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Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
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Qnsandt
Till redaktionen af Sv. Monitoren
Herr redaktor!
Under min resa i Forenta Sta
terna har jag pa olika stallen blif
Wit utfragad af saval svensk-ame-
rikanska som amerikanska It'd
ningsman angaende de olika ask
ter ON Amerika, som forekommit
i pressen har och hemma i Sveri-
ge, sarskildt efter Lundakorens
besok. Stamina fragor ha uppre-
pats ofverallt och jag har nodgats
inlata mig resonement, som, Diet
maste jag bekanna, ingalunda all
It'd varit angenama. Da jag emel-
lertid hdr skal till den formodan,
att hvad jag kommit att yttra,
mojligen skulle kunna blifva an
vandt sasom nederlag for n3gon
mer eller mindre sanningsenlig
~intervju nagonstans, hvilket fore
kommit EFT par g3nger, So will jag
harmed, sa godt forst som senare
kanske, i nagra ia raider yttra min
enskilda meningi dessa forelig-
gande fragor for dagen, hvilka
blifvit at sa allmant inresse, som
Diet tyckes. Och anhaller jag der
for ON plats harfor i eder arade
tidning,
Den forsta fraga, som man be,
hagat stalla till mig har oftast
varit den: Ar Diet allmaEna me.
ningen i Sverige att svenska spfa
ket och sinnet for Sverige oei
dess seder ar pa return utdoende,
har i Amerika? Och man har han.
visat till de uttalanden, som fore,
kommit vid festerna for sangarne
Och jag har svarat att jag icke
kanner till nagon altman menine
i Sverige i delta hanseende. Fra,
gan har der n~appeligen hunnit til
nagot stadium al betydelse ut0fvel
Diet af tillfalligt resonnement.
For egen del tyckes Diet mie
emellertid SON ON sporsmale'
redan wore affordt from sound,
to things genom en- ertarenhet
som icke tyder pa minskning
Amerika at ware sig svenskt SPIRAL
eller svenskt SHINE. For 50 a.
sedan proteterade mar u ON att
har efter 20 eller IS ar icke skulle
finnas sa mycket qvar af nago,
svenskt. Men i dag arc u svensks
tidningar. svenska prester oci
kyrkor, och svenska toreningai
mangdubbelt fer an for IS 81
sedan.
Hanhrar man nu pa manga oliks
stallen i landet gamla svensks
foikfester, hvilka for langesedar
AFRO utdoda Sverige. Den iorsta
midsommarbrud jag nagonsir
sett k,onas var i Chicago i ar, er
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
A. o. Assar,
correspondent till svenska
tidRingar.
Address: Goteborg.
HAIR OCH DER.

Vid hvarje presidential ingas
SOM bekant en- hel del idiotiska
vadhallningar har landet. Att
skjuta en- skottkarra eller lata
skagg och har vaxa har nu blitvit
sd gammalt, att Diet ej langre
vacker nigot uppseende. Men
iva negerpolitiker i St. Louis
synas hatva slagit rekordAt for
dylika vad i ar. Den enc har
hallit fem dollars pa att Parker
kommer att blifva valid, och som
insats deremot har den andre
satt slit lif. l EFT lagligen uppsatt
document har han forbundit sig
att senast 7 dagar efter president
valet. och derest Roosevelt icke
blir valid. springa ut i Mississip
pifoden fran Diet hogsta spannet
Eads bron. Blir Roosevelt der
emot valid, sa far negern sina fem
dollars.
Pressen.D Den i Omaha utkom-
man tidningen Svenska JournaIeH
tillkanragifver i slit senaste mum
mer af den 81 august att tidnin:
gen forsalts till oct nybildade DO
lag, som amman utgifva Oman;
Posten. Forlaggare blifva pa
storerna Lindberg, Foge!str0m
m. A. och till redaktor har utsett
Hon. F. E. Anderson. bet ny;
tidningsbolaget tillkannagifve
pa Stamina gang att afaren till
kommit for att iylla EFT lang.
kandt behof efter en- verklig
sielfstandig tidning. Och ali
sedan farbror Slocums "Svensk
Veckooladet" for manga herran
ar sedan upphorde att utkomma
Omaha, har denna stad saknat e
verkligt sjeltstandig och pig
svensk tidning. vi helsa Oman
Posten" valkommen i Diet gr0ua
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp kaff
eller CODA g~rocerier sd ga ii
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
t "somnpredikanter" skola P
4 senare tider yppat sig mangd
=, ostra Finland. On en- dylik be-
/ rattas foljande:
/ Somnpredikanten Anna Savolis
men fran Hiitola har nagra daga
vistats i Viborg pa besok no
nagra slaktingar. Hon ar e
behaglig, frisk qvinna pa % a
och har redan varit gift i 10 ar
Sedan 4 ar tlllbaEa otVertalleS no
dagligen at somu vid 4-tiden oc
predikar derunder h0gt.
) Nyligen hade en- myckenhe
folk samlat sig utanf0r huset, de
somnambulen bodde. Man had
klifvit upp pa tax och stegar f0
, att ia bora pr]edikanten. De
sofvande bars i sin badd ut p
, garden. l ~forvantan pa predikan
Dorian sj6ng man t0rst EFT pa
/: psalmer.
:, Sa hordes Anna Savolainen
r0st. Hon bad att de narvarand
skulle uppstamma IN at hem
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
L0snummer5 So

ligen langa sanger borjade den
sofvande predika i afbrutna ord
pa en- markvardig fnsk dialekt o.
med en- dup altrost, som da och
da sleg Diver j gall diskant. Satser
sadana som hos mig fins 81
langre den ande som raider Oliver
kottet och verlden', mi ha genom
iron undfatt Kristi ande" o. S. ",
urskildes. De narmare staende
torsakrade att predikan noga Of
verensstamde med ordet".
Anna Savolainen forsakrar self
att hon ej har en- aiming ON hvad
hon i somnen predikar och att
hon t. o. m. pa bantag faller vid
den bestamda tiden i somn och
beginner da predika.
Har Nj traffat Casey? Las de
bla skyltarne midi emot opera
huset.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till b~illigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
The Interstate Live Stock Fair
oppnades mandags med vackert
och gynnsamt vader. Fastan
delta endast var fairens forsta dag
S hade dock manga besokande in
. funnit sig fran landsbygden, och
t gatorna i stadens affarsdel fore
tedde pa qvallen en liAig anblick.
Denna dag var ocksa labor day
. Den sedvanliga parsden hollis pa
n formiddagen och utnarktes delta
ar at att hera f0reningar hollo sig
r undan fran paraden .hvadan denna
r Ell blef si stor som man vantat.
r Saloonerna voro ocksa denna dag
teoretiskt stangda. men icke forty
e lar Diet nog hafva tunnits tillgang
t pa ''tanglefoot" att donna at de
g kryssningar. som har och der fo-
rekommo pa gator och trottoarer.
e Pa utstallningsplatsen gick Diet
liAigt till, isynnerhet pa qvallen.
t da ALT hunnit komma i ordning.
Efter vanligheten utofvade de
n 5, k. "side shows, utstallningens
Pike" den storsta dragningskraf-
= ten. Och der hnnas manga she
n ne rariteten" att Sc, sasom unga
+ vackra qvinnori luftigt latta, fam
l. tastiska kostymer och atven andra.
hvilkas at alder cch l~angesedan
Ia utbrunna lidelser harJade drag
a. icke ems puder, smink och artifi-
n, cit Illus kunna d0lja. Verldens
is minste man, prins Nicholl, ar
"a afven der. Han lar vara todd i
er Sibirie1 och har oaktadt siIa 2S
L. ar Ell hunnit vaxa h6gre an '1Si
e tum. Men for att gifva en- viss
ct vardighet at sin litenhet har han
lit lagt sig till med EN- fullmane Oliver
"a hjessan.
ms Charles G. Johnson dyker tran
| ! en- hold al SO tot ned i ell tank
en- innehallande endast 4 fots dup,
5g vatten. Johnson ar svensk och
ma har Tart sina halsbrytande konst-
{. stycken i Sverige. Han har vi
fe stats har i landet under nagra a
i'll och upptradt pa en- mangtal(
stallen. Den storsta h0jddyknins
. han nagonsin foretagit var frai
jernvagsbryggan vid Cairo. Ill.
1876 tot.
Musk fattas Diet ej pa INSTALL.
ningen; i Diet sex band" taft;
med hvarandra att 3Stadkomm;
den NEST smaltande harmonier
eller - Diet storsta oljudet. S.
g. att nog far den, SON gar ut P;
fairen. ~valuta tor sina slanta
alltid.
CHI Screen Doors, Gasolinspisar f6,
qvick matlagning,E Hangmattor
ct Isskap hos
er c. A Larson, 100 Fourth st
~ Lagg allting pa hyllAn och till
bringa en- timme i Caseys klades'
- butik. Han maste hytta ut III
den lokal han innehar nasta
~ l0rdagsqvall och kan med l3tthet
inbespara eder tran 6 till 10 dol
rs lars pa en- vinterkOstym eller Of
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
Fran KrgSSkadePatSen.

Lao Yang. Faltmarskalk Oyama,
hvilken ledde sin ryktbara andra
armekar till Port Arthur under
Diet japansk. kinesiska kriget 1894
-os, och som under denna kan
PAM afvenledes intog Wei Hal
Wei och Tallenvan, marscherade
som segrare med sina segfande
skaror den 8 DENIES in i Lao
Yang, medan den ryske befalhaf-
warren Kuropatkin samtidigt be-
fam sig pa iykt med sin slagna
hair mot Mukden.
Men denna seger vanns icke
utan stor manspillan och oerhor-
da uppoffringar, och slaget vid
Lao Yang anses som Diet langsta
och blodigaste Stag i historien.
Redan den "a augusti aniollo ja-
p%aneserna ryssarne, hvilka for
skansat sig kring staden, der de
intagit mycket gynnsamma och
val befastade s%tallningar. Japa-
neserna 0ppnade striden med slit
favoritvapen, a~rtilleriet, som da-
made dag och matt under hela IL
dygn. neutrality-suspicious. ned
della att s~kjutandet a nagouting
oerh0rdt valdsamt och skrackin-
~iagande, och att en- dylik kano-
mad val aldrlg nagonsin f0rekom-
NIT. l skyttegrafvarne skoto de
japanska infanteristerna gang pa
gang bort sin ammunition, nen
i stallet for aft vanta. tills de
hunnit blifva f0rsedda med ny
sadan, gjorde de Diet ena ursin-
niga bajonettanfallet efter Diet
andra mot ryssarnes f0rskans-
ningar och blefvo upPrepade
ganger tillbakadrifra med stor
mansPillan. Men segheten och
ihardigheten hos de anfallande
radde till sist pa ryssarne, hvilka
mSste utrymma Lao Yang, sedan
de f0rst f0rstort eller bortf0rt
sina derstades u~pplagda efantliga
forrad af lifsmedel och krigstor-
n0deDheter.
Omkring en- half million
man deltogo i delta bIodiga och
hardnackade Stag, ungefar lika
manga pa hvardera sidan. Att
de stridande lingo utsta oerh0rda
modor. anstrangningar och UNI
baranden af ALA Stag ar alldeles
klart. FIera af soldaterna blefvc
sd utmattade af den langa vakan,
fastan och anstrangningarne, at,
de folio i sonn under Diet de som
ifrigast voro sysselsatta med att
heskjuta ienden. Ryssarnes
manspillan uppgifves till $4,000
man och japanesernas till annu
fera, emedan de senare sasom
de anfallande voro mera utsatta
for fiendens starka cid. zoe
ryska kanoner uppgifvas hafva
failit i japanernas handler.
Men de segrande japaneserna
tillato sig ej nagon overksam
hvila utan satte genast etter de
fyende ryssarne, hvilka de, enl,
hvad som meddelas den 6 dsnneE
hoppades kunna genskjuta genom
en- hankr0rel se, imam de nadde
Mukden.
Skulle dfven denna stad raks
falla i iapanesernas handler, kom
mer ryssarnes valde att vars
utspeladt i denna del al Manschu
riet atminstone for j ar.
Underrattelsen ON nederlage
vid Lao Yang har vackt stol
best0rtning och sorg Diver hels
ryska riket. Czaren har redar
gifvit befallniug om mobiliserar
Diet af iva armeekarer och sages
hafva beslutat sig for att i egen
hog person begitva sig till krigs.
skadeplatsen for att genom sin
harvard 'elda sina trupper till
nytt mod och nya anstrangningar
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broken, how? There was the fire.
now sunken into heap of ashes,
long, large, white heap, very large for
a cowman's camp fire. And there
And there was it! There was some
Thing. There lay the object Of their
search. In a flash the revolvers COW
cred the covering figure of the giant,
raving, gibbering, praying, calling up
on long-forgotten saints to save him
from this sight. 20 Santa Maria! o
Purissima, o Madre de Dios," he
moaned, wringing his hands and shiv-
ering as though stricken with an ague.
He writhed among the leaves, his eyes
fixed upon that ghastly shape which
lay before him.
There, in the ashes of the dead fire,
as though embalmed. as though alive,
as though lingering to accuse and to
convict, lay the body of Greathouse,
the missing man. Not merely a
charred, incinerated mass, the figure
lay in the full appearance of life, a
cast of the actual man, nodded with
fineness from the white ashes of the
fire! Not a feature, not limb, not a
fragment of clothing was left unde-
stroyed. yet none the less here, stretch
ed across the bed of the burned-out
fire, with face upturned, with one arm
doubled beneath the head and the
other with clinched hand outfung,
lay the image, the counterpart, nay,
the identity of the man they sought!
1t was a death mask, wrought by the
pity of the destroying flames. These
winds, this sky, the air, the rain, all
had spared and left it here in accusa-
ton most terrible, in evidence unpar-
alleled, incredibly yet irresistibly
true.
Franklin felt his heart stop as he
looked upon this sight, and Curly's
face grew pale beneath its tan. They
gazed for a moment quickly, then
Curly sighed and stepped back. Keep
him covered, Cap" he said, and, 60
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ing to his horse, he loosened the long
lariat.
"Arriba, Juan" he said quietly.
Get up, and the giant obeyed as
meekly as a child. Curly tied his
hands behind his back, took away his
knife, and bound him fast to a tree.
Juan offered no resistance whatever,
but looked at Curly with wondering
dumb protest in his eyes, as of an
animal unjustly punished. Curly
turned again to the fire.
Its him, all right" said he; that )
CAL" Franklin nodded.
Curly picked up bit of stick and
began to stir among the ashes. but as
he did so both he and Franklin ut
tered an exclamation of surprise. By
accident he had touched one of the
limbs. The stick passed through it,
leaving behind but crumpled, form
less heap of ashes Curly essayed in
vestigation upon the other side of the
fire. A touch, and the whole ghastly
figure was gone. There remained
no trace of what had lain there. The
shallow, incrusting shell of the tickle
ash broke in and fell, all the thin ex-
terioi covering dropping into the cav
ern which it had inclosed. Before
them lay not charred and dismem-
bered remains, but simply fiat table
of ashes, midway along it a slightly
higher ridge, at which the wind, hith-
erto not conspiring. now toyed, flick
ing away items here and there, car
ryfnp them Snreadipp fhar raturp ", n,
them unto the dust. Cal Greathouse
had made his charge, and left it with
the Frontier to cast the reckoning.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
CHAPTER XXI.
The Trial.


"Your honor" said Franklin to the
Court, 81 appear to defend this man."
The opening sentence of the young
advocate might have been uttered in
burlesque. To call this a court of
justice might have seemed sheer libel.
There was not the first suggestion of
the dignity and solemnity of the law
Ellisville had no hall of Justice, and
the court sat at one place or another,
as convenience dictated. This being
an important case, and one in which
all the populace was interested, Judge
Bristol had seclected the largest avail
able assembly room, which happened
to be the central hall of Sam Pres
tons livery barn. The Judge sat be-
hind large upturned box. which sup
ported few battered books. At his
right the red-nosed prosecuting attor-
ney shuffled his papers. Along the
sides of the open hallway. through
whose open doors at each end the
wind passed freely. sat Jury and audi
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
CHAPTER Xxx.
The Body of the Crime,

i'S oody VI tuC STlTn0s
Hour after hour. in the heat of the
day or the cool of the evening, the
giant Mexican strobe on by the side
of the two horsemen, sometimes trot-
ting like a dog, more often walking
with shambling, wide-reaching step,
tireless as any wild animal. Express
sionless, mute, the colossal figure
strobe along, like some primordial
creature in whom a human soul had
not yet found home,
The Mexican was running the back
trail of the horse of Cal Greathouse,
the missing ranchman, and it was
very early seen that the horse had
not returned over the route taken by
Greathouse when he started out He
had gone along the valley of the
Smoky River, whereas the course of
the loose animal had been along the
chord of wide arc made by the val
ley of that stream, a course much
shorter and easier to traverse, as it
evaded part of that rough country
known as the breaks of the Smoky,
a series of gullies and draws" rum
ming from the tableland down to the
deep little river bed. The afternoon
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of the first day brought the travellers
well within view of timber line, but
the rough country along the stream
forced to quit the trail and make their
rough bivouac for the night,
There was curious feeling of GER
tainty in Franklin's mind. as they
again took saddle for the journey, that
the end of the quest was not far dis
tant, and that its nature was prede-
termined Neither he nor Curly eX-
pected to find the ranchman alive,
though neither could have given letter
and line for this belief. AS for JUAN
his face was expressionless as ever.
Que Gamma = onde, amigo?"
asked Curly in cowboy patois. Which
way?"
The Mexican pointed up the stream
with carelessness and they turned
thither. As they resumed the march,
now along the level floor of the wind
ing little valley, Franklin was revolv-
ing certain impression in his mind.
In the mud at the bank where they
had stopped he had seen the imprint
of naked foot-a foot very large and
with an upturned toe, widely spread
ing apart from its fellows, and it
seemed to him that this track was not
so fresh as the ones he had just seen
made before his eyes. Troubled. he
said nothing. but gave start as Cur
ly, without Introduction, remarked, as
though reading his thoughts:
Gap, 1 seen it, too"
His footprint at the bank?"
Yep. He's shore been here afore."
Neither man said more, but both
grew grave, and both looked uncon-
sciously to their weapons. The Mex
ican plunged ahead as confidently as
before. and in the tangled going his
speed was greater than that of the
horses. "Cuidado!" (carefuD Juan"
cried Curly warningly, and the latter
turned backed face inscrutable as
ever.
The turned an angle of the valley.
and came out upon little fat among
the trees. Toward this open space
the Mexican sprang with horse. ex-
cited cries. The horses plunged back.
snorting. Yet in the little glade all
was silence, solitude. Swiftly Frank
I'm and Curly dismounted and made
tast their horses, and then followed
up the Mexican, their weapons now
both drawn.
rms glade, now empty, had once
heid man, or men. Here was a trod-
den place where a horse had been
tied to tree. Here was the broken
end OF lariat Here had been little
bisouac, a bed scraped up Of the
scanty fallen leaves and lunches of
taller grass. Here were broken bushes
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again he may have eruptions, swell
ings and other blood humors. Which
ever it is, the cause is the same-ef-
fete accumulations in the blood.
Nothing is more certain within the
whole range of medical science than
that a course of Peruna in early spring.
time will perfectly and effectually pre-
vent or cure this almost universal af-
fection.
Everybody feels it in some degree.
A great majority are disturbed con-
siderably, while large per cent OF the
human family are made very misera-
Bile by this condition every spring
Peruna will prevent it il taken in
time.
Peruna will cure it if taken as d.
rected.
Peruna is the ideal spring medicine
Of the medical profession.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use OF Pc
runa, write at once to DR.. Hart
man. giving a full statement of your
case, and he will be pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Column bus,
Ohio
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
HISTORY OF COTTON THREAD
NapoIeon's Seizure of Hamburg d..
rectIy Forced Its Use.

NapoiSoH oeiZurc OF fdmburg Di.
rectly Forced Its Use.
Ex-Provost Clark of Paisley, Eng
land, has been relating the origin of
cotton sewing thread, which was first
used in that town in the weaving of
'heddles" as substitute for silk,
which was stopped by Napoleon in
1903. when he seized Hamburg. Mr..
Clark's grandfather and his brother
then bethought them of cotton, which
worked so smoothly that Mr.. Clark S
father. then youth, took to reco.-
mending it to women instead of linen,
then mostly used.
Originally it was sold in hanks or
skeins. These the women had to
wind into little balls. as they do a
cut of wool at the present day Wish
ing to convenience them, young Clark
on selling skein of thread would sit
down at pirn wheel and wind the
thread on a bobbin, for which he
charged halfpenny. This halfpenny
was refunded when the empty bobbin
was returned. Such was the begin.
ming Of cotton thread
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
PURE BLOOD.
Blood Impurities of Sprinstime-
Cause, Prevention
and Cure.

DR.. Hartman's medical lectures are
eagerly scanned by many thousand
FEEDERS.
One Of the most timely and interest
ing lectures he ever delivered was mis-
recent lecture on the blood impurities
of spring.
The doctor said in substance that
every spring the blood is loaded with
the effete accumulations of winter, de-
ranging the digestion, producing slug
gishness of the liver, overtaxing the
kidneys, interfering with the action of
the bowels and the proper circulation
of the blood.
This condition of things produces
what is popularity known as spring
fever, spring malaria. nervous exhaus-
tion, that tired feeling, blood thicken-
ing and many other names.
Sometimes the victim is bilious, dys-
peptic and constipated; sometimes he
is weak, nervous and depressed; and
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
CHAPTER xIX-Continued,

The left arm of the sheriff dropped.
The whole body of Ike Anderson, shot
low through the trunk, as was the
sheriff's invariable custom, melted
down and sank into a sitting posture,
leaning against the edge of the stoop.
The sheriff with leap sprang behind
the fallen man, not firing again. Ike
Anderson, with black film now come
upon his eyes, raised his revolver and
fired once, twice, three times, four
times, five times, tapping the space in
front of him regularly and carefully
with his fire. Then he sank back
wearily into the sheriff's arms.
'All right, mammy!" remarked Ike
Anderson, somewhat irrelevantly.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
Slur on Montana.

Henry H. Rogers, the Copper and
Standard OIL magnate. was visited re-
Gently by one of his friends who has
been under the weather for months.
Mr.. Rogers inquired kindly after the
health of his caller.
Il have been staying down at Lake
wood. N. j., for six months" was the
reply. "and I've been pretty low. in
fact l never was in SO bad state be-
fore"
Mr.. Rogers smiled and asked quiet
ly:
you've never been in Montana,
have you?"-New York Timss.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23

STATE OF I2g.s og,e' 6oTsra. G,Ts or T0IrDo'I.,.
FEANK j, CHENEY makes oath that he is senior
partner of the nrm of F. J. CHENEY Co., doing
business in the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said frm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my pres
ence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
49,, A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
Sold by all Druggists, 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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California and Return via Unior
Pacific.

Pacific.
To San Francisco or Los Angeles
and return for only $40. Tickets will
be sold April "a to May inclusive.
Final return limit June 30. Liberal
stop-overs both going and returning.
Free side trip to Salt Lake City.
You can go or return through Port
land via Shasta Route of o. r. & N.
steamer between San Francisco and
Portland. meals and berth on steam
er included). for only Sl1 extra.
Write for our special folder. Los
Angeles"
For full informa ton call on or ad-
dress +. r. Griffin. General Agent U.
p, r. r., 941 18th St. Denver
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
Insist on GettIno H.

Some grocers say they don't keep Do
nance Starch. This is because they have q
stock on hand Of other brands containing
only IL OF. in a package, which they won't
tains 10 OF. for the same money.
Do you want l8 OF. instead of 70 o. for
same money! Then buy Defiance Starch.
Requires no cooking.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23

Did you ever have your picture in a
newspaper mo; but expect to. One
OF my wife's second cousins has Just
applied for a divorce"
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23

woman isn't necessarily thief be-
cause she hooks dress.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23

Miss YorkC
"eruna Is fine medicine take of the
Taken In the spring system
strengthening
have
Is Invaluable keep bowels
liant tho system In fact consider whole medicine
chest-Miss Mariory Hampton.