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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20

lating the placing OF tracks on the
roads ana highways by the Consoldat-
ed Railway & Power company and
also by the Salt Lake and Suburban
Railway company In compliance with
their franchises heretofore granted by
the board.
A resolution was introduced by Com
missioner Standish which provided for
the election registration agents Of the
districts outside Of the corporate lint
It's OF any city or town IN the county
To act as registrars " deaths and
births Of such districts IL shan be
their duty 20 register all deaths and
births and report the same TO tho
county clerk once month They shall
receive from the county a fee of 2j
cents for each death or birth so regis
tered and reported by them and should
they fail TO make a report within ten
days after being notified OF their de-
llnquency by the county clerk, they
shall forfeit all money due them. The
resolution was referred to the COM
nittee on health for consideration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
Telegraph Officials Here.

Frank Jaynes general superintendent
I OF the Pacific division of the Western
Union Telegraph company +. II. Lamb,
superintendent Of the first district Of
the Pacific division, and A. H. Roone,
superintendent OF the Geographic de-
partmeut of the Southern Pacific, came
IN last evening in a special car from
san Francisco
Mr.. Jaynes said the purpose OF their
"trip was to inspect the work OF con-
structing the Western Unions lines
over the cutoff Besides this work the
company Is building a telegraph line
over the entire length Of the Salt Lake
route. They win start on their return
trip today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
WHAT ENGINEERS WANT.
Decide on Certain Recommendations at
Boise Meeting.

Al the recent meeting OF irrigation
engineers az Boise, the following rec
concentrations were decided upon:
That the use Of water be limited to
definite volume for each season. rather
than n definite flow for an indefinite
period,
That applications for water appro-
prlatlons be accompanied by maps
drawn from actual surveys. certified TO
by It competent engineer US correctly
representing the project
That water rights be appurtenant to
the land, except that transfers may be
made through regular legal proceed
ings. Of which the public shall be
given full knowledge,
That the state engineer be charged
with the execution OF court orders re-
lating to the apportlonment OF water
he TO appoint such subordinates as
may be required to carry out the or
defs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
DEATH OF A PIONEER,
Mrs, Eunice M. Almond Goes to Her
Final Rest

Mrs. Eunice NJ. Almond, a pioneer,
died yesterday afternoon at her home
29i west Second South street, after an
II days sickness. The deceased came
TO Utah IN 1851 with Apostle Orson
Pratts company, and has resided in
this city ever since. She was married
in 1852 to John B, Almond by President
Brigham Young, and four OF her six
children survive her The yare; John
IT, Almond Carrie Jacobson. Julia Al
mond and Clara almond. She was the
grandmother of Gertrude and Rebccka
Almond, Mrs Julia Allen and Mrs.
Emma Shoebrldge are her nieces.
Mrs, Almond was born In London,
England. flg. s, 1925 and was there
fore ia her 18th year, The funeral will
be held from the late residence. 80 west
Second South street. Thursday n 3 p.
m Friends are invited to attend. The
remains may be viewed at the resi-
dence between i and p m. the day Of
the funeral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20

y. splegel 1904 ~ Virginia st. Evans
Vile Ind. writes: For over FIVE years
! was troubled with kidney and bladder
affections which caused me much pain
and worry. lost flesh and was an run
down, and a year ago had 90 abandon
work entirely | had three Of the best
physicians who dld me 20 good and was
practically given up 20 die Foley's KID.
ney Cure was recommended and the first
bottle gave me great relief and after TAX
Ing the second bottle was entirely
cured. Fol sale BY II J. lin Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
Lno You REMEMeERN

The company contract with the New York
Dredging the section Of the canal the contractors agree
ing to have finished by December l. 1881
An Bull appeared the Ues at Unoh and asked
them to Join sitting quill In his famous
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Doe Dramatic Club played rrodgals Return the Twen.
ty-second Westinghouse.
James O. Blaine ne suit brought against him for political
purposes purpose domme his personal
character
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
British government ordered troops reinforce
garrison the Beers that they
prefer fighting lay their demanded
Paul Kruger personal message to queen Victoria asking her to In
boodshcd
Jr, the list Of directors Of the
election and william Rockefeller chosen In
his MIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
Trim Over the Cutoff.

w. H. Bancroft vice president Of the
Oregon Short Line, accompanied by
several other officials Of the system,
made his first official trip over the Luz
Elm CUTOFF today This portion Of the
line has been added 20 the Salt Lake
division, and win be under Mr. Ban
crofts Jurisdiction.
Quite a number OF regular trains
have passed over the cutoff and ey-
erything is working smoothly II is ex-
pected that the new route VIII become
a fayorite one for tourists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
ALMOST CALLED HIN A HOG.

"The late Paul Joseph Blanc, the
French artist. studied In Rome In his
youth" said an American painter, ana
he was noted In those days for his
truculence
Blanc dined at a students cafe one
evening. In Rome, and a young Her-
man who sat near him said'
oft Is easy enough TO see SIT hat
YOU are a Frenchman'
"lHow so? said Blanc, frawning'
Because YOU eat so much bread
"Banc did not like this lie re-
torted:
"It is easy to see that YOU are a
German
"Whay?' asked the other
Because. said Blanc, you ear so
much OF everything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
BIG ORDER FOR RAILS.
Hartman Negotiating for the Purchase
OF 10000 Tons.

The story comes from New York that
L. H. Hartman is negotiating for the
purchase OF 100000 tons OF street rails
which will Involve the expenditure Of
$2,25O.00O, II was reported IN Pitts
burg that the contract had been closed
but the report was denied at the Office
Of Mr. Hartman An official Of the
United States Steel corporation made
the statement that some weeks ago
Hartman offered TO purchase 100 1000
tons to be delivered at S2i per ton but
was told that unless be was willing to
pay $2S there would be no use consld-
erIng the matter.
II was said, however that the United
States steel corporation was willing 10
sign a contract guaranteeing a rebate
provided there was 4 reduction in the
prce Of rails II is believed that the
contract viii be closed In a few lays
and that the order VIII be divided be-
tween the Colorado Fuel & Iron CO.
and the United States steel corpora.
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Resolution introduced Imposing New
Duty on Election Registrars.

~ addition TO passing a resolution
providing for the purchase Of a new
"'e ior a new county mnrmary, the
county commissioners at their meeting
Yesterday afternoon passed the ordi-
.eD'e introduced by Chairman Ander-
wv regulating the construction Of
g..,s,N fumes bitches, canals, sewers.
,.,' 1,.lInhn., watering troughs, water
ti.tN' spills and wells ON lhe public
e'saNays OF the county. The chief
,,,oIe' OF Che ordinance have here
p, apreacd In these columns.
resolutions were also passed rcru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
SHOWS FALLING OFF.
Hut Chicago ST. Paul n Minneapolis Paid
Seven Per Gent Dlyldcuc

Chicago, Sept 2O,--The annual report
Of the Chicago, ST. Paul Minneapolis
4 Omaha railroad, controlled by the
Northwestern, for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1904. shows decrease OF Sslj,
226 IN the net income for the year, al
though the falling on I'm the total IN
come was only 1888 49, This difference
is accounted for principally by one item
Of $500, 900 spent for permanent i'm
provements The total income was ST..
530.S66 aud the operating expenses were
Sl239,6li, or SS66,2i9 less than last
year
Dividends Of per cent on the COM
mon and z per cent on the preferred
stock were paid during the year
amounting IN an to Sl.9Ol 800. The sur
pus from operations for the year was
s9S,6S which added 10 that at the be-
ginning Of the year, S3S0Q,9l2, makes
the total $3S99,6O2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
GREATEST EVER"
President McDonald's Estimate Of the
Coming State Fair

Acting President j. g. Mcdonald OF
me D. A. g. NJ society returned yester-
day afternoon from Colorado Springs,
and says that the coming state far VIII
be the largest and most successful ever
held In this state. There are more ana
cleaner attractions in sight, and the
agricultural exhibits will be something
remarkable. The diving horses are al
ready on the ground, and tanks for
them are being built There VIII be no
Dirty N0rah' eating mud this year.
OF any snake swallowing horrors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
BIG ORDER FOR CEMENT,
Utah Company Will Furnish Material
For Minidoka Dam.

The Portland Cement company Of this
city win furnish the government 1900
barrels of cement for the Minidoka
dam at '2g5 per barrel Word from
Washington states that the salt Lake
concern bid was the lowest. the Denver
company bidding 1925. the Kansas City
company $685. and the Dallas company
01l lt win require 200 cars to haul
the cement to the dam. The Salt Lake
company Us also furnishing Is carloads
for the overland hotel building at
Boise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20

quaint little Spanish city Of 81 sebas-
small extending the bay Of Bscay
anphater designed for buhghtng The month OF August each
other In Spain The cruel
OF
budghts between bull and tiger
sanunary enthusiasm and crowds flock
The amphioatsr holds than 1900 per-
ned thousands could not gain adnan TO IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20
BOOK RINplNG

BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended TO NJ
the Deseet News Office Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
speciality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-20

As q health
maker, tonic
and monthly
regulator. the
Bitters will be
found une-
Quallej That's
why 50 many
women use Il
10 the exclu.
sion 9f alb 9TH
or remedies. II
never fails In
cases Of Sick
Headache
Cramps Bloat-
ing Painting
Spells. Back
ache and fndi.
geston
Try a bottle,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

"Jeg narer ingen Bet@nkelig-
he'd we'd at sige, at DR.. Miles
Heart Cure err alt hvad man kan
@nske Diet at vare. leg led at
Hjertesygdom is Aar og havde
prQvet mangeforskjellige Midler,
men indtil jeg pr9vede DR.. Miles
Heart Cure, fandt jeg ingen Lin
dring. Jeg havde Hovedpine, og
efter at ,have pr0vet, hvor code
Deres "Pain Pills" var, tRnkte
jeg, at mulig Deres "HeartC Cure"
kunde hjalpe mig. Jeg havde
saa heftige Anfald, at jeg til Ii
der blew helt blind. Under disse
Anfald saa jeg I'd som d0d. Jeg
tog Medicinen absolut efter
Brugsanvisning, og jeg kan be-
vidne, at jeg blew aldeles helbre-
Diet. Jeg raader allie, der er be-
sveret med Hjertesygdom, til at
tage DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
straks. Jeg skriver dette og gi-
yer NIT Navn til mine Lidelses-
feller." S. E. Purdy, Atkinson,
Nebr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
3 III D
seende af at vaere, d0d DR.. Miles
Heart Cure Hjalp og Helbredede.

"Jeg markede f1rst F@1gerne
af Hjertesvaghed i Efteraaret
1896. 1 ct Advertisement i ct
Sioux City B1ad besk1even Mand
sine Symptomer, der var at sam
me Art som mine. Jeg f0lte til
Tider Omhed i Brystet og min
Skulder, SAINT en- tung kv@lende
Fornemmelse i Ha1sen, Mathed
og periodisk Hunger: leg blev
virkelig bange for min Tilstand
og kj0bte seks Flasher af Dr..
Miles Heart Cure. Efter Bru-
gen alden f0rste Flaske har jeg
aldrig v@ret besvaret med de
gamle ubehagelige Symptomer,
og nu er jeg rask og anser min
Helbredelse for varig.'' Lewis
Anderson, Kuhn, S. D.
ALE Apothekere selger og ga
r%anterer den f0rste Flaske at Dr.
Miles Lagemidler. Skriv efter
fri Bog ON Nerv9sitet og Hjerte,
s%ygdomme. Adresser DR.. Miles,
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
&pst 9em for &atarrb=S alucr iom
inbchplbcr &nifi6lp.

efteriom &btfiglp iiffert pil foroerpe
Smageia1ie1t og fuloten0igt poe
,1rgge set bele @Dltem naar set faar
trenge in6 giennem @limbin6erne.
5oa6onne Mrtifler bltr6e al6rtg bru=
ges, ut6tagen efter Sorifrift fra 0pg-
,tige 9nger; tbi BEN Sfa6e Sc pil
Egipre, er ii @onge berre ems Sc go0e
ESirfninger, lom Sc muligbiS maatte
fbape. Sails Gotarrb Cure, ttlbe-
| reot al S. S. @benep & g., Gole6o,
g. in6ebol6er intet &pifiblp> ee
Ebrlgt iom inobortes Me6ici1, birfer
k6en 6irefte paa @lo6et og @limbin=
Eberne. Maar 9e fi6ber &alls Ga
Etorrb Cure, iao beer liffer poa at faa
sen egte. Sen ibruges iom i110borteS
Me6ici1 og tilbirfes | Sole6o, g., al
S. S. @beneD & So. &i0nesbprt
frit.
6aaes bos M%potbefere. Bris 75(
l6loifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Marf Smains Tiloiofi.

Morf 1lpoin ipl0cr mi l11urt li,1s
70 Mor, og Ser ct for iaa bt6t intet
mGrfeligt l. at Sen gamle @un,orilt
omlioer bor ifdrt Jig filoiofiif Me0e-
BON og lfrepet Ell &nffe 6pbli11oige
Mforismer. Soo meget mil16re, ions
6ors 6iloiofi efter falgen0e. Nrouer
at 6pmme Dor en- ret ifemtefulo So
rofter.
! Morf Spoin ifriber.
Ser gipes foa Sing, ser pirfcr
l1toaleligere pg mere Grgerligt ems
ct gobt Gfsempel. -.
Sntet tr9nger / ioo Dgj @ra6 til
cit &eform lom an6re Menne'fer5
Game.
2orm bepiier intet iom bel1t! Gu
9gne, Ser fun far logt ct &c., fay,
Ter ofte' loo bit, iom ON BEN 6opoe
brogt cit Mosie til ger0en....
2ib betp6er 2i6eIie. @elbe @u1u::s
rens &il6e ct life @le6e, men Giner-
te. Gerfor CT ser beller ingen Sill
NOR / @immelen.
81 &l1lturn1en1e ifer eier tre fplle=
ligc @aber, bporfor hi life tilitrrtfe=
ligt fan toffe Dor @erre: Salefriheo.-
@mobittigbe0sfribe6 - og &logifot
til fife at benDtte 1togen al 9elel!e.
2u6 os bore 911mriQnerne tafneln~
melige! 9erlom Sc life families, fnr1
III floge albrig nogen Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

Sat CALIFORNIA Trrtt CT Sitelen
poo cit lille &on1pblet, lom for nDlig
CT 116gipct al tbern So
cific Go. Ser f%ortGlleS / ct
flort og lipligt Gprog, bporfor Cali
fprnta frembringer be0re Sr11gter emo
l1nget a116et 2ano / @er6en. Hlaolen
t;llo6er % life at afregne Sc forlfielz
lige @run6e, men Sc Tan iammenfat=
tes / 6ette ene, at &limaet I Galtfor=
ria be0re ems npget an0et Steo OPP
fn16er alle Sc 8ettngeller, lom er
%ngoben6ige for at frembringe 6rngter
al fin &palitet.
st onoet Mfinit afban6ler ONT Sen
8etp6ning, Srlrgt far for 8eparelie n
al &elbreoet, % enbelig gipes Ser Ell
omfatten6e 8eifribelie al, bborleoes
De forfiellige- Srugter tilbereoes for
at blipe meit belimagen6e. 81 mao
ftilltaa at bore S9nDer 1gb | @ano
beo at rpIe ON ale 6isie 29fferter,
% ri raaoer enbber &usmo6er, iom
prifer at nopi6e fine @rfaringer pao
@pltningens Dmrao0e at ffripe efter
@cgen. Sen faas beb Senpen6elie
til southern 8actfic Gompanp 5an
| 6rancisco, Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Ka6oiens Dom.

~Serre," agoe Mb6ltlloD og traoo
te %io1nn1en meb lin Spiter Totn1'
frem foran 9ommerl% toler1, uDn min
oeS maaife el16nn1 Sen topre Mbbas
Der opoe for tre6ibe Mar ii6e1. &a:
par bor Ta0er ug eftcrlo0 % beggt
til lige Ceiling al lin @jen6onl, jon
ri biotil far 11p0t / Tnllesifab.
5otme far bel olti0, efterboonoe!i
lom Morene ifreo frem, peret grope:,
og fibagtig; men ga leg eIifer Tre6,
gop ieg ite6ie efter.
gu for fort Sis iibclt bob6e ieg
oalgt mig Sen ifidn1e 3orai6e til
gruo og Dop0e ga / @in6e til 6or.
nring at gipe 9e116e 6en11e foltbare
Ycrlelnor - Set 6preborel tie Min6e
jog ejcr ON min 6o0er; tbi bon brag=
tc Oct n1c0 til mig fra en- @ejie, 6a
leg FIN bar fem Mar gammel, og iioel,
Den Si0 far Sen pnrct min Glen.
Dom.
Men 6otn1c pooltoor 11l,, at 0ette
Yerleimpffe ogl oo nor CIT Mrp fra Dor
6aoer> og at FUN oerfor bor @rop
poo S%olpoelen. Sr1gen al mine Sore:
ltilli1ger bialp - Sot1ne bleo peo
li11 6ororing; life iaa meget for Eer,
lernes @fpl0 - of mel ieg peo
meget bel, at Set Inn bar for at
poelggge mig og min 8r11o Dor
@leoe; tbt min Sblter fer life gjer>
tie, at Sen 1111ge 3oroi6e 6roger ino
iom &eriferin6e / bort Sn6rene6jem.
9tu, bite &n6i, 6em!"
&o6ie11 bpic0e @obc6et; ioo lpurg,
te bon:
~6otme> forDolocr set fig ioale0es,
lom Din @ro6er iiger?"
uM1t CT operens itemmenoe meo
S%an6be6elt," ipore0c FUN, volt rneo
ltn0tagelie al bans &ooito11o ON, at
&erleinoren tilbprer lam olene.
&borle6es nil fan pel bebile, at Dor
af6e6e 6aoer bar ifienfet bam Sen?
Seq beltri6er bette og for6rer min
@alboel - bborfor jeg gidr 6et> t6r
bore Dig iom Dommer ligegpl6iet!"
~m6ullab>" 5enpen0te &a6ien fig
til 6enne, liar gu ct leper1oe @ione
e1ler moget ifriftligt, bbormeo gu Tan
bebiie> at Din Sober bor gipet 9ie
Berlerne?"
rgeei leg 9ar life noget iom Delft
| 6en &etning!" ipare6e &lageren.
nSSa, ga itaar @n9en ganife bi1t
1emt for Dig," iparebe @a6ien. ~SSeg
ier moi, at meb set @o6e bill s lite
forliges = for @fsempel at Gatme
mo6tog en- &engeerltatning for fin
<@alpbel -"
~Mei," fal6t Gatme bam / Orbet>
uieg oil babe &afp6elen al &erler-
mel"
u@o0t," bebblep 9ommeren. og
binfe6e ao lin 5friper, uiaa maa hi
outage en- &rotofol ONT Sagen og
6erefter fplbe Dommen! Sal, on<
flageoe: gu be66er Gatn1e = bpor
gammel CT Du?"
Sum blen forlegen, itontne0c /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

SnoenrigSmtntiter enonu Ben ID
Morts 5. g., ifipnt man 6a piloe rp
tie Boitor Socobien af iogoe / SET
prenSliife 2anooag, II oarepis pac
cit biS Maa6e far baaret Sen tpIf(
Sane frem offenlig / fprlte @rffe>"
oe1nne Spitbeoen5 Tanebprer % 8a:
11ebrpoer CT MI al Sc preusliife Mpn.
bigbeoer iim1peltben afiat fra lit @m.
bcoe llSen Eenjion.
Yaatpnft n6piSnino.
&egjcring5blaoct / &oocrslep meb6e=
let, at neutrality-suspicious. bopoe
pcotg11ft at uopile 2o11ooogsn1alro
Sl1lil1s 9eieliens Spigeripn Mag. art.
$. 9. @lauien al &%igbenbopn, ser
forleoen Mio0ag fom Mor6 fra for
at oflegge 8eibg poo Damoger. Sill
@e9runoelie onfpres fplge11oe to So
be6oariager:
I y &r. @louien beifploes for at
fremme Be ~lpnoerjpOlfe 26sripelies=
beltrGbelie bi1li6es @renien og at .6a<
I,pc / 6e1l1e &enicenoe 1prbinoelle nco
set %noroli9e Slespig."
. @r. Glm1l en-. CT Mcoorbejoer
reo ~@oonobog / Set norollespigjfe
.Spprgamool", bpis 1or1nool Set CT at
fao ~oet moro lcspigife Spprgsmoal
(pit / Spcren5l tcmmclie meo sen pro-.
tcltlcriife Srre0entisme".
~Iplgen al ll11beri pgclicrlrc tar"
1friper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e%nopibere,
rot Ser bleu ltolteot eli %llopisnings=
orore for ST. $. g. Glmien, / Dpil=
fen bol1 ul1oer Srl,iel al 5trof / @cn=
polo til observation-disclosures @eitem1-
lncllc ON lloplig Silbagcpeu0en fif
Sefoling til at forlo0e Set prcl1slijfe
StotsomrooOe i11oel1 % Sinner, ga
fan bar ful0cn til @efpnr." llopis.
ningsproren CT uoite0t al Mlntsfor=
@ilcfcnS / 2o0cgaoro 7.
elsie Splpsninger moo vScDles=
miglcbe @%ren5polt" 6ope mo0toget ira
&c lteolige acknowledgement, ri1neligpis
fra Observation-Disclosures. &oo 9omo.
ger pe0 man. ftcr bDao ~Mo0ersmoo<
let" far e%rforet, fun ioo meget, at
forle0e1 onfom ct @reb mes Ell
fejlagtig M0resie. Set blep 0erfor
lc1tbt 1,aobnet tilboge. @r. Glmtlen
er for &elten blepen onmeI6t peo fin
A1lfomlt og otter - efter at fan ct
uenbt tilboge til &jpbcnbopn - otter
Senbol6 til 6orlfrifterne.
Set er alt, bba6 ser foreligger.
Sperfor Sc l1noeri6geller, iom @la<
Set lfriber ON, lfol Ser im1iolerti0 at,
ter faltlaoes, at Der life gipes nogen
MISUNDERSTANDING / 9}orbIlespig.
Noar Ser itgen CT, iom 11erer Sen,
fan ST.. Gloule1 beller fife / sen @e1=
ieen0e ltaa / Torbinbellc meo nogelt.
1or Set anoet ~&oan6boeen". Sen
er ct &Grf, iom giper ioglig Splps=
ming ONT &orOllespig. ut Mf6onolin-
gerl1e netop er lda loglige og Nplps>
1ti11gerne ioa objeftipe dig io110e, ifpl=
oc5 mooife life min6lt ST. Glouien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

= gfej, ie> ser gaar Sobnion uoen
Baraplp / ct ioa6an SEER! - or
Fan 6a blebet gal?"
vSeg er bange for> Fan er blebet
set; men las % 1fpn6e os. Seq gn~
ifer life at mg6e bam."
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n@an fa11 fomme til at %gienfien<
Sc 6e1ne EaraplD. Sen CT nemli9
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Or. Miles Anti-poin pills.

ct burtist, fftert og paalibelist Mibbel for fps ens
uerbss Popsbpine, Rpsfmerter. Mapepire. geuralg1a.
Rtrpsitt Srritabilitet, ssDulssbeb, @ist, sciat,sa.
Snbebplber bperten Opium eIer Morft1 Dg ~etterlaber
ta8en femme gfernirfuinger. IS 0oiS Csc. 3aa
Gpotbefer euer tenbes Of Or. MtIes' MeAteaI
- glt9art, sSnbtono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
6et, tog fIere @arge Gillgb, men fif
Dog intet Sro ODER 2eben.

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ugeaa, bbor gammel er Dn?" gier1-
tog @a6ten. uSal!"
@n6elig iporeoe FUN 1agte og meb
rg0men6e &in0er:
~SSeg ct otte og tppe Nar gam.
melt"
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og imileoe lu1t. vSSeg 0gmmer ga {
&roft at 2open, at Perleinoren til
bgrer ab0ullab aIene. Sag Sen,
&loger> >og brag rolig bort! Totme
CT ilet life Din Selter; tbi s(b6as
odbe for treoipe sar fioen, og oenl1r
&Din6e ber er fun cite og type slar
gommel!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Mr. 6. &ctcripn al 6irmaet 8ete;

Mr. 6. &etcriun al 5irmaet 8eter-
lor Campbell far b9ret / Canada t
Is Mor og poa pisie Ste6er fien0er
bon til bper enelte Il Seftion al 2onb
% fan gorontere olle, ser PIT fer at
gipre 6orretninger gje11nem bam, cit
reef og Grlig Bodybuilding. Mperti$=
cement fin0eS poo on6et Ste6 I @la>
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- 9en i%aponeiiife @ol6at CT
.gjenncnlnitlig life mere ems fem
SOB og fire Sommer bpi (enJclif
MooD.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-13

the State Chairman, if it is for U
5. Senator, State Officers, C congress.
men, or Solicitors, shall order the
thlrd primary. The question of q
majority vote shall be determined
oy the number of votes cast for any
particular office, and not by the
whole number of votes cast in the
primary.
k"le IL. Each County Executive
Committee shall furnish the man
ayers at each precinct two ballot
boxes, one for State Officers, and
the other for Congressman, Solicitor
and County Officers.
WILLIE JONES,
chm State Dem. Ex. Com.
s. t. Parks, Secretary.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-13
A Singular Word.

Our language contains a word ending
in rs" that denotes Nnxi xicty, worry, etc,
ndd to this word auother "S" and it will
denote affection, joy, etc. Find this
word in the paragraph below.
"Cares" bring anxiety and worry,
these bring deran cement OF the digoftiyt
organs, usually resulting in indigestion
Rydale's Stom nch Tablets cure indigcs.
tion. 1t matters not whether your stom.
ach trouble is caused by worry, over.
work. neg lect, malaria or any other
canse, Ry dale's Stomach Tablets will
cure you. They insure perfect diges.
tion and assimilation. They tone and
strengthen n the digestive organs, re tor
ing them to health. Use tlIem and good
health will bless you aud fortune "ca.
ress' you. Pickens Drug Co., Pickens
w. A. Sheldon, Liberty.