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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
BslIdlae and Loss, Pro ssl coa.

b1jtoeoG a0o Loea, Pro 80 Cos.
Some Of our citizens are complaining Of
the cost Of Building 4 Loan money whom
borrowed To build or pay for home: also
Of tho fact that they have In many
cases been compelled to pay monthly
dues for = longer time than originally
promised. Money secured from . build
ing and loan a,soeiatian always does cost
very much moro than straight loan. but
this Is supposed to bo Offset BY the priv
ilege Of paying Of tho loan In monthly in
s,allmonts. Many persons have bought =
home e.through these associations and paid
for tho house In monthly inssallmsnts Of
abou, tho size they would pay for rent.
On tho other hand. after paying for .
time. and being abls to pay of the loan.
they have found themselves under obliga-
tons to pay an exorbitant and unreason-
ablo penalty for the privilege Of paying
their debt
As to tho longer time than expected
for the loan to be cancelled: Some agents,
more anxious for business than dssirous
Of telling the truth. have misrsprsssntsd
the length Of time necessary for the loan
70 mature. Avoid Il u you can. but II you
must invest in building and loan stock for
borrowing purposes you should not only
know the standing Of the company but
the reliability Of the agent you have "a
deal with.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
Cheap Rates to st. Louis.

From Rocky Ford $lz.2s. Sell June
IL and 25. Coach tickets only at this
rate. Limit is days. Also on June IA
and % will at SKIS. good for 10 days.
Coach tickets. All World Fair St. Louis
tickets good for stop off at Kansas City
For the National Republican Conven-
vention at Chicago June 81 to "a, the
Santa Fe will make rate of S29.25.
Sell June g to 20. Return limit June
90.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

The recent hail destroyed 10 acres of
oanteloupes for A. W. Shelton of Hol-
brook and the ground will be planted to
beets. About half of Mr.. Shelton's fruit
was knocked off, but his alfalfa was un-
injured.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

The first reports on the use of fertiliz-
e. for cantaloupes was most discouraging
bit many fields on which it was used are
C, ming out in fine shape, which is most
yr 'ifvi,g to D. V. Burrel, as well as the
growers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
THANKS e oI1,zeS.x neSxY FoRO's

The Rocky Ford Sunday School Con-
vsntoa executive committee desires most
heartily 70 thank the eitixsas Of Rocky
Ford for thsir most generous support In
providing places .of entertainment for
delegates and the finances for the recent
convention.
Your corporation has assisted very
largely in making this the mos. success
ful Sunday School Convention ever held
In Colorado. n. X. WiLEy.
W. r. HANDY. Chairman.
Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
(con,inuei from ist Psge)

A tslsgrsm Of congratulations vas re-
esivsd from the MoatAna convention the n
in session.
Last evening after the song service the
new ofYiesFs were Installed by Mrs. Bsy-
nsr in . beautiful and impressive man
nsr.
On bshaN Of many friends Mr.. csrman
presented boavsts to Mrs. Brynsf.
Mrs Walker and Miss Ositsr.
The mssssness boys who had done such
good service during the convention were
invited to ths stage. where. aftsS The singing
Of -rhs Song Of The Messenger" com
posed By NJ. casman and set 70 music
by Prof. Eiehhorn. Pyssidsat Atwstss
gave them Q formal vote Of thanks and
presented each with . silver pin inscribed
20. T.. The boys were admoaished 10
rsnsmbss that %. t. stands for on time
and TO make that the rule Of their lives
Few things In business pay better than to
b on tins.
The convention was enjoyed BY 22s
delegates. four more than was At Boulder
last year. The attendance from the Ssass
at large was larger than Al any previous
convention. Here 2o7 delegates were
present outside OF Rocky Ford. while las.
year only $50 were present outside Of
Boulder county. while at Pueblo the pre-
sious year thsfs were only ] l9 delegates
present outside Of Pueblo. The people
surely seem TO like TO come 70 Rocky Ford.
President A.watss said that the con-
ssntioa had been delightfully."- entertained
and tho members would 60 homo with
the kindest Of femsmbfaneas Of Rocky
Ford.
Treasurer Spsnesr said shatthe amount
raised the previous evening would not b
enough for the expensss Of the sssoeia-
ton for The year and proceeded q take
individual subscriptions were made and .
good start made on Mr.. Atwatss's psopo-
sition To b one Of 200 70 give an add
tionsi s. each.
Mrs. esynsr gave an address. on The
Approved Woskmsn." making The follow
ing diagrams the tsxt Of her valuable
views on the thoroughly equipped Sunday
school teacher:
s = !. J: = J: =
The teacher should b
AZ approved workman
ri In teach
pattern of good works
Tho following points wsro also dwels
upon:
n s:s:::s s:s:::s
II d.osasls,s,
The earnest and impressive eonseerat-
i've service closed = convention which
ranks second to none ever held in the
state for attendance and valuable prae-
tico work for tho great cause Of Sunday
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

Marie Fountain's Repertoire Co. at the
Grand Friday and Saturday June IL and
le. Seats now on sale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

A limited number of fields Of canta-
loupes, which suffered from hail, and
others which had a bad stand, have been
plowed up and planted with beans or
beets
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
Cabbage plants can now be
had of D. v. Burrell:
zoe per hundred.
SI.5O per thousand.

Marie Fountains Repertoire Co. at the
Grand Friday and Saturday June IL and
l8, Seats now on sale,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

The recent rains made the ground too
wet for beet thinning for several days.
but this work is now making rapid pro-
gress with strong force.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

Mrs. J. o. Servis, Dressmaking. Salts
faction guaranteed. First house east Of
Casebeer's store. Soap
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

One and one-half shares of High Line
Ditch stock for sale. Call at State Bank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

MONEY to loan in quantities to suit
Address Box 4o2, Rocky Ford. Lisp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

The earnest and impressive eonseerat-
i've service closed y convention which
ranks second to none ever held in the
state for attendance and valuable prae-
siee work for tho great cause Of Sunday
schools.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs-Meets
N at ]. Q. o. F. hall the first and third Sat.
urday nights Of each month. Visiting Sir
Knights always welcome.
sf II. OTIS BROWN. +, X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
"Ssaatos" fienry 7. Oxsard.


more than once tina, Mr. Horny 7. Ox-
nard. president Of tho American Beet
Sugar Association. had bcon induced by
his friends to run for tho nomination OF
United States Senator for California. But
no, until quite recently has this statement
been repeated by soureas that are gen
orally regarded As reliable. Whether Mr..
osnard has made up his mind. To enter
tho contest for senatorial honors or not
tho Bee, Sugar Gazette fully agrees with
his friends. tha, tho beet sugar Industry
should DO represented in tho United
States Senate by at least one man who
is directly Interested In its growth and
familiar with its technical and CONNER
eial requirements. There Is not tho least
doub, that no beet sugar man in the
country Is better qualified for this work
than Mr.. Henry T. o1rard.
80
Tho Beet Sugar Gazette hopes that
Mr.. Osnard will acauiese to tho wishes
Of his friends IN this matter. and that he
will enter the halls Of tho Senate as
triumphant advance guard Of other beet
sugar men. who will gradually realize
that Il Is better to attend to tho political
end Of their industry themselves instead
oflsaving Il in the hands Of professional
gentlemen whose only interest in the beet
sugar industry 10 = platonie one. And by
increasing the beet sugar representation
IN Congress. the people engaged In this
industry will b able to forsstall and ward
of many dangers that still lurk in il
path.-Bset Sugar Gazette.
The Rocky Ford Tribune says Charles
Baldwin, marshal Of Rocky Ford, "is the
man the democrats Of otsro county.
nearly all the people Of Rocky Ford. and
everybody in the county mostly would
like to see elected sheriff Of otsro county"
Well. now we know Of quite a few people
in this county who are not losing any
sleep over Charles Baldwin's chances Of
being elected sheriff this fall. People
quite generally all over the county are
pretty well satisfied with the present in
cumbent and his consent To run 10 the only
obstacle in the way Of his eleetion.-La
Junta Tribune.
The republican party will be fifty years
old on the 9Th Of July next, and will OBJ
serve the semi-eentennial occasion by
elseting Theodore Roosevelt president Of
the United States early in November.
Now is the time to get on the band
wagon. ehilun; get on board; there's
room for many a more!"
Next August tract Of land embracing
4l6.ooo acres in the Rosebud Indian res
srvation in South Dakota. will be open
for settlement. The most Of this land is
suitable for agriculture and there will no
doubt be great demand for it. The old
time rush of claim seekers. however. will
be avoided. The government some time
ago adopted the drawing system in Okla
homa, which is decidedly better than the
old plan Of camping on the line with gun.
whip and spur, waiting for the signal gun.
In the Rosebud reservation the settler
will eventually have to pay 50 an acre
for his land, though but 81 per acre has
to be paid at the time the land is claimed.
-.
limited number of fields Of oanta-
loupes, which suffered from hail, and
others which had bad stand, have been
plowed up and planted with beans or
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
Ia Junts the seat OF War for Five
Mlnutcs.

Ia Junts the seat Of War for Five
Mlautes.
A few days ago the Ia Junta Daily
Democrat was indignant because 'soms
Of the county seats prominent citizens
had received tAsts Of Peabody dsspot-
ism." a. the Democrat styled The incident
II was like this; A train going 70 The
Kansas line. carrying departed minsss.
stopped At Ia Junta- The taia vas IN
charge Of the militia. with orders 70 allow
no one To approach near The coach. Two
gentlemen. in thsir sagsSnsss 70 - and
hear. got within the dead line" and we're
somewhat unesrsmoaioosly. perhaps
rudsly. hustled away from he vicinity Of
the coach.
Editor Mecaulsy's indignasioa b The re-
cult Of missenespsioa oemliiessy usasss.
Armies. large o. ANAL. ere esgsaisea Tor
ths uss os foses. thsis uitisnats oojsss b.
Ing 70 hin thoss who epppss thsm. U that
is deemed necessary. On. SAssmsn's
tsrss definition Of war b veil known
Such bsing The spirit and character Of
military movsmsnts. The polissosss which
ehssastssizss The ball room b not 10 b
sxpsetsd whsn martial law y Ia force
Il 10 true that power. even o( such .
temporary kind as that enjoyed BY the
msmbsss Of the national guard. 10 Apt 10
b abused. and Unnecessary friction gen
Grated in the performance Of necessary
duty. But power is ever liable 70 abuse
Witness the unrsasoaAbls sxae,ions Of
capital when free 70 do as Il wishes Wit
rssx ntxo tha tvranv srsfciSAd bv labor
unions when they have 'hs power to en-
force their demands. Il would b slor-
ious condition for humanity u power
could always b placed only Ia the hands
OF those who would use Il wisely.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17
The '.ciossd Shop" rlsss O..

Men must be taught that they eAnno
Interfere with another mans right TO-
work. That principle not only reflects
the true spirit Of American institutions
bu, Il Is sound social doctrine. Sooner or
later svsry labor union must incorporate
that principle In It's constitution and must
see 70 its rigid snforesmsnt Otherwise
organized labor will fall.
Courts all over the country. with the
exception Of = Toledo jsdgs. are placing
ban on the union psekst They
rseognizs the right Of no msa o. sst Of
men 70 interfere with he business Of .
man or corporation. and any tsmporx-
ing with this principle 10 simply trouble
brsedsf.-Tolsdo Blade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-17

The republican party will be fifty years
old on the 9Th Of July next, and will OBJ
serve the ssmi-eentennial occasion by
elseting Theodore Roosevelt president Of
the United States early in November.
Now is the time to get on the band
wagon. ehillun; get on board; there's
room for many a more!'
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
TO 8AoHEL oRS
zee

There some hundceds thousands moro mon bor - :
the Central and Western States of and Canada ~ "
AS result thousands of Trustworthy menFarmerS Nr
othersiving in certain districts there cannot noehI 49,
10 their neighborhoods ~ P'S Se' wives
But IN England Scotland Ireland there are million
more women than men and in these thousands f "d
melhgen ana attractive grs-many them daughters If &
fs ana all OF them qualified to make excellent wvessea no
1eioe them While they stay here but the prospect of yn
oyng as ola maids and this to them decidedly nnneasan+
prospect Ihey would willingly emgrae America conid tha
DC assured at they were going worthy men tbare G
bands ana tha they could look forward to hapnv If bnbIs
on the other side of tho Atlantic PP''
' :" ''uSlate at their
are prepared to give good men nroductions TO these ~
you 's 10 et an introduction please write us with scb ~
cus o ouise1 e nationality, occupation and
10 sensioie Srl woud expect will write Won =;
undue delay. ~ iniouucuon without
dispositon) you wish o get 'S' appearance and
If you have preference Tor any particnar chr;s.;
name it. y Fi Onilstian Sect please
lou viii also enclose fee of So further fee Of
Wl'nn one month after marriage thus maxine S5o a
Seer we 40 not condne to one ntro1n;
90 WIZ oe necessary until marriage But we maa Nc
the first - 0 P"S i"euC Vi sald Zee of 50 for
Is not at all necessary that you should be wealthy mon
But is necessary that you should be man b my man
kind and good husband to wife "n VINO would make
Ii you not such man please do NOT WIT;
Address;--A1essrs. JOHN 1T Own e nIrNrc.>-
q, O. Ar, nglo-American Agents
Leyton London, England
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Custer County Democrat platform

We Committee Platform and Resolutions beg leave to
present the following
1--WE the Democrats Of Custer County Idaho convention DIS
sembed do at this time affirm allegiance Democratic prin
cipes as enunciated in the National and State platforms.
eve assert loyalty the courageous nominees of the Nat
iona ticket-Alton B. Parker and Henry G. Davis.
unquafedy stand by the the State Democratic
ticket, and endorse the State Democratic platform.
I'VE pledge Legislative honorable means
10 OBTAIN favorable action in the extension of highways
creek thunder Mountain and other mining sections which
naturally tributary Custer County, opening up of which
would be material beneftnot only this
but to the entire State presenting the Custer
men who are capable OF bringing the desired legislation
we call attention to the fact that the party has al
ways been consistently favor the Eight Law and we
pledge our nominees to vote for measure -
1--WE pledge nominees if to all honorable
Tor the enactment and enforcement of Twoe Limit
Law" - N A4V
Respectfully Submitted
GEO. E. KEYES Chairman
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Democratic Ticket.

For State Senator
Ravenel Macbeth, Custer.
For representative
Joshua d. Wood, Mackay.
For Probate Judge
Jesse G. Finnell, Challis.
For Sheriff
Robert Morrison, Challis.
For Commissioner, 1st Dist
James Hooper, Morse.
For Commissioner, End Dist
Charles A. Pfeiffer, Custer.
For Commissioner, 3rd Dist
Jasper H. Baxter, Houston.
For Treasurer
Alice Felkner, Challis.
For Assessor
Frank Uehren, Mackay.
For School Supt--
Martha keenan,, Mackay.
For County Attorney
William ]. Lamme, Challis.
For Coroner
John Cassiday, Challis.
For Surveyor
-
Joseph L. Ebberts, Challis.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Democratic Ticket.

For Presidential Electors
Aaron F. Parker, Grangeville,
John G. Brown, Blackfoot,
William W. Woods, Wallace.
For Member of 59th Congress-
Benjamin F. Clay, Caldwell.
For Governor
Henry HeitfeId, Lewiston.
For Lieutenant Governor
Frank Harris, Weiser.
For Secretary of State
Jesse j. Walling, Nampa.
For State Auditor
Ashby Turner, Idaho City.
For State Treasurer
Timothy Regain, Boise.
For Attorney General
Alfred A. Fraser, Boise.
For Supt. of Public instruction.
Permeal French, Bellevue.
For Inspector of Mines
Max ]. Lincke, Wardner.
For Justice of Supreme Court
Nathan H. Clark, Mackay.
Emblem "A "Thoroughbred
Rooster in Defiant Attitude.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Take YONrClOiCC
IDAHO STATE TICKETS.
Republican Ticket.

For Presidential Electors
Frank J. Hagenbarth, Spencer,
Henry w. Keifer, Idaho Falls,
Erastus w. Oliver, Grangeville.
For Representative in Congress
Burton l.. French, Moscow.
For Governor
Frank II. Gooding, Shoshone.
For Lieutenant Governor
Burpee l.. Sleeves, Weiser.
For Secretary of State
Wilmot H. Gibson, ST. Anthony.
For State Auditor
Robert S. Bragaw, Priest River.
For State Treasurer
Henry N. Coffin, Boise.
For Attorney General
John j, Guheen, Pocatello.
For Supt. of Public Instruction.
May L. Scott, Blackfoot.
For Inspector of Mines
Robert N. Bell, Challis.
For Justice of Supreme Court
Isaac n. Sullivan, Haley,
For Judge of Sixth Judicial Dist.
James M. Stevens, Blackfoot.
Emblem-An American Eag-
lie with Out-stretched Wings"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
DEMOCRACY.
X r X n
j.
-
Irrational Democratic CicRet.
For President-Alton B. Parker
For Vice President-Henry G. Davis.
ndabo Democratic Gieket.
ndabo Democratic Gieket.

For Presidential Electors-A F. PARKER.
" JOHN G. BROWN.
" w. w. WOODS.
For Governor-HENRY HEITFELD.
For Lieutenant. Governor-FRANK HARRIS.
For Congressman-BE f. CLAY
For Supreme Judge-NATHAN H. CLARK.
For Secretary of State. ]. WALLINCt.
For Attorney General-A. A. FRASIER.
For Audtor-ASHBY TURNER.
For Treasurer-TINOTHY REGAIN.
For Supt. of Schools-PERMEAL FRENCH
For Mine Inspector ]. LINCK.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Socialist Ticket.

Electors
Joshua Reesor, Idaho Falls,
Arthur l.. Freeman, Boise.
John Senter, Nez Perez.
Congressman
John H. Morrison, Weiser.
Governor
Theodore B. Shaw, Pocatello.
Lieutenant Governor
James Smith, st. Anthony.
Secretary of State
Edward l.. Rigg, Glenn's Ferry
Auditor
Thomas j. Coonrod, Emmett.
Treasurer
Herman r. Clark, Idaho Falls.
Attorney General
Louis E. Workman, Boise.
Supt. of Public Instruction
George w. Triplow, Landore.
Inspector of Mines
John Benbow, Boise.
Supreme Court
John c. Elder, Moscow.
Emblem-"Hand Clasp Around
the World"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01

MANrED-ouickly, few persons to repre.
seht long established wholesale house among
re'sii merchants and agents. Local terri,orS
OF few counties. as salary and eInsnsos ''o.s
weekly, Expense money advanced CoD,I p"aN
s,,"ae eAa' Permauent engagement. Business
S Suo.essiui' Previous experience not essential
,. nsiose eh'addressed envelope. "Superin.
'ehoent travellers" ss5 Dearborn St., Chicago
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
CUSTER co. TICKETS.
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For State Senator
Charles F. Baker, Mackay.
For Representative
George L. Morgan, Mackay.
For Probate Judge
Laurens Fl. Johnston, Challis.
For Sheriff
William Elder, Challis.
For Commissioner, LIST Dist.
John Stephens, Challis.
For Commissioner, End Dist
Henry H. Knapp, Custer.
For Commissioner. 3rd Dist
Christian V. Hanson, Mackay.
For Treasurer
Fitz ]. Clyde, Challis.
For Assessor
Frank H. Olson, Mackay.
For School Supt--
Louise .Bascom, Dickey.
For Coroner
Duncan Cameron, Challis.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Prohibition Ticket.

Electors
Rebecca Mitchell, Idaho Falls
Thomas G.Hodson, Ceur d'Alene
George E. Surber, Payette.
Congressman
Allen K. Wright, Boise.
Governor
Edwin r. Headley, Moscow.
Lieutenant Governor
James II. Egbert, Nampa.
Secretary of State
William E. Talbot, Chelsey.
Auditor
Henry A. Crowell, Weiser.
Treasurer
Robert Galbraith, Falk's Store.
Mine Inspector
George Klock, Orc Elmo.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at HALEY, Ida,
~

Department of the Interior. !
Land Office at HALEY, Ida
October 21st, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing-named settler has Gled notice
OF his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and that said
proof w'il De made before L. II. John
ston, U. S. Commissioners. az his oA;ao
in Chailis, Idaho, on November 3otb
1904, viz Casper Mock on Homestea5
Application No. 1911, for the Lots a a
ana !, SWA NWA, Sec. 20, TIP. 10 N
ne names the following witnesses TO
a prGV EMS ms continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz
Nels C. Jenson, Arch Howell Will;or,
Il. Elder, Thomas Jose. All OF Chaii;s
custer County, Idaho.
n. j. SHARP, Register.
FIRST publication Oct 95th, 1864.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Peoples Party.

Electors
Frank Forbes, Payette,
John G. Rummel, Boise,
r. d. Jones, Bonner's Ferry.
Governor
IT. W. BARLEY, Moscow.
Secretary of State
A. E. Wright, Payette.
Auditor
Levi J. Hammond, Moscow.
Treasurer
Horace E. Ostrander, Salmon.
Mine Inspector
Edward Buchanan, Boise.
Congressman
D. L. Bailey, Boise.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Desert Land Final Proof, -S.tio. for publio,,,o,
Unite. nited States Land ofice, ,

HALEY, Ida, Sept. 1G, 1904 {
Notice is hereby given that wura1,
II. Elder, of Chaliis, Custer cnnnsu
Iusho, has filed motive of intent;on -
make proof on his desert-land ci,;S ~
NO NO soS, for the Lots and a SEI1
HEa, NWA NE14, Sec. 10. Tn. IA n
~ ~ r., Is. NJ, before L. Il. johns,o,'
". :; Commissioner, at his oftics T.
Snailis; Idaho. on Wednesday. the sna
day of November, 1904. 'nS ina
DC names the following witnesses e.
prove the complete irrigation and 70 70
ciamstion of said land anu re-
6 Arch Howell, Challis, Idaho.
T hsrIes Is. Jensen, Challis, Idaho
Thomas Jose, Chailis, Idaho
aaron IL. Conover. Challis. Idaho
FRS. r,h,;...N. J. SHARP, Register
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.

Shall Section 10 of Article Is
of the Constitution of the State
of Idaho be so amended as to
permit the County Commission
ers to be elected for a term of
four years
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-01
Custer Go. Democrat TiOket

For State Senator-Lavenel Macbeth
For Representatives d. Woods
For Sheriff-Robert Morrison.
For Assessor and Colector-Frank Uehren.
For Treasurer-Alice Felkner.
For Probate Judge-Jesse G. Finne.
For County Attorney-Wilam J. Lamme.
For School Supt-Martha keenan,.
For Coroner-John Cassday.
For Surveyor-Joseph L. Ebberts.
For County Commissioners, Dist No. flames Hooper
3" Dist. No 2-Chas A. Pfeiffer.
" Dist No. 3-Jasper H. Baxter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
rriumphs OF Modern surgery.

Wonderful things are done for the bu.
man body by surgery. Organs are taken
out and seraped and polished and put
back, or they may be removed entirely
bones are spliced; pipes take the place Of
diseased scctionse of veins, antiseptic
dressings are applied to wounds, bruises
burns. and like injuries before inaamma-
tion sets in, which canses them to heal
without matmation and In one-third the
time required by the old treatment.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm acts on this
same principle, 1t Is an antiseptie and
when applied to such injuries, causes
them to heal very quickly. 1t also al.
lays the pain and soreness. Keep bot.
tie of Pain Balm in your home and it
will save you time and money, not to
mention the Inconvenience and suffering
whichssuch injuries entail For sale by
Stone & Mercer.