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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
MAY LEAD TO DUEL.
Rival Candidates For Senate Score
Each Other.


Charleston, S. c., July 12-At the cam
paign meeting of the six candidates Tor
the United States senate at ST. George,
Colleton county, today, there was a war
of words which may lead TO a duel be-
tween Congressman A. c. Latimer and
former Governor John G.. Evans, two
rival candidates for senator Mr. LatimeI
IN his speech said that Mr.. Evans had
been his friend.
He was interrupted by Mr.. Evans, who
said:
Laumer betrayed me like dog"
Latimer, in retaliation, brought up the
story of the S15,eV0 bond deal during Mr.
Evans term as governor.
Mr.. Evans said in reply: IT denounce
the man who repeats that rumor as
liar"
The men started toward each other but
Sheriff Owens rushed in between them,
insisting that the court room was no place
for duelS. To this Mr. Latimer agreed
and Mr.. Evans remarked that there was
plenty of room outside and plenty of time
in the future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
KAW RISING RAPIDLY.
Flood Situation in Topeka Grows
More Alarming.

Topeka. Kan, July 12.-The Kaw river
Is rising rapidly today and is four inches
higher than at midnight The driftwood.
which had subsidized somewhat. IS plenti-
full again, much of it being large up
the driveway in the city park, running
many beds az flowers In north Topeka
more homes are being abandoned.
The Santa Fe fast mail train from the
east, due here at O'Clock, was sent via
ottawa, owing to a washout at Lake
View The mills in this city have moved
their stored grain from the river ware
houses. Woolf's packing house is run
ming four pumps 10 avoid encouragement.
Santa Fe and Rock Island switches are
covered, while the Oakland street rail-
way tracks are partially abandoned.
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BOTH RIVERS REcEDING.

Des Moines, Ia. July 1z.-water in
both rivers is reeeding slowly. and no
further damage from the flood is an
ticipated. The rivers still cover miles
or residence and business territory,
however, and business in the factory
and wholesale districts is largely sIIs-
pended. Many hundreds of flood suf-
ferers are being sheltered in tents and
fed at public expense, and viii be de-
pendent On charity for several weeks.
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Continued from page II
The strikers had pickets stationed
north and south of the river and team
sters with loads of freight consigned
TO the steamship companies were no
titled that the strike was on ana in
almost every instance were persusded
to turn back and not make the deaV-
cry A food famine threatens Chicago
because Of the freight handlers strike.
and those who are idle in sympathy
with their movement.
Tons of Produce Rotting.
South Water street will be unable
to supply the demand for food
product on Monday unless the strike
shall be brought TO close Tons of
perishahle matter lie rotting on rail-
road tracks and in the freight houses.
The freight handlers Will not touch IT,
the teamsters will not haul it, and the
ice delivery drivers Will not bring the
ice to save il from destruction
The cold storage warehouses may be
drafted into service Monday. If this
interfeFes with the success of the
strike it is possible the teamsters viii
refuse to make city deliveries and shut
off the supply from this source.
Twenty-one cars of vegetables were
taken from the cars at the Illinois
Central warehouse before noon. but
none of it reached its destination on
South Water street. Butter, cheese and
eggs in immense quantities, met a like
fate at other freight houses. The ar
rivals, it is said, were unusually
heavy. as the commission men had at
tempted to get an extra supply in an
ucipation of tOday's situation. A
number of teamsters were assaulted.
They were dragged from their seats
and the horses unhitched or the har-
ness cut.
Truckmen. it is said, in many in
stances, refused to take out their
trucks al all, or having done so, drove
to the headquarters of their union and
begged permission to refrain from
working. They pleaded as an excuse
that they feared personal violence at
the hands of freight handlers on picket
duty, such as befell a number of
teamsters yesterday.
Don't Obey Union Orders.
]. Thompson. secretary of the union,
told the men that it was their duty to
work as long as work was possible, but
his arguments were not successful.
Many teamsteTs admitted that they de-
sired to aid the striking freight han
dlers, and would not deliver or receive
freight to or from the non-union men
at present in the warehouses. If the
freight handlers strike is settled today
the teamsters will at once resume work
Should a settlement fail, it is said COM
mission merchants on South Water
street viii lose $500, 900 through the de-
struction of perishabIe goods today.
While the teamsters We're making the
situation extremely embarrassing, the
freight handlers were holding meetings
at which committees We're appointed TO
visit the railway managers in accord
ance with the plans proposed by the
Chicago board of arbitration last night. |
Police guards at all of the depots !
were reinforced this morning by bring !
ng in more men from the outlying dis !
-ricts. The policemen stand in pairs
TO increase their efficiency, and in order
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
CARR TO SUCCEED BATES.

Omaha. Neb.. July 12.-ColoneI c. C.
Carr of the Fourth cavalry, stationed
at Fort Riley, will be in charge of the
department of Missouri, to succeed
General Bates, who has been assigned
70 the department of the Lakes, until
the latteE's successor is appointed. At
army headquarters it is expected that
one OF the returning brigadier generals
now in the Philippines will be assigned
TO the department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Wyoming Republicans Select State
Convention Representatives.

Convention Representatives.
Especial to The Herald.)
Evanston, Wyo., July 12.-At the
county Republican convention held in
this city today, r. S. Spence was elect
ed chairman, and the following dele
gates to the state convention were
elected: Thomas Snadden, T. D. Davis,
r. c. Smith. Mark Hopkins. G. z. Pex-
ton, r. McDermis, c. n. Solier. f. q.
Daniels, w. D. Brennan, Z. Z. Levers,
d. c. NeWlin, James Downes, 3. NJ
Ausherman, r. S. Spence, d. c. Thorn
as. Z. w. Burke. Cyrus Beard. The
balioting lasted until late tonight, at
which time the convention adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
M0FFAT SELECTS RlDGEWAY.
First General Manager of Denver,
Northwestern & Pacific Chosen

Denver, July ia. C. Ridgeway,
general manager of the Colorado
Springs & Cripple Creek Short Line, has
been selected by d. II. Moffat as gem
eral manager of the company that is
to undertake the construction of the
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific rail-
road. Mr.. RidgeWay has accepted, and
will assume his duties Sept l.
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Will Reopen Sidney Shops.

Sidney, Neb.. July 1.-THE Union
Pacific is preparing to reopen its shops
and round house here. which were
closed year ago. A large force of
machinists and boiler makers have ar
rived and large amount Of machinery
has been received for installment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
Seeing Trouble Ahead.

Chimmie-Wotcher wOrryin' about ga--
Maggie-Oh. Chimmie, ! wuZ at llhl-
s'poSen yer marry me like yer We prom
ised tO-and take me ter Paris Ike ~
say yer willard load me down W.
gowns and jewels, like yer'ye sWoEn u
h-how am | ever goin' ter Smuggle
troo de custom house Wen We glIs PAIN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
Showed wisdom.

You do a great deal Of trading W
vol,r reIatsves7 and vet YOU never have
any trouble with them How 90 9O~
manage it,
L always let them do all the bargain
ing"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
COFFEE JOHN" SENTENCED.

Minnea polls. July 12.--Judge Simpson TO-
day gave Captain John Fitchette t.'Cof-
Zee John'') OF the police force, ninety DAYS
at the workhouSe the maximum sentence
possible under the law for his sale of !,
police appointment 10 Patrolman John
Long. -'-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
NAVAL oFFIcER pRoWNEn

Norfolk, Va, July 12-David p. Kron-
acher. assistant paymaster + 80
TONED on the rigship Franklin. was
drowned off Oceanview tonight while en-
route 10 the launch Madge in a small boat
his body has not been recovered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
SPECTATOR DROPS DEAD.
Prominent st. Louisan Expires While
Watching Baseball Game

st. Louis, July 12.-While watching an
exciting baseball game in which his son
was participating, Irving MCGOWAN, a
well known St. Louis financier, died sud
denly today from heart disease
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
RAILROADS AND STRIKERS
UNABLE TO COME TO TERMS

CONTINUED from page -
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Sent Free
to Men.

Free Trial Package Of This New Dis
eovery Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and Vigor.
FREE trial packages Of a most remark
ABLE remedy are being mailed to ali who
WI write the State Medical Instituta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
0um fiiSafrifaniihen 3rie9e.

Gin bon ben bisberigen S9ilberunz
gen iiber bas @erbalten Der gngldnber
in Siioafrifa unb bic bortige Sa9lage
gum sseil abpei6erbes Bib entpirft
in BET vNeuen 3ir9er 3eituns" Elm
SdpeiSer, Der etne &sibe bon Sabren
i'm Sranspaal gelebt bat unb tirali4
na9 Der S9peis suriidfebrte. ct
f9reibt unter Mnberem:
,8et metner Mbretie bon ienem unz
gliidieligsn 2anbe, be1en Srtebe unb
@oblfabrt burd tmpertaliitiiden @brz
aeis unb i9ranfenlo5e 9abiu4t f4on
Sabre ppr Dem &riege untersraben
tpurben, litt Der grDbte She'll Der ni9t
fGmpfenben peiBen 8epDlterung an
elmer n%asenoen 8erapetfluns. aein
Wunber, tpenn man bebenft, bab f9on
por einem Sabre @nslanos Sbertomz
mtfdr feiner &esterung beri9tenb ses
fteben muBte, baB mon bes &rieges
tobtmiibe iet, obtpobl bic 2opaliiten beiz
fen S%ortfebuns Biz gum erpini9ten
Gnbe ieiner ipdteren @ieberbolung
boraOaen. 4ber bas @nbe ift nod ni9t
ba, unb besbalb besreift man pieneidt
in europa bic in %unbefangenen &reifen
Sibafritus gang unpiatiirli4 e~ntftanz
benen Sragen, mas eisentlt9 bic 10 biel
geprieiene unb befungene abenblGnbif6e
&ultur segeniiber einem nt9t enbenz
tpollenben &riegssuitanbe bebeute unb
Oh bieie 8efammttultur, bic ia ben
Spot fpGterer @ef9le6ter erregen
tonne, 10 obnmd9tis fei, Inn nibt bur6
cine perfDbnli9e @ermtttluns benz
&e9te gum &e9t gu perbelfen9
rSiefen Sragen tann man cine gez
tpti1e 8ere6tisune UNI 70 pentger abs
fpreden, als es in Sibafrifa porausz
it9tlt9 auf Sabre binaus fetnen tptrfs
li9en Srieben geben ptrb, tpenn
europa bic inn bur9 bic @eieBe Der
6umanitGt augetpiefene Srtebensz Miiz
iipn ni9t erfiiqt. Ser &rteg bur9lGuft
nun f9pn feline pierte pbaie, unb bic
Gefabr beftebt, bab, tpenn ct ii9 apiz
f4en 8rtte unb Sur nod lanse btnz
f9leppt. peitere Bbaien binsutreten.
@uBer ben frieserifben 3uluz unb 8as
1utozTOltern gibt es in Sibafrtfa unz
aefdbr 2.50O,OOO 8affern, bic gum
She'll ar9 f9on Yulper gero9en bas
BEN, unb mas fann f9liebli9 biefe
S9parabdute, benen WeiBe bas Gpan@
geltrm geprebigt BADEN unb bic fld
nahber gum 8aubium iener ielbft Be-
trieaen, abbalten, ibren 2ebrmeifter auf
eiaene Dirt ,Mores' gu lebren9 Man
bat f6on Dor Monaten bon elmer &afz
f%ernerbebuns eemunfelt, bic burdors
ni6t gu ben unmDslidfeiten eeb0rt.
Wos bann9 Tun, bann perben Die eez
fttteten Grpbmd9te tpieber cine Sc
legenbeit baben, UNI pereint in einem
nnh'ren Welttheile nit Der foit1pieli1en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13

DurHsiena ,rif&en Ct. paul, ItaneapsIts. Selena
outte, Spsfdns, Ssdftle unb gsrtlane. gerbinbunaer
kxr ptaltS an Gntpunften fir hte 8sptenai @eeenb.
cesspn unt California yunfte, Mlasfa, Sapan unit
(btns. Rerbtntunsen In ben rtatnasfdbten fir aas
6flt&sa unb flbii&en yantts
NeRlt& lanftub. Seflt3 aatenb
sNo. 1 11:a0 a. m. mo. 2 3:30p. m.
tho. 3 11:35 q. m. tho. 1 1920 p. m.
sNo. 5 for Willmar No. 8 arrives from
HOS q. m. Willmar 16:45 q. II
No. 7 l1:20 o. m. tho. 8 4:40 q. m.
No. 3, 4, 2 and s run via Clea. water.
sDaily except Sunday.
fDaily.
Sar gapseu, 9tdets uns..rsttert SnfOrmattpn fprt&,
ypr pber fHretbt an
8. U. Retse, 6. y. 4 Z. H.,
81. GIput, Ntnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
anerIann1 als srOBes 9eilmittel.

Or. @arner: = Wertber SEER !!
gu @uniten bes Wbite Of Gar e prup
tam id bebaupten, baB es Elm oroB
atttses Wiltel 9eSen ldwade 0nnSen
1T. 8or adt Sdbreu lit i'd on yum
aenfieber, wel4es meine 0unsen in
,dledten 3uitanb bladte. SD &c
brautte ben Wbite Wine Of 9a'
Equip, ben Sic mir ianoten, unb ee
rbat mir iebr mobl. Sd fann ibn
ole quite MebiSin empfeblen. Sd boffe.
oab Sic unieren Npotbeter gu Gabool,
Do 6errn German, bamit uerieben,
90 i1 nod mebr bauon baben m6dte
A9tunsspou. &eu. Sobn W. 8rown
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13

WaffengetpaIt Jriebe unb Drbnung 5u
t4affen. pie tueilanb in @bina. @1Gne
Nusiidten. ni4t tpabr?
~lleber bic enslifden MilitGrbeb0rs
ben. unter beren @tanbre9t i9 in
Sransbaal ettpa 16 Monate pertpeilte,
babe id feline llrfade, mid per10nli4
an betlasen. SIM @esentbeil, 10 oft if
NIT linen in 8~eriibruns tam. purbe ib
NIT hOflider Mufmertiamteit bebanbelt,
tporaus id niemals Elm 9ebl eema9t
babe. Die ben enelif9en Solbaten our
Gaft gelesten 9rauiamteiten finb, meiz
mes Wt1ens, metitens untpabr. Mas
tie mitunter f4roffer WeiIe auf 8efeb(
bon 8orsefebten tbun mubten, bafiir
ttno tie nt9t peranttportlt9. Ser eng
Hide Surdf4nittsfolbat lit semiitb>
lid unb gutmiitbis, benin er bat aud
Elm 9ers unb aeist es, tpenn M i'm
dig W}enf6 behonbelt. Oas baben audi
1etne @egncr, ote Buren, pauer GEE
than, unb sdbe es morsen Srieben, 10
pirben ii9 BUR unb Solbat umarmen.
Mait ben irresuldren Sruppen bageser
iteben bic 8uren auf etnem peniser suz
ten 5ube.
n8or benz 8riege lebte i9 mebrere
Sabre unter ben 8uren. @as iinb bic
etsentlid fir Elm @olf? Sm groben
8anaen fam i6 fe nur als elm ritter
lides beseibnen; fe finb meiftens BON
bober Statur, feds SUB unb bariiber,
breitf9ulterig, nit einem bon Der fib.
afritanii9en Come eebrGunten unt
bon einem Bart umrabmten 9efi9t.
frugal unb a%bsebGrtet, b0fli9 i'm umz
gang, saitfreunblt9, Der @obbeit unb
benz Sudden abbolb, bitter unb aorns
:ntbrannt i'm Streite, bod ebelmiitbts
na9 benz Sieg unb beieelt bon einem
uneriditterli9en @ertrauen in bic unz
panbelbare @erebtigteit Gottes, por
benz Der BUR unb feline Camille all
abenbli6 i'm @ebet n%iebertnieten. DAP
es audi unter ben 8uren elm minberper=
tbises Clement eibt, lit unbeftreitbar;
aber uenn es pabr 1T, baB BET Gbaratz
ter zines Meni9en srobentbeils aus iets
men Sngenbeinbriiden unb Der hinge
bung, in Der ct aufsepa9fen 1T, be-
rubt, tann bod feline ptrtli9 driitli9
g~eiinnte Nation benz 8urenpolt ibre
@bmpatbie periagen, felbit tpenr bies
Elm atabemii9 10 boa sebtlbeter Mann,
pte 2orb &oieberp, nt9t gu besretfen
f6eint."
Gum @9luKe fpenbet Der S9peiaer
ben beiben beutiden &on1uln in
Sranspaal rei9es Sob, ba iie iib niGt
u Der Shneiaer itets beftens ans:z
nommen, fonbern i'm @nfanse bcs
&rieges au9 nod bic Snteref1en Der
Oeiterreider, unsarn unb Staliensr
bertreten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Gin uationaleS Mtttel.
l1nb feline munoeruoqe @irfung.
Wito senemmen bon sutsm Stod allo
miro blanes 8lut in Gure Mbern
brinsen.

Wir nebmen on, baB Cure Sei1perbe Don
elmer franfen 9eber, Nieren, Waseu ober @iu'
sepeibeH itammt, uno oaB Iie ben bellenben
Giaenihaften bes Sascarine anbeimse9eben
1T. gerropfun9, unuerbauli3fe,t, Sldbuug,
Wta9en Satarrb, Spspeple, folternoes Sopt
web, &iidenweb. S6winbel unb ALE 8rant
beiten, bic peruriabt meroen bur1 franten
unb untbGtisen 3uitanb Der 9tierea, 2eber,
res Ma9ens unb Der @in9emeibe. merben pc
litip fir INNER aebeilt bur6 bieS number
bare Wittel v@ascariue". Srast Sbr, no
rum mir nit folder Si6e1beit lpre6em ton:
men? pie mir bies miiieu? Son ben pieler
%Sauiensen, melde barunten lttten uno Gas=
carlne oils Wittel bage9en 9ebraudt baben.
Nidt in eintm ein3i9en Naue bat es cine pous
itGno &c SeilunS perfeblt. sSbr mO9t pielz
lei6t 'aaen mein Sau lit peri6ieben; er III
81 melt porsel6ritten. SD babe anbere Wiit
tel belm Iuseno 9ebraubt unb purbe pom
einem Doctor nod benz anberen bebanbelt
aber aues bat mldts 9ebolfen. Sie tOnnen
in meinem Sale nldt fiber Iein. &ntl6uls
biat uns; mir lagen, mir ~fORnen, unb mir
bebauplen bies, neil mir buuberte Safe, Die
aerabe 10 i6limm n no1 idlmmer als Die
Guri9en maren, SSdle. IN oenen Der Srante
auf9eeeben murbe ais lDld er, Der nurmebl
btu Sob Al ermarten brau6t. Iim pom leinem
0eiben erlOit ;u merben, autSdDlen tOnnen,
in osnen rSasearine" Setluus bradte. Sa
ber iasen mir: Gascarine miro Gu1 9einno
MAIDEN.
Gascarine 1T elm natiir!i6es Wittel, Dem
9taturseies semaB prdparirt, unb es bat tel
ne unnatiirli6en Wirtunseu. Gs peruria6t
benz belifateiten Wasen ntdt bic 9erinslte
St0runs unb fneiit ME. SIS beiOryt ierne
munberbaren Setlun9en, obue bic gertn9lte
uubequemlidfeit obsr StOrun9 benz Yat.en=
ten gu brinsen. 8autt beute nod cine Sla.
l6e pom @urem Npotbeter. Seilun9 ga:
rantirt ODER @elo 3uriideritattet. SOC.
0ebriocr Nea & Co., Wtuueapolis,
QouispiQe nns Stem Oort.
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Velge40el n ms' saandsn bon ~ sasai!

SIR fbnnt bon ieber Sorm les xabafsen.Hes letdt
gebellt uu6 9efuu6. tart. anjisbene uro 0sl pom Eeoen
ssbroutt. bas t&paHe Wdnner ftarf madt. Diele &C.
p.nnsu sehn 9funb In a:bn Saasn. Dlebr as bOO,s
BOO aebeiIt Bel oneR Nputbetern. 3etlnMa 9arans
tiert Bii&lsn unb Rot fret. uersffe:
REMEDY CO.. Chicago sbeS New York. 231
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Gmpire 8ranerei.
VAL. UDERMANN
NaGtoI8er bon @enS. Mers,
ct. @Ioub, Winneioto

Dur9 8eiorsuns BON sutem Bier unb burd
jnporfommenbe prompte 8ebienuns iuder
cir nns bic @nnf elmer seebrten &unbidaf'
ia f4ern. BefelunSen fir Samiliense
bpaa& werben prompt beiorat.
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Sn Norpegen tpirb fallm Der
100. She'll Der 8obenfld9e gum @ns
bau DON 3etretbe beniibt.
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.Sdmedt g giearrl, 9err 9raf?"
-rglur ga sut-benn i'd iolte eisentz
li9 ni6t Ma9t mir, 9err
@raf! s. bab' aa' 10 a 2aiter-i
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Ridbtin uerhud1t.

Cine Mafdinenfabrif fat burb 9ers
mittlung bes 8etriebsleiters elmer Wez
berei bon bieier ben Nuftras euf cine
ar0Bere 9ampfmaf9ine betpmmen, Der
8etriebsletter beanipru6t uno erbdlt
fir feline rgmpfebluns" cine sr0Bere
proptiton. Su feline Sirettion bierpon
ni4ts pifen ion, ma9t CT CUR 8ebinz
gung, baB aus ben 8i9ern Der Mai6iz
n%enfabrit ni@t berporseben biirfe, tpos
fir uno an tuen tene @umn,e etsablt
tuurbe. Ser 8udbalter Der Mai9iz
nenfabrif lit in Ginger 8srlesenbeit,
auf tpel6em &onto er ben Yoften, Der
bod unbeoinst perbu6t perben muB,
unterbrinsen lou. Gnbli9 tommt linn
Elm Geoante. fluss febt er iid bin unb
f9rctbt: On g Of miermnterial
fir bic Dampfmaf9ins Der 8.'i9en
Weberef 500 Marf.
Ginnrtrnffen.
.Was bat Dir BENIN eisentli9 bic
alte 3igeunerin prpp9eaeit9 SIS itebe
mir Elm sroBer 8erIut be-
bor!"-rSfr's etnsetroffen9"-~J reis
lid! Oils i9 beimtam. febltsn mir
MIR unb Rette!"
9ie &affeez u b nad
ben Ser. Staten mar i'm perflo1enen
&alenberiabre srDber als ie supor unb
iiberitieg gum eriten Male bic @renae
ppn 1000 Milionen Bfunb. 8is @nbe
Ropem5er belief fid bic 3affee<Ginfubr
bes persansenen Sabres auf 967.9e9,z
585 pfunb, iber 25O,O0O,OOO Pfunb
mebr als in benz elet9en 3eitraum bes
Sabres 1900. 8rafilien lieferte ber
srDBten She'll bes aaffees. Der in ben
Ser. Staaten perbrau9t ipurbe.
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New Process
Steam-laundN

8enn 10. bann miro es ii9 Sud lebnen
ni9t auBer 41t gu laiien, bab mir @uer 81
9eatbum b%ebanoeln, ais mare es bas unieri
&c. Dir baben bic politGnbisite @aidau
Halt i'm Horbmeiten unb lieiern eriter Slaif,
arbeit. Sir 9ebrau1en feline @bemtfalien
mir perberben baber Cure Saden ni9t. @enn
Sbr refine arbeit unS bette Sebanbluns inent
bann benft on uns. uniere Yreiie iino nieb
rt9er als i%onitpo, uns mir beiersen Cure ga
u,ilienmdi6e biatser, oils Sbr es ielbt tbun
t6nut. @rfunbiSt uub iiber5eust Sud. Wi,
baben @seuten in ben %umlie9enbeu Stdbten.
O.. 8. Neper 1auapfwaf6anhalt,
@isentbimer.
Oople's @eb6ube an S. Mpe. q. ct. GIoub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13

bpaieniide @orsiiss in Ricarasua
f9lieben. aber elei6 pirtfame ianitdre
MaBregclr miBten iopobl beim 8an
bes Nicaraguaz& anals, als BEL benz bes
panamaza anals ersriffen tperben.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-01-29
Mine Warning Notice.

TO Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Garfield, Red Cloud, Klondylle, Jennie Lind and Enter prise mines, situated in the King of Arizona I,iining district. Yuma county. Arizona. are un- Ger bond to parties working the same. and that neither the said mines nor tho owlerS thereof will be responsible for any labor or debts con tracted, or any injuries sustained by any em- ployer or enpiOye in the operation of said min ing properties. Tha: all operators engage in such service at their own ri>'l. and that no debt Si valid against said mines or the oTn"rS thereof.
 J. ". DO3REEGTON,
 JOHN MCKEE. Yuma. ariz.. Nov. 6.
 ELrst pug. Nov C itJl.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-01-29
YUMA COUNTY.

Her Rich Mines--The La Fortuna ard King of Arizona-Crc Mineral Wealth Yet Un= deveIOped-Castle
 Dome Lead
 Mines. The County Lies Directly in the rlain Gold Belt that Begins in alaska and Ends in
 Mexico.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-01-29
ARIZONA.
Her Great ReSOurceS---Splendid Soil---Fine Climate. Agriculture One of the Important Industries of Arizona. No Fertilization of the Soil NeCes- sary--SiIt Deposited by Irri- gation Renders the Soil
 Rich in the Element
 of Fertility.

The Climate Conditions Favorable to a Great
 Variety of Marketable Produce.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-01-29
EsAIEoST 4 ERsRECEE.o

"T tock a severe cold which settled i'll the bronchial tubes "writes Rev. Frank Hay. of Nor. tonville Jefferson Co. Kansas. After trying medicines labeled Sure Cure.r almost without nurl'per I was led to try pr piercc's Golden Medical Discovery took two bottles and vas cured. and have stayed cured
 "When think of the great pain had to en- cure. and the terrible cougn I had. it seems almost a miracle that was so soon relieved"
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- stipation They do not react upon the svs,em and become a necessity, as do many other pills.