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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-17

Maj d. f. Bradley has retired
from the editorial chair of the Easley
Plpgress, to tho regret of the readers
OF that paper and also Of his many
friends throughout the country. He
Is versatile writer and polished
gentleman of the old school, and a
gallant Confederate soldier, who lost
an arm in defence of his country. He
has has been snhelp ana, in incentive to
10 ne Lbfession in this
10 am tho "well dono"
no see him step
lhe harness with
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-17

'orfcions the conventions which will
choose delegates to the Democratic
National Convention-the effect of
his work will be seen. Reports that
are being received by members of the
Democratic National Committee in
dicate that the Bryan Hearst strength
in the National Convention promises
to bea surprise to the great mnjori-
" OF the leaders of the party.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-17

=, =, , IOItUO, q.
Sold by all Druggists. Halls Family
Pills are the best.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-17

"a response of some
he DIDN'T. lie left New
out so much as mentioning
hat his name had been con
th the nomination.
learst is having no opposition
work of getting delegates for
AS soon as counties begin
st delegates to the State con-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21
Inspecting Mines.

Siegfried Pe!s, of Hamburg, Ger
many, foreign agent of Witherbee,
Sherman & Co.. of Port Henry, N. Y,
is on the ranges on tour of inspec-
tion of the various iron mines. His
firm is the only exporter of iron ore in
the United States.
The firm has this year sent $4,000
tons to Germany. The ore that is
shipped abroad is the New York state
magnetic, and is high In phosphorus.
The German furnaces make basic
steel from the ore and use the Stag
for phosphate land fertilizer.
Wltherbee, Sherman & Co., concen-
trate the ore up to II 4-10 per cent iron
for their own use, but the ore that is
exported is sent over in the natural
state. The theoretical purity of
magnetic ore is Y per cent iron, so
that it will be seen that the company
concentrates the ore we'll up to that.
standard.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21
Not Very Promising.

Messrs. Neil McInnis and James
Falk of Eveleth and D. T. Adams OF
Duluth spent considerable time last
week in Isan ii and Crow Wing coun-
ties, looking over the ore indications
said to exist there.
Mr.. McInnis states that they saw
nothing which appeared particularly
attractive as an investment. Many
drills are in operation, but no hema-
tite has been revealed. AT least it is
not observable to investigators.
Magnetic showings prompted the ex-
ploration.
The formation according to Mr..
McIHnis, appears to be largely slate,
which is upheaved. Drills have pene-
trated 200 feet, The drift mantle is
heavy averaging 100 feet and thus
making exploration expensive.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

Vote for Roosevelt at the head
of the ticket. To assist the presi-
dent with a Republican congress
is your next duty and a vote for
J. Adam Bede will be in order.
Then a Republican governor and
Bob Dunn is the man, To help
the governor keep up the prln-
ciples upon which he will be elect
ed, be sure and cast your ballot
for N. F. Hugo and Harry Skinner
in this district. The next import
ant office and one which comes in
contact with the state machinery,
inasmuch as it is an adjunct to
the governor in holding up the
peace and dignity of the state, is
the office of sheriff and you will
make sorrowful mistake if you
do not cast your ballot for VIM. j..
Bates, Run your eye right down
the line and vote the Republican
ticket straight.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

The announcement that the
Roosevelt button is selling in five
times the quantities of the Parker
button is significant, but it will
not surprise anybody. 1t is what
was popularity expected, just as are
the advances in the odds on
Roosevelt in the betting. The
manufacturers report that Roose-
welt is far ahead in the button
selling, and they have no politics
in their business. In the south
Parker leads Roosevelt on this
test, but in all the rest of, the
country Roosevelt is ahead, and in
the country at large he is far in
the lead.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

Do not be misled by any false
political prophets but vote the
Republican ticket straight from
head to foot. The men who were
popular enough to secure the nomi-
nations should also be good enough
to be elected. Be a Republican or
a Democrat but do not be a split
ter,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

Some of the sentiments expressed
by the MINER last week on county
division, did not set well with sew
eral of our Duluth friends who
feel that we did them a grave in
Justice. This is a mistake. The
injustice has been on the side of
the ranges ever since we can re-
member.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

The season for killing hunters
will soon be at hand. Remember,
when you shoot you first see what
you are shooting at. The killing
of a man, even if accidental, will
be punished, says Coroner Boyer.
Manslaughter will be the charge
against you.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

tricts. In figuring up the Offices
and appointments in st. Louis
county, numbering about 515, we
find the ranges possessed of six
minor officials. This is certainly
generosity. 1t is a wonder we have
the six, and probably would not
have them if there was any
amount of salary in connection
Herewith.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

The story that eleven wealthy
men in the eastern and middle
states have contributed 81, 900, 0OO
each to the campaign fund to elect
Parker and Davis, is one of the
biggest stories ever invented. 1T
was started to help the sinking
Democratic cause, but it will not
avail. The largest campaign fund
ever raised in the United States
was in 1896 when Chairman Hanna
made out to extract 81, 900, 600
from the wealthy men of the
country. That large amount was
raised to squelch the free silver
delusion of Bryan. 1t was money
wisely expended because it killed
the free silver serpent. The tri-
umph of Bryan at that time would
have cost the business of the
country $500, 900, 900 as his victory
would have cast the United States
upon a free silver basis, like
that of Mexico and China.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21
newspaper wor

The ticket as it appears at the
head of these columns is good
enough for anyone. 1t has been
nominated by Republicans in fair
and legitimate manner and is the
proper thing for Republicans to
vote for.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21
Vote the Republican
Ticket Straight from
TOP to Bottom Nov. 9Th.

Stillwell H. Bingham, secretary
to Congressman Bede, has tender
ed his resignation, to take effect
Jan. J. Mr.. Bingham says he in
tends to devote his attention to
newspaper work.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

Of course, the Duluth papers
will assert that the ranges have
been treated fairly, because two
new commissioner districts were
established a few years ago, while
in truth the county is large enough
for seven more commissioner dis
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21

Editor Perham of the Eveleth
Mining News was married in Rae
inc, Wis, recently. We wish him
much happiness.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
For President, Theodore Roosevelt
For Vice President, Charles w. Fairbanks
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Congress, j. Adam Bede
LEGISLATIVE.
Representatives,, NF. Hugo, H. Skinner
JUDICIAL.
Judge 18th District. Homer b. Dibell
STATE.
For Governor. Robert e. Dunn
For Lieut.. Governor. Ray w. Jones
For Secretary of State, Peter e. Hanson
For Treasurer, Julius H. Block
For Attorney General, Edward T. Young
For Justices Supreme Court, G, ID. Elliot,
Chas, L, Lewis, C. s. Brown, e. A. Jaggard
For Railroad Commissioners, Ira ID. Mills,
w, e. Young,
COUNTY.
For Auditor, Odin Halden
For Sheriff. VIM. j. Bates
For Treasurer, W. A. HoIgate
For Attorney, JIM. McClintock
For Register of Deeds, Nj. G. Palmer
For Clerk of the Court, j. p. johnson
For Supt. Of Schools, S. W. Gilpin
For Coroner, DR.. j. NJ. McCuen
For Surveyor, Lionel Ayres
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-10-21
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The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
- I'D -a- y s-Irrs
D. Better ss5zrzt---

according 70 : rePc-r submitted by
Dsza CeorEe Z Wheat TO PreSitsai
HEp@- q TIE U1igs-s--y % C14iGzso.
the eIps-l-el- q ssEreEz-ilE ths sexes
in the junior college ~ork duriag the
pzs- rear has ben a scccesz Dean
Wheat Z his report says
-Czo6c5zllT- Tzrio1s Instructors who
have -snEh, The classes excl ci1ziTslF for
men O. EOzsl have fcld ne ihEf from
their eLps-5e1ce they b=lisTe that seq
r=Eziioo Is gong 10 work cut a. Al ID
ucz-loazl z-d so.eizi success ore in
-s-es-faE feature q the situation Is
-5zr ssTs-al o. TIE Instructors Who
we're radically opposed 20 ssE=gatioa
1oE say that thsir experience leads
the-n 70 favor i heartily"
The Eiris and boys do 10t have any
chance TO look 81 one another ard he
distracted il rhsir class room Eors-" "
said Professor Chandler. Eho has
taught s=zrszz-ed classes in Lain i
favored oo-=dzrzriOa and To-sd against
ss--eEzi5Un- But oust say that a.
result q the years Impressions ! an
n0E coaE5tscsd that seE=gs-ioo : be-
ter II ny classes there his been =
t-s;e- coaesatrztioa and the st1dsnts
have acrooplssh@5 more Than before
segregation
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
-. w=- Mno Trisa.

No- II r re it is 70 ~
Toe hs1rrs re=s--cr tE= Ez-
Tg-ho ITS hls -zu-=r arl goes =
To 30 tA= aasT - ez-
TH-ee -irnes- - Tina. y11 ave
SrE-Er
TO 1T TIA -rnVEF u1-
Bat az .1e Slsururs-s r-s- Trl 1--1s1-
Have failed 10 gl- -1e C-q
- Es1lzntly yo1 Jed shs 1Eh-
- a-71= r11r Giu-E a-d rr-1e
ne eEzf-n asrh a-a-I41@E. rhe rlE--
70 u-zfss Lbe Lsn E-t Trl=L
I-sc zu-Id rzs E1E=d o. yuu- s. Tn
Ard -av Z able E1u I've
F-a--zve ~ if - k=zg gua r-1-1
TIE Cur Ee could not s-r=
FsoE better "a -hz1- -aaE @ ea--=
il = 20 - c11-1ur-
TO take Ei;h Era-ii-s3s- not fiz-as
TIE gods Ike Sl-1s ha-e sat
- -oE- - To- -gE-rz4- T1-- -s7-s-
No -zl sEzsret H. Pate
Content ror1 N.t- -ts CEp thz- C-ssrs
-SsE To-s S1n-
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
sn-,- m.ss--.nE.. sssc.

Years E-ozsad fr17 -lIs 70 l1e Re
ezrcilE Wss-@lslsr zb5=E oE11E 70
ne 5ezF q. its sfonesuzk * EIA - 81
- r==z - the highly szroz-zgz7g -
1.arr O. Profess a 4 C1lrch- il S2-
pazrs -aEf leis Es5l .1uEa -.=--st Las
tr-5lght his se1=E-5t E-gz-=-ss TO
a.esr gpoa fr.e problem With sura s7e-
oess tszt - m sizl-= zlpiiezz-oa q
hz-Ftz Ez-er 10 -Ls su-zzc= i VII t'e
zails 10 -aco1s-lEz-e To- &C s-C-s E-1
10 make = a. srE-d n sFe--
The sulplAur5r se5i i -h= LONDON az
aAs zr-zck=6 re ezrlu1z-e q. ---7e II
ihe s-u-s zzd rszs1I=sd I- I--o . Isu-.
= Te-y soft f-lztle -ZzezlzL
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
Iuv.niis views 6. Msrrizs..

Re wzs = cu-Iy BEADED boy With
life before hin She Vas Z little girl
with q sz1cy pug nose. but wise i
would seen. beyond her years The
fact that she vas nursing = doll
With eyes that opened and shut with
= click may nave been his Inspiration
Say. sister. t-ink I'd git married
Il -sE how
On. that's easy replied The owner
Of The pug nose. -F5-st yol buy : dia-
nond ring and give il 10 her than
yOu buy = gold r.og- Ike uz1mz's
cot. and give that 20 he-- And then
you must buy her a watch fa- her
birthday
An What she give ue2~ eEpeci-
antly asked the little chap
Why. nurthin-. Of course Euartly
replied his little companion
sz!. sister he added = E1sss l
won't usrry-
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
r.-t,.-., crr..-n o.ssz.

IT, -oH- 4 szAzz- Sod Co. -
Crosse Wis- always have something
-=u s1r-H=-t-trE rz-zzE-s- us Tsz-
;hzV c'-sr z-1u-E tier -=T Du1sy
ma king F=-e-zal=s- a. Ez-1=s- G-==1
Eztfu- O7iol- i is Ertnuz-- "
Fzrrre- za5 Gz-1=o=--
gus- SID ZEIl- SoE-CE AED 1s.--
sad lhzE Elu SID y1z Ihz-r ti= plat
4nd s=-5 c-tzlaE. t1Eeihsr 7s--la -ooagl
-=e1 - grow
1-1r aas- sod CzshzE=
-lH1 E=llciuzs Cz--u-E-
--B59 b,-zzchi-E- Euf-J Csi=-y-
-g15 ~ b1--e-T L=1t1re-
Or s-le-1i1 D-iu-s-
--g11 rare. luselCZs Ellis-ss
zlglg EI1<srzsiF t-Lllia1- Fl1U=-s-
n AL over -rl1ss p-a1-s--ais E-=a-
e-=r s. made - Ear Euu 70 test L.s--
Ez-ran.s-1 Ea-=-ztIz s==1s E-1
Ill FoE Err lf.- E-1srAGE
-y-uTIdi-- you Eiu re-u-u this 71-ics.
sas II you ri send Iae-u 90 II I.os--
zr=. They iii zi5d 20 ta= above plzGk-
sr= of ths <z-g-s Ez--o=r CzzHnozz--
C6- - u
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
e-z,l.ps. vY.n E.-.s..z.

ss1lt S;s Mare Eiea- Fsa- sta--
vi L l. Szith- rzlu1=r ard 6soa-z-
f0-. whose hone l. - g1E Aza= street
this city mikes the te-l0Et-s STATE
zs---
I vzs lid a7 Eth soze H-d o.:
yziaz some sd 4 rs L1z5zs3
o-te-s Se5s-ics- z1d Others zsz.u
RAsu-ziisE 4 tsE % zE t-s-lz
Suggested thz- u Wzs I=z1 l.ois11,
bit Esztsve- Z Ezs il Ezre ne 4
lrszt deal o. pain Il fze- almost
completely crippled ne ae5 70 -ss
tEo cE1es 70 EzIk zbuu1 al eve1
then It Szs = vs-g p.zat1i task
a tried advised ne 10 --y Dc5d-s
k5dner Pills z-d ] beEza TIE rrsz;-
r.eut After hzd used the first box
! vas abe 70 throw sEzy uoe o. The
czoes z-5 Ess considerably inprov-
81 Tie Eac1-5 box s--zi=at=lsd IL
u7 50 thzt I could - about free from
Esala siL5sgr any assistance ard EeTy
sooa after vE co@Fleteiy cured.
v=u AID hsFpy- without a pain or Al
zc.s Do5s-s Eiezsr P.Iiz SEEMED 10
20 night 10 tse spo- II ny case and
ther III always have ny Ersates-
praise
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
un..-urnuna Poil..-.-

Since the opening q ths London
7 ~opsnuy Tube there are Il the
city police force some cousrz5ies Who
have TO perform the whole OF their
dutie= underground Their du-y Is to
patrol the footSa-s and stzirczses of
the Bank station 70 prevent any
breach Of the peace. Just Is co1stables
IN the ordinary way patrol the streets
above Tbey 20 On d-ry ana are r.
Ieved al the sane hours a their
h-otLe- o15csrs-
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
FRAUD IN Foc0s.
Ens--os- a-azzi L9st t--- Ofsas,-s:
Fo-- P-3-g-tE


Tss aszr zutau---5es estimate The
-1-irr pzf1 fo- cEz11-1es-ly zzde O. SD
fo.od a. sIefssafs1 . Eszr- i Is b=-
I.ssed -tzr u-usfy-ziae pr cc-t- q this
Erez- suu b. spent for food n hiea IS
f-z1ca5e-f buf 1o5 harmful Tat
sszFsz 81 lal.l.9 rzid eFery rear 1O-
dishonesty uc-rucgsd food Preparations
which are sir5sr ao-sclo4s o. distinct
j. hu-1zI 70 -buse Eh0 uuElrtiaEly
Css th=z
II As uozs-r0us thing thai nearly
81 .ai,e = dzF said - sr.er fo- hid
den I.ozso-is ard noE5ous E1astiTu-es for
good food Rel lsz1 = Gssd n max
ing bozzE rzEsu1e p.zgT@-- Out @. tu--
ry-uns sz--5as u LhzI uo-6iDs-r sx-
zufusz b. -he NEsszch NETS Board e
Health 10 less thza forty wee trzu1-
uis1r Czr5F is cfIz1 colursd VITA
aszdIr Lad -rozz-= q 1I1e-y-tEo
saI--tlzz -=s1 e II EzsszG. 1sa1rs- eight
~ Esr@ po5zu-s1 Il that zzu1Er-
Mzrssis dust ls soDs-lzss found Il CO..
fe-=tio-s-s sugar
CcuEzre5 Esta EE frzuds- rh-
-uore co-1-1-lF k-uwn z1d Elzr11g
food h1-aEE s8ch = ne sale Of
younE A-a-Gzz he-rfrs - Frs1ca
sssr5fns5= and Th= -z-Ee-irg q great
quErti;5es q ols5DzTEEr-l= zs uu--er.
are a lizzie i- 1c--znrs- They Go oot
-rl1= With He ard hath
That Z me L.sz- q reasons f1r rhs
passage uf lzEs Ike the -u---food oill
zhict hzs EuEs -hrouEh m ao2ss q
Rs-Irsss1rzrlFss and fer tie riE1 a.
-orusuz-t q eTzF s1cl s-zt1Ts--
CleEslzEd Lszd=-
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
Easy WAY 70 MAke MONEY.
American Raises Argument sns Bets
s- SE-e Thing

CT Sure Thing
II the old days when q side-Eheele-
on The Mississippi Vas the chief ~sy
:or people 10 IrzTel =ho were desi-ous
q going south. Al ElgiishEzn Eho
Owned a ranch Ezz = passenger On
ore q these boz-s While ea route
he had frequently been asked By .
fellow passenger a. American, To
9oia & game a cards but the
-hlegusiic EnEllshDza declined the
Americans solicitations
Ole dzE the American asked the
E-glishnza 70 pay = game Of cheek
e-s- and TO this Re consented After
three or four moves had been Dzde
the American informed his adversary
be had better take back the move he
had made IS he vas sure 10 beat hin
The ElElishnsa Il once vas or his
nigh horse and Informed rs rival he
1rOuld o0t be dictated To-
The American replied ! did rot
zicfzJs 70 you-
! never said ycu did ! stated !
would no- BE dictated 10
Again he ~zs mex with tie zas-e-:
! did aoT nictzte 70 yu1-
Thls zlse-sd the E1s--sH--z-- Who
zzzi1 stated ne would not be dictated
70 AID that there vas 10 such word
- aiclzis-
III BET yo1 s. there Is said the
American
The bet rs coFsred- With cool
delibe-zt.uu -he Ansricza pulled =
dictionary out Of his pocket and
---s s-zzz the v-r--g zsf-zrs meaning to
zi1E at SAYING This : the sey-
en- 3 bll ! have EOa o. that ~O-d
80
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
NJ. z-- Tso 7EE

= cu-luRz zdvs-1-ss=szl appeared Il
Z 2zsszE, Pzps- u11s- re Ae-cl-rs q
i WIFE ard To EiEs -or s-ls Ens
z1Te-z1sz2s1- s1s-t1 -1z1 Fcl12
Russian Of irEr-sE Cfts-s 9ur sale Us
y0CrE Eite harry rEs--y Esz-= O.
age Eao : bszu-iiul ard 1'1zs=sses *
c=ls1- nszl-h- 11f Is a. vs-g q1z-T=.
su-s nature il Eoes on bF saying fhs-
re pE are also yuI-E 11t I'D *
t-e-sly eo15-.z-u-=f T1-s s-rz1g=
co-htzz-5uz Is 70 - kEt t1T -ls -
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
= NEW JERSEY SOLOMON.
Easily Settled DispUt. Concerning
ONne-s-io of Hens

Magistrate Jerzo1 o-ce sPe-r e
SUMNER IL : little tow II SouA
JERSEY and made the scquzi1tznce O.
3 justice q the peace who held more
oaces tnz1 Pooh Ban himself He
vas. says Jernoa. a notary pl5lic
= storek=epe-- supe-i1ts-delt Ot The
sunday school lzE preacher. pos--
master. coroner. a fzr=sr and . few
more things that can't recall nov
de Ezs Sa-eEd old fellow, a. =
deSisiou n = czse thai ! heard =iil
20 10 show Two farmers had : dis
pate about the oE1e-saip of sOus
poult-y. and ezch PLEADED his oE1
case Each side had A. equal nun
5e- ot witnesses z1d here vas so-s
tall swearing done Al round II ! had
been sitting OF TIE case ! would have
given It u2 a. = bad lob. OF sent il 70
co--- for trial But that's Just What
he didn't DO
! forgot TO state thar IL addition 70
all his other fuzctionz he Wzs his ozu
constable TIE hens were Il oou--
in e coop and he ordered that = COZ
stable should take the coop TO TIE
roadway opposite The farms q the liz
-znrs and -ura the creatures loose-
Ard he id the JOB himself and co- Is
Zee for doing IL The hens settled the
case br going directly 70 ore q the
farms. and the justice declared that
they knew their Say home AID gave
iu6--ezt accordingly - Phllzde shia
Press
The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
WELL POSTED.
A California po-;sr WIN % YsEr.'
E1perien-e-

Experience
IL nv 70 years experience as
teacher zud przctit5c1e- along hyCie-
nc lines. says Los Angeles phEsi-
czz1- I have nerer fou-d : food to
compare with Grspe-Suts fo- the bs1e-
Il q ths general health Of AL classes
Of people have -econusacsd
Grzpe-Sats for aunbzr Of years 10
patients with the Ereztest success and
eve-y pears experience makes lie
nO-s eatbuzizy1ic regarding its use
/ make i a rule to always recon-
reud GrzpeSurz ard Postum FOOD
Coffee II place Of coffee Ehsa giyirE
ny patients Instructions IS to diet FOR
! know both CrzpeNuts AID Postum
can be oiges-sd By anyone
-As FOR myself. Ehs1 engaged II
I-uch ue1tzl work ny diet twice
DAY consists Of Grzpe-Nuts and -.ch
cream hzd it inst ths thing 20 build
up gray matter and keep the brzia
II good working order
IL addition % is wonderful eject.
as brain AID nerve food G-zPe-Suts
always keeps the digestive Organs in
ps-fect. healthy tone I carry it With
ne =ben / travel. Otherwise an
almost ce-zlu TO have trouble -iih
ny stomach Name given By Postum
Co. Rz-tle Creek Mich
Strong in5o-se-sats Ike the above
from physicians all over the country
have stamped GrspeSu-s tire most
scic-tiEc foo6 IN the Eo-l5-
There's 4 reason
Jook II each pkg for the famous
LILLE BOOK, TIE Road TO WsllTiLs'
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II spares 70 clsss or l2-io-zAli-r- II
t71l-11rs-i sod the sE1o-zar- the a-zs-1sr-zr
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tzrld sas-=HllE aaET -e-r1-- -rlla-H-
srs=y down iE1 h=Eu ug-E ---s
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A-sd r.pa. ssus. r-as.f-L

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lz1ds z=sF,oo5 quickly z-d give = 5iE
ys=l5 Eh4u planted 70 Sllzsr's Sreltz.
Hama B--ieF- AzezTolI Hh@zL So
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ard B-L-uus Irlaruss- ADORE s==ln 10
flourish and laugh a. dro1Ghts IA
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Co l. Crosse. Wis for cnsl- Bag cat-
z1ug AID 3z--a s=z5 szzp-E=s- fTs- y u
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e,ss Ins.sns stslI Lir..

TIE ofsz1-p-zuts1 stz-sns--s thai
@anCzta1 I1dz-s soon zfTsr leaving
scho.ui rslzps= into he banker STATE
IL rsfufe1 ly I1= r=por1 q Lhs Hz-p-
ton Izzz1rufe- ZhE1 scaoo5 hzs E-zdB-
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ss srce1ear IL ~ ezsas. good u -
far lH Iss- p-1r 81 =. Ezz n =
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After Effects of La Grippe Eradicated
hy Pe-ru-na-

N-s- F-r-i Wsinber-e-. Wes.e-lo.
Albany County y Y wrl-e--
several ves-s ago ! hs1 Al attack Of
Ia grippe pVh5eh left nv nerves in 4
-l-rssz-z.---i e-u-difioa- Then ! had an
Other z--sek C Is E-ipr.e which left ne
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The Lamar register., 1904-02-10
Gla.s More.

Class money has been ussd from
ri-e inr-eno-isl by the Arabs Of Fez-
q, and Tzzili: and II CpDe- Bur
nan are huge leadsu tokens issued By
the late King Theebsu- and which
Sill DO duty. sl1ho1EL they weigh
thr==-7uz-rerz q . pound apiece. and
# takes seven Of them to equal in
TaIua : single Chinese dc-lz-.
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We desire 70 czI The z-raut.on of or
rszds-s 70 The adv cf TIE Particles
Se=5 Company II another column This
Is the ol5es- AID largest se=c coupzny
u thz Wes-- and lis representatives. "a.
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The Lamar register., 1904-02-10

Eboie -oEus and cites zre caught II the
ta1efUl crio # a terrible muns-er-
The following letters SIX fo- them
selves 20 i5s ealesrT of le-Uaz n cases
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WE-lrEs ErEHHH { EaTlrs
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t.g-ff~- sol - - E--laE.zla-.-
tx LARS "a q Eillls - eanlsss5lEzsal4
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zee. c--t.-tasI- Es.- s-.-

Z s1Eers-l flE yea 1sl--l = q fe-e-- 4 frle-sd
-es1-n1e-dei Aliens ) FabgT-EASE
uss1 Two ss1re= = ils Ts-'s-1ss-. AID n fs=-
have t.sz- s--irs'r c--l--far-.-ils e7rsr st-sca
AIIESS E0-0--EzSE- j. cs-rzz-llr : cs5-
SID 70 ne w / : SEa----ls...5f ~ i.sli..--
tol- y C 500 - a. D-lEg-sts. L.