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La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
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IN THE MATTER of THE ESTATE OF L.. l..
King deceu~s-si. Notice u hereby given.
that On Monday. the trh day Of March, A. ID.
is4Es b~inx one of the regular day. df the
Febrnnr, term of the .ounty court of Oevn
cGssnty, in the state Of Colorado. I, Frnnk +
Hihney. administrator of said estate, will
appear ts~for~ the jndxr Of said court. pre-
ssnt my final settlement as such admini.tra ra
tor. prny the approval Of the same. aud will
then appl, To le discharged as such admins
trnfor. Al - hicb time and place any person
iu interest may epts.ar and present Objs-c
tions to the same IL any there h-.
Dated AT Ia Iunta. Colorado. February
ssh. iSp
FRANK FlNNEY.
Administrator of the estate Of l.. L. King
dlsrem~s-d.
first Insertion. February Z, Isu.
Last insertion. March :. ffaa.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
SATURDAY. MARCH 7, 1903.

AFTER reading a recent issue OF
the TRIBUNE, Barnhart Bros. &
Spindler, the Chicago type foun-
ders and dealers in printers sup
plies. write: "Our complimentary
notice was not shot air We are
ia receipt OF nearly one hundred
publications weekly; yours ranks
among the first ten" Thanks,
awfully. We have been forced to
order a new hat.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07

The new secretary OF commerce
and labor, George B. Cortelyou,
who was appointed February 18th
to organize the new department,
had been secretary TO the presi'
dent since 1900. He was born in
1867, and was an expert stenogra-
pher before he was twenty one.
Then he was a school principal
for four years, after which he was
private secretary to various public
officials. President Cleveland had
him transferred to the White
House IN 1895. and President Me.
kinley retained him, and made
him his assistant secretary in
1903 He was promoted to the
post of secretary two years later.
He is a man OF unusual executive
ability, who has r:sen to his
present place because OF merit.
He has not been an active party
politician.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
United State. Land once

United State. Land Once,
Pueblo. Colo, January -, 1885,
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ing named settler has fled notice
of ! Is intention Ia make final proof In sup.
port of his claim, aud that said prssof will
be made before clerk district court at La
J,inta. Colorado, oa April -. i9ri. viz; Eu-
x~u~ " smith n K No. gIti. for the Nc~t = !.
range 81 west
He names the foiio~ing witnesses sD
prove his continuous re~idrncs-. nf.on aud
Harris Of Rocky Ford Colo. John q. Jewell.
Of La Junts. Colo: lanes r. Ashley Of La
Junta. Colo: otto A. Fleck, Of In Junta.
Jg GORDON,
Register.
First publication. February I. Iart
Last ~, i,l ltcrtiou, March ~. IsUt.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07

The county commissioners nave
sppoiated viewers tor new road
which will lessen TO a considerable
extent the distance between this
city and Rocky Ford. The road
will start from the west end OF
Kansas street, run along the north
line of Lotiand aad Ohio addition,
making a much more direct route
to the cemetery, and from there
lead direct to the Rocky Ford
road running along the south side
of the Santa Fe right OF way. The
viewers meet on March 2rst to
view and locate the road.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
uosiee sos evbiiestioe.
Unis@d SeAses I.asd %

United SeAses LAnd O0re.
p:ssse, ssx Cpsc ,ySH n a:FG e fsH Ta
N follow ing named ~esslrs Has aled noetce
of his int~ntioa TO make hnsi PROOF In sop
m nd~ before clerk district cssart At Trinidad
Colorado. on April II. i2u sis: Joe n
paran n. e. No. ii-ss1 for the southwest =
..sfion -, to~ nship - south, range ~ ~esa-
liz name. th~ folio ing Aisne~-e. to prove
hi. continuous residence ay.oa assd caittsa-
ton Of said lassd. viz: tasssletsrto Nontoy..
autonio Armilo. Amnsior Romero. Jasr
Duran, all of Trinidad. Colorado.
J. X GORDON,
Register.
r,r., pabli~stioa. Hebrusr, Z, tSn
at puf,lieasiob March IL, 1An-
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07

In a recent issue of the TRIBUNE
IL was stated that the mail inspec-
tor of rural routes had suggested
a division Of the Holbrook Valley.
making a new route out from La
Iuuta. The people of the Center
and East Holbrook would be only
too glad to have this, as it would
accommodate from the Center
east some eight families, besides
reaching q number IN North La
Iuuta. The route, as it is now. is
not altogether satisfactory, as
often .cail that comes by way OF
La Iunta, We should receive Satur-
day. does not come until Monday,
especially the TRIBUNE. By the
way, has not La Junta played
second hddIe to Rocky Ford abou,
long enough in this mail business.
From La Junta is where the mail
route iu the first place should
have come, as three -fourths Of this
valley lies adjacent to the county
seat.-Holbrook Center Cores.
pondent zsr5ss.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
Notice ses ~ bliesssen.
United States Land Once.

PuEBLo CoLo., February q, lxs
~ following named s~stl~r has filed nosics'
of his intention to make final prss,f IL, sup
port of hi. claim, and that said proof viii BE
Jun,n, Colo, on April -. iss, viz: Martha
: savage, II. 4. No. s.,6i, for the southwest
quarter northwest qua rser. west half south
vest auat-r section twenty four, toabshiT,
t~euty- -four south. range fifty five west
She name. the following ~ifB~-~s. to prove
her continuous re~isieorr uJros and csslttSa-
ton Of said land, viz: Ambrose u. Edgrrtnsi.
Jonn X. He'll. Alfred Broober. John W. Win
JR GORDON.
Register.
First publication. February Is, 1907
L ast publication, Aprit 4, Isrt.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
nosaes for Vvbliestio~.
United state. Land ONE.

United States Land Ofhc~,t
PUEBLO, Colo, February Il. 1874
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has hied notice
Of hi. Intention to mak. final pro1'f In sup
port of his claim. and that said proof ill tn.
N asie before clerk district court at In mnfa,
Colo, on April -, 1863. via; Alfred Wait.
n K No. io.s1i. for the southwest quarter
section twenty. township t~enty -o'se south.
range fifty Ave west.
He lanes the follow ing witnesse~ to prove
hi, r,,ntinuou. re~isl~nrs upon aud cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: Robert i. Boyd,
Charlie. II. Boyd, William Harris. William r.
JR GORDON.
Register.
Firs, publication. February =. 1905.
.,t publication, April 1, lNH
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
osa,nsoee No. sAo.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Az oRDI.
a nance Of the city of La Iunsa entitled
t~rinx, exchanging or giving away of spirit.
nous. Sino,s malt or other liquors in the
city Of La Junta. aud prohibiting the keep
ing oys,0 in said cits On Sundays and from
I. orisprk midnight until o'clock in ths
morning OF every day In the ~-ek Of place.
sisy for si.~ sioiasion of the same" passed
1lrrrsni~r -. lNDs
h il ordair--i by the cit, council Of the cit,
Srcsioa l. section ~ mn ordinance ~nsitie.I
..As osslin snr~ conserving the selling. barter
si:s.,.... mali "r other liquors in the city ii /.
aid city on Su,.lay- and from I. o'ci..-k mid
night until % clock in the morning of every
day In tls~ week Of pls~e- y here IiaaorS are
sold ard providing s.-nsisy for the violasio.
S.se6, s@end-,i 80 a to read a s.iI"~s: =
serslon = Amp and every person cony yicse<l
u Violating any Of the provisioss- Of thi. or
than 50 nor more than $50 for each oRen-e
~ isapri.ossesi in the city Jail nos le<- than
,s.ss, S:s: ".s az. ,""re , % snss NINETY a... for
vtesed q violating ssy Of th~ grosi.iss- IT
shi. orsiissses. may f.~ pani.hei by i,s,th ..rk
Ase ssd impri.smeus In the di-rvetien u the
YREDA SABfN. Mayor. Z
STATE OV Cs)iDRADO.
I,G :. Thsms.s,.. city clerk of sk~ city
g0ing ordinance pslecesi on II. first rad
In9. aas du1y read aSsl pa.sed ow 10. ArSa
re0doiug nf . regular meefisg of the eisp
eussseif II .aid city % February :. 4. y lsn
tRALl G.S. THOMPSON.
City Clerk.
STATE 1T1 oF o. s. ss,i3E.i"'s~ iss.s'
I. q. =. Thomy-os. City Clerk of the Cts
~ II Jsnta. do kerehy certify sh.t she sore-
gnlag ordinance ~ NJ . regular mepsisR II
H. hlera of aIaermes. Of the city of Il
1unsa- hRA On s6e ID day 0eNsrck, a -
R1QA auly psacs1 ugsDa 10. third rrssling md
0nal PaAnnar- sud that the ayes nod nnys
| Oese 4aly ea1Ird Aed ree,srv3el uvoa sA~ anaI
pnnage of aid sssv1iuasee. ssd that ske >arne
wss pe.ea ssA sAossesi bs tie foisswisG
| vu4e:
Ays.-AbSevm~s Cass.yiehs. Carlisle. Me-
| Neea, Draper. Danikrr. Benfiey.
1 HoSD-XO0p
! AsS fsstkes eerfify that s.ia or.sisss-<
| UuD pg0v5pssnly iaerusSsseed aa1 reaa ~ {
| pgeel4teg regular Wersing ~ sAe saiA city
S1ouDi1 ~ - ~ - day oe Feheuary A. n
| - - Ua> shercafser- su-~fs. uosAr 5fR
~ - HsAe1asy. A. D.. ma. aaIy usssllis1sssl
sssssaiag N la~ IN TIE La !unsa 1sil.sse
10 ewspaeev q Reeesaa eisevaaeias pun1isA
= y ske etsy - e Snns., anll tAes ske p~hii.
mntuo U0 0a11P 0nge tAno - 8ays eplcev
| sAo 0.al Vnanse of sad osveieasee.
! t8AlJ G-s- Tpss~rs,S-
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
Esst hoibrook.

Miss Bertha Mcconnell is visit,
ing her former schoolmate, Miss
Lovina Rich.
Miss Susanna Zuck, of Eastern
Kansas, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lovina Rich.
Ola Hyre. OF La unts. was ont
on a visit to his sister. Mrs. II. c.
Cave, last Sunday.
NJ. W. lnskeep and family. Of
Oklahoma, are the guests OF c.
lnskeep at present.
Chris Miller is erecting a three.
room house on his place. just east
OF his present abiding place.
Misses Birdie. Frances and
Alice Cabler, OF Las Animas.
were visiting Mr., Stedbam and
family last week.
Mrs. w. b. Moore left last
week for Lincoln. Neb.. to reside
permanently. Mr.. Moore expects
to Join her in a few days.
Rev. ]. NJ. Nunemaker. of Ne
braska, is now resident of Hol-
brook, having purchased farm Of
w. n. Randall, known as the
Winner place.
Pete Lund has Just completed
a barn and a chicken house on his
place. 1t looks as though Neigh
Dor Pete would soon take unto
himself a helpmate.
John llouck is building a four
room house on his land near the
Bee Hive school house, and ex-
petts to move there as soon as il
is completed.
Chris Rich purchased forty
acres OF land OF J. E. Gauger. OF
Fairmount, a few days ago. which
he will put into beets and canta-
loupes this year.
We are told that one of our
young ladies will soon move to
Missouri. We are not acquainted
with the young man who will be
benefited by her change Of resi-
dence.
Charles Harrsma returned home
last week from Walsenburg,
where he had been with two car
loads of cattle for b. Farr. MIR.
Fart has been feeding at the east
artesian we'll, and still has 7ioo
bead that he will ship in the
spring.
We were in La Junta last Sat.
urday and having few shekels
that we had no use for we went in
and deposited them with the
county treasurer. While there we
met the Mayor Of Newdaie. who
was IN the same humos IS our
selves and bent On . similar mis-
sion. The mayor says that the
rumos to the effect that he intends
TO move the county court house to
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
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DEsykn. CoiokADo.
Rek,rtnary -. 1Nlg

UEhVHk- VDL0EAbU,I
February -. 1904
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j. An
N tonic Corsfoea. whs,ss J~~tofare Address
i. La Junfa. Colo. nu February >. 1ssrt. made
nut,liestion No. I'D iO the state Hoard Of
Land Comm issios~r~ 20 t~a~r the follow Ing
d.-eriir,i school lAId.. situate in Las AMI
ma. county. Color ado, fo-wt:
All Of -rcti ion sixsseu, ,eou it>hip tuenty nine
south. range dfty i've west
No oshsr applications To l~as~ the above
d.-~rii,ssi prem is<. or object ions against the
above application ~ill t.r considered after
the last Publication hereof
JOHN 7. JOYCE.
Register State Hoard Land Com i.sioners-
First publication. February -, isp-
Las. Qualification. March u. l1n
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
s..s.y ssse., ce.ve.,,es.

The fourth annual convention Of
the Otero County Sunday School
Association will be held in the
Baptist church at Rocky Ford,
March I2,h and 9Th. State Super
intendent, ]. c. Carman and State
Primary Superintendent Mrs. J.
A. Walker will be present at all
sessions. Each school in the
county is entitled to two delegates
for every twenty-foN members en-
rolled above the first fifty. Free
entertainment will be furnished
delegates and visitors. The pro
gramme of the convention IS as
follows;
THURSDAY ArrxxSoos.
. sp-P Praise Service. ---- ....-.-.
s:ss- Devotional. .... ......, Rev. Wilson Mills
81 Tn. Aim Of ths Sunday School. ,.-.-
....s......-......-.....D DIR. I. -. Kinbail
Discussion, led by Mrs. A. Lat-ou-
Methods ofG~tsing N-~ sch"lar.--
4-a- -a a. -HH q - t.
Discussion, led by Z. c. shelton,
3 disappointment Of Committees
Adjournment.
EyEsIso Session.
SD-Prsise Service 80. -,-.., -,.--a
As Devotional. .---......... ....-,- j H. Burr
O-Instifus~ Session ..s. ..-4. ..--...-.
u. e. Carman, Mrs. J 4 Walker
Adjournment
FkiDAy MonsIsG.
sp-prais- Service ...-r- 81. .-.---
devotion -s- o.. -.- Mrs t. Everett
10 80 Statistical Repor, of Schooi- by
Delegates, Illustrated by County Map,
II % Election of OfScer. ----..---H
Adjournment.
EKIDAY AyIyK>noS.
"-Prai~~ Service ,s-.-.. ---... .,---....
Z s:i3-D~y otIoual- ......-.......- Emma Brown
20 Hints and HeiI- for Primary Teach
ers..................-.,Nr Mrs. J. A. Walker
) sD-Ho~ to Interest Young Men and
Boys In the Sunday school -...-,..
....S ..---- .-......-.,. ,....-... Rev. Nelson
Discussion, led by Miss Dot heck.
4 Adjournment of session folio - rsi by
illustrated addre>. to hoy. aud
girls ...-.-.-.... ...-..-|.- u {. Carman
YkIpAY EvEsIso.
% Praise Service 500. ...-. -..,-. s.-..s.
As Devotional. .-.-....-r ....-+ Rev. kpnrkey
- 50 Address. This World. Greatest
Syndicate --.-,,..--.-- J. Z. Carman
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07

LAJusTA ~as organised and incorporates
q. q town under the general laws OF N. state
Of Colorado, March Is, ISL On April ,; iAG,
4 t.came city Of the second class Popu-
iasion, Including additions, aionf ~
Sshool t,ppulatiou. ,pD. Has electric lights,
,r~.r. Holly water works owned by city,
canning factory. largest brick plant IN me
v.,,, SO barrel dour mill, GinO monthly
s.n,a n payroii aud i. a thriving. indussrs-
t.,s- aud pro.grrous community.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07

EXCHANGE STABLE.
Gvsssds sassss. 90 hloek usA - eoaFs
hos,.e p~gk We 10 . eesegal fee0 aaa
t.,ar,iinr bsssiness, asA hssy aad ell horsss
nd cntets AoeosnmoAaaioas nrsa clnaA.
Pvirss reasonable tiOoe asA - ~ Acs
shrp s1s.s more good old rigs s1drd to this
I-i~ phose tOi. C.lis ans ereA day or night
LIKES . SON. 1sopsjstoss.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-07
Notice Tor 1vb,iessioa.

First publication. February Is, 1907
Last publication. April I. rsri
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03
ELLEFoRD BREAKS RECORD
Orpheum Packed to the Doors a.
Farewell Performance.

The Ellefords scored the biggest
| house on record last night at the Or
pheum at their farewell performance
For the first time the orchestra seats
were preempted for those eager to see
the last of the popular company and
chairs were at premium, the Stand
ing Room Only" sign being changed to
went up on the first act. For the first
time Governor Dole visited the house
and thoroughly enjoyed the perform
ance
The company has played to packed
houses for over six weeks and it is no
exaggeration to say that with their
varied repertoire, their we'll balanced
company and generally conscientious
work, the Elleford combination has
proved the strongest attraction that
has appeared in this city. Playing at
popular prices they have proved "a
boon to amusement lovers and their
annual trips are enterprises deservedly
to be encouraged by Honolulu play
goers.
The farewell program was prepared
to meet the enthusiasm of the audi
ence and accomplished its end. The
open Gate" a dainty little story was
delicately handled by Miss Elliott, Miss
Selwyn, Lando and Boardman and led
pleasantly up to the Boucicault comedy
of True Irish Hearts," given with the
true Irish spirit of humOr of comedy
by Jessie Norton, Sosso, Corrigan,
Pauline Maitland and Claire Washing
ton. Baby Maitland performed her
part with specialties, as did Myrtle Sell
wyn. Last nights stage effects, spe-
ciaI effort of Charles Blair, are to he
especially commended.
Senator McFee," reserved for the
last, brought down the house. Elleford
and Jessie Norton captured the house
with their drollery and left decidedly
"moreish" taste with every one. They
were ably assisted by Frank Weyman
and Charlie Blair.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03

formally as respects Great Britain and
substantially as respects the United
states. has withdrawn from Asiatic
gloom and immobility, and has consti-
tuted itself a sentinel for the advanced
nations and for aspiring civilization.
The United States and Great Britain,
each discharging its special functions.
without technical alliance, but standing
for the same race, the same language,
and mainly analogous systems of law,
with a resident partner on the scene
of material conflict can stay Musco-
vite aggresssiveness, baptize the ORR
ent with financial and commercial free
dom, restrain the octol rs of semi-bar-
barism within it's own limits, until its
internal commissions shall have result
ed in comparative liberty and educa-
ton, and propel humanity along its
upward ways, until it reaches those
shining heights, where resolute and I'M
polluted progress shall begin to see
its final opportunities. And all this
may be accomplished by peaceful
backed by the capacity for
war.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03
DOWIE THE ZIONIST IS COMING TO
THE ISLANDS.
Continued from page -


wasn't so. We don't want to be lied
about all the time
Now there are thirty-th in our
party" he continued, after inquiring
who made a mistake of one or two.
There are sixteen from New South
Wales, nine from Melbourne and eight
from South Australia. No there isn't
a general migration to America. Still
We like to see Zion City. That is the
headquarters for it all. Most of Us
here 1 guess are going to Zion so that
our children may be educated in the
true faith in Gods way. There are
seventeen children among u.s. you see.
That is the reason am going to Zion
1 know. 1 have five. children. 1 was do
ing well in Australia, had a snug lit
tie business which I sold out to come.
That is the way with all of Us. Dea-
ty. He is as good a plasterer as you
will find anywhere. Could have got
all the work he wanted where he was.
He might tell you some more about our
party, but 1 don't think so. He isn't
as well educated as 1 am, only he has
been a Zionist longer than I. Guess I
am better read than he is, and I can
| tell you all there is to tell
Mr.. Stewart said the religion was
spreading rapidly in Australia and
/ do
In China also the Zionists are doing
missionary work and gaining many
converts. They publish their own
newspaper in China.
Rev. Alexander Dowie will be COM
| ing this way next January" said Mr..
Stewart, don't know whether he will
stop or not. We ought to get a good
many converts here, though there
seems to be mostly Chinese living in
the islands.
We don't have gambling or drink
ing or tobacco, or anything in Zion
| that would pollute the mind against
Gods WILL" said Stewart. Zion City
is the headquarters of all Zion. We
expect to establish five other cities al
So In Australia the work is progress
ing rapidly, and we have six hundred
on an average at our Sunday meetings
We have just put up new hall too
which will accommodate 5000 people. y
The Zion party is going direct to III
on City from Victoria having a spe-
cial car which will take them to the
doors of Alexander Dowie's domain
near Chicago
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03

The story that John Wilkes Booth
was not shot by Boston Corbett and
that he killed himself the other day in
Oklahoma, having escaped after the
tragedy at Ford's Theater, would be
more interesting if true. Booth was as
we'll known in Washington as star
actor in a small city usually is ana
when his body was brought to the Old
CAPITOL prison it was identified by sew
eraI army men who had known him. IL
had 10 be identified before the reward
could be paid. The Provost Marshal OF
washington at that time, a gentleman
who visited Hawaii in 1894 and gave a
lecture on the subject in DIR. McGreW
drawing room, saw and knew the body.
There is a recognizable Booth look
about the Kansas man which may be
accounted for by the fact that Junlus
Truths Booth, father of Edwin and
John Wilkes, had natural sons. The
strain of insanity among the Booths
may account for the Kansas mans hal
Inclination in his latter years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03

The Helen Hunt Jackson method OF
treating the Indian question of South
ern California, inspires the SPRING
field Republican-which rarely thinks
straight on matters not under its eye
10 speak as follows of the Warner $
ranch Indians. who have lately been
compelled to change their homes;
'sThey are excellent people. as good as
any white people in the whole country
industrious. honest, peaceful, virtuous.
and besides. the true and only owners
of their homes for centuries" So much
for Springfield hysteria. AS matter
of fact the Warmers ranch Indians are
of the common Digger variety, shabby
saualid. lazy and eaters of vermin.
They are peaceful because liiey have
MT the numbers or pluck to fight and
are only as virtuous as the average
Digger. 1t is true that they had been
owners of their homes for centuries.
So were the Stockbridge Indians whom
Massachusetts shipped to New York
and New York to Wisconsin. But what
of that?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03

Col. Harvey of Harper's publishing
house has employed all the English
writer's he can find for what should be
distfnetiveIy American periodicals. If
no vouId go further and get a COM
petent American managing editor Tor
his monthly and weekly issues who
would see that the tables Of contents
were arranged to suit the taste of the
American readers. the Harper enter
prises would do better. None of them
have been especially noteworthy of late
Golfers has easily taken first place in
the weekly field and The Century is
still the primate of the monthlies. Very
much of the matter in Harper's Month
" is OF too subtle an elixir for human
natures daily food.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03

The immigration of the wrong klnd
of peasants to the United States Is
growing to such a degree as to become
a rlenace, and now Russia, by persecot-
ms the Jews, is goading them into the
endless procession which is entering the
country at Boston and New York.
During the last twenty-five years
aliens have changed even the complex
ion of New England country to"hs'
The Yankee is disappearing from these
places, as he is from the rural districts
of the Middle States. 1t is against
public policy to let in foreigners raster
than they can be given Anglo Saxon
ideas and assimilated by the old stock
That forty-nine per cent of American
citizens are of foreign birth o. parent
age is a fact of very grave signihcance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03
Rheumatism

Is rack on which you need not
suffer long.
1t depends on an acid condition
of the blood, which affects the
muscles and joints, causes infam-
nation and pain, and results from
defective digestion and a torpid
action of the liver, kidneys and skin.
Sciatica, lumbago and stiff neck
are forms of it.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured me OF
rheumatism. 1 was so could not lift any
thing and my knees were so stiff could
hardly get up or down stairs. Since taking
three bottles Of Hoods SarsaparilIa ] have
never felt symptom of rheumatism, and
/ gladly recommend Hoods for this dis
ease" MRS. HATTIE TURNER, Bolivar, Mo.
Hoods Gdrsapariiia
and Pills
Neutralize the acidity of the blood,
perfect digestion and excretion,
and radically and permanently
cure rheumatism.