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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-04

banks invitation to reassemble the
high joint commission.
"sir Wilfred Laurier. the Canadian
premier, knows Il good thing when he
sees it."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-04
STORM IN THE ROCKIES.
Rain and Snow on the Eastern Slope
Delays Traffic.

Denver, April At is raining ana
showing along the eastern slope of thC
mountains Trains are delayed an0
other traffic interrupted. In the Crips
ple Creek district the storm has cone
tinued incessantly for three days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-04
Hardin County Farmer Bankrupt.

Hardin County Farmer Bankrupt.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, April 4.-Columbus E.
Rash, farmer of Eldora, Hardin
county, has filed petition Of bank
ruptcy In the federal court of this city.
He asserts that his liabilities are
$1,512.10, while his assets are but
$4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-04
FINE CLUB HOUSE BURNS.
Outing Club at Davenport Loses It's
$4,000 Structure.

special TO lmeS-RepuDllcdH.
Davenport, April 4.-The Outing
Club House, costing 100000, was de-
stroyed BY fire today. The loss is es-
timated at about $4,000.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

The two prizes arr Of equal value.
fifty dollars each, and the winning
candidate who receives the highest
number Of votes cast shall have
first choice; the other prize will h.
awarded the young lady receiving
the second highcs, number Of votes
cast.
Four votcs will h. allowed with
each dollar paid in advance ON sub
scrip,ions to THE Rpopp which
may be- one or more yearly sub
scriptions, two Scmi.annual sui
Scrip,iouS NJ 20 each, or four quar-
tcrly subscriptions a, Die each, but
the total when turned in must
equal onr yearly subscription ut
81.
The votes will bc deposited in
lulloi box which will w. under lock
aud seal until the contest shall have
terminated, when q committee will
h. selected to count thu bllots.
The selection oi the committee
will h. left to the most sucrtSsiul
contestants. that Is, four commit.
ivrmrn will l., chosen by the four
contestants receiving the highest
numlvr " votes. and fifth will
H. chosen 10y mapriiy vote uf the
other four committeeman. The
fifth committeeman will D. chair
. man II the committee. AMI maxi
thu awards a. the -uyr,-lul con
trslauts.
\ ally will H. KEEP, hy the v,liiUr
" TuE BpUUp utthC vulCs yast anil
the standing " each cunt, slant will
II published in each ISSUE,
The prizes will be KEEP, on cxhi.
biiion at the pwclry stores; thu
diamond ring 1T StcNarts aud the
gold watch at Cooks.
Following is the form VI lOllo, 10
IL used.
II cast ,....,s....,.s,,..., votes III
MI. ..................,.........tl
as the most popular young lady in the
REcoRp's Popularity Contest.
SirnCd ..ttts sssssatstasstsssss. asss
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
MISS WILBORN
Leads in the Popularity Contest Miss
Clara Carter Second

In the Popularity Contcs, the
voting has moved up lively and
Miss Clara Carter stands second
with Is votes while Miss Wilborn is
in the lead with - votes. \ great
deal Of interest Is hiinR shown in
the contest but |, il absolutely i'm.
possible for one to tell who will w.
in the lead irum one wcck until the
nrXtN
Two new candidates havr hcn
entered by their friends. Miss Lily
Dos, daughter oi e. T.. no,s. Of
this city, and Miss Muhcl Guess,
daughter " T. {. Guess, the Salem
mail carrier IL this city. twill h.
nolicd that the name ol Unv con.
tc,tant Is uut IN the lit ihi, wcvk,
Miss Carrie Muur' Her al>rucy
lrnm the rity and certain reason.
ha, prompted her withdrawal
which w, ouly granted after oul
protest was met hy rasouahl,
cau,c un her part. She /, q very
popular Young lady AMI has man,
friends in the county, hut she i
now an instructor at l0yky,ar
Ru,incs, Coll,g' 1t llopkinsvillc
Thee who have yo,c,l for her vii
rcci,r her p.r.onal letter setting
or,h her position.
W. ANNOUNCE the standing N
u - - Ill
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Call.

The mcmlvr, ot the pohibiticn
Iurlv aud al Temperance people
an requested tn meet in mass con-
vcn,ion at the court housc in Mar
ION, NY. on Monday, March -, at
one o'clock. y. m, Ter the tmnac.
ton Of imI ort,ni buimss.
Ina Il. CLARK.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Following arr the rules govern
ing our Popularity Contest, in which
two ycry handsome and valuable
priRs will h. awarded the two
most sucCCssiul contestants.
The contest will positively clusc
at T. u'clpCk. nuon, un july !,
lnOi.
ANY Young lady will H. eligible
~ q contestant. VIM Is nominated
by her friends and Is supported lG
their yu,Cs.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Bourland Il Haynes, Insurance.
It's MErz d SEDRERRY, thu bar
bcrs.
Obc Steele Is very sick at his .
home in the city,
Rev. J. l.. Price, Of Providence,
was here this week.
DR.. c. G.. Moorcland, Of Fords |
Ferry is reported sick.
Mrs. Vim. Lamb is sick at the
home Of ]. Wesley Lamb.
II. d. wooliord, Of Salem, was
in town this week on business.
Go To the PALACE for your dry
goods, shoes, furnishing goods, etc.
MoRms Il SoN have frst-class
acknowledgements and lunches
served ut all hours.
Dcnman Il Love have on cx-
Inhibition the very latest styles Of
street hats.
typewriter ribbons for all makes
Of machines. Carbon paper, the best
that is made, will not smut or rub
oil, JoE BorRi-,SD.
b. +. Copeland, salesman for the
American Typc Founders Co, ST.
Louis, was in the city Thursday,
greeting old friends.
Mn. Ada Cayander left Monday
. for Louisville where she will pur.
! chase Pickcns & Cavendcr's stocI
Of spring aud summer goods.
Have you seen the new stock o
up-to-da,c shoes, furnishing goods
hats. etc. for sale 1t the PALACE
Pickcns & Cayandcr old stand.
>, Miss Iec McCaslin and Gee
Scott, popular young pcoplc q
Crayncvillc, wcp married Wcdnc'
day evening at the residence Of Re-,
y ". 7. Oakley in East Marion.
'c Thieves broke into Woods
" Ormrs drug store Monday nigh
taking cigar, tol0cco and cpa
a watches belonging to Levi Cool
n amounting In value To aloui $50,
Do Mcssrs. Gco. and Rolcrt Ems
left Tuesday for Chicago. tn,
A. have secured employment, with q
tc Chicago Construction Company al
m will h. scn, to Louisiana On hridl
i. work.
nj IN not iorgyt the day and da
h. Of the Richards u priugle's Mar
II, moth Mins,pl Performance, tn,
he day, March Dist. Nothing to cQu
It will bc seen here again this ~
-. son. Fifty royal oolord mins,l
nj entertainers appear ut every ~
no Torrance and fun runs riot thOuI
). the entire lengthy program Of Va
D., led ac,s-big hits, every one
them,
''r ]. II. Davenport. II rikcvill
n Tenn, is selling The we'll kno'
:" New flounw sewing machine
YET this county, lie has four 1lcsm
I'r who an out In the county sclli
the machine imm the wagon, 7
-. New Florence j. said to b. one
8 y the latest improved and enc amo
Ing the lis, machines IN the mark
,il II Is lcing sold at rn~l
tie. blc pnccs and old machines
bcing taken as part pay,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

the city
Joe Taylor, Of Tolu, was here
this week.
Jno. Casncr, Of Shady Grove,
was here this week.
Captain w J. Stone, Of kuttawa,
was in the city Monday.
Call on RANEIN n DAuGHrREy
for corn; hay or other feed stuff.
Miss Pearl Doss was the guest Of
friends near Rcpton Saturday and
Sunday
Early Irish potatoes for sale az
60 psi hushcl.
A-3t c. r. Doss.
" J and J. Il. Parish, Of Glad.
stone, were pleasant callers at this
office Tuesday.
We are selling bnm for SjeAor
hundred pounds cash.
san WILLIAMS Il FREEMAN.
II. T. Flanary arrived Saturday
To h. with his mother, Mrs. lsabcI
Flanary, who has been seriously III
When you want nice window
and door frames made, get then
made at the planning mill, Marion
Ny.
Miss viana Roberts. one Of III
normal students visited her par
cnis a, Gladstone Saturday an,
Sunday.
Rest work, most courteous treat
mcnt-,hat's the Kohinoor laur
dry.
36.u Noun HUI, Ag't.
Mcssrs. W. ]. McChcsncy,
Kelsey, and ". II. MCChcsncy,
Rcp,on, registered a, the Gill hou,
this week.
Tho,. j. Tricc, an old soldi,
who resides NEAR Dixon, was in Il
city Wednesday To appear hclo
! the pension board.
/. lrs easier To pay In and ct
=. god shave than To try Il your,
Z aud cut your iacr. Mlrl 4 81
u BERRY arr the tarlvr,.
u G. X. Nelson. II Bird,yillc, "
in the city Wednesday cnrou
r. home, returning irum lclanD
+. where be- has been attending scho'
While attending circuit CoJ
y next wCCk. Callat Nina & SKIM
y avs barber shop and Ut a sha,
y Across the strcct in front oi
postoihcc.
N Sam Gugcnhcim returned Tu
!, day from II. Louis whcp he sp
\, two weeks in the markets huyi
- gods for landcll.GuRnhcim G,
Of this city, andJ. u. farris & q
Of Salem.
u Mrs. Minnie MCCunc, If
I" spending the winter with her moi
:. or, Mn. Barrett, has gone To hou
VI Keeping in Metropolis whcr
T. husband has been In business
:" some time.
A., Chasiain Haynes returned III
n day To Lexington after spCndin
/. few days q, home. lie is attend
III the State Collcgc whcU h. \
M graduate In June rcUiving the
ID. grc, II. :.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Ia grippe. a
Elder IIudspcth made Il flying
trip to Blackiord Wednesday. 4
Clean linen and BEST BARRIERS in
town at MIR d SEpHERRY's shop
Rev. jas. +. Price will conduct
services at the G. +. church sun.
day morning.
Call on MoRRI, Il HumAEp at
the Black old stand for the most .
choice groceries.
J. X. Summcryillc and family,
Of Nation, were guests 81 rel
ativcs here sunday.
RANElN a D,uGuRT will sell
all kind, II feed stuff at reasonable
prices. promp, delivery
Dcmp-y Kemp and wife returned
from Mississippi Thursday and tx.
pct To remain here until Scp;cm.
hct.
Bo,uN a PAM. carry the lest
shingles made. Their Red Cypress
Best is the bcst ,hinglc made.
Elder II. \. Mcdonald arrived
Friday from Cadiz, and j. assisting
in the revival a, the Christian
church.
IrNa Blackburn, Of Rufus, and ].
T. Street, Of Morganfcld. took
dinner at the Gill hou~c one day
this week.
L. T. Siglcr, formerly Of Box.
willie, and who travels for parson Il
Scovillc. wholesale Rroccryman,
Evansville, has removed To this city
to reside. This is central point
in his territory, bu, doubtless tn,
main mason j. because Vt the splcn'
did school herr aud the environ
mcnt il affords HI, children.
ladic-, always remember thai
Miss Ada llarrg Il Co. Is head
quarter, for all styles u up.to.dat
millinery We have receive,
already beautiful line Of rcady.io
wear and .tpct hats and arr pm
] PARED to make to orlcr anythin
drsiud in pohhy spring hats. Gu
selection j. II the choicc,, and on
prizes arr the lowest. S6.u
r ". II Bickcr,. at present a ,ho
merchant at lIopkinsvillc, former
Is a Newspaper man, and We
known to the business men IT thi
cily a. the gentleman who made u
the late illustrated edition Of ii
j. Cuticndcn PMS, was last wee
a indicted by the grand jury at lloI
kinsvillc for burning n house O
IL which there was insurance. n
4 charges wcr somewhat scnsa,icnl
IL aud Bickcrs protests his innoccn,
demanding a speedy trial.
" The Richards 4 prinRlc's famo,
,s Georgia Ministries that will apps
,. a, the Opera House March u
have fifty royal Colord ninstr
entertainers appearing Ut every ~
:. lormancc and fun runs riot thnul
- the entire program ot varied acts
hig hits. every one II thcm-siu,
the list Famous Clarence roWc
~ Clever Billy Young. Pete wccJ
y Fat bartlett. Happy llcauguarl al
H. aud Rolcrt Williams. These q
the men that will shine on the en-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

~. ] Morris, Dentist, Marion.
M orders promptly filled.
MoRWi. & lIunBARD.
Monday was a great day for can
sh,lau-
Chas IaRuc, OF Lcyias, was in
Town Monday.
iIayes Jacob. left Tuesday night
fos Zillah, Wash.
Best qualitic, in goods and low.
ct price, at the PALACE.
Monday va, the biggest county
conri day We have hal since last
fan.
Attorney Thos. W Champion
weni Ia Blackiord Tuesday un bust
nfss
Mr.. John Sutherland, who ha,
been sick ior several days, Is much
better.
Alvis Steven. went Ia Princeton
SUNDAY night returning Monday
morning
Mr.. and Mr. Frank Williams,
Of Ford. Ferry, vcr in the city
Monday
Mis- Clara Crawford, Of Tolu, Is
the gucr, Of hi sister, Mr.. J. u
champion.
Mc~r-. pclmcr Bbb and IL
EDWARDS. oi Pincy, were in th'
cts Monday
Mr.. u. e. Porter returned Mon
day from Owcnsboro whrrc she Wis
ited r,lativs.
Miss Carrie Moor, II Hopkins
VIA, spcn, Sunday with her psi
enis IN this city.
Dust pcriycd q full line ut dr
ecc,l-, pretty laccs and cmhroidc'
ieta the pNLN,U,
>lc,,r. W Hugh Watson an
Vernon Malcum, oi blooming Res
uerc In town saturday
Chasc n Sanlarns cclcbui,
colo i, the ls~,. Sold unly I
Monpi. n llrunWp
NJ. Eva Muor. and ull Tuck
spent sunday In frdonia. u
cu|~i. II Mr.. Henry Ricc.
Alr. !. VI. FREEMAN and daugI
ltt Mis-, Muricl, spCnt Tuc,d.
Will friends a, CmyuCvillc.
Mis- Gncc Ainsworih left Nc
day for May6cld where she has
pcsiiicn in a millinery s,or.
She's, shoes, We havc I
Eclipsc & Hannah for men, Al
Drew sclby icr women, a, /
rAiNCg.
Business at TIM RpUpp oil
ksp US hus,ling Monday. ltscci
thai our friends remembered I
Come again.
Mn. Grant Davidson and VI
lnum Hurley returned Sa,url
from Louisville whcU they M
ben buying millinery goods.
Syc DosrN 4 Pairs WHEN
nud 1T lumlvr. When grad,
,pn,ilcnd their prizes can't
bat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
yVaiting for lgr. StrIIcly 800,

Builder ST. the carriage Waits With-
out.
Mr.. strucdtrich Without what, ye
Fnunlskull?
Bitler Without bosses. It's the
aa0sor eerrlaEs Sir New Yorker
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Notice Of Sale of School and
Institution Lands

The following described school and institu.
tion lands, situated in Ramsey county and
state Of North Dakota viii be offered for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder at
the court house in the city,of Devils Lake,
county of Ramsey, state of North Dakota, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and ) o.
clock p. m. on Thursday the 18th day Of De-
cetnher, A. ID. 1905, said sale to commence at 10
O'Clock a. M, and to continue from day to day
until all lands herein described have been sold
or offered for sale.
All lands will be offered in tracts as herein
after designated and upon the following condi.
tions: u
No tract will be sold for less than its APP
praised value. The terms OF sale are: One-fftll
of the purchase price to be paid at the time of
sale: .one-fifth in five years; one.fifth in ten
years: one fifth in fifteen years; and one-fifth
in twenty years, with interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum, payable annually in
advance. The purchaser will also be required
to pay at tile time Of sale fee of s. for issuing
each contract.
Upon approval of sale by Board of University
aud School Lands. the purchaser shall pay in
terest from the date of sale to January !. 1907
on the deferred payments at the rate of six
percent per annum. 8.5 IS
The Board Of University and School Lands
reserves the rightte reject any or all bids.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
Hair-Wash Lake.

Very interesting items may be
sometimes unearthed from the con
Ssular reports. For example, there
is "a description Of a soapy lake in .ahe
annual statement Of the trade and
commerce Of Nicarag qua. This street
aof water. THE Lake Of Nejapa, contains
IA strong solution of bicarbonate of
potash, bicarbonate of soda, and szll-
phate OF magnesia. This. water.
when rubbed on any greasy object, at
ence forms a aather..,' The report
says It is sased as a hair-wash, and
enjoys a local reputation as cure
for external and internal complaints.
The Nicaraguans are not conspicuous
for commercial enterprise, but during
the year they have managed to export
-four demijohns'' OF this wonderful
water to the neighhoring Guatemala.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
SUNS EFFECT ON MAN BAD
Its Light Not Necessary, States an
Eminent Scientist Of
ENGLAND.
England.

DR.. Charles e. Woodruff has made
an exceedingly interesting inyestiga-
ton Of the effects of tropical light on
white men, The origin of his inyesti-
cation was an fattempt to prove or dis
prove the theory that the; skin pig
mentation of man served to exclude
the short or actinic rays of light
whose action is to destroy living pro-
top1asrn. ~
II this theory Is true. says the Chi
cago Tribune, it will explain at sonoe
many anthropo logical riddles. we
find, ins4itssa reason why white men.
while capital colonizers in cold or tenn
perate regions and sagacious admins
traitors of tropical colonies. have
failed when they attempted themselves
to colombo i'm hot countries; WIZ
blonde types prevail in the cloudy al
most sun regions of the north Of Eli
rope. brunette types in the dazzlingly
light countries bordering on the Med
iterranean. and the negro in Central
Africa; and why the type of man liy:
ing in the tireless city is less blontie
than that of the countryman who has
during a large portion of his outloo.
life the protection of woodland and or
lchard. Il u. ll3
Dr.. Woodruff soon felt bound to adj
NIT that the sun is not the beneficent
deity We thought him to be as we-wor-
shipped. but that he delights in sacri-
fees and Stays ruthlessly those who
trust him. 1t is hard to believe that
man does not need Tight, and IT. is al
most a shock to be.made to realize that
the vast majority of land animals live
an absolute darkness, Yet DR.. Wood,
ruff leaves little reason to donbt. his
statements for, besides the cogency Of
his 2 reasoning from universally accept
Cd facts. he fairly bristles with au-
thorities whom he cites in support Of
his position. II i3fl Z,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
HE is .oyvA,s BUSIEST MAN
This Newspaper Man Ellis Twelve
Positions and Finds Time f0r
Social Duties.

Eldora. Ta.-Perhaps no newspaper
man in the state efloMa. III In he United
States, has had as, many Offices as Clint
ID. Myers. editor OF the Radcliffe tia.s
Signal, city clerk Of Radcliffe justice
\ OF the peace. notary public snperintend-
! ent Of the city WaterWorks system, sec
EetaYy-treasuTer OF the Radcliffe Mutn-
al Telephone company. as we'll ae Its
general manager; secretary Of a five
county commercial telephone system,
Job printer owner Of the Radcliffe
Amusement company plant editor. poll
fician and writer on economic subjects
Myers. in a recent Issue of his paper.
states that he Just finished the largest
4 bar dOcke + ever got out in H ardiii coun-
4 ty. bel ped nurse . sick child nights and
part of the day. went to a lod &c meet
\ tng. attended TO business at Davenport.
visited relatives at Moline Ia liked Gov.
Cnmmins for president. presided over
= civil case In justice court collected
The city water rents, hoed corn and
helped do q family washing.
The man lives at Radcliffe. a town Of
nearly q thousand population. from
whence more grain isi shippedt han from
any other town twice the size in Iowa.
4 community where four banks are in-
adeqnate to hold the peoples money.
and here this year will be raised d
the vicinity the largest corn crop, pro-
portionally. known in the history Of
lows agriculture The people hosor
Myers with heir best ofIicss. Subscribe
1 f0F hia paper and patfonize his business
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08

as at "A In the picture, the funnel will
hang in a balanced position in the wood
en- rest. while held in your hand at the
{ knot.
Then on. two hooks in frame, as
shown in the picture, placed about four
feet apart, fasten, two. strings, and let
them be united with the other three at
"A. When this has all been done the fun-
mel, which may be Of glass or tin, should
hang with its center as close to the table
as possible. q ,s. .5 Il
Now remove the funnel and make q
knot In the strings at about one-fourth
the length above the funnel, as at B.
Replacing the funnel, hold your finger
at the bottom of the tube and pour itfull
of sand or salt, and your salt artist is
ready to draw. a55
y Hold the funnel off at one corner of the
table and let it go, when twill swing off
in curve, the sand or. salt marking the
line of its motion. Now fill the funnel
again, and, holding 1t at the opposite
corner Of the table. let 1t go, whenit will
I duplicate the first curve from that cor
/ ner. II you do this from all four corners
you will have pretty syn1me trical de-
sign.
II you will now remove the funnel,
unite the knot at B, and make the knot
at some other point, the curves win he
different, and You may make an infinite
variety OF designs by starting from DIFF
ferent positions on the table.
You may think, says Good Litara-
t,ire that this is great fun. and SO it is.
but but It Is more than fun as the curves
really represent a discovery made by a
f Ere le and they are called after
him, Lissajeus curves. 5i' '; 531s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08
ANTS THAT EAT ROCK.
The Remarkable Destructive Power.
Of the Powerful White
Ants.

The engineers in charge Of q fele.
graph line at HOngkong were surprised
recently by the discovery that about
seven en- miles OF their cable, though ii
was we'll protected and laid under.
ground in a concrete trough, had been
severely damaged. For the greater
part of the length oval holes had been
bored quite through the casing down
to the copper wire itself.
4. TWAS agreed that insects must have
been the authors of the mischief,
though what kind of insects was not
obvious. 1t might be possible to find
one which enjoys perforatfng lead. But
these insects seemed to have drilled
the holes not in order to make pas
sage, but; by way of making a meal.
They had taken dinner OF six
courses, consisting first Of tarred rope,
then Of lead, then Of twisted rope, then
of tape, then Of hemp fiber, and lastly
of India rubber. The copper strand
had been too much for them.
Portions of the damaged cable were
semitic the natural history museum
with the hope that some opinion might
be given, and the oracle replied that
there could be little doubt that the
damage was caused by white ants.
Specimens of their peculiar forms Of
appetite and industry are Kept in the
museum. which show not only that
they will eat lead. but will also bore
through hard sandstone rock.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-08

3 DIR. CHAR - n,-- y sal,!. anil 60 cess q
ful experiei 4. in the tt.ali,scIr of ALL
,nrabie me,;i al and s":, 2icil diseases.
His equipn :lt is ur!.,xc.l1e,1 by any
Institute OF .Hos-ital ylCst Ct Chica-5
go, and he ieat. his Dakien.' by the
latest and .e m,st scientific methods
of Europe and IL: East. These ms
clude X RMS, Radiurl +. vs., Vibra-s
.crs, Mass; ar, Finsen l-i..it, Lyr, n
and the mos! carefully !:lel ired -.,',.',-s
cines, for t,,:s.tt::ng disc sses, ano ss.y.
cure to stag cured, al c,li'ab1e Uses,
including Eye, Ear, Nose, Inroet,s
Lung Troubles, Broncii;tis,.. Cos.Isump-a
4 ton in its early stages. Catarrh, Stom-s
arh and Bovse, Troubles, Arpendi-
citis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, disease
Of the Brain and Nerves, Kidney
sind Liver troubles, Ringing O. the
Ears, including beginning ;" &c res
awe Deafness, Bladder troubles, Heart
areubles, sore Eyes, weak 8. running
,J,. ."Tacf, gcanriased tn .
IA, 4 L.ds, Gems g CONN .nts rr
Weaknesses, Sterility. Blood, Skin.
bad Private diseases, dis eases OF
rs1,. ..zzin=ss, Vertigo, l:.sa - .-e,,-
s.y, Sexual Weakness, Drains and
Losses, and discsses tene'Lii. towards
permanent insal Ivy. -sI,-lv and D.
manently cured Cancers, llies IT,
rnors, Warts, Moles, and all nlalig
nant Crowtfs treated srHcNsflly
without tic Knife, and absolutely
!. tt -ut :na':,. nN "a entirely new
method lately discovered in Paris,
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Consultation to those interested, s1.00.
T. DIR. CHAREsT & Co,
Fargo, n. D.