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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

beneath Monte Testaccio, tie hill of
vases, urns and jars" are inundated and
much of the wine IS damaged
1t is above ali at Pons Milvius. saws
one report. where the highway to Flor
ence crosses the Tiber, and at the Nc
mentau bridge that the spectacle has
something majestic and sad at the same
time. The Tiber in It's apparent fury
flows with a fearful rapidly and with
whirlpools. All the hollows at the foot
Of the green hills form so many lakes
and ponds and on the river are seen
trees and blocks of wood floating and
plunging and turning over like creatures
In pain
little springs on a rocky hillside up in
Tuscany, and It's waters are clear and
sparkling. AS 1T goes it gathers the
mud and earth Of the banks by which 1t
flows, until in flood it is said TO have II
per cent OF earthly matter in It.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Entered for the Century.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The Coney Island
Jockey club today sent out the list OF
entries for the century stakes for the
autumn meeting of 1901. The cash value
of the stake is $4,000, weight for age;
che mile and a-half The list comprised
fifty-nine horses and includes Jack Point.
McMeellin, Phynz, Melburne Ethebert.
Batten, Bellart, Ildrim, Kinley Mack,
Ronnibert. Imp, Martimas, Commando,
Conroy, Tommy Atkins, Water Color.
Sweet Lavender, Banastar, AIard Speck,
Lady Schorr, Garry Hermann, Sidney
Lucas and Bally Hoo Boy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

Watson and built In 1900, but not launch
ed James Coats, with similar intent,
has practically completed negotiate
Tor the purchase Of the Valkyrfe III.
with these two and with the additions
or the Shamrock I, the Sybarite and the
Meteor, the new cup challenger will be
tested with a class of yachts as no pre-
vious British competitor ever met
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
His Rest KnowIedee and Reief.

London Pick Me Up.
Now, sir" said the cross-examining
counsel, do you, on your oath, swear
that this is not your handwritinGT'
m pretty sure it amt" was the re-
ply.
docs it resemble your writingF
81 reckon not
do you take your oath that this writ
ing does not resemble yours?"
yes, sir
Now. will you kindly let me see a
specimen Of your handwriting?"
mo, won't"
"oh! you won't, eh7 And why won't
your"
"Cause can't write"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
What He Got.

Philadelphia Press.
Towne-Our friend Underthum tells me
he get? Do you know?
Browne-Oh, about 81 a week.
Towne-You don't mean It'll It must be
q fine situation to command such a
princely salary.
Browne-I didn't say that was his SAL
airy That's what his wife allows him,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Mrs. winsIow,s Soothing syruD

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHFS the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask foF Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Ale Same Chinee Man.

boSLOn J Journal.
An English correspondent tells this
troops at Tien Tsin were In their tent.
and an English soldier was passing. Said
one Alsatian to he other, "Schang,
Schynt,. d'sunn .schun?'' (John, is the
sun shining yet?) and the other Alsa-
tan replied, "Jal d'Sunn schynt schun
lang" (Yes, the sun has been shining
long time( The English soldier listened
these Germans he exclaimed. "onIy been
here week. and bowed If they amt
talking Chinese already
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Russiflcation of Finland.

STOCKHOLM, Kan, Jan. 2-Gen. Bori-
koff governor general of Finland viii
demand in the Finland senate a more
STRINGENT rent censure law. in order to pre-
eminent. Private CORRESPONDENCE from
Finland says Gov. Borlkoff is about to
remove five professors Of Helsingfors
university for criticising the government
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
NORTHwEsTERN LEAGUE.
Tim Donahue Signs to Manage the
Duluth Team.

catcher Of the Chicago Baseball club,
today received an offer to manage the
Duluth team of the proposed North
western league, and accepted on the spot.
The offer came from William O'Neill, q
prominent Duluth lumberman, who will
back Donahues team. A meeting of the
Northwestern league has been called for
next Wednesday at Duluth.
The circuit. it is stated, will include
Duluth. Ashland. Superior, Eau Claire,
Oshkosh Green Bay. Marinette and
Menominee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
HICKEY IS ExpECTED TODAY.

President of Western League Is
Looked for This Morning.
A B. BeaIl, manager of the Sioux City
team in the Western baseball league
reached ST. Paul yesterday, but President
Hickey, Of the league, did not arrive
although he is expected today
Mr. BeaH promises that st. Paul will
see some fast baseball during the coming
summer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Millions Of Women Use Cuticura Sea-


cleansing the scalp crust scales and dand and the stopping Of falling hair
and ons in the form Of baths for annoying tatOns
] and Tor many sanadve antsepto which readily
No amount persuasion induce those who have
and
OICU SOAP combines delicate GnoIn
of
flower odors No other neda soap compounded
No
domestic toilet however expsnvs be all purposes
combines
WE FVE CENTS the BEST skin and
BEST int the wond - N
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
TO TEST SHAMROCK II.
Many Crack British Yachts VIII he
Put In Commission.

LONDON, Jan. 2-Brltlsh yachtsmen
are preparing to give Sir Thomas Upton
every assistance in thoroughly testing
Shamrock Il Kenneth NJ Clark. Of
Paisley, has purchased C. D. Roses Dis
tant Shore, principally for the purpose Of
using her for trial purposes with the
new challenger. Capt Hogath with
the skipper of this cutter designed by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Fred Burns Is Promoted.

Fred Burns, for the past year assistant
physical director Of the ST. Paul Y. M. C.
A, has been appointed head of the phys
lea! department of the Lockport N. Y.
\. M: c. A, and will leave this evening
for his new field.
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TO PROTECT THE BLACKS.
Treaty Against Sale of Intoxicants
in Africa Awaits Ratification.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The treaty
for protection of native races In Africa
against intoxicants, to which the senate
gave its consent on Dec. IA, will receive
the formal adhesion Of the United States
by presidential proclamation as soon as
information is received as to what other
countries have ratified. This information
has been asked of Mr.. Townsend, our
minister at the Hague. The Lodge reso-
luton declaring for the universal appli-
cation of principle Of the treaty to all
uncivilized races will be taken up by the
senate committee on foreign affairs Fri
day morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Campbell Knocked out.

CANTON. O., Jan. 3.-Loudon Camp
bell Of Pittsburg,. was knocked out in
eight rounds by Art Sinms, of Akron,
tonight. The Akron lightweight had the
best of the fight from the start
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
Totals
Averages, East and West, $50 sill; North

and South, Isl 5-11.
as follows: Teams Nos. 1 and play
against each other and three against four
and so on down the list, the team hav-
ing the highest net score after adding
the handicap allowed, win the match.
The high score is awarded on the play
without the handicap added.
Armstrong and Kane won the high
score
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

Tobacco won. Henry OF Francis second,
Educate third. Time, 1:35h.
Sixth race, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won,
Midsummer second, Tom Collins third.
Time III
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

few months ago the ad in Philadelphia paper and
sent for sample package Rpans Tabues was SO much
pleased with them that then ordered Dozen am an in
spector OF freight and work all night Am fifty years
age Working night has tendency make me nervous and
can not sleep Whenever feel this way always take Rpans
Tabule before going to bed which ectua drives away the
nervousness and produces sound refreshing sleep without any
after bad effects that other sleeping For regulator
the bowels without any pain gripping have never found an
equal to Rpans Tabue also find them as represented for
heartburn brasil
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

The contest promises to become still
more complicated by the entrance of
Tams Bixby and Congressman HeatwoIe.
OF the Third district, and possibly Con-
gresham McCleary, of the second. Blk
by has wired from Washington to Repre-
sentative Barteau that he will be a can
didate and requests his own (Goodhue,
county to stand back of him until the
matter Is settled by caucus of the dis
tr1ct. Heatwole has written to members
Of the legislature from his district, which
is also Tam's district. that he will come
back from the national capital and enter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

probable appointee. however 1t Is be-
heved that Mr.. Olson has been given
some encouraging news from Gov Van
SAINT e. e. Parke, of Pipestone, who
wants to be assistant superintendent,
came to the city yesterday and will
greet Capt. Van SAINT today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

First Convict-Did the new arrival ex-
plain how he looted the 'Steenth Ma
tional?
Second Conviction, yes! 1t Is plain
that the art of eliminating a banks sur
plus has made great strides since we
were in the business.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
StIngIegs Bee.

A small stIngless bee is found in the
state of Sinaloa and in Topic. The honey
of this bee is not great In quantity,
is dark colored, very liquid, and is said
not to crystalize. Another popularity
of the honey if that 1t has a decidedly
sour, or tart taste, and on this ac-
count it is much sought after as being
a greater delieacy than the sweet honey
of the tame bee. The reason these bees
are small producers is that, as they are
stingless, they are constantly robbed by
the larger varieties, the tame bee being
one of the robbers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
DUPLICATE WHIST TOURNEY

Opened at st. Paul Chess and Whist
Club Last Night.
The first game~of the twenty-seventh
duplicate whist pair tourney of the St
Paul Chess and Whist club was played
last night, the scores being as follows:
Handicap Net
Teams. Allow. N. IS. e. SW. See
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03
ITCHING LIMBS
And All Forms of Itching, scaly Humors Are
Instantly Relieved and Speedily Cured
by CUTICURA.
Speedy Cure Treatment SIPS.

Battle the affected with hot SOAP
cleanse the
ouoe Dry without hard rubbing and apply CUcRA OINTMENT freely
ay itching irritation AMI Inflammation
CUURA cool cleanse germs
This wholesome and
sleep the forms and itching burning scy
humor the skin scalp and blood and points speedy permanent and
all else fails Price SET Soap Csc
Ointment 5oc and Resovent throughout
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

SAOCI Odpl All SAINT To-Day.
=
"A decidedly sensational twist was taken
IN the senatorial fight yesterday when
one Of the most prominent Evans men.
representative from the northern rart
OF the state, quietly assured friend
that the Evans boom had received its
death knell. His manner of expressing
II was: I'VE are all in now; that's a
dead certainty" A noticeable lull in the
Evans fight was the subject of comment
yesterday. Mr.. Evans and his managers
were in the city throughout the day. and
they did not express themselves at all
aiscourag1ngly in speaking of their
chances, but it was generally believed
mat the Evans stock had experienced
decided slump. A Sixth district Re
publican, who is in very close touch with
the entire situation, informed a repre-
sentative of the G / o b 9 last night that
Mr. Evans was as good as out of the
race. The plan Of the opposition is to
cause a deadlock and then sacrifice Evans
Tor Tom Lowry. There will be STAN
pede for the street railway magnate and
he will make a desperate fight for the
toga. Lowry has not yet declared him
self a candidate, but that he Is one is
earnestly believed. Among those who are
said to be managing his little craft are
Al Ferris, of Brainerd; Senator Buck
man. Of Little Falls and several other
Sixth district men as well as Minneapoli
men. Senator Buchanan, asked last night
where he STOOD said he was not on the
TaWney platform. In the mind Of the
Sixth district man referred to above this
scheme Is regarded as one of the most
probable that is now under way and 1t
has commended itself to many others
as being very plauSible.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

decidedly sensational twist was taken
IN the senatorial fight yesterday when
one of the most prominent Evans men,
representative from the northern rart
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

The residence Of Numa, the Regia, adj
Joined the Temple Of Vesta in the Forum,
not far from the base of the Palatine.
Today the gentle waves of Tiber lap the
formless foundations of Vestas shrine
ana lie close to the marble remnants of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-03

We have seen the tawny Tiber, with
waves,
Wrenched violent back from vents in
Tuscan seas,
March on to Muma's hall and Vesta's
shrine
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yyisb bbufn wiz. s. Celebrate X tte Com Com
lnljg lth i, & Grand style.
Come 10 slash hburn. B

d meeting of the citizens of
Washbnrn at the court house.
~ ednesday evening il was decided
to cele brate Tie coming 4th Of
July ii ashburn. a finance
commit tee has solicited snbscript-
Ions and have raised snficientI
funds for elaborate dem onstra ations
and every effort viii be made lto8
make the 4th d gala day Horse
races. steer loping, lbronch cho break 4 :,
ing and ball games are among the
features pprlom i A grand display
!of fits.rorks viii also be ans5 event
lwhish vii wind up With 4 grand md
5l ioM speak ears have \ i been;
secured and many more ttractip I.''
will help to make mp an occasion 9 y slSl,:
long to he rememb bered in ! Wash g 8
burn: A general invitation is sx-I s.:
tended to an through ont The
county to partici paae and assist
81 the celebrat ion. The varions
sccoiimimittees are re now y work pres
pairing u progran,e which will BE =
pubishsd later.
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,TE1LgI,iffylele

M {.
\ III. fsiispilene line mn lsen 80 a. Il
ShsSineSs FafrnfS nan W13s ~ WnN 1AH 6sey0s
setlOns, HI aAstl me q ps.e{c!les u.
& C0nnetttlM With tile TN Unt0n, Eesee efennl
g. ~ HislnHScI ii eTaiAes messages To- be sent
~ received a. ~ SfSAh Ill points reached by
III nf EAtFH lhiss. Isl
& Ktas ihNyIe i5Asl on tlnh 40 tile
SsfIlnlnfilyS agents sAt hNfn; or
sSiirck ~ IY add lFAssine Mr.. T.. HI Walker |.
FRAME Maihsaer II. NJ Bitnatsk.
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Wm. Merzse, 7 g
Fred 81 = 8
Ernest ,swartz, 81 y

Ernest Swartz, 8 60
Aug. IL. johnson, clerk 90
On motion the following bills in
connnectign with report Of Justice
IRanaad was not allowed, viz: wit
ness fees Of Mrs. VIM. Merry,
julia Merry, and VIM, Merry and
sheriff y fees in cases Of Lewis
Hartel and s. j.. Hartel.,
On motion, board adjourned to
Fmeet' at q clock: b, m. 81
2 o'clock p.. ID. ;ss 1
Board met pursuant a t61 adjou|rn-
ment. i. j - y
Il Present Chairman Wing and.
|Gpmmissi oners Selenbergsr and
Putt. + Is Il ; ::s'i'si. ~. 81 a5
s Petitiua of Aug. 81. Wahl and
Others for tlg change Of the Bis,
sflarck- Washburn stage road be-:
tween Painted Woods and Turtle
|cfseks u Wss received and on motion
board plp ceeded to the viewing Of
ground. After viewing the ground
on motion the reqnest for change:
was granted q :,:'5 i .5
on Inotion Bill of T. j Haugs-F
kas laid over until July meeting.
On motion bill of f.. 81. Regis
tel. ffor for 4 $l5, defending Arthur
Miller nnde ointment Of court
vas lowed y, ]
an molten bill of Sheldon &
.Johnsoa for SIS. .43 for road work
and Oh aSsccount Of balance due on
contfA Actwas allowed " 1898.
GseI ion bill OF Harvey Mill
Ing company, ~ for 81, $5.7 was allowed
[sat s..
Oh motion $3.50 was ordered
transfe cred sfrcan Emergency fund
Ito institute fund, and bill of ]. r.
| Callshan for $26. 10, expenses 40
inst conductor allowed on said.
fund
On motion Ludw Rsimche was
Eawarti1M III contract for building
Drhsg,Fi on section line between
seceapne ~ ana 81, Twp. -, =.
E7 ding to plans and specif-
Esttons Tor l6t1. 81 @
On pls1stion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drnwn; 53ss5Sss
|O.sB. Wing, comnis ioner Y. SO
Frank Pntz, conlIuis sionsr ~ IN
N. N. solellbers ser, com !.
III smleBlO Oher .s.s. ,. - !. ~. ~ w
On motto mo e. "a. Lamb was APP
pointed as a member Of the board
Of insanity ..l 8. ].
On motion application Of JEFF
III Irish for abatement Of ceatain
taxesMas not granted.
l)ntmotion John I'll NV alker was
,sjppomted road supervisor district
Gn mo- mo ton ttiio BOARD adjoaznsd rs
meet Jnly 4. 1901, at 2 o'cl&k p.
|,il1 lil. ,sf.s 4.
81 Ii III, Aug. E. johnson, sg.
& 3 i'sss, County Audi 6fsl
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0FFF'lclAIk ] |! ! PR0cEEDlM!!e|ls )! 6 ]
y ti's Board y f: County conr'is- q
& slqpaer's 81. Mclean y
81. !. 81 4 County. \ II; H; 4;
Wash hbnrn. n. az, June 3, 1901. q.

II, Washbnrn, Y: june 8, l9Ol. i.
4 O'clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adj djourl1ni:-
nent. 4 e
Present Chairman Wing and
Commis oners Sole berger and
Putt # n 3:s. 5 s533 6,
~ Petition Tor an order to vote on
the incorporation of the villaye OF
Vashb burn u FF,as presented, and on
.n1otiion petit So was granted q I'D
an. an ord 1lisaggned 10 submit the
question of iincorporat ten Of The
proposed. s.territ tcfys to the voters
sthersof, at tsan ,alec ction to be- held
on. tuesday, june IS, 1901 .|5;
On motion Tom Thompson was
app ointed road supervisor Of dis
strict No. 8. 1. q AZ 3ssY. ss555s Il.
h srs. Hammach appeared before
the board and req uested county
1aid, which on motion was not
granted. / q &
On mot tiion r. Mann was ap-
pointed Is appraise estray horse
III IL handle of Berg 3 Swanson. u
ss Bids for the erection Of q bridge
between SECTIONS 33 and "a, Twp.
s14N, 74. were received as follows: {:
Ludwig Reinche \. Is. $ l6O w
Ludwig Schlnitlf !. ..s. .s:.s 800 Q0
On ,llotiOn action was postp0ted
on same until june: 4 ats3.o'clock
u hl nlot::olat 4 taxss s for 1855, on SEQ
ton 81 455 IS, 81 aud a ] = ~ .l5, l47,
- we're ordered cancelled by treas
Iurer and auditor. 4: Il S.!
III motion VIM. Lindells vas
apI Iiniiltsd to praise estray calf
III llaialssof ug: w. Carlson.
Jill, motion action Oh petition
for i i rond 5sbys Fred kllalsUl and
others 4 was y post ,pneel ss.slnil 4 int ply
,n ll,ot don S.. E. Mason ,tiss
ordered reinnd ed $i6. .22 on account
s,f, taxs. paid on q " \ { "a, I45 ~
on motion III .udwig Isim-
civ for, sss 4 was Ind over
Until July snlset etih,s. l:s,
Qn, mo ton board adjpurnsd to
s,lni meet Jg,le Sat . clock 8. ii. :;
ashburn i, June 4, 1901.
HI clock b. M 81 ;sy. 81 q
Board mat pursuant Is adjourn;
.,lH,llt q, fs3ss sss
Present Chairman Wing and
Colnmis sionsrs berger and
Putt. s55 g;S .. 81 lg,::
On notion tlie following hills
were allowed L and ants ordered
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DatSy lIi ~ IS Wy y S 81
al al at ii the 8 :honls & 1ii Il II /. aud Mrs.
ls Casey .,ftle Lake:
state Trsasn rer \ 4 \ ! 6 q iilianI, n,
md a. 4 ara,,lfe carnes ,,t,
froi,i sIs,a a,rsis 1 Tlls DAY e iodk 1!
sarer li & the ou,ltr I. s.
sIesl 81 eourt cI,inid 4 and
isob i,lyul s. tuIssed n from y y
Il ,tss 81; ta l Harvey + Is 4. port
tie s,sp ,.s..'t 81 ,'ysr Wet Way
M t,hnspn rt'
Slsssasi fra,i,, 4 ! i 81 ned yisits]
i ksteries III As.lss tern points
'fha Ant uf the svsak She was
laccol,,pa,aied by her .l.IilE sister s
1Eliis1 Who siill I welt 4
sitlle ait I'm s.,,,,s II. ,a,s q
Dr. Lsslslart iss having lliss
5fixture. place lin his AZ Il llfsie IS
store whici, are; Of On hand; & ]
some III ~ md dsyery ines q
lie expects { Il s have i \ d l,is ato 'slts ck
ia q position Il, oi,i 11lelles y, bu a y.
nss. 81 the q fflrst q ]. ss X ii
Land sales \ W. gEsa s ins'
creased since tlls. res e 4 a IS \, heavy
s: srsi II Al gent aeas alber,
arrived IS ,iti,ss siit,y y; (;
With 4 5pars forty land seek 81
S1rs ta look over the choice.
lar,ds IL the asl bu - land
I slseit. ss :i: a si'ss ;.s
Dun IS si,d fa1nily sffs q,
! II Hatnpts,ss, 81 Il 8 81 \ hare been
visiting 3 witl, Cas.:y, lrtls
I ne past ssvssl y DsilssI
Ibass isl ii.,i " ,h 1s a
q, 4 tsec cs,lia1 1 N Nssl sjit
M 4 coi,i,t t,s,.ri
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DR. nII.LO Sisissss'
Is NJ SlHYsIcIAN AND DKNI1sT s,
'sss Oftices OSef Han berg store
JA1fl lfcCU CULIdDCH, #
ArTohNEy Ar law s55s }S.s st{
d ssss ss OflcAs with +. a. Lamb.
orb aREIHEN
wiYEns AID y. .. coz laIssIoKEn
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lai,o I { ',. ands Llll!Il
oyetl and mi owed lsndS
lsnshs rarms ps,.n !, \ Lots
md plent otS vacant home stssds.
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A. o. knudtson

" Land. Immigration and Locating Aseat.
& Bismarck. Wsshburn 4 Great Falls nliwsv.
b Have at alI times caah ana part rash ts5fys
for improved aud wiId hnds. III
i no YOU WANT TO sEI.I.,
3Ifss. nG yeay farm % ssiufraSed Anli S1llk
- ~. RJos tsa9 wses esssl - - aIelsD g
~ seGh s..
4 AR YOv TIRkp or 4 yA1asJxGSs
'Ifso, ~ iyoa 49, p IN ssslsll.tsg -. -
rsol ssty tn seet lGi1lssat tesnlA. = -.
clta1ve fof .tjrnfsal North l3nk.AA s1eett
) 10 srade for lsnds, = b ~ Ated - No s<eks .
Arizona republican., 1901-07-31

and method whereby Cancer can be cured and with little psin and complete safety. Do not bs deceived. if you hsve 6 growth no n,attsy how small whether painless or not, it Is suspicious and should be inn ediately removed before it Is too late. Judge the doctor by the. cures he macs. The ordinary doctor tries to do too much. He scstters his faculties and becomes proficient In no particular branch. Like . jack of all trades he is maste. none of pr. Hibbard are unquestioned, besides he does by others as he would like to be done by Consultation free. Call or address Hibbafd building, 26-28 South Second Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. Hours 1912 IS 6-7.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-31
Cancers and TumOrs Cured w1THogT E%2T, THE DR, HIBBARD

removes exteriial gr0wths by local medication. His method is safe, sure and successful. Num- erous testimonials and specimens removed can
 be seen at office. The doctor makes a speciality Of chronic diseases and removal of abnormal growths. The knife is a>failure in large per cent of cases. Dr. Hibbards method is \ sue cess. His system is rational and scientific. Thousands die annually in the United States because physicians as q rule do not understand
 the disease. They call it uDcurable and if they do anything they resort to the knife. There is a remedy. atrestment without severe measures
Arizona republican., 1901-07-31
Corset Covers

One lot of Fine Corset Covers, trim med with lace embroidery. very neat ly made: worth from 75 to $l.00. Sac rificing Price, h....................
 35c