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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-13

A. n. Baldwin went down to
the twin cities last Saturday.
Wanted-Laundry girl at
Palace Hotel. Good wages.
We have improved farms fer
sale, FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Attorney.M .C.Spicer, ofDazey,
was in the city last Friday, look
ing after a case in justice court.
Evangelist Jones has struck
Wimbledon and Editor Postmas-
ter Stevens has taken to the
woods.
Remember that we givespecial
attention to phone orders. Goods
delivered to all parts of the city.
Jimeson & Olson, Phone 1875
Gunder Aga is. raising his
house on Rollin avenue, putting
in another story and fixing
things up in great shape.
Thos. Nimlos, the farmers CO.
operative mercantile agitator,
was in the city last Monday. We
do not know whether he is going
to put in a store at this place or
not.
Banker Alex. Curry, of Sharon,
came over to Cooperstown last
Friday to look afterImatters and
visit friends. He had not been
over for several months and says
he notices big changes even in
that short time.
Mrs. C. A. Mack and children
who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Blackwell for
the past ten days, left Yesterday
for Dwight, N. d., at which
place Mr.. Mack has been called
as pastor of the Congregational
church.
Carpenter II. E. Skaar is
building a substantial residence
for himself east of the school
house and will become a per-
manent citizen of the town. Tom
is good carpenter and we are
pleased to see him locate at
Cooperstown.
DIR. L. S. PLATOU, of Valley
City, graduate of Christiania uni
versi4y, Norway. will be in Coop
erstown April %, for the purpose
of practicing his profession. Re-
gular visits last Friday each
month. Private hospital.
Theo. Marquardt is boiling
over and is somewhat hot under
his collar. He has a colony OF
boils on the back of his neck that
are not very comfortable to say
the least.
Ye editor went out hunting fol
geese Monday and got one in less
than two minutes. 1t was
presented to us by Messrs
Houghton, Allen, Patterson and
Stone, and we couldn't help but
think good things of these good
fellows every time we took g
bite at that luscious goose.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. Idsvooe
returned last Friday. They
had spent the winter in C:lifor
MIA. Oregon and Washington
They do not think very much Of
California but are greatly taken
up with Washington, especially
on the coast around Tacoma. II
they ever move from North Oak
ota they would settle in that
part of the state of Washington.
Prof. H. "A. Farr left this week
for Oscar. Mclean county,
North Dakota, at which place he
has farm. He will attend to
his ranch and teach at the same
time, and being an A No. 1 edu-
Gator will no doubt take a lead
ing place in educational circles
in Mclean county. Griggs coun-
ty loses one of it's best teachers.
The COURIER wishes Mr.. Farr
every success possible.
NEW ROCKFORD, N. D.,
| Ian. 10 1908
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-13
Jimeson Z Olsen takes order,
for Ladies' Raincoats and Skirts
The FAuLTLEss GARMENTS.

If anybody can tell the COURIER
what good the flax mill is to this
community we would like to
know it. 1t does not run more
than about two months IN a year
and then does not buy fax straw
only few loads at a time. It's
about time for the town to offer
another bonus to somebody.
A>couple of insurance adjust
ers were here last Thursday and
in the evening met with the
Commercial Club to talk over the
question of reduced rates of in
surance. There does not seem
to be much chance for any
material reduction in rates until
a few more brick buildings are
put up in these two blocks on
the main streets.
Several hundred people called
on Thompson Brothers last We'd
nesday and sampled that elegant
line Of canned goods and con-
fectionery which they handle
and labeled CLONE Brand"
manufactured by Griggs Cooper
& Co. Travelling Salesman Lewis
chaperoned the luncheon and
was ably assisted by Thee.
Thompson and his efficient crew
and we recommend them to any
body in need of their services for
parties, etc.
Doctors G. L. Brimi and M.
D. Wesley were at Valley City
Wednesday of last week attend
ing the first annual meeting Of
the Sheyenne Valley Medical
Society, comprising the counties
of Barnes and Griggs. They re-
port a very pleasant time. The
program consisted of various
important subjects to the medi-
cal profession and the discus
sions no doubt were interesting
and instructive to the medical
men.
N. A. Patterson last Thursday
receivpd a couple of very fine
English setter dogs. They came
by express from Pennsylvania.
N. A. expects three more dogs
-)of the same breed some time
this month and then will be bust
er than a cranberry merchant
looking. after them. He has hal
John Houghton build a two story
residence for their accommuda-
ton and proposes TO have things
fixed up right and. serves notice
right here that there will be
something doing IN the field
when chicken season opens up.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-13

SAY! You arc ask
ed to attend a base
ball meeting at the
Fire Hall tonight at
7;3O to try and ar
range to put a team
Come out and get
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
S .

-Ha regreSAdO de Caysy 81 doctor
LuRo VinaB.
Ell vapor quo saIi6 eI microbes
IIev6 f .t0 de pRgsje p0r ValOr do siete
mil dollars.
Las oficinas del cuarteI general
han quedadO defnitivamente instR lsdas
preaentsndO un elegRnte aspecto.
Eta ms fiRna salieron para Aibc.
nit0 los espo80s Winthrop.
Ell sef1or Post. Secretario de Puer-
to Rico, saldr6 me mana para B1yam6n
C0meriO. 81 visje 10 hRra & eAbG.
llo.
Hoy hs tornado posesi6n de 90
cargo de cOmandante mayor interinO
de 10 pOlicfa, el Oapitsn don ErheStO
Lopez DiRz
So aaegura que el Seflor Wilcox
sara nOmbrado Fiscal del TribunRl de
DiStritO de Ponce.
Sc encuentra de pago On San Juan
el &c or Angel G. Morales, un0 DIP loo
verdRderOs 0iTtstoSOs del arte. Salu-
dSmosla.
-Han aido curados en- Ia sRla do 90
Corros MRrf& Pav6a. de una heFidA in.
cisa en- eli antebraz0 dereCh0, Jalisn
Andinc. de una herida ContuSR en 10
region frontal. y Emilio r R0driGue z de
ana heridR en- 10 manO izq 1ierda.
Ell aefIor GeFardo Merino, de IestS
ciud0d. ha preaentad0 al h0n0ra be
GobernRdOr unS quejI contra ell CAPT
tan de 10 p0Iicfb insofar SF. Guerrero.
Sc hsbIa en- todag parties de que
esta msfIana determinRdas Casas do CO
mercio han pRsado cables & NV YOik
para que 90 mercBnCfA BeA emb arcade
por 10 Rad eD.1
-Ha sido citado eI Marshal del Tri'
bunsI Supreme para que c1ncurra
como teatigO Rl iuiCio de YGre YAre, s
petici6n de Ia defenss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
Cata1O pTOgIBsa.
R3y gran anlnaei6n para las
flOStas hoy.
Tn foco de gasolina sera inst 1Iadc
en- Ia plaza.
(De maestro ooprespomsog.)

Septiembre 16.-Hsy gran snima.
Oi6n psPa las 6estRs ae efqct6an h0y
en- Cat d y en- las que tornRn paTte
principal os Il b. Queros de &queD aim.
p6tic0 poblsdo.
HSnse ALI hecho grandes reformas
en sus GALES y h exteDas plt IA te hR
hermoseGdo mucho. Un gran fsco de
gasoIina ser6 instAIado On elICentrO de
ella aaI reBuItarsn suicientemonte
aIumbradog BuB ContoFnoB.
Conflicts Ia fsbriCaci6n de riueVAs o.
sas en- el sitio denominado Ella Punta>
& d0nde van 6 verane8r RFgun8S fami.
liaB de esta ciu dad en- busCe de Il sgra.
dsble temperature que ali De- dit fruta.
TerminBdRs hRCe aIg6n tempo Las
reparaci0neB de Ia bonita iglebia CRt6
IiCa, preSenta este un buen IgoIpe de
vista y & sus Iad0s se han construido
vaFias casss de mggnffsa pFeBenCia
y buena capaCidad.
POGO trabDj0 tiene squf ID policfa
pues el mOrijeFGdo VeCindRriO del p0-
bladO no ds que hscer 8 10 fueYzs p6
b!iCa y solo peQuefiRs fsltaG DE orde-
nGnzRs municipaIeB aon FegistFada0.
Creemog que an baEneerio ihstaIgdo
en- Ia playa Norte darfs busn resuItado
atrRYendo muchos visitRntes y aumen.
tandO el trais0 entire Ia capital y el'
poblado.
Unos Cuantos bRncos de MADEIRA 8
de mGmposteris darfan mejor comodi.
dad 6 los c0ncurrentes 6 10 pl8zR Ed
bsicB, GoiCo sitio de reunion VI recreO
que tienen aqueIlag fsmilias POGO
Cueata tal mej0ra.
- Barrio populogo. cercano ID c0pi,
tel con buenas Was de trfnsitOI aI We.
cinO pueblo de Bayam6n. bien meFeCe
que eI ayuntamient0 de este procure
mejorar en- todO 10 possible las c0ndi'
clones de Cats no que c0ntinuar con
eli prcQresO q On 81 90 nota muylpronto
resuItRFS un0 de los mas po6tieos ,
pintOresCos puntog de 10 isla. Entire
las pers0nas deCentes del barrio y On
todo el pueblo sensatO 90 lee Riempre
con guSto IR popular &CorreSppn6en-
cia.3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
En- Canada no Quie-
rem ''imp0riaIiSmO",
Los pTOp9nOn Ia anexl6n do West
Indies J Ia TGehazan.
Consideran que sin ESQ es va bas-
tante arduo su problema de
Gunidad Macdonald.

eThe Toronto SUM so expIiC8 desde
el Canada y CiertAmente con bag.
tRnte iOurR.
L. gran temdepc6G qoe eCabAr6 pOr
anuIar eI manifesto dest6n0. no solo 90
receIosamcnte mirada en- Buenos Al
res. sin6 tambi6n en- ell viejo Domi-
mum On donde no quieren nj R1n que ae
prOp0pRR 10 erection de otrO imperi0.
Sci impeT6GlSSm0-diCe Rquel peri6.
diCo-alcanza 90 mas alto nivel 10
que pareCe, pr0p0niendO lR Rnexi6n de
West Indies al Canada
GNuestrO pregente territOri0 una &C.
rie de prOVinCias repartidas trAv6S
del norte de este Continente diyididaS
de otras por barreras cFeRdas pOr 10
n@turaleza con un Canada frances en-
eI medic de dichRs prOvinciGg. NOS pa
recs al pFegsnte baStGnte 6rdu0 pro-
blemR en- 10 que 6 10 unidRd naCionRl
90 rt sre.0
eLOS antilIag estsn geogr4fioAments
sepSrGdaB de nOsotroG pOr unaB l. 500
miIlas de mar
ePerO ell oce6nO es pequeflA difcul-
tad Rl lado de los que Ofrecen lOG pun
tos de vista moral, goCiRl y p0'fOiCO.
Gobre todO con ID aHimiIaCi6n negsa
de IRs islaB.3
eiQc6 ClaSe de adiCi6n & nueDtrO par.
lamentO tendEiAmOs con ana deleg0-
Ci6n de JamaiCs p
eNosOtros, por Supuesto, tendTfAm0G
que h4cernos cargo de 10 protocol On
naval de AquelIOS pIIses. Los parti-
dArios que en- IogIaterrR tiene ese pro-
yeCtO 2Brten de Is base de que nos
otroS terGSmOg una marinR.0
eTendrrAmos ciertamente que for
mar tres esCuadrones: un0 para ell gOl-
fo. otrO para WeOt IodieB. y Otro pRrp
les coAtRs del PaCificO.3
tTendlf,moS. ademSs, quo COrrer eI
peligro de ComplicaCiones OOmerCiAleG
y Ia pt sibiiidRd de querellRs con los
EOtsdOs Unid0s.
eNasotros pOdemOs ccmsrCiar con
West IudieB tSnt0 como nos plazCa siu
eeharnos enCimA el intOleraDle peso de
NnexioneS.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
In mOtIn eIl |
Ord9n que disgust 3 4 los tOrG0
dOT0S.
Parece que sc les quiere trasIadar
4 aBayamon.

Aver como & las Al .. m. ss nos in
f1rnR surGi6 un motin dentro del to-
ller de la f6bric0 de tabaCos Ella CoIec.
tiva1 Ocasionado Dor hAbsr rebs ado
once torOedoreB de bre vas, con obisto
dc mandSrlOs & Blyam6n y tFaOr de
Rqr6l pueblo iRuHl n6mero SiendO eSto
EeRG1 opinion de los taECedOres de
sQuf IN gran peTjuici0 pOF tener BuS
familiRres inStaladoS On 10 local. lad y
ser cRsi impOsible eDcontrar cR8as on
BRyam6n, p0F hGber en egR una po
blaOi6n fl 9t0nte dc man de 600 tabGque'
FoG.
Tambi61 20 nos ipforma que han
aldo CAmbiRdos los tikeG & muehos tor
eedOres dGndoles otroa mas altos 8 ba.
jos que los que teni0n d0ndo eAt0 pOr
reSultadO el C0mbio de VitoIa que hoy
el&borAn.
EStaS diferenciaU entire operariCS y
jefsa do tRllereG. 90 -SuCeden con fee.
CuenOia y OreemoS sea un NAL para
ambos elementos puestO que deben
mRrchar on COmpleta armoniA tAnto
unog como otroa.
POr nueStra parte creem0a que tie.
nen rRz6n los toHcedOreB de San Juan.
con negarse & Rdmitir ell cAmbio con
los de b syRm6n puesto que eGto lea
irrOESr6 gastos y perjuiciOS que pue-
den tVitArSe dejEnd0 & cRda unO On Su
UueAtO. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
COmpshfa dramatic a 90 JuHcOs
Septiembre 13 :

Septiembre 13 -
HS lIeRadO & enta pt b!Gci6n Ia COM
ns flfs drSmatiCa que dirige el actor 90
n 0r Enrique TerradAs.
AnunciAba para antent che su prime.
ra function do abono. poniendo en- Cd
csna el g'andioIo y aplaudidO drama
eel cRbO Sim6r, ell mudo 8 la 0Idea de
San LoHerz2.1
No vieren NAL eStss Fl aStAs tes traIeG
para Abrir campo & Jopquinito R9dO iO
para que CONT! IL Bus fsenas de Ste
nemoB y tenemOs, que con tanta Ver-
dad y gracia hlCe reir al pueblo. Ade'
Iante, RodsiA
MIRA SOL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
LA PRESA.

Aucche este indisCutibla srtista pre-
uent6se brio an aspecto distinto. No
f. & el trana f ,rmista cslebradO eI que
ss present6 de r6blico fee el viOlinist9
81 5em0zistG y prestidigitRdOr. Fu6
un triu1 fo complete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

La aefIorit0 JoStfa Cabrera B z
70, hR pregentsd0 10 rerurciR del car
60 de maestro del pob'adO GGAndu11 y
90 ha nombrado para sustituirla s 10
q q lrita Rits Gonzslt Ag0sto.
Los veCinOs de SaDtuTce ge Rgitsn
con eli fio de qua Das f:stas pstronAIeS
de San MAteo queden lucidGg. , 10 Il
gEarSn Geguramente, pueB al frent
del m0vimiento hay perBOnaB dc ini
ciativAg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
D DesdrdeDeS en- Belgrade.

New York, SbFe. Is, 1-30 Pm
Dicen de Belgrade que a yer ocu-
rrieron allf serioS des6raenes en- que
tuvo que inteFvenir Ia trOpa dis
perss ndo q tiros los grupOs que,
en- actitud amena azadoFa acercaban-
Sc resueltamente al palacio del
Rey Pedro.
/ RegistFaronse cuatro mUertos y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

La explosion del <M kaa , hR lie
nado de consternaCi6n Rl g0biern0 ia-
por6s con este motive. h0 dictadO
ana Orden el smperadOr prohibiendO
ses comentado el hech0 y que no 30
use 0brO RIcoholRdO que ell de GAtell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

muchOs amotinadoS resultaron he
ridos de mas 6 menos gFavedaa.
Ell Rey Pedro ha recibido un
an6nimO hoy en- que Sc le dice
que tendra Ia misma muerte que
su antecesor ell Rey Alexandra.
Gran excitaci6n revolucionaria
hay en- tOda Servia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
lMPORTANTES CABLES
COMPR0MET.ll0S,

Varios de esos indiviluos estan
presOs, y affrmase Que Ia policia
hs descubierto varios complots re-
volucionarios en- la ind;ca1a ca
pitsl. -~- -,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

New York, SD bre. Is, 100 p. m.
Iuf6FInase que en- la catastrofe
del eMlkasa0 hay compFometidos
varios indiviluOs de lbs que prir-
cipalmente tom aron parte en- las
turbuIencias ecu rridas en- Toxic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

Ell Gxito esp 6adido que obtiene el
dat ii . del hotel SSAn juan es debidO
& uu inmejOrab!e serVicip que cada dfA
eS superior aI anterior. Tetukn 81 eB
10 direction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
OTRA vEZ Ell KAISER,

dicho s un periodists que AIemania no
Sc inmiscuir6 en- eStR question mientras
no Sc resuelva el Col fiCtO aDgVO'mG.
rrC quf.
T6meSe sin emb irgo en- las cAnCiIle'
TfRB eurOpeas, que ell kaiser prepare
OtFa s0rpresR en- este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
DIgnO -msgIs tradO.

H+ llegado & aOtR CiudRd eI ioven
mSgistF&dO don Felix C6rdOVa DavilO.
POr ga integeidad inteIijenCiR eB IN
elementO diatir guido en- Ia ms giOtra-
turs de este psfI.
DsseSm9Gle grAt0s cfRS en- San
Juan. "s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

New York, sbre. IS, l,3O p. m.
Una n0ts ofCi0SG pubiiCRda en-
Ta prOnsa de Bsrlfn. COmenta deAfGvo-
Fablomente para Francis, Ia sctitud
GOmsda por eta en- sl GSuntO de Vene.
zaalR.
El emb.iUdor aIeman en- Paris hO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
La carload International,

New York, Sept. Is, l.30 p. m.
Una collects On fGv or de las Vfctimas
de Ia CAtSOtrc fa de IteliO, hG SidO iDi.
ciRda On Madrid, Bsrifo, L6ndreS. Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

rfG y NV York.
La lIoniA itNIiana de eAta Ultima
poblaci6n ha sido Ia primera en- enviar
por cable eI importe de 50 subscription.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

New York, Sbre. 16, l-3O p. NJ.
NOticiau de Loud res que 81 RImiran.
te j ,poL6S eats enfeFmo dGSde aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
TOGO ENFERMO.

El dessstre del eMikkaGo Ie hs i'm.
preaiOnGdO grNndemente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

BORDADOS. Sc dS tFabajp
& buenss bordadoras envi&ndoIes lR
tela On Cualquier punto de 10 Isla y
90 tOman tambi6n & sueldO tFaba-
iandO On nuestrag ofioinas.
-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se com
pran enCaDieg de hilO. canes6s. pa+
6uelOs etc. de Is misnnR labor bel
GhOs 6 mRn0.
Sc SOLICTTAN COSTURERAS.
Dirigirse & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y Co. 19
FOrtaIezs. San juan. Pr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

POBzA sANGRF
onsno
a
glpey ennmedad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
LEGITIMA

cuyos adnrabe$ efectos la nutric6n de los ninos
hare siempre deber recomendar autpzado por Ia
experienced de seis nnos la toman la Pden como
postre despues de las co1idas-TsIDRO BNCO MORENO"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-16
FREEDOM OF THE AMERICAN BOY.

Unte your boy let him and huste let him sell papers anything the family silver ii he shows the instinct finance said old capitalist the other day interview and questioned concerning the proper bringing of the American boy he continued q poor boy and
 my at figures on the knocked another newsboy down because he cheated out Of built fortune from that last extra and looked the world squarey in the face from that day No the best of after that insight into human nature."
 The old capitalist was grim and unkndy war-dog with gnt o steel his and the alert expectancy his movements the soldier guerrilla methods Of attack the Pcous attitude of the qui for assumed doubt the when the shock of anothe dishonesty left the ndeb brand that to last him through life But he fortune That the thing will say. But is it?
 Every gets experience time other but he does the public bywas and the early o gamin with his under his time of life
 when there principles govern the animal combatveness that seeks epeservation the survival of the Attest muscle and the ungoverned instincts It is the first lesson that counts the of liberal educaon and it is the duty of the rc that the lad prepared fight for the standard of right the battle the inevitable battle that the victor's prowess the weddings cowardice.
 Hardening the only process that in the making of the boys character for that condition is observed largely the criminals early rainng and often the mode of destroying all confessions of three young criminals plainly the effect of this unlimited boy and while this example prcednted show that for the formative period resrc
 and discipline the only safeguards that prevent the nc ent stage of evil from becoming chronic ailmen
 The passion for adventure and the love of excitement the youth from home where he has, possibly with little pahy comprehension, of wealthy house. he squanders vitality and manhood amidst demorazng influences and he the the boune of expended and obtain the magic key that promises open the doors of the wide world.
 All youths with patrmony ahead of them endowed with
 wide wisdom and big brain all poor boys the Lincoln of past great of humble birth and grand ou sitting gossps deaf their ttenesses How few could build perfected republic such atmosphere
 The nevsboy sell his papers, and society protect the newboyt little for his development the good of the community if he is gifted with the instinct of finance boundary of law and order Every boy economic and his future the purity of government welfare Individual life sacred in very potentialies
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-16
MEETING OF THE ENvoYS.

The formal meeting of the envoys at Portsmouth has been accomplished with all the smoothness and lack of unpleas- ant incident that could be desired. As to the beginning of the conference, it has been a distinct success. Why it would have been expected to be any thing else, it is hard to see, but un- occasionally there was lurking sus- picion that something untoward was going to happen. The suspicion was alive both at home and abroad. It was the first essay of this country in l the field of such international politics, and there was a good deal of question whether we could carry it through with out a hitch. That it was so carried out IS due in very large measure to the personality of President Roosevelt. The mere bringing of the envoys to- gether has been victory that Euro pean diplomacy ould not have ae- complished. Not that European diplo- macy is of such an inferior brand. But the two countries most concerned felt that in the President of the. United States they had man who was anx- ious merely to give them both "a square deal And they felt also that in coming 10 America for conference they were at least not sitting down in the camp of their enemies, which would have been the case with one or other of them had they selected any country in Europe. As to the meeting itself, We had none Of the pomp of courts nor tradition and grave precedent as to how such things should be done. In that regard We were going it abso- lutely blind. Yet the simple courtesy of an American gentleman, wishing well to two foreign gentlemen and aiming simply to make them feel that
 they were both welcome and entirely
 untrampeled. sufficed for all the needs
 of the occasion. So far as any ques-
 tions Of formality and precedence were
 concerned, they were simply and ade-
 guately handled by the State Depart
 ment, which had the arrangements for
 the meeting in hand. The parties to
 the controversy have been properly, yet cordially. welcomed, and it re-
 mains only for them to reach some
 common ground of settlement. In
 this work they are well aware that
 they are where they will not be sub
 jected to infiuenee.in any way. How
 ever, they may settle their quarrel is
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-16
A TOUCHING STORY

is the saving from death of the baby girl of Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland, Md He writes: "At the age of Il months, our little girl was in declining health with serious throat trouble, and two physicians gave her up. We were all most in despair, when we resolved to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and colds. The first bottle gave relief; after taking four bottles she was cured, and is now in perfect health.'' Never fails to relieve and cure a cough. At all drug ists; 5Oe and $1.00 guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-16
STOP THAT CoUGHl

When a cough, tickling, or an irri- tation in the throat makes you feel uncomfortable, take Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup. Don't wait until the disease has gone beyond control. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 354 West 5th St., Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: "We think Ballard's Horehound Syrup the best medicine for coughs and colds. We have used it for several years; it always gives immediate relief, is very pleasant and gives perfect satisfae- tion." 25c, soc, s1.OO.
 Sold by Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-16
PUBLIC IS AROUSED.

The public is aroused to knowledge of the curative merits of that great medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H. Walters, of 546 St. Clair ave, Columbus, O., writes: ''For several months I was given up to die. 1 had fever, and ague, my nerves were wrecked; I could not sleep, and my stomach was so weak, from useless doc tors drugs that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bitters I obtained relief, and in a short time I was entirely cured. Guaranteed at all druggists; price soc.