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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
AFTER MANY YEARS
RINGS COME HOME
fsnectal to The Times Dispatch.)l

(SDCCtHI 10 J. nc iiis'
BOSTON MASS. April ao,.-A bracelet
OF antique design and two quaint finger
rings. which were stolen from the Deblols
family by a servant thirty-thren years
ago have been found by the police ana
turned over To- Mr.. George l.. Dcblois, OF
No. Is Fairfield Street.
Thx servant who stole the jewelry was
arrested soon after the theft, but neither
the rings nor the bracelet could be
found. a few days ago business man
bought them from man he did nor
know. and believing that they had been
stolen. gave them TO tho police,
Eve never expected TO recover tho
tewc,ry,' said George Debois Tonight
...rhe rings arc what are known as
mourning rings a variety of tewelrS
much worn many years ago. 4 son at
the death OF his farmer wore one OF
these rings, Inscribed with the date OF
the death and containing lock OF his
parents hair.
Master Charl Il, Steel. Jr., entertained
the young folks OF Henry Clay Inn, AaslhT
Hard. at supper during the past week. the
occasion being his thirteen IN 3birtlld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
ASSAiLED BY HIS
BRETHREN BECAUSE
He TOLD THE TRUTH
Rev. A. Mcleod, D. D., Of His His
Detroit Presbytery Declines
to Bear False Witness and
Openly ChalIeges His Accus.
ers.
Eminent Divine Shows That the
Clerical Standing Cannot Be
Questioned, and Bravely
stands by His Published state-
met1t.

since the announcement made some
days ago to the effect that the Rev A,
Mcleod, D. D., Of Greenleaf, Michigan,
had been cured or dyspepsia and nervous
prostratlon by Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, the Doctor has been overwhelmed
with communications asking him to re-
pudlate his letter, but he has stood brave
ly back OF his frank and outspolien state
mont. Failing in this purpose, certain
INSCRIPTIONS people have questioned his
standing in the ministry. This attack
has brought forth tho following open
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
ncy % to y first. Dolly Gray % TO y
second, Trlumvler(S to y third. Time,
Will Get Small Part.
tBy Associated Iaress.)

San FRANCISCO, April 30.-The Ex-
am!ner says:
Thc failure for sl,7ooboo Of the fruit-
buying and shipping firm Of Porter
Brothers Company about a year ago is
recalled By the fact that tho California
ana Eastern creditors have just re-
luctantly reached the conclusion that
with the exception OF u few debts pro-
tecteC by good securities, there VIII not
he enough available assets TO pay more
than between 10 and Is cents on the dol
lar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
virginians Wed in Washington.
1enecia, 70 The Times -plspatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WAsHINGTott, y. G.. April @,-Mar-
rage licenses were issued yesterday In
washington to the following Virginia
%. Reeve Candy OF Crisfleld. Md and
Bessie Y. Humble, OF Harborson, va,
Peter G.. Durrctte, OF Orange county
Va. Eand Myra ~. Hamdon, OF Greene
county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
-EoR ANVRoDY

Ia what we mean when we say thnt our
NH, A barrel, Is tile desirable Kind,
self and charge only such prices as VIII
port fall 10 try our regular COO. Trn.
which we are now selling al, per 4lbf>
pound j.. n. IA
Best American Granu- 4lZC,
lated Sugar, per pound. /A
r,vyn n,,lt1ds nf Mountain Roll yEr
I3,tter for ......t.....,.....,...' .'..' N - q
Sour Pickles por Z5C
gullui, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......'
Best Feed outs, per 4SC
b,ishc ..s...,,..,..,.............. 4
lierr!nss. 81 n 9 > ,pn PER dozen $2.75
Teu--'1ry our Green or Mixed, ROC.
per pouid....,.. ......'....t''..t'' \.
Two Boxes Best Lyc sc
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .......t.a.. mi
Arbucklcs Arlosn Coffee, per 1r
Mound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Clipped Beef, onc-half pound DEc'
cans, three for. ..,n...........,.,..6s. q ~
Fresh Soda Crackers ant, Gih-#ld q,
ger Snaps. per pound. ,.,.'.,..f'
Lion Coffee. per lnlZ,C
pound ....,....,.........,...., ...s.. ~
Large Juicy Lemons, per 1Cr
dozen ,..........,........t.,. -,
,s Tws e.. Guns 8 cal''o,,'a .. Apr.. 25C
Cne-pound ems Corncd Beer HE
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Canned Tomatoes good &c
quality .sa. t,.,ss, ............'...,
Scotch lIeriInss, per Ike
box .........t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Timothy Hwy SSC,
J, ], oe'a asa shape SOAP. eight 'ars Csc
Tor ..,.,....,..,..,......,.. .... -. - n n
non Z, 20 ehs r Its. five T. pack CSC
Boston Baked Blans. large three &c,
pound cans, Sc; two!pound cans....L =. -
Me- Meal; q. best s,,.a Dunlop. per peck CSC
Chewing Tobacco, Plum. Peach, Rey-
nolds's Sun Cured and all popu- DEr.
lar brands, three for..............,E ~
gafo1"'H ys nec non rs'f foe 25C
Tea Dust, per Ike
DOunu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '.... $1,000 N ~
na snrsads ED coeoanut' new two 25C
.gnSSnpcnn Tnrinr Wheat ElnlI
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
Rural Free Delivery.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Dec. 1.-Rural free delivery
service has been established. to begin Feb
rrary L as follows:
Illnois-tIIneweii. Brown County: route Q:
area covered. ~ square miles: popula len
served. go
C,kiahorIla-C7inton Custer County: routes /
and 2. area covered. 81 =qiare miles: prruc-
ton served. So O.eta- Woodward County. r,ufs
:; area covered ~ eQuare miles, population
served So
Texas-MontaEue. Montague County: rout. 1:
area covered, Is square miles: popula ton
served E2.
Rural carriers appointed:
ILLINOIS
Akin. Nathan Mckee, carrier; ". 3. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Kes. substitute. Albany. G " Freek car
rier. J Il. Reeken. substitute. AssUrnpJ on.
o. $. Bs!sul.th. carrier: Henry Beebe substl-
tute. Brownsville. l.. H. Hays. carrier D.
II. Hays, substitute CO.Lnsvilis. Es,ser
Lloyd. carrier: William IL yl subsi tJ-z-
CSope-StOvn II. H Cox. carrier. Napoleon
3 Cox. substitute Mount Art'l-u. G. II.
Sherman carrier. J. J. sherman sabstisrss.
Palmer, 7. II Jones, carrier; = NJ. Jones.
subst tute PaIa. G a Parrinw. carrier. a.
J Kuhn. substitute R1se --lCnd. J. E. KIM
ball carrier; =. E McRe-. substitute Sprir =
Eed y. z Bo1ns-. carrier. =. J. Griflttl.
sGO@tftute TNylaE@iIs. Cleveland Oats and p
p Smith carriers, BsrT Oats and p 5 Ives.
srbstItutes
MISSOURI.
Freeman. G. P Hal. carrier: :. L. Hail.
E.bst!tu.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
Killed Handling Revolver.

RfpC BIC sFEJlAL~
Springfield No. Dec a.-John Reed Jr.,
Is years old. OF Bolivar. accidentally killed
himself this evening in the Office OF the
Springfield Pro5ucs Company. He was ex-
arainins A-caiiber revolver when II d's-
charged The ball entered the right ear
and passed through his head. resulting in
instant death
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
TRIBE OF REN HuR.

p fIuESIS COURT. TRIBE OF BEN HUR
No S. meets FIST ard third Sa:urrfs "
at Fifteenth and Cass avenue. southeast eUrne:
visitors always welcome.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
ROYAL ARCANUM.

cRaED COUNCIL MISSOURI ROYAL
70 ArcEHurl. Nos 3lS 81 Ho. and Ruid nE-
a cordial wsIcome TO visitors. friends. brethren
and members from abroad
z A BARBOUR. q r.
John C Rili!nE.wDrth Grand Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31


OLIVE, i7l2-Nicely furnished desirable
ICONS. furnace heat: rates ve:y l-asonao.s
OLIVE, 4zyi-Furnishcd rooms: single en-
suite. party cf gentlemen: reas Juao!e. ever
OLIVE. 212I-Niccy Furnished roo.ns with
board. IS Cp per week. IL Iaco heat: -. CON
Nti!tACes
OLIVE. 3lQ2-Warn fuTnace-teGt5d rooms.
hot bath. gas: gentlemen or conple5: very Tsa-
OLIVE s2ii-TEo nicely turn shed rooms for
housekeeping; other rooms. steam heat. fea-
t.gII =. lI.--walRns distance dowato~n;
-uai r'srl-. ire :ar-lish!nss; wei! heated rec
OLIVE Is.l-NTcaIy FURNISHED r1orass wels-
bach tE1ts; t.Grcl NJ ana theatrical ieop!e ac-
oon.uodatcd: reasonable.
PACE. 5l5J-DesiTab.e WelI-IlrnIsari, I'gH'
warm rooms. "i;n private family: isasonaaie
P45i-- t5-N-'T7-7 neatly fGTaIsael rooms
ror usat ho1ssekeeP;ns: aess aa- foor cur; E.aG
s.nnt ''ins r213is; fsat ;ns ,.s- oats and ;sie-
PAPrN. I5;:-:; o.ly Furnished front room,
- "nt aoot; gentlemen or complete for house
keeping.
PARK. ,7g;,-one furr.sAoi room vt,h privi-
icsr q. IsinE telephone. mar cR- !iaee.
PARK. 2:i-F'uT.!shsa rooms for Eent,ernen:
priEate .at.!iy gas. hl.h A.. heat. tsAsonao- :,
PINE, looi--Frout and hack paror: also Other
PINE, 500 Rooms soi gentlemen: 81 20 up:
heat and bath.
PINE. 27oi-Nlcely nIrn!shed rooms, with all
congeniences: a.59 70 s..
FINE. 2t9l-Large corr-- basement tOt rent:
taclrs OF let.crson AMI f.ne e---
PINE 2s3S-Two furnished rooms: iiEht house
keeliGE: Sas faarc; s. per week.
PINE. s's-S!r,Iy furnished rooms: stea1n
i.esf- electric light: elevator service
PINE i5g7-. Neat, urn:shed rooms: sinsie
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FOR .,EST TO CoLORED.

EVANS +o-. Three-room fat for oo'ored:
rent cheap. o1ice. &zis West Belle Phone Del
n.ar ls7o
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MRS. ANNIE NEWLAMp

Private Lcsnssc ay:ne foE .aaIes be:gIe an
during confinement. Oldest aac most Teilab.s
ins'itct!cn In tn Srst@. .stsb'isa-t, over sOs;y
yesTs. !.yrns comforts, Era-reriy care infant,
srl.Dtsd Ia sxu'sriiis. sugc sssfIIy ;rezted sal;
.s,actin- guaranteed isoiss Z trouble call o.
~ lfI-s
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.NCIEsT FREE AND ACCEPTED
MAsOSS.

ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED
GORGE WASHINGTON LODGE NO ;
70 A. j. & A NJ will hold spec!al co-1rnt-
rica;ion Tuesday. January ) Ma onic Tenn
pie. Grant and Finney av-nueA 20 D. WORK
IL Entered Apprentice degree. Visitors are cor
daily invited to meet with
JOHN KIPP. ". II.
william L. Reynolds il. Secretary.
z GOD HOPE LODGE. No. zls. A. ?. 4 A.
~ M.-SJatsi Communication Saturday even
!ng. peceHh.- L. 1906 al 30 o. ci0rh- Hal.
y. e'Ii south sroaieay ". Bro. Simon suss
a.ii Install officers tor 1905. Members requested
TO te present visitors cordially invited
C c. BON ERSOX- W. II
Edward g. Baldwin. Secretary.
NJ ISSGU RI LODGE. NO. /. A F. 4 A NJ
iSh Stated communicated on Thursday
JnrUary & 1875 az i.S0 y. m. Masonic Temple
cranG avenue Examinations. F. - dsgee
H.n ee-s and s.nS b.et..reu are requested to
attend. HENRY n HOLLAND. ". II
John h Deems. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

hOS WITH; BOARD,


noo 's ' :. ~ W.
.pSrS.T 9SIn~ ~vIre,r, Tn-nIsr1, rronr rT1o-n
FOR three gentlemen: board: private family.
1I-11-i7:, III=--Zjc,. -1--I,7 ,-7I5 bTs-I for
colps o. two gentlemen; references
IT-T-f-i--T7 I94.-I-zrg.- .-1',T story front
s1nable
EA-0[ IsJ5 = srIIflI7y furnished rooms,
,rits tos-;l l.. nr,ysts hnrae e!sctTIc Wrhts hs,;
:,s.b &c -Gesonsbi.
- ------7. --.--------,.
hoo i,Nf-' .,,,i,- % sy..Tc ''o"' Twill
hKiG!T cheerful , r,oT,s win lh:2i4 Tf,ine5
W. Tstt t.. Of ef'+'d: t''i car hae'- NM IL te-
49, .=-.----
y, r-,1, M i ~ ei,2 rooms p'
- ,--.-
., ~ ~ i T. III arI a , ~ "''iS' o.
-
r.as n r. @is br.aKfss, IL aesr.d - lite e.
~ ns,' -. ,'.tfr,cI -
80
,..I "a 7---''~''s '1i ''-s''sH 'V''''S' "-''
-, ;----7-7 7-.-----
neat cho,c"s; soaTd; .y--y oyr:yHIenee. r-a.
=. y.r-IT e1Ie = Tr7EoI c5ecT;II, warm
,,p::,-fror, r,-r-l; R,Sd l,1ard Satt, gas: lys
rev
pFg.MAR. asl5-Nire!y turripfei rooms: GOD
board. every ceI. enience: rcas aasis
uI5i.Y1I, gsF.-I,,,.r,lsh.s rc.,-s-- s.I-nnc.
heat. no; bah; breaktas; /: desired: Telephone
TFT.NAP ssS?-T.ceI. fsrnisbeI IRON; room, :
DM-MIR l!47-FIo7, room. e1.-y convcn.
iencet i've gentlemen. roaslna6le: L nd.ii ss.A
-T7I-i y;Ip ..S, = 80 ,---7,,I- .-.-- T,71i
-no-ni also ntheT roonis: fEruac, heat. romi
board.
DE,MAR Bouievart, 5lsl-S5 Ke.ei Ca.;ie
rent nlony on table, never i2sr a young couple:
moneys so-th or money back
FAI,S- NIITNurris!sG rooms to- gentlemen
eaS9 table goa-d. rns location. tsrT3s rsasun-
ae.e
EADs si.4 New7y frT-ish"t sccord-s ory
room adult family Il three. ~; and cold
.sr, Bal phone; lreakras; 'r dss.rsi; enc or
EasroN. s;!'.Nios.y ,'i-11 .Essi Foota WITH
- -.e-r-. sLesin rear. very t.sset ~ e.
mace heat. no: harr: f-st-c'ass la5 3. 81 nth
EI7IIsNIS- ZIa = si7c5rd-st0ry front room.
,altable fer ;hr'e sen:I.EneH; convsnienceS:
IT, - - =ss taLLe -
EyANs S7@'-P'-nsart rooms. vii, OF With
OUT boar: quiet hone. near Grand ard East9h
.Ail:hlet%t. 5e,.i;.grl a5l hoaid tc7 t'Fo
-, 80, -, -,
-. :. ~ -: -. ----:,2 ~
>, q - Rii$oN SiG Moons snd board. a ''nd
80 - ..,--!..t- ~, -
- tSiElNIS' =, N..J9st epsheH: aewIy THr'
- -; 80. :, - .o,n.
sSgS'h hta@ peS' "oaEo' si'eSia- fa'eH 1"' WI"
GRANE G5ss Neat. ciesn. comfortable
II ne, ,-..h b AID. reaslna6i..
GRAD 80 lss s.I3,.e ,5ss, ely go :sssAsd
-'oard. Guer. refined home: s,r!ctly modern ac-
~ .L.ene
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
MRS. WARRlRCE AND MbDeE CRAYME

Private home. corhIensats 81. adoption q,
desired: rsr'ert seCl:s!Gr. Irregularities treated
.hgS.c .tts1 1is-C-. .a:t gay n W.=k.
i.,l:s n tr-ios. cali Or ~r... is1 Ersnk'ln
MaS, Or, Smith, 3O43 EbSIoR
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
HOTELA
HOTEL STRATFoRD,

EIGE 1 q AND FINE : D, It. =. c IS.
A permanent new and modern hotel. In tho
shopping and 'heater districts Europesn plan
hanfsorTeiy furnished aud equipped with eie-
Va:ors not AID cold water In every rouni
eieoiiice lights ana steam heat Every room sn
l,itk5is room.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
DR.. Dennis
DOCTOR HOGAN. 22l5 OLlVE

Medical and Burg-csl diseases = women a
speciality Regularly licensed home
Patients received a; anf :.-1s s.>or. a-4
'.u-inE conrnsrert.. Infants adopted n d.
sired rFtipet nurses: hc:us comforts. !st!-, Ia
tEcUbl. cs'l or write: ems reasonable Con.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
soTTUrRy HsrIwaY.

sFIF Fff
ef IonIs-I ous.vif'~ lines
cor-Np--'= c. Louis Social y ~ an as pm
rs.s.ns.r, Arre'.. sfc - . - an &c - m
Princeton Accommodation. t5 - pm ti1:OS oul
TOLEDO, ct. LOTS Avn WESTERN
IrIo~e- Te-f Ro-feD
~. co-,,srcI,' T-syel.- ss.sF ~ ~7:ss am
r,s,s-, EYr-ss. -.An P-n sI.tf --n
r-ra-'-st-r Accommodation e te m flN:-. an
charleston Accommodate 'in-.. tT-r ~ ss.'' m
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Suburban Trims.
| Depart-From Union station. Ferguson. ts:;5
! ?. m. .c-55 D n. a. u From Olive
/ Street station: 81 Charles. s1i=N a. IN,
| -5.sl , n. F3TidE-tJu. -i-.5 n. to.fg a n:
! Ferguson. $3.50 a n. rs-O H.. 'l.5s N.
| ;5:f5 3
| ArTfys-At Union Station: Ferguson .i:Is D.
| n, +5:i5 ?. n. $50 a II. ii9:21 a. m 4.
! Olive Street Station: st Charles. .l:i5 m.
| 40 Kluioch 1s:75 a n BrlGEeio1.
| $50 N 1910 n. Ferguson f0=s0 a n;
-9.Nn , r. .T-7s n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
NDALIA LINE.

Ra,<a. CIV Pss~.nrs-........ 's.72 am = q. pr,
Ean City Sar Fran. Exp .s:5, p-n .I;55 an
Culon Passenger ..-...-.-..--- '3:gl pm stss an
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

MONET loaned e'a-ied peopi. without ,-curi-
y L'nzet, 3sA Bsnolst hu ldng. sth & Pms
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Jt>IuR ORDER UNITED AnERICAN
MECHANICS.
4 YOS coUNLIL- No. z. Jg. o. L. A al
l. ulerts every NonIsy evening Junior
U. L. A. NJ Hall. No s1z1 south Seventh
street Visitors welcome.
l. WEISN.S STEI. G
r BOIL Secretary No 2sas Gsscoaad. stree,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

COLD. s.-sr and r!c,.s plating ~ al -
ranches repairing I'D .i!ve-= are 4 si.7 atty
Gsstlys ". Erslss. SIT Pine -. 80 nd ryy-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL PLATING

Absolute ssc!-4lou ce:lre aat dur.nz coud.e.
rlent. terrns reAsoakbIs: oolh phones.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

22l9 OLIVE STREET.

CAolc. store: rent y: possess - January -
A rr.aa."-tr ak@2 flT small rGsUssF-
NICHOLS RITTER. Ils Cr"strut e..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY
IA ARMbNY COUNCIL NO. SIS K & L. OF
n s. meets second and fourth Saturday In
Doric Hall. tina Ode1u. Grand and Finney ave-
nueA A cordial welcome to visitors
MARY z LIvEEAY
Corresponding Secretary
No. f4i6A Old Nancht s:er road
Erik johnson. Financial Secretary
No 81 South Garrison avenue
DARK ATENUE COUNCIL NO TU
Kutsh;s s.5 Ladies Q. Security mae.
every first and third Saturday. at ,, m a.
Howard's Hall. Garrison avenue and Olive
street. Visiting knights ard ladies' cordially
Invited. F s SMITH President
Robert e Tg:ss. FfHshesai Secretary. ilIa
PapiT Street.
Conrad Beck. Corresponding Secretary, 1ss4A
sherman Place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

ARGENTINE bsifdins. furniture and sho
caSeA Apply Argentine building. World's FL
grounds
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WASHINGTON Boulevard. tlO-High-class
bachelors quarter. second and third floors
also .arior room. frst-C4ass in every respect
mi
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

OLIVE. i.2-Njcely furnished desirab!
rooms. furnace heat. rates ve-y Reasonable.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

CHICAGO AND ALTON

CHICAGO, PEORIA AM 81. LOIS al.
a.tla, ,'HaltE qua S.--rE-
fed an f'so-.d EIp--ss.-.. 's:li 'I:l2 I'm
spslrgneIa ESpisss -. - pm +i5s3s an
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-23

At the home Of Rev. r. P.
Goar, pastor of the Methodist
church at Pittsboro, three girl
babies made their appearance on
the 18th. Rev. Mr.. Goar is 60
years of age and was already the
Ather of sixteen children, All
khe babies are doing WELL
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-23

Y:
Mr.. a. w. Williams, Of Crow
ley, La, was caller at this office
on Wednesday. Mr. Williams had
the sad duty TO perform of bring
ing the body of his father, Mr..
Thomas Williams, from Crowley,
where he died, and having it in
tered at Bogue Chifto, where the
family formerly resided. Mr..
Williams was so years of age on
the 10th and died on the 18th of
heart failure. He was man Of
excellent character and leaves
many friends to mourn his loss.
His family were devoted to him
and are IN deep sorrow over their
loss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-23

Some people are so sour they
think other people who smile are
light and thoughtless. Smiles,
like Hope. a creature Of light, =
are born like the rainbow, Of
tears, sometimes. The cheerful
ness Of a person that who suffered
and conquered, is the kind that
helps and makes the world better.
Il is proposed that Chicago
build an emergency hospital in
the center of the city as q meme
rial to che victims of the Iroquois
Theater fire. II is thus that the
world redeeins its losses. In the
course Of time the hospital will
relieve suffering and save life
enough I'd overbalanee the loss
which brought IL into existence.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
3 II y
Under Anfald af Observation-Disclosures I'd
seende af at vaere- d0d DR.. Miles
Heart Cure HjaIp og Helbredede.

"Jeg n@rer ingen Betankelig-
he'd we'd at sige, at DR.. Miles
Heart Cure er alt hvad man kan
9nske Diet at vaere. leg led af
Hjertesygdom lis Aar og havde
pr0vet mango forsk jelljge Midler,
men indtiljeg pr9vede DR.. Miles
Heart Cure fandt jeg ingen Lin
dring. Jeg havde Hovedpine, og
efter at have pr6vet, hvor code
Deres "Pain Pills" var, tankte
jeg, at mulig Deres "Heart 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 dQd. Jeg
toy Medicinen absolut efter
Brugsanvisning, og jeg kan be-
vidne, at jeg blew aldeles helbre-
Diet. Jeg RAIDER ale, der er be-
svaeret med Hjertesygdom, til at
tage DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
straks. Jeg skriver dette og gi-
yer nit Navn til mine Lidelses'
f@ller." S. E. Purdy, Atkinson,
Nebr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

"Jeg markede f3rst F9lgerne
af Hjertesvaghed i Efteraaret
1896. I ct Advertisement i ct
Sioux City Blad besk1e v en- Mand
sine Symptomer, der var at sam
me Art som mine. Jeg f0lte til
Tider Omhed i Brystet og min
Skulder, SAINT en- tung kvRlende
Fornemmelse i Halsen, Mathed
og periodisk Hunger: yeg blev
virkelig bange for min Tilstand
og kj0bte SEEKS Flasher at DR..
Miles Heart Cure. Efter Bru-
gen a den f0rste Flaske har jeg
aldrig v9ret besv9ret med de
gam1e ubehagelige Symptomer,
og nu er jeg rask og anser min
Helbredelse for varig.' Lewis
Anderson, Kuhn, S. D..
Allie Apothekere salger og ga
ranterer den f1rste Flaske at DR..
Miles L9gemidler. Skriv efter
fri Bog ON Nerv0sitet og Hjerte,
sygdomme. Adresser DR.. Miles
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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OUR SCANDINAVIAN CITIZEN FARMERS.

The two States Of Minnesota and Wisconsin contain nearly
half of our entire Scandinavian population. North Dakota ranks
highest in the ratio of Scandinavians to the entire white farm
population, and next follows Minnesota. The hardy Norseman
show a very intense desire to become owners of their own homes.
Eighty per cent Of them, the nation over, own the farms upon
which they live. Compare this with the 67.2 per cent among the
white Americans. Illinois and California are the only States
shown above in which the percentage of farm ownership is smaller
among Scandinavians than among white Americans. In South
Dakota, Kansas and Michigan the relative advantage Of the
Scandinavians is particularly apparent.
These various facts indicate very clearly the prosperity of
the farmers Of the nation who We're born on foreign soil. With
rare exceptions they make a better showing than do our farmers
of pure American stock. More than this, the sections of the nation
where our foreign-born farmer citizens have planted their homes in
the nation are farmers more prosperous as a class, and Nowhere
are they better able to surround themselves with the comforts and
1uxuries for sale by the advertiser. The industry and thrift Of
northern Europe, coupled with the feehearted determination of
the American for generous living, produces the best customers in
the world.
The figures above are taken from the census in 1900. Since
the number Of Scandinavans has grown steadily; there are at
present about 4 millions of them in the United States, and they
are reinforced continually by heavy immigration.
We will quote YOU wholesale rate IN any list Of Scandinavian Papers. No
rider too large, nor any too small to have III prompt attention.
Write for lists and estimates to y
C. RASMUSSEN ADVERTISING CO.,
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Gunncllsptlle, &a. Splgel16e 9rep>

Gpnmcllsntllc, Ga. Tplgern0e 9reD>
Ser fonrn1er til % fra &tlfelterne /
F%enniplponio fortiener at gjpres be=
fjen6t I bioere &re0ie. Councils
billie, &o., Sen 20. Sept. 1903. Seq
fan life o10et ems be0e 6obrifonten
al 9r. &eter's &urifo on %ln0ifpl0,
ming. S mango Mor betragte6e jeg
fGroiglape0e Me6iciner font perot=
lbie. Men Set ffl1l0e inart blipe a11<
oerle0es. Seq blep pll16ielig ipg.
Seq 5ab0e i%ao6anne frpgtelige Smer=
ter / 9fpggen, at leg fnapt fl1n6e rpre
mig. 0oftoren fom regelmeslig,
men leg bleb 6og life be6re. S min
biGlpelpie Silltan6 obertalt min &oz
ne mig til at foripge &urifo og la0e
Doftorens Me6icin uere. Sg I'm
Ser! &urtfo brogte mig mart paa
8enene igien. Gets Maane6er er
nu gaaet> og tntet @por al min gam.
le @pg6om bor biit fig tgien. Seq
bar mi lert at iette @ris paa 9ercs
Me6icin. 6. @acbaridsien."
9r. Beter's &11rtfo i9lgeS fun If
ipectelle Mgenter eller oirefte fra So
brifanten, Dr. @eter Gabrnep, 112
i'd 60. &opne Mbe., @bico9o, Sll.