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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
HUcKsTER INHERITs FORTUNE.
William st. John Finds Will That
Brings Him Riches.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Springfield, O.. Jan. 17.-While locking
anr39rs z an old bureau. William st. John.
hseS ~. found a Will which proved him TO
ne heir 70 not less than $50 acres Of land in
the heart OF Sydney. This property is now
worth thousands Of dollars.
dusky Charles Yates. a granduncle OF ST
John: He lived a hermit life. and was never
Snown TO have much money. He moved to
S!uney. invested in real estate, and as the
town prospered so did Yates. His real cs-
Iate noinings multiplied until he owned
its. w. 'o"A A"
Little was known about Yates. for while
at sydney he lived as he did at Sandusks,
a life OF seciusion. A few years after he
moved to Sydney he died. and his Will left
an Ms property to a sister. Mrs. st. John.
gagged in the huckster business hire. Mrs.
81. John sent the will to her attorneys, but
the paper was never hled for. probate.
st. John Is the only heir, and II the title
to the property in sydney Is clear he Will
no longer follow the business of q huckster.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
DISPOSAL OF TEvIs MILLIONS.
Unsettled on Account of Little
Girls Death.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. I.-Considerabie
speculation has arisen as to the effect the
death of little Alice Tevis will have in the
disposition of property left her by her
father, Hugh Tevis. and the late Mrs. Su-
san b. Tevis, wife of LLOYD Tevis.
The Call says that. in accordance with the
will made by Hugh Tevis shortly before his
death. almost his entire estate of 81. 200. 900
will pass to the widow. Mrs. Cornelia BaX-
ter Tevis.
When the late Susan b. Tevis died she
left a large portion of her estate. estimated
at $4,000. to her granddaughter. Alice
Tevis. Under the law Of California this
sum will now pass to the little son OF the
late Hugh Tevis and Mrs. Cornelia Baxter
Teyis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Didn't Like Shakespeare.

A lady living in st. Louis has a maid q
whom She is quite fond. and whom she con
siders a superior young person. Thinking
to give her a great pleasure she purchased
tickets for the theater and gave them tt
her. The next day she asked the girl how
she enjoyed the performance.
well, ma'am, / didn't think much Of it,
said the girl.
What was the play?' asked Mrs. -.
We'll. it had no name. ma'am," said
Julia.
ishment.
mo. ma'am." said Julia, "the programme
had printed on it. As You Like It, n W
didn't like it at ALL"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
WAS MURDERED BY ROBBERS.
Son of Bank President Killed in
Midnight Struggle.

Perry. Ia, Jan. r.-Henry NJ. Pattee. son
Of the president. Of the National Bank Of
this city, waas shot by robbers at an early
hour to-day. He was awakened by a noise
In the rear of the house and: taking a re-
v9lser. slipped ont on the back porch
men. He grappled with one Of them and. in
the struggle. the robber wrencfled the gun
from Pattee and shot him IN the. breast. in
Bloodhounds are being brought from Knox
vile to put on the trail of the robbers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Needed for Other Purposes.

A Georgia Justice recently married q
runaway couple who drove up to his house
and went through the ceremony without
descending from the carriage. When the
was over, says the Atlanta Con-
stitution. the groom fumbled in his pocket
and finally produced 36 cents.
"Jedge,' he said. this here's all Nthe
money / got in the world. Ef you'veSA
mind to take it. you kim: but I'll say now
that 1 done set it asde fer the honeymoon
expenses"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
"PILGRIMS" WILL GIVE
DINNER TO Mr.. CH0ATE,
the Foreign Ambaxsadors In Lon
don Will He Guests of Anglo
American Society March 5.

HERALD AND THE ST. Louis REPUBLIC.
London, Jan. 1T.-tCopyright, 1903 Jam
bassador Choate Will be the next guest of
the Pilgrims. al Angio-American society
that already. In its short term of existence.
has achieved the reputation of giving eX-
ceilent dinners and having clever speeches.
Mr.. Choate's fourth year as Ambassador to
the court of st. James. The dinner will be
given on March 8. the Ambassador having
cabled this week from Egypt fixing the
date.
Earl Roberts. president of the Pilgrims,
will preside. Among the guests will be the
foreign Ambassadors In London, the United
States Ambassadors and Ministers in Eu-
rope and several member of the British
Cabinet, probably including the Premier.
The spacious dining-room of the Hyde Park
Hotel, overlooking Rotten Row. will be the
scene OF the festivities. while Rite of the
Carleton will have charge Of all the ar
rangements for the dinner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
GOVERNMENT GETS OUT LIGHT.
Pays Only $3,000,G00 on Claims of
Importers of Hat Trimmings.

New York. Jan. 17.-After pending for
nearly twenty years, nearly all the 2,Ooo
Government by importers of hat trimmings
have been cleared of the calendar. While
there Is a total of nearly $50. 900 1000 involved.
the Government has escaped with payments
a~ggregating only 5000. 600.
Only about a hundred of these cases are
left. it Ia said, and the aggregate of the
claims in these is about $4,000 Experts
say that II the plaintiffs recover more than
$50, coo they are lucky.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
CITY ITEMx.

IN a letter received the other day by the
CRAWFORD STORE from Mr.. w. p.
Grant. their Furniture and Carpet Buyer,
dated at Grand Rapids. Mr.. Grant says:
New and Novel Lines of furniture are here
in abundance. of which l have bought lib
orally. No other Furniture man in your
city has ventured to touch such ultra
goods; the whole field will be ours. and our
Furniture Department will have the swell
est display in its history. Please mark all
of these novelties with the smallest posi-
bic profit in order that they may the more
readily get into the homes of our citizens
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
AGREEMENT FOR SEPARATION.
Crown Prince Will Pay Princess
Louise $500 Yearly.

Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE legal representatives
of the Crown Prince and Princess Of Saxony
have arranged the terms for their separa-
ton. The Princess abandons all the titles,
r. hts and dignities appertaining to her
I. 1ugh her marriage and resumes her
maiden name.
The Crown Prince has expressed his will
ingEess to pay her $500 yearly. The agree
ment does not mention the right of the
Crown Princess to see her children.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
CRUSHED BY AN ELEVATOR.
Young Society Woman of New
York Shockingly Injured.

Santa Barbara. Cal. JAN. TI.-Miss Caro-
line Kelly, a young society woman Of New
York. has suffered shocking injuries in an
elevator accident in the Potter Hotel. As
Miss Kelly entered the car she tripped and
fell.
The elevator, for some unexplained rea-
son; shot upward. crushing Miss Kelly
of her legs will be necessary. and the shock
may prove fatal.
She is a sister-in-lav, OF Louis Gtvernaud.
and New Jersey. who is staying Mt Santa
Barbara. for the winter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
BOILERS EXPLODE IN FACTORY.
Two Men Killed and a Dozen In.
iured ut Greenville, Mich.

Greenville. Mich. Jan. 1.-Two boilers in
the Ranney refrigerator factory. known as
factory A. blew up to-day. killing two men,
~injurinG more than a dozen others and caus-
ing an estimated money loss Of $3.50 %
The dead: Charles Price. engineer; r. A..
Stanton. fireman. Seriously injured: Ed
Hammond and Matt Bailey.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

bunal of the Seine has just given a queer
Judgment in the case of a husband and wife
seeking 4 divorce.
The origin of the family squabbies ap-
peared to be a n1other-in-law. After sum-
ming up. the court postponed pronouncins
Judgment of divorce for six months, I'm orde
to give the couple an opportunity to make
another attempt to find contugal happiness,
advising the expulsion OF the mother-fn-lav
meanwhile.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Quickly Convicted Of wife Murder.

Memphis, Tenn. Jan. 1s.-Samuel Miller.
who came here from Kansas City a few
weeks ago with the avowed intention of
killing his wife. and who shot her to death
in her store on Main street, was to-day con-
victed Of murder in the first degree. He
on Monday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Mrs. Laura Foster Was Mother of
Former Governor of Ohio.

Fostoria, o., Jan, T.-Mrs. Laura Foster,
mother of former Governor Charles Foster
Of Ohio. IL dead, aged 100. Her husband
name.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

Mr.. Sprague Says
Fine service is a speciality at the new Co
lonial Restaurant, Broadway and Locust
street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
MILLIONS USE CUTICURA SOAP

Assisted by CuTlcuRA OINTMENT, for preserving, purifying, and
identifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dam
druff, and the stopping Of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and
soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, feelings, and
chaGngs, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath. and nusery.
Thousands of Women recommend CUTcURA SOAP in the form Of
baths for annoying iritations, inAammahons, and excorations, for too
free OF offensive perspiraton, in the form of washes for lucrative
weaknesses, and for many sanative, antieptc purposes which readily
suggest themselves. No other msdeatd soap is to be compared with
CUT,cuRA for preserving, purifying, and identifying the skin, scalp.
hair, and hands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however
expensive, is to be compared with it for all the purposes Of the toilet,
bath and nursery. Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE, the
BEST skin and complexion soap, and the BEST toilet and baby soapiu
the world. Sale greater than the worlds product If other skin soaps
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
COURT ADVISES COUPLE
TO EXPEL MEDITERRANEAN.

C BY d tt THE NEW YORK
ERA AND THE ST. LOUIS
Paris, Jan. T7.-Copyrieht. 1903 .)-The Trt-
The state herald., 1903-05-22
Moore was allowed for

Moore was allowed for l9l 90
Claim of Mrs Ruth Clifton for s62 40
for sor in case OF people VS. Moore was
allowed for SO 40
Claim of William Clifton Tor S265 for
Ter as juror in case of people VS. Moore
was allowed for 265
Claim OF W G Holland for So 65 for ser
as juror in case Of people VS. Moore was
allowed for 2G5
Claim of P J Peter for $3.50 for ser as
juror in case OF people VS. Moore was al.
lowed for 265
Claim OF Jean Tracy for s2.G5 for ser
as juror in case OF people VS. Moore was
allowed tor 265
Clam OF f W Frissell for 80 for ser
preparing bill Of exceptions IN case Of
McPherrin VS. Board County Commits
sioners WIS allowed for 500
Claim of j F Mail for SIS for ser in
case OF McPherrin VS. Board of County
Commissioners and for printing brtei and
reply brief was allowed for rs
Clam of NJ Anderson for $50 for goods
for Owen Keough allowed for 30 90
Clam Of NJ Anderson for S2l for goods
for Carlson was allowed Tor 81 90
Claim of W G Holland for $3.50 for
postage was allowed for $50
On motion tho Treas. is hereby in
structod To accept SiS per quarter sec
tion in full payment for all delinquent
taxes interest and penalties prior to the
year 1901 on the sec G Il and sec 70 g.
"A on application Of William L. Sum
mers and have tax sale certificate assign.
ed to said Summers as provided by law
provided said payment Id tondered in 80
days.
On motion the treas Is hereby instruct.
ed to accept at the rate of S4S per quar-
ter section IN full payment for all deliu-
quent taxes interest and penalties prior
to the year 1901 on the OF l7,7-44
on application OF 2 7 Shamp and have
tax sale certificate assigned to said
Shhmp as provided by law provided said
payment is rendered IN 30 DAYS.
Claim OF D II Freeman for q for ser
as com Vas allowed tor 200
Claim of l. 2 Foster ios IS for ser as
CON was allowed fer S 90
Claim OF p a Peterson ic- 50 for ser
as com was allowed for $50
Board adjourned TO beet June /, 1903.
State of Colorado, GO
County Of Phillips,
l, r. n. White, county clerk in and
for Phillips county, Colorado, do hereby
certify tho above and foregoing TO be a
true and correct copy of the proceedings
OF the county commissioners on the
above date. Il. N. WHITE,
lSEALl County Cerk
The state herald., 1903-05-22
TEXAS ITCH.

1t seems that the powers that be"
have finally come to the conclusion that
it has become necessary to make an ex-
ira effort to rid the cattle ranges OF the
western etatea OF the disease commonly
called Texas Itch. A mnvement is now
on foot to place strict quarantine over
the cattle OF several Of these states and
enforce the dipping OF the cattle. Had
this position been taksn two or three
years ago, it would have been compAr-
ntively small undertaking to get rid OF
the disease but few Of the big cattle
men who wished to avoid the expense Of
dipping their cattle raised the frivolous
objection that the dipping caused COWS
to dlsown their calves and the powers
that be-" immediately dcsisted from any
further attempts to enforce dipping II
the quarantine aud dipping regula tionS
are carried out as it is now proposed to
enforce them, it will necessarily causs
au expenditure of a large sum OF money
but this cannot now be avoided, If the
disease is to be stamped out.
The state herald., 1903-05-22

entitled action be not served with this sum
mons, or If the service hereof be made ont of
this state, then ten days additional to the
timo hereinbefore specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
of Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought TO quiet the title
to the W u of sec township o north Of ranRe
80 west of the 9th p NJ in the county Of Phillips
and state of Colorado Plaintiff alleging that
he is in possession of said property and that he
is informed and believes and so he states the
fact to be that the defendant makes some claim
adverse to the title and estate Of the plaintiff us
will more fully appear from the complaint
in said action 10 which reference is here
made. Copy of complaint is hereto attached,
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint ms a.
boye required, the said plaintiff will tako de-
fault and judgement as prayed.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the said
county court at holyolio, Colo, in said county,
this llth day 0! Apr, \, d. 1903,
W, d, KELSEY
Judge OF the County Court.
tsEAD Phillips County, Colo.
The state herald., 1903-05-22

A Denver newspaper recently contain
ed the statement that number OF the
county ASSESSORS had agreed that, in case
the state board OF equalization refused
to raise the assessed valuation of the
railroads OF the state, sEey would lower
the valuation ou all other property
The writer of the article suggested that,
IN case county assessors attempted nuy
such move ns this, Governor Peabody
would be under the necessity of remov-
ing the assessors 30, violating the law,
from office. That statement as u sen
saiional newspaper bluff was quite un-
ique and as the writer of the article was
evidently engaged in tho pnss,ime OF
setting up n straw man simply Tor the
amusement OF knocking it down, this
bluff no doubt answered his purpose.
The county assessors are equally as care
full IN carrying out the provisions OF the
statutes as the members Of the state
board Of equalization aud such sensa.
tional attack upon them is wholly uncall-
ed for,
The state herald., 1903-05-22
COMMISSIONERS p0OCEEDRGS.
aolyoke, Colo, MAY. 4, 1893,

hoIyoke' IolO'' huy. 4, lpto,
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present L p Fos,er,D II Freeman aud p
A Peterson commissioners and e y
White clerk
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap
proved.
County judges monthly Zee report for
April was ordered fled
Monthly fee report OF sheriff for Jany.,
Feb, March and April WAS ordered filed.
Permission was gwen county Judge to
appoint stenographer Tor the case Of
Morgan ys the town Of Holyoke. com.
pensa,ion not to exceed s5 per day.
CLAIM OF S Bennett for sl6CG for ser
as co atty for April was allowed lG G6
Claim Of S Bennett for ll for post.
nge aud exchange 2Oc was allowed 20
Claim Of " b kelsey for s32O for fees
az judge wac allowed for 321
Claim Of A ssderburg for s2i for ser
rs sheriff was allowed FOR p 90
Claim W G Holland Tor $3.50 for isss
as dis, clerk was allowed for $50
Clam Of W d kelsey for s335 for tees
as judge was allowed for 335
Clam OF Madge A Crowner for sG67G
for ser as sup, was allowed 70 60 76
Salary on above cluim fl GO
Mileage on above clam % 10
Claim OF IA W Eaton FOR els for ser as
ianitor for Apr was allowed Tor 10 90
Monthly Zee report Of treas for April
was ordered tlled,
Claim OF $ II johnson Tor e. tor post
uge WAS allowed for 200
BoaId adjourned to NEE, at one IN
Board mot pursuant 10 adjournment
present full board.
Claim OF s II johnson for sii.eG 10,
fees as treas war Rllowed for ligG
Claim Of a W MrFaddrn for sl76j ior
stationery Tor co was aInwod tor II 90
CLAIM OF RN White fOr g. Tor postas,
was allowed for 500
Claun OF Il n whito tar s2i75 for sci
Ra clerk wa allowed Tor 20 ~
Claim Of G u Weir Tor @ for poslag,
was allowed for 500
Clam Of @ W shulor for s!7la iai
inolrnm ioT supt Office was allowed
Tor aTl5
On motion the treas is hereby instruct
cd 10 aoeop, s2.3s Ia toll payment Tor al
delinquent taaes Interest Bnd penalties
10 date on application Of l. T. Lewis OF
the part oi tho u " 9)7 "a consisting o
0 acres and hayo tax aalo csfihcat6s pa
signed to said Lssm ~ provided by Law
provided eaid payment il tendorod N ~
days,
Claim Of FIX Noble, ior elO for Wit
ness fees In case Of people W Moore Wal
allowed for 1000
Clam Of J II Painter fer si0 Tor ser tt
css. Of people VI Moore was allaus.
for 1000
Claim OF out West Printing CO 10.
slG05 Tot supplos tor county was allow
cd Tor 10 Gn5
Clam Of W d Kelsey Tor t8Ilh ~
fpps as judge in c.ss ot people u Moer,
wa. nllovsI 'pr 81 10
Claim oi W Crnpnrr Tor g2Gj lef at
M juror 10 case u people 80 Moprs wa
allowed Tor gE5
Claim Of 4 " Smith for sl0 'os snr OF
Niihe.s 10 oaas u pope Sc Moore "a
allowed iof 100
Claim Of Alor Stdefhufs Tor sill a
TOT foes as tbsrif In case Of people 4,
The state herald., 1903-05-22
a Lit,ln EARLY NIsrr

Now and then, ut bedtime will cure
constipation, bIliousuess and liver
troubles. DeWitts Little Early Risers
are the famous lttIe pills that cure by
arousing the secretions, moving the
bowels gently, YET etfectually, and saving
such tone and strength to the glands of
the stomach and liver that the cause Of
the trouble is removed entirely, and If
their use is continued for n few days,
there will be no return Of the complaint.
Sold by the City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1903-05-22
PAY DAY.

pho farmers aud daiTymen who sell
cream q the Beatrice Creamery Cos
local station know the convenience OF Il
Psy Day. II you keep COWS and are III
tcrSSted 10 having u monthly pay day
we Wlll ho glad to talk to you about be-
coming patron OF one Of our cream g,G.
ilgns, II you are not one, aud will show
you how you can buy Il separator With,
ont Guy casb and open tho way Tor you
10 become a prosperous ana successful
iairymun. o. w Louy.
Mgr, Holyol and uaHtun
Cream stations.
The state herald., 1903-05-22
Low RATES WEST.

So to Portland, Tacoma. Seattle.
S25 to San francisco aud Los Angeles.
S22j0 to Spokane.
SO 10 Salt Lake City, Butte d Helena
Proportlonately low rates to hundreds
OF other points. iucludIng Big Horn Ba.
srp, Wyo., Montana. idaho, Washington,
Oregon, British Colombia, Cahtornin,
etc
Every day until June 18th.
Tourist cars daily to California.
Personally conducted excursions three
times q week,
Tourist cars daily to Seattle
Inquire of nearest Burlington Route
agent. Blg
The state herald., 1903-05-22
SUMMONS.
81 81 MONS.
state Of Colombo, l.
County Of Phillips.


state Of Colombo, l.,
County Of Phillips.
In the district court.
y d Lbngford, plaintiG " Benjamin wick
Graham, whitney l. Irwin, defendants.
The People uf the State Of Colorado.
70 honinmin WickershHm and Whitney T.
Irwin the d"icrIluts allowed named greeting:
You Nrc hereby rluifel 20 appear IN nm act
ioa brought sgaintt you b. tho above named
plaintiff In the diYriot court " Phillips conty
state Of Colomduland answer the complaint
thgrrin within twtf8 days uftar tho service
hur'Gi. n Hurysd within this county; or, II
snrci out Of this uuaty, or hy publication
within thirty days ifaE the service hero Of, cN
ciuaiv" - day Of sssGir,; or judgement b. de-
fault IN be taken s.aiuzt yuu according to tho
prnycr ui tue cOmTalHL And II copy uf the
complaint Ia the above Ulutlcd action BE- not
served with this Fummons, OF II the service
herrofbe made out Of Tho State, thcn ten days
additional 10 the time herainbafure specified
fur appearance and answer will be- allowed be-
foru The taking Of uigemcut by default ~
Aforesaid
The slld action f. brought 20 quiet the title
Ia thr plaintifr to l.. following real estate to.
wit The north rsf quarter 90 OF section
twrnty-u -uyo ia township eight tsl north Of
range ioriJ-srven 1I Wcst of The sixth n
Phillips county Colorado a. will more fully NJ.
uoarfroni the complaint in sf,id action to which
u1irranoo is here rlle
Aai yuu arr herrlg Haliaod that " you fail 10
gIp-sr, had To anfa tho slii complaint MS
ubusr nIairrd, tho Lid llBintiu will take de-
fault and ludinneut ns prayed
Given undermy Hui ant the soal of tho
district court at iloynkc, Colorado IN taid
county, th!s 10Th dg of Apr. A. D. 1885,
W. q. HELLAND
i.aEk oi the District Court,
tsiAL) Phillips County. Colorado.
The state herald., 1903-05-22

ton to these special features. the several
departments are attractively set forth,
and in shcrt stories and verse there is
unusual variety and superior quality.
Tho New Idea patterns offer many
tempting opportunities to the home
dressmaker.
The state herald., 1903-05-22
Prom u Cat scratch

On the arm, TO the worst sort Of a
burn, forc or boil, DeWitt's Witch HAzal
salvt is a quick cure. In buying Witch
Hazel snlye, bee particular to got De
Witt's- this Is the Balye that hoals with,
out leaving q soar. Appetite Tor blind,
bleeding, itching md protruding pileu.
5 1ld by the Cip Drug Store.
The state herald., 1903-05-22
MAY NUMBER

Sew tdca womaa'- aaznsinr.
IN conHlnarnn With itH name, tho
Now ld'h womnnH Magazine tor May
prpHrBis many novel iraiurss in dfoas.
mnlang and 10 every department n do.
mratir interest ltnppHH with cha'ms
ine Paper ly Constance Fuller MulBiyrc
upon "rbe Manageable Ago" Emma
A Osborne uriios about Nov furh'a
China'aNu delightfully."- Katherine
Louise Smith Of ibH now fsd. "Cst
Shosa aud Callgdaa'i Nancy Hull hive
"1he Living Room Tor her theme. snd
Ebsn En1iofd presents "Gafdtn Gossip
in hu alternative manu0r. 10 addi-
The state herald., 1903-05-22
A6ENTS WANTED.

LIFE OF \. DEWITT TALAAGE. by
hiH son, REV. FHANk DEWITT TALMAGE
and associate editors Of Christian Herald.
only book endorsed by Tnlmngc family.
Enormous profit Tor agents who act quickly.
Outht ten cents. Write Immediately
CLARK 4 co. e2e =. ith ~. PhIIa..
I'm Mention this Paper.
The state herald., 1903-05-22

suNNRtYi Mean tempt tshi MaE temp 10
Date "a 'Mlnt5mp %. .Dn'r itla!f"tai rrscip 3,
80. 81 days-clear ~, fBrtly rluldy {, ri1Bay D.,
Dates OF frost light A 10, u ~ khinr u, y, ~
paI0s Of slo1', ~ 10. rtsmu o., ~,
Total Snow ian inch.
Remark srri7g late, frui' luIafai Fagr
iahlsa above ground killed, araaHrif, hlgsu
killed ar tact aau uot
4. +, I, HAzEN. Voluntary Observer