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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
CHURCH BAZAAR AND
SUPPER FOR MONDAY

The Ladies' Aid society Of Bethany
CONGREGATIONAL church announces that
it's bazaar and annual supper will take
place Monday, Nov. o. in the new Odd
Fellows hall, TWenty-secOnd avenue and
Central. The bazaar will open at 3
O'Clock and the dining room will pc
thrown open at O'Clock. At the al
fair given last year there was so great
a demand for places. at the tables that
the women were unable to serve all
their guests; but this year provisions
have been made whereby. such an oc-
currence will be prevented. The beau
tiful new Odd Fellows hall has seat,
ing capacity Of 200, which will afford
ample room for all those who wish to
come. AS the women are unequaled
as hostesses, their suppers are always
drawing card, and the menu this
time lacks none Of the delicious dishes
which have been served on former oc'
casions. There will be Boston brown
bread and baked beans, ham and corned
beef, potato salad, pickles. pies, lellies
coffee and cakes. Mrs. +. NJ. Hanley
will be in charge of the supper and
will have group Of willing workers
to assist.
Mrs. George Carr is chairman Of the
bazaar and the booth committee. The
booth will be arranged III the center OF
the lodge parlor and everything VII
be sold at the lowest price possible
There will be a fine display Of fancy
articles of every possible description
Ehome- candies and dainties, as wei
as articles which are for domestic use
Special attention has been paid to the
doll department, and there Will o'
everything to gladden. the hearts o:
the little people.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
SWEDISH WOMEN SET MARK

The Swedish woman has always been
cast in an heroic mold. Unlike her sis
ters of the south, she has not won her
T Su Ass y as by 1rs iSss and a
line. What, more natural, then, than
that Sweden should be the classic land
of the. woman s rights movements And
that commencing with the revolutionary
work Of Frederika Bremen this move
ment should have today reached an ex-
tensive developments It is to this de-
velopment that Marc Helys devotes an
article in the last number of the Cor
respondent of Paris.
M. Helys says that "the first step Of
the woman 9 rights movement in sTe-
prived up to that day Of secondary in
struction. she demanded a university
education and the right to exercise the
liberal professions. The progress was
rapid. In 1886 woman had no civil lib
erty; in 1870 she was admitted, to the
cine; and in 1873 she received permis-
sion to be present at all examinations
except the theological. Then great
thirst for knowledge seemed to spread
over the Swedish feminine world, and in
and her friends conceived the plan of
the Union Frederika Rremer, which sys-
tematized the movement
There IS no other similar association
in Europe, says M. Helys. 'Formed III
1884 the society was never one of com
bat. It's program is not one of feminine
demands, but of feminine progress. 1t
has been founded, according to the
charter, to work for the methodical anC
orderly development Of women and fol
the amelioration of her moral and ma
terial condition. It begins by teach
ing women to recognize their individual
ity, and also to feel that work does no
unclass them. Education and indepen
dence were the dreams of F'rederik;
Bremen, and these may be cOnsideret
the propaganda of the Swedish woman
rights movement.
The union is divided into six sections
of which four are for the purpose o
educating women: (1) instruction b,
correspondence; (2) literary instruction
designed to guide the reading Of tn
members; (3) the Dagny Review, tn
most important of Scandinavian period
icals for women; (4) the collection o
funds, which is the strongest depart
ment of the union. It is with none
obtained in this way that many ,wome
are educated. One Of the most note
worthy branches, however, is the info1
nation department.. which is designe
to keep women Informed OF the tield
of activity open to them and Of tn
means which should be adopted for sut!
cess in this field. This department is
touch with the whole of Sweden an
with all foreign societies. Women al
here helped to find situations, are az
vised in their affairs, and are give
every legal assistance they may need.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
For Wise Men

This Is the best proposition in
tailoring ever offered in Mime
apolis-you get more value for
your money than you ever had be-
fore-This is an inducement for
men who have been wearing ready
made clothes to buy tailor-made-
with che extra pair of pants free,
it's cheaper than ready-made
clothes can be bought. .
This is an inducement for men
who have formed the habit of go
ing elsewhere and paying big prices
to get what they want tailor-made.
We guarantee perfect flt~guar-
antee satisfaction before we ask
you to take the suit. We really
make suits to measure on proba-
tion-we couldn't do it if our
tailoring WASH t. right. Our tailor
ing is the talk and admiration of
every man who has had a suit
made this season.
Our fabrics are the finest and
our styles the best you can. buy
anywhere-better than the best
ready-made garments-better at
every price than other tailors are
advertising at SIS, $40 and $25-
one look-one shorts five minutes
here will prove the truth Of this
statement. l. s-......" ..
Remember satisfaction or no pay
no matter what price suit you
order.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
Statue of Gustaf Adolpl.

A large statue of Gustaf Adolph. the
greatest of the kings of Sweden, will be
unveiled next year in Stockholm. The
great monument should have been com
pleted this year, but was delayed by
the labor disturbances and other causes.
tai is already under way. On the front
side will be fine group depicting Axel
Oxenstierna and History, which has al
ready been cast,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
Norwegian Officer Knighted.

Captain Johan Nyquist, of the gen
eral staff Of the Norwegian army, has
been made a knight of the Russian
order of st. Stanislans Of the second
class with sword, for his tact and abil-
ity while attached to the Russia army
one Of the few foreign military at
taches, who was given the utmost priv
ileges for investigating the army move
ments and his reports to the home Of
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
A Quadruple Wedding.

A quadruple wedding ceremony was
recently performed at the home OF G; r.
Eriksson, well-to-do farmer IN Den
mark IS socken Upsala Ian. Sweden.
son were united to their respective
choices for life by the parish priest in
the same ceremony and in the presence
of large gathering.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
Bad I,andslide in Denmark.

~ lbdU istIIUSIlUe III OO11111es1H ~
A large landslide occurred on Sunday,
Nov. 5, on Moen's s kint. Denmark, car
rying away a large tract of land, includ-
ing valuable beech forest and Lise-
lund waterworks, which was primarily
responsible for the slide. A similar
catastrophe is expected in time at
Stevn s klint and Hoelerup church IS
supposed to be nlenaced. :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
NORMANNlAHELMEN

fee were highly instructive to, his
brother officers and bore witness OF the
most careful observation.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
Wheat Line Completed

WII6dC VU10PI0UCVt'
On Dec. 4 the 500 Line will open
the new road between Thief River Falls
and Kenmare for business. Call at l19
Third street S for full particulars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
Apeiaci6n pendiente
DE RESOLUTION

Tn vecino de La Cidra ha apelado
ante la comisi6n de poIicia d fin de ser
repuesto como guardia de la policia
insular.
Ell referido vesino es un joven de
buenos antecedentes y ha obtendo GER
ti6cacl6n de prominentes yec;nos Y
agricultores de Aibonito y Cidra, y
del captain sehor Hurtado. justifcati.
vas de su buena conducta.
Aunque fr6 condenado cinco dtas
de detenci6n en- ell depSsito de Cayey
ell 1909 debe recordarse que en- aque-
liza epoca reinando ell terror" en- las
referidas jurisdicciones y dandose ca
SOS en- que Sc ponian armas a los cam
pesinos pacificos fla de acusarlos y
obigarles Zanzibar de ideas polite as,
era moneda corriente tales condemns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
EStadi5tiCa Sanitalia

Informe del Ofcisl d. Sandal de
Ia Ciuddd de San Juan. Puerto Rico.
respondicnte |, semana que ter
mno el 81 dc Mario de 1905
Clasificado por c4usas de Hauerte:
DIfteria I grippe (bronco pneumonia
catarraD l. tuberculosis pulmonar d,
neoQlasla uterna mali gna / PARALYSIS
progressive /, tet mos T. congestion ce
rebraI tulmin1ntc L. Obstruction aGrti-
ca / estertis milyul. congestion pull
monar /, enterltis aguda /. fnteritiS
cr6nlca /, castro entcritis Cr6nica I,
diSenteria cronica J.. ciryosis hepatica
aXtis l. hernia extrangulatica /,
atrcpSit.
Clasifcado por tipo Enfermedades
gener4leS7 ( fcrmedAdos del siStema
nervioso 5, enfermedadcs del sistema
clrculatorio ?, intermediates del sis
tema respratorio / emf rmedades del
sstema digestive T. Intermediates del
sistema genito urinario /.
Clasifcado ppr edad DE menos de
I'm a1o 3, t uno 4 cuatro in lusive ,,
dc cinco 4 cincuentA y nueve II, de
seSenta amos II alelante !.
Sumario.- Ndnero de defunciones.
Varones blancos d. color :. total
E3. HembraS ; bl nc.s a, dc color q,
total 8 Total general IL
Naclmientos. Var mes; blancos 8,
de color 7, total - H-mbras bIan-
cas- a. de color g. total IL Total ge
neral "a.
Nacimientos muertos. - BIaucos a,
de color /. Total 5.
CaSos de enfermeda ades contagiosas.
Bajo tratam'ento varioloidc. muer-
tCS /, dlfteria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
Las rcciiiicacioncS

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e',s o.
sr 'sAaa ms.
.hr~
fte
.ss.f.,is,s 4se ia st.-b'cF e.,
i.nta hs'a pae> rn aria .aI. 90
4t.s Uc tsesa uae ens'n.ts taao
la. Qae foetoa ablrto dr aqsci tfahsla
Coufarao a Cama-. e,n Ahax & 5
como A.ucnss 1e %. eo. selrf y
o,ros y q. Causls Elccuuvo Dt.r
SsEarfo. 30 poara 4ceirse ahora cue
ca sftor uucsiro h- a. conusdseos 6a
eu vUios sriicalo> as, C5lige eivi.
quo no - parqut lamas rcvia Do
cuania 81 D huber >ido. no Sc daf 10
ce cachetcs q rsos preccrto~
- luioe que dcb,n cntousr aga
nos .gi,i.lores - % v,a 1iea ->s
wts''7r - p. que e0 es,. oca>i60 e.
rea mente m~xima.
Ou,s levcs @e "a aitma asamblea
.enan hacco,.oamo IA que tr4ta dc las
prueba> Ccaiicent "a, dicrn los ame
Flcanosl. procedimicnto especial ia =
los Juicios De desahuoIo y algunas nas
que serah obJ-tp de comp,rAci6n en-
suceSivos sueltos, para ala bAllas . para
-impugraIlss. con absolute imparcia
idad en- medic de nuestra falta de
compctencia.
Por esta vez puedc dccirse que
tcniA raE6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
ni con la mas sorrren ienies
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y sc,ff eH.s =. ic cess
Ia afa.aF. 'aa 50 , Ifa
taarss a- cN.t.41.
cr va .en q
90 aIa lc-n fUN
s.. .se-.n .m lstsl 44c 4ad
-fslsa Cn~ .fa. tsu sem ran
s. 80 s.. sl.ra .o'.e.tva nn c-ts
ao de vioIvn~ia 4ue uenc alter
na1va i- pa>ifoef p-rn lur
aNa.a tcrmine uagicamcnlc
" Ion disgp re iamacio
aes poll ucas como di>e el Nuc.
vo pass. io, Qae pro1ucen 81
N ale>tar Y las prote>ias actua
le>. CleTto e Que se une 10
ano 4 lO ctro.
Que el regimen politlco tlene
umh,cn hrutales deSconsi Ter
clones para los natlvoS. iepri.
mcnte, humlllaciunes que son
una airenta lie la demo>ra ia
americana. pero e clam II que
apaga t,ios los clamore,. la vok
que suena por sohre lo1as la
voccs. es el clanor le hanbfe
V Ia voz de los hambrientos. e
el grito angustoeO de los que
no pueden vlvIr.
A lui no juganos cen la rnina.
como otroS han hecho epigra
mas con Ia pro>perldat La
prensa ded.3a aun p0ca impOr
tanCla al prOblema, las muntcl-
pal1dadeS no ponen SuS ira baloS
en- arnOnia con la amarga evil
dencia de CuantO ocurre en- ell
desoladO pals; la pintu:a mas
tetlica y recar sada en- tonallda-
des som OrIas, es pallda muestra
dc una realidad que no hd tent
10 precedentes. que es n la
historic de eta isla que fue
opulenta y fue rica. algo asi
" civ u Ia NaCdStlO VIC q ulQ u d
dora, mas daIilna aun que las
tempestades mas feras, porque
estas pasan rapldas; pero la que
ha heChO nneotra rulna eSta fla
sObrc nOsOtrOS con 4na terque
dad peOr que Su> rachdo desQul
clantes y sus pedrlzOos destruc
torres.
Is risueno placido el bosque
10 trazado para quien conoce 10
espantoeO iel original, aunque
& g. Ell Nuevo Pals" Ie pIrezca
3lna t6trica plntura de funebres
tOnO>
Creiamos-que no fuera nece-
sarlO 1nslstlT sObre un tema tan
desagradabte; perO la frecuen
cia con que en- (, exterior circu-
Ian false ladies' como la que AGO.
q Ell COieaa cupanO, hace he
cesarla nue>tra pTOtesta Tara
que los pregones de Id mentlra
no ahoguen del todo la vOz de
la colOnla que plde Juotlcla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04

Completamcnte restablecido de Il
d0lencia que le rrtuvo. en- cana. nue1-
trp distinguido amigo don Andres Au
telo lie Yabucoa, ptsara unps dias en-
San Juan, segdn le han prescrjto los
m61cos
FL senor Autelo tiene en- esta ciu-
dad numerosos amigos, que han cele
brado Ia nOticia de su restableci
nlento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
Board Of Medical Examines

Los examenes de M6dicos, Practi-
cantes y Comadronas que debieron ce-
lebrarse hoy. han sido suspendidos
hasta maiiana las 9 Ga m } en- el To-
cal de costumbre.
Sc aviSa q los aspiranteS para los
fectos convenied tcS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
III fcrrocarrll
l'an-AmeriCano

El ex seasaes Henry 6ass-wav
DAVIS. e~,aeatc de ia coml.loa 4rl
Ferroc~fl Pm American. ob~c 4u,6
hAcc. di4s con uu bsnqu T. los u..en
bros de q m'>mty ~igunos amis
Hala pr,>ent-s NJ Leset nj
ni-.ro ae Hot. scaor Ferrera lcl
Bras { senor C~lvo. dc costa Rlca.
eI senar Core4. de Nicsrasus i seuot
A v4rgz Ca.defon. del PERI. .e, seRoi
Wa krtM runez d Chle. el sehor
Dia1, DE. Uruguey; cI srnor Calde on
dc Bolivia. e senor Zavsl4. cn,argsdo
de Ia leg acion argentina, el senor Trl4-
ma. coomb blano, 81 Senor v Ia GUu
co.., de Ia vens 1oIen@, e. scnor Lazo
AruagA ex ministro de Guatemala. ell
senador Ek'ns. verne de Mr.. DAVIS;
Mr.. w c. Fox, J Nr. Charles NJ. Pep
per secretario de la ComisI6n
AL d4r IA bienvenida a sus hu6spe
de., hab,o Mr. Davis del lnterea he es
te pals en- enSanchar Sus relacioues
>pistssa. y comerciales con las aacIo
aes que Ia proyects da llnea pan me
ricana poadrfa en- comunicaci6r.
Djo que los diversos paises debian
Alentar el esplritu particular de esta
empresa,
Record6 la exper;encia de los Es-
tados yn,dos cen los ferrocarriles
ranScuntinentales hssts ell Pacifico, y
los centenares de miles de pesos que
sc gastaroa en- cstsdios topogr aaeos
por muchos amos q tes de ilegar los
i eJvcuci6n.
Sc exteodIo en- cl prrvcuir dc RI
qucza que csper4 ba las naciones del
Sur, poseyendo todos los recursoS que
cOnsttuyeu I= prosperidad material.
Con una lineA por todo ell continen
te ningdn poder extranjero seria ca
psz de lnterrumpir las relacIones co
merc'aIes.
Trato de la importancia politics y
comcrcial del proyecto para los. Es-
tados Unidos. Y la atenci6n que mere
cia por parte del Congreso americana
El embaj4dor de M6jlco. senior Az.
plroz que no asisti6 por halarse in
dlspaesto, escribi6 una carta. que fue
leida en- ell ba1quete, hacienda preseb.
tc en- nombre de su soblerno, que IA
secci6n correspondence a M6jico poco
mas dc 100 mIiIas Sc ibA extcndiendo
a Ia frontera de Guatemala.
FL conocido mutimlllonario filan
tropo Andrew Carnegie, que tambi6n
debl6 asIstir por ser miembro dc Ia
comlsi6n, envio Ii siguiente carta.
NADIA hay dc mas interes para mi
que la idea de unirnos como hermanos
por medic de una barra de acero
Contra cI proyecto douna gran ar
madA opongamos el de este Ferro-
cArril Pan.Americano que sendo p r
costara mcpos dinero en los
proXlmos veinte amos qQe una armada.
siendo temporal
Por 10 menos nuestras acmas de
fensivas sufragaran sus expensas y
y pronto ssran renumerativas,
Isl los 500 ooo, 900 que este pals es-
ia gAstando en- marina de guerra los
empleara en- Ell ferrocarril de qae Sc
trata, a condci6n de que las naciones
del Sur Sc obligaran a otro tanto. ha.
riamos mas por elminsr los elementos
de peligro, los cuales, a 10 sumo, son
dc poca monta. que hacienda marina
de guerra hasta no poder mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
NOta del dta

oeu IA la iuiencion dcl lue ln
fc-mo a I'll Nucvo PAS lie ia
Hahana que estsmos po>o m
nos que nadando cn a abun
dane mas eX rsofdiuaria V
sorprcndente
4 caso convene a 10, fines
ie uua propagan Ia hSh IT, .o =.
que Ia ue tener 81 eampo dc eX.
periencla en- ia i>la q Cuba
prlmero Que en-. otro> paises.
Pero 6 sensible &c un dia
no tan se,udo como FL Nuevo
Pals Sc dee sorprender por ei
false reclan0. Y consagre nala
menos que IN eiitorial can
tar q bleneStar economicO de
Puerto Rico
No pucde haber para la prensa
cuDana, te>timonlo de mas ere.
ditto que cl de la de Puerto Rico,
y leycndo tD1oS uuestros perf0
dicos. el oolega que ha partido
tan de | gero. acogiendo Ia men
guada ia sedad que Si~ve de re-
C!amo a COlOniaie americana
20 ria desmentlr tan abSurdaS
concluslOncS como ha con
tr.buido a propalar inocente-
mente
La lolonia esta en- crisis,
SepalO "El Nuevo Pals Sc
palo 81 pueblo cubano. Puerto
Rico esta en- Ia mas critlca de
las >itua ZONES economlcas. con
un pueblo sin trabaJo, Sufrien
do la ~fnhnlta peSaium 0re de la
rulna. con an puebe 4ue emf
gra pr no perecer que huge de
la terra tan fec4nda en- -dlaa Ger
canos, demasla40 pF0x mo- pa
ra que h tya poildQ burrarse eI
recuerdo y dej~ Dc peIooguir a
los errantcS campea.nOs Cul te-
naces mortlhca l1n.s.
EstamOo en- cu>ls evon6mica,
en- a mao dur sz5Ssl mas rccla, la
mas insop1rta6<q que haya po.
DIDO yer un buGblO
OlinlentOs NH habItantes de
Ia aiturA. ARA tran una vida
de agonia Que ~ IS possible re-
1ejar:en las dlmenslOnes de un
artlculo, y en- los pueblOs, en-
las comarCao iiel llano redurldO,
sc slente y sc re1ela la mtserla
sin nomD Dre dc la allure.
Los period Stas cubanOs sa-
ben perfeCtam1rte. 4ue ell pro
ducto principal de nuestra lsla
es el cafe.
7 tamDocQ ignoran que para
ese fratO que es. la riqueza so
cial de nuestra pobla -i6n, como
ha dlchO un diatInguldO econo-
m1std, no teucmOo los merCaIOS
que nos Cerr0 brutalmente la
tarlfa Dingley.
Ya que nos aguian j pro-
testar. no Sc alien con nues
troS enemlgos los que ninguu
empenO tienen en- nueStra des-
grace. III el mas leve intereo en-
nueStra rulna.
ESaS eStadisticas del tabacO
Y de la azucar son alevosas y
son falsas.
NADIA reSuelven en- Puerto RI
CO. las Odiosas comparaclOneo
que pretenden eota DleCer los
de.ensoreS de Ia Inver0simil y
absurda sltuaci0n actual.
Mas de cuarenta lurlSdiccio-
neS lie la lsla. de Setenta que
tlene, viven del cafe directa-
mente, Y puede declloe que IN
dlrectamente. toda "a isIa.
por ESQ es tan honda V tan
grave la crisis; pOr ESQ es tan
anOl NAL Ell esta do de cOsas aquI;
porI ESQ la pertur bacion Sc sien
te en- ell aumento de la crimlna-
ildad. en- ell crecer de todos los
vicios que afean y degeneran
un pueblo.
Hay cosas tan de relieve que
no es possible ocultarlas por to-
dos los esfuerzos mas inauditos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-04
GOlCOECHE.f


Han sido pr puestos al Gobernador
en- reunion celebrada el 3 del p4Sad)
Mario, para los cargoS pdOijcos de este
pobladO CuandO recObre Su municipal
dad, los Sc HOreS que Sc relaci0nan, Sc
gun los votos que en- dicha reunion
.obtuvieron para ocupar lugar en- la
lerna:
J. Para Alcalde, don Alfonso Disdier,
20 votos: don Jose G. Su5raf1es, IA V
don Aureljo ORTIZ, ,.
Para Iez de' 'al, don Hllario Or
tiz, IS votoS; don Federico Leon, IA y
don Jose Calder6n Novoa 2.
Fueron deslgnados concejales don
Vicente Ortiz Lopez don Santiago
Lamb don Francisco MartorcH.
Para Secret trio, don Carmelo Colon.
CuVo numero dc VotOs obtcnido ne &c
cordamoS; Pue, ausentN5 dc eta ioca-
lldad, cc.Js da,Us 40, han sido sunni
nistra los por un amigo, el que ttmbitn
nos l1fOrma, que deDido 4 la festina-
cl0n cJn que Ia reunion Sc llev6 4
.cab0. muy pOcos Sc dIeron cuenta dc
ella, no ob5tAnte Ia importancia que
revestia para Ia que, somos de pare
ce-, ,-dcbi6 ,berse' citado cuando me
nos con "a horas de anticipac!6n
Pero no fue asi, y 10 hecho, necho
eSta
Hace va varios dfas que la admins
TRACTION dc correos de este poolado ha
lmplantado el ecrvicio de giros posta
les, cuyA neceol lad St dejaOa sentir,
10 que resulta una gran conveniencia
para ell pdblico sobre todo, para la re-
mission de fondos en- pequehas. can't
FL estado demografico de este pobla
do durante 81 mes dc Mario, fu6 de I3
defuncioneS
Los naclmientes alcanzaron a vein
tidos.
C0rresponsal.
Abril, 2 1905.
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Found a Cure for Dyspepsia.

Mrs. s. Lindsay, of Fort William,
Ontario, Canada. who has suffered
quite a number Of a from dyspep
STA Inc great pains in the stomach,
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. She did SO and says. Il find
that they have done me a great deal
of good. / have eve had any suffer
ing since I began using them" If
troubled with dyspepsia or indiges-
ton. why not take these Tablets, get
well and stay well? For sale by all
druggists.
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents house, apply at
Record Office.
FOR Rents room house, centrally
located. E. H. Skipwith. SStf
FOR RENTS or 4 rooms on first
floor furnished, S21, N. M. "a to.
FOR RENT.-3-room house On East
Fifth street. Record office. S3tf
Alfalfa pasturage IL miles north
east of court house,. r. Smith. If
Hotel for Rent.-15 rooms, all newly
furnished. Water on all floors. 1t
is known as Mansion Hotel. Inquire
of Stuart & Carberry, Artesia n.
NJ. s7t6
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Cuban Diarrhoae.

U. S. soldiers who. served in the
Spanish war know what this disease
is, and hal ordinary remedies have
little effect than SO much wa
ter. Cuban diarrhoae is almost as Sc
ere and dangerous as a mild attacE
of cholera. There is one remedy. how
ever, that can always be depended
upon, as will be seen by the follow.
ing certificate from Mrs. Minnie ia
cobs, of Houston, Texas: 81 hereby
certify that Chamberlain's Collie, Cho-
lera and Diarrhoae Remedy cured my
husband of a severe attack of Cuban
diarrhoae. which he brought home
from Cuba. We had several doctors,
but they did him no good. One boJ
tie Of this remedy cured him, as our
will testify. 1 thank God
for SO valuable a medicine" For sale
by all druggists.
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Just What Everyone Should Do.

Mr.. ]. T. Barber, of Irwinville, Ga,
always keeps a bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and D~iarrhoae
Remedy at hand for instant use. At
tacks of collie, cholera morbus and
diarrhoae come on SO suddenly that
there is no time to hunt a doctor or
go to the store for medicine. Mr.. Bar
Der says: 81 have tried Chamber
lain's Cloic. Cholera and D~iarrhoae
Remedy which is one of the best me-
dicines / ever saw. l keep a bottle
of it in my room as 1 have lac sew
eral attacks OF collie, Ind it has prov
ed to be the bes medicine l ever
used" Sold by all druggists.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

For Sale or Trade.-St. Louis well
drilling machine, with six horse
power portable gasoline engines All
complete and in good running or
der. Apply to G.. D.. Stewart. 70S
Penn. ave. 56tf
For Sale OF Trade.-Two cutoff val
YES. Size SIS and rs; one counter,
10 #. long; four benches, IL and
16 it. long. Cheap at P. ". Fertil-
izer & Trading Co., 603' N. Pecos.
Phone 412. S5t6