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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18
r9aniferen". = sirsOas ). 1S. Oftober 1904.

Opmme baabe 2ebenoe og 8goe. 6an tulber benz rene /
idmme Stun0, iom ban ~forubiiger beres Sbdgheoer, og
famine bitten, iom De fparlig f~orfpnoebe fig: ga De gift
ub meo i'm beorgoebe 6erre til Get6femane, btep Der en-
5r9tte meQem Dem, ON bbem Der bar ben gpperite al Dem;
ba ban ibebebe Blob, formdaeoe be lite at puage meo
6am, 6bor inberli9 ban ,wo SAB Dem berom; ba ban
~fangIeoes, fbebe De; oa ban afagbe en- COB 8etenoeie.
%forn9gtebe Peber i'm 6erre. Og merf. ON bisie Id9be
bog 0erren, at be bar rene ~formebelIt bet Srb, iom ban
1db6e tall til Dem. = 8, bette bill eg aibig f%orgtenme.
Ser Ier ieg fart, 6bao ben tore 5orioning Itjuer; Der
ier ieg, bbao bet er, Iom ubg6r fele @ban9eli 9opeolete,
at bi nemlig btibe retf9rbigqjorte al 5roen. Ser Ter ieg
bet fore QlDpr al ben 5prtDnbelie, at Sch &rtii 9u68
Sens Blob renier os at al SDnb. Get er 10 dloele8 uris
n1eli9 Tor al 5ornuft, at Iaa urene Stabninger ituGle neO al
i'm ltren6eO bog bare rene for Sub; men oa b%e9pnber i8
at =ane, at &rtfi Blob 99loer noget mere SUBS Zine END
/ bore, grloer noget mere 6imneen enb for os pdo
SorOen. 8i bernebe Ter bet life og ogter bet for intet;
men bs Sub er bet bit dgtet, at bans Spn pdd Sorben
bar ubgDot lit Blob. 2t, bar bi beroppe og idd i bet
ianbe ems, 6pob @ubs Sen gGloer, og 6bab ri g9lber
inoo BAN, pa ituQe bi ie o8 % ule Ufenneifer Idd Imo1
Iom ct 0rdn 899t1fadlen imoo ben fore, ~uenbeli9e
6erre, Iom 6engao Jig iep bl og 6olben til Dor 6prios
ming. ba matte Ri Iige: 2ae bore l~Sielbeber, Jig felb
Iad ipare, er bog imoo BAN Og bans Blob ct Inlet; oers
Tor tunbe ban meb al Het iige: 0oo, pm er toet, er Ten,
ganTe rem. Og Sub ie COB! Oerpppe 6o8 Sub er bet
iaa. 6bo, Iom er toet, er ganie rem, paa famine Sio bon
berneoe iufter oOer al llren6eO Og iep Ter fig alOeEes ursn.
Sub tie Cob! mibt unber al lsielbeb er Ri for Sub rene,
uIfploige og 6erlige. Oct bur Ri ariitus at tutte for, og.
bet bar ban ielO io9t. ON jeg lite fortaar aft uoi &arz
iagerne og Muaben for ben gtenfeb, ban taller Om, Iaa
Ier je9 bet minoie, al ban ielO bar iagt ON iudbanne,
ion enbnu gift brnebe, meb lit &pos %1tren6eb, at De bar
ganie rene. Seq ier bet minbIte, at De bar for BAN
%teftlige, elftelige gprn. Og ban bar iumne Qften
Iagt, at bet, Iom 9ialot benz, ogIau 9eloer aGe, iom
fornnebelf beres Orb ifdl trO paa fam Sob. II, 20).
Seq btl ba itubere paa benne 6emmeli9beb og albrig
glemne, at ben 6erre Selus, ben enefe jeg be4eper ct
Ipsr9e, fetO iugOe: 5 er rene f~ormeoelt ct Bah og fornes
oelt mine Orb. Omen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-18
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,M1im 9rsbre," flyer 6erren, mime 8rsore." oSa,
bet bar 0iiciplene. tiger Da, bisie Seiu nGrnefe og t%roefte,
fpm MI bapOe fulet BAN mer enb ire Oar, og Iom bar
frpmme og belise bet bar benz, ban falote fine grps
bre 6pab srsIt bar ri beraf9 iuu bill pr Blot Ipare:
.Sar bu enbnu life forfaoet, at bette garnefor6olb til
Sub, og alt bette bar ielpe 9oOsoformaalet for belle
&riIti Sorioning, iom 10 life blut iete for noale fad Ben
ner, men FOR bee @erbsn2 6ar ou enbnu albrig ment og
betentt, bbab bu mauife tuiinbe @un9e bar iugt til Ser
rem: ,t5ober Dor, bu, iom er Simmeten"9 @ifnof
er bet noget llrimelist for 5ornuften pg 5slelien, at
Ri arme epntere itul tanfe pau 9elogtigbeb oenM bpje
9Gre "a gaabe. at bore &rifti grpbre; men bOdb flyer
The indicator., 1904-12-24
In tbs FostoA~,

A funny story Il told Of an Oxford
man, now a distinguished cleric, whe
had passion for practical joking he
was and is a large man Of solemn as.
pect, and he went into a postofIice and
asked the clerk II they kept stamps
The clerk. with a tolerant smile, ad.
mitted that they did. but was a nttis
taken aback by the next question:
What sorts do you keepT
"All the values. sir, that are issued
from a halfpenny to 4 pound" be re-
piled. whereupon his would be custom.
q shyiy intimated that he would like
70 look at some penny ones.
The clerk. with something of an air
produced one of the huge shests which
hold some 20 shillinss' worth Of
stamps and spread It on the countsr.
There you are. SIR" he said. 'Ii
you want penny stamps there arr
some"
The customer appeared dasslsd with
the display and seemed unable to take
his syss on the stamps. He looked
and looked, and at last, after q care.
ful examination, which had comDrs-
Asndsd every part of the shsst, h
pointed to . stamp In the midAls and
nurmured:
II think I'll have that eos, pssasA"-
TIT Bits
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Palsy Circle Initiating.

At their meeting Wednesday night
seven new members were initiated,
including Council Commander, Joseph
Kannay, Of Temple Camp. Reports
OF that meeting have it that Mr..
Kanney was given q most thorough
introduction to the order. The circle
decided TO dispense with the regular
meeting next Wednesday. Dec. %, in
order to allow the members to take
part in the entertainment at the
Opera House.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Pr.ssie.i joke. q q o,,v.


The crow has always loved mischief,
bat bis pranks havs not always hssu
malicious, ~ wsrs too many Of thS
jokss Of 4 bird that bore the name
Il Richie which a. q PCT nams fss
birds was surely not an improvsmsat
upoa time hooorsl Dickis. THIS osow.
which was kept By 4 lady In ireland.
ussd 10 BE- fed On biscuit and watsr
fsom his mistress winA0w. and II was
not an uncommou thing fsr hin -
ssiss the tumblsr In his biIl and daAh
II to the groand somstimss be wsual
patsr q room % the sly anA a0ass
himself BY taking the eorks out q ~.
t3ss and pouring tAstr centsats 0vvR
tie oaDst or By scattsFfnG plas, par
psrs, isttsn. oenAmaat3 aAd ths NJ
% the door.
One day he Sew away wttA q psns1i
and psrcbsd on q tres clsss by. II
punish him his mistress rsf1ssl 70
know him and pushsd him away fseo
tAs window the next tims hs cane Tor
food In . short dns b. rseWas1,
bearing the stossa psaciI unAafDsl,
sxcspt that ths rubber snd piscs haA
vanished. Ofavsiy Iaying It down -
tAs window siil. h. bowed and eawel
h-hb bsst 0eyls, - II 10 ~, '@Os0A
NV. ~ - ~ ffiso1s aga1A"-1u11A
HD0.
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The indicator., 1904-12-24
Lost Lex Under Car.

". H. Bennell, of 1915 Northern
avenue, lost his leg under a street car
last Tuesday afternoon. He attempt
cd to board Lake car at 7th and
Main but fell, bis leg slipping under
the rear trucks and was crushed to Z
pulp between the ankle and knee. The
unfortunate young man was at once
removed to St. Asry's hospital where
the member was smpstated. Mr..
Bennell is % years old and in rather
frail health.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

VIM. Pearcey, of Eads, Colo, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Holi-
han, Of l326a Evans avenue.
Married-Thursdsy, Dec. %, Alex
ander Morrison and Miss Blodwin
Lloyd, at the home of the brides
parents, 808 Abriendo.
Mrs. o. o. Payne. Of 1906 Carterst,
has returned home from the hospital,
where she has been for some time,
seriously III. but is now rapidly recov-
ering
A. R. Cruzen, who was until last
spring the collector Of customs at the
Port Of San Jaun, Porto Rica, but
who is now in business at Boise City.
Idaho, stopped of on his way from
Chicago, where he has been on busi-
ness, to visit his sister, Mrs. P. B
Gavin. wife Of the real estate dealer.
a few days this week.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Quorum Hot Present.

No business Of Importance was
done at the meeting Of the Bessemer
and Minnequa Board of Trade We'd
nesdsy night for the reason that q
quorum Of all the members was not
present. The election was post
poned.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Jesse l. Gates Dead.

Jesse A. Gates, IN old timer in the
city and 63 years Of age, died at bis
home in this city Monday last. He
was q vetsran Of the civil war and in
1888 came to this state from Indiana,
residing at Springfield for ten years
before coming to Pueblo. A wife,
two sons and two daughters survive
him.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Burlington and IcVilllams.

Can sell you nice 4-room brick
dwelling in the D. & R. G. call limit.
This is very desirable place for a
railroad man and is cheap at Sl25O.
part cash.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Union Gospel 1eetings.

Services at the Union Gospel meet
ings. 306 Northern avenue, will be
held Sunday at 3 and 7:30 p. M, Rev.
J. W. Croft conducting Then every
afternoon and evening from Dec. 26
to Jan. /, inclusive.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
New Cigar Store.

Just opened at l326a Evans ave-
nue., by Frank Holihan He will carry
a line Of cigars, tobacco and CANDY
and would like bis friends to call and
see him
The indicator., 1904-12-24

$aa.5o Round Trip to Salt Lake
and Ogden.
Via Denver & Rio Grande R. R.
Tickets on sale Dec. "a, IS, 26,
81, January and 2. Limit Ian
uary 4. Tickets good via Glen
wood or Marshall Pass in either
direction. Three magnifcently
equipped trains daily each way.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Buffilxton and IcHllliaas.

Can sell you . 4-room brick dwell
ing with 33-ft. lot, fence, trees and
lawn, in the 800 block Spruce street,
on easy terms for $l1OO.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Burlington and HeTilllans.

Have . nice unencumbered resi-.
dsnce property on West Adams for
sale cheap, or will exchange for de-.
sirable residence property in tho Bes-
semer district.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

Fresh.oysters, 20c pint, at Reliable
Market, Nssa and Routt.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

End hand furniture wanted. Hivh.
est cash price paid. W. W. Jones.
4l8 Northern avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
RAOLE & co.

For . neat a room frame, soft.
lot, lawn, trees, sink, close in Besse-
mer, $50 cash, balance SIS Der
month. 1908 Evons avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Xmas Candy.

loc ID and up. All our own make.
fresh every day. The new CANDY
store. 1912 Evans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
PlaCards For Sale.

PlaCards For Sale.
For Sale.
For Rent.
Boarding.
Board and Rooms.
Furnished Rooms.
Unfurnished Rooms.
Rooms for Light House Keeping.
Dressmsking.
Mems Washing Wanted.
Board by Day or Week.
Board, Room and Bath.
Besides these placards TIE INDr-
GATOR keeps on hand the legislative
acts" protecting hotel and boarding
house keepers, placards Of various
inscriptions used in saloons and 4 lob
lot Of miscellaneous cards.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
School Has Closed

School has closed in District No.
~ until Tuesday, January 3rd, and
the pupils will have good time Of q
during vacation.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

Home dressed poultry with all the
trimmings at Reliable Market.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Plaeards For Sale.

You can get For Sale. For Rent,
Furnished Rooms. Unfurnishsd Rooms,
Boarding, Board and Room, Dress
making, Plain Sewing. Rooms for
Li1ht Housekeeping, Boarding House
AZ, &c.. at ~ IjlDscAfog ol2os.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

BREAKFAST BELL COFFEE.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

Broken Ta6y 1Oc per ID. Citchsr..
The indicator., 1904-12-24

All the good things to eat in season
at Reliable Market. '''
The indicator., 1904-12-24

Highest price paid for End hand
furniture. W. W. Jones, 4l8 North.
ern avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
FROM HUSBAND TO WIFE.

Hemstitched Table Sets. s....
........-.-. .... $3.50 to $500
Beautiful Table Cloths, nap
kins to match-set. .$5.25 TO $500
Spangled Lace Robes $l2.50 to $4,000
Black SILK Dress Patterns.
.........-...... $3.50 to $500
Velvet Waist Pntterns 5000 to 81 90
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

Most fellows can raise the wind when it comes to blowin ghte froth from the top of a beer glass.-Philadelphia Rec ord.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST

w. c r. U MEETING-The w c. T. U. will hold it's regular business meeting tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock in the reception room corner Center and Monroe streets.
 AT MORMON FLAT-Robert Schlei arrived here yesterday from Uttings road camp near Mormon Flat. He says about forty men are employed there now and the road is finished from Goldfield to within a couple of miles of Mormon Flat.
 MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SO- ClETY-N. c. Webster and James Cashion returned yesterday morning from the mines of the Imperial Copper company after the absence of a week. Both of them were around all day. each boasting of having kept the other sober for whole week.
 SURVEY FINlSHED-Sam Bayley is in town again from the storage basin. He reports that Engineer Andrew Weiss of the Colorado school of mines, who was employed to survey the power canal has finished his work and gone home. He expects to return to Roose- welt though at an early day.
 A MUTILATED HAND-Little six year old Con Ambrose son of Mrs. Sarah Ambrose living on West Jack son street had his hand torn to pieces last night by cannon cracker. He was too young to understand that an article made and sold for pleasure and amusement was also deadly
 A FOOL JOkER-A fire alarm was turned in last night from box 23 at Center and Adams street. The re- sponse of the department was prompt but the fire was lacking to keep up the interest. A man whose identity has not been discovered was seen about the
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
THE LARA INQUEST
On Account of the Holiday It Was
 Continued to Today.

The inquest concerning the death of Antonio Lara set for yesterday. was continued by Justice Burnett until half past nine o'clock this morning. On account of the holiday q stenographer could not be secured and the coroner desired to have District Attorney Baker present. M. J. MKelligon the slayer of Para also desired to be represented at the inquest by an attorney and he had not then had time to retain one.
 Later in the day he secured Street and Alexander. No warrant for his arrest has yet been issued and there may be none. That will depend upon the evidence which may besbrought out today It is generally conceded that if the witnesses stick to the same story they told immediately after the killing there will probibly be no com Slaint filed; or if one should be filed the case up at a preliminary eXemina- ton to be disposed of.
 The fact that Para had been put out of NJ Kelligon's saloon twice before the fatal shof was fired and that he had returned each time to the assault of the proprietor. together with the fact that when he was dead there was found in his pocket an open knife. it is believed will constitute a defense thaC will need little development.
 MIX elligon spent the day in the womens cell at the county jail seeing no one but his lawyer.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
A GLOBE SWIMMING SCHOOL
One Pupil Was Pushed Toward Grad
 uatiOn Too Fast.

There is a swimming school at Globe which ought to have a primary department. There was d man drown ed in it last week. The victim enter ed upon a natatorial exercise for which he had not been adequately prepared by previous instruction. It also hap pened that the preceptor of the school was not the right kind of a man to cope with quick rising emergencies. The Arizona Silver Belt tells how it hap pened:
 There was d deplorable occurrence at the swimming school last Friday afternoon. w. P. Haverty losing his life by drowning. Haverty had been drinking but did not show it much in his actions.
 HI. Fl. Dockham, employed by Coteo X James, owners of the electric light works and swimming pool, was in charge of the place when Haverty went into the water.
 After plunging about in the shallow water for a few minutes, Haverty said he was going out of the pool, and Dock ham went into the engine room to fire up. A minute later he heard the cries of two or three small boys coming from the swimming pool, that d man was drowning.
 'Dockham says when he returned to the swimming school Haverty was not in sight. He got d pole and with it To- cated Haverty's body, which he raised to the surface of the water and att tempted to grasp by reaching down in- l to the basin from the platform. but ill | this he failed.
 Then Dockham let the body of Hay erty sink again beneath the surface of the water and although he states that he is a good swimmer. he deliberately went into one of the dressing rooms, removed his clothing, put on bathing trunks and then returned to the ba- sin. entered the water and bore the body of Haverty out.
 "Dr. Bold was summoned and after
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

box and just as the alarm was sounded he ran away.
 A FAMILY REUNlON-Perry Will Hams returned yesterday from visit to his former home in Wisconsin where his mother still resides. While he was there there was a family reunion when members of the family were brought together who had not seen one another for thirty years. MT. Williams was also an attendant at the national republican convention and on his way home took in the worlds fair.
 YMENEAL.-Miss Anna V. Cart lege of this city formerly of Tempe and MT. John P. Rieber of Phoenix were married last evening at the home of the brides cousins, MT. and Mrs. w. Washington on East Washington street. Rev. Dr. Halsey of the Baptist church was the officiating clergyman. It was a quiet home wedding only the immedi- ate family being present. MT. and Mrs. Rieber took the santa F'e for san Francisco.
 A PHOTOGRAPHIC MAP-J. R. Meskimons who has for some time been engaged in making an investigation of the water supply on the Indian reserva- ton is ill the city preparing a map which will be a recapitulation of his researches. The map will show among other things the land now under cultivation and as well the lands which have formerly been under cultivation but which have been abandoned in consequence of the gradually failing water supply.
 A JAIL BANQUET-The fourth Of July penetrated even to the county jail yesterday which proves that though freedom may be temporarily shelved patriotism cannot be throttled. The judge of the kangaroo court caused an order to be entered in the minute book that the sum of $1O be set aside for the purchase of appropriate del:cacies for a proper observance of the natal day. The order was executed ard defiance was thrown at indigestion with as much spirit as it was thrown at the British lion by the men of 76.
 NEW KIND OF A HOG-A great deal is being said in tha papers now about the end seat hog. but yesterdays 's celebration in Phoenix developed a new kind of hog that has the end seat swine distanced by a city block. One of this particular sort of hogs sat in the grand stand at Eastlalle park yesr terday morning during the ball game and a lady sat in a seat in front of him. When she got home sRe discovered that the tobacco juice hog had ruined .l dress for her by having expectcrated all over the rear of it. He was e pa:- ticularly fine specimen of his kind too, for no runt could have produced such quantity of tobacco juice in hour and forty-five minutes, the recorded duration of the game.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
S3OOO FORFEIT

Will be paid by the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association. of Buffalo, N ", if they cannot show the original sigma ture of the individual volunteering the testimonial below, and also of the writers of every testimonial among the thou sands which they are constantly publish ing, thus proving their genuineness.
 "When commenced taking your medicines, eighteen months ago my health was completely brok en down, writes Mrs Cora l.. Sunderland. of Chaueyville, Calvert Co, Md. At times could not walk across the room without pains in my chest The doctoy s0hO aHeHdcd DIs sad /had iuRg fJOHbkS and Hdt 7OOtld HFzas,- 6e 7UeH dgdyn. Altogether l have taken eighteen bottles of Golden Medical Discovery and live vials of Pellets I am now almost entirely well and do all my work without any pam whatever. and can run with more ease than could formerly zCdlk."
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free On receipt of 2I ore-Cent stamps to cover expense of mailing OHiy Address DE. R.. Pierce, Buffalo. N Y.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

company, based upon the claim that gone of the three ingredients was con tained in the medicine.
 Upon the filing of the suit. we, of course. immediately looked into the published analysis. It appears that this particular analysis had been made, if made at all, fully twenty-five years ago. We. thereupon employed three leading chemists in different cities to make an analysis of the preparation from bottles bought in the open market. These analyses. one and all. now show to us conclusively that rot single one of the ingredients mentioned by us ID the. analysis quoted-that is, either digitalis, opium or alcohol-was con- tained in the bottles analysed. w. then-the president of this company and the writer-personally visited The l.. V. Pierce Medical company at Buf~ fal0 and were there convinced that the officers of the company We're abso- lutely truthful in their claim that nol one of these injurious ingredients was contained in Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Naturally. since the analysis we printed has been proved erroneous, the deductions made in con- nection with this preparation were un- warranted and unfounded
 Under these circumstances 1t is now perfectly plain to us that this magazine was uniqtentionally, but nevertheless absolutely misied in making the orig inal statement. and we hereby of our own voition, make this unqualified acknowledgement of our mistake to Th. F.. V. Pierce Medical comDanv and f, our readers.
 The mistake was honestly made, but it was a mstake.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
Ef ScaETeS People

Who come of a consumptive family
 when they begin to cough and the lungs
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
A EXTRACTION

From July Number Ladies Home Jour-
 nal.
 Tn the May number of The Ladies Home Journal, we published, in the ar ticle entitled The Patent Medicine Curse" an analysis of Doctor Pierce's FavOrite Prescription" in which that preparation was represented as con tairing among other ingredients, tine ture of digitalis. tincture of opium. and alcohol. Immediately upon publica- tioL of the number a suit for damages was instituted by The k. v. Pierce. Medical company of Buffalo, New York. proprietors of the preparation in queS- tian, against the Curtis Publishin 7;
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

wards Dr. Holt, and they worked over the body for more than an hour. but their efforts to resuscitate Haverty were futile.
 An inquest was held and strange to say, the jury failed to censure Dock ham,
 "Haverty was given a respectable burial on Sunday. He had recently worked on the diversion turneI at tho dam."
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.

Lucas County ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes roath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney x O., doing busing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CataTrh that cannot be cured by the use ol Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A r. 1SS5 A. w. GLEASON (SeaL) Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY X co. Toledo O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa- ton
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

oAN pam AA
 1t is a fact beyond dis proof that
 consumption is not and cannot be inherited. T he microbe which breeds disc a $ e m Il st absolutely be received by the individual before consumption can be developed
 Men and women who have been af- hicted with Obsti- nate coughs, brOn- Chitis. bleeding of
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS

A social dance will be given at the Hardwick theater under the manage ment of Cobb and Warner tomorrow night Good music will be provided. An excellent floor and d delightful cool place to dance is what attracts the young folks in large numbers to the new theater.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

A hundred years ahead of its time-Schilling's Best-will trade and goods improve so- much in 100 years?
 At your g5ocer.s; monsybaeh
Arizona republican., 1904-07-05

the lungs, emaciation and weakness. have been perfectly and permanently cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery, 1t cures the cough, heals the lungs, and builds up the body ,yi, h oC1iI nec1