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Effective january list, % o., 4 round ZIP +
tickets Will be sold ms follows, III IL III IA
S&6 Between Richmond B and VAST lngto 1 q.
limit two days, N in add ton Il to da 81
sale; 10 s.op-over s., 90, M X eis "a
sBetweens /, Rlchmpnd Sand Wa hlngtolll.#
limit iiyo days, ii, finddit lon /. to do te3 e.
ale. stop-oyers ne l'reder ois b llrg y a nd
SAlexapdrla within limit, 600, 5fS al
X sRetwcenSH Richmond and Ash ND j MI az
two days IN ddltlonf to date e sale, l5c.s
X Bet tween r Richmond and Flede rl oks bu rg.
limited q Wo days, In addition to date ~ y
sale. s2.75. Nh III q s,
Il Retwcan3 other stations on the Richmond,
Fredereksburg and Patomac RailTps aid 4
EWashington Southern Railway, Me-, ronntlS
trip tickets Will bio sold al 3 cents l'ell
mile one way distance. limited two DAYS
In addition TO date of sale; no st op-o yeFs
frhe one way rates between Byrd Street
Station and all sta tons on "a boIe ROADS R
at 8 cents per mile will be applied To HEdfs5
/ from n lba, J 81 n 59 Al S1ssf &, Ss "a;
4 Commandments ticket books now good IKE I
and from ELLA will be accented for pas
sage II ard fT5m Byrd Street Sta lon. s ss
Effective3 Il January 9th, 300, II fty TRIP
StuanilS tickets viii be cold batNeen Eeicil,s
5mnnJ5nrtl Ashland at 49, 90. limited Foh ~ /
~, p, TAYLOR, q e
3s ss4S II Ira Mo Mana ger
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following pr;o,g1ral hin ss'
Song. Christmas Eve and al is e'a AZ
q Reeitntior. santn Claus, vaug han Gary.
solo, Clip Your Hands for So nta. Me- "
me $T>1anlklln II, s,S, !, !. ).
ia 1oue IgThe d Joys ~ of Christmas Morn.
Fannie $Alpern and 1rrnncis era re. 3, 4,
Reoita Little Stock gs, sylys'n
so!osMerry, Merry snowaa 81 Mos Mason
Elliott. 5 t9 u, es AZ
+ song, Tho I'll fiji Band, ehor'tis.
Cornct solo, NEchnuxS Crulnr si5 IN
ieS r collation., IIo W. Santa luus Game,
jennie EBurwell ZIG i, ), B: I,
h solo, NY Precious Dolly Francis Crane.
song, Whcn8thes sr,o Wilkes lral hlrd ~
Grammar nils. ~ \, ",
Solo, We'll Turn the Tables. ! o'l rs
Phelps. Ia f3 Fl \. IA u, \.
Grammar pupils M, ss
Solo santa's Coming, Annie sci,rod . er;
Recitation. "a surprl for sa nta Claus,
Dorothy Nlnter. " AS y, I
perrin. 85s 81 sStf al Va 8j I'M III
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SA Al i +, GIVE q oGRAMME.


Children Farm cunt Baptist Sun IN
IS Enjoy Themselves n ls13''a5.
III rhe prog rinme for the entcrta i1ment
4 q the sFairmount Baptist Sunday y chool
8is appended: S "a Il
N, $as
III JOY to the ,Yorld d. u by the audi
&s5f Prayer, Mr.. Binfort. VA
##5s Chorus, Christina Jo ,E
Recita tion, My ST ckin s, Edna Davis
5& Dialogue, Christmas Fal rles.$ ,:l
Trio, The Story Sweet. Marion II e lch--
Anrdsoii,3 Mary Gary, sena II Y. Ri W.T.
Christmas ting, byanne child rem en-
s5 Duet y Myrtle T roxler, N mic F,elv
Recitation. Hinton b ford ..SS n.
@ GLORY toS God I'm the II CHEST Oh oir.Ss53
Recital lon, r nth " hi e. ts W.
Behold II Bring Y & ouS Good I'D I'd l Y
choir. II s 81
citation, Mamie F'elvey:
Chorus Ring the Merry Bells.
Tub eaux. $isiSs8 ls3S
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Spending the = olidlays Here.
Nj. i Lewis G, Mayo, { now Of Roanoke.
but formerly his here for -, rs
Was Was for some time connected with the
Bell Telephone Company In the q p ?
was recently made 81 mana n 9 IL ne le
Roanoke offi CO. ~ II
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Valuable Property Sold u

M j. S D. z. Carnenl & I san have Just
closed sale or property n West Br rtlt
Street. frofthe Mechanics SaYin gs Bank OF
Richmond at the price OF sl3, SOD
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BANQUET Given J. ! IN. TO
THE B|J0U /. PLAYERS I | | / |
Come dians and Chorus Girl:
EnjoySa Christmas Dinner.
* Jokes Told.
Ioke:s Told

ii The q Running For Office Company
Numbering forty 70 people, u are stopplng5
ut Campbells new hotel. The com pany
cana n q 5thiss city from, Il Washington \;
where they played q week at the Ia fay
ettegR Theatre. Ipon their. rival hers, ,eI1n
they were greeted by R representative
Charles Won, their diva nee man. who.
shaus at 81 the susg estion Of George Co
ha n9and Sam Harris. owners OF the show
aarA 1nged y for q Christmas dinner, The
tiinnerE was given In 81 Murphy Y Annex
BANQUET hall and was one of the finest
ever put up BY. Il iurphy The menu ~
embraced such things ms ns oys-
tiers, turkey with estnllt dreFFl y. gro
quett mushrooms, q lall on toas h. celery
salad, baked shad and the necessary
liquids and confections, .si9 Id j, e. rs
NIanagrey c. 5BC, IS tunln8 wa s. ma stcr q
ceremonies, assisted 8 by gent IL Cha riie
ZION and stage A1anag5 Hugh Ma ca.
These gentlemen, made things merry by:
calling on the various members Of the
company who res pom etl II IN lleir. Q M
spnrtlcular rs way. among them being the
members OF tho famous Olymplc y G a.
tette VIM Kcoug II, Al ke sullivan va
Cameron and 3Hngll Y; M nc 81 M 3l.s d
I'll AZ feature Of thea nm was ne manner
1n3which tho qunrtett5 "took off, the old
time MINISTRIES ana told the old Jokes
l,.yYhat max IS n cats tall like "a long
roa asked Hugely NJ M Ike SUI !.
Iva, A II s. Is s.S *
,rrhe end Of IA howl 3s sa ID Iieougll 3g
I'll 5.vrhe ed OF Il, howl ,a,'a sal Ikepugll. III
And d cats tail Is 4 Ike ~ long road.
because II Is fur to the end said q AZ =
Cameron, sg s;s Il =. y, Il
Everybody laughed 3,
I'll was a nne affair and rssolutlons q
thanks were voted MI, " lon Tor MS paft,l
and to cohun and Harris for q the pleasure ".
of the occasion, TX. % s,8 !, ~ 81 s
a u,rrnets,s Extract Of Vanilla I,
Is tho standard everywhere Sold by best
grocers.--1'A ADV, ~ Al. III sS VI
ATTRACTIVE Il oLlpAY ATE s,
via Southern RAJ lway. Detailed sinforn,a-
fG1s at offiees, % ssa and PAST Mai,
Street; phones 40 and 400. 7.
SOUTHERN Z q cATio Nal AssoclA-
n TIoN,IAcksoN LIE, f Ia We 3 M
LOW RATES WI SOU n IS rs iii
ERN RAiLWAY Nj &
l 4,rickets on sale December g2Stll and
9atl, N one fare plus Soc. round trip. For
lIinformat ion apply TO ticket agents, ,sSs
sPEc iAL1i 10y RAT Es TO JAcksof',
vi LIE, $40. Y IN G. sQT VT e. A. II c
H ,ll,5 E7h II r Al LVyAY 5sil n
sea. 10 Round 4 RIP from Richmond COM
lparatlve}S low rates from other ioinfss;.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OH sale Deccni ?Ss IN and
1dt tin.Is iiinif ian IN l,y y 9co. S{s
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\, n Ia urnett's Extract 81 yanl''a DILL J.
is tho ndard everywhere Sold pyi best I
,grocers--i Adv,' N a, a Iii
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ATTRACTIVE Il q Ida r. TIE s,
via southern Railway, D etailedl sinfornla-
.tioi, furnished by all ketaagents. CITY
Nickel Offices, 80 antt 4. wv S5l gas Ala''
Street; phones 40 and 400. y.
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LIS Somebody told you,."s 80 ID Mack, and
Everybody laughed l, !, & !. =, !,
lit was a fine affair and resolution rs q
thanks, were voted Mr., " ion for HIS part
and to Conan ana Harris for the pleasure
of the occasion, isse s. 3'ssG III
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3,rrhe end OF al low, n aid :iieougli g5
Gt5.1rhe ed lof$ ~ hoR , " 50 ID lSepugll.
"And d cats tail Is ikeS nl long road.
because II Is fur to the end said q. y
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Them Z DucATio AssoclA.
n TON, JACK NYiLLE,S F La, We IN
II 3s u LOW RATE 4 VIA "a SouT

" q EKN 8HNIEWFNTt m -i5
gWickets on sale December g2Sth a1d
satll, one fars plus Soc. round trip. Fol
apply 40 ticket gents, s.y
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sSJn&all of the churches largo congresa-
8tions were present for the Christmas SER;
vices and collections tai ken up in most Of
the houses Of worship were 4 for tho poor
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PRICETOWN.
December q, 1904.


There will be a clay pigeon shoot at
this place New Years eve.
On account of the interesting meet.
ing at Buford Rev. Murch did not fll
his regular appointment at this place
last Sunday.
j. H. Gossett aud wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Minot Pulliam and daughter,
Blanche, and Orland Gossett and
family, of East Danville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Flavius Pulse, of Pulse, and Ira
Gossett and family spent Xmas day
with J. W. Gossett and family.
M. J. Pulliam, of this place, and
Miss Alice Champion, of Pulse, stole
a march on their many friends, when
on Xmas eve they we're quietly marri'
ed at the residence of Rev. E. d
Murch. From there they drove to
East Danville where they took the
train to take In some of the many
sights of the Queen city.
Miss Jane. Young. of Pulse, spent
Xmas with her friend, Miss Olive
Sanderson.
Miss Stella Hopkins, of near Nevin
attended Church at this place Christ
mas.
Clarence Gossett spent Christina,
with his cousin, Harley Cochran, o.
this place.
The church at Pricetown presented
Rev. Murch with beautiful Morris
chair as Christmas gift.
Irwin Certier and wife, of Mowrys
town, spent Christmas with the form
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. f
Certier and family.
w. j. Cochran and wife entertaine
, at dinner Christmas d. A. Pulliar
, and wife and II. M. Whitley an
| 60
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PULSE.
December 81, 1904.


Charles Faris, of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday with his parents, Carey Faris
and wife.
Clarence Pulse and wife we're guests
Uf Worth Gossett and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahaffey, of Hillsboro,
were guests of p. G. Robinson and
family recently.
Otto Workman, of Pricetown, was
a caller here Sunday.
Mary Sanderson spent last week
with relatives at Buford.
Miss Lulu Ragland was the guest
of william Mccoy and wife at South
Liberty last week.
Stella Aber, Alma and Charley
CLANCY are visiting Carlton CLANCY
at Glennwood, Indiana.
Senia Faris, of Fairview, Is visiting
her grand. parents, Carey Faris and
wife.
Sidney Taylor was the guest of
VIM. Morgan at South Liberty re-
Gently.
Arthur CLANCY and wife, of Nevin,
were guests of P. G. Robinson and
family Saturday.
Clarence Pulse and wife were guests
of Fred Granger and wife, of Hills
boro, Monday and Tuesday.
Blaine Pullam and wife, of Price
town, were guests of J. II. Duvall and
family Friday.
John Benning ton and wife, of Frog.
town, we're Sunday guests of w. A
Pulliam and family.
G. W. Ellis and wife, of Brown
county, we're guests OF Anna Stricken
Sunday.
Lila Pulliam is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomp. Duncanson, at Lynch
burg.
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IL. o. Thoroman and son, of Dayton,
have been the guests of T. M. Thoro-
man and family for few days.
Rev. Kestle went to Marshall on
Sunday evening to attend the Nc
Coppin Roads wedding.
Charles Clark, of cambridge, is the
guest of friends here.
The township trustees will have an
all-day meeting on Monday of next
week, beginning at9 o'clock and re-
quest all new township officers to be
present to be sworn in. The meeting
will be held at New Petersburg.
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Christine Nilsson and Slgnor Tag.
liza pIctria, at one time co-member Of
the strakosch Grand Opera Company
at The Academy of Music, New York
City, figured IN an episode la Linn
berger most impropriate In consider
alton of their nationalitics.
One evening "Faust" was the opera
scheduled to be given. Nilsson the
late Del Puerte celebrating baritone
the Valentine, and 90 on, 80 Tagliap-
ietra was "ofI," and had invited some
German friends to ''small and late"
at the then famous old Moretti Res
taurant In East Fourteenth street.
As the dinner was drawing to a close
the singer found the feast lacking In
what he considered the essential Lin
burger cheese for his T.utonic guests,
and ascertainlng Moretti could not
supply them with 1t, rushed forth to
an establishment In the vicinity,
where he purchased quantity. and
was returning Herewith when he ran
into the arms of the Impressario
Stra kosch, who was tearing about
distractedly to find him.
"Come quickly, Tag Del Puente
has been taken I'll, "he gasped. "The
curtain Is up, and there is no one to
finish the part of Valentine"
Remembrance from the baritone
proving vain, he was obliged to hasten
to the academy" where, depositing
the cheese in the corner of his dress
ing room, he donned his costume; and
dispatching note to his friends at
the restaurant ITO keep 1t up until he
was dead, when he would rejoin them, y
he answered his "call" and went on
the stage.
Before appearing for his death
scene Tagliapietra bethought him Of
his purchase, and, to his dismay, dis
covered that members of the chorus
had demolished half of it during hii
absence from the room.
At white heat of anger over the
theft he seized what remained, but
before he could find safe hiding
place for It his "call" came, so, jam
ming the Limburger within the breas'
of his doublet, he rushed "on."
During his death agonies Marguer
lite throws himself across her brother
body, bending over frantically to kis
him. The audience said Nilsson hat
never acted the part 80 realistically
little dreaming when she raised her
self 80 suddenly and faced them tha
the Mortified expression and tear
streaming eyes, which they naturall,
ascribed to passion of remorse, wer
merely due to too close contact wit
the baritone's Limburger cheese.
Margaret Townsend, in January Lip
pincott's.
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RUSSELL.
December 20. 1904.

Rev. Briggs preached very fine
Christmas sermon. The Christmas
tree and entertainment Saturday
night we're very nice.
william Maxey and wife and Frank
Hart started this morning for White
Vile, South Carolina, where they will
engage in the lumber business.
Charlie Hart and wife, of Alleghe-
ny, Pa, are spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Laura Burton.
Miss Rosa Trop and Miss Robinson,
of Mt. Zion, were visiting at George
Culhan's recently.
Miss Ola Shaffer and sister, of
Lynchburg, and James Britton, of
Chillicothe, spent Christmas with his
parents here.
Mrs. Rebecca Frost is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Mel.
lie Achor, at Sharpsville.
Mrs. Mary Webb and little son and
daughter, of Arkansas, arrived here
last Saturday night, where they will
remain for a while with her parents,
Rev. w. N. Maxey and wife.
Miss Jennie Boatright, of Xenia,
Miss Kittie Oldaker, of Hillsboro, and
Miss Mary Boatright, of New Lexing.
ton, are home for the holidays.
Rev. Briggs and family we're guests
at Chas. Jonte's last Saturday night.
Miss Melvina Sinclair, who has been
visiting her brother in Oklahoma and
other relatives in the West, returned
to her home here last Saturday.
The entertainment at the school
house last Friday afternoon, given by
the schools, was we'll attended and
very much enjoyed by all
Mrs. Jennie Purslin, of Williams
burg, is visiting at Lon Fenner's.
Lewis Sellman, of Winchester, IL
here spending the holidays with Miss
Anna Hart.
Mrs. Josie Strange and sons, Willie
and Waltham, of Greenfield, were
with relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Oldaker, O
Helena, Montana, are visiting rela
tives here. MIR. Oldaker is civil en-
gineer of the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
Griffith Holmes and j. M. Hughey
of Hillsboro, attended the G.. A.
meeting here on last Saturday. Tn
following are the newly elected OIL
GERS of Robert Russell Post: Con
mander, Joseph Siddens; Senior Vice
William Sinclair Junior Vice, Fred
ric Roush; Quartermaster, John W
Oldaker; Adjutant, John Wilkin
Chaplain, Lewis Ludwick Surgeon
Philip Bellies; Officer of Day, Chas. A
Chaney; Officer of Guard, Eli Charles
Delegate to State Encampment, Fred
ric Roush; Alternate. Charles a
CLANCY.
Joe Michael's house, near Sharp'
vile, burned down few days ags.
Mrs. Lizzie Hill, of New Vienn;
was a business caller in our villag
' one day last week.
Miss Grace Hart was at Hillsbor
1 one day last week.
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RECTOR OF ST. LuKs's,
Ashburnham, ontario, Tsstines to
the Good Qualities Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

AsHBuRNHAM, ONT, April IL, 1903
II think It is only right that should
tell you what wonderful effect Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy has produced
The day before Easter was so dis
tressed with cold and cough that ]
did not think to be able to take any
duties the next day, as my voice wai
almost choked by the cough. The
same day received an order from you
for bottle of your cough remedy.
at once procured sample bottle and
took about three doses of the medi'
cine. To my great relief the cough
and cold had completely disappeared
and I was able to. preach three times
on Easter Day. know that this rapid
and effective cure was due to your
cough remedy. I make this testimo
nial without solicitation, being thank
full to have found such God.sen'
remedy. Respectfully yours,
E. A. LANGFELDT, M. A.
Rector of st. Luke's Church.
This remedy is for sale by The w. +
Smith Co.
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Ohio JAN statistics.

Jail statistics for the past year
given out by Secretary of State Lay
lin Wednesday shows that the total
number of persons so detained was
1910. Of which 13, AGO we're natives Of
foreign born-the Austrians were In
the largest number--6s3. with the
Irish closely following with 635 and
Germans with SOB; 1897 were white,
zoos colored; 15,50s we're males, 1,2l4
females and 2,455 we're wholly Hitter
ate: 3,343 we're under majority; IL
died In jail. The cost of keeping the
prisoners was Sl4S, $3.50, and the daily
cost per prisoner was on the average
52,18 cents.
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RAlNSBORo.
December 20, 1904.

DeCemOer 70, l4U4.
Dr.. and Mrs. Bennett, of Witham
Vile, have been spending few days
with their daughter, Mrs. Kestle, re.
turning home today.
Supt. J. L. Strange is spending this
week at his home In Greenfield
Mrs. John Gossett has been quite
sick for several days.
Misses Mae and Beatrice Davis, of
Cincinnati, arrived last week tospend
the holidays with their parents, Rev.
J. H. Davis and wife.
Mrs. .Rebecca Roads and daughter,
Miss Olive, left last Thursday for
Mowrystown, called there by the Ill
ness of Mrs. @. w. Badgley.
A little daughter was born to Tom
Rowe and wife last week.
Carey Beaver and family, of Mar.
shall, spent Christmas with his par
ents here.
j. B. Buntain and wife, of Fall
Creek, visited Geo. K. Rhoades and
family last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Roads has been visiting
her parents, VIM. Russell and wife,
at Greenfield, for few days.
The M. e. Sunday School appointed
Roy Coleman delegate and J. w. Ira
Der alternate to the temperance con-
vention TO be held in Hillsboro this
week.
Warren Harper, of Good Hope, is
the guest of ]. B. Davis and family.
The exercises given by the pupils OF
the public school last Friday after.
noon we're very entertaining and re.
fleet great credit on our excellent
corps of teachers.
Ora Garrett, of Oklahoma, came
last week to spend Christmas with
his mother.
The showers of rain that have fallen
In the last few days have been gladly
welcomed and have relieved the water
famine through this section to a grea'
extent.
James M. Downey, of Dayton, ant
Mrs. Sylvia McGrew, of this place
we're married at high noon on Christ
mas Day by Rev. A. j. Kestle.
Mrs. Neville Carper has been seri
ously Ill for several days and her lif'
has been dispaired of, but there is
slight Improvement in her condition
at present.
Clarence Epperson, of Hillsboro,
spending a few days with friend
here.
The cantata and Christmas tree a
the M. E. Church Saturday night dre'
a large audience in spite of the ba
weather and made the hearts of tn
children happy. The committee haV
ing 1t in charge deserve credit TO
their untiring efforts to make 1t
success.
Mrs. Joseph Beaver and Miss Mar
Spargur took dinner with Greenfiel
friends last Tuesday.
A small blaze in the smokehouse Q
Dick Harrington created an excite
{ ment for few minutes on Thursda
afternoon. The citizens promptly r.
sponded to the call for help and tn
, fire was extinguished before muc
damage was done.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY
STOCK FARM

Pure Bred and Registered Aberdeen
Angus Cattle: Large English Berk-
shire and Chester White Swine !;
Shropshire and Lincolnshire Sheep.
Young Stock of Best Breeding and In
dividuality for Sale at All Times.
A number of Fine Angora Goats for
Sale in Lots to Suit Purchasers.
Fl. M. BROWN, Hillsboro, o.
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Be Quick.

Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. 1t never fails,
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by The w r. Smith Co.
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If you haven't time to prepare Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea, it is now
made in tablet form also. Get a
package already to use. Makes you
well; keeps you well. 30 cents.
KAUFMAN & BAER.
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Mr.. A. II. Kane, prominent drug
gist of Baxter Springs, Kansas, says
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are, in my judgment, the most
superior preparation of anything In
use today for constipation. They are
sure In action and with no tendency
to nauseate or gripe." For sale by
The w. r. Smith Co.
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Removes the microbes which i'm
poverish the blood and circulation
Stops all trouble that interferes with
nutrition. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 30 cents
Tea or tablet form.
KAUFMAN 81 BAER.
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"It was nice of you to get Johnnie
that drum he wanted for Christmas, F"
said Ma Twaddles, "but why did you
get such frail, Aimsy thing? He'll
break that one in a day."
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When you feel like slnging-sing,
Signing will never pleasure bring,
Learn to laugh, you can laugh and
laugh right
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night. KAUFMAN g. BAER.
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"Yes, sir" declared Mine Host, "this
IL the best restaurant In town. Ev-
erything is Hrst.class, and our cook is
the best In the business. Don't 60
elsewhere If you want good meal.
Well, must be going"
"But where are you going at this
time of day?"
"Where am going? Why, great
Scott, mani it's nearly 7 o'clock. I'm
going over to the hotel to dinner"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-12-29

"What are you going to name your
airship?"
"Thc Port Arthur"
"Why?'
Every body expects it to fall, but
it WON'T
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-12-29

Cooks Tourist-What's that big rock
over there?
Guide-That is Gibraltar.
Cooks TOurist-Gee! When did they
rub out the insurance sign?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-12-29

"Did you give your stenographer a
day of on her birthday"
"She didn't need IL; she took three
years Off, herself"