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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
THEY HAD TO MOVE.

There was a young couple in New York Who lived in dread of the stork.
 He came one day
 While they were away
 and now they would like to rent de- sirable fiat conveniently located where an increase in the family Is not mis- demeanor in the sight of the landlord.
 Professor James Teacle Dennis of Balti- more says that man originally had thir- teen ribs instead of twelve basing his assertion on discoveries made on the site of an old Egyptian cemetery which dates back to 4000 B. c. He might tell us whether Adam lived before or after the wear coco B. C., for he says that he has found the remains of men who lived in 6OOO B. c. and all had thirteen ribs. According to the usual theory, Adam could not very well have lived after these gentlemen fiourshed and if he was their ancestor, how about the discrepancy in ribs Puzzle: Locate woman.
 Amone other whilom heroes who are leading the simple life is Admiral George Dewey. Had it not been for the inaugur- ation festivities he might have been for gotten altogether. As matters now stand. the late hero of Manila bay and the idol of the American people is keeping SO very still that he seldom furnishes inspiration for a story. However. 1t Is some satisfaction to know that the Span
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

One hundred girls at Smith college wrote their opinions of the ideal huspano. They will marry ordinary men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

!n Mother Eve's day spring shopping at the fig tree was strictly within the Simple Life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The Russians have had enough Of sueh war as the Japanese keep on top ana are seeking indirectly terms of peace
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Talking about drinking sulphuric aeidl A Massachusetts brewery company mas been putting sulphurous acid in ale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Poor cooks may or may not make drunk- ards but they are responsible for a iot of profanity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

: Balance Wheel John Hay has at any rate the good wishes of the entire coun- try All hope to see him become strong and well again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Rojestvensky is said to have search warrant for Admiral Togo. but lie seems to be in no hurry to hand it to him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The Decatur News. one of the best pa- pers in the state. has ordered new outnt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Pearys new vessel is named after Roosevelt She will bust ice and not trusts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Peace Is to be concluded at Tokio, as Kuropatkn predicted. but the dictation part of the business comes from the other side of the house. the yellow side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The unfortunate jewsharp factory that is about to collapse because there Is no demand for it's product is located in Bir- mingham England and not Birmingham, Alabama. You couldn't hear a jewsharp for the racket in busy Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The rush to Europe has begun. It is expected that some of our leading trust magnates who are in danger of an in vestigation will be among the rushees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The Age-Heraid wishes to inform the esteemed Wilcox Progressive Era that the account of that bogus lynchlng appeared only in the mall edition and was kept out Of the Aegular edition. Wilcoxites were done no injustice in the sight of the eastern press.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
About Persons.

pr. J. A. Gossaus of Alexander City
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The Coal Barons found their own pitcher more of a puzzle than they could solve
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

A woman has been made deputy sheriff in Colorado. It remains to be seen whether she will use six-shooter or a hrnnrn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

MT. Addicks and MT. Neldringhaus should meet and condole together. They cannot get comfort from anyone else.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The trouble about raising steam on ships with petroleum is the danger or raising the vessels at the same time'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Chicago is also affected with gray wolves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

: The Giants cannot win their pennant in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Birmingham needs a full observatory, no doubt. but it also needs parks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The April first jokes will soon be put | on the market.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
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lards still remember the admiral and don't mind showing their displeasure when occasion offers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Washington ,s not going to lose any sleep over the Venezuelan imbroglio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
TAKING NO CH

I'll take my life!' the villain cried As he held his throbbing head; Then he straightway laid him down To sleep in a folding bed
 PAUL COOK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
HAIL TO A CHEsTNI1r,

Winters s gone, alackaday:
 And spring has come again. Thinking of that ice man joke lmparts to us a pain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

New York is trying to -at rid of the iee- bergs in it's streets and slips.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

The 'eHouse of David' seems to be foolish house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

IMMUNE. Getting rich is habit a bad habit And a millionaire's a woeful plight to see; " But getting rich is a habit a bad bah,, Ihat seldom ever, never troubles me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Russia would like to holler calf rope but pride forbics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Dingleyism + so protective it creates deflcits
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

No communication will be published without it's authors n. 1e' he1ecteo manuscripts will no. be retsi unlesS stamps are enclosed for that purpose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Jimmy Hyde has a bodyguard and he looks like the Czar, too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Kuropatkn's job stood by him all the winter long at any rate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Boilers burst even when inspectors in- spect in Massachusetts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

All true Kansans are now Ida Tarbel- Hans.
  The yellow peril Is one to Russia only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

1 must go seek some dew-drops here, And hang a pearl on every cowsllp's ear.
 -Mldsummer Night's Dream.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

Washington Bureau Age-Herald. 14n G Street, N. W.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
LAS COSEChAS.

Los informes que Sc han recibi-
do tocante 4 las cosechas en- las
diversas secciones do Nuevo Me.
xicO, muestran que fueron regula-
res en- la mayoria de localidades
de 10 que Sc relaciona q granos y
legumbres, y en- las restantes al
producto Sc quedo muy atrds de
los calculos que Sc habian hecho.
La raz0n fu6 que en- los meses de
Agosto y Septiembre hubo caren-
cia total de lluvia y las mieses
sufrieron en- proportion. Sin EN-.
barge, tomada en- conjunto la
production fue bastante satisiac-
toria Y en- algunos lugares basta
para el consume local sin acudir
al recurso de exp0rtaciones de
otras parties. Respecto q In Co
secha de fruta fue por 10 general
muy abundante, pero Sc perdi6
la mayor parte del producto poT
no haber manera de aprovechar.
10. vendiendolo 8 uSandolo de al
gun modo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
DtSCUBRlMIfNTO It'll.

III doctor Behring, m6dico ala.
mado de Paris, anuncia haber
descubierto un remedio ehcaz pa
ra la curacion de la tuberculosis
6 tfsis pulmonar, que hasta la fe-
cha ha sido considerable como in.
durable, Y dice que 4 su debido
tempo dara & eonocer el g6nero
y calidad de su medicinal y hara
demostracion practica de su uti
lidad y efciencia. Esta noticia
ha llamado mucho la atenci6n v
despertado grande inter6s en- to-
das parties del mundo, por razon
de que la reputation del DR.. Beh-
ring esta bien establecida y es uni.
versalmente reconocida por ser
el el inventor del afumado suero
para la dffitcria que tan buenos
r sultados ha dado en- todns par
tes cortando los estragos do tan
terrible enfermedad. la prueba
de In autoridad y prestigio del
DR.. Behring en- ell eiercicio de su
profession We encuentra Ell el hecho
de que tan pronto como SO tuvo
noticia de su descubrimiento un
americana ofreci6 pagarle la gu.
ma de $50, 900 porque le partici,
pase el secreto de su descubrimien.
to el medico no quiso aceptar y
i'echaz6 Ia oiertn. Esto demues
tra que los trabajos de este famo
80 m6dico no son inspirados POI
el deseo de adquirir dinero sine
que tienen por objeto rendir cul
to 4 la ciencia y poner emedit
hasta donde sea possible 4 los ma
les de la Humankind suIriente.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
LA VISTA CONGRESSIONAL A NUFvO
MEXICO.

La tan cacareatla vista he los
dlpntados y miembrus del con
greso federal de que tantos CO.
nltnGos y suposiciones habia he.
eho la prensa territorial, ha re-
suItado en IN solemnp rhnsco pa
ra los que esperaban desHrrulIos
sensacionales. Result6 al fin V
al cabo lie tantas anticipacioues
que la vista de los diputados fue
una vista "volante" puesto que
no hIcleron pie eli ninguna parte.
y se redujo Supplements 4 visitar
algunhs poblariones que estaban
Ell Ia Inca tie sn 'lerrotero. Natu-
rdImente, yendo tan decorrida no
investigator nj indagaron nnda
sobre las coni.iciones que subsis-
ten en- Nuevo Mexico, y solamen-
te pudieron yer el pals & "vista
dc palaro.' Veriad es que on I'll
gnnas de las ciuuadps principales
sc detuvieron 10 suticiente para
iescansar unas cunntas horas Y
fueron acogidos con entusiasmo
por el elemento Official Y porotros
individnus que dpsaarian Hrdferl
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
COMPRA lMPORTANrf.

III Hon. H. o. Bursum, superin
tendente de la penitenciarfa terri
torial, ha comprado 1Itimamen-
te un valioso rancho situado ell
las cercanias de In plaza de So
zorro. pagando por ei mismo Ia
cantidad de $34, 900. I'll rancho
es muy extenso Y c0ntiene nlucho
terreno cultivado y plantado de
arboles, asi como tambien exec.
lentes tierras de pasteo, y en- la
venta se incluye un n1mero con.
siderable De ganado yacuno, ca.
ballar y lamar Y muchas fncas de
gran valor. Aunque Ell precio es
bastante alto no bay duda que
Mr.. Bursum ha adquirido uno de
los mejores ranchos que existen
on Nuevo Mexico q un precio mo.
Hco.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19

lem ute formar parte del mislno.
FOR 10 que toca al pueblo en- re
neral, pocos ineroD los que Sc
apercibieron de la presencia de
tan augustos visitantes, aunque
no tuvieron arte nj parte Ell las
recepciones 8 salutaciones. A
mas de este creemos, 9uela conf
tiva congressional, a6n cuando
anduviera viaiando lie cuenta del
erario pGblico. no tenia ninguna
mission especial de venir a Nuevo
Mexico q indagar sobre las califi-
caciones de sus habitantes para
el estado v vino & Nueyo Mexico
nnicamente porque era impossible
llegar q su destino sin pasar por
ell territorio. Esta es en- sustain
cia la verdad del caso, y los que
pretendan sacar partido de la vi
sta congressional para apunta
lar sus miras y opiniones sobre
ell estado consolidate 8 sobre
otra aspiration favorita, se ex-
pondrdn q la burla de todos.
Asi es que Ia vista congresio
n Il carece totalmente de impor.
tancia Official, porque los Sehores
diputados no tenian ningun ne
gociu en- Nuevo Mexico y mucho
menos el de hacar rihyestigaciones
sobre materias que no eran de su
incumbencia. En- 10 que toca 4
la question de estado no hay me-
C ,sidad nj motive alguno para
investigation, pues bastay sobra
con la que hicieron hace dos 8
tres amos los senadores que vinie-
ron expresamente en- comisi0n
para iHpoHrrse sobte las califica-
clones y deficiencies delos habi-
tantes de Nuevo Mexico para
asumir las responsabilidades de
un gobierno de estado. va sa.
bemos como rpsult0 aQuella me
morable investigation y 10 mu.
cho que Sc esmero en- probar que
los neo-mexicanos no tenian nin-
gunas caliticaciones para el esta-
do. De aquella pretensi6n pro-
vino @! parto del proyecto de es
tado consolidate que. tanto pa
bulo ha dado i Ia discussion y 60
mentarios. Nos fuf tan mai Ell
Ia otra vista con que nos homo.
r0 una comisi0n del congreso,
que nos alegramos mucho de que
la venida de la comisi0n actual
fuera solamente de paso.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR
Ia GUERRA lNItRNfClNA.
Que es Usual entire los NeO-MeNiCa-
nos Natives.

! Es una formula muy usada en-.
tire los neo.mexicanos nativos la
de lamentarse de la faIta de union
y de las diseordias V rivalidadts s
que parecen los defectos mas
arraigados de que adolecen. En-
algunos estas queiasson sinceras
y Sc profieren EN- buena fe, al pa
SC que entire In mayoria es uua
forma de expression que no tiene
ningun signiticado, porque Sc IL
mita & palabras que pronuncian
por la sola mania de hablar sin
son nj tron al remedo del papa
gayo. En- los primeros la expire.
sion viene de la impression que les
causa las disehciones que tienen
aslento permanente entre sus
compatriotas Y 10 mucho que
desearan yerlos mas acordes.
mientras EN- los segundos no pa-
sa de ser una imitaei6n Y repeti-
cion de 10 que Oyen deeir Y no
entra en- su compostura ninguna
conviction 8 sentimiento real v
verdadero. La verdad del case
es que el NAL subsiste y ne haIIa
tan profundamente arraigado
que parece no haber lngar d en-.
mienda. Las rivalidades Y la
envidia hacen notar su presencia
on todas cosas Y en- todus parties
y Sc ceban con feroeidad y enconoI
como ira tando de devorarse Y
destruir a unos Y otros en- su
competencia por cualquier pri-
vilegio 8 ventaja que pretendan
alcanzar. Todo el empeno es ha.
cerse la mala obra unos con otros
pues Sc ha Observable que la ele-
yucion 0 buena suerte de un ex-
tranjero Il nadie extraha nj eau.
sa enojo, Y las habladurias v
Oelos estan reServados e 10 que
Afecta q los natiyos. Si un nati
vo obtiene algun empleo de i'm.
portancia O prospera EN- algun
negocio al momento sc conviete
Ell blanco de la crftica Y malevo-
lencia de muchos iesus paisanos
quienes cOntemplah como un in-
sulto pefsonalcualquier beneficio
que redunde en- favor de alguno
de los suyos. Naturalmente ta-
les disposieiones resultan en- gra-
We perjuicio para los prospectos
Y 6xito de los nativos Ell toda
clase de negocio, Ann mas que
ESQ inspiran d los extranjeros
menosprecio y falta deconsidera-
ci6n, llegando 4 considerar como
IN derecho el servilisno y In su-
mi ion con que son tratados. De
ahi resuIta que estos tieuen segu.
ridad de prosperar y medrar' en-
cualquier empresa Ell que entren
en- competencia con un native
debido q la certidumbre de que la
inmensa mayorfa de los nativos
dar6 su preferencia v patrocinio
al extranjero: Esto Sc observa
Ell todas parties de Nuevo Mexico
y principalmente en- los centros
do Ia populaci6n hispano ameri
cana y Sc podrian citar miles de
casos que pruehan la verdad de
nuestro aserto. JQue cOnsecuen
Ella Sc SEGA de todo este? Que Ia
discordia y la envidia eStan sur
tiendo sus efectos y que POGO a
POGO Sc VA acercando el dia en-
que los nativos no puedan tener
ningun negocio de importancia
nj ocupar ningun puesto dc honor
y provecho por la sencilla raz0n
de que unos & otros sc atajan y
Sc estorban y Sc hacen una que
IRA implacable que trae consigo
su propia humiliation y descr6di-
to.
!
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
UNA SOlUCION SAIISfCTORIA.
De Ia Controversial del COndadO de
BernaIiIlO.

| pti UottilU.
FL ex-alguacil Thomas S. Hub
bell, obrando como hnmbre pru-
dente V como ciudadano obedien
te a las leyes, Sc ha sometido 4
los mandates de la corte de dis
trlto Y ha entpgado la ofcina
del algucil V sus registros v ma
teriales q Don Perfecto AImiio el
Official nomhrado Ell su lugar por
el gobernador Otero V reronoci
do por I'll Juez Abbott. Este era
ell resultado inevitable de la con.
tienda en- un pals como el nues-
tro donde imperan las leyes v no
ST. da entrada & m6todos revolu.
cionarios & ilegales. NJ. Huhbell,
r'lizando el hechu de que Nuevo
Mexico es un pals civilizado con
su goblerno regular sus tribu-
males, di6 por bien no excederse
del limite legitimo de su resisten.
cia legal, V no Queriendo apeIara
medios extremes consider0 Que
10 mas prOpio era obedecei los
mandates de un tribunal aHtoli.
zado y legal. Su acci0n era ine
vitable y forzosa, porque ma
turalmente un hombre del carrie
ter y posici0n de Mr.. Hubbell no
estaba dispuesto q ponerse fuera
del Ia ley entabl ando guerra arma
da con las antoridades estabIeci
das. Merece aprobacion y aplau.
so por ell grado de patriutisno
que ha mostrado en- este prnce-
der en- que ha acatado 4 la So
beranla de la ley prefiriendo una
obediencia tardia 4 recursos ar
bitrarios que no podrian dar otro
fruto sino la anarquia y la violen.
cia.
Debe ser altamente satisfacto
rio para nosotros el considerar
que Nuevo Mexico, sean cnules
fueren sus defciencias y defectos,
no se tolera nj por IN momento
nlng1n procedlniento que tenga
remedo q coniicto civil v Sc res
peta debidamente a lasautorida
desestablecidas Gu n 10 Sc apoyan
en- las lpyes y en- el dictado de tri
bunales legalmente constitutions.
En- ell case de Mr.. Hubbell Y de
los demas oficiales removidos porI
ell gobernador Otero, no habia
mas alternative que la de apelar
d los tribun~les, y someterse & la
decision que estos diesen, fuese
favorable 8 adverse. Allf tenia
que quedar arreglada la cues
ton, reconocipndo que Ell tndo
pals civilizado In decision de IN
tribunal es absolute y tiene que
ser obedecida. A no ser este los
conhictos de este genero serian
lntermlnables y traerian la con-
fusion Y el caos en- toda contro.
versia referente al tftulo y dere-
cho de empleados que tpnian re-
clamos opnestos q una oficina.
Ahora que el senior Armijo tiene
possession completa del alguacila-
to, no lie queda al senior Hubbell
mas recurso que c0ntiDuar la Pc
lea en las cortes 8 agnarlarse &
que venga otra election para pre-
sentarse de nuevo como candida
To v pedir su vindicaeion Il ma.
nos del pueblo del condado de
Bernalillo. Pero durante el in
tervaio que media entire ahora Y
la election ell algucil legal y legf,
timo es Don Perfecto Armijo,
nombrado por ell gobernador
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-10-19
kOSenthal Bros.
La Tienda de Don Solomon, Plaza Nueyd.

Nuestros Eectos de Otoho estan ahora stos para I'd
T6ncos para Sehoras todos los coores de la estac6n
de Seda Tercopeo para Seoras Chaquetas para Seho
Est6n seguros de esta Inca Capas para Sehos
Estos Nuevos Sombreros Compuestos para Senoras,
estilos eegantes Este seguro de venir 4 verlos.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-13
41iG KtdB1LLGRAPHIC
cLATE T1NAN
Official Paper Of the City and County
IN a BErJtR LAND

IN a BETTER LAND
DlEN-At Paincsyille, Ohio, January
s, 1905, Mary Ann Tinker Tinan,
aged Sc years.
"lf l never see you again, and it is
very probable that l Will rot, as |
may so at any time, l shall hope to
see you in Il better land"
She said it teebly, as She lifted her
tired eye to my face, and while her
wan hand gently rested in mine. l
bent over her and kissed the lips that
had kissed mine when | first opened
my infant eyes, and l felt that it was
my last caress. The dread message
which for years has been my daily and
nightly thought has come at last.
From my childhood DAYS it was nv
hope that would be taken first-but
1t was not to be.
There never Was more pure and
hopeful spirit. She always tried to look
upon the bright side OF existence. |
never knew what it was to go to her
witha troubled Misunderstanding Toy
ish daySOr when the strife and worries
OF a maturer life came-but to leave her
with heightened hope and cheer. The
courage of her heart increased in the
same ratio that her physical strength
waned. She ruled her children by love.
A mild reproof from her lips cut deep
or than tl,a to,rIoct of roJc 4, +Ia
strongest hands. She was one of those
rare opponents OF the christian faith
who WIN advocates for the cause. She
walkly justly, modestly through life,
meyer murmuring, striving to accom-
plish and yet accepting all things for
the best. She was one of the most
perfect followers of Christ's sermon on
the mount that ever lived. Judging
by her life, a more sanity soul never
knocked at gates ajar. She has gone
the read that all must travel sooner
or later, and it will be we'll with us if
we have so lived as to be as fit for the
change as she was. For twenty a
it has been my fate to wander far
from her. but | have never wandered
far enough to forget the lessons she
taught me when | kneeled and rested
my head upon her knee. No veal has
passed that l could not find the time to
go to her and receive the sweet bene-
d,ctlon she she'd around all those she
loved. The character of a man or
woman is formed by the early coun-
sells of IL mother. Her life was Il sweet
one one and l know she sleeps in
peace. If ever mortal won the crown,
the diadem is hers. Those who knew
her longest and most intimately found
no flaws in her life. l do not say this
because her life was of my life. l
simply echo the sentiments of those
among whom she passed the morning
and evening OF her days. My hope is
that I may indeed so live as to be
worthy of a place beside her in a bet
ter land. G. II. T.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-13

The South Dakota Press association
meets at Huron the 25th, Goth, and
9th. 1t has been a good many years
since the association met at Huron.
and as it is within a few miles of the
center of population there should be
a tull attendance. AT this writing
We have not been informed as to the
itinerary, but there is no doubt about
the Huron people welcoming the
newspaper boys with open rms. The
winter meeting Of the association is
strictly a business session and those
who are interested in maintaining the
organization to the maximum strength
and influence should make it a point
to be on hand, ever ut some sacrifice
of time ana money.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-13
No more STOMACH rroup,e.

All trouble is removed bi the use OF
Kodol Dyspepsia cure. 1t gives the
stomach perfect rest by digesting
what you eat without the stomach'S
aid. The food builds up the body, the
rest restores The stomach to health.
You don't have to diet yourself when
taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. j. d.
Erskine, OF Allenville, Mlch,, says /
suffered heartburn and stomach trou-
bic for some time. My sister-in-law
has had the same trouble and was not
able to eat for six weeks. She lived
entirely on warm water. After taking
two bottles Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
she was entirely cured. She now eats
heartily and is in good health. | am
glad to say kodol gave me instant re-
lief" Sold by f, D. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-13

Anyone wanting a good slice OF
the earth at Il reasonable price can
communicate with the sheriff OF La
porte county Ind, to advantage. He
is going to put up a whole town for
sale to satisfy a Judgment Of $ll,0 900
against Michigan City in favor OF a
woman who was badly injured by slip.
pling on a sidewalk a few years ago.
The city refuses t. pay the CLAIM and
the sheriff is going to sell it under Il
writ OF execution.