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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
GRANDDAUGHTER OF SAL
MON P. CHASE WRITES PLAY

ranks OF the playWrights and will 500
produce a play entitled THE La
Act" IN which sho win assume N
leading part.
Mrs. Donnolson, who has resided
San franclncO for some time. come
from a family whose bralnH, boaus
and wealth nave marked Il for publ
name of her mother, Kate Chase,
attention many generations. IN
closely interviewer In the history 4
the brilliant social ana diplomatic m
at Washington during Lincoin's N
mlnlstratlOn. IN Europe she was col
siderod TO be the most beautiful 4
well as the cleYercat woman ever pr
scented az court. Napol0p III. at on
time referred 10 her as Ia belle An
erlcani, a name which was caught u
hy every tongue and followed nd
wherever she went
During tho spaniah-hmerlcan WI
Mrs nonnoiaon acted as nurse \
Camp M0niauk and waH signlod out \
President Roosevelt to be the 0nl
womau presented with q Rough Ride
medal, This was IN appreciation, d
quote tho president. ''of the inestimi
bic service rendered by her cas-
not speak too highly" the presided
went on 20 say az the presentation
"ot her tact, Judgment sympathy an
industry"
Mrs Donnolson before her marriag
demonstrated unusual dramatic abilit|
10 her support Of Mansfield Now, afte
lapse Of a few years. she intends 4
resume her stage work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
LOOKING OVER PROPOSED
FOREST RESERVE ADDITION

W. II. 3. Kent. Of the United statol
forestry service OF Washington, viii
temporary headquarters az Alamo
gordo. Is this week IN Captain. Lin
coin county for tho purpose OF look
ing over the proposed addition to "a,
loreat reserve, with view oi de
termining the effect OF The timber o.
the water supply Of tina; section
While In that neiehborhood he vii
Visit the Mesoalero reservation fol
the same purpose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
CATTLE IN COOP SHAPE
IN GRANT COUNTY

stockmen in this section DO not feel
Inclined 10 dispose OF any grades ni
cattle az this time. says the silver
City Independent. The range h good
and cattle are gaining weight every
day. and no one feels Inclined 10 sac
rlflce. feeling that the market price
will be no lower, and chances are Il
will be better In the fall when the
stock will be fatter and better graded.
Conditions were never better for cat
tie men. and they propose 90 reap the
opportunity Of tat, heavy stock this
coming fail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

For centuries there has always been
ono Geld at least whose bounds have
not been crossed by woman In search
OF her daily bread.
Scene painting has always been a
profession distinctly masculine In is
atmosphere and requirements, for who
could Imagine a woman, hopping onto
swaYlng bridge suspended IN midair,
balancing herself on IFS narrow plank
81 she welded a big flat brushY
The imagination and realization 81
such work for women was reserved
for Miss Grace Wishaar, n western
girl, young. pretyt OF face. with a Rior-
iOus crown Of brown hair and a figure
tail and straight az an Indian.
Like many a fellow artist, the young
woman realized very early in her ca
reer the bitterness Of the struggle at.
tending an artists climb 20 success
Under the pinch OF neces lity her eyes
turned 20 the tempting price paid to
scene painers for their work. She do.
termined to try what no other woman
had even dared She offered her ser.
Vices She WAS laughed at and told 20
80 home and take up embroidery. She
persisted FINALLY a New York man.
ager listened He good naturally gave
her an opportunity 70 prove her abll.
10y. She was a success from the very
start Much Of the scenery OF the
casino Girl" was the result Of her
first trial.
While Miss Wishaar has gained
fame and a good living FROM her scene
painting, she n deyoting herself 10 a
bran.h ~ art that no doubt In time
will bring her fame Of she highest
type Her Miniature painting shows
the most exquisite appreciation OF the
value OF cOiorE. A rare skill in catch.
Ing hor subjects likeness, combined
with a most subtle blending OF tones
make her miniature work worthy OF
the praise Of the most critical Of
critics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
HAS QUIT THE ROAD
AND GONE INTO BUSINESS,

PHILLIP Prayer, formerly an early
resident Of this city, who a popularity
well known 20 every merchant of any
consequence In the southwest having
been q commercial traveller for twenty
years. has quit the road ana mas en-
barkcd Ia the brokerage business AZ
Trinidad Colo, where he has made
his home FOR a number Of years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
WORK or GRAND JURORS
or SAN MIGUEL COUNTY

During the year ollded June go
1905, the grand jurors OF San Miguel
county returned nlneiy.one indict
menig aud thiriy-sx persons were
short terms ln the peniienilary by the
court. within the year 1863 civil eases
were docketed for trial and Judgments
were rendered Ia ninety'ihree cases
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

the tall pines" Or Goodall gives.
Come to Fratefnal City and fraiern.
ize."
Here are others fIilke for the
highlands" Get for the Galllnas,
See the sun City" Help us glow. "
Watch as celebrate" Have one on
us. and Contractor J. X. Martin gives.
Have a fair; Just watch US
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
ARE RAPIDLY DYING

Topeka, Kan, July 2l,--The TOpekn
pension agency. which handles the
business OF Missouri. Colorado. New
Mexico, Indian Territory and Okla
homa. has li5.36S pensioners on the
rolls, a net loss OF 252 for the yaar.
The total gross loss was b.003, oi
which 4.506 we're due to deaths. The
number of spanish war veterans and
the Ciyll war widows Increases. but
the number OF deaths Of Civil war vet.
Grams u very high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO
FAIR CATCH SENTENCE,

The suggestion Tor a catch sentence
for the Northern New Mexico fair.
continue 10 como Ia. says the Optic.
Miss Louise apOrledeF sends Round
'em up." Wlllian Prank, Of Los Al.
AMOS gives, "6uccesI h our motto, %
let ua forge ahead" j. d. Ellsworth
suggests. "Como up higher" ''Wa're
high, but we're here" and Come 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

an per8ons who tesire TO apply AZ
school teachers within the school as
iricis Of Valencia county, are notified
io attend the Institute. which viii he.
gin on August Z, ID Bclen. n. NJ. The
Institute win last two and onehalf
weeks, az the end Of which will take
place an examination for teachers. Re
member that all must attend this Ia.
stiiute and present a certificate 20
that enect and take tbs examination
before their Applications for teachers
viii be considered.
JEaUe c. SANCHEZ
superintendent OF Public schools.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
TERRITORIAL
: TOPICS 9
WOMAN BADLY BEATEN
AT LAS VEGAS.

Mrs. Donaolan0 Trujlllo was badly
heaten, perhaps fatally yesterday
afternoon by Querln0 MOntoya, in the
absence OF her husband al work on a
ranch, says the Optic
Il seems mat bad blood has exist.
"a between the families. who are next
door neighb0fs, on the west side. Yes
ierday afternoon, AZ the street has n,
Mrs. Truiillo passed by the Montoya
houae and seeing q daughter OF the
head OF the household IN the yard,
az pleasure tainted her.
rAe girl Informed her father, who
happened 10 be az home az the time,
and Montoya rushed over TO the
house OF Mrs. Trnjlllo aud beat her
numerically. blood ilowed freely
from the wounds indicted and the
whole noighbofhood was aroused by
her crien.
The husband q che almost muir.
dorod woman came home last even
ing from his place Of employment in
tho country, unexpectedly and there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
A CHILD ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED AT tiAoERnAN

The funeral OF Charley, the f.year.
At HagcrmaS, was held the flrat part
Of this week. The child. while try.
Ing 10 rope a colt 10 play. became tan.
was broken, death resultlng instantly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

. Special 20 Tae Citizen.
o H0lbrO0k. ATiz., July 2i.--
. There Is still no trace OF Katie
. Hatch. The scoutr say Il n i'm.
. possible 10 follow the trail on ac-
. count OF the recent heavy rains.
: White men are still searching.
. one scout says the child never
. left the river and no thinks sho
q IA drowned, Giant powder will
. be used In deep places today 10
4 raise the body.
S0saaasRaaRSqssa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
CLEVER WOMAN INVADES
SCENE PAINTING FIELD

San Francisco, July 2i.--A woman
sitting on a bridge at a diEzy height
In the rear Of tho stage In an Oakland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

Editor y E Unholz, OF the McKln-
ley County Republican. is spending a
Few days here taking ia the sights OF
the metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

would have been blood on the moon
last night Il the two men had met.
However, Montoya had taken 10 his
heels. and his present whereabouts
are unknown, either TO the irate hua.
band nf The ollcera Of the law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
EXPLODING OIL TANK
BADLY BURNS FIREMAN


". NJ Agnew. fireman on one OF
the Santa re Oh burners out Of Wins.
low, was badly burned on Wednesday
while out on his run by the oil tank
ON the engine exploding The unfor
tunate fireman was covered BY the
burning oil by the explosion. ana be-
fore the flames could be extingulshod
his face. breast and arms were bills.
tered lie was brought 10 the com.
pany hospital IN this city last night
for treatment. The surgeons a. the
hospital state that his Injuries are
not likely 10 prove fatal. and Il -
their Intention 70 prevent the burns
from dishgurlns him Tor life.
Jack Johnson. w. w Crista ana u.
pendefgraft are under arrest at Por-
tales. charged with the larceny OF old
railroad ties from the right OF way OF
the Pecoa Valley road Deputy Sher.
IN w T.. Upton made the arrest
n 4 said that the Santa We has Just
established five experimental farms 90
be located al the following Texas
points. MalagordO. Alvin, Sealey
kopperl and Gainesville The purpose
Of these farms r. 20 show 10 the pros.
pocilve settlers the possibilities OF the
SOIL
General superintendent r. J Par
er Of the Santa Re. accompanied by
:, n. Taylor, superintendent OF mo.
I've power ON the western grand a..
YlsiQn. arrived Ia Albuquerque last
llghg from the east and LEFT on No.
"a for a trip over the RIO 0rande d..
vision.
When the big engines get here and
are once IN successful operation on
regular trips. the number of train
crews stationed at diyialon points
along the line VIII be cut down con-
sldefably. for the reason that the
monster engines will pull much heav
Ter trains
The Las Vegas optic says; There
are at least 1000 tons OF coal piled
up ia the lover part Of the local rall.
ROAD yard, End more Of the black ola.
monds coming daily. The fuel a.
being STORED" here for use 10 ease OF
emergencies.
Tho Denver a Rio Grande Railroad
company ~. elght property owners
~ NHM HNNN NtfNHNNH NNA ANN NANMfAN'
nation of land for the right OF way OF
the road Is the tile ~ a auil just
hlod in the First judicial district
court for San Juan county.
IN the case OF the territory OF New
Mexico W.. the Denver q Rio Gfande
railroad Tor the payment of tax lew
ies made 10y the board Of county com.
misslonora OF Taos county, decision
was rendered Ia favor of tho plaintiff
and .he defendant ordered 20 pay tho
county of Taos the sum OF S3tt.4a.
An alarm Of nre was sent IN AZ 7 30
o'clock last evening from the freight
house The shop whistle blew and
when the city are department turned
out many Thought Il was second
alarm that had been turned H. AL
crowd of several hundred people were
soon on tho scene. but u proved 10 be
D false alarm
According 10 reports the Santa Re |
IL going 20 abandon the chair car, A I
A large number Of day coaches Of I'm. /
..mNfaaa. L.tIIa 18Th laos. AFI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
RAILROAD NOTES

Travelling Engineer John a. Ross. OF
the santa Re. arrived In tho city last
night from i.aa Vegas and spent the
day here on Official business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

According 20 reports the Santa Fe
Il going 20 abnndOn the chair car A
a large number Of day coaches OF I'm.
proved pattern. built with Iron bot.
toms and yesti0ulea, are under con
struclion A majority of the travelling
public appear % think the chaH car
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

An alarm Of Ore was sent IN AZ 1880
o'clock last evening from the freight
house. Tho shop whistle blew and
when the city hre department turned
out many thought Il was a second
alarm that had been turned In. A
crowd of several hundred people were
soon ON the scene, bat i proved 10 be.
"A falsa alarm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

IN the case OF the territory OF New
Mexico W.. the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad. Tor The payment of tax low
ie8 made by the board 81 county com.
miasioncra Of Taos county, decision
was rendered Ia favor of tho plaintiff
and .he defendant ordered 20 pay tho
county of Taos the sum OF SaiiAa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
THINKS THE LITTLE
GIRL WAS BROWNE

CFrom Fridays Daily citiuon1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

The Denver a Rio Grande Railroad
company w. elght property owners
the road. Is the tile ~ a suil just
lilod IN the First judicial district
court for San Juan county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

The Las Vegas Ontlc says There
are at least 1000 tons OF coal piled
up ia the lover part Of the local rall.
road yard, and more Of the black dle'
mOnds coming daily. The inel u
being "stored" here for use 10 case OF
emergencies.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-12-15
Brewster

Sheriff Fauskee was up from
Worthington one day last week.
Albert Baumgart and wife were
Heron Lake visitors the early part
of last week.
Bad roads were responsible for a
partial failure of our last market
day, although quite number were
in town to take advantage of the bar
gains offered by our merchants.
Ell. Kelley, who was the founder
of the Tribune at this place, but
who is now employed in a job Office
at Minneapolis, accompanied by his
wife and children visited friends
and relatives here last week.
The ladies of the NJ. z. Church
gave q supper at Woodman hall last
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8poffor

Mrs. Mary Underwood Of Egan,
s. d., is visiting her mother Mrs. s..
E. Barton this week.
Misses Mary and Susie Katus and
brother George spent last Sunday
with relatives in Lakefeld.
Mrs. 81. L. Barton and son Will
made a business trip to jackson last
Monday.
Robt. Brown of Magnolia came
down last week to look after his
real estate here and will stay few
days and pick corn.
Quite a number from here attend
ed Trips big stock sale at Round
Lake last Tuesday.
Mrs. Paulson formerly Of this
place but now Of South Dakota
spent several days visiting her
daughter Mrs. George Larson.
It has just become known TO his
friends that Pete Henderson bad
given them the slip and several
weeks ago taken unto himself a
wife in the person of Miss Mabel
Knudson, of Round Lake. Athlo
they all agree that was a mean way
for Pete to treat them, yet if he will
do tho white thing the next time we
SEQ him we will all join together in
wishing himself and better half a
happy and prosperous life.
Leonard Houston went to Rush.
more last Tuesday to pick corn for
Vim. Buckhart.
Charlie Gehrke has a new phono-
graph to help him while away the
long winter evenings.
Some wretch with more nerve
than brains has been swiping traps
around here lately. A good CATO
nine. tails is too good for such a
person.
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Adria n.

Mrs. M. E. Carrigan was visiting
friends at Worthington last Th urs-
day.
Misses Bertha and Wilhelm ina
Becker are at home after an extend
ed trip to the Pacific coast states.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Faragher enter
tanned about thirty friends in royal
style Thanksgiving day.
Theo Bulerman has purchased the
Brabender residence property and
will shortly move into tho village.
Hans Dahl has removed from his
farm south of. town and become a
resident of Adrian. His son, j. n.
Dahl and family are also expected to
locate here, having sold his pro-
perty in Murray county. t,4
W. e. Timmous has resigned as a
member of the village council az
he is about to leave for Washington.
His successor has not been chosen
as yet.
Mrs. &. Il. Sand is at home after q
two weeks visit with her moher al
Des Moines.
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tGgood weather. and d| are 8. getting
corn out ...... -. i, ,.,]
IL. and Mrs. q. q. Read visited
the copnt2seat Monday. rs. -
\ lBops Dmmen shipped = car OF
tegs to Sioux City Monday. He
accompanied them. W.T. ~E. ;ss&@t$J
Rev. Lanham delivered q mission &
airy sermon last Sunday. At the
close of the sermon the offering
was taken, amounting to $1s.
MI. and Mrs, L. b. Fanoher spent
Saturday and Sunday with frienno 1la'
at Worthington.% a roZ rv~, II, & Il r.si
Mrs. R. J. Jones and sister, Miss
Woodworth were Worthington
visitors Tuesday. :" <'> ~''s ~.~%'
q. T. Bullick and daughter, Ellie
drove to Rushmore Wednesday.
Our merchants have q splendid
display Of holiday goods and per-
sons in sea1,h of presents will make
no mistake in making q selection
from their stock. ,.~ ,yr g. -.
The school board have taken
steps to install an up to date heat
ing and ventilating plantin the viii
age school house, which Will ns
doubt be appreciated by all con
oerned. ..... ..-.,-.-,-., ....,.. ~-... .-
What is the reason that the fou
school districts around this plac
do not get together on the Contra
school question. The four district
I'M question are not far from tn
center and the pupils could be trans
ported to school nicely. The cen
tralization Of schools is not q ne'
idea and wherever tried has give
the best of satisfaction. Discus
the question and later call a meet
ing for the purpose OF getting
started.
Sun. Abbott visited our scho<
Tuesday.
T. The Sunday school is making 81
&tensive preparations for Christine
and will no doubt make the hear
ssSof the little folks glad.
y The blacksmiths are having
great run ON horse shooting.
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Ru9hmore.

;. Corn picking .is fast near ng oom'
y pletion and the cribs Of the farmers
which for three years have been
but partly filed are now running
with goodly amount in piles at
the side. There is nothing in the
feed line that gives the farmer
more to depend upon than a good
:. weld of solid corn. 1t gives him
an opportunity to get his stock on
tho market quicker and in better
shape than any other kind OF fatten-
ing food. It gives him an oppor-
tunity to dispose Of much OF MS
other grain and prepare better
shelter and Accommodations. In fact
no one commodity boosts COM
munity like q good heavy yield OF
corn.
The mail carriers on the routes
are among those who most WISH
for good roads. The trip is taking
them from two to three hours
LONGER than usual on account OF the
roughness of the roads.
Rushmore is enjoying an exoell-
|ent trade this fall from the country
around. The merchants have been
giving extra Inducements for
Holiday goods and are we'll stocked
with reasonable merchandise. E.
pecially did we notice this fact in
Tho line of toys and ohildrens. Christ
mas gifts. We doubt if there is a
heavier stock in any store in the
ounty than in our two stores at this
lace.
Rushmore is fortunate in securing
ne of slayton Lycium Bureaus
est attractions for Jan. 2. It was
tier a long correspondence by Mr..
edtord that the company were in
iced to stop at a town the size
Rushmore. There are ton in the
cup known as tho Cleveland
ldies Orchestra, and is one, OF
finest Musical Organizations
the road. Rushmore has q
cd hail and it is expected a
cd nd enthusiastic crowd will
set thu. '-,--.... 10, ~. i
The Ruemore Creamery Co. is
out to er%t q new ice house on
creameh lot. This is some.
ing that Is nded as the manu-
,ture Of eoo'9 gutter requires a
30 amoun S., a. Formerly it
Or sn1p Worthing-
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BigeIoW.

Mrs. FIJI. Lord, was the guest OF
Worthington friends on Wednesday
last.
Miss Emma Klessig made a brief
visit to. orthington Tuesday OF last
week. -
Mrs. Charles Milliard and daugh-
tors have returned from a visit with
relatives at Davenport Iowa.
DR.. Gran, of Sheldon, was IN ou'
village one day last week In co nsul
tation with DIR. Neil in the case o.
Mrs. J.G. Marshall who is serious ~
sick.
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Friday night, which was largely
attended ~ 't ~ Y @&.3
T. K. Olson and family enter
tanned friends from Heron Lake last
week. s.. n
Miss Clara Seely was down from
Dundee for a short visit with
friends here last week.
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IaNBBf IS 9063NtfF5'Y! NOTES
Hunting and trapping rats and

Hunting and trapping rats and
mink seem to be q steady occupation
for many Of the boys at this time.
Some make al high as three dollars
per day and do not go out until
after school hours. Never in the
history OF the county has there
been more muskrats than his year
and the. supply seems to be we'll
kept up by the high water, thing
which this specie Of fur bearing
animals seem to require. The
hides are a fair price aud the
weather very favorable.
s. T. Wood departed "Wednesday
TO- attend the convention of retail
implement dealers association at
Sioux Falls. 49,.
George 1nnes transacted bust ness
at Reinbeck last week.
H. q. Cromwell was at Winona
several days last week.
Thompson Bros, were probably
among the last to take their thresh'
ing machine out Of service for this
season, having completed their last
job on Wednesday Of last week.
A Christmas dance is to be held
at the opera house December 22nd.
Mrs. Cross has shipped her stock o.
millinery goods to Valley Springs
Is. D., where she will open a MILL
merry store.
! Miss Leila Bassett, who has beer
suffering from tuberculosis of tn
glands Of her neck is at Rocheste
for treatment and an operation.
J. ". Lawrence is preparing t
move to Oregon in hopes that
. change OF climate will be bene6cis
to his wife who has been in poo
health for more than q year.
Mrs. T. Fl. Prideaux was the que.
of relatives at Kinbrae last week.
The Presbyterian and NJ. T
lChurches will have Christmas e.
ercises on Monday evening Dec. 2!
and splendid programs are bein
prepared by each.
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Fulda Free Fress: The baby boy
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Cofhtt Of
Kinbrae died yesterday at the age
of S months and 8 days. We
sympathize with the parents. g..
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bultman of
Bloom township, Mobiles county,
twin babies boy and girl Friday,
Nov. oath, 1905. The parents are
very proud Of the little new
corners E. Married Ed. Kunzweiler
and Lena Chapa, both of Mobiles
county were. married Tuesday Nov.
2Sth 1905, ut the Catholic church
at Fulda by Rev. Father Bar
tholome. The young people are
we'll known aud respected in their
community and have a host OF
friends who wish them a happy
and prosperous future to which the
Free Press wishes to add congratu-
latlons.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-12-15

The season OF indigestion is
upon us. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for
Indigestion and Dyspepsia will do
everything for the stomach that
an. over loaded or over worked
stomach can not. do for Itself.
Kodol digests what you eat-glves
the stomach a rest-relieves sour
stomach, belching,.. heartburn,
indigestion, etc. F. M. Hickman.