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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-27
OSSIAN.
regular correspondent.

tFrom our regular correspondent)
Aug. 26, 1902.
Mrs. Stopped and daughters of 'Ro-
chester are visiting with Mrs. Joe
Peyer.
Having spent the summer vacation
with her mother, Mamie Pope return
ed home to-day.
Mr.. Edwin Lee filled Rev. Platt's
place in the M. E. pulpit yesterday,
the former being in attendance at
camp-meeting.
A large crowd was in attendance at
the Street Fair, and by far more in
terest shown than was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Harvey spent
the fore part of last week at DEBORAH.
Mr.. H. ]. Mayer came home from
Waverly Friday for visit of few
days returning Sunday.
Mr.. Hugo and Miss Rosa Schupanitz
visited with Ossian cousins Friday.
Next Saturday Mrs. @. Meyer and
Mr.. Draheim will sell at auction all
tnelr nOuSenOld goods.
Several from here took advantage of
the excursion rates to Minneapolis Sun
day.
Miss Figge of Monona was the guest
of Miss Edna Lee last week.
Miss Carrie Pope came down from
Lawler Friday for two weeks visit.
Miss Stella Brennon of Cedar Ra-
pids has been the guest of Miss Emma
Peyer the past week.
Mr.. Will Becker of Sioux City is
here for weeks visit with home
folks.
Miss Mayme Brother was Calmar
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Brother and children
are visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Emery.
The Street fair proved satisfactory
to all who attended.
Both dances during Street Fair were
the best Ossian has seen for some
time.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Busch
were down from Calmar to attend
Street Fair
Mrs. Berry of McGregor is the guest
of Miss Minnie Boyle.
The PORTLAND played with the Hay
seeds Friday.
Miss Gladys Jewell, of DEBORAH.
was the guest of Miss Mildred Ander-
son Friday.
Mr.. Anton Zwack is at home for a
few days.
Miss Zoe Cornell visited with Miss
Laura Oyloe over Sunday.
Messrs. Jim Peyer and Louie STOPPED
drove to Calmar yesterday.
Messrs Jack johnson and James
Mikesh of DEBORAH and Joe Mikesh
of West Union played with our band
during the Street Fair while the
crowd listened to some excellent
music.
Ten ladies drove down from De-
corah Friday, Mrs. Ben Jewell and
Mrs. Ida Reed being Of the number.
A sad accident occurred the first
evening of the Street Fair, Albert
Severson of DEBORAH fell from. the Sc
cond last coach ON the mixed train,
the last coach passing over his limbs,
severing his left hand. and right
foot, and received several other SER
ious wounds, he was taken at once to
DIR. Mackin's office:where he received
every attention from three doctors,
but he was beyond all medical aid,
and breathed his last at three a. m.
Saturday. His parents we're here to
follow the silent form to his home
Saturday forenoon.
Miss Stella Blanchaine is home
from Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Banning and
daughter arrived here Friday night
for visit with relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-27
Reduced Rates to Des MOineS Via c. r.
& p. Ry.

For the Annual Session, Sovereign
Grand Lodge, /. o. o. f. at Des
Moines, Iowa, Sept. 1920, 1902, there
will be on sale at all O. r. l. e. p.
stations round trip excursion tickets
at favorable rates and limits Apply to
o. r. l. & p. agents for PARTICULARS.
1915
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-27

Wall paper-below cost, to close
out our entire stock of wall paper
Remember we do paper hanging and
charge by the roll. Our prices are
the cheapest for the best work. We
are here to do over any work that
isn't satisfactory. Prastmark, painter
and paper hanger. Telephone IA.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-27
Fair and Beautiful Faces.

Impure blood is sure to cause pimple,
and roughness of the skin. DIR. War
ner's Compound Of Seven Cures, the
great blood renewer, makes rough
skin smooth and fair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-27

Nearly two hundred Iowa post Off
ces have been abolished because of the
rural delivery routes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-08-27


Small is now..getting it for his new
residence.
At the Republican caucus held last
Saturday night the following dele
gates were elected to the county con-
vention. W. A. Harvey, A. P. Cor
nell, Geo. Allen. A. Caldow, F. A.
Stanley and l. Allen. TheIfollowing
township ticket was placed in nomi-
nation: For asse ssor, Frank Harvey !;
for trustee, A. Caldow; for justice of
the peace, G. W. Estey, Jr. and d. @.
Harvey. Township central commit
tee. A. P. Cornell, F. G. VIM and
Geo. Allen. The delegates to the
county convention go uninstructed
for any candidate.
Presiding Elder Carlton will be
here this week to hold quarterly meet
ing at Bethel church next Thursday.
Miss Lemon and her sister Mrs.
Cliff Jones of Cresco arrived Saturday
for visit with relatives here.
Among those present from distance
to attend the funeral of Mrs. L. HI.
Gibbs last Friday were, Wesley Gibbs,
Button; Emmons Gibbs, Waukon !;
Mrs. Roney and Mrs. Cameron of De-
corah Misses Telford, Button and
Mrs. G. NJ. Lambert of Luana. Mary
Ann Angler was born in Westport,
Essex county, N. Y, Fob. 8, 1922.
She was married to LorenzSH. Gibbs,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

airfer eno nosen aneert e~nfeIt
NnnftionGr | Den Iutberifc airfe -
ir0en Get tilipurenbc 5ioSrnm.
DC fleite SfoIebppnineer. Der itoat
UNDER Den Soreipoe airfes enten 81.
refte eller inoirefte Spinn, bar pq.
IT cpferte iioen Samiunocts siii.
telie OF SornoriS 5opmc hor,
ION Resci, iui,serct baaoe pco
Sriinoliensieiten % SnboiclicR.
San bar fungeret peb @runoitens.
lGgningen os Snbpielien al garne.
hiem, SolpitaIer og 9iafonisiebiem.
Wfonse me % prGetige. airfer err
blepne bpggebe in6en Saniunnet,
iioen bets 3iIbIiueIie, og i &c fleite
SilfGlOer bar Sormano Sopme Dor.
ret flngerenbe giifop boooe ueo
@rrnoItensfeiter og SrOpieIier. Ten
5orenebe Strife bar | DC liolte II gar
bpgaet Here me 8irfer emo Be epriae
nurif- Iutberife airfeiomiuno tiliam.
men. Ss 6ormano Sowne bar
orbineret Here aanSioater til BET hel.
ltge Erpoifeembeoe emo. noseu oil.
Den enfelt litberif 6ormano eaer
8iIfop | De iibite IL aur.
San bar pGret tillteoe oe iert
5ori9oet peo Que Samiunbets Mars.
nnsoer, % bans itprenoe % IebenSe
aano bur mere emo uogen anoei1
6 nfettmanos giort iig girl.
oenbe oen pigtige Sagers S~ebonoling
os afgisreIie. Sans 5 be c t.
nlnger bar o9ret meiterliee %.
tnmenter babe fra Sormeus oa Snb.
bolbets Sibe. Sc bar life blot aipet
ct lunet os Hart Sperblif oper De
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

ON bans fcritanoige 2e0elie moa
mnon9res % iopnes tbi SicnS Grot
bar peofienot iis Den 6oreuebe
airfes Arbeihe. og, ocriom oen trent.
oeles looer ia iturc o. regiere al
a M err ocns 6rem8ong % 6rent.
tio iifret.
8iitnot oil Sopmc inpues boaoe
meget % Irnae oct fan life uub.
gnoes. let er nof loo tingt at
matte mite meteor b III. iom ri
tiIipneIaSenbe minoit fumoc unoppre.
Wen oct bor brnot fer - oe pil
bqnbe iaien. ~Saa ti0t nj misier
ben, iom melt ui turtle. o. elter liner
Den, iom firnra nen,"
Nten 8lio pore Sof Tor. at ri lit
beboIOc ham iao lGItec iom ri aioroe
- at ri bapbe gritQ al bans Tie.
neite aiennem SomfunOets 8runh.
IGeeelies- % 6ormuIcymgSperioSe!
Bort Samfuno Dor iorpoobertiie
operitoaet observation-disclosures Stamp,
Oct nloa mi hape fnoct i'm Sfiffelie
iaapas, al oct oil bore Ieucop9tiat,
ON oet ellerS bar no9el Spgape at
lepe for.
8cruSen oen pistiqe 2e0eritiulna,
icm 6prnronS Sopme iu0tog i lit
eset Samiuno, itoo ban ogiaa ionl en-
al be aIuorIigite og 0urmeitc Gals
memo % &eprGientuntcr Tor Ell Se.
pGgeIie. al bpilfen 2cn 6orere0c
airfe ieIp er %fremporct, ucmltg:
6oreuingsiagem screenings
ligbeS," @itb gipe, at Sen elp
tanfenS pibere SnbnrhUoeIie / sol
fets 9eoihitbeo % Oeu@ cucntuelle
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

inbre og pore Silitonoe / Samfumoet,
men bar tiaige antpOet Seten III
al r,ol,st ct llfsre % angiuet Retnir'
gen for ben Sorfatningstafttf, Der
ira Mar til onoet bar pGret befulgi
inben Samfuuoet.
Sormano Sopme bapoe Seerbiif.
Ser ifltebe Iprtaere frem END blot til
en- Gags siebliffelige Af9isrelie.
SON bopoe proietiife Inelier og
Itore TrentiOSipner. San bouOe bsie
SOenIcr % 'itore 6ornnooI for Eie -
% tiIitrpbte 6eres SpnoaelIe meo al
i'm Gpne % araft.
Son bar bipoanet &c fleitc itslre
MeOer inoen Samfunoet. i~noion
Wislionsmsoer. Opbpgaeliesmsoer,
areosmeoer, SdmtoIemsoer % fig.
nenoe, - forlt0en at ban poa ipeclel
Anmooning bar ppret ttilteOe PED
mango minore Sammcnfomiter inoen
De forifielige arcoie oq PED mango
MeniuheOsmsoer, hDor bans forItall'
oiae Haao bar uGret paatrpuet. San
bar Eesltocn pPret anlut paa alle
2 am "unbetS taaenOe 81 O.
m iteer Og bibra9et mere END llo'
gelt anoen GnfeItmuno til 2s&nirgen
al Sc itore SamfunoSopgooer. Der
bar pGret betroet biSie aomlteer
til SorpIeiuing. San bar ibetbelc'
taaet pGret / raitLaS 8irfiOrubeo og
upret poa SSorten belle Chen. Son
unote iig life Den fornsone Suilr
hperfeu for Segem eaer SiPl. Sar
Gar bogitnpeIig ilibt iia no Cant
funoetS 6iereite. 90 han bemPr'
fcOe oaiaa ielp ueo en- ptS SeiIigbcb,
Of bet fife Dor ioa mole, noar man
blco uoiltbt bare m Il n
Tiff oort noget. % Scr.
manb "opme if Haooe % 8roft til
at gisrc meaet. San bar enoml
Ell iorhpIbSpis rng Miaub, og finSe
for glocrens Sfplo enOnu / mango
Mar hare nOfolbet en- itor SirfiUm'
he0; men hon 6rGnotc 9piei ira bcg5c
grber REQ at intenitfiecre jim arait
til Set p6eritc, laa ban moatte butfe
uu6er.
DSen iaa iif ban ogiaa ie Gam.
innoct blomitrc oa bore rigc 5rug'
ter. San if oGrc Sione til Sets
uoportes frobige SriuieI 90 til mcgcn
inore aanoelig SRrt trcos De
mango Sfrsbcligbeoer og Sfnoanfer,
Ser ~iorsprigt funbe bpnge pco oct.
San bar life lepet og utrtet iorgiR.
res. San bar lat onbe % poriaC
Iprfer eiter iig, bois 8Rr0 og BE-
tuSnina isrit icuere ben oil flinlie
pur0crcs OF bebsmnte5 ret. San
hap6c 8lGoen al al ie 6ei Samfn1o,
iom ban elifebe o. latte al lin Strait
inb Tor, pore Jig tort % itrrft ! more
ArieelIe OF ofiGtte Nrugter, Der
u~paatuiIelia oqiaa pi0ncr ON megtn
irore aanoelig Strait. Zen 8oreneoe
airfe bar punbet itor uore Nm
iecIic unher Sormauo Sopmes
scSelie OF bens inbre Stur'
|fe iparer iprhanbentIig iii ocns
mere Rngt. ~ Sopme itoS iom Dor.
mono FOR ct a~irfeiamiuno. huis
Strait life pil oPre brilSt meo hon
Sroir9oen ira Sfueplnoien. Get pil
aaa lin itee on rolise Gang unosr
@uos nnaoiae Ssrelie oa oil uoio,os
i'm peIiisneliesriae 6iernfis til
CUBS sgre % SiGIes 6relie, ieir
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

Sterilization / en- Torenetuorf {.
lutberif 8irfe / Imcrito
par en- at Sormanb SoDmes tore
9nSlingspIoner. iom ban life blot
orenlte ON. men for fltlot IIpor
troehe ptIbe % maatte req.
liIeres / en- nPrmcre euer i|iernerc
5remti0. Sg ltouiflineen piI ogioa
fsre Set uitanieIiQt meb fig, at iao piI
ife en9ong. @1to gipe, at set lnou
ife paa S%anbbeoens 8runo oQ /
RiRrli9heOens Aonol @lt0 0iDc. at
ben 6oreneOe &irtc mlon Qierc lit iii
Sagens 6rcmmc - / &eubol0 til
lit SnoiegI; "SnnobeOcn fro / &ipr.
/ nobpr0e& muu beflltte iiQ poa
at "bcuorc Nunocna @ubeO / Nrcoena
gpuno!"
6ormono Sopmc iif uprc nrco
iao Iangt. San if bore meo at ierc
@ltbs Nrf til Clio" - o. DC ocn,
Der "I9aqcr Sorpcoo u1toer Nrfclt,"
llsio bIep ibieliloQen "for @ltoa No,
inn, forOi ban "rofte lin &oono 10
for at gribe lat poa Arfen". Sc
Den, Ser uoen Qubbommcl tQ
Ret, ioritDrrer airtcnS Srco!
@nbru mao tilieieS noglC 8cmprf.
Ringer al mere pcrionlig Nrt - ior
at man fan iou Ct mere iuloitGno;9t
9iQeoe al 0eu he0cngananc W q II 3
% 6ormano. Reoifriuercn al
bisic 2inier fienOtc Sen oi6s6c
Stpresmo1o toolIa go0t. 6n ban
baO0e Den 9gre oQ 8lGbe oftere at
bore I hans ScIifab baaoe pau Net.
ler, uee Rsoer, , aomiteer % ocO
andre mere pripotc g]ulcbutn0Cr -
huor man 10 oQerbeoit IPret bUCr.
andre at fienbe oa ia hi tiaiJc
bapoe a0ifiIli9c TtpaeSintcrc&icr, nil
De fremorognc Aorafteriitifn ontuGc,
liapiS pare uoQenlurbe forrrftc.
Sg De, Der itoO ham nGr oQ ficn0tc
BAN 6e6it. piI meogipe, at &c i
Sopmc bar miitCt ell c~lifclir Ben
og tro 9rober. Der bouoc 0icrtct poo
rettc Steo; % Ne BIZ ogiuu til.
itemme aEgnocnoc Sormnln Sonme.
bpnb gasmuno &Inie Tiger ON Gle
Big:
"Ss ri, ipm Itooe uPrait peb hans Sioa
% rGralt iteunte ii! bet Mnnl icm ban,
buor finbe pi ialCH ilIa bngitpo Raur,
,cm tan ian trutt % mooist framat itrioa ?"
Conn 5ormdno uar Souue
tug og beregnenHe. men rC0eliq oq
~retiGroig ban par oprigtig / aae
lire &afblirger lOm oficntItg Iii.
l~ibSrlanb. San par falt % beircmt
o. Dor icig / iin l~lobolotnbeO til at
iorislge line E.auer moo et 0iit
ioreidt Waal. &ln bauoc Oct bcltr
life me6 at f~oriuite i'm Gag pe0 at
FORBADE line E.dner for Ell % Guer.
San bobhe line Y%teninger OPP OF az
giorie. tsr ban Orog Incl meo al
giere propaganda for lin Saa.
Son operitlcoc belle S%d)albrattei. isr
ban gioroe line 6lpt. San uucr.
ifueoe Slaamnrten. isr lan off /
aamp og opitiucoc line SlagorotHcr.
San fuube tnnIe o. tic ! langits "a.
aet o. fliroe finoe Jig / al hoe Soer.
lott; men mar han oa ilog til, log
han ldn Oct monet. % iloa hcaer
life limit. san Loo ite life lpfte %
enS min0re trie - oertil laa Der Tor
niegen lrobs | bans romerife RRie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Ten irifc c6crit artbur 2pn6. 5

Ten irfc C6crit artbllr 2pnh. ser
itoen i'm Sicmfomit ira SpoafrIfa bar
6oet / Enris, oil / oeHre llge reiie II
2onOon gun Iigc or ! lln0erhuiet %
iuotaqe lit SGoe - bpt8 ban od touI.
mer iau lauat. 2pnb er nculltg al.
flaaet for SsiiorrGoert. ivrot ban bar
Seltugct / ariger puu SoerHeS SIDE
inrpo GnatRnoerre. Iettc nterte Dc
ao6c gorgere / 8aIipop geraoSeoe
Wun6en iii ian megen Gre, at Dc
u0en piOerc uolgte bam til i'm HeprG.
jcntout / oct BRITTLE lln6erbu.s. men
Gnalrr6ernc life life at baoe Ell Zig
,Spr / lin MISUNDERSTANDING. % Oct
iiae$, at 2ouoonS Boliti saar meo ar'
%rcitororcu / 2ommen. fGrotg I'll at
nappe Ram, iaaiudrt Ran letter 300
poo engeIf Sorb.
grapuocr goot. Get npodlgte nan.
ifc Ieputeretfammer Far aIereoe oo.
fort en- net libeu aomeoie uleo Slags.
maal yaa anntnRuer 1et bar I
Observation-Disclosures SGreIie. Oct GIT
ian he0t iii. llnoer 8ieunemgaaellen
n Iulomaatcrue o. Galgtlagerne er.
arre0e SsirgmdnOeu oe Sargeutape:
\ 9epublituuere or SoIn0lere OF
IorFSere, ia ! or life euganS 6ranit.
mrnS!" IA Der hlep proteiteret Der.
imo0 baaSe me0 6pno % alem. blep
gnracutauc enOnu bi0iigere % tort.
ate: "Cg eOers ErGiioent for NE.
mrblifcn or en- Spul@ Sa iaa geraa.
SeSe RcSIemmerue | Ct lpitiat Slags.
monl. 9et euocr pel .ueo noeIe IN.
eacr pan GiitoIer. men S~argentane
oil bli tiItaIt Tor al bdoe bruJi grou
aiGit ON ErGiioeuteu.
suIf, at hpis 1e titifriper "a.
~ orteuiea Il Co., 1875 y. &insie
Strect, Gbieasp, iaa erhoioer nc
ias cpipsninaer ON DC ~naentiise
CONNER . @remraoner TIL Seanois
uapien moo ane re Sinier, fem
Sirmaet reprGiemferer. Vroaran,
Rntsiifer, YrisUter sIs. gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

Gnu Claire, @is., ODE SUM.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
SPECIAL APPRENTICES.
Santa Fe Takes Some University Men
in Mechanical Department.

Arrangements have been made that
the following special apprentices shall
ne taken on by the Santa Fe mechan-
zeal department within the next two
weeks: George j. Hood and II. l..
Shipman, graduates of the state uni
versity; Clarence Lesells and Claude
Schrott. of Cornell university; H. p.
Richards, Kansas State Agricultural
college,; George f. Bean, Edward Davis
and e. A. Leamanns, of Purdue uni
versity. Part of this number will en-
ter the service of the company in To-
peka and the remainder at other points
wherever needed. Special apprentices
have had some previous technical
training before entering railroad shops,
and their opportunities are usually a
little better than those of ordinary
men who begin serving their time.
They also receive a larger compensa-
ton for their services at the start
which is increased from time to time
the same as that OF the ordinary APP
prentice boy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
THAT KISSING BUSINESS.
Rock Island and Santa Fe Officials
Ia. About IL.

The Chicago papers print interviews
with some of the principal railroad Off
Gals concerning the recent order of
the Pennsylvania lines i~nstructing
their representatives to prohibit kiss
ing at the Chicago depot. The follow
ing are of interest:
mo, indeed, such an order is not
likely to be issued in Chicago" said
c. A. Goodnow, general manager of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pa lere
are no conditions here that would JUS
tify the prohibition of kissing. But
the Jersey City station of the Pennsyl-
vania handles enormous crowds of sub
urban passengers, and it may be that
there has been complaint from some
passengers that they have been an
noyed by ELUSIVE or too prolonged
greetings and farewells. The order
may justly apply there. Where it is
necessary to load or unload trains
within three or four minutes every
cas- must be adopted that will IA
cilitate handling of passengers. The
Rock Island has found no serious
trouble from demonstrations of affec-
ton on the part of passengers"
What, cut off kissing?" exclaimed
A. p. Morrison, assistant to G.. T. Mich
olson. passenger traffic manager of The
AtChison. Topeka & Santa Fe. Not
on your life! There isn't enough of it
in the world, anyway. Passengers on
our line can hug and kiss as much as
they please; no m will ever stop
them at the Dearborn street station.
We have never found any trouble from
that sort of thing and eve expect to
find any,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20

if possible, now look brighter to both
of them.
u. p. Spencer and w. II. Osborne are
at Galisteo on business with the Santa
Fe Contra railway officials.
The Sunday school organized at this
place last winter is in a fourishing
condition and those most interested
confidently hope il will prove a source
Of great good to the community. In
connection with the Sunday school we
have preaching every month by nev.
James Bolander, of E~scobosa.
Eastview now has a substation OF
the weather bureau and will soon be
able to give the world some authentic
data about this favored section which
is now attracting so much attention.
August Kayser, who is a hunter as
we'll as a scholar, piloted a party of
~tenderfeet to the mountains last week
on q bear hunt, but luck was against
him this time. One of the party caught
cold and the rest caught nothing.
The Cornett boys of San Antonio are
here with two mule teams hauling logs
for Spencer & Co.
F. w. Trieloff has been appointed
justice and ]. S. Spencer constable for
this precinct.
Manzano has a new store started by
two Turks who say they intend to
carry a complete up-to-date stock OF
goods. This, with the new stores
started by the Santa Fe Central at diff
ferent points along it's right of way,
ought to give the people of this vicinity
plenty of good goods at the lowest
prices
Eastvlew, it is understood, will soon
be connected with the Rock Island by
mail route, the route having been eX'
tended from Pinos Wells to Torrance.
The eastern mail will come over this
route instead of around by Albuquer'
que. This will give us our mail from
that direction nearly two days earlier,
The appointment of John W. Corbett
as United States court commissioner
is a great convenience to the settlers
on this side of the mountains, who
were compelled heretofore to go to Los
Lunas or Santa Fe to make their home
stead filings. A recent ruling of the
department of the interior extends his
jurisdiction over the entire Santa Fe
land district which will be good news
to the Chilli and Escobosa people, as
they mad much rather come here than
to cross the mountains to Albuquerque
for that purpose. He has already re.
ceived nearly twenty homestead appli'
cants and one final proof, besides con
siderable minor land office work. Mr.
Corbett has recently purchased a sur
veyor's instrument and is now pre-
pared to do the whole thing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
A Splendid Remedy.

Neuralgia pains. rheumatism. lum,
bago and sciatic pains yield to the pen.
etrating influence of Billiards. Snow
Liniment. 1t penetrates to the nerves
and bone, and being absorbed into the
blood, it's healing properties are con
veyed to every part of the body and
effect some wonderful cures. Mr.. d. +.
Moore. agent Illinois Central railway
Milan. Tenn. states: Il have used
Billiards. Snow Liniment for rheuma.
tism. backache, etc, ii my family. II
is a splendid remedy. We could not dc
without it," 25c, soc and $100 at Cos.
nopolitan Pharmacy, b. kuppe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
WlNSLOW HOSPITAL.
It Was Formally Opened to the Public
Tuesday Night

The Santa Fe railway company has
been turning its attention to hospital
accommodations for its sick and in
jured employees. On Tuesday night,
the hospital at Winslow was formally
opened and is now ready for use. The
reception vas largely attended, not
only by railroad men and their wives
but by the citizens of Winslow, and
all enjoyed a fine program OF vocal
and Instrumental pieces. DR.. Robert
Morrison, chief surgeon of the coast
lines, with headquarters at Los An
geles. was unavoidably detained from
attending. DR.. Brown. the superintend,
ent of the new hospital, was the recip-
lent of a handsome gold pen and ink
stand, with sterling silver mOuntings,
as a present from the Winslow lodge
of Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. The banquet supper was served
at the Harvey eating house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
ITEMS FROM EASTVlEW.
Will Celebrate Fourth of JUly-United
States Commissioner Appointed.


States Commissioner Appointed.
Special Correspondence.
Eastview. n. M, June 17.-Eastview
will celebrate the glorious Fourth in
the good old fashioned way. A program
in the forenoon, a basket dinner and
sports in the afternoon for the younger
folks will he the features of the day.
The local orators will be assisted by
Hon. Martin S%anches, of Punta de
Aqua and the echo of the eagles
screams is expected to ring through
these woods as it eve did before.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Moseley has been quite sick for
some time but is reported better.
Green Hicks, of Lincoln county, is
here with his family looking for a
ranch location.
j.. w. Gotten, of Pine Springs, Otero
county, is here on a business and
pleasure trip.
Ed and Arthur EchOls, two Texas
boys, are here on a tour of inspection
and may decide to locate.
Charles White, who has been in the
Galllnas for some time, is located here
temporarily and may decide to remain.
w. R. Green, our big stockman, is
now the happiest mar in Eastview. His
family recently arrived from Kansas.
His family and that of John w. Corbet
came together. and New Mexico's skies
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
ViruIent Cancer Cured.

Startling PROOF of a wonderful ad-
vance in medicine is given by druggist
G. w. Roberts, or Elizabeth. w. Va. An
old nan there had long suffered with
what good doctors pronounced incura-
BILE cancer. They believed his case
hopeless till he used Electric Bitters
and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which treatment completely cured him.
When Electric Bitters are used to ex-
pei bilious, kidney and microbe poisons
at the same time this salve exerts its
matchless healing power, blood dis
eases, skin %eruptions, ulcers and sores
vanish. Bitters soc, Salve 25c at all
druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
Wouldn't Stand For It.

Machinists McFall, Jones, Thompson,
Goodman. Peters, Shaw and Jones,
who have been working at Needles,
have grown weary of waiting for the
strike to end and have left for San
Francisco. They are but following in
the footsteps of nearly all of the men
who were laid off at the desert town
nearly two weeks ago on account of
the strike among the boilermakers at
that point. The extreme heat. which
is at present making itself felt along
the MOjaye, combined with the fact
that there is no work, nor any pros
pect OF work in the immediate future,