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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
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9fort1er11 Securities Sogen far 1at
Srultipprgsmau(et nnOer fornpet
Gisf1slion> og Ser er ingen SpiDl
ON, at benne &jen0elIa pil gibe Ste=
Set. til cit MGng0e S]rultproces Ter.
SPIRIT oil Set fon1me i'll at goa 11o
ODER &jp0truiten, nre11 l1n0erlpgelien
al benneS froge0e Saje CT forpbrigt
fife EFT Tp(ge al Merger &jen6elien;
6enS Spergreb moo iuno @anoels=
fonfurrence bar b9ret ioa oobenbore
/ lange Si6er, at Sen tpbelig nof bar
bGret moOen til &etsforfglgning
lGnge fer Mergeriogens Mfgjprelie;
6%orarbej6erne til 6enne l1noerlggdle
er begpnot / 6enne l1ee fra &an0els<
6epartementets SIDE, i6et ser at bette
er u6ienot ipecielle @genter, Ser ffal
iamle OplDsninger boa6e bos &peg<
ablerne og Slagterne. Men ser er
talrige an6re Spn6ere, ser fon benz
tee at fomme in6 UNDER 5bermcn
2obenS &aragrafer, iaale6es iom ois=
le MI er fortolte0e al 2an6etS bgie=
lte Domitol; og bber enelte al Dem bill
tomme til at flargigre tit Sorbolo
Sio efter an6en. Sm r1ogen ra6ifal
Sruitiogt nil ser 6og neppe blipe
Sale; liot efter li6t oil @re1i6enten
og 2anoets @enerala6bofat eoo TIL
bunos | boert enfelt Eruittorpora-
tons 6orbolo> og meget tpber. poa,
at Ser Der oil blibe giort EN- @Iogs
unotagelie fra oct gamle Sr6 ON at
bGnge De imaa Spbe % labe De ito
re gao; inarere otlf oct omnenbte BIZ
be Silfeloet. Sc mango 5maatrnits
oil bog lite / nogen ipnoerIig l16-
itrefning foa nogen Sn6flpbeIie paa
2an6ets iamle6e &on6elsforbo16 iaa-
leoes font 6e entelte itore @empe-
truits.
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retain9cr ira &rI8sifltcplaGien", oe5
mere ril Sen / nultc 9hlIllcr bliuc
tulluget til At 'ocnocre til h;tte @r1g
for at focSulls, at Set bar at Joni
lllcn mere GJler mil1Nrc voosn o.
iorGonbet GigI". Sirloen bar Ser
pnret iort ell @.iL uu1oer 5oitfc1
Der CT forlnl3t mere ofuilenOe Me0=
nele(ler fra Sfl1cpluoleu ems Sen slt=
oliotilf e, buffet 10 CT rogeull110e
let fprfloriiGt / @etrogtl1iug n, at
Der foreIpbig nui ten life ifer or0at
enO Monepring mes Sc ltore Crop
pemosier for at ifofie bi5ie Sen be(=
Digit m1lige Stilling, / Tor6inoelie
meo Sen intenle Sl1teresie, bpormeo
Dele Ser0en ofpenter bpob Ser lfol
1fe. Gn oigtig @etinaelie for at
bonne Jig ct nogenlun0e FORFEIT 8il=
leoe al Torbol0ene / 9itoiien er, at
man onpen0er en- flor Nortion SQlt
poa alle Sc lenlationelle Me06eleller,
Der 0aJ(ig fommer ODER Seleqrai=
%troo0ene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
Gftul9snmg.

@bri1ten Heterien fra 8raabp neo
Sorp, efterlDies al bans Splter Sra.
RTE @eterien> &iebenbapn.
Beterie len u0bonore6e / Moret 1884
og arbei6eoe iaobi6t bibes peo Stop.
og Sernbane Mrbeioe / set nprolige
Minneiota.
Sans iioite fien0te M6resie bar =
| Maret 1891 - Micbnr6ion &
8lacfleb Comp, 8rainar6, Mim.
Weulige OplDsninger bebes goo
beosfulbt tilitille6e Sc 6anife @onlu.
later I Chicago eller / ct. Saul.
Minn.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
fen, mootog 8eipg, ogioo Gamer"
og lpilleoe Sort mes Tongepogterne

- "peo
Saa tonn De femme Mpiier efter
bom. &sStol1nsent mootte 9prig=
beoen toge fig al sogen. st @ar
@o9tere bleb ofifeoigeoe og u@urcb=
lancbte"> lom ollie Tongepogterne
moatte fo1oe 5%orbry6ereo,, blep flpt=
tct til Tungslet i Iegcl. Mu gift
Set 10 life gcot an otter at begpnoe
poo Sen ga1nle Mauer, og Eriniens
To1nilie merte berfor, at I'LL bar 81
Ben fonrnlen til at foa bom felt fri.
Gn ltor Stab al lur6e Erofesl orcr
t @erlin nmoerlp9te Yriuien og fan0t,
at bon bar % rimeligpis olti0 bopOe
prret gal. Sort cf ter, at Sc bop6e
ofgipet Bette ~Sfjpn", fit Sc ale
bpie 2%etorotioncr al aejicren, og nj,
er Erinlcn frifjenot al @rigsret 9sr.
3 % bill bliDe p%pergipet til Tnmilien
til piocrr T%orlprgelie .
9fl1 mao Set, 5onobe6en / Sore,
inorpmmes, at &rinlen rimeligpis
oirfelig er- gal; 6erpoo tpoer EFT
Mp11g0e SrGf fra bons @oruoom og
ti0lige ll1goom. Som 9reng mo=
reoe set bam at itiffe 9jnene uo pao
Sc Stiff og Guglc, ban fo1,aeoe> pg
ipratte 9ugen op poo Sem. Som
Mnrs &l1egt Igb fen o,ll meo cit
laot &epolper pg trlteoc tit n1eo at
itpoe Solf. Sine 2prerir1oer prp9=
leoe bon, og l1oor ian magteoe Set
tit 2arerne iomme Smgong.. @n
Gang baooe bans Mo0er foreret
BAN Ell lille npoelig 9ilfeipi0s.
Hrinlen 2110ie0e Ell ltor @un0 paa
oen> og meoens Sc Toges, beo Erin=
fen &alen al Silfeipi0ien.
Com ung 29itna1t bab0e ian en-
Gang fanget en- @rnpling. Gen
LOS bon lepenoe bnnge op peb @ag=
beuene og LOS Ben benge laale0es /
IL Gage. Saa inereoe bon Ml1n=
SEN lommen paa Sen og los Ben lp1-
oerrtpe al @un6e. San itilleOe Sel=
ser for &atte, ifar Eoterne al Sem,
iaa Sc life funoe foripare fig, pg pub-
ie6e @11n6e paa Sc lemleIteoe Dpr.
S Mfrifa log6e ban @lg6er un6ar
Su1en paa &onelerne og more6e fig
folteligt, naor 0e log 110 i Smerte.
@lep Ser logtet @reoturer, pil0e bon
ulti6 bore til Gte0e fpr at more Jig
oper 9g0strafningerne.
Nf Sen Slags b%etegne116e Srrf BE-
rette0e @iOnerne mango. Set moo
oerfor oniees for utpipliomt, at
Frlnicn CT gol, men bporfor CT alt
bette life fpnmet frem itrofs? Sou
bopOe mon unbgooet megeu offent=
Zig og bercttiget Torurgclie. Meget
mi5tenfeligt er Set, at alt 6ette life
er fremfommet, % mun fan life III,
bel frigi6re Jig for Sen Sonfe, al Ser
CT en- Metgoe @umbug 6erbe6, loo=
leocs iom bele u9urcbloucbten"s
rGtraf" Di0til far prret rem og ifrr
@umb11g.
Sg bpi5 Set lao pirfelig CT ionot,
at Brinie1 ct gal, bporle0es bill mon
ioa forlpore, at ct ioo0ont Meu11cifc=
oDr 1enoes 116 til Mfrifo lom 2perf
befalen0c poo CT Station mes Mo0t
til at roo0e pbcr cit Mnugbe Merne=
lferS 2ip og 800?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

men; meo &enipn til Earifipgrgs-
malet erflgre0e sen fig / Sabpr af
&roteftion, &eciprocitet og Sarifre,
biiton, laaleoes iom 0enne maatte
paofrGues un1oer foran0re0e 6or-
bpl0. Ser er loaleoes ingen GpipI
ON poa Dbilfen SIDE Minneiota &e=
p11blifonere biI bore at fin0e, 11uor
6is1s Spprgsmaol fomlner paa Gags
orOenen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul,
Mimi, as second class Matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

't'eo e. Su|lOtlooDUlO puu I,OOO NtlI=
liomer &llbiffo6. &aa set @te0, bbor
Nemntngen ifal bpgges, er @anpon'=
en- fun rs SOB BRED be6 @on6f (o6en
og 140 SOB paa set 5te6, bbor 0per-
fanten bliper; 6enne bltper iaolebes
en- ompenot @egle, bbis @pi0s goar
neb | Glo6en. Set opiamle0e One
bono oil blibe re6et u6 ODER Mger=
b%rugsIon6et be6 ct @Ditem al Sum
heller og &analer, ser tiliammen bar
en- 2eng6e al omtrent 4 MiIe.
&pu6 set / iaa bei @ro6 fommer
an poa peb Mnleg al benne &rt er,
at Der bliber fppetaget meget ombpg-
gelige Spmaalinger, for Mrbeioet be-
gp1bes. &oa @run6 al Ganpon'ens
2ang6e bopbe man 8olget mellem
ire eller flere Steoer, bpor Demnin-
gen fun0e bpgges; bbart al otsie
,Ste0er bap6e fine Scr6ele, ioet Der
beo ser, funbe iattes forifje1lige
9trafntnger UNDER 8an6. Ser bar
SeniDn at toge til be l16iigter Der
pur for otsies l16pifling. Gbeo-,
retiif let gnifer &egjertngen at fad
por6et set melt bSitliggen6e og BET
itgritc MreaI. Men Der maa fillige
Omfoitningerne pe0 Mnlegget tages
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

1in Sobel og gioe Gain Moooeitpbet.
@ptteren a6lp0 ogiaa be,1ne @efoling
og jog flere @onge Soblen / Sen So
enoe Monbs @rp1t on1fring @jprtet.
Mfen ga Goin 1ta6ig gop 2ipstegn
fra fig, boreoc Erinien bom gjennem
Ajnet;e en- Sernlaoeitof / @jernen og
be6bleb bermeo, in0til Mon6en ror
6g6!
9iget blcb iau brugt tilboge til
Stotionen, bpor set bleb be1ropet
UNDER 8pn og Solmelong. Get bill
gjpre ct goot Snotrpf poo bans
Sle9tninge," mente Erinlen.
Set bar Erosper b. Mrenbergs
ltprlte 6orbrp0elle, og Sen, lom
gloroe en- @nbe poa bans @erre6gm=
me poo Sen tDif ofrifanife citation.
slf minore 6orbrD6elier - iom rbe=
ifripelige @isban0linger al in0fe6te
&ninoer og andre Sn6fpote = bar
Der / &un6reobis. 6or 6ette Mor6
bleb ban al &rigsretten / @in6buf
oemt til 10 Maaneoers 6pnaieI!
2enne Dom bleo Dog life itaofaita,
og en- &rigsret / Berlin fan6t bans
SfDl3 iaa. ltor, at Sen 6gn1te bom til
9g6en.
Sen tpife Setter, iom ellers al
brig benoa6er Dp6s6gmte, benoo6e6e
itrofs &rinien, i6et ban foranore6e
9ommen til Is @ars Eugtbus, og
naiten inben 8ninien babbe begpn0t
afioningen> b%enaaoe6es ban otter,
tibet 9traffen nu foranoreoes til is
MorS S9rgiel. Sm bans 8ebono~
ling / Senoslet / &nn1ober> bpor
ban inoiattes / 1903, forlpoes: san
boooe ct fort, pelmebleret @erelie,
tun6e ipaoiere ! 6engslets @aaro o.
Sobe, naar iom BELT ban bap6a
: 2pit, fit Mea6 fra Snipeftgrens @gf-
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

ST. ANDREWS Society viii cele-
brate The 133d anniversary Of the y aH1
Dfrrh of Sir Walter Scott by a con- SA1Hy
cerr and 1ance in the Scottish Hall, ~
the 18th inst ar s o'clock. The address on
Sir Walter SCOTT viii be delivered by the
Rev Dr. Clampett of Trinity Church
Tickets 25c 70 be had from members OF
the society and az Eall door.
P LIVINGSTON DUNN. President.
r BLACK. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
Lopa1Na-HousEs FOR SALE.

A-CAMERON & CO. Phone South 1850.
Eddy St. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Roomng- houses Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
~o TO WANT IS t(MAN-TO TILL THE WANT Is THE
BUSINESS cHANcEs-contiauea


A-CAMERON & CO--Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy St. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds Of business chances.
FOR sale-weI furnished 5-rocm ark, moored
hours ride from city: fine chance for
summer outing; also for winter shooting and
nshins completely furnished ana equipped
ior housekeeping; automatic generator TOT
mahlng own gas, toilets. closets; everything
strictly new and modern; accommodate IL
people over night; perfect little home; owner
Obliged TO go East; make offer. CAMERON
K CO. ) Eddy St
FOR sale or trade-Quartz mine; fine prospect;
located in Cal; assays $40 TO $50 ton; trade
for rng-hs. or business CAMERON, Eddy,
WANTED-To exchange income property in
Alameda for stock of merchandise in ). F.;
value about $4,000. CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy.
FOR sale-Carriage and wagon factory and
general iobbing; established 27 years; well
located and equipped with modern tools etc.
from business. CAMERON & CO. Eddy.
EXcIIANGEs made in all kinds Of real estats. ate.
ERON & co, Eddy st.
FOR exchange-Lot. 25x125. with cottage. East
Oakland; high basement; cement sidewalks:
everything hrst-cass; on direct car line; for
rooming- house. s value $1,000 CAM
ERON CO., 3 Eddy st
FOR sale-Frst-class electrician and lock-
smith business: bona hde proposition; good
reasons for selling. CAMERON & co.
MACHINIST with $4,000: must be first-class
all around man; best opening in the world
in country town. Address'P. o. box 1872,
Martinez, Cal.
FOR sale-A grocery store in good live
town. doing a good business must sell on
2s9s, Call office.
nd
restaurant: seats - people; located in fac
tory district: must sell quickly on account Of
sickness. 33l Bay ST.
MEAT market averaging $50 business l.e- Say;
trade and location best possible; owne- cut
OF hralth Address G.. 21o6 Fitteen,h 81
FOR sale-An oId-estabnshed stationery and
periodical business, with long lease. Apply
to E. HAUER, s. F. News Co.
PARTNER wanted in employment office Ad-
dress box S947 Call.
SALOON: ! years lease: well located; reason
able Apply 251 Fell St; no agents.
CIGAR stand for sale, cheap; owner sick;
must sell; make offer. Call 219 Mason ST.
O'FARRELL. 4O4-PART OF store to let.
$3.50 BUYS saloon; good street. $40 Com
mercial st
estsb. practice. P. E. W, box $685. Call.
RESTAURANT for sale, cheap. 52i Montgom-
cry ST.
SALOON license for sale with or without fix
lures. SW. cor. of Seventh and Townsend.
LARGE corner saloon for sale; newly fixed
up: cheap: make offer. Box 29O4 Call office.
MAN with small capital mfg. legitimate busl-
ness: viii make 100 per Ct. Box 1922. Call.
WOOD and coal yard in Berkeley for sale;
reasonable. Box 2293 Call office.
FOR sale-Coal and wood yard in the Mission;
good trade. Box 1895. Call office.
GROCERY and bar for sale in good location
in North Beach; investigate. Box 226S, Call.
FOR sale-Corner saloon with lease; best buSi-
BRANCH office for The call for the reception
Of advertisements and subscriptions has been
opened at zoos Market IT.. opposite Fifth.
Open until II o. m
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
r1oDe1Na-KousEs FOR sALE-con.

H c. DECKER. Established in 1877
9o6 MARKET ST. COR. STOCKTON.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08
4ELP WANrEp-MALE.

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
642 Commercial St, near kearnY.
Phone Bush s33 JOHN l. DRECHSLEFl
SHIP TONIGHT TO SENATOR CLARK 8
NEW r. R.: 1c mile: no FOG there; FEE 81
Catholic middle-aged choreman. institution.
$50 and found: 8 laborers. help carpenters.
S42 and found - laborers. new work, 81 25
day: handy laborers 81 rs day and board:
Is Iaborers. that's you. 81 so day and found:
4 carpenters, company work. good wages: 10
laborers logging railroad $40 and found;
SECTION HANDS lumber company's rail-
road on COAST S35 and found; second cook,
city. $40 and found 10 lumber pliers. board
yourself: Is Italians or CREEKS. board
themselves; 10 farmers and mixers
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

A-CAMERON & CO--Phone South 1850.
. Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for all kinds Of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Phone Main 1191. Commercial St. sSA
3 section hands. L. Co.. s. day. labOrers for
logging. r. r.. $50; 20 boys and young men.
box factory. steady work $50 and I'd:
lumber pliers. SEQ; log cutters. Sc IS dayf
3 laborers. same place, So 25 day; rafts-
men. 50 so. see boss here: % laborers. lurn-
Der yards $40 and I'd blacksmith's helper.
camp. 81 IS day: 10 teamsters. new work.
near city, 81 IS day; laborers. placer mine.
So 80 day; 25 laborers, So day. board your
selves: 3 scraper teamsters, near city, 81 23
day ranch hand and milk - TO IS cows.
boss here $50 and I'd. Nevada teamsters.
Iaborers and drillers So IS and So day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-08

IS rooms: rent S65: best block on Mission
street; good buy and worth the price; $500.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-02
The Presidents Visit.

President Roosevelt visited the
st. Louis Exposition, reaching
there last Saturday, and follow
ing previously arranged pro-
gram, he proceeded to absorb"
the great show. Along with
Mrs. Roosevelt and the party
who accompanied him on the
trip, he also visited the Philli-
pine reservation and witnessed a
game of Indian foot ball. In the
evening he was banqueted at the
Tyrolean Alps, with 600 invited
guests. In order to protect him
from cranks 500 regular soldiers
and policemen acted as guards.
An interesting program took up
all the Presidents time during
his visit to the exposition
grounds, and owing to the vigil
lance of his guards, nothing &C.
Cured to mar the pleasure of
his stay.
He started on his return trip
Monday, and reached Washing
ton the next evening; all the
members of the Presidents
party congratulating themselves
on the success of the two days
visit at the Fair.
On the return trip, while the
pilot train, proceeding the Pre-
sident's special, was passing a
lonely spot near Brazil, Ind,
four men threw stones. breaking
several windows. The pilot was
stopped and secret service men
chased the stone throwers, who
escaped.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-02
Cabinet Changes.

A Washington dispatch says
that tits understood in the nation
al Capitol that there will be sew
eral changes in cabinet positions
after March fourth next. Among
those to retire are mentioned Mr..
Shaw, Secretary Of the Treasury;
Mr.. Hitchcock, the Secretary Of
the Interior, Mr.. Moody, the At
torney General. and Mr.. Wilson,
Secretary Of Agriculture. The
report seems well substantiated
and in the very nature of things
is likely oprove true. Santa Fe.
New Mexican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-02
The E. P. as. W. Extensions.

The Ell Paso & Southwestern
railroad is preparing to build
from Durango, Colo, to some
point on its present system. ac-
cording to the information of a
gentleman who is in this city.
The terminal point at the south
ern end will in all probability be
Deming- that is, if the engineer
ing difficulties do not prove to be
insurmountable from a common
sense point of view, with regard
to the cost of construction.
Engineer Campbell has had a
locating party in the field for the
past month, working south from
Gallup, N. NJ, and it is said that
he will become the chief engineer
OF the road before long. I he has
bought a house in FL Paso and
moved his family there from
Missouri, and his occupation of
the post spoken of is regarded as
a certainty by those in position
to know. He was formerly
chief engineer of the st. Louis,
Kansas City & Colorado, a road
running west from st. Louis,
half way across the state to Kan
sas City.
The proposed extension of the
Pacific coast has been postponed
for two years, according to an
engineering authority, so the
dream of Bisbee and contiguous
towns of shortly being On an al
line connection with San Diego
Cal, must be laid aside for some
time, although the scheme vii
undoubtedly be carried out be-
fore many years have elapsed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-02

How little many Of us know
what is doing even in our own
country in the way Of improve
ments. Take as an instance, the
telegraph and cable lines in Alas
ka. In Gen. A. w. Greeley's re-
port we learn that the cables used
in the Alaskan system would
reach from New Foundland to
Ireland, and the land lines from
Washington to Texas, there
being 2079 miles of cables, 1889
miles of land lines and l07 miles
of wireless lines.
Gen. Greeley says the United
States has brought southeastern
Alaska, the Yukon valley and the
Boring Straits region into tele-
graphic communication with the
rest of the civilized world.
Rerairs in Alaska are main
tanned by parties stationed at log
cabins about forty miles apart,
one signal corps repair man with
two assistants of the line of the
army and dog team being at
each cabin.
The men meet the terrible con-
ditions of hardship and privation
uncomplainihgly and with a for
titude characteristic of the Amer
lean soldier.
The Nome wireless station has
daily and uninterruptedly trans
mitted the entire telegraph bust
ness Of the peninsula, 5000 words
being exchanged in one after
noon between Safety harbor and
st. Michaels.
The signal corps of the army,
is now regularly operating the
longest wireless section of any
commercial telegraph system in
the world. The annual business
of the Seattle cable is estimated
at $25, 900, and during the year
there has been spent $56,995 for
Alaskan kilograms handled by
the signal corps.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-02
A Divided Family.

W. c. P. Breckenridge, who
died Saturday, in Lexington,
KY, was the son of famous
Kentuckian, who was a strong
union man. There were four
sons. Two went into the con-
federate army and two into the
union army. 1t was a house
divided against itself. Several
years ago, when party spirit and
sectional hate ran high, Breckin-
ridge, then in congress, spoke
thus of the struggle in his own
family:
"0f the two grown men who
are dearest to me, one served
four years in the confederate
army, one four years in the fed
eral army; sucked at the same
breast, instructed at the same
knee. in early boyhood becoming
becoming motherless. Between
the three there is only confidence.
There was a fourth for whom
the mother gave up her life, and
who seemed to grow up with
the sunny loneliness that made
that mother dear to all with
whom she came in contact. Ir
the early flush of his young man
hood he laid down his life, fed
eral soldier, upon the altar of his
country, and he lies at the feet Of
a venerable man, whose earnest
intense and able devotion to the
union of the states is well known
among the people from whom
came. "
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-02
Suffering
VIII Not Help Your
disease, but VIII
Weaken Your
Nerves.

Folks who think II Is better to bear
pain than soothc it-are wrong.
O!d-fashloncd doctors used to say II
was better. because they had nothing
with which to ease pain but dangerous.
heart paralyzng drugs
But now, that safe remedy has
been found. Dr. Miles Antl.Pain Pulls.
It is wrong to suffer, for nothing can be
gained but weakened nerves
A safe rule TO remember Is: When
In pain. take nm Anti Pain PHI.
This will soothc your Cuiverlng nerves.
Dr. Miles Antl-Pain Pills relieve pain
By restoring the natural secretions. In
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by checking the action Of the glands,
They are sure and harmless, and are
the latest medical treatment for tho
cure OF Headache, Neuralgia, Backache.
rheumatism, Dizziness. Toothache.
stomachache Menstrual (Monthly)
Pains. also nerve irritations like Sea-
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Pleasant to take. quick in results.
81 have used Dr. Miles Anti Pain
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RAY A. WATROS. ID. D., Iowa city, Ia,
Sold by druggists, at 25c, Money bach
II first box does not help. Never sold
In bulk.
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The president was the candi-
date Of the republican party. but
he is more truly the choice of
the people, than any president
in fifty years.
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Get an Electric Door Bell
All Kinds of Electrical Work
Done Neatly and Cheaply by
Luna County Telephone
9 Improvement Co.
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SECRET
SOCIETIES

Deming Chapter. No. 5. r. 4. NJ, meets soon,
Thursday in each month IN Masonle hsll 80 80
avenue. I'D ff''N'N"''" -
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Deming Lodge No. &. o. O. =. meets every
Monday night at Odd Fellows hall eoraer SllNef
avenue. dohN NAt'SeN' ~
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TDTE Write to us for Free Trial
L h6G Package OF Or. Miles Anti.
Pain pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also symptom Blank. our
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Deming Council No. /. X. 8 $. NJ, meets ever
,,-'ias, IN each month In Masonic hall Gold
avenue. u ~ o"'' ' - "
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Observation-Disclosures
, Church Directory
Observation-Disclosures

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METHODIST Preaching services every Sunday
at II a. m. and p. M. Sunday school at 10 a.
M. Junior League at 3 p. M. Epworth League
at p. m. Prayer meeting Wedncsda, evening
at O'Clock n. r. BRAGG Pastor.
Presbyterian Preaching at II a. m. and 1880.
Sabbath School 10 a. m. Junior Christian Endca-
vur at 3 y. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday at 100
p. m. THEODORE HoPPiNG. Pastor
ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL Services first and
second Sunday in each month; Sunday School at
10 m. every Sunday.
J. VI. DARLING. Pastor.
IGLEsIA METoDlSTA EPISCOPAL
Escuela Dominica cada Domingo a las TO- Pre-.
dicaeion a las II a. m. va las p. m. LIZA Up
worth las de In tarle. Cultos de oracion los
Juevez. Sc extiende nvitaeion todos.
DloNICIo COSTALES Pastor.