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GROCERY, CENTRAL, $50 CASH DAILY SAC

COUNTRY STORE, live town. booming business.
CoNFECTlONERY. light grocery, clearing 81
daily; invoice.
ROOMINGHCUSE, 1s elegant rooms, $3.50.
HOTEL, European, clearing $500 monthly.
HOTEL, only 81 day; live hotel city.
MESSENGER AND EXPRESS clearing 81, 500
yearly.
REsTAU RANT. clearing $3.50 mo. HOO Lum-
Der Exchange.
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STOVE REPAIRS
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT IVES
tern Stove Repair Co. .a12 Hennepin az. Z
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General dry goods, ladies' mems and chill
dren furnishing goods, etc; stock not running,
no fixtures. 1housa nds of yards of good staple
dry goods, clean and bright; some few objec-
tionable features but not many; in fact this
stock Is above the average. Invoiced at about
$1,000. Owner will trade for good equity in
land and some money. Several other stocks
Tor trade. from 81, 800 to 500, 900. Act quickly
If you want any of these and get in for the
fall trade. c. W. Somers, 2O4 Daily News
bldg ST. Paul, Mimi.
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NEWSPAPER PLANT FOR SALE; OLD Es-
tabl1shed and rated Of the best weeklies
IN North Dakota; strictly up,to-date job print
Ing equipment; county and city official paper;
located in county seat town of $1,000 best
opening in northwest for live newspaper man;
investigate.
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FOR sALE-JoB PRINTING OUTFIT, az H P.
gas. engine, Sx12 job press, one large one
small stone, three double stands, SO faces dis
play, type, rule borders, sticks, quoins, etc.,
all In good condition, ready to do good work.
start into business with. Will be sold for
the small Of $16O cash for quick sale
Page Bros. Farbault Mimi
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HOMES IN IDAHO,

FERRY & CO., '-.-T-
Room 4O5, Northwestern Building.
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AoTELs-MoDERN, FIRsT.CLA HOTELS.
e ROOMS. TOWN loo, $500
80 R h09MS' G G3ESTY SE AZ $l50o.
45 ROOMS, COUNTY SEAT, $500.
90 ROOMS COUNTY SEAT. $3, 500.
20 ROOMS. COUNTY SEAT, $4,000.
100 ROOMS, CITY, ST. 600.
THESE HOTELS are STRICTLY CONNER.
CIAL HOUSES, MONEY WINNERS
WRITE us about what YOU WANT, call
and see us if you have HOTEL FOR SALE,
tell about it.
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WHY TAKE CHANCES ?
PROFITS AMOUNTING TO THOUSANDS

of dollars are divided every month among in
yestQrs by the Storey Cotton Co. incorporated;
your share? Write for particulars. T. H. Ouin.
Ian, treasurer, 65S The Bourse, Philadelphia,
Pa
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=, We have Just issued the most elaborate
Illustrated prospectus of the Arid West ever
sent out by amy company. Send 2-cent stamp.
Mountain Home, town of 1,;3Oo people, on
the main line of the Union Pacific. fifteen
trains daily. county seat, fine hotels, churches
and best social advantages. Finest fruit sec
ton of the Pacific west. We have a few five
and ten-acre tracts adjoining the tOwnsite
five minutes walk from the courthouse that
we are selling for $50; good terms. Best eli
mate in America: We furnish list Of 1000
references from farmers whom we have taken
TO Mountain Home, and others who have pur-
chased land and are arranging to go to this
winter. Address
GREAT WESTERN BEET SUGAR CO.,
fn 1lo
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Continued.

STORE BUILDING IN GOOD WISCONSIN
town; splendid location for saloon: good man
ufacturing. mining and farming town. build
ing one-story brick; price, 81 $780, terms
Strong & Campbell, 215 New York Life build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-28

certain claims against the District of Co
lumbia.
H. R. 3543-To provide for the sale of lot
4, square lib, District Of Columbia.
H. r. 5679-Relief of heirs of Melvin B.
Smith.
H. R. 57S91Extension of 18th street
northwest from Florida avenue to Columbia
road
H. R. 5SO4-Extension of NJ street east OF
BladenSburg road.
III. r. 5S1O-Authorizing certain extern
sons in lines of City and Suburban railway
of Washington and the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company.
H. r. 605s-Directing the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia to refund GER
tain moneys received by the collector of
taxes of the District Of Columbia.
H. R. 62S5-To authorize the Commission
ers of the District of Columbia to remit
fines and grant pardons.
H. r. TO22-To amend section of an act
entitled "An act relating to the metropoli-
tan police of the District Of Columbia ap-
proved February IS, 1901.
H. r. 7036-For the protection of produce
ers, manufacturers and vendors Of milk and
cream in the District of Columbia.
H. r. 9O-Calling on the Secretary of War
for information as to the progress OF work
on the District of Columbia filtration plant
H R. 7616-To amend section COS of the
code of law for the District of Columbia.
H. r. 7617-To amend section 6o7 of the
District of Columbia code.
H. r. 763S-TO extend lines of Capital
Traction Company.
H. r. 7S68-To amend chapter 55 of an
act entitled IAN act to establish code Of
law for the District of Columbia"
H. r. S140-For extension of oath street
northeast.
IT. r. s452-Extension of v street. Dis
trict of Columbia.
81, r.. S669-Regulate appointments and
promotions in municipal government in the
District of Columbia.
III. r. S97s-For relief of James T. Petty,
Charles b. Church, Jesse B. Wilson and
George T. Dearirg
H. r. 9166-To authorize the extension,
construction and operation of the Great
Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company
into and within the District of Columbia.
H r. 933e-To amend an act entitled
IAN act TO authorize the Washington and
Marlboro Electric Company of Maryland
to extend Its lies into and within the
District of Columbia"
H. r. 1021-For the extension Of Shep-
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herd street northwest from Connecticut
avenue to Idaho avenue.
H. r. 1O12S-To provide for payment Of
certain claims against the District of Co.
lumbia.
H. r. 9732-For the relief of Adelaide E
Grant and Alice Adelaide Grant.
H. r. 1O422-To distinctly delegate par
cells of land in the District of Columbia
II. r. 10441-To regulate the charges for
telephone service in the District of Co.
lumbia.
H. R. 1O76O-To require the use of closed
and heated cars in the District of Column
bia.
H. r. 62s9-To provide for the abatement
OF nuisances.
H. R. ellis. 3156-In relation to the es-
Enlistment of building lines.
n. H. !SGlNln relation to bonds on con-
tracts with the District of Columbia.
H. H. 9293-To create a board for the
condemnation Of insanitary buildings
H. r. 1lS19-Requiring certain places of
business to be closed on Sunday
H r. 14423-For the extension of 7
street.
H. r. 3947-For the relief of holders and
owners OF certain District special tax scrip.
II. r. 13262-To confirm the title of lots
Z, .. and g. in square No. 979.
H. r. l3777-To incorporate the American
Clcss of Honor within the District of CO.
lumbia.
II. r. S6s7-Authorizing the sale of
chesapeake and Ohio canal bonds belong
Amendments to appropriation bills:
ROCK creek. appropriating s.. 0G0 for nee
essary surveys, etc, for construction of
conduit.
Government Hospital for the Insane I'm
crease In salary for attendants and nurses.
Senate Bills In COMMITTEES.
The following Senate bills are on the
calendar Of the House District committed
8. 4oeEFor the relief of Caroline Loeb
boehler.
s. 4420-Authorizing the Commissioners to
make regulations respecting the public hay
scales.
IS. 46S6-To provide for the better regis
tration of deaths and births.
8. 4604-To provide for the settlement OF
certain outstanding checks drawn by dis
bursting officers.
8. 4710-Authorizing certain extensions to
be made in the lines of the Anacostfa and
Potomac River Railroad Company.
8. 41Il--Authorizing certain extensions to
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De made In the lines of the Anacostfa and
Potomac River Railroad Company of tha
District of Columbia
avenue. anna
street. N'eiiouss
8. 4s4s.To amend section $50 OF the code
or laws for the District Of Columbia re-
latlng to interpretations.
3. 4s6l-To appoint an advisory board of
8. 4S6S-To provide for der,ostt,ro A.
taxes collected in the District of Columbia
with the national banks OF the District
which are United States repositories.
>. oot6-To incorporate the District Tele-
phone company and to permit II to install
maintain and operate a telephone miami and
exchange in the District
3. oloSTo amend an act for the preven-
S. 5123-For the widening NJ the p,od.n.
burg road.
s. 5164-To repeal SO much of an act ap-
proved March 3. 1903. as designated the
grounds now occupied by the United States
Naval Museum of Hygiene as the site for
the United States Naval Hospital
r. o2a-To amend an act entitled AN act
to incorporate the Washington and Western
MARYLAND Railroad Company"
g. 32l6-For the relief OF James s. Nc
Donogh. Harry A. Hegarty and James A,
8. 544S-To create a Juvenile court
8. b447-Making an appropriation for the
widening OF 18th street southeast from
pennsylvania avenue to Virginia avenue
s. bo19-To permit the use of unoccupied
government grounds In the District by the
City Gardens Association.
Bills in Other Committees.
Bills other than those set forth above
are pending In the House committees as fol-
lows:
To extend free use of the mails to the
government of District of Columbia Be-
fore House committee on post Offices and
post roads.
FOR the appointment OF superintendent
OF the District of Columbia fire depart
ment. Before House committee on appro-
priafions ~
. For the establishment of building lines
IN the mall Before House committee on
public buildings and grounds
TO incorporate the Potomac Bridge and
terminal Company Of the District of Co
lumbia.
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Bills on Calendar of House.
The following local bills are on the House
calendar:
H. R. 551s-Authorizing the Anacostia.
Surrattsville and Brandywine Electric Rail-
way Company to extend it's line of street
railway into the District of Columbia.
For the reorganization of the militia Of
the District of Columbia
To purchase seheutzen Park for a SOL
olers nome. ,.,14
Bills Pending Before House Committee
The following bills are on the calendar or
the House District committee:
II. X. 36-Authortzing the Commissioners
OF the District Of columbia to enter into a
contract for dredging and Improvement, of
Aracostia river.
H. r. 57-For the extension of sth street
northeast an
H. r. 1195-Payment of certain claims
against the District. of Columbia caused nv
the destruction OF the Northern Liberty
market house.
H. r. Discriminating the Commission
ers to construct toilet rooms.
Il. Il. 199S-To require city and street
railway companies to use vestibule fronts
In certain months.
H. R.. 2e25-Relief of estate of William B.
Todd. deceased.
H. R. 2ses- Opening of street in Mount
: H. r. 1886 Requiring street railways
within the District of Columbia to equip
open cars with guard rails
H. R. 35S2-To extend and regulate the
liability of certain classes Of EMPLOYERS
II. r. 3816-To extend 10Th street north
west.
H. r. 44S0-Extension of Vermont avenue.
H. r. 4513-To amend an act entitled .An.
act to better define and regulate the rights
of aliens to hold and own real estate In the
territories"
H. r. 2s-Caiiine upon the Commissioners
for information as to Bethel granite for
union station.
H r. z837-Regulate sale OF poisons IN
the District Of Columbia
H. r. 4S59-To protect first day Of weel
as day of rest In the District Of Columbia.
H. r. 4955-To provide for the payment Of
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Tor government reservation.
3. 4Ol4-To prevent the fraudulent sale o.
merchandise
g. 4OS4-For the relief Of John ]. Sanborn
8. 4O4HTo open 13th street between
spring road and Ingraham street and fol-
providing assessments in condemnation pro-
ceedings.
g. 41OO-To acquire the Vermont avenue
triangle Tor government reservation.
s. 41C6-To regulate the operation OF
street railways
g. 41O1-To establish public park on Co
lumbia Heights. and to make new street
on its western boundary.
9. 4165-For the extension Of 8 street.
8. Al56-For the establishment OF public
convenience stations and bath houses.
3. Alto regulate the practice of phar-
macy and the sale Of poisons.
.. 4l1S-For the extension of Erie street,
in Meridian Hill
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-15
Greatest Bridge In America

One Of the greatest deeds ever wrought
In stone and steel Is the new East River
bridge recently opened. 1t Is forty per
cent wider and one-sixth longer than the
famous Brooklyn bridge. with a traffic
capacity more than twice as great. The
greatest medicine ever discovered for a
weak stomach, inactive liver or constipat.
ed bowels is the famous Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Its 50-years' record OF cures
place 1t far in advance OF all other RENE
dies as a cure for dizziness, poor appe-
lite, insomnia, nausea, bloating. indiges-
ton. dyspepsia, chills. colds or malaria.
For your health's sake we urge you to
try 1t at once. Sickly women will also
find the Bitters unequailed as a tonic
and monthly regulator. Don't accept a
substitute If you want to recover your
health. The genuine is for sale by all
druggists.
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THE Law INDICATED

The murderers of Jack WEIGH will not
escape paying the penalty OF their das-
tardly crime.
The tedious trial which ended last Sat-
urday night at Reno in the conviction Of
sevener. German and Roberts of first
degree murder was a notable legal fight
to save the necks of a trio of as hardened
criminals as ever fell into the clutches Of
the Law In the state Of Nevada
The defendants had able counsel. who
exhausted every expedient known to the
tunity was given them to prove their in
nocence. but the chain of evidence against
them was too strong TO be broken. and
the twelve men selected to consider and
weigh the evidence and determine the
guilt or innocence Of the accused reached
a verdict Of guilty on the first ballot.
citizens has declared these men to be the
wretches who so foully and b~rutally done
to death Jack welch.
There now remains nothing further to be
done to satisfy the demands of justice
and TO render more secure the lives ana
property Of the citizens of this state bur
the speedy sentence and punishment or
the criminals.
Williams. who was granted a separate
trial, will no doubt receive speedy justice.
He has made confession Of his participa-
ton In the crime. and with his conviction
and punishment. following that Of those
just convicted the tragedy enacted In
Humboldt county will have had a ftting
end.
1t Is worth all it has cost Humboldt
county TO bring these wretches to justice.
to let 1t be known that life and property
in this county will be protected and that
the law cannot be violated with impunity.
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Cough Cure for the suferings 1t has re-
iieved and the lives of their little ones II
has saved. A certain cure for coughs.
Group and whooping cough. A. l.. Spar
ford. Postmaster. of Chester. Mich. says:
Our little girl was unconscious from
~strangulation during a sudden and terri
BILE attack of croup. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly relieved and cured her ana
l cannot praise 1t too highly" One Min
ute Cough Cure relieves coughs, makes
breathing easy. cuts out phlegm, draws
out Inflammation and removes every
cause of a cough and strain on lungs.
Sold by Brown Bros.
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Carelessness is responsible for many .
railway wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lung troubles. But since the
advent OF DR.. Kings New Discovery ror
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. ever the
worst cases can be cured and hopeless
resignation Is no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg Of Dorchester, Mass, Is one
OF many whose ire was saved by DR..
Kings New Discovery. This great rem
edy is guaranteed for ali Throat anc
Lung diseases by Brown Bros, DRUG
gists. Price SOC. and 800. Trial bottles
free.
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Perhaps you have never thought OF II
but the fact must be apparent to every
one that constipation is caused BY a LACK
of water II the system. and the use Of
drastic cathartics like the old-fashionec
pills only makes a bad matter worse
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tap
lets are much more mild and gentle fn
their effect. and when the proper dose II
taken their action is so natural hat one
can hardly realize Il is the effect OF d
medicine. Try a 3 cent bottle Of them.
For sale by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-15

past and morbid worry OF the future
What we need is stronger desire each
day to day living. Start a morning
with vigorous. hopeful ideals for that
day. shuck on the troubles and mis-
axes OF yesterday and live the best you
can ever in the eternal nov
II you are beginning the days duties
having a detected and disconnected dis
position, face the morning dawn and
say, Il will have my full Measure OF
peace and joy out Of this day" and OPP
timism viii grow on you with a larger
per cent than a pawn broker ever got
We have seen people bubbiing with en-
thusiasm, with bright hopes OF the fu-
ture, express themselves to an old joy
killer; he would cock up his eyes with a
Dismal Swamp look. and give utterance
to direfui probabilities that put a heavy
frost on all prospects. Avoid such per-
sons as you would a soap factory.
We get hard knocks occasionally. but
when we give them conservative investi-
CATION, we find that those experiences are
OF our own making. The fault lies chiefly
with ourselves. Our judgment is liable TO
be founded on blind impulse Of desire or
bias, without a careful conclusion reach
ed by a little inductive reasoning from
cause to effect.
Soak your brain cells with common
sense philosophy, in remembering that sin
is misdirected energy; there is no devil
but fear: that good Is just as catching
evil: health is just as contagious as
disease: that work is the greatest OF
blessings. Be yourself and hin for
yourself viii bear rich fruitage.
It pays to associate with successful, un-
selfish, energetic, Thoughtful optimistic
folks. They help to create around you a
atmosphere. They stimulate you
to think forceful. progressive thoughts
They tend to give you higher ideals.
strengthen your self-reliance and give
you courage TO overcome the perpiexi-
ties Of life.
Moss backs have no ears for the songs
Of birds, laughter Of children, ripping
Of brooks. swishing of leaves and lash
Ing OF waves. To them the beauties and
of nature are a dead language.
But their ears are open to the hooting OF
the owl, funeral dirges and signs Of win
ter winds.
But even from people who run damper
and fog horn factories we can learn les
sons in life; they are warnings not to
iwelI on the dark side Of things: keep
in the soul. and have your full
measure of the wholesome joys OF life.
not attempt to reform the worry and
late people; just let them rust out: just
pass them up."-L. w. Billingsley. Lin
:oln, Nebraska
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You want a remedy that will not onry
give quick relief but effect a permanent
cure.
You want a remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration easy.
You want a remedy that will counteracr
any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want a remedy that is pleasant ana
safe TO take.
Chamberlain S cough Remedy meets ali
of these requirements n for the speedy
and permanent cure Of bad colds stands
without a peer. For sale by Brown Bros.
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WHY Do YOU cguHH?

Do you know that q little cough is
I dangerous thing? Are you aware
hat it often fastens on tue lungs. and
far too often runs into Consumption
and ends in death? Can you AFFORD to
tribe with so serious a matter? Ack-
sr's English Remedy &c Coughhs.
Colds md Consumption Is beyond
question the greatest Of ali modern
remedies. Ii iii stop . cough IN one
night ana I Will cneck q cold In q
day. II will prevent Group. relieve
Asthma and cure consumption. Our
faith in ii Is so strong that we guar
antee every bottle TO give satisfaction
or money back. Fer sale By 1rsTr
Bros
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Optimism

Worry is the outward expression OF fear
and other mental weakness.
When trouble arises and begins to agi-
tate your brain cells. just look II square
in the face and say rats"
If you nave troubles beyond home con-
sumption. tell them to a lawyer or a po-
Aceman. as that is when they shine.
There is not a lick of sense In the folly
of worry. whereby you get s~ieepless, ner-
vous and bodily Ills. "cut It out" "cut
II out"
trouble and misfortune is mental ana
physical poison.
Optimistic peoples society. cheerful de-
meanor hopeful suggestions is an invig-
Grating tonic. far better tina liver pills.
The keynote of success is to be able to
courageously meet and grapple with cir
cumstances and conditions and mold them
to our uses. Difficulties are tests Of our
true selfhood
wv Mm sip Vh sOAt tiC uiHE
thoughts and repeat the words ''cour-
age force success and fortlfy
them with your will power and you will
be a winner.
Because we are occasionally deceived
and get jolts from a few persons. that Is
no good reason why we should not be
hopeful and on good terms with the
world at large. Simply be a philosopher
and say II will meet all conditions ac-
cording TO their environments. and will
not whimper II / get the worst Of II occa-
sionaliy."
Some people, both young and old. would
make fine pessimistic monographs to
grind out Ifs" butts can't what
IFS" Il am afraid" but sup
poses" and such. Such persons are nev-
er-failing fountains OF horrible examples.
sad "reminiscences and doleful expert
ences- They are close kin and on good
terms with failures and disasters.
Feed your soul with lofty thoughts.
cheer IL with kindly deeds. sweeten It
with endless ~pleasantness and divorce
your mind from all dark. hopeless and
respondent thoughts.
Lots OF folks look for peace. happiness,
contentment and success In other condi-
lions, not knowing that these can be
found In their own minds and souls right
here and now without price.
Happiness and success In life is i'm
peded largely by brooding regret Of the
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. I31.
United States Lam Office.

United States Land ONCE.
Carson City. Nevada. October Is, 1901
Notice is hereby given that Tn Aztec
Land and Cattle Company, Limited. by
Sylvan Siard. its attorney-in-fact, whose
p~ostoffice address is Golconda, Humboldt
County, State of Nevada. has made APP
plication to select under the Act of Con
gress of June 4, 1897 go Stat. 36), the fol-
lowing described tract of land, 10 viii
The North East Quarter of the North
West Quarter tNE. II of the NV. IA or
Section T~wenty-four go Township For
ty-five (45) North, Range Thirty-nine 1897
East. M. d.. Il. & NJ. continuing forty
(i0) acres, situated in Humhold. County,
State OF Nevada, within The carson CITY
Land District. State of Nevada.
Within thirty 800 days from the first
publication OF this notice, protests or
contests against the said selection upon
the grounds that the and described, or
any portion thereof. is occupied or is
more valuable for it's mineral than for
agricultural or grazing PURPOSES. viii be
received at this office AMI noted for re
port to the Commissioners Of the General
Land Office.
This notice to be published for the pc.
riod OF six go consecutive weeks.
-. III GALJCF,
Registei
Date of first publication. Oct. q, 1e4.
10 2Il2z