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New York sfoncy Market.
y l.W YORK March 12-Mono

NEW YORK, March 13.-Moncy on
call steady, 2 1906 per cent; closing
l'',i. -: offered at 2 81. Time
loans very easy; sixty days Il; per
cent; ninety days. 3 "a; Six months.
81 o. ~
isrimc mercantile papcv. 8 3-Am4
y paf cent. Sterling exchange heavy.
with actual business il haa:crs' Bills
vt !sD.1' ftiSG.So for demand and al
='51- SnGltiSA. 50 for sixty day bills. Post.
Cd rates, fS5 1-2mdS7 1-2. Commercial
.h!l's AS.i Us Gar silver, 50. Mexican
dollars, l5 L. 5
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Baltimore Produce Market
BALTIMORE. March EFT or

BALTIMORE. March 13.-FLOTR-
Weak: winter patent, 550M575.
NlfEa Unsettled: spot contract.
10 l-SGI1-t: No. red Western, III
'-SM'i-A: March, Ito Ia Southern IN
sample. 3S0olGS.
CORN--st!cEs:: spot % 5-smsl
Southern white corn. 50Gl52 ga
OATS Steady: No. white. $40
RYE-s Strong and higher.
Steady: fancy imitation
2aaG124: fancy creamery, 27m2S: fancy
!s, =. : az; storepacked, 20M21
iTSiGS-Easy. 20.
!, Gti = ,''i'-Flrm. unchanged: large,
- l-2:t medium, l.: ST.: small. Il. f
, e'e'1> h--Strong and unchanged:
coarse graduated, Gl5: Gnc. CTS.
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Schedule in Effect Nov, II, 1904.
$50 y. n.-Chicago Express for the
West daily. Buffet Parlor Car Norfolk
to i-ynchburg and Roanoke. Pullman
Sleeper to Columbus anu Cjncianati
9;G5 q. n.-"Ocean shore Linisei''5
daily Tor Richmond, and daily except
sunday Tor Washington. Stops only
at Suffolk. Wayerls, Petersburg. Con
meets with Roanoke express aaving
Petersburg las D. IN. for Lynchburg,
Roanoke aud irterm ediate stations.
4::20 y. m.-Rci,mond Limited FOR
Richmond and Washington Stops
only at Suffolk. Wayeriy and Peters
burg.
1850 D. 7a-New Orleans Short Line
lar Petersburg. Lynchburg and South
west. Sleeper Norfolk to Pulaski and
i.snchhtpS 70 Memphis ard New or.
rafs Cafe cars
Pullman sleeper sSoanoke to Coluu.
It's. Cafe cara
Trains arrive nj Norfolk daily s:fn.
4 m. 11:20 a. III. and $50 y. m. and
1890 p. m.
Tickets and all information at City
Once. III Main street, next to U. s..
Custom House, and ct Station
*. f. .HAGIAEWOOD.
Pass. st, Norfolk, Va.
~ s HEF!II.. G. z. A.
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l.saking close connection for aI
points South. Trains leave Norfolk:
9:0a q. N. Daily; local to Danyiile and
intermediate stations. Arrive Dan
Vile at 5:25 y. M, connecting with
through Pullman trains to Jackson
vile, Durham, Atlanta, New Ofls.ans,
Memphis Knoxville. AsEevl!le and
intermediate points
1905 a. In, Daily; local to C,arksviNe,
Durham and Intermediate alations
Arrive Durham 6::c5 D. m
6:25 D. m. Daily; fast train ror all
III points South and West, carrying
& through Pullman sleeper to Char,
s4lotte, making close Connection viz,
III through Pullman trair1 for Co1nn
hia, Savannah, Augusta, Jackson.
# vile, Atlanta, New Orleans, Birming
nam, Memphis. Chattanooga, Knox
vile and AsheSille.
s: Is p. N. Daily, except sunday. &c!
Durham and intermediate points
Trains arrive Norfolk 1916 &. ~, Sac
y. M.
Southern Railway nia!ng Car aerv
ine On al, through trains, unsival!ed X
every, appointment.
City Ticket Office, No. a5 Cram,
street Monticello JloteD, Norfolk. Va
sSf5.s II, "a CTSERT. G.. nj.
S ys3} y Il. s,TAYLOE, G. !. r. "a, M
Washington, 70. G.
4 I. " n t.,,llso XyrQlJ. Pass. "a gen.
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Open 81
Is SuIS11.!l = SIS
B. G. GAIN,
5S-N, }lst st. Hell PhOnt 1884
Hell I>hout 1884.


We wish to announce to the
Newport News public that we
are prepared to do their work
with. the greatest despatch in
the manufacture CT and re-
pair Of vehicles, all kinds and
sizes, In coming to us you
save time and have the benefit
OF our many years of expert
encc. the best materials and
most skilled Workmanship, and
these coupled With the lat
est machinery enables US to
give our full guarantee on all
contracts large or small. 4
Estimates chee.fully fur
1fishsd.
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
as Perfectly Hnld When E7e stnrtc.
to Use Ncwbro's Aerp7cide

to Use Ncwbro's Aerpicide.
Frederick Manuel. Maryland block
Butte, Montana, bought bottle Of New
bros Herpicide. April 6. 's9. and began il
use it for entire badness. The hair fol-
Llcies IN his scalp We're not dead and in
~ days he had hair all over his head.
On July 2 he writes, "and TODAY nv hair
IS as thick and luxuriant rs any c.,e
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works
on an old principle and with a new d:s-
scovery-destroy the cause and YOU re-
move the effect. Herpicide destroys the
germ that causes dandruff. falling hair,
and finally badness, so that with the
cause gene the effect cannot remain
Stops falling hair a. once and !, new
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample
TO The aerpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich
ALIENS DRUG STORE,
&aeeiai Aarsta.
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NORFOLK e. Wasi3;N&T57 3EEa.t5.
SNIP COMaANT.
TIE new .n1 powerful Ercn Ioa1sca
Steamers Newport News. Washington
and Norfolk Will isavs daily AZ S0::oSa:
Northbound.
Leave Portsmouth, foot OF
North street ... g;e0 ! n
leave Norfolk, Snnt. cE US
ter street ....#...-.... 500 y u.
Leave Old fttilt Comfort. T,5Ep ~
arrive ii Washington q. 90 =. Il,
arrive IN Philadelphia
Penn. f. ~s1o:5 SO < ne
Arrive in Philadelphia, b.
& 9. =. r. esit:4G t. n
Arrive IA New York, ;s4nn.
z. II. .........: s@i:1o !. Il.
arrive IN New York, 3. Il
Q. =. ...,....... @al::25 , n
ssoushhound.
sf.v. New York, Pam. r. r.. sl2.si. 2 III
Nv. New York, BIO. r. r. e1:eo q m
i1y. Philadelphia, Penn. r.
Z. az n
I ~. Philadelphia, r. 4: g.
=. 4. s;o7 > u
Az: Washington, Penn. r.
z. .5.8,......,. $40 . N
NJ Washington, p. & q.
T. x. ...-.... s$G:G;tD M
l.v. Washington .......S.. sH:2G . 10
Ar. Old Point Coinfort.s..- $500 . n
Ar. Norfolk ..I-......... 500 a nc
ar: Portsmouth ......i... $50 a ID
*Daiiy. ~fDaily, except Sunday.
The eriD down the historic Potomac
river and Chesapeake Bar on the Gle
SAINT steamers Of this company is uln-
surpassed. The steamers are compsr.
atiVely new, having been built in 1891
and are Cited Up in the most 1ilx,,riant
manner, with electric lights, call bell
and steam heat in each room. The Ia
| bles arc supplied with every deiicacy
/ Of the season from the Emarknts z,
! Washington and Norfolk MTor tickets
| reservation Of stateroons and further
| Information apply to IRWIN TUCKER
I Ticket Agent, 2711 Washington Ave.
! NEWPORT News Va, or. to- d. j. CAL.
Z 4 SI1taszANs Agent, Norfolk 7vra.
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Repairing, artistic painting. rubber
tires, hose wagons. patrol wagons, bug
gies. drays, vehicles CT all kinds, sizes
or description.
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chicago Grain Market.

u CHICAGO. March 13.-Excellent
cash demand ii the Northwest caused
q strong close in the market here to-
DAY. may being up l IS cents. and
July, 3-S cents. May corn is u Ia
! Is cents. Oats show gain Of 3-S
sent Provisions are practically IN
changed.
The leading futures ranged as fol
lows.
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Saturday 5 Furry Aroused Ex.
pectations in the Market
HEAVY sFLLlNd FOR PROFIT
Persistins Strength Under;es the Sit.
q uation---Weekly Review of Railroad
Traffic Conditions Strengthening
Fredericksburg Prices.
thy Associated Press.)

NE WYORK. March 13.-The whip
ping up Of the stock market on Satur-
day aroused abundant expectations Of
a further rise today. The opening
4 course Of prices was in accordance
with this expectations. The heavy
selling TO take profits, which met this
rise was also strictly according to
established precedent. 1t was the sub
seaucnt tendency of the market for
which experienced operators watchd
with keen attention. 10 estimate the
b tone. g1
This later tendency confirmed the
persistent strength which underies
the stock market and offered fresh
surprise in the absorptive power or
the speculation and the unlimited con
fidencs with which buying follows
prices to higher fights
The usual weelSly reviews Of traffic
conditions by railroad officials served
as strong corrohGration OF the conf
dcnce Which is felt in business condi-
t;Cns
The determined ease Of the money
market is the most important of fost-
ering influences on the speculation.
The speculation still reflected the force
OF the supposition adopted las, week
that a policy CT more liberal dividend
disbursements On subsidiary railroad
stocks dominated by the great SYSTEM;
in is in contemplation
The buoyancy in the Vanderbilt and
Pennsylvania groups was direct out
come Of this coniectural Development
the confidence eEgcndercd by strong
clements in the general business and
financial situation are undoubtedly the
sustaining factors in the market and
the ground for the disregard by the
speculative clCmcn CT the constant eX-
hor1ation towards caution and toward
rstriction OF buying which comes
from large element Of conservative
commission houses in the Wall Street
district.
Frequent digestion Of profits by the
board room operators, which is the
most notable effect of the cautipnary
advice. was plentiful in the street.
Profit taking was constant today and
made i considerable inroad on the
market during the afternoon and the
subsequent rally did not recover all
that was yielded but the closing was
generally strong and active
y Bends We're firm. Total sales, par
value. $5.i05 900. U. S. bonds were
all unchanged on call
Total sales OF stocks today were
,Ga2,no0 shares. Closing prices:
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TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
)lD fe(sIexyNSSgN, s.I.VS
DAILY SERVICE

FGR NEW yoGiN--FroG
Company's WHAT, Nor 'sg3!! I'M,
losk, ev@S: NeaN ,lar, III isS.fa,il st4
100 .. ", 81
FAEE--F'i-st-c'ass. one way. $500
nea's and alaIeroota berth inc!u.lr,i
round tr'n. Emit talrS days, $500.
Steerass, without Subsistence. 81
iic&e5n on sale ut c. & O, kaiiws,
ticket Office.
NIGHT LINZ BETWEEN
Ne WFoRT NEWS AND aiCsi ss0ND
Steamers Brandon ans E1urt<,ey leave
ger $3.50 every Grcuine, nassau
gers only
stearnar Hampton viii leave Fier s
!;i.:, except Sunday. az 8 a. n, auins
70 Norfolk. ana at 4 y. "a. s.ains r.
Sm!thhelu. Steamer .Accnmae vii!
cave Pier a daily. except Sunday, III
q. ~. going TO Smithhelu, aud about
go p. Di. going to Norfolk
All business between New York AND
Newport News transacted as Pier s.
All business between Newport News,
Norfolk, Srithte1d ana local points
| transacted st Pier a, fuct OF Twenty.
fifth street,
NJ. d. .CROwE!.l. Gen. .st.
II. r. Walker, Vice-Pres. & Traf. Mo-.
Merchants and Miners. TRANSPORTATION
Co.'S Steamship Lines for Boston,
Providence and Baltimore.
Leave Newport News. via Norfolk,
tor Boston every Tuesday. Weanes-
day, Friday and Sunday Leaves for
providence every Monday, THURSDAY
and Saturday, sailing from S@crt5il. III
s p. N. r@
Leave Newport News for Ral.i.ncra
daily, except Tuesday ana Wednesday,.
at p, H., connecting for Washington,
Shi!ade]phja and New York
Fare to Baltimore, ore var. q. o1:
round trip, $500, including staierolsn
berth. Accommodations AID cusslne
unelualed.
Freight and passengers taken Icr ali
points North and South Steamers
leave Baltimore. foot Of Long dock.
da!iy. promptly at 6 p. N.
Only line running q Sunday steamer
between Newport News ana Baltimore.
For further Information apply to
T. G. SAUNDERS. Agent,
Newport News, Va.
". P. TURNER, G. 2. 4.
| J. g, WHITNEY. a. D. sTEBElNs,
"a s.-P & T. NJ. GeuI Mgr.
General GIEice, Baltimore, Ma
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Panic Follows a Collision.
HtEy AssUcjnted prcss : ~

q 7, -t7'V NSsOc5Hted I'rcss.@ -
81 NEW MORN. Ma:c!, 1::-Five mc,,,
md one woman were hurt. some Of
is I.tihf:'l sc' iciSly il collision l,ctW een
3.a 3 e'%syte surface car and heavy
'e &c s'7a truck at Eis'sty-second street
AND bird aycnne today
paDitson board the car followed
.he5sacciislcl ,tEand police reserves were
Y a laa8zrlt 40 contio the crowd which,
33 W VI, sal Itcraf, tlleyscane u ~
rlicses fort VIC ii zee dinner sets at
i.asll's# ing for on III IS al set,
2%sttageSy0u see EN- III ~ f
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Lv. Newpor. News!
=. & a. 7. Co.. $50 q nj A:3o pm
At. Norfolk ..... $50 q 10 $50 D n
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TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
S ExAABOARI)
Azn IaNG Rkrrwxy
Short Line to Principal Cities OF the
South and Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas, California and Mexico, Reach.
ing the Capitals of Six States.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 8. 1905.
ROUTE. No. Al. No. 80.
w. Norfolk ..,...} 900 nj 900 "a
(Via Ferry)
". foorta,:asc nth. s:25 mi $50 . m
Lv Suffolk ...... s:5A q mi 1:e2 . IL
AZ. Lewiston, N.C.I 100 p III
~ Weldon $50. 11:55 a ni12:05 N
~ Henderson -. 2:l0p MI 2:25 m
" Raleigh ~. . =. 400 p IN AIS a III
ar. So Pines. -. G:i6 D IN 6:29am
". Hamlet ....l 1889 2 nj IT'S a N
4 Wilmington. 1850 p nj l2:45 p 10
ar. Charlotte -. -l1o:45 p nl10:03 a IN
Lv. Hamlet ~. .1o:1o y u, 1856 N
tV- Columbia 1920 q nj B.: So a m
-----------------
Ar Augusta .....t $50 D N
Al Savannah -. 4:40 a MI 2:20 p ID
Ar Jacksonville -. S:55 a mi 700 D n
Ar Tampa $780,. 6:35 a mi Z ::335 a ID
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SCR NEW EoRN-Fto,n
company,s Wharf. Nor
.osk, eve: week dag. st
1900 p. ".
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s ~ sg,;;f5 Scenic E2onle
y ~ ,I:sssa: Il Sl2a u. 9 l. !.

! hour and 80 minutes to Richmond.
Scnedaie in Eject Jan. II, 1865.
LEAVE NEWPORT NEWS:
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N 0 I 1 G E /.
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCER

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Public notice Is her By given that
The FINLAY BROTHERS & w Az
MOUTH TRADING COMPANY.
has applied TO the Executive Council
for frarchiSe, authorizing the cons
truction of q railroad fsom Vega
Alta to Dorado, permit sting said rail
road to cross certain VeCinal and rural
roads, and authorizing the ConstFuc.
t;nn thereof for 4 distRnce of about
Eve kiIometers AIong CeItAin rursI
roads according to plans aubmltkeo
with asid sppIiOatiOn and row on his
with the Committee on Franchises OF
the Executive Council. =,
. Any and Rll persons dealrlpg 10 0e
heard for OF fg4inst the granting 81
aid Franchise, may present their
arguments Or protests in writing 0I
orally bsfore said Committee on OF
before Wednesday the 3Oth day c1
August 1905. .*...,
Upon which dEy or as SOON there's 1
ter 90 may be convenient to Hsid Com
rnittee, Sid application will ba heart
BY apid Committee. THE FlNLA1
BROTHERS & WAYMOUTH IRA
DING COMPANY, by ChsB. HArtzel
and Msnuel Rods iguez SerrS, Attorny
for Petitioners. 3 v.
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A. V $50.
A QUEEN PUEDA INTEREsAR

Se anurcis FL u6bIico pOF IL presen.
te que THE FINLAY BROTH ERS
& YARMOUTH TRADING COM
PANY hR soDicitado del Con9elo FL
cutivO una frsnquiCia autorlzsnd0ie:s.
para IN construction de un ferrocArrlI
Sesdn Vega AIS 4 Dorado, permitien-
do que el miRmO cruce clertOs camlnos
vecinSlep ruralss, y que Ge ConStru-
Va. durnnta un trayoCtO de CinCo kii6.
metros. mas 6 nnenos, & 10 largo de
ciertos ceminoS ruraIes, de ConfOrmi-
dSd CON los pianos pregentsdos con 10
Roliqitud que estFn en- poder del Coml-
t6 de FfRnquicias del ConSejo~ E5ecu'
two. .# DE-
CuaIeSquiera persOnSS que dessen
ger ofdas en- pro 8 en- contra de Ia con-
cesi6n de dichR FrAnquiciR pueden
presentsr suB SEgamentOS 8 proteataS
por eScritO & OrSlmente ante dicho
Comit6 el dis 30 de sgOsto de 1905. g
anteg dee fechR. ..... -.
Y en- dicho dia B. despu6s. seg1n 10
estime convehiente dicho Cnmit6 6sts
e. ORA In referiAa 20 icitud. THE FIN
LAY BROTHERS s. YARMOUTH
TRADING COMPANY. Chss. H .rt.
zell y Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, AbO-
GAdoa de los 2eSiCiOnArios.
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AN U n C TO-.
Departa mento del interior.
Bursa a de Obras PdbIicas.
ORcina del S uperintendente de Obr.

O6cina del Superintendente de Obras
P6bliCaa
San J ian. P. R Julio 10. 1905.
PfopOOiciOnes en- pfiegoa OerrSdOs
para ls Rdjudicsci6n en- p1b'ica subas.
70 de Las ObrAs de construction de Ea
C5rCel de Distrito de Arecido, ue sd.
: mltir6n an estA Ofcina hNAtR lSa 10 q.
m. del diA 26 de AgOatO de 1905 en-
qua He NbriFSn p6bliCamente.
81 DreBuDuest0 de lRs obrRS asCien'
de & $34 882 90.
TOdOs los datOg necesarios 90 dar6n
en- eStR Ofciha d0nde De encuentran
de mSnif asto todos los documentos que
han de regir On Is Contrata y podr6n
reCcgsr los licitadores los modelos de
propoaiciones que han de pPesentsr.
CopiEA en- szul de los pianos se enCon-
trarsn tambien de manifesto ea las
ti2lnss de 10 POiiCfG InsuIar de Are
eibo.
Sc remitir6n & los Iici4adorsu Copias
ca azul de los pianos de la nbra me.
dlanote un dep6sito de (S25 5.0O). veinte
Y cinco dollars. cuys cnntidad ger6
relnteg'adS los licitAdores al .deVog.
Versdlchos Planes & esta Oficina.
sLS AdminiatrGCi6n sa FeselvS ell de.
reCho de rech,zsr crnT0uiers < Ia.
dRG Las prOpoaiciones. ~
j. j. JIMENEZ,
Superintandente de Obras P6blicsa
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ANUNCIO Sc vendsn Ias coaos
San Sebastian SO u Benetic onCio no 4.
InfOFmaF&n SOlf74. altos.
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+ COLOCACION.- Sc leses coIooar
6 una se nora 8 sefIorits para nyudor 81
despaCh0 y otFaa atenciones en- nuepkr0
estBblecimiento de laboreS. D. ba nc
seer 81 iuRl6e. Dirijirue & The Po.so
Rico DrAWn Work & Embroidery Co.
Fortaleza 10. San Juan. 6v.A.
+ WANTED. .-Twl neat boys with
2 fsiF Knowledge cf english and type.
writing 10 do general flee work il =
commercial house Of this city. SAla-
~ fifteen doIlgFs for one and tan for
the other. monthly, Address with
references F. O. Blk 1S7 San Juan.
7yR
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En- eSta ciudad he alberto ma o..
pc ldida caaR De hr & spedeO, lG G5A tan
g ei gusto- de ftecer & mis- amigos y
re'Ac'onGdoS' que piensen paHar una
tempOrada en- este p Il.
Esta situSda en'unH de Iag prinCipR.
IeS GALES de eats gran metr5pOli.
Caepto con an msgaffs7 HefViciO. y
IN Cociuero de fama. Pfecios m6d;.
cos. Tr0to de fsmitia. :.
Dirijirae & "a duefio M. Luzunsris,
4oS Went 64Gh- st. New York
"a v4~
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EN- NEW YORK,

SuperinteD iente de Obra. P6bliO,s.
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AGtIVas gaStiOnsS do Ia cOmlsl6n
DO Ia Llga do pfOpiotariOS.

La COmisi6n nombrAda DOR IL 1'si.
ma Rssmb1ea de prOpietarioe nara 70.
CaudRr fondos con sl d 4 le gufraoar Ios
gsstos que se origineh pa el pIeiso q7e
se prOmovar6 contra Il TesoFerfa. eaa0
de que h junta de rtvisi6n no anule
!as actuaIes tAsaCioneb, Ccm anz6 syer
lSs gsstI0nss. En- eco mas de una
horR Sc reccRieron f rnlas que renre.
sentan On total de sop dollars, Siend0
GcQerdo de 10 Comisi6n que lzG Canti
oaoes suaCrltsa no sean heCh 81 efecti.
vas b BiR el momeatb an que se viva
q eitAbieCeF II demands.
La Oomisi6n continu sra en- el rleaano.
peflo de So c0metida An los dias auca.
siV0s.
CARLO FRANCO SOTO.
AEooDo Y NOATARIo,
i
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Nl.Cln0R GENERAL

CONSEJO A LAS RiADRES. L. Ei iarabe ealmante
IS sehnra Winslpw debe usarse siemre que los nios
estan ell periodo de la den c6n Ptoporeiona alivo
sHmedisto al pequeho paciente. produce sutdo
-ural .ranquilo sVa ell dooF Ell angelic despierta
Siuy aegre. s muy agradable al paladar, cala
ai nio abanda ss encas alivia sus Dolores hace f6
Giles las funconessde esomago Fegula los intestncs.
ES 81 meior pemedio conucido para a diauea va pro-
vsnga esIa de la dentci6neo de caguiGsa osa cauaa
Tngase mucho cit lido en- pedir sl Jarahs [el0nAfss
d IA Se6ovs Winsbv", IS 81 sneioT de todcf.
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Noticias S generates

/ Sc NECESITA mn taoufO,, f., nara
ingles , espelol , que sepa tenedupfa
de ibFns. Of4rtaa con recomendacio.
nes. BIO P.O B XIII. ava.
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Sc NECESITAN.-Dos i6vpnea
con oonooimieDtos de etinQE6s = naauui-
nills para tnbsjos "a ofiCina en ma
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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
RIGHT HERR AND JUST NOW.
III I'd a been born" says sy slocum I.

III I'd "a been BORN" says sy Slocum to
me.
SIN some other far-away cline.
Or If could a. had my existence. says ne,
"In some other long-ago time,
know I'd "a 1ourished in purity fine style
And set folks a-talkin', low;
But what troubles me il there's nothin'
worth while
A-doh' right here and jest now.'
Then folks that can dwell in a country"
"where they don't have no winter nor
storm, ..-,4 r.. .-...
And the weather amt ready to freeze 'em
By Ngettin' too cold or too warm,
Have got al. the time that they want to sit
down II. 4. = >~'+-.s. IL
And think out a project so great
That it's Jest about certain to win 'em re-
nown
And bring 'em success while they wait. p
SAYS sy: "Folks alvin here ages ago,
Before all the chances had flown
For maxim a hit, wouldn't stand any show
To-day at a-holdin' their own.
Good times Ill come back to our planet, l
low,
When I've faded out Of the scene;
But it hurts me to think that right here ana
Jest now
Is q sorry betwixt and between"
At that got tired a-hearin' sy spout.
And says I: "Sy, you like to enthuse
Regardin' the marvellous work you'd turn
out
If you stood in some other mans shoes;
But while all your might a'-been' praises
you sing
It's worth while rememberin' as how
That no man on earth ever done the first
thing
That he didn't do here and jest now"
Nixon Waterman, in Success Magazine.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
Playing the Game
to Win
By S. e. KIS Err

r HE count,was bowling gracefully be-
fore her and vowing thatit was all
delightfully."- unconventional" when
Thornton ran up the steps. He had
hoped to get there before the foreigner
was introduced to her, but nail in one
of his tires had upset his calculations,
and it looked now as If his hopes, too,
might as well be abandoned.
whats the matter, old man." asked
Billy Renshaw, as Thornton, Is min
utes later, flung a magazine aside and
went out of the clubhouse to find a chair
on the porch. =
What makes you think anything's
the matter? Am breaking out or turn
ing spotted?"
"Oh, no. Only, If were you I'd try
to look little less murderous. BY the
way, see it's clear case with his nobs
the count and Bertha Paulding."
DO you think so?"
"Haven't you seen them?"
II arrived as he was being introduced
to her, little while ago. What's be-
come of them?"
They're in the billiard-room. He's
giving her lesson"
"You seem to be taking deep inter-
est in the affair.""
II am. Jimmie Farnham and have
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
"COLD! GOLD"
s.aood,' He Says, tBut Comfort
Better"

Food that ITS is better than q gold
mine," says q grateful man.
Before I commenced to use Grape
Nuts food no man on earth ever had
worse infection from catarrh OF the,
stomach than I had for years.
II could eat nothing but the very
highest food and even that gave me
great distress.
81 went through the catalogue Of
prepared foods but found them all Eek
cept Grape-Nuts) more or less indi-
gestible, generating gas in the stom-
ach, (which in turn produced head
ache and various other pains and
aches) and otherwise unavailable for
my use.
''Grape-Nuts food I have found easily
digested and assimilated, and it has
renewed my health and vigor and
made me q well man again. The ca
tarrh of the stomach has disappeared
entirely with all its attendant ills,
thanks to Grape-Nuts, which now is
my almost sole food. want no
other" Name given by Postum Co..
Battle Greek, Mich.
Ten days trial tells the story.
There's Q reason.