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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
Cured Of Piles
After Suffering More Than Twenty
Five Years
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE

TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE
Until about two years ago 1 had had
piles for about thirty years, at times
bleeding and very painful. 1 got a fifty
cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure at the drug
store, and used it and was entirely cured;
got another box in case / needed 1T, and
as the piles did not return in six months
l gave the remedy to a friend of mine
who wanted the doctor to operate to cure
him. My friend said he would use the
pyramids but he knew they would do
him no good. but they cured him of piles
of twenty-five years standing. / am free
from piles today. and have been since
using Pyramid Pile Cure. l was captain
in the Civil War."-James Adams. Sol
diers' Home, Cal
The majority Of people labor under the
impression that an operation is necessary
in severe case of piles. or hemorrhoidS,
and are very skeptical regarding the rene
dial virtues of any medicinal compound.
Testimony like the above should certainly
have Il tendency to dispel this impression
although ii is odd that such a faliacy
should prevail. and still more odd that so
many people Should think an operation
effects permanent cure, whereas tho
contrary is more often the case
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co, 1895 Main street. Mar
SHALL Mich, and receive free by return
NAH the trial package in a plain wrapper
Thousands have been cured in this easy
painless and inexpensive way In the prl-
vacy OF the home. No knife and its tor
ture. No doctor and his bills.
All druggists, so cents. Write today FOR
free package.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
DAYTON'S BLUFF

young peoples society, to be known
as THE Home Guards" was organized
Friday at Holman Memorial church. The
officers are: Superintendent, Mrs. Butter
worth; president, Miss Pearl Roth; secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss Marion Atkin,
and organist. Miss Helen Deter
Mrs. Flannery of East Fourth street
was hostess for the Elysian Card club
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. M. Hawkins,
Mrs. d. Moran and Mrs. Flannery won
prizes. Mrs. Moran will entertain the
club next at her home on East Fourth
street.
Mrs. H. w Dickman of east Sixth
street was hostess for the Two Hour club
Monday afternoon. High scores were
made by Mrs. Theodore Franks, Mrs.
Dervischouski and Mrs ]. Fallows. Mrs.
Franks will be the next hostess.
Mrs. ]. A. Stohlberg of Maria avenue
entertained at luncheon Wednesday, The
rooms We're decorated with ferns and
carnations. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. c: P. Stohlberg and Miss Rhebeck
assisted
Mrs. Laura Dayton, Mrs. H. Freeman,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

E Whom Thou Hast Sent" Sabbath
p. M; seats free.
House of Hope-Fifth and Exchange SITS:
Rev. w. H. w. Boyle, D. D.. pastor.
M41rni Nsu service at II a. M. the Rev.
race 10 Face With a Testing CUES
Commander Ballington Booth Of the
volunteers OF America will speak
UnIversalist
st. PauPs-Mackubin ST near Ashland
aV-; Rev. II. b. Taylor minister 1O.30
a. m; subject, "St. Pauls Favorite SIM
Sunday school at noon.
Unitarian
UnIty-Wabasha ST, foot of Summit av..
Rev- Rlchard Boynton, the minister,
VIII preach on Authority IN Religion.
1.-THE Catholic Doctrine of the Au-
thority of the Church. Service at II a.
M; sunday school at 10 a. m.
Lutheran
Norwegian Evengelical-Thirtee and
0anaoa SITS; 5: I; Reque, pastor; 1890
a. m. sermon py Rev..H. A Stub; 7:45
2. m sermon in English by Rev. Prof.
Q; E. Brandt; subject, The Third
Word From the Cross
Memorial English Lutheran-West Sixth,
near Exchange SITS; Alexander J. d.
Haupt. pastor. Themes for Lent, AN
Admonition TO Holiness" 1880 a. m:
The The Fasting Which Is Pleasing to
oONS ~ exchanges In the
evening. Wednesday evening special
theme. The Evil and Bitterness of
Spiritual
st: Paul Spiritual Alliance-Odd Fellows
han, Wabasha and Fifth SITS. Lyceum
and conference meeting, IL a. m; lee
ture by Mrs. Joseph p Whitwell at
p. M; subject, rs Man an Identity
Through All the Eternal Years? 2" Greet
lngs by Mrs. Mary Jacobs.
Scientist
First Church of Christ-Raudenbus
building, Sixth and St Peter SITS; 1915
a. m, subject. Reality
Second Church of Christ-St. Adams st.
and Holly av.; 10:45 a. m, subject,
Reality
Swedenborgian
New Observation-Disclosures and Selby avs:
Rev. Edward c. Mitchell. pastor. Serv-
ice at 1890 a. m; subject of sermon,
Let Your Communication Be Yea
Yea and Nay, Nay Sunday school at
11:45 a. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
HAMLtNE

Mrs. H. r. Deter gave a birthday party
Tuesday evening at her home In Mime
apolis for her daughter Queen. Miss
Beryl Rice gave readings from James
Whitcomb Riley; the Glee club of Ham
line university sang; Mr.. Morse Prof.
Keller, Robert Givler and a quartette
also gave musical selections About
seventy-five were entertained.
The Hamline Fortnightly club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry W.
Babbidge, 763 Pascal avenue Mrs. Frank
&. Brown will read a paper on Louis &I''
and Mrs. E. N. Wolever one on "Consoli-
dation of the Kingdom of France" The
conversation on Dress in the Middle
Ages" will be given by Mrs. Charles p.
Montgomery and Miss jeanette Kimball.
The Okiyaka club will meet with Mrs.
B. ]. Rice Monday evening. 1.-The Man in
Box" and 'Middlemarch',~ will be re-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
CHURCH NOTICES
Episcopal

st; Clement's-Portland av. and Milton st.
Holy communion. a. m. Morning serv-
ice, IL a. M. Sunday school, 8 p. m.
Evening service, AIS p. m.
Epiphany-Mas hall, Hamline. Rev.
f. c. Johnson, rector. Service and ser
mon. $3.50 p. m. Sunday school. 2:30
o. M. subject. WHO Is My Neighbour?
Christ-Fourth and Franklin SITS. Clergy,
Rev. G. ID. Andrews, Rev. E. E. Madeira.
Sunday services, holy communion s
a. M; litany, holy communion and
sermon. II a. m; subject, The Re
sermon. 1880 p. m. In the evening Mr.
Madeira will deliver the second of his
series of addresses on the Decent
Man" The subject for this week is
The Pure Man.
st. John the Evangelist-Portland av
and Kent st; Rev. Theodore Sedgwick
rector; Rev. George w. Smith, assist
ant; a. m, holy communion: Gas Sun
sermon; subject, "A Religion of Words
and Religion of Deeds; 7:30 D. m.
evening service and sermon. subject
Why Do L Believe in Jesus Christi"
Methodist
Central Park-Twelfth and Minnesota SITS
1880 by Rev. d. Morgan; subject
What Is Christianity" In the evening
at o'clock by Rev. E. H. Goodell.
Clinton Av-Corner Isabel and Clinton.
DR.. Thomas w. Barbour, pastor. Sermon
by pastor, 1890 a. m, subject. Per
sonal Communion With God" Special
revival service. 1880; theme, Have
Room for Jesus?'
First-Dayton av. and West Third st. II.
V. Givler, pastor. AT 1880 a. m. the
pastor will preach on The Rights OF
the Competent; At p. m, The
Spirit Filled Life"
Holman Memorial-Bates av. and Euclid
st. E. Ryan, pastor. At 1890 a. m
the pastor Will preach on THE Lost
Chord Found" AT 7:45 p. m. dele
cation from the Y. NJ. C. A. will conduct
an evangelistic service.
Congregational
People's-Pleasant av. and Chestnut st
Morning service IL o'clock; sermon by
Rev. Walter A Snow; subject The
Evening service o'clock. Rev
Charles A. Payne of Milwaukee will re-
sumo his Mature Sermons" subject
The Swiss Alps-God's Masterpiece
The address will be profusely illustrated
with stereopticon views.
Atlantic-Bates and Conway SITS: DIR
Matt Evans. pastor. Topic for 1890 a
m. Divine Philanthropy" Evening
theme, s o'clock. Are Death Bee
Conversions Genuine?" Forest ST mis-
sion preaching at p. m. by the pastor
DR.. Matt Evans; topic. Christ and toe
Little Ones"
Park-Holly av. and Mackubin st: DR.
Alexander McGregor, pastor. Afornine
subject. Visions Realized evening
DIR. T. II. Hallock. subject, THE Chess
Board of the Ages"
Presbyterian
FiTst-Lincoin av. and Grotto st; Eliot II
Moore. pastor Morning a IO:S6 theme
This Is Life Eterra4-To Know Thee
the Only True God. and Jesus Christ
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
Deafness
CURED AT LAST!

Deaf people everywhere will rejoice with
all their hearts over the latest and best
discovery in the scientific world-a safe
and successful cure for that cruel affiiction
Deafness. No other discovery in the
history of medicine has ever brought such
widespread happiness as will thisl 1t
means clear and perfect hearing for thou
sands of deaf people who are now deprived
of the pleasures of sound-who hear no
more the voices of loved oneS-who are
barred out in loneliness from the CONVEX
sation of friends
To all such, DR.. Sproule, B. A, the ia
nous authority on ear troubles and dis
coyerer of this wonderful new method,
gladly announces, Deafness can at last
be curedr' He entreats the public not to
confound his discovery with the many
widely advertised and cruelty deceptive
so-called "cureS for deafness'-the dis
appointing and fraudulent inventions of
heartless imposters. The Sproule scientific
cure for deafness will bear the closest in
vestigation-it is the honest and hard
earned result of years of deep medical re-
search and study. The greatest delight of
its discovery is this-by means of it
thousands will be made happy.
Do you suffer from deafness in any de-
gree? Then DR.. Sproule asks you to send
TO him and let him tell you. absolutely
without charge, how to regain your hear
ing. 1t will not cost you a cent to receive
information that he has gained through
years of experience in just such cases as
yours. Write to him you would to
friend and receive from this world famous
ear specialist
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

the guests of Mrs. Charles Hilgedick of
Saltwater avenue.
Mrs. Frank Talbert of Minneapolis and
MIS- h X Harrison of East Seventh
street were the guests Of relatives of the
Park Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. E L. Tepel of White
OF the NJ o. B. club and their husbands
Friday evening.
Mr. Nisonger of Minneapolis was the
guest or Mr. and Mrs. z. E. Cunningham
OF saltwater avenue Wednesday.
Mrs: NJ T. Sanders and son Donald of
Laurel avenue spent Wednesday with rel
atves on Saltwater avenue.
Mrs. E. S. Ferrey OF Saltwater avenue
entertained at dinner Saturday. Covers
We're laid for fourteen.
Mrs. G. R. Swarts of Aurora avenue
spent Saturday with Mrs. j. D. Wallwork
of Saltwater avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
Exhibits Sherman Statue

PARIS, March 1S.-Auguste Rodrein,
the sculptor, has written to Ambassa-
dor Porter, that the colossal eques-
trian statue of Gen. Sherman will be
the central feature of the coming ma
tional salon. The statue is from Carl
Rohlsmiths cast from which the orig
inal now in front of the treasury build
ing at Washington was made. Mrs.
Rohlsmith is here experimenting the
exhibit.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
HAZEL PARK

Mrs. Henry Gilbert and daughters of
Minneapolis and Mrs. Philip Gilbert and
daughters of White Bear were the guests
of Mrs. Z. S. Ferrey of Saltwater ave-
nue..
Mrs. Henry CARING of Flandrau street
Friday afternoon in honor OF ST. Pat
rick's day. Theme was Ireland"
Mrs. Yates of St Paul was the guest of
friends of the Park Friday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Clum and granddaughter.
Miss Maude Batehahn of Highwood were
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

Bach at st. Paul few days of the past
week.
The Luther league met at the home Of
Miss Mary Engstrom Tuesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Body visited Mrs H R.
Stone at Minneapolis Sunday last.
Miss Sabine Tierney of ST. Paul visited
her parents here Sunday last.
Miss Anna Erickson visited friends at
White Bear Thursday last.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE

In regard to your deafness. Don't be dis
couraged any longer. If other remedies
and other doctors have failed to restore
your hearing, then DR.. Sproule especially
desires that you ask his help. Every day
many persons once deaf and disheartened
but now happy over hearing regained,
pear sincere and grateful testimony to
what DR.. Sproule has done for them with
his marvellous knowledge and skill Take
advantage of his generous offer at once.
Don't be deaf any longer. Accept this
freely offered-freely given help from a
wise and benevolent man. 1t is yours.
Just for the asking. Send for it today.
NAME
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

Do your ears ltch7
Do your ears throb?
Are you entirely deaf7
Do your ears feel ful7
Does wax form In your ears7
How long have you been deaf?
Are you worse In damp weather?
Do you have noises In your ears?
Do you hear better In a noisy place?
Do you have discharge from either ear?
DID your deafness come on gradually?
Is your deafness worse when you have a
cold?
Can. you hear some sounds better than
others2
Do your ears crack when you blow your
nose?
Answer the above questions. yes or no.
and write your name and address plainly
on the dotted lines Cut out and send to
DR.. SPROUlE, q. A., Ear Specialist
Graduate in Medicine
. and Surgery, Dublin Uni
versity, formerly Surgeon
British Royal Naval Mail
Service). to 10 Trade
Building. Boston. He will
''sss''''.''. give you advice free.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
Creamery is a Go.

The La Jara creamery, of which
we made mention last week, is now
an assured success, the entire a
mount of capital stock. 5000, hav-
ing been subscribed. The stock
holders will meet tomorrow with
Messrs. Buster and Hathaway rep
resenting the Hastings Industrial
company of Chicago, and organize
the STOCK company and appoint a
building committee. The Has
tings company expects to begin the
erection of the plant at once and
will push it to early completion.
When the plant is equipped and in
operation it will be turned over to
the local company. 1t is estimated
that it will take from six weeks to
two months to put the creamery in
running order.
Messrs. Hathaway and Buster
leave tomorrow evening for their
next field of labor
Now that the new enterprise is
assured. let everybody pitch in and
make it one of the money making
industries of the town and county
All it will need to do so will be
for our farmers to give it the prop
er support.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS
- CAPULlN -r
-:
Continued from Page B.

Continued from Page B.
Rafael H Truiilloweut this week
TO look at his sheep ON the noun
tains. He reports them in excel
lent condition to be delivered.
The able and energetic La Jara
citizen, l.. A Norland. has been
doing some surveying lately for j.
Luis Sivera. one Of our popular citi-
Zcns.
Everything looks fine and bright
for good crop and lamb deliver
les, so it is good for all concerned.
Let us all work together and let
everybody feel happy,
The Chronicle subscribers are
glad that their paper now arrives
here on Saturday, as they claim
they cannot get along without it,
as it contains all the home news.
Letters received from Ojo Cali
ente, n. NJ, report that our popu-
lar Capulin citizen, Juan de Jesus
Gallegos. is improving some at the
springs. 1t is hoped that Mr..
Gallegos will recover his health
and return home ready for bust
ness, as he is good citizen and
especially to our poor people, as he
is always ready to help them.
The school directors of Capulin
held "A very important meeting last
Saturday afternoon and among the
business transacted was the inspec-
tion of applications and the selec-
tion of teachers for the schools of
the district. After a careful ex-
animation of the applications and
the qualifications of the applicants
the following teachers were select
ed: Miss Bertha Wolfe of Iowa
was selected to take charge of the
Capulln school, beng very highly
recommended as first class teach
er: Juan NJ. Romero of La Jara
canon was given the La Jara canon
school, where he has taught for a
number of years and given perfect
satisfaction, while j. M. Espinosa
of Conejos was selected to take
charge of the school at La Jolla.
1t is hoped that the appointees will
give satisfaction as our teachers
occupy the most important and re-
sponsible positions in the commun
ity, as the greatest possible benefit
having good teachers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

sr SANFORD II.
From ur Special Correspondent.

From ur Special Correspondent
Fphraim Mortensen of Eastdale
spent a few days in our burg this
week.
Andrew Poulson made a trip up
the river Tuesday to distribute the
water of the Coneios.
Farmerl Don't overlook the
'Ranchman's Column" in every
number of this paper.
VIM. Spencer has just complet-
ed a new and much needed coal
house on the school lot.
Supt. of Schools +. A. Nelson
made trip to Los Cerritos Tues
day, transacting business pertain
ing to his office.
J. w. McIntire passed through
town Thursday with his cattle en-
route from their summer range to
InelT winter range.
Those who took advantage of the
rates to Salt Lake were Peter
Poulson, Mrs. j. f. Crowther and
Mrs. p. H. Cornum.
Poulson and Christensen have
the rock on the ground for their
building and work will be pushed
rapidly until completed.
Now that the required stock has
been subscribed for the proposed
creamery, the farmer can begin
to look out for first class COWS.
Henry Mitchell who has had the
contract for supplying wood for
the E-town dredge is spending a
few days with his sister Mrs. F.
NJ. Mortensen.
Our farmers did not realize the
damage done to their crops by the
late hail storm until threshing time
Some state they lost fully 50 pei
cent of their grain. However this
covers but a small area.
Our district school opens Mon
Oct. 9th instead of Oct. End as for,
merly announced in this column
The trustees are to be commend.
ed for selecting good competent
set of teachers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
3EvENTS OF THE WEEK !


Best Coal Oil at the Drug Store.
House for rent. Apply to Abner
Black. La Jara. Colo
All kinds of bottled goods at
Durham & Hendren's.
J. II. Whitney of Sanford was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. White johnson and p S.
Johnson were at Manassa and Ro-
meo yesterday.
When you want fresh drugs go
to the La Jara Drug Store. n. o.
Ellis. proprietor.
Mrs. McGinty, of Denver, has
arrived on an extended visit with
/ her daughter Mrs. ID. K. Murphy
Ask your neighbors how they
like Hesperus coal. 1t pleases the
cook. The Wallace Mercantile
/ Company.
J. C. Cantu and wife of Los
Cerritos entertained large num-
ber of friends at their ranch last
Wednesday.
Juan Ignacio Valdez, Felis Gal
legos and Julian Gonzalez were
among the prominent Capulin Wis
itors yesterday.
p. S. johnson and ID. X. Muir
ply returned Tuesday from Taos
after an absence of ten days. They
report a hot time.
Andy Glenn. wife and mother,
Miss Pearl Glenn. Mrs. Eta White
and Walt Wilson took in the car
uival at Taos and came home last
Monday.
Call at the Dew Drop Inn when
YOU want anything in the way of
wet goods Courteous treatment
and satisfaction guaranteed. Dun
ham e Hendren, proprietors.
japanese section men have been
installed on the La Jara section to
take the place of the strikers. No
one hernabouts welcomes the re-
placement of Americans by these
scmi-harbarian heathens.
Something like 80 boys suits
left, Range in size from 4 years
to l5. Sold at absolute cost If
your boys need suit come in at
once and get your choice. Wal
lace Mercantile Company.
J. p. Aydelotte of Manassa pur-
chased $500 thresher of The
johnson Supply company this
week, the sale being the direct re-
suit of an advertisement in The
Chronicle. The outfit is one of
the finest ever seen in the valley.
Decidario Cordova and son, Ra-
dolfo Cordova, spent Monday and
Tuesday at Alamosa, where they
went to settle up Ursula Macs and
Filomono Garcia's hay contracts on
the Pat Wilkins ranch, amounting
to 5000. The Messrs Cordova ar
ranged matters to the satisfaction
Of all parties concerned.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

=. LA SAUSES -.

From Our Special Correspondent,

From Our Special Correspondent
Crescencio Ruybal and family
made trip to Apishapa, Colo, last
Monday. to visit relatives.
Sheepmen of La Sauses have
sold and delivered their lambs and
now have money to spend
\ very hard wind and rain storm
visited us last Friday and did con
siderable damage to the peas But
after two weeks of windy and dis
agreeable weather we are at last
enjoying nice weather again.
Roman Mandragon came over to
La Sauses with bunch of goats
which he will rent to our farmers
for the purpose of threshing their
peas and beans. | think he will
surely make money out of them as
he charges centain per cent of
the grain for the threshing
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

Dunham & Hendren are the sole
agents in La Jara for the celebrat-
cd VIM. Berkle handmade sour
mash whisky, the best and purest
goods on the market. Bottled in
bond, insuring its purity.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

Tom McCunniff will write you
insurance on hay and grain at
prices that will pay you to in
sure. AND DON'T YOU FOR
GET 1T.
Remember we have still about
S650.OO worth of staple groceries
which must go at absolute cost.
Wallace Mercantile Company.
Laundry sent every Monday.
Walter Wilson.
Insure with Kavalec d Akers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

Have your farm machinery and
tools thoroughly overhauled and
repaired before storing for the
winter. Brumbly will do the work
in Il satisfactory manner.
There is only one place to buy
the genuine Hesperus coal. The
Wallace Mercantile Company.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
A. L. Gilmer, Dentist,

Desires to announce to the people
that he will again make trips to
this vicinity and very respectfully
solicits your patronage. He will
make La Jara his headquarters
and will be here for two weeks, be
ginning October Is. The doctor
has visited this town for number
of years and has a reputation for
doing only first class, high grade
work. DIR. Gilmer's many old pa
irons throughout the county will,
welcome his return.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

ID. k. Murphy has resigned his
position with The johnson Supply
Co. and will assume charge of the
new grain elevator at Romeo Mon
day. He will continue to live at
La Jara going to and fro daily
He is "A good man for the place and
The Chronicle extends its congrat
ulations.
Gen. Manager j. 7. Wallace, of
the Wallace Mer. Co. spent the
day here on business.
J. B. Noranjo, of La Sauses. was
among our visitors Friday.
Robert Lyons made flying trip
to Alamosa Thursday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-24

Waterman composed the team, making $3.50
for total
When II came to match play bob"
White easily won through the bunch. His
hsrdes, proposition WAS Frederick Berre-
shofY, the little defender. The New York.
er never plsvsd a more brilliant long
game. His putting, however, was wretch
ed ard he went down BY 3 up ard to
play. White was ~ top form throughout
the three days play. He met Jennings In
the hnai 80 hole contest winning BY up
and 8 20 plsy.
Ek~anok son four cut Of eight prlke,.
The association reelected all Of last
yesr's officers. TIE ner Office II honorary
president WAS c'ested. Former Governor
Mccullough wss elected for life. Ne,t
years' tournament viii be played at Ek-
9snok. The winners follow
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Yinsl round.
A. l.. White, Eswsnok, beat p. n. Jsn.
nings, NJ. ANTHONY, and 3.
CONSOLATION trp.
Flasl roubd,
Paul watermau. Ekwanok, beat, ". B.
Cole, NJ. Anthony, iSp,