills III vote Tor the
repeal of the law and Graham and
SIX. ggS against. Comment Is IN.
necessary.
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Every school teacher and cllonl
hia anI ~ the Stntr should atul, I'M
on the hsf and gamc lnws. l'lIe re.
rehi legislature passcd II law cOm,pcll
h'R tile tcncbcrs to Instruct the
chiidr"h in these laws. IL the ~
etructi"n IL pr pcIly given. rond
crop "f iish aud game lnwy ers rbould
he the result. 1'he teachers sIiuuid
not 'nltcr III this great and good work
as ihcir salhtice depend upon th, ir
compliance with the inw.
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"iiuzz-SHwyprs." !"

Whom tho. kIaSI Iovrth hc chus
tcnoth. and he gave To William Me.
Kmlcy.
rlU little pet dogs of plulocracy
they toll u0l. neither do they gplu.
yot the tuilors' children are not nr
rayed IN one Df these.
Vcrily tie politicinn hath lied, but
he cnu liz sume more,
ChU dcsUla .Iun VI the DcmOcfpLiu
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Conntctfcita of DeWitIe Witch
Has" Snlvc are Liable. tn cause blood
p"isonrue. Lave them alone. rhe
OIililihl has tlw name Dow ilt'R uunn
ih" h"X aud wrapper II is II harm =.
u "a nud healing snivr Tor rkiu dis.
rna's. UnrqmnIcd Tor pii,d EIko
Drug COmpuuy.
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EOW viii She End?

Just budding into womanhood, so
fresh, so fair and fine that we turn TO
watch her as she passes, she trips along
the street picture OF health and beauty.
among the passing crowd of worn and
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New ana elegant dining cars on oil
through trains, service a Is carte
Through Pullman ana family sleeping
cars to Chicago.
Three personally conducted tourist or
family weekly excursions 10 New York City
and Boston via Chicago or st. Louis.
For rates, descriptive pamphlets and nil
Information apply to any Ticket Agent or TO
$ *. Hooper, Is. r. Novins, II NJ. Gushing,
GP& \ y. Gsn. Az. Trav. Pas. .Agt,
Denver. Col. Salt Lake City, Utah.