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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
CASE AGAINST San DANiELs
Dismissed ON oEMJRREn.

United states WNfHnAl iMNlriNi
who wna arrested hy sheriff Fowler
az NoFales Ar'r on complaint oi
iinna M lAmen. Wan afqaigHel be-
tore a Justice b the peace. and the
case againgt him vas dismissed on
lnuuI. II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Willie Marshall the boy who had
Iho misfortune 20 have hls font 90
badly lniurod last week, az ChAfo4,
Nhlle attempting lo jump train,
fNns bfourht - bis hume 81 0allRp,
and later. the FOO. 5Waa ampuialee.
8He Ia now Ia enc hospital a Gibson.
here he 8 AolnF aa Ucl7 az could
9a expected under the circumstances.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Palm Beach. Fla. Feh % Ihu goif
tournament fof thc ahiaicur rhamnilh.
ship of South Florida began here ycH.
iCrday Wita igEFo number nf
entries and a most brilliant gallery
Many crack players ere tailnN pafi ln
fbU tournament lnclutlug NVlior J
Travis. who won lhD mao i0o yEara
ag0 and dll not Comprft 1ilEa ihcG.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
ALL WRONG TO COURT A
Girl L0NG--FT. MaRlSy

PlTTsToN, pa PRIEST JUMPS M.
TO FAME BV PLAIN TALK TO
COUPLES WHO DON'T MARRY
oisAPPRovEs LONG EN6AeE.
MENTs AND TELLS THEM 60
PUBLICLY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Wagner bCuame seriously ill from
drinking g. Only after many months
did she recover
Suspicion fell promptly on HARDNESS
Haeualer and the palice arrested her
a. she was kneeiing IN the chapel.
She wac found guilty and sentenced
20 six years penal aoryl.ude. influence
% regarded as responsible for her new
trial Her brother "a the nagarian
court chamberlain
n ohio puts toe IA on Sunday base.
ball the Oalo aud Pennsylvania league
VIII probably pass out Of existence.
saHasfsssaaaassaa saaaaa
The following allaround stars of the
National and American leagues have
hoon signed by George Tobcau TO help
out the woemlly weak Kansas City
N|ucH, - . - - -. a-st
- -. . Mg Tobeau % also said
fO have lines ont Tor several ufnor
players oi equal prominence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

JACK o'nfiun says thal uilh hia Eyn.
tem Of nehune7 he o. r1nAfeai he
via be ehle io deIeai IallIoa. should
iho be feilow refufn o. lha ring lg
tais q SUBTLE uiiuslon i0 Aehtins on
papfrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Hlace iht fartHt court decision pUf
hitting hnrihe n ifgH clubs for bona
ndo club momneff. har mH1e Ouihali
iln Hghiefa mncra. itora are more
fighters. good hsd of RGlHefent 81
tNo square f1af in that town ihan ang
place Do iae country A. lunf AZ tho
game IS conducted On lhe Square N
aili flourish. uuI a. soon a. iht grasp
iug mansnefg A'gin rlRElug On the
mui9 ana dou1ieQuaaina thn puMlc
o. wlli be squflchet )lsi aa q Uas in
ihn days of i1o H0fiun law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
REVIVE CASE or SARONESS IMPRISONED AS A BOSGIA

Berlin, Feb. co. nafonoss Elise won
Haousior ls 1gain occupying public
attention Two and n half Years ago
the barouest was sentenced 10 sir
ycar1 penal kcrvliude oH Ohalec of
poisoning Nov she has been tempo
rarlly liberated for new trial.
Baroness Raeusler presided aa lady
superior OF q hlrh class charitable in.
gtiiuiiun. supervised By the naYarian
minister of the interior. The inmates
are destitute agiEiocraiic ladies They
are admitted only ~ royal decree
AZ the irial Ol 1908 it wnn shown
that Baroness Haonslor ruled with
brutal severity She hahiiually pulled
the ascd inmates hair. pinched their
faces, dealt them blOWs with her
clencacd fstH. and loKRtd them with
hUrGo and dog whips. and Imposed un.
usually dimcnil tasks
This "a one Victims story.
"A am Is years ~ are. narnnoaE
Hnouslcr made liie undesirable 10 me.
She would enter my room st O'Clock
in the mcrning and Wflp me until
! got up and dressed Hflil chaaiislng
me. she compelled me- % acfu0 tie
h1or OF the room She occupied me
with mcnial work for three hours be.
fore allowing me io eat n Hcrin of
Dry bread. Afterwards she made are
crawl along the stone noor of the
corridor and reinain on my knees in
the little chapel for two hours. st fha
end OF this time ] tainted and had 20
hc carried back 10 he'd. A. punish.
mont fer fainting the haronefH uut me
on half ratiOns for two weeks uuriuH
which ! became 800 through lack Of
proper nOurlshment. Az often az she
saw me the baroness called me a
reptile puupeT.
Prayers p Cat
n was Baroness Yaouslor'e habit
every morning 10 ask whether one Of
the "old witches had not died duf ng
the night, and expressed disappoinl.
ment u nothing had happened lo thCm
Baroness Haeusler's love for ner eat
was IN remarkable contrast 20 her
harsh treatment of the human inmates
oi the home A domestic servant was
iuld on Tor the special service af hold.
inH an umbrella over ~ 20 protect 10
from the sun or rain during its sirOlig
iu the garden. rAe lady inmates OF
the establishment we're frequently
compelled iO cot Straps of meat which
the cat had LETT When the cat died
bar0uesa Haeuslor compelled an 90
walk In "a solemn funeral pracoasl0n
and Co say prayers Tor the Caf in tic
chapel a fortnight later the lead
ludy pf the cat was exhumod. stunc1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

hod0t ySpcpsia Cure
'n;aests what YOU : st"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

waparrs ierr accompanying ssft,s,
asnsn @orte nit tnltem Sobn. 5als
Ten sic Elm, pDcr ih mub %slduben, baB
sic, uneinsebsat i6rer @ermosenslds
&c, F6 sinsm pfsnnielof.n Ibsnteurer
an ben Suls perfen pollsn, ober IS
bsreita se!tdI buben.
S9 liebe Serrn 8srensur ebenio
Iebr, fubr Gplbie, Dbne feline DOrtt
8u bea6ten, fprt, ols i9 sic buHe, i'd
psrebre i'm ebenio iebr. ais i'd Sis
bsrabi9ens. limb nun lufcH sic uns
bies @sIprG9 enbsn. i'd Dermag IS
nidt lGnger al. ertrasen. Mie tOnnts
mein Batter nir ismals bdrdn bsnten,
Ieiner SO9ter in Sbnsn einen gors
numb an ole Settle gu ftellen! 8oG
bas bleibt F9 isst elsi4, nnr tpsnigs
Sage unb i9 bin IelbitfGnbie, mir
M rben bdnn in tsiner9s3iebung mehr
su einoRbe. fteben!
WOrtisBung fOIst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
pIatfbsutff)sr Sumor.

Sc @aober Mi@el TtunS up Tinsr
Mder, be on ben Mtg nab @rGsenhuie
lag, I'M bddte be 3nrtuffeln ut bat
Strut; bun tOmmt en- SremOsr, bIipt
bien @aboer ltabn, un ME bsi'n GREET
bat, fegt lei: ,Mein lisber Mann, it
ries Der neg, Der n1@ &neipbdulen
fiibrt21 sWion MIDI" fesgt Midel
ret is e. MID. ben ridt'osu @eg, ben
bebb'n Se ar btrpabt, 6a mpBten Ct
ihon bd oben re9ts Gfeab'u!' .Nc
TO-" feset be 6rem6s, .bann muB If
!pobl ouf Oieiem @tse fpieber etrpis
riidnGrts geben9" Dat bruttn &c
mid" fesot NideI, bat Is MID nDbig,
Se lid man blob umms, bann
sOnnt &c btieIte iDsbber boripGrts
sOh'n.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

nut elnem %andpee ntben BEN toitit6Ien
Baron bon @onbremnrt PIab unb be-
bsdt mil ibrem .sntfulssten" 3eifrrd
ben alien GmipeDen bsrdrt. Sab nur
nod Ieiu &Opf fidfbar bleibt. limb
bieIer 2ppf IGiittsIt fi9 Dor Baden,
ols 9aulinaen, bus Rdul6sn bsr3is'
benb, bic pbilpfopbti9e 8smertunG
mudt, bab bic mpberne @eIelli6uft pen
urrnen Sruuen 70 ipenis qlus i'm 2es
ben einrdume! 9te SerrItdft Der 4ris
Moline bduerte, gendu gennmmen. feds
tis u6t Sabre. Sbre @potbeo!e ers
rcidte Tie auf sem beriibmten @smSlbe
prn Mtn!erbdlter, bas bic &aiierir
Gugenie unb hire Sofbamsn, ale In
ReifrOden, BARTLETT. Der bentpiirbiee
@uuf9rpd 9aratterifiert cine gauge
Gpo6e, etipu ipie Sdbdns M0bel unb
Die 8ibelots brn 8oubst unb BON @is
rour. llnmtrtIi9 fat trdt Der Nisbsrs
gang Der &rirpline Elm. Sn ben LET'S
ten Sabren oes &aiIerrsitss mar fie
lGngit ui6r mebr 10 rgei6Dollen" ipie
in ibrer @latbeseit. Inter Der britten
Republit gar fdriimpfte Tie 70 5uIama
men, baB Die iungen Trouen bon bas
malls es fir sinen F9ls1)ten G6.r3
btelten, als nan ibnen i'm Sabre 1873
IN elmer Sabresf9lubrebue Die &ris
Moline, tpte fis tptrtlt9 ipdr", pprfihrs
te; Der 8OHtrdtt 5piI9en Sipei Rc5tn
rtrf6iebener @pohen mar 1erdbesu elm
S9ulbeifpiel fir ben 3idSadturs ber
MlObe. Sin &iinitler bate FIT cine
Der SSenen Der Repue atpei Mobsbds
imenbilber s~ntiporfen: bic cine Mobes
hume patIdelte in elmer sntIebenerres
0snben &rinpline lumber, tpGbrenb bic
Gnbere In elmer foeenanntsn Sutternls
Robe, ipie fie bamals Mobs mar, iiber
hie 8iibne trippelte; bic SutteraIsRrs
BE, bic ben 26rper 70 umfdniirte, bdb
bic Sruuen ii4 faum nortpGrts bsfpes
gen tpnntsn, mar minbeItens ebenlo
ideuBli9 pie bic RrtnoIine. 9ie See
seniiberftellung Der beiben Moben e-s
rests ungebeure Ssitertsit, unb man
bDrte treifGsnbs 6rausnftimmen, rie
ba riefen: ryleir, tpie 1T IS aber audi
tur mDslid, bdB mir 10 etipu" (b:e
4rinoline nGmli9D jetnaIs baben tras
gen t6irnsn!" ltnb bod lag bas rits
mdls"ni9t Diel ldnger dls Sebn Sabre
Suriid! DuB aud in u~nfsren Sagen
ron 3ett gu 2eit fhiidlterne @eriu6e
aemuft tper6cn, bic Grinole pieber
ttn3ufiihreE tt betannt. Ssbes Sabr,
asnDbnlid gu Begun bes Winters.
finbtn fi9 unternebmunesluItige
S9neiberinntn. bic bic @isbertsbr Der
&rinoIe ais Gcrfu1sballon - bas tx
in bieTem Sale bag ri6tiee @ort
dufitsigen loTfsn. Dor etfpd 3tpanSig
Sobren glaubten Tie nit Der ,Snurs
nure, Die man aud paldppiib" nonns
te. geipounenes Spiel Su faben; dIs fie
uber einige Stbre fpGter ben ean3er
.2eibtdfig1 ipieoerbrinaen polIten,
fanben lie felbft BEL ben Srduen eners
aii9en Dibsritanb. limb babel fpirb
es bOffentli6 fir INNER fsin @epers
tpenben bdbcnl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
dbamberlain's Fufen 1leOisin
btlft Ole L1dtur.

Ulebiainen, be bic Rntur belfen,
limb INNER am mirfinmiten. gbnm-
b%erlnin'a Suiten Mebisin bnnbeit
nnt 0ltienl Blame. sic h1lt ben
Suiien Surtd, l6f oeu Guspurf uno
bilft bic @ntur, bnS Gpfiem in einen
aeiunoer 3uitanb mieberbersuiteuen
Sic 1T iSer eiueu aroBeu 9hetl Der
clnilifirten Welt lbrer unihdsbnren
&iaenitnften rueeen berlbmt. Snu-
Ienoe bnben ibren huben 8ert be
3euat. Sic plrtf rueeen ie0e Gnln
ae, bob eine @rtdltnne in zine 2un-
aenertSInouns iiberaebt. Gum Bers
tnuf bel Bnlter 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
Chamberlain
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

Anew doses Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary At
tack Of diarrhea.
II has been used In nine cpl
denies Of dysentery with perfect
success.
Il can always be depended
upon, even In the more severe
attacks Of cramp colo and chol
era morbus.
II 10 equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
infantum In children, and 10 the
mean ofsavingthe lives Of many
children each year.
When reduced with water and
gweetened 1t is pleasant to take
Every man of a family should
keep this remedy In his homo
Buy 1t now 1t may save life
PRICE. csc. LARGE SIZE. SOC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

Drei 6eihporene nit ether heinen
flat DIE ~0bdmberlain's Eeibpeb,
Ghclsrd uuS Durhfdu 1rIe1iSin
pom Gholere Ttorbus scheiIt.
Ser 9 @. TcDter Siabtoper.
Gtn ersdhlt cine Grfahinua bic e.
modte. m1brenb er nlS @eihlDure
ner in eirer Observation-Disclosures In
GCmorbspiae, 8reisbdupthoDt pom
arelie SiebOurne, Nlat fiaurirte. @r
iaat. S6hreno i'd oprt mar, ab td.
ettpos tiihes nnb ouh 8urit55leiIdt
bas bel mir @bOlern Morbns In leb.
Ihtimmer Sorm uerurinfte. Sd
Fihtte ara elenb unb iGidte mad Ell.
ner aewiFen G6ulsrn . 9tebiain, nott
beiIen inubte mir Der Npotheter cine
Hlnihe ghamberlnin's 9eibueb, Gbo.
Iera nnb DurhfoG Wlsbisin NIT benz
Bemerfen, bnB er bns @eplnIfte
bate, mir nbet In Sotae Der @rs
probtbeit oieie8 9eiimittets, uDrSble
mir leBteres su hidden, Oo er tiir
befeu nnIehlbare Rur enrnntire. SD
nnhm eine TDie bnpun nnb ftihlte In.
Iant WViuuteH better. Ole Ipeite
7oie bette mid e6nslih. 8wei
Mitoeihworene lltten In b~erielben
welie uubf cine ilnf nnb spnnaia
Gent Elnihe bette uns ole bret.
Bam TsrtauF BET Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
Der GrFnSer Der arinBtine.

4uguIte per1un, lit i'm gtlter BON 78
Subrsn in elmer tIeinen Srtf6aft Der
Champagne esitorben. Psrion fpcr
neutrality-suspicious. in eiuem oroben
Mobepaarenbars, uls er BEN 8auihe
unb Aeifrod srfuub. Sbm Ielbft brads
te bic reppGema1enne" @~rfinburs
niGt bel eth, tppbl a6er ben GeuterJ RE
lie ibm fir 1000 Srunts ubtunften: Die
&dufsr uuO ghtbnieber BEG putens has
len melt mebr als etne WfilItpn bumi..
nerOient. Man frugs nur bic md les
beuben 3eitsenoIisn Der sritsn &rinos
fine, bic lineit berbliibtsn S90nen bes
sipeiten Gaiierrei9s! Ni9t cine, be
ni6t, 10 nm 1860 berum, bas Sod bies
Ies gang init Sto6lreifen belegten, uts
9ebeuerli9 brfiten pertaIrodes, phrs
nit Der Bimper gu auden, nuf fi6 aes
notniner bGtte. @robe nnb tlsips,
f9lante unb rnnbli9e - allie baben
fi9, tpte man bdmuls Idgts. In ben &Gs
fig gefebt. Dsun bic &rinpItre iprrbe
uripriins!i9 &Gfig genarart, mas bic
Teinbe netbli9en Gepluppsrs 81 bDfft
unsErbietigen @erslet9en 5ipil9en gss
f9pabisen pupuseten unb BEN Srdges
rinnen bes neunrtigen Hp6es perdns
laBte. Wi fnm es MN uber, baB bic
@~rftnbung Queuite 9erions (ber ii9
ipGter aus Der 3onfeition auriid3pg
lnb Iein 2eben oIs 3eiGner elmer 81,
fenbubngeieIlI6uft be16IpB) 70 raid
lanciert urtb 70 alleemsin angenpmmen
tpurbe? Die neutrality-suspicious. sr3Gblt,
boB brei oornebme Dnmen. bic bamdIs
IN MpbeTa6en turangebenb tpnren, lid.
nit pdhrer 8eoeiiterung fir bus llus
bins .ins 3tua selsst baben"; Die bret
S4Onen burften bas bel ibrer ltatt;is
den Sisur ihpn tpugen. un6 ba Tie fiji,
ron eiRsE idlmrotb ma6enoen glns
bonpOirt bebrpbt ioben u1b perr1tbez
eide SiifteR 81 perbereen batten, pag=
ten lie IS audi. Hun mar bas unoliie
bd, Denu bic Nutoritdt Der brei GeiFs
%rpdpuppen tpur 10 groB, baB fie I'M
Eager Der r&ctobetten" nfo angebens
rem &otoostten iener 3eit ipfort @hus
e madten; bdlb fdnben YslbIt Die ma@
serIten un5 bic tleinifen @sibden bets
aus, bdb bic 2rinoline ,derabe ettpas
fir Iie unD ibre nparte S65nbeit4 fei
- bic unsliidtihen @atten, bic prsffs,
BE aarituturenSsi9ner, bic pofSens
tibter modten nit nod 70 oieIen @aF.
fen bes @ibes unb beg giftieIten Spot
tes bdeesen dntGmpfen. @ptt meth,
tpie 5ahlrci1 bamols biefe Gntriis
ftungstunbaebunoen Der aritit tpor,n!
alle 8lGtter iiIb 8Idtt6sn iener s3eit,
Sisurro (Oer bamuls slrtimal p0fsr!s
si4 eri6ier), 9ain Suune. 9intdmdrre
II. a. bdtten ihrs @ubrit rgriuoI:rtas
ma" Gbam, Der fampFe Rarttdturers
5ei4ner, nibmete i'm gbariDdri minb.s
items bic Sdlfte feiner COMMUNICATIONS
nuneen Der IeIsfamsn 5piIetteneripeit.s
ring, bic er ratiirli6 10 grotest ais
mOgli9 boritellte. Sir bos Sbeater
mar bic 3rinOlins Elm pubrer Geaen:
iie Iiefertc fiji: bic Ius ItattlngspolItr
Der DelafFenleiits gpmiqu.s unb anbes
rer ppffenbibnen grnsIf Blum
i0nnte bd munberlei er3GbIsn ~ SabIs
Iofe gOupletDerfe unb mar aud In
SHpdHtsH iitb Sptrettsn EN- uubes
~;dhlbores MrbeI our Serbeifrbruusl
irtrmifTer Gituutionsn, SIN britten
Gtt Der ben Msilbdc unb 9olepD oes
i4riebenta unb bon Sffenbo1 pertuns
ten Die pcrtfIsnns' nimmi cine oppes
iitlids perIon. bic ft& DauIine nennt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
erfI9rIin. N.. Wag faa

grtlarli@. a.: Bus IusTt
Du baSu, bdB Der iunse 90tt4etmeis
lter bic alte S9a9tel ssbsiratbet BATE
g.: Der battle ia tets nit rReifen"
5u tbun!
SdIau. SIaot: Wleine Sdrub
bate srpur tsins Mitsift, ober lie 1T
Elm pabrss MuI.r! SBis: 9Ott, bat
bic Srau d biIisss Rsii.n! Sidat:
@is buiBt9 Sbis: Sou, ala: rMuiter
ubne Bsrt6!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

SarsdIide S6msrsen seIinosrt.
9urdb fGredlide sdmsrsen pe.
peiniet infOIse Der Seize nnperbau.
ten Speilen. nnbm g. o.. @rnpipn.
non 9uIo, Wif., Or. 9ina's lem
9ife 9iGs, init Benz Reinltate . ME
&c ihreibt, nbab Id iurirt Durbe.@
Gle Wneen nnb @eOdrmeunorbnun.
een wsrben pebUben Ourd ibrem lin.
bernDen Siublanna bsiUnOere gioen,
Ihnften. 25 Gents In GaIler Bros.
utbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

he Kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fiji
Ter out the waste or
impurities In the blood.
II they are sick or out
OF order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains. c~hesandrheu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
WALL,
s0AK W00DSAL00N1
.~scscnhber Der UlabIe,
hermaun \: mo.

Dies lit Der eIesanieie eoIoon in Scr.
mann uno finpet man bort old bic beItrn
@etr6nte uno Gi9arren.
Neionbers quite WbiStpS. gqeiniaer
Agent in permann fit ben berilbmteR uno
edlien Bourbon uno Gpe DhiSfp ben Ser
nan Difiiuins SO preiS berieIbe pte in
Der Oihiuern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
Over Work WeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kldneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
Jour kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used o be considered that only urinary
troubles were TO be traced TO the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctorihg your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilmer's
Swamp-RO0t, the great kidney remedy IS
soon realized. II stands the highest for lis
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on rs merits e.
by all druggists in fifty @sFHIk15A y :
cent and one-dollar siz- HhisssIESs
es. You may have a alsl1ssa@
sample bottle by mail Home Of swampRoo..
free. also pamphlet telling you how 10 find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Ki'mer
& Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer':
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton
NJ y, on every bottle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-17
THE CATTLE MARKET.

Aaron Farr, who returned from the
east a short time ago, says that Utah
cattle are received with little favor in
the eastern markets, the result of the
breeding in Of Jersey and other stock
unsuitable for beef Mr.. Farr says
that this disfavor has made il neces-
sary for stock buyers in Utah to ship
from Franklin, Idaho, in order to show
by the shipping bills that the stock
does not come from Utah,
1t is a well known fact that cattle
In this country have deteriorated, due
TO the failure TO import pedigreed ami
mails, This is progressive age, and
breeders OF cattle, hogs, chickens and
every other specie of animal should
not breed from anything but thorough
bredS. IL costs no more to feed good
animal than poor one, and when
placed on the market the good stock
sells readily when the other fails of
recognition. These are facts well
worth consideration. Instead OF Utah
cattle being viewed as inferior stock,
they should be Of such grade as to de-
mand precedence over others Utah
cattle should have the reputation that
is the portion OF the Cache Valley
horse
II the breeding OF horses had been
neglected as has been the raising Of
cattle, Cache Valley would be one Of
the last places that horse buyers
would come TO. AS II is, however our
county is considered the best place in
the state for good horses.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-17
Other shows coming.
Concluded from lst page.

opening play will be "Fanchon, the
Cricket" a play made dear To the
hearts OF the old time theatre goers
by Maggie Mitchell. This season the
revival of this splendid old play lave
proven decidedly popular with the
best stock companies Of the east and
the production In the west by this
company have proven equally popular
Speaking Of this company the Kear-
pey, Neb., Hub says: 'Fanchon,' as
played Ly the Ruble Theatre Co., at
the opera house last night, Is descrv-
ing Of the highest praise. The com.
pany is an exceptionally good one and
does justice to this ever popular play.
1t was finely staged and costumed and
the applause bestowed on this excell-
ent company was deserved. 1t was
the best popular price production
ever given here" At the opera house
Tuesday, Feb. 10Th. l5c, pc. 35c and
soc.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-17

The Inter.Mountain Republican
looks like the real thing, has a Re-
publican ring TO IL that Is refreshing,
and gives general evidence that it has
come to stay. There is a work here
for it to do, a great place for it to fill
and in champloning the Republican
party's interests IL has cause worthy
of its greatest efforts The Republic
cans of this state who read daily pa.
pers, and all should take at least one
daily, can well afford to give The In
ter. Mountain Republican their sup
port as long II shows a disposition to
consider the party's interests as a
whole. Should II be evidenced that
the new paper is u personal organ or
the organ of any faction, then Repub-
leans are under no further obligation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-17

Modjeska, when she appears at the
Thatcher opera house Monday night
will say farewell forever. The work
which this great artistic has done for
the American stage stands above that
OF any accomplished by any other wo.
man. She has helped dignity the the
atre, making 1t place where one
may go for intellectual pleasure, and
establish it as one of the institutions
which should be fostered by the peo-
pie along with the church, the college
and the museums Of art, More than
this, by her gracious womanhood and
winning personality she has endeared
herself TO playgoers throughout the
land in Il peculiarly close manner,
When she is gone, there will be a
sense of personal loss on the part of
thousands. 1t is too bad that this
tour Is not one OF the kind OF fare
wells TO which we are uSed-that Is.
the kind that come every year. Some
actresses and singers have been saying
goodbye every twelve months for the
last quarter OF century. That will
not be the way with Modjeska, more's
the pity Events have shaped them
selves so that it will be an impossible
ity for heI 10 play in this city after
the approaching performance. More
than that, she has placed herself I'M
der certain obligations TO manager
Jules hurry by terms of which she
can never play in this country again
after the expiration OF her contract
with him. Thus it is certainty, that
with Modjeska II is TO be adieu and
not Eau revoir."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-17
Deafness can not be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing and when 10 is
entirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by cattarrh, which is moth.
ing but an inHamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces,
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for circul-
arS free.
+, j. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.