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ton OF these volunteers the government
recently appointed very large number
of sergeants and corporals-some 1000
who will serve as administers.
The regular establishment Is said to
be maintained at an expense OF only
about a million silver dollars month,
which must be less than half the cost
OF supporting an equal number OF reg
ular soldiers In the United states.
TO better arm and equip the troops
Of both the national army ana the Sec
ond Reserve, $4,000 new Mauscr rifles
and the necessary equipments are now
being manufactured at the national
arsenal which had the rare op-
portunity to visit New cannon. also,
are In the process Of manufacture. and
old ones are being remodeled. so that
the artillery arm VIII be rendered eiIl-
cient--lar more efficient, doubtless,
than even military men IN other coun-
tries can fully appreciate, The guns In
clude rapid fire pieces. modern field
batteries, mountain batteries, NOR
tars and siege guns; and the artillery
men, small arms. horses, harness,
mules. wagons, gun carriages calssons
ammunition and other accessories Of a
fighting force In the field have all un-
dergone such marked improvements IN
recent years that the fact Is slgnil-
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great man among the great men Of IN.
earth. lie Is man OF deeds. He haS
proved his high qualities In the siren
uous work OF war, an commander Of
troops as leader OF men, as Il wise
administrator OF his country's govern.
nent, as the libelal and progressive
head Of Il nation struggling TO lift Itself
set higher into the light OF civilization
and the ranks Of the enlightened na'
tons Of earth,
May he live long to govern and bles,
his country-this fine. unique character
with the bearing Of man, the heart AZ
a soldier, the soul OF patriot. the mind
Of statesman, and the strong hand Of
q wiser ruler,
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can't OF Mexico's determination not ~
be caught unprepared In the event mat
any hostile nation undertakes 70 move
upon your works Immediately or even
sooner.
The veteran soldier president Is the
inspiration OF the army, az ne II OF
congress and OF the entire country. he
has for his military right arm slfOhR
man In the person Of bernardo iieyss'
general Of division ana secretary OF war
and marlne--himself an educated veter-
am soldier, cavalry leader OF long eX-
perlence and hard service In the held
Who sits q horse like Il frontleisnin
rides like Centaur and takes tha
keenest interest in mis- noble PROBES
sion and In the important duties OF ms
high office.
And yet IL cannot be said truly that
Mexico is oyerweishted with military
burdens Her regular force Is not
large when the extent and character
Of the country are considered. The ex-
perlence OF Mexico has taught her
statesmen that they must be prepared
for whatever may unhappily come IN
form of aggression by other powers, or
the invasion Of enemies, hail from
where they may. Since the country won
her national independence from spain
In 1921, she has passed through various
and critical stages, and internecine
strife has more than once rent the land
and brought suffering mad unhaPplness
10 her people. After her Independence
was won, various forms Of government
were tried from the empire Of lturblde
90 the constitution Of 1924. The young
nation was the theater Of numerous
struggles between liberty ana absOlut-
| ism until 1854, when the popular revo-
| luton Of Ayotla was projected by the
| veteran Alvarez against the abs0lutlsm
Of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, whose
name Is so familiar TO American his
tory. out of this revolution came the
constitution Of 1851. which provoked
! the important struggle known as La
Reforma, revealing the unbendlng
spirit of BenitO Juarez and the enthu-
| siasm for liberty which. under rough
| exterioTs, scant garb and the universal
tall sotnbrero, filled tae hearts OF the
! common people and drew to the stan
dards Of the revolutionary leader the
/ youth of the land. Prominent among
I these champions of the new constitu-
ton and It's reforms was young Por-
! tro Diaz, who entered into the strenu-
Gus contest with the whole force OF his
character, then but partially developed.
From that pregnant period to the pres
cnt time the name of this remarkable
man has been interlocked with all the
great events In the history Of his coun-
try. AS a soldier he fought for the
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PRESIDENT DIAz, PATRIOT, SOLDIER, STATESMAN.
CONTINUED from page ~

by that, the largest body OF citizens,
loved by the masses OF his countrymen,
and feared by evildoers.
Throughout his whole public career
Gen, Dlaz has exhibited his high pa
triotsm, his deep love for country, his
great capacity as leader ana ruef
His conception Of the written constitu'
ton Is that II is yet an ideal-some-
thing that the country viii reach grad.
ualiy and In time Meantime the besl
good Of Mexico Is found IN the sort OF
government which she has today-a
government of.law and order, specially
adapted TO the actual needs OF the PEG.
pie. and administered with firm and
impartial hand President lJiaz, WIN
wise foresight and long personal eNper-
fence IN public places saw what his
country most needed, namely the ces-
sation Of strife and revolution, the es.
tablishffent Of peace and quiet good
order and security for all her people
that labor might De resumed with nope
and safety. lie and property be render
ed secure. and general progress ensue'
Under the mastery sway Of his superb
administrative hand these great results
80 vital 10 the welfare Of the country
are being achieved though what has
been done already Is but an atom conf
pared with what the future has in
store for the land, provided the present
satisfactory conditions continue.
While encouraging and cultiyatne
the arts Of peace President Dlaz does
not forget to provide for the common
defense, as we express i IN our match
less Constitution. upon which the fun-
damental law Of the Mexican republic
Is faithfully modelled. Within recent
years there has been evolved out Of an
imperfectly organized, half-disclplined,
poorly-armed and poorly drilled body
Of men the respectable army which
! Mexico has today. II is not large, but
Is steadily improving In efficiency. The
standard Of the three arms--infantry,
cavalry and artllleryhas been mater
tally raised. even within the past three
years: and the whole force OF 5000
troops constituting the national army.
Is now upon a footing. as 10 practical
military effectiveness, never before
known. Should war come the regular
army will be supplied by the popular
Second Reserve (which might not inapt-
~ be called the National Guard Of Mex
ico.) a body largely made up OF volun-
teers from among the patriotic young
men Of the republic. For the lnstruc-
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eical works in the chief mining dis
trIcts. the factories and foundrles for
the manufacture OF every article need
"A for the wants OF society ana OF cum,
merce. the agricultural ana colnlheloi"i
developments which have marked lhe
last 20 years, and the immense eNpah-
sion of the banking and ilnanclal Hys-
'em Of the country ON solid ana periha-
fpni bases: all this long roll Oh great
events and substantial progress mas
been realized and marks the era our
.us when fUlnrio Dld2 mas. 10y lhe WIN
Of the people, guided the aiialrs oil the
republics and the comparison OF tne
condition and position of Mexico ana
the Mexican people today with those
anterior to 1876, brings into prominence
the remarkable tenacity, constaney ana
loyalty OF the statesman and patriot
One OF Mexco's greatest writers, Ia
rio Bolandrano very graphically said
of President Dlaz "The founder of
peace, the restorer Of order and secur-
ity In the vast territory Of Mexico; the
untlring protector Of all that conduces
10 the social Advancement OF the coun-
try. he has brought foreign capital
which formerly fed from us, TO lay the
steel rails which today extend from
Chihuahua to Oaxaca, aed from the
banks OF the Rio Grande to the state OF
Guerrero, and from Jalisco to Nuevo
Leon, Coahulla, Michoacan, Vera Cruz
and Tehuantepec," And, It may now
be added, to the frontier of Guatemala
and through the great Yucatan PENN
sula. Wonderful Is this great work
accomplished in so few years exclalms
Bolandrano: and his exclamation Is
warranted by the truth.
am almost prepared to believe, after
what have seen and learned, that
Mexico. under Diaz, has less "politlcs'
to the square inch, and more good gov
eminent than any country under the
sun.
Some things are done IN Mexico under
Diaz better than we do them In the
United States II Justice" is what
crooks are seeking, they are apt to get
II IN that country more promptly and
effectually than we Americans are In
the habit OF administering II.
The national party, and about the
only political part In the country, Is the
Diaz party, and fortunate for the coun-
try IL 1t that 1t Is so. There Is no class
IN the republic that can be openly
counted against him, not even the
Catholic church party. He is respected
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DrsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1902

principles declared at Ayotla, for the
reforms demanded by his countrymeen'
and later for the preservation OF inde-
pendence and autonomy against the
French invaders, at the Carbonera and
Mammalian. He led at pucba on the
Immortal End OF April, 1867, ana was
present at the siege Of Mexico ana us
surrender ON the list OF June lSt' iol-
lowing close upon The death blow given
to the empire at Queretaro.
These are some OF the triumphs ana
a few OF the laurels which history WIN
accord to Poranc Dlaz when the full
story Of his military life comes to be
written down. But, transcendlng his
achievements as soldier are his acts
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as a Statesman. as political leader In
the legislative halls Of his country ana
his deeds as the president of the repuD-
lic. under whom the lnnd has been
Transformed from o field OF constant
strife and revolution, country without
credit and without respect among ,nV
nations Of the earth. into the pfogres-
give republic OF today where perna,
nont peace rclgns uninterrupted ana
whose credit Is at n premium couh-
try respected and admired by the ma
lions of the world.
From humble origin, surrounded py
adverse circumstances, and win rev
aids save his own uncomfortable spirit
Gen. rornrio Diaz has risen to be a
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Will Make
Affidavit
New Lease of Life sor an Iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster r. II. Randall, Dunlap, Ia,
,sys suffered from indigestion and re.
sulting evils for years, Finally ! tried
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| had long looked for. am better today
than in years Kodol gave me a new
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fdayit to tho truth OF this statement.
Kodol dgcsts your food, This enables the
system to assimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health
Kodoi Makes You Strong.
prepared only BYE. G. DEwtrT& 90, Chicago
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The Dress Goods stock Ia ex-
cesslye with yalues-plethorlc--
rich to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Every price-tag represents rare
economy. We could quote hum
dreds OF items proving the stabil.
ity and superiority Of our offer
ings. However, we've selected s
well known weaves--weaves that
cannot be matched anywhere at
the price:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-08
Physicians Puxxled.

st. ALBERT, Mo-. Aug. 4th.-Mr. e. r.
Langendorfer of this place suffered
very severely with a peculiar case OF
Kidney Trouble. which completely baf-
fed the skill Of the local physicians,
and, instead Of getting IN better, he
was actually getting worse. He says:
IA friend advised me to lake Dodd'3
Kidney Pills, and after 1 had used two
boxes I was entirely cured, and have
not sinceh had the slightest symptoms Of
the return of my trouble.
II had tried all the surrounding ply
~sicians. out they did me no good, and
instead Of getting better I grew worse,
until / used Dodd's KidE ey Pills.
II can sincerely say to everyone SUI
fering with Kidney Trouble that Dodd's
Kidney Pills will cure them. for they
cured me satisfactorily and completely
when all the doctors had failed"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-08
An Aquatic Fable.

A man in a row boat was once thrown
into a stream. He set up a shout, as
though he imagined the most important
him from the water.
His cries attracted the attention Of a
mar on the bank. who picked up a
sledge hammer and threw it to the
drowning man., who increased the We
hemence of his shouts.
Then the man on the bank threw q
crowbar to the other and said:
II could break into a bank or tear
down an alibi with those tools. Strange
II you persist in drowning after my eff
forts to ave you"
Moral-As the man in the water was
q fool who rocked the boat. it served
him mighty right.-Judge.
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No plays will be given at Beirut In
1909, but they will be resumed In 1904.
NJ. Firmin has been declared president
OF Haiti by the archbishop of Cape
Haitien.
Leading planters Of the West India
Islands are urging annexation to the
United States.
The Trappist monastery at Okla, Que,
was burned. the loss being $a)o, 600; in
surance. 500. 600.
Gen. Lord Methuen underwent a sue
cessrul operation in London for the re-
"ovai OF a bullet in his leg.
Plans are maturing in Manila for the
establishment of a college for the train
"s OF Filipinos for teachers.
The latest statistics show that the
socialist press Of Germany numbers
-" publications, Of which 81 are daily.
A Russian automatic invention is be-
,ns installed in the telephone offices IN
.arls which will displace the girls 81
Central"
numerous earthquake. shocks have
oeen felt in the provinces Of S%antander
ana Austurias, in Spain. and an erup-
uon is feared.
Ionsul Fee. at Bombay. reports the
"meat crop Of India for 01-l902 to be
s'OVo'Voo tons. q decrease Of 750. 900 tons
from that of last year.
Canadian Pacific Railway COM
ANY a submitted q proposition to
ss.doilsh separate passenger and freight
nanmsnlp lines between Quebec and
halifax and Liverpool.
NE work upon tariff revision under
tha Dy representatives Of China and
NJ ,sht treaty powers has been COM
S..eo. 1t has been agreed that the
uuties shall average from 1 to Az per
0nt Of actual value.
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PATENTS.

List Of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern Inventors.
George Gondson. Minneapolis. Mimi,
type casting and setting machines:
Charles w. Gordon, st. Paul. Mimi,
apparel caps; J. r. Hamilton, Sioux
Falls, 8. d., dilator; Frederick Kranz,
Minneapolis, Mimi, top spinning de-
vice; Fred Pierce. Geneva. Mimi, can
washer; Cornelius Trooin, Hendricks,
Mimi, animal poke. Edwin Washburn,
Minneapolis, Mimi, draft rigging for
engines and cars.
Lothrop q johnson. patent attorneys. OF .
OLE Pioneer Press Bldg. Ct. Paul. MINI.
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The only safe course to take is to keep
the blood pure digestion good, and sleep
regular. No remedy equals, in all re-
spects, Peruna for these purposes. If
the system is run down and weakened
by catarrh, Peruna renovates and re-
juvenates the nerves and brain.
A book on the catarrhal diseases OF
summer will be mailed to any address,
upon request, by the Peruna Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The above testimonials are only two
of $4,000 letters received touching the
merits of Peruna as a catarrhal tonic.
No more useful remedy to tone up the
system has ever been devised by the
medical profession.
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Martin Weber of Tyndall Is dead. as
the result Of a severe surgical opera
ton. He was an old settler, coming to
Dakota in the seventies. He was about
fifty years old and left a wife and three
children,
Postmasters appointed: Amherst.
Marshall county, w. e. Japing, vice A.
J. Townsend, resigned; New Holland.
Douglas county, Barbara Kilman, vice
r. Kendrick Veders, resigned.
The state fair dates this year are
Sept. 8-12, inclusive. The early days Of
September, in the past, ave been more
pleasant and less vexed by prairie
breeze3 than the latter days Of h
Eionth.
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A wen-Satfshed Girl.

At an old-fashioned revival meeting,
the minister approached Minnie, who
was only ten years old, and urged her
to go forward to the 'mourners' bench
for prayers, as many of her young
friends had DONE.
"No, thank you," said Minnie, holding
back.
But why-?" questioned the minister.
Don't You want to be born again."
NO." replied Minnie. I'm afraid !
might be born a boy next time
Brooylyn Life.
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An Exciting Tale.

"As an attraction and an entertain
ment for my guests" said the summer
landlord, IT have engaged the famous
missionary lady to lecture on How I
Escaped from the Brigands.'"
"You might please them more" said
the star boarder, "if o would get
someone to lecture on How to Escape
From the Summer Hotel Man.
Judge,
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From the Capital.

census bulletin gives forty-seven
manufacturers of typewriters in the
rated States, with a capital Of IS, 4O0,-
Is1. and an annual output valued at
Ss.s32,o2s.
The First National Bank Of Clear
lake Is. d. has been granted a char
ter. with a capital of $25. 900. John
swenson IS president and J. A. Thron-
son cashier.
interesting records Of courts martial
IN the Philippines have been received,
.howing numerous instances of trea-
.on. cannibalism and slavery, especial
" among the Moros.
John W. Ross, for twelve years a
member of the board of commissioners
A. the District Of Columbia, died in
washington after a lingering illness.
He was born June %, 1841. at Lewiston,
Fulton county, Illinois.
The rural mail delivery was hailed
with delight when 1t was first placed
IN operation, but there promises to de-
| yelop a lively opposition to it's further
extension. The country storekeeper
declares that it is running his business,
and he is calling upon his congressman
for redress.
Gen. Powell Clayton, minister to
Mexico, has been requested by the de-
,ar,ment Of state to affirm or deny the
charges made by Senator Bailey that
his connection with Mexican mining
companies prevented him from assist
Ing DR.. Scott and Mr.. Mealey, who
were imprisoned by the Mexican au-
thorities.
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Took Him Up.

Sandy Pikes-What did de lady say
when yer told her yer was an old aero
bat?
Billy Coalgate-She told me to &c out
to de woodpile and do de split.-Chica-
go News.
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"Oh. no." declared the younger one.
my husband never goes to clubs or
sny other places of amusement unless
he can take me with him."
Dear me! What a splendid man!
How long have you been married."
1T will be seven weeks next Thurs
day."-Chicago Record-Herald.
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1 8. Hallenbeck, Chicago, H., y
"Being afflicted with Boils l purchased a
box of Coles Carbolisalve, applied freely a
few times and l am more than pleased to
say that they are cured. 1t was done, too,
without taking any medicine or using any
thing but Coles Carb~olisalve."
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Both Are Costly.

"You don't mean to cite your repub-
lie as an example of a republic?"
WELL" answered the South Amerf-
can dictator, there's only one differ
ence between our republic and yours.
Instead of elections we nave revolu-
tions."-Washington Star.
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SHORTHAND
1YpE% VIZ


100 Students Wanted in Shorthand and Type.
writing. 100 Students wanted in Telegraphy.
Will contract tofurnish paying position as soon
as graduated. Address U. H. HONEYWELL.
Highland Park College. Dcs Moines. lows.
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The Truly Remarkable.

D you think there is anything re-
markable in love at first sight?" asked
the romantic youth.
mot at ALL" answered the cynic. 1T
is when people have been looking at
each other for four or five years that 1t
becomes remarkable Washington
Star.
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Nervous Debility.

Everyone who is in the least degree
subject to nervousness, sleeplessness,
prostration, mental fatigue or nervous
debility in any form, finds the hot
weather of June, July and August very
hard to bear, If not dangerous.
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COLES COUGH CURE
Is guaranteed. Get a soc. bottle, take it,
and ii not relieved GO to the druggist and
get your money back. We take the risk.
Why not give it a trial2 =
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-08

While the under dog usually has the
sympathy Of he crowd, the one on top
gets the gate receipts.
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Would Keep 1t Dry

Would Keep II Dry.
"This cloth. madam. is not warranted
to wash"
O that's all right. I only want 1t
for q bathing suit."-New York World.
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No matter what else may clamor for
recognition, it's always safe to bank on
uncertainty as a sure thing.
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To the Queens Taste.

He-How was the ocean to-day?
She-Fine! l never had the a "
hug me any tighter.-Detroit Free
Press.
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The general who hesitates long at the
possibility Of losing a battle will not
realize his one hope Of winning.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-08

The best way to win on q horse race
is to forget to take any money to the
pool room with you.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-08

It IL easy to rec through the man who
10 fond Of making a spectacle Of him.
self.
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lido not believe Piso's Cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and colds.-JoHN p
BOYER, Trinity Springs, Ind. Feb. il. 1900
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side Light ON the same.

Side Light ON the Same.
Opgarson-What a tiresome bore his
tory is!
Atom-Yes; it's always repeating IT.
self.-Boston jour nal.
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Stops the Cough and
Works Or the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 25c.