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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
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''It's one of us.'' groaned Twigg. "and I believe it's that lubber, Gaines"
 Its a belaying pin against ten dol- lar note that she's in love with that fig- urehead Twigg." mourned Gaines, in so- liloauy. There's no fool like a wo- man."
 It was while the two schooners were loading lumber at Savannah that Cap tain Twigg imbibed the suspicion that his rival intended bringing things to a focus on his arrival in Baltimore, and hence his eager inquiry of the pilot He was led to this belief by the absent demeanor of Gaines and his frequent re- sort to alcoholic stimulants.
 "Nervin' himself.' unused Twigg, ap- prehensively. He'll ask her for sure" When the Climax dropped anchor in the harber, half a cables length from the Shiloh, Captain Twigg would not have been surprised If the latter craft had been decorated with bunting in cele- bration of the engagement of her com mander, but a careful investigation through his binoculars disclosed no evil dences of rejoicing, and Captain Twigg was in a dilemma. Had Gaines propos- ed and had he been accepted or reject ed? Not for the world would Captain Twigg propose to Mrs Bowes and have her tell him Gaines was ahead. Gaines would proclaim ms 0lScOmntuTe 10 the world and he would be laughed at from Cape Ann to key West.
 Captain Twigg possessed a material ad- vantage over his rival He had an ad- wiser of weight. MT. Hopp, chief mate of the Climax. was an expert on love. According to his statement, women of all nations had unavaflingly contended for his hand. and when in the glow of spir- ituous excitement. Mir. Hopp would re- count with gusto how he was obliged to swim the whole length of the Dardan- elles to escape the jealous fury of a Turk whose harem, using the metaphor of Mir. Hopp, contained as many wives as a cattle boat has bullocks, each one prettier than the other, and all in love with Hopp. Such a man-immune him. self to the ravages of love and yet mas ter of all its ntricacles-was a man to confide in, and Captain Twigg laid his case before him.
 You see.'' said Captain Twigg. 'I want to find out If she has taken that lubber. Gaines, and if she hasn't who she will take. I knew a fellow once who was great on figgers. He said he could find out by recokning by algebra, a way of putting down letters instead of fg- gers, a letter meant an unknown quanr tity, and he kept on putting down let ters until he found what the quantity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18

A woman worries good deal all her life over the possibility of not getting as many flow CTS at her funeral as she deserves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY.
BY J. c. PLUMMER.

(Copyright, 1904, by Daily Story Pub CoD
 ..f1as the shiloh passed in?' was the uuestion with which Captain Twiggs greeted the pilot as he boarded the schooner Climax off the Capes.
 .sShiloh. Shiloh" ruminated the pilot; s.yes, she passed in yesterday in tow or the Triton"
 .sPears to be in a hurry" commented Captain Twigg, sourly.
 There was a certain lady of blond hair and buxom build, who dominated over n ship chandlery on the water front Of Baltimore, whose establishment was much freqnented by coastwise shipmas- ters.s Coincident with generous physi- cal development and winsome face was the possession of an excellent business left her by her husband and sundry dol lars well invested. A prize to wife-hun- Ery man would Mrs. Bowes have been, even though penniless; equipped as she was, a jewel beyond price. and Captains Gaines of the Shiloh. and Twigg of the Climax, loved and writhed in the sus- peIse of unexpressed affection.
 Like sundry valuable things Mrs Bowes was not an easy acquisition. She was as baffling as an off shore wind to called, loaded and primed with a de- claration, she was so loud in her praises of the absent Twigg that the ardent lover silently slunk back to his ship. Twigg, on the contrary. after having spent a whole coast trip in rehearsing his burning speech, would encounter such an extollment of the virtues of Gaines that he banked his fires and fled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
A CONFEDERATE FLAG.
Interesting Relic of Fourth Alabama
 Infantry.

The original silk flag of company G. 4th Alabama Infantry, C. s. A., has been added to the store of interesting relics of the Department of Archives and History.
 The nag was donated to the Depart ment by the widow of Porter King the son of one of the captains of the com pany. The company was raised at Mar ion and entered the war under the n1me of the Marion Light Infantry. The com pany was at different times commanded by Captains Porter King, William M. Robbins and IT. IT. Moseley. Captain HoOolhs was later promoteS % Major. He IS now resident of North Carolina and is the Confederate member of the Cctt,,s1 burg National Park Commission.
 The nag is a handsome specimen os tee
 Bonnie Blue Flag" On one side of the blue helds are the stars each represent. ing one of the Confederate States. t,u the reverse side Is a l:felike painting oi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
TEACHERS LICENSED.
Papers Graded and Certificates
 Awarded in Two Counties

Papers Graded and Certificates
 Awarded in Two Counties.
 The State Board of Examiners has graded the papers of applicants and granted licenses to the following to teach in the public schools:
 Pike County-W. F. Reeder, William A. Grove, J. c. Knight, w. O. Hall Lee Harris. D. W. Mclean. woodie Griffin. J. H. Blair. N. D. Cameron, Maud Mo David. A. c. Jones, Shelby Mathews Hattye Sellers. T. J. Hale, Lillia Crit tenden. Mattie Biedsoe. G. M. Malone. L. P. Shaw. Fla Cox. w. o. Bozeman. E. w. Jenkins. Jennie McInnis, Maggie Reeves. Bamma Drinkard. Helen McIn- his. A. B. Sellers, s. P. Holland, Ida McGhee. NJ. o. Sanders. E. Mathews, Julia Ann Williams. c. W. Whitehead Jamie M. Pope. Julia A. Sanders, Mrs Alice c. Wiley. Mae Chadwick
 Washington County-Carrie Poncher. Lille Thomas. Ella Grant Patton, Anna Seals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18

cotton plant. the bolls bursting with the f1eecy staple. On the white field Is painted in letters of old gold Marion Light Infantry" The flag is seven feet by five feet and 1t Is surrounded by a gold cord
 Mrs. King also supplied a compiled roll of the company.
 The Department has also received three valuable original rolls of company I Of Wjrt Adams's regiment of cavalry. AL though the company was in a Mlssssip- pi command it was made up of South Alabama soldiers. The rolls contain his- torical memoranda and are very valua- ble. They were presented by Hon. J. Y. Fitzpatrick of Camden, who was the sec ond captain of the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Certificates Filed With the Secretary
 of State.

A certificate of the Vulcan Trading Company's Incorporation in Jefferson County has been filed for record in the ofice of the Secretary of State.
 The company is capitalized at $10 00). It's interpretations we'll known business men of Birmingham are James A. Me Knight, Samuel P Miller. w. M. l.. Lit tie and Robert E. Smith.
 A certified copy of the articles of in- corporation of the Chattanooga Brewing Company was filed with the Secretary of State yesterday The paper names Mont gomery as the company's principal place of business in Alabama and James J. Sullivan as it's Alabama agent.
 Notice of the incorporation of the Smith's Sons Lumber Company in Mobile County was received yesterday in the of- flee of the Secretary of State. The com pany which proposes to do a general lumber business is incorporated at $100.- OO0. Its incorporators are w. T. Smith, W. T. Smith. Jr. and John J. Kyser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
HOLT PRESSES CLOTHES. 10o. s. Court. Telephone 432. Mon-wed-fri.
RAISED MONEY ORDERS.
Sleek Swindlers Got Money From
 Montgomerians.

o4Sck 0WAu0ASES 1UI u1OuSy GICI1l
 Montgomerians.
 Report was made yesterday to polica headquarters that several business houses of Montgomery had been swindled by a Eenteel appearing man who operated here several days ago.
 This man is said to have stayed at the Exchange Hotel His method was to present a raised money order which he had mailed to himself accompanied by a letter. In each case the money order was raised from 50 cents and g to sums as high as $50. Among his victims were Jules Galatas, $50; Exchange Hotel. $50: Harry Winters. $2S5O. and Sol Cadden, $40.
 Police Chief Gerald said the report was made so late that 1t was impossible for his department to do anything to appre- bend the swindler.
 A month ago the Montgomery postoff1ce was advised to be on guard for swindlers who were raising money orders but 1t seems no orders were purchased here.
 The trick has been worked in Savan- nah. Atlanta. Macon. Columbus and Montgomery. It is believed the white man has a negro confederate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18

Prickly Ash Bltters cures disease of the kidneys, cleanses and strengthens the liver, stomach and bowels.
 Wed.fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
MRS. LAWRENCE CONFIRMED.
Former Montgomery Woman Post
 master at Livingston,

News has been received in Montgomery that Mrs. W. H. Lawrence. recently ap- pointed postmaster at Livingston has been confirmed by the United States Sen ate.
 Mrs. Lawrence Is the wife of Editor w. H. Lawrence of The Livingston South ern Home and is her9elf a writer Of t1l- ent and ability. She was Miss Emily Reed of Montgomery. a daughter of the late Samuel c. Reed. and has numerous relatives here
 She will succeed T. B. Smith as post master at Livingston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
Largest Clothing Store in Montgomery.

We have just unpacked an immensely interesting selection of stylish Ready-to-Wear Suits for Gentlemen. Every one of these Spring Suits is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
Juries fail to Aprae.

Kansas City. March 1.-The juries in the case of State Senator Jesse L. Jewell. on trial on charge of soliciting a bribe of s9.OO0 to influence his vote, and that of two other members of the Legislature to repeal a baking powder bill, disagreed late today and were discharged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
Operated in Columbus.

A special from Columbus, Ga., says:
 "A negro raised two 50 cents postal money orders to $40 each by the use of acid in erasing the original figures, and cashed them both at the stores os the Startling Shoe Company and Fred W. Reich, respectively where he nadc pIr- chases. The forgery was not discovered until today. The changing of the orders was done very artistically and looked like the work of an expert. The orders were issued at Griffin. Ga, and made payable at Williamson, Ga. The word Williamson" was changed to Columbus Recently negroes worked the same scheme at Brunswick, Ga. The same game was played at Montgomery. Ala, yesterday by the same negro He bought his money orders in Columbus, 1t being for 50 cents and payable at Auburn. Ala "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-18
BISHOP TO PRESIDE.
Approaching District Conference of
 Methodist Church.

Bishop W. A. Candler of Georgia wifi preside at the approa ching conference of the Montgomery District of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
 The Montgomery District Conference will he held at Forest Avenue Church. Highland Park, April 14 to r.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01
YuL,unrknnden var ganska liHig

TnImayknaden var ganska lifig
har och manga infunno sig for att
handla at den msngd ssker, som
funnos / bodarne. Deremot var
v~aderleken mindre gymsam pa
|iuldagen. Tidigt pa morgonen
visade termometern Diver trys
punkten, men den foil sd smanin-
gom, tills den pa qvallen visade
sex grader under noll. Hela dagen
rsdde dessutom en- hard och ihal'
lande blast.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01

oaktadt lakarnes ALA bemodan-
den att vacka honom ur hans
dvala.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01

va
ward. har varit sangliggande un-
der fyra veckor j magsjukdom och
ar for narvaraude mycket dalig.
Mr. Gust Ostling med familj
afreste till Sverige for att der
boz alta sig. De afresa med Anne
rican %Iinienss philadelphia fran
New York nasta lordag.
Mr. och Mrs Andrew Beckman
SAINT son Irafran Oakland, Nebr.,
hafva yarit har pa besok hos sin
dotter och mag, herrskapet Chas
Johnson.
Hy Oscar Peterson med fanilj
fran Shaler, la SAINT hr Elof
Nelson med fra fran Alta arc pa
beSok hos herrskapet Alfred
Olson. 1922 Jennings street.
Mdket not poliskapten Ed, An
derson, hvilken star under ankla-
gelse tor corruption. kommer att
upptagas i Observation-Disclosures
mandagcn den IS dennes.
mr. Emil Hut, ON hviiken vi i
fGreoSende hummer namde att
han bIifvit lila skadad i hogra
handeg vid sparvexling, har nu
bliiv;t sa pass sterstalld. att han
kunnat lemna hospitalet. Till all
lycka har handen kunnats raddas
utom tummen, hvilken ar och
forblir oorta
Mrs Anna Dunn. hvilken for
EFT par minader sedan lifsiarligt
sarsdes at sin man. vistas fortfa-
rande pa St. JosephshosPitalet, der
hon synes vara pa vag att till
friskua Hon har tilItagit i vigt
sedan aon kom dit. men kommer
aldrig att atervinna sina lemmars
bruk. derest sd ~intraffar att hon
lefvande lemnar hospitalet.
R0P pa help Triangle haromda
gen ut ar James Porters hus nara
Pixicy park och grannarne, som
tro1de att nagon holl pa att NOR
das der. sande efter polls. Vid
ankomsten dit fann polisen husets
here kfupen under en- sang och
hustrun staende Oliver honom med
en- qvast. Den stackarS manner
berattade att hans akta halls iagat
honom Diver hela huset med qva
stem och att han till sist mast
krypa under sanger for att freda
sig, Han var So uppskramd att
han eli yaghde STAMINA hemma utan
toljde med polisen till stationen,
der han erholl tillateise att till.
bringa natten. Antaglioen van
tade henom EFT varmt mottagandc
da han kom hem igen,
M, Charles T. Ciaypoole. SEX,
reterase for the American Con.
fetty Co. rakade i lordagsqvall
falla at sin hast vid 6 & Chambers
sts. Han foil pa hufvudet och
uppt ,gs sanslos och forbes till
Samaritan hospitalet. der Diet be
FARMS att hans skador voro al
mycktt allvarsam beskaffenhet
Han forblef sanslos hela 'natten
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01
Miller & Kline G ca%p
s5a1sss 71O-712 Fourth Street.

oaktadt lakarnes ALA bemodan-
den att vacka honom ur hans
dvala.
Elmer Brown, porter / Maize
site saloonen, begaf sig i sondags
upp pa slit rum barande sin mid
dag pa en- bricka. dervid han ra.
kade att falla utfor trappan och
spilla den rara maten. Han blef
deraf sa arg, att han kastade babe
bricka och porslin ut pa gatan
och blef arresterad pa begaran al
egaren at den restaurant. der han
bestallt m%iddagen. Pa qvallen
varsnade han att dorren till hans
cell pa polisstionen lemnats open
!. hvarfor han helt trankilr marsche-
rade ut derifran och begaf sig till
restaurantmannen, med hvilken
han uppgjorde slit mellanhafvan-
de. Han begaf sig till s%tationen
igen och insattes pa nytt och fck
dagen derpa iva dagar for iyI-
leri.
NvfysSf6UWa halles i dag pa
nySrsdagen kl. ?, e, m. / Augu-
stanakyrkan. ola en- mangd aren-
den rorande forsamlingen komma
att afhandlas.
Gudstjenst halles pa nyarsdagen
klockan half II /. m.
Julottan och julfesten for bar
nen voro talrikt besokta.
Under naSta vecka halles hvarje
qvall bonemote i kyrkans under
waning.
Parfymer, Album. booker m. m
passande till julklappar hos Sa-
muelson & Olson, 1902 St.
Ef7ey att under iva manaders
It'd hafva sparat en- hasttjuf vid
namn Robert Solsberg, lyckddes
Diet sheriff Feeney at Stanley
Co.. S. D., andtligen att gripa
sin man och anlande med honom
hit i m~andags for att fortsatta re
san foljande dag. Solsberg in
sattes under tiden | polis6nkap,
men da sheriffen pafoljande dag
kom for att hemta honom. hade
fogeln flugit sin kos, dervid Diet
tillgatt pa foliande satt: Da nagra
andra syndare mot lag och for.
ordningar / tisGagsmorgse in.
|, stalldes infor polisdomaren att
svara for sina ofvertradelser, kom
Solsbeg att folja med dem, men
6ck tillsagelse att ga sin vag. da
ingen a~nklagelse fanns emot no.
nom och man antog honom vara
en- af de ~logerare, som pa natterna
bruka halla till pa stationen. Han
var ej e att lydia befallningen
och vaudrade denna dag 20 mil
till Rock Branch, der han 6ck
lofte att STAMINA Diver natten hos
en- man vid MANN Sitel, med hvil.
ken han pa qvallen foljde till EFT
mote, der han blef igenkand pa
grund at den beskrifning tidnin
game lemnat pa honom. Och
Solsberg ar latt att kama igen.
Han ar sex och en- half tot lang,
men ytterst mayer och skranglig
Han var ikl5dd en- mexikansk
haiti at sockertoppsfason, SKIM
vast och damasker gaende uppt till
knana. Han sages vara norman
till borden.
P0hSkOHStabeLH John A. Dahl
sokte haromdagen hoppa upp pa
| en- brandyapn. som befann c;a "a
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01

foil med den pafoljd att han
ick sina ben och knaskalar lila
hadda och sargade. Men per-
missionerna b,efvo sa platt for
derfvade och 6delagda, att de ej
stodo till att botas alls.
En- gammal d0f qvinna vid
mann Mrs Mary F. Kelley och
blinda Annie Hansen pakordes
forliden iulqvall af en- sParvagn
vid 4 och Prospect SITS. dervid
Mrs Kelley skadades sS lila att
hon maste foras till EFT hospital.
Miss Hansen slapp deremot un-
I dan lat.are med n&gra skramor !
hufvudet och pa kroppen.
En- rik farmare vid MANN Jacob
,Diegel. bosatt nara Marcus, Ia,
rakade dagen fore julaftonen ia
halsen afbruten derigenom att
hans hast skeuade och ksstade
honom UT akdonet mot en- stall
vagg.
Han forbes ii | Cherokee, der
lakarne ej kunde utratta nagot.
utan raddc honom att esa hit.
AtfSljd at sin hustru kom han
ocksa hit etterat pa ju'qvallen
men aaed i Illinois Centrals ba-
gagerum fem minuter efter sedan
han kommit hit. Han var So ar
gammal och efterlemnar hustru
och fem barn.
Ar6<tet med upptagande at is a
Big Sioux hoden ar nu j full gang
med en- arbetsstyrka uppgaende
till 200 man. Diver SO. 900 tons al
is kommer att upptagas endast at
the Consumers Ice Co.
En- bntenders union bildades
har for nagon It'd sedan och ick
en- ganska stor anslutning. dock
Ell af ALA. Saval i delta som i ALA
andra yrken times man, som anse
sig vara battre an andra, och dessa
vile q inga i den nya union, hvil
ken de anse till storsta delen besta
af man. som ej arc ba.tenders alls
utan endast olkorare, porters eller
"beer slingers"i nagot oordentligt
hus. De ANNA derfor soka astad
komma en- union bestaende endast
af erkandt erfarna man i yrket
och med uteslutande af ALA andra
Inom den nya union raider for
ofrigt ringa harmonl, och t1era
bland de nyvalda embetsmannen
pastas Ell vara riktigt populara.
Nilsson Hale i Rock Branch
rskade haromdagen falla fran den
stol han sattpa, hvarvid EFT skott
ur en- revolver. som han bar i
hckan, gick al. och kulan traffade
honomi benet. / stallet for att
wanda sig till lakare gick han efter
sin rakknif och skar sjelf ut kulan,
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Manga hna saker passande for
julklappar hos Samuelson & on
son, 1902 - St.
Spalding brader Spslding
c. c. Thelanders Componn
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
i brostet
Stormtonster Stormdorrar,
Stormpapper hos hos Spalding.
On nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4e7 Pearl Street.
Mar nj har hosta, sa kop en-
f1aska af Thelanders Comnnund
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01
~ TIL salu hos ala apotekaret I6<
Halls Family Pills ero do basta.

En- Id ar gammal gosse vid
MANN AroE Berg hoppade i It's
days af sparvagnen vid Ddcc och
South Iowa sts.. dervid han hal
kade och kastades valdsamt ON
kull. Han fck en- dup skrama j
kinder rara ogat och maste tagas
till Samaritan hospitalet for att Ia
saret hopSydt. Gossen har varit
har j landet endast ire manader
och har svart for att CORA sig be-
griplig pa engelska. hvarfor hans
begaran till konduktoren att
STAMINA ej forstods af denne.
Fore bartenteren James II.
Bowman kom j sondagseitermid
dag in i Sopers apotek och skulle
hsfva fallit omkull, derest Mr.
Soper Il fatt tag honom och satt
honom pa en- stol der han genast
forIorade medvetandet. Han for
des till Samaritan hospitalet, der
han ahed en- timme senare. Mr.
Bowman har under manga ar lidit
at hjertlidande och varit under
misunderstanding derfor. | SON
days 6ck han EFT at sina anfall och
begaf sig till sin lakare for att
soka lindring derfor, men traffade
fonom ej hemma. hvarfor han
Degaf sig in pa apoteket. Den
ahidne var 81 ar gammal och har
iemte sir famili bott har ] Id ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01

Malarefarger och all slsgs ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01

DIR. Peters Kuriko fnnes til
salu i Boulevard Grocery.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01

Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spalding, 8 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01
xloo BEL0YrNc s1oo.Y

Denna tidnings lasare viii vara glada 6fyerhtt
crfara, att der ertdetminsta en- fruktad sjukdom,
som vetenskapen Arr stand till att kurera 4 ALA
dass stadier och Diet ar katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
Or Diet cnda verkliga botemedel lAkarekonsten
kanner. DA katarr Or en- Unconstitutional sjuk-
dom, fordrar den en- constitutional behandling.
HsllAs Catarrh Cure tages in, verkar direkt pa
hlodet och ~slemhinnorna I systemet, tllintetg6r
dervid sjukdomens orsak och giver patienten
styrka, yid att u~ppbygga konstitutionen och
hjelpa naturen att CORA sitt arbete. Egarne har
Cd myckeu t,lltro till dess valgorande kraft, att
de erbjuda Hundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva-
rest denna medicin 81 verkar botande. sand
efter lista at loford. Tfllskrif.
F.J. CHENEY & 90, Toledo, o.
RB- TIL salu hos ALA apotekare, 76cs
Hall,R EamilY Pills ArQ 10 basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01
American, Dominion i
och White Star Lines
angaIe underhalla reguliera f6rbindelser
mellan
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON.
PORTLAND, HALIFAX
SAINT - 4.

Observation-Disclosures
QUEENSTOWN.
DE nesta. al dem aro .duhbelpropellrade ccIf
TIRE al dem aro de sT6RsTA angare yerlden.
. Den stora P~oPULARITET, som ofy nnAmnda
LINER %tnIuter bland dem sande allmanhe.
ten ar en- saker bergen for att ALA passagera-
re erhalla yanligt bem6tande. god omvardnad.
tillrackiig och val lagad mat, sna b resa SAINT
lakareyard och medicin. mar 50 erfordras.
DessItom tlnnas 4 dessa LINERS am0are en-
mangd famtberum .innehallande 2-4-6 hytter
Hlnga uppehaI CORES England, ty passage-
raEne, som resa, med AMERICAN, DoMINfoN
1ch WHITE sTAR lines 8ngare. anlanda till
England 1 lamplig It'd for att fortsatta resan
hamnarne.
De som resa FRAN CAMILLA LANDET. be-
notNa ~ heller yinta lange 1 England "a befor
drlng till America. ON biJetterna aro INSTALL
ia pa ofvannamda LINER,
Pris och t~urlistor sHndasm med noie. omI till.
skrifven F. 9. BROWN,
q Money West. Passenger Agent.
sRabb 5r" och eo-se Dearborn St.
billigt. CHICAGO. iil.
II. BRECKE. II. H, LARKF.
" w. Pass. Agt. Amer NJ w. Pas. 10f.
hdn d Write STAR Line. Doninioa LSas.
ia q. srd St. 3Ts Robert st.
Minneapolis. MINI. st. Paul. MINI.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-01
ISioux City.
Svsnska Monitoyens kontor
halles oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
NcNIToRENs TEIeFONNUMMER 1898

Mr. Alex Larson. 1924 Boule-
ward. har varit sangliggande I'M
der fyra veckor i magsjukdom och
ar for narvarande mycket dalig.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-06-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications. as they can
not reach the diseased portions
OF the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that IS
by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an infiamcd
condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is intlamed you have q rum
bling sound OF imperfect bearing,
and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 10 It's
normal condition, hearing viii be
destroyed forever: nine cases out
of ten arc caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inlIanI"d
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give 500 for any case al
Deafness Caused by catarrht that
cannot be cured by Hall : tatal'rh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co.,
--. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c. Take
Halls Family Pills for coastlpa,
ton. -