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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25
INCREASED Cosr or LIVING.
Its Bearing on The Salaries of Clcr-
.ymen.

Bishop Warren in the Northwestern
Christian Advocate.l
1he United States Labor Bureau
has lately made Investigations of great
importance TO ministers. official boards
and churches. It has obtained Statis-
ties from 25,440 families of t24.10@
persons. the income of which exceeded
Sl.2OO year, the average being
S63722 IS to cost of living and its in
crease from 1890 10 1900 This in
creaee :s found TO be about 2 per cent
on all that is needed to keep a family.
That Is an income Of 800 III 1890
needs to be raised to 1915 IN 1900 TO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25

odd members and is a flourishing or
ganizatiou, standing for the good vf
the community, and looked upon rs
a most worthy and valuable institu-
ton. Col Walker Taylor, the foun-
der, is still at the helm and he stands
conspicuously forth in the ranks Of
those few men who have greatly bene-
fitted humanity.
The brigade is composed Of the fol
lowing:
Roster.
Commissioned Officers Walker Tay-
lor, colonel commanding; Wash w.
King. Jr, first lieutenant; Jas. A. Or
rell, second lieutenant
Non-CommisSioned Officers-J Fred
Russ, first sergeant; J. Sam Britain.
second sergeant; John McARster, first
corporal John D, Biggs, second cor
poral; Waiter G. Davis, third corporal;
John w. Brown, fourth corporal.
Civil Branch-Jas. NJ Hail. pres
dent r. II. Orrell, vice-president
Jas A. Price, secretary and treasurer
Privates: Ballnger, S b.. Beacn, A.
j., Blackmon. w. H.. BigGs, Walter.
Benson, w. c., Bray, Chester, Britain.
Frank, Brewer, F. L., Burriss, i. L..
Davis, Leon, Dosher. w. r., Dosher
A. l.. Dushan. Chas., Dudley, e. T.,
Elvington. Adrian, Flick Henry. Cal
loway. q. r., Galloway. L. A.. Garri.
son, S. F.. Hall p. O., Hall, Chas. c..
Hill. Grover Hill. Claude. Hodges
Claude. Hodges. Bill. Hines. r. H..
Hergenrotaer A. A., Kure, H. A., Jr,
Loughlin, J. j., Woodbury., E. G.,
Loughlin. C. c., Leonard, S NJ. Lord
Chas.. Motto. A. L., Jr., Mci<eitilai.
c. l., Parker. M NJ, Ramsey. =. c..
Reynolds. f. NJ. Smith. Kelly. Sandlin,
E., Thomas. II. O.. Tilley, w. r., VII
lets, w. r., Walker Harry.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-01

Miss Hertha Marti is visiting friends
in ST. Paul.
Mrs. Adolph Alvin and children are
visiting in Sleepy Eye.
G. W. Barnes was in Sleepy Eye
Saturday on business.
Miss Carrie Schmidt visited friends
IN Mankato over Sunday.
J. H. Doty of CORTLAND was in the
city Saturday on business.
Miss Busba Heymann spent Sunday
with her brother in Revere.
Frank Weber spent Sunday in this
city the guest of his parents.
j. Hetlinger of Buffalo Lake called
on friends in the city Saturday.
Mrs O. c.. Stricken visited in
Springfield Saturday and Sunday.
Anton Schiller bookkeeper in the
Morton mill Sundayed in the city.
Miss Myrtle Engle accompanied her
uncle, E. Stages to Minneapolis last
week.
Mrs. George Hulskamp and son of
Winthrop are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong returned
home from a weeks visit to the Twin
cities.
Emil Hage, cashier of the bank of
Hanska was in the city on business
Friday.
Miss Lydia Ochs of Springfield is
visiting with her uncle, Anton Ochs OF
this city.
DR.. Reineke was called to Waseca
Sunday by the serious illness of his
father.
G. H. Schmidt of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in the city the guest of DR.. c.
W. Miller.
Alvin Friedman of Mapleton wa:
in the city over Sunday the guest O.
his parents.
Mrs. Ralph Yates came down from
Tracy yesterday to attend the Eastern
Star social.
A lecture on Socialism at Schell's
hall Thursday evening O'Clock. Ad
mission free.
Car of fancy New York Apples
All varieties, just arrived. For sails
by StOrk Bros.
Miss CHASER, the up-to-date milline1
of Sleepy Eye was in the city Friday
on business.
Mrs. F. W. Rinke of Lambertor
visited relatives in this city Thursda,
and Friday.
Miss Mary Ruder of Mankato, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Steir
over Sunday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-01
k5WmaH Garment

The J. L. D. dance at the Star hal
was we'll attended and all had an en-.
joyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meier will 60 tC
housekeeping in the Malzahn res dence
on State street.
Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Schmuck re
turned home Friday from two weeks
visit in Illinois.
Otto Zschunke delivery boy for the
Broadway Grocery is laid up with an
attack of grippe.
Mrs. J. Nix left for indianapolis
Thursday afternoon where she viii
spend the winter.
Geo. Scherer of Mankato, arrived il
the city Saturday and spent Sunda!
with his mother.
\ Miss Malick, teacher of instrument
al music. Inquire of Mrs. Hellriegel
508 Centre Street.
Ben Stockmann left for points il
Iowa Monday in the interest Of the
New Ulm Roller mill.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. SchmucE
tomorrow afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Dora Hyper
to Conrad Alex is announced to take
place November 7th.
Reformation services will be cele
brdted in the Lutheran church mex
Sunday at 1880 a. m.
William Kastner went to Soutl
Dakota Sunday to superintend tn
threshing on his farm.
The ladies of the Degree of Homo
are making arrangements to give
air on November 18th.
Mrs A. J. Alvin has returned frOr
a six weeks absence to Portland wher
she visited her parents.
Miss Vera Stricken was the CUES
Of her aunt, Mrs. Rothenburg i
Springfield over Sunday.
The foot ball game scheduled TO
last Saturday between New Ulm an
Sleepy Eye was called off.
Miss Lou Baasen who has been visit
ing friends in Spokane the past fe1
months returned home Friday.
X Fresh select oysters direct fror
Baltimore are received regularly a
Wd. Elbner's Home Bakery. 44-2t
Miss Lulu Hose accompanied he
aunt Mrs. Henry Furst to Chicag
where she will visit few weeks.
George H. Goebel will speak on So
cialism at Schell's hall to-morro,
evening, November at 8 o'clock.
| Pianos, organs and sewing machine
sold on installment plan on MONTH
| payments and instruments and ma
chimes for rent at Mrs. Helreige's.
Miss Laura Majewski of Sleepy Ely
and Miss Teney of Redwood Fall
called on friends in this city Sunday
Attorney Adolph Frederickson c
Springfield was in the city Monda
looking after some of his legal matters
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brust an
Jacob Pfenninger returned Saturda
| from a two weeks absence to Colfa1
E. Keisar of Faribault was brougf
to the St. Alexander Hospital last wee
suffering from an appendical absces:
The Misses Siebert, the traine
nurses, have moved into the Gross
mann residence on South State stree
Mrs. Louis Palmer who has bee
visiting her morther, Mrs. Vogelpol
returned to her hone in Fairfax Nor
day.
| Mrs. M. E. CARL, mother of Mr.:
Armstrong is expected this week frol
Minneapolis for visit of indefni
time.
! The fve-year old daughter of Samu
Olsen Of Brighton is quite sick wit
kidney complication following scarl'
fever.
The first sale of the small amount
delinquent real estate taxes for tn
county will be held on Saturday
this week.
k In season and made fresh dali
some very fine peanut. almond. vain
and other pulled tatfies at Wd. Eli
| ner's Home Bakery. 44-2t
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-01
Headache Habit

There's habit in human
ills. The nerve that
throbs once throb easier
again. If headaches are
. neglected their tendency
is to come at more fire.
. quent intervals.
Use Pfefferle's Reliable
Headache Tablets to cure
headaches in a few min
utes, and every cure is a
step towards permanent
Punishment of the Attic
ton. This remedy con-
tains no opiates, can't
; harm, and has given hum
; dreds universal satisfac-
ton.
IS Tablets 25 Cents.
Eugene 4, Pfeffer|e,
The Reliable Druggist.
..
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
Notice es Public v..s.se's Ssss.

WHEREAS, J. ! oNEILL- WHOSE
de.-i os trust da.-d March II. 4 d. is,,
aud recorded March IS, A. D. isnc in hnok
of the clerk and recorder OF Osero county .
state Of Colorado, the folio~inx described
real estate situated in osero county. state
The northwest quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter tn~sseasl of section tsenty-foor s.l In
i've ~--t of sixth p. ~, containing forty fs0l
acres Of land more less. together With any
and all w.s~s right ther~anto helonxins or in
say wise app-nsininx or u-sd th~rsoa -sI--c-
,.is AL, IN. .s,s.es .ss'' ,.s a.. The
said company and the said party Of the first
part. which conveyance wss 50 made In trust
.ory note. @ sssrassi ), the aid ). J. WNe,li sar
shs Rsnnep%.l % :s% a. e ..H s.sdr.a and .Ssa,y;
Bank Who i the prs-ens legal holder Of aid
note, cs order. payable one year sfser date
ten li0l par c-at pr ansum. payabl@ II ma
turity Of said nose; and
Of trust that in ea-- os defauis in tho payment
s.m. t-so@s. ds. .nd, P.,.sls. thea The psin-
eisr-d do. and pay able. and il shall .nd. nag
D. IA ~ful for saia public trustee n seli aud
sie .sa --s ,a.ls e .na ,ss al .ia sne .sa
Nil HI, h.iri and s,.lsns' at, =, panl,s r
of the county courthouse at La Junta. in the
eounty of Otero. aud state of ColosAdo, for the
highest and hs..t price the same viii bring In
previously given of the time and place Of such
sale. by weekly advertisements in sone news
psp-r ef x-neral circulation st the tin~ puh.,
20 Jesve In ,hs pasrsa..s q psrsAs.sss % .ssA
saR e~esihesse or osrsin~sse- a ps~ks.e a
paying the principal and interest due oa aid
sDSe. end all monies advanced for tase.. In
ssssnce and a--~s.meut.. With interest thes~s'a,
.sIins such SALE and seivrrt,.inx ssid ps-s-
Wh~r-.. default hss h.-~n made in the pay
.sns q n, principal .nd interest. and -a'd
Wh@r.as. The l.. JuBts state B4nL. the legal
ha'ad~r Of said note has .ieclsrei . v.olsti.a q
thss said indeetsfn-~- b. nos due and pap ahae-
and has elected 10 advertise the said property
epe sale and has hl-i it, written nosic~ NJ etrc-
tioa and demand for .ale sith the unss-s-
signet such pnblic trustee
Nov. therefore, in consideration Of said mo-
and under snd b, virtue of the pover ssd ss-
tknwisy csaveyei En- ami vested in hy said
ds-<t q trust, l. e. A. Be~rtphm- pahie trnss:s
h>reby give four weeks public ns,tice that vill
SATURDAY AUGUST - A. D. i1E.
as 10 =, o clcrk in the forsno,a. ct the kanSa.
ssre-t front door ~ the county cours hou-e- 81
IL Sunta. ~ the county of Ot~ro. state al Caee
patiie sa~sica for the highest and hr-s price
tke same oil bring IN cash. or mnch fhereof
.. ~ili h. necessary. for the purps,-~ ~ psyins
said Indebtedness and the exp-n-e- of eEecat-
ing this trust. This sale. however. vil1 b- sub
iert 10 . prior d~-d of trust given Jssnary -.
.sd due s,s 1 y..s. sissr - , The date e. .S.r-f. |
DATED at La Junts Color.do yziy a sso-
First pohlcssioa. July >. IsS.
Last pnhiicsttcs.- Anss~' III. fSB.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
G.e.sS,ea e Ae,sasse cssss.

Why not spend the summer down
east at the seashore, Breathe the
health-giving air. bathe in old ocean.
and at night be lulled to sleep by
the music of the restless. seething
surf as il dAshcs on the beach.
You'll find these and other attrae-
tons at Asbury Park. New York
City is distant only a couple of
hours ride. Santa Fe is the block
signal line.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
eass eaoeossvsos.

Owing to the threatening weather
there was q very small attendance at
the Board Of Trade meeting Thurs
day evening to hear the report OF
the committee appointed to investi-
gate the park proposition. The re-
port was received and read. but it
was decided to postpone action on
the suggestions made until next
Thursday evening. at which time il
Is proposed to have a special meet
ing and adopt definite plans to bring
about an early realization Of the
park scheme. The report Of the
committee is Is follows:
To the Honorable Board of Trade
and Citizens Of La Junta:
We, your committee. appointed to
devise plans for obtaining a park
for the city Of La Junta as per the
proposition of Hon. T. T. Woodruff.
respectfully report as follows:
Pursuant to our appointment we
met on the following morning 0ast
Friday and the entire committee
proceeded to view the proposed site.
That evening the committee met. as
per agreement. and proceeded to
discuss ways and means for obtain
ing funds for the enterprise.
On motion Of DIR. Stubs. il was
decided that the most feasible plan
was TO organize an association with
600 shares Of stock at so per share.
to raise the sum of 5000 with
which to purchase the site. lay out
the lots. and To do such work as
plating. plowing and watering the
land this fall and winter so that
trees might be planted in the spring.
believing that many persons would
be pleased to donate and plant trees
in the park on some special arbor
day to be set by the mayor.
Your committee find from conver-
sations with a number of people
that the plan of an association with
shares at q nominal figure would.not
only interest more of our people in
the park. but would raise the funds
easier. as many could and would
subscribe ten. twenty or fifty dollars
who could not subscribe one hun
dred dollars. The interesting Of as
many of our people in the park -
possible would naturally be advan-
tAreous.
Our plan of the lots is To divide
the east and west sides of the tract
into lots of % by 40 feet with .
twenty-foot alley. one-half of the
lots to face on the east and west
Rods and ene-half of them On the
park; we believe that lots Of less
depth than 1so feet. ~ was original
h planned. would not be q Ill de-
iF1ble for such homes - ve con-
semplafe uvsh be built upon dis
fr1rt. but enc house to be built
upuA enrA ~. asA thn9 81 ~ vabUe
e nse - ia S1.s6N. ie<s to BE
sppsned ~ ses0p<ssnt csssaitsee
q theiF scf0l va2ue osMpRsa vjeA
- seher. tAe enfise vaDuaejsA ~
- afsy-iA Ises - sEgsegsss the
aDuune e H. $50 = 0y@ sorrh-
hss1sss - hve psu1sssuse~ sut-
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
0oaise - ouosseSas00.
rSIrgp srsrss Laxp Oyvfcs ar
RussLo. CcLc yupe . tsr.

PrssLo Cote, yuD~ -, tSfs.
NOTICE - HEREBy GIVEN THAf THE
~ foiiesiax nam~i -~tsler hs- AID notice cf
his intent loa IN commute ts cash entry and
asbe anai pse-,f in support of his cisis- and
tAaf said prs.sf gill t~ made before the ci~rk
Il sA~ district c.arf ~ La yansa. Colorado. or
August "a TNG via. Isaac m Reed. ". X
t1.po fss the northwest qaart~r. ~~~tisn "a.
syvs-hip n -,ash. sanar vest
Ne nas,-- the fesileUine vitn~s--- to prove
his essnsine,a~ re~ia~nr~ av--n ant cnltisstics
~ -sid land, via: sylvester Mill Chsrl-z e.
W~sth-rhy. Nalisws n. GAswa. srshrs-~ \.
EAe~rteu- all ef L. Isnta- Ccl.rsdo.
s.a ABBY .R~ri-t--.
First rs-shlscasioa June =. fSk.
Last rs.stii~ssissss- sn<a~t rGs.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
com,ne Evgnvs.

September 4th to 7th National
C. A. X. Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to Sth-Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September llth to l5th-Colorado
State Fair. Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
:Do IT To.DAYi''

-AsA - shiaA sAsf Ten x,c~sAs ago I is,Aed H.
thss' Z o~e IL 10 German syup
rhe tiDe-vcrn injnncfion. Newer PIT
"a Nil to-morrov What you can do ~
day = now genera1lv pr~Rnted in tins
fosrn :" Do il to-day That IS the serre
sdvsce - want to give you ahput that
hacki.4 cua4h o. densorziizinx cold With
which you have be<n Struggling for sev-
erai days p<xhaps we~ks Take suzse
reliabi< fesedy for II fo.pav-esd III
tAaf reuse4y Be d. Assrbex-s C<sman
Syrup. wAirA has h<<a IN usR for over
thirty Ave year.. A fev du>es Il Il vii1
usssoubsrsay f6iev< yoW co1aA - cotd.
and its eonfinued use for f<w DAYS ~ils
- 80 cr3Ps<seiy- 10 0sesr hvs
dHRp1anea yoW co1xA. evea = dreaA
c1feipa - se.sckA vuw 1unA
cenan svruP uiu 0eiy ezerf e~
- 4 - dow hefore il Sh1unn1s a -
p.~nfIy hopessD e2es u I.4g es.A&-
49, 0Sna hskz1e>, -: sAB -
~ 0
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29

siders in purchase Of lots. and the |
amount Of subscription allowed TO
be applied on purchase of lot.
We recommend that application
be made to have the tract incorpor-
ated into the city as soon Is it may
be found necessary or desirable so
as to obtain the advantages Of city
water. etc
Your committee has not had the
opportunity of meeting with the
mayor and city council as body.
but various members of the commit
tee have seen the mayor and indi-
vidual members of the city council
and find them in hearty accord with
the park idea. and we believe that
they will do all they can to take and
improve the park
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES MCNEES.
E. w. PIERCE,
A. b. WALLIS.
r. A STEEN.
A. L. STUBRs.
Committee.
The report Of the committee
recommending the formation Of
company with q capital stock OF
&. 600. divided into 600 shares at $40
per share, was quite generally ap-
proved of by those present at the
meeting. but it was thought best to
defer definite action for one week in
order to secure a more general ex-
preston of opinion. and also ascer-
tain the sentiment of the mayor and
city council on the subject. as the
endorsement of the park scheme by
the city fathers is of vital import
ance. The formation of a stock
company. with shares placed At .
nominal sum. will enlist the interest
and cooperation of greater num-
ber of people. and many who would
not feel able to invest 800 will
gladly embrace the opportunity to
subscribe for one or more shares Of
stock.
That La Junta needs a park is
generally conceded. and As this is
probably the last opportunity our
citizens will have to secure . desira-
BILE site it is hoped there will be no
delay in the matter. Let there be a
good turn out at the meeting next
Thursday night and give the park
proposition a good start. Il
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
ptAeSsao Tor Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office. at the rate of five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging. N
For Rent
Boarding.
No Credit.
Bill Of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Don't Spit on the floor.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House
keeping.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers il they would protect them.
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
c.~........... ,.....s,.s.-

Certified oDpy of . portion Of ths prncsedings
Of tbs board of co.amissio1ers of Otero county
trsnsseesd At the July. 1876. nesting thereof.
The AaalowinG clsims against the county ars
nov presented. and after due consideration are
on motions disallosed.
Clark acting coroner. post moStem
The following claims against tho county are
now presented, and after due oousidseati1n
are motions AiioUsd. and warrants are
hereby ordered drawn in psynasnt therefor. ~
folioss. TO sit.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29
SATURDAY. JULY .. 1905.

- -. A JUNTA Is city Of s0p pop
Otero county. II is located at
y the Junction OF three divisions
s,,l: =: s:s.; !; E:a::. .:ss, s,.,, Il Il
AAA niles southeast of Denvsf, -
- miles east OF Pueblo. and 81
sssls. north and east Of Trinidad Tbs santa
" Railroad Company eIp~nded SmnD 10 fs's
sVr ,ssrmAn1us construction work consisting o.
lnAchinr shof,s. stor-house. addition 70 round
Aouss foundry and sYteasise Arshops- The Aits-
t,s6is Is t.0Ss fest. and tAs climate, taken the
yeaS round. Is unsurpassed Almost constant
nshins charsetsfinrs tAs vfnsefs and y holly
doady day Is . rarity. La Junts has All the
o@Srofsolitan convenienees needed oJ CITY OF
SJO popalation. Including many miles OF
Artck sideuaiks, a perfect system OF sanitary
spvrraxs an electric light plant which sup
paiss an alidsy and all-nixht service. water
works owned By the city, . plant fof the manu-
farsur, Of artificial ice thrrs al fros deiivery
ROUTES. fre department. telephone system wtth
lQD suhscribers. free exchange With Rocky
fofsJ and long distance eonnection. With any
part Of the state . school system s1csiisd by
90 city in ths state, employing tv-nty-se seven
teacher. ia = rooms ten churches. dfte~n secret
sai fraternAI orders. t~o banks. eO.oO capital
and SSDuO deposits: thres n.wspaper.- ot-fe 9
koas~ Of 10 ssatinx capacity. brick plant Of
s. lD daily capacity. manufacturing best quail
ity OF vitrided BRICK -four mill OF 20 barrels
daily capacity: CtopiAn C~n-nt biTk flant'
employing tweaty Ave men canning factory
s-coad largest in the state. In fact la Junta
l. one Of the best towns of rs sire IN IN, STATE
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-29

Annie King. hossd SD ssssins saapsrs = g
kiaf fEsssiss scss.iiss nd i;ossRort:ssoa Hos
Shsitna. poor supRlies-
CArlsnu Hovard. pser supplies SO
G hs.rhaA.. cssS sdvsncsd pon1 %
Moore Bro., vates peps fash~r---------.- 50
Colorado 1sasphoos Co. phone county
ho.ptfAi .----.---~---- -------- W
coSrINSkxT Yrxp-
hon<andn<r, 4 O'Neii. supplies court =. =,
DsH sp<m.a. he.i,h olie.r. lii,a... 90
b. V Doaloa. A~.lth olho-r 500
csssss sssss q; si .sa sas
supplies Otero county patient I -
ssAte Industrial school ca re ineosrisihis
girls ------ .-.-.---------.-------- - "
ZEE vuxp.
Geo Barr, sheriff fees 3 n %
The petition Of C VI Hosner for rebate Of
ss.es.ed tsD 90 ispsoss.-us. 90 Land near
Fowler .hereas there usre no imprcveaeots
oa 40 ..na % soina ,, essn "a ana e"eh',
% Tss p.sisisa q u nlia., Tor rebate OF ,s.e.
ID ID q o an .os-s s.ear.d b. ehass<I sor,S.s~s
l. motion grated and county treasurer In
Z, :,rss'~d 70 rse,.a ;.,S AZ On '.ia.'es q q
IN p-rsitioa or L Davis for rebate oS sax--
Tor year isst oo q. srcand that the asssssseot
as compared uitA susroundinS propesty. Is 90
motion granted and enanty treasurer instruct
si r~fund said taB vaiussion Of si1s-
Amount re!undsd 49, ------ - "a
STATE OF COLORADO.
CorsTI o. OrEso.
l. H. d. 0srvoud. ooansy clerk in and for
said county aad STATE aforesaid. do hereby certi-
~ that tbs fosa0nias eoatAins all OF the proceed
inss of tAs 6nord of county comm sssioners
trsnsasesa ~ the Jolly nsssias thereof.
which relates IN shs allowance of bills. the
granting Of rshass. al tasss and tbs iestins of
eontraets-
In witness Whereof have hersuato set my
hand and afA.ed the sal of said county. this
gath day of July. A. d. isOs-
H. d. GARWOOD.
County Clerk.
ByC- n. nosIxs. Deputy.
fprkRO COgyry a1ALl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-01
lMa irene Crosby

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ever, have found relief from all monthly
suffering by taking Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, as IL is the most
thorough female regulator known to
medical science. II cures the condition
which causes so much discomfort and
robs menstruation of its terrors.
Miss Irene Crosby, Of 5l3 Charlton
Street East Savannah, Ga, writes:
Lydia e Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is true friend to woman. 1t has been OF
great benefit 70 me, curing me OF irregular
and painful menstruation when everything
else had failed, and gladly recommend it 10
other suffering women
Women who are troubled with pain
full or irregular menstruation, back
ache, bloating Tor fiatulence), leucor-
rhaa, falling, Inflammation or ulcera-
ton of the uterus, ovarian troubles.
that bearing-down feeling, dizzi-
ness, faintness. indigestion, nervous
prostration or the blues, should take
immediate action to ward off the seri-
Gus consequences, and be restored TO
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound, and then write to Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass, for further free adj
vice. Thousands have been cured by
30 doing,