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omcaI directory.
NEW MEXICO.

MbW MEAlGOs
W. Il. Andrews Delegate to Con ress
NJ. A. OteuO Gov nor.
y. W. Rayuold Seer tary
A. q. Morrison internal Revenue Col.
W .. Ileweilyn Surveyor General.
Gecrge w. Pritchard Atty General.
10 NJ. Foraker U. s. Marshal.
u r. Otero Register Land Office.
Fred Muller Receiver Land Office.
VIII. H. Llewellyn U. S. District Att'y.
H-am Uadley Supt Public Instruction.
~ H. Vaughn Treasure.
W. &. Sargent Auditor.
Cbls V. Ssfford Travelling. Auditor
Page B Otero Game and Fish Warden.
A. Keen Commissioner Of Public
Lands.
H.. . Bursum Superintendent Of
f'enitentiary,
W. j. Mills Chief Justice Supreme
Court.
John r. McFie. District Judge
e. g. Abbott District Attorney
A. N Dergere District Clerk,
TAOS COUNTY.
ALEX. GusdU
bl nuel CbdcOn Commissioners
Jose A. Lopez
J9se NJ. Median Treasurer.
E4rique Gonzales Recorder
Daniel Ssneros Sap't Of Sehools.
Ma lpei Garcia Probate. Judge.
Tomas Riyea Assessor.
SilVtano EucsTO Sheriff.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-24

this precinct; .sat al tire last
preceding election he supported
la majority of the candidates OF
the. j. party; that he believes In
at least substan tial part Of the
principles of the party as
enumerated in its platform at the
last preceding state and national
election, and that he In good faith
intends to support the principles
of the party and the candidates
nominated by sal! party at the
next election. ...........
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this. day of .....A. ID. =.
Every person knowing himself
TO be ineligible, who votes or
offers to vote at any primary
election within this state, shall
be punished by fine not exceed
ing two hundred dollars, or by
Imprisonment in the county Jail
not exceeding SIX months.
Sec. 25. After the primaries
are closed, ii shall be the duty OF
the precinct chairman OF each
party first to destroy all the bal
lots contained in the waste ballot
box, without examining them or
permitting them 10 be examined.
They shall then proceed to count
all the ballots in the ballot box
and keep true and correct rec
ord of such counts. After the
count is completed, the secretary
shall prepare the certificate of
election of the delegates and
members of the committee re.
ceiying the highest number of
votes, which shall be signed by
the chairman and secretary, and
which shall be forthwith trans
mitted to the chairman of the
county central committee, to.
gether with all records and bal
lots voted at such primary. AL
the ballots cast at such primary
shall be preserved. and In no wey
marked, disfigured or mutilated.
and shall be sealed up and transn
| mitted to the chairman OF the
county central com mittee, to be
by him held and disposed of as
hereinafter provided.
Sec. &c. The delegates from
each county elected to the state
convention shall at the time of
holding the state convention Sc
leet one member of the state cen
tral committee such committee
together with the candidates
nominated by the state conven-
tion, shall select the chairman
and such other officers as may
be necessary, provided that the
chairman may select his own
secretary.
Sec. q. Such committee shall
prescribe its own rules OF pro.
cedure, and shall perform such
duties as are prescribed herein,
and such other duties as are
usually performed by such com.
mittees.
Sec. 2s. The delegates elected
from each county to attend the
judicial convention, shall at the
time Of opening the judicial con.
vention, select from each county
a member of the judicial commit
tee of such party. Such com.
mittee, together with the person
nominated as candidate for Judge
shall elect chairman and sec
resary.
Sec. %. Such committee. in
addition TO the duties prescribed
by law, shall exercise such other
IS are now usually performed by
such committees.
Sec. 80. The electors of each
precinct, shall, n the time Of
holding the primaries 10 elect
candidates 10 attend the county
convention held for the purpose
of placing in nomination candi-
dates for county officers, elect
two members OF the county CEN
tral committee from each pre-
nf..ok sfN s.ra s>xssAsatsstncv s9xn hfah.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-24

number Of votes shall be desig
mated secretary. In case two or
more receive an equal number Of
votes, the county central commit
tee shall designate which shall
be chairman and secretary re-
spectively. The county central
com mittee, together with the
candidates nominated for county
officers, shall select a chairman
lof such committee.
Sec. 81. Ia addition 10 the
duties provided herein to b. per.
formed By such committee. smell
committee viii perform such
other duties as are usually per.
formed by such committees.
Sec. s2. Il shall be the duty
of the county central committee
of each political party. In sun
cient time before the first pr.
mary is held under this chapter.
10 appoint chairman and sec
retary in each voting precinct.
who shall hold their Office until
their successors are elected and
qualified. as provided in this
chapter. 1t shall also be the duty
OF the chairman Of the state, judi.
cial and county central committee
respectively 10 do all such other
acts as may be necessary 10 carry
all OF the provisions Of this chap
ter into effect, where this chapter
has not otherwise provided. In
case OF a contest in county con
yention, the chairman OF the
county central committee shall
turn over TO the committee on
credentials the ballots and all
other records that he may have
pertaining TO such contest. and
such committee shall be author
lied to inspect and pass upon
such ballots and records in de.
Gliding such contest; provided.
thst 40 delegate or contestant
shall be selected on any commit.
tee or vote on any question com
ing before such convention until
such contest is determined. Con
tested votes TO be kept separate.
Sec. 33. 1t shall be the duty
of the chairman OF each precinct
to take charge Of the booth and
ballot boxes, supply The primary
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-24

with necessary tables. chairs,
iand otissr necessary esnvau.
fences. and haee them In place ai
tha time of tlis prlmafies. preside
at The primaries, administer The
aath g. ang person who may bo
challenged, and sea that All the
provisions II this net With refer
eucr u slse primaries are duly
performed,
See. "a IA shall be che duty
iii the secretary " each voting
precinct n keep . record OF the
aarns aud resliaaee of zach elee.
isr voting - such primary, pre-.
pare certificates IT election. and
perform .as...s uther duties ~ are
provided by law or usually per.
formed ~ such otsieeTs.
SEC. s5. II shall he the duty
oi the chairman of the eonnsy
centFal committee 10 furnish tlss
chairman OF zach precinct blank
grn II certificate III nomination,
which shall be nalform for ali
tia precincts. II any vacancy
oeeurs III tha Office Of chairman
os secretary Of any precinct com
mittee before the primary i call
ed, il shAll b. tho duty Of the
county central com mittaa 10 I'LL
sach vacancy. Ii such vacancy
occurs after the call. such ~.
cssncy shall be allied by the chair
man Ut tha county central com
mittee Ifany person appointed
as chairman or secretary shall
neglect or refuse 10 aet - such,
his place shall ba filled BY the
electors OF the precinct present
1T the tine fixed for opeuing th.
p rlmary. and entitled 70 sose al
such primary. The chairman ot
the county central con mIstee
shall be authorized 10 appoint one
.ar moro ehallangers ~ eAch pri
mary. who will ba authorised 20
II prasslt n sueh primary. ehal.
ienge such persons a. ba or they
may deem not entitled 10 sote.
and inspect all ballots when they
are counted.
Sec. 30. II shall ne uniawfal
for any precinct chairman or
secretary Of any political party,
lConaluaed on eighth pasgs.l
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-24
The Caucus Law.
Continued from last week. J

Continued from last week.
Section 21. The precinct chair,
man of each political party shall
place all ballots furnished him on
the table, and keep each set or
kind of ballot separate. He shall
furnish to each elector desiring
to vote one blank ballot and one
of each kind of the prepared bal.
lots. Before furnishing anysbal.
lots to any elector, such elector
shall give his name and address
to the clerk, and it shall then be
the duty of the precinct chairman
to stamp such ballots with the
word s.Official" and add his ini.
tials thereto.
Sec. %. Each elector after
having such ballots, shall take all
of such ballots with him to the
booth. He may vote for any per
son he desires, either by writing
their names ON the blank ballot,
by voting any OF the prepared
ballots, or by erasing any name
on any Of The prepared ballots
and substituting others; provid-
ed, that the names of all OF the
persons he desires to vote for
shall be on one ballot. After hav-
ing prepared his ballot, the cleo
tor shall fold the ballot he do.
sires to vote in such manner
that it will not disclose what bal
lot he voted; and likewise fold the
ballots he does not desire to vote
together in such way that it
will not disclose the ballots he
does not vote. After having fold
ed his ballots in the manner
herein provided, the elector shall
hand the ballot TO the chairman,
who shall deposit the same in the
box called the ballot box, and the
ballots he does not intend to vote
shall be deposited in the box
called the waste ballot box.
Sec. %. Amy elector who sup
ported and voted for a majority
of the candidates of any political
party at the last preceding cleo.
tion, and who is a qualified elec-
tor of such precinct, shall be
eligible to vote at the primary OF
such party.
Sec. "a. Any person may
challange the right of any elector
to vote at the primary OF any
party. Whenever any electors
right to vote at any primary of
any party is challenged, such
elector before he can vote, shall
take and subscribe an oath, as
follows:
State of South Dakota, County
of SIS. being first
duly sworn, deposes and says
that he resides. ....... in the
town of ...... in said county,
that he is a citizen Tor has declar-
ed his intentions of becoming a
citizen) Of the United States that
he has resided in the United
States for one year, in this state
for six months, in this county for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

announces . the World that hav. Al ala.
futa cure for drunkenness IN Uuy fern !,
cures made Of the most obstinate easSs -
taking White Ribbon Hsusdy. by dexfs.. =.
patient gets diHtaNte for tHt1xieants ana -
ally leaves OF altogether. II IL wgss.,sl
Mary a hard drtnksr has thus been rscial~.s
bY white Ribbon Remedy and restored q n.
family and ffIauds White Ribbon i -.
uua secretly given 70 anyone without -,
knowledge ~ following The simple 1sr.e.iss.
II Is tas1elsss. eaoEIesa and perfectly ssfs "a
take
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or sst,s,
the diseased appetite far al alcoholic tyssIs
whether TIE patient II a confirmed fnebYasss
"tIppler.= social dfinker Or drunkaf1 Inpsss
bic for anyone 70 have an appetite for aieshels
liquors after using White Ribbon Hefusdy n
restores the victim 70 normal health fiYiss
him or her steady nerves and detsrrninziiss
= resist temptation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
Your Life
Current.

The power that gives you
life and motion Is the nerve
force, or nerve fluid. located in
the nerve cells of the brain.
aud sent out through the
nerves to the various organs.
II you are tired. nervous,
irritable, cannot sleep; have
headache. feel stuify. dull and
melancholy, or have neuralgia,
rheumatism, backaehe. peri
odieal pains. indigestion. dys-
pepsia. stomach trouble. or the
kidneys and liver arc inactive,
your iiie-euffent is weak.
Power=pfodueing fuel Is need
cd something 10 increase nerve
energy-sfrengthen the nerves.
Or. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine Is the fuel you need. Il
feeds the nerves. produces nerve
force. and restores vitality.
when bssna taking pr Mnss'
Restorative NaH8iHa aa1 All fa1a
Hftn ! VS. e8Hnued - ny hHd
I'D severe usffu aEei5Hz Tie feHali
= tsHa Ynaaa illueAa w4fh malaria. |
gradually HHew 80 Weak thHt ] Us
unatia . rft up The HNaAs Wga4l
=ofHHnsnns with eaHd nhIllas Hnd 1
Nsai1 bsaane weak and almost help.
fHAH NJ circulation 49, IaHH
I'D daetnnrf rlgat alana hut EfaW
uuakNr mna weHh0fs The HnFNias
seemed e. strengthen ma fiKht unhF
and Esty circulation var better. j haa9
fzksa u al seven lsatflsa . tha
NefFfHH ART I en- entirely veil
ROSA q WEAVER. ftuAfta. n
D. Miles ksssfne Is sotd hY ycur
Hraaatat. esan will eNafaFtse thef ire
Hraf bottle will benefit " u fsfss re
Nlii refund Yn4r money.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

Il followed him fa school one day.
The children aushsd In Rine.
HsHuaa whom teacher pettsd II.
II hit her On tie knee
The other teachers ran ta help
The one Il tried ia chew.
All there's my meat said Fam
mFH dsa
Il 7uppaus BIZ them. too.
"ah Tommy srtea the taaeher
then.
come take your aau away
Before he Eahbisa Us. aud YOU
shall have holiday
The dog and Tommy Heaatsd cut
10th much fsIalesd BY that
Aud event a plaasan afternoon
In chasing Thsiapson's eat
What makes tho dog love Tommy
60
The teachers all would cry
Why Tommy beats the due. Yun
know
The children did reply.
SILLY WILLY
A baby room pupil named Willie
Vas such an uuagsakabie Kiliy.
The teacher grew sore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
THE NINTH LEGISLATURE

Ths dedicated ta the Ninth legislature Peeae9 INV
vsks most irresponsible and Enthusiastically body 81 men ua
ever represented the commonwealth Of Washington IN Legislative
halls ,. ,,,,.
Ths small ey pistol eons who. IN their own he
minds seem Ike theen.nsh invariably flashed In the
them the enemies Of the eommenweaa'as
corporations -.
II Is notorious the railroads have held The
senate simple house has heon general ins
honest Inefficient
lawmakers bent the knee and asked Tor
After election. hsy hen, the knee and
5 a kick
These base inEra little brief authority have ridden
touA she'd over the tho most part prtnt
power political pedy and personal gain
They have "Piiaked Troy In their piracy
the public /
They have spent puhes like drunken sailors to re-
ward their political parasites while prospective appropriation
for the raad people elected oml has been con
signea the aemnltien how-weWa
cut Of IT. has been their slogan the pahe
BE their shlbholeh
In the main desert Naae OF
beneficial legislation ntfui mirage
They we're Olympia 10 Do the people Eood. and
They done the people=good
worship corporations The
the
h that the legislature ad1oeFnh tonight
been made Of public Thanksgiving through
cut be commonwealth.
rawlings Of smallpox
himself IN another hectic flush
that should be enenty satisfactory 10 ey
eody lie frankly admits that when he puts feekea In his ed
tortats = be considered Il horrible oftsnse"
So GOOD q the Kernel. 70 explain thla puIzag question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
Ar TIE THEETEaS
THE VtnGEN

Dustin EHruHm aud lie 81
Holmes. eu#HIaIa uHHH st the Grand
tonight IN "A four performance en-
guRemaut Of Tie NiIgIHlau IN
the role af ths wlld ysuHs WON
inE co.'s panahaf. ah9 q ms Inian
Of the rough life f the ranch faila
Ia love with the Young NeEpIs=af
school mBam. IF revolutionary
lineage. ana wins her live analnai
hsa4g aadH. Dustin FaHHum has
been HfariuE marked trIumHhH
along his eastern route. and hi# IN
tauHFaf IN ~ tie chs HaHfsr = sid
"a aafrHHH aHFthiuN ~ - #Ha sKaH
seen On tie stare Helen Holmes
ia tho role Of To vermont girl las
shared Eafh alaH aaG##HH aud il
accredited wIth being particularly
charming Ia the part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
Given in q Glass
Of Mix, Tea. Coffee,
Wdler or Mixed in
Food Without Pa
tent KNOWLEDGE.
Mr.. ANNA MOORE

ForYeara Press
supsrintsBdsnt 81
Marusus Christian
psranoe Union.
States White b.
ben Rrr1edy HAS
Brought Joy ard
6ladaets 10 heu
sands 81 Homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Alexander small and Yeua Small.
Who have already agreed upuu q d.
safea au the ground - iHasmHH
lty ~ temper. are today WagtnK a
iuTaI Iatfie N Judge GHilama court
axsf The community property.
In spite It the fat that the rest
danea af Nfn MalaFkey. If 80 EaHt
aiatH ninth a#HHet zsHa aHHsantihed
f0r scarlet fever. a inf entered tie
l4aas laHt nlkhf aud stole no from
a drawer Of Is HaHma#H The bur
s1ar used a skeleton ses on the Feaf
DIR.
a lot On the uaH boulevard. tza
fsat north - HIka street HHH HHld
the morning by the George ,.
Mea Bam company - captain E.
gaiae fuf $4,000 Nat more than
twu hours after the sale WHn made
the selling party offered 5000 more
% Captain gaIua than be paid faf
IL This Let haa q faaafaEe II e. feet
ca lhs boulevard ana dHuth Of GO
fest
q r 8 White. toak his position
tia morning aa assistant manager
. the naH Bank 81 California Afr.
white Nas appointed last THURSDAY
BY the banks trustees at San Fran
cleo.
Captain Sell. OF the local secret
service department. received 8 let
tsH this morning ffam Mrs EllHa
0fahm. af et6s ThaEeffard avenue.
West EhlIa8airhis. Pa asking Tor
Information concerning James Hfuea.
or brewster. who left there In Ists
for The sal1 fields The last time
AIRS sahm hsafd # him he Wa
IN Washington
The prosecuting attorneys office
thiH morning filed al information
charging Thomas Mitchell With
burglary lie ia sad Ia have broken
into n freight ear belonging To the
Northern Pacific On March s.
Wayne Riddle this morning filed
a complaint ia divorce against Hen
~ 4. Riddle. alleging dissipation.
lAieusHa and prufArary The plain
tiff alleges that her husband earns
from s. 70 80 week Is 4 lifhos
Eraphef ard that be has Tor a long
time failed "a contribute 20 her sup
port She asks for s. per month
allmanY and $3.50 euif money.
The Vest Seattle Literary and
Debating aBeIatY viii hold ttH feKu-
lar monthly meeting IN the base
meui n the congregational church.
Friday evening IS this la the first
meeting Of the year tn Lent. the
dinner win consist q ash Prot
X. u nafleY. Of the high school. VIII
review the book. Court q BoyvIlle.@
-4-
It'n not the use but the misuse
that causes your bicycle To wear out
and run hard Better have spin
utne put IL In order now The eoai
wiI be small The benefit great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
TIL. Remedy fer Drunkenness lie Endorsed b,
Members 81 Woman's Christian
TsmperAnes Union.

NrrH Alma Moore press superintendent 4
the wufnau's Christian Temperance unias
LIE Angeles. Gel. states 7 have tested VIA
Ribbon Remedy IN very obstinate drunkara8 a!
me cures have been many. In most Eases Il.
Yes4sa4Y Maa given without the patients snos-
sHRa / eheerfutty recommend And atvlz4 8
slre IL 70 any relative suffering from druzksa.
usr~ Member Of our union are dsshtea q
find practical and economical tfssfrasss
whieh can BE recommended as safe. sure. -
eratly ana safely given"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

fra not the use. but the misuse
TINT causes your bicycle to wear out
and run hard Hettnr have SPIN
uIne put II In order now The cost
Wtl be small The benefit great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

sGHuatarE. tho piaE nov being
put on tie boards al the 8satiie
by the new EsfIa stock company
il drawing E8H8If crowds II n d
charming little romance with a line
OF comedy tat l. al handled b
the supporting msMbsrH Of the
cast The usW stock company ls
making good and patrons nf he
Seattle are looking forward II a
long season 81 pleasing entertain
ment. Thelma will Be- tho bill nent
week. beginning Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

state Of Ohio. city q Toledo. Lucas
County. sH
Frank J EhsnnF makes oath that he
Is sautur partner u the firm - = J
Cheney a Co. doing business IN the
city u Ts#H5i8 County aud state
aforesaid. and hat sald firm viii pay
the sum u ONE 1T NpHEu DOL
LARS fuf each and every case uf
gafnrrh that cannot be cgrrd ~ the
use 81 Hall = gatnffh Cure
FRANK J CHENEY
Sworn to before me ard subscribed
IN my presence this eth DAY - De
eaubars A. =. isss. A. y 0HEAs0N.
THaaIl NufafF Public
HalTa Chtafrh Eusa IL taken inter
uatiy. and acts directly on the blood
and mueous surfaces 81 the system
Sand for testimonials free
p J. CHENEY q co Toledo. o
Sold - ell nf4gElsta= II
Take falls Family Pills for eanHtiz
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

b. Whose Dear Ones Hs es
b. RsunedYndorssd b. Csrgymen,
ians md o Temperance Everywhere
White ribbon Remedy work and swiftly Inst
mother eok the dFankaFd ei
who has loved
them White Ribbon Remedy at
fremont street Boston. Mass f
package plain sealed snsope All sas1
answered White Ribbon Rnkz
BY mail in plain package IA
sold and Seattle by
sha~ls PhArnnaoy, 1918 seeord
Ksnnsdy Drug Co. CT First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

Threw him down On the floor
And pounded hIa block with s. bIiiY
7 am - artist. Gays HaIaHa#s HHH
/ would not dance zee 1.-The century
ruuHHu at 80 IauiH ~ I'll II
would ba zee anHehfbu Worse
then IHaN HHIHna
aui. thafa a GOOD aasuKh fsaaaa
for not dancing IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09

Quo Yadla. tie bill At the Third
Avenue. will continue through the
week Gu sunday afternoon That
Little sWede. d new character dia-
Iaet comedy which s8mss With eEz
eelIent notices. vii take the boards
for the coming week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-09
.AH.InETER

Several clever turns are being
given az the star theatsr this week.
and the whole vaudeville bin IL Ell
teftaluinF The program viii not
be changed aKaiu until Monday
afternoon
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26

mr. och Mrs George Hanson
fran Oakland, Neb.. afreste hari-
fran i mandags till Danmark och
Sverige i sallskap med Mrs Lavi-
MIA Lofvander och hennes dotter
Linnea.
OkOf Wesftn med fru ~afreste i
fredags att helsa pa Vermland,
Sverige.
ID vi i forliden veckas hummer
omnamde den konsert, som under
Lutherforbundets auspicier hal
Its i Augustanakyrkan, kommo
vi alldeles oafsigtligt och genom
f~orbiseende att underlata mamma
en- at de upptradande, nemligeE
miss Norma Anderson. Miss An
derson har en- val skolad rost och
fyllde pa EFT fortjenstfullt satt sin
del al programmed.
VI villa harmed for vSra lasare
meddela att kartan Oliver Sverige.
Norge. Danmark och Finland an
landt och fnnes till paseende pa
vart koptor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26
Sioux City.
Saeaska M0nttorens kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
M0naEOREhS lELEFUNNUMMER 627

F0a9s. Den 20 dennes en- dot.
ter till Mr. och Mrs T. Berglund,
I4I4 tngleside ave.
- Den IS dennes en- son till
Mr.. och Mrs Otto Lund, 1908
Floyd river road.
Mrs A. X. Johnson, hvilken eff
ter undergangen operation forli.
den vecka befann sig i EFT mycket
kritiSkt tilistand, ar nu utom all
fara.
Eisganta och artistiskt utforda
fotocsafer tagas enligt, senaste
torbdttrade metoder hos den nye
sven ke fotografen Martin Young
berg. OIL Fourth street.
Ryeuns katie ar Diet basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26
En- vardsIos aktur

slutar ofta med en- ledsam olyckshandel-
Sc. Begagna Bucklen's Arnica Salve att
hela skador. som uppstatt genom olycks-
handelse. EFT djupt sar foten fran en-
oIyckshandelse", skrifyer Theo. Schuele>i
Columbus. o., fo~rorsakade mig stor
smarta. Lakarne stodo maktlosa. mon
Bucklen's Arnica Salve helade Diet qyickt
Lindrar och helar ~brannsar magiskt. 25c.
hos Lungren & Andreen a%potekare.
Sioux City, La