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Valentine Democrat., 1907-02-21

Meetings ut the NJ. Il. Church Every
SUNDAY.
MORNING SERVICES
Sunday School begiuS At 10 100 O'Clock
Preaching I" HOO
Junior League " 2 80 m.
EVENING SERVlCES-
Fpwo,th League be ,i1S at $50 o'c'ock
PreachiCg 30
REV. C. E. CoNNELr, Pastor
NEW TIME TABLE, G. & N. ".
EAST BOUND
No. 2, DAILY except saturday 80. . As p M, Pass
NJ U, bblis do IL III. 1to
No g., DAILY, except SUNDAY ...4:UJ p. Iii ,ucdl
No no. ~ ally ~ NJ, iOou
WEST BOUND
M /. Daily. except Suniay -. 6 80 p. m Pass
NJ. a., Ddiij ~ 1t. l1l, IaHS
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Valentine Democrat., 1907-02-21
Talk of the Town.
Buy White Star at Davenport's.

Buy White Star at Davenport's.
Don't fail to hear Captain
Houston next Sunday morning at
the VI. K. church.
Mrs. Sarah Raymer of Atkinson
is visiting at the home of Rev. G..
E. Connell and family this week.
James and G. w. Hudson called
at our Office last Friday to get
whip each. They brought corn
to town.
0. D. Carey and Geo. Cyphers
were down from the Rosebud
boarding school last Monday after
freight.
A general invitation is extended
to all who will to assist in the
music during the meetings at the
NJ. E. church.
Jack Dambly and J. A. Hit
sold car load Of corn fed horses
to VIM. Bruce OF BaSsett last
week at at good figure.
The music during the revival
meeting at the NJ. E. church will
be under the direction of Prof.
Seth Ernest Gordon of Chicago,
Illinois.
Mrs. Clara MagiI of Crookston
was in Valentine last Saturday
consulting a physician for a case
of eczema with which she has been
troubled for some time.
Dave Dunn of North Table was
in town Saturday, making this
Office call, paying a dollar in ad-
vance for THE DEMOCRAT and
getting good buggy whip.
Henry Becker and wife drove
to town as usual Saturday, and
Henry called and said he wanted
a buggy whip. After his produce
ing the proper credentials we sup
piled his want.
The previously announced skat-
ing contest in this paper at the
Valentine Skating Rink for Tues
day, Feb. 26, will be held Monday
evening, Feb. %. 1900, instead.
T. H. WATKINS, Mgr.
The Ludwig Lumber Co. have
a large ad on the last page of this
issue and call your attention to
the fact that they furnish Tongue
Trucks with Disc Harrows in
place of pole if desired. They
sell 16-inch Oliver Chilled PIows
for Sl1.50.
Arthur Yoerg has resigned his
position as operator for the G.. &
n. W: and accepted the position
as manager of the Minnechaduza
Mill for S. F. Gilman, succeeding
G. S. Gould, deceased. Mr.. Yoerg
began his duties at the mill Mon
day. This item should have ap-
peared last week but for some
reason was overlooked.
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READY TO MARCH
TO BALL GROUNDS



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CANNOT BIC TAXED.

1857 am opinion of the Attorney Cen
oraI submitted today it has been de-
c.dod that the japanese Consulate pDU-
cr'y is exempt from taxation under
the Federal statutes This matter
came uD when the question of assess.
Ing the property AT the corner of Fort
and Boretania streets, lately purchaser
by the Jo-anese government was sub
mIttcd by the Tax Assessor. The prop
orty was not purchased until after the
assessments for last year had been
made and hence the question has not
arisen before
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IS
HELD UP
UNION WAGES DEMANDS PRE-
VENT THE SAILING or THE
JABEI HOWEs.


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Sunday services at the Prison VIII
contribute; and 80 will Father YaIen-
tin and some Of those who have at
times assisted him.
DiscOntinuanCes were entered This
morning IN Judge RObinsOn's Court
by the Waiakea Mil CO., plaintiff in
q suit against clifford Charlock, for
3 900 and and interest on an assump-
ST. suit filed last Nay, and also by the
same plaintiff IN "A similar suit for
$500 and interest against Elizabeth
g. Gear Hilo Railway Company gar
Eishee
All Ping, a defendant In two actions
I'm assumpsit, which have been pend
ing in the Circuit Court, this morning
entered consents 10 judgment in each
instance The first was in favor Of
Thoo IT Davies g. CO., for s195425,
account and interest, and the other IN
favor Of Walter O. Shields for g..
224.49, account and interest Costs
OF prosecution IN each oAse was add
ed I'm addition
WfUe T0I pffVflUp ufa. T,ffoa
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Leslie Scott. Judiciary clerk. rauru-.
cd from DIS vacation of week spent.
0n NTyr0ka u Tine ma0aul
The annual Eow Years I've dance
of 0ln Saints takes place Tuesday
evening 70. the Young Hotel
gg.f.r cgctIau and rof Sandwich
lunch served every afternoon after 4
o'clock with a glass of beer AT gcoftv's
ROYAL Annex Cafe.
Benson. Smith 81 co.. are now the
agents for AIIoWelis celebrated cho-
cOIate orcamaG the best That have
ever been sold here
The annual meeting Of the Sailors
Home Society VIII De hell tomorrow
inolhIhh IO O'CLOCK al inc once OF
j.. a. 7cn'eIeI Z" co.
"I. ana Mi8, D. Hoaa"H OF ""Ihlh'
| announce inc engagement OF lheII
/ daughter, lda liobeha H9da'n, TO Mt
Harry w. Mix OF Fresno, Cal.
A fire alarm from Box a. at Z o'clock
| last night was caused by the fire of a
curtain iu "a LODGING house between
| King and Hotel streets near River
street.
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We viii close "Wednesday. January
ID. 1908 at g n. m. There win be 2
deliveries on Tuesday. Customers are
! kindly requested no send their orders
| tomorrow Metropolitan Meat Co.
The Central Union Christian Enc
| ae'for society visited Laahl Hospital
] HI#IU|IHH afternoon. There wore IU|nH
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-05-09
rheumatism.

MY chest expansion has increased
from 1 IA inches to 5 IL inches, and
unlimited number of respirations
gives me a feeling of e~xhilaration
only. Indigestion is a trouble of the
past, and [ am greatly elated over
the plqmpness of my once hollow
chest. My improved circulation seems
to have completely routed my old
enemy, rheumatism. Am now enjoy
ing the best of health.
81 firmly believe thai if the Deep
Breathing and Physical Culture exer-
cises, as taught by Prof. Daniels, are
conscientiously %practiced, there need
be no occasion for doctor bills"
MRS. MARY H. INGRAM.
Highland Springs, Va.
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CONSUMPTION

It affords me pleasure to testify to
the benefit l have derived from our
system of deep breathing ard physical
culture.
Last spring throat trouble CT an ag-
gravated form developed, and | vas
compelled to give up business.
Remedies hat | used failed 10 give
more than partial relief, and then only
temporarily; consumption, I knew,
threatened me and l was greatly dis
couraged.
I commenced taking deep breathing
and physical culture exercises accord
ing to your methods, and at once | be-
gan to improve; my chest expansion
and development has greatly in
creased; my weight when I COM
menced was 123 pounds; it is now 147
pounds.
| most heartily n gladly recon-
mend your treatment to all sufferers
who have weak lungs.
Very truly yours,
JAMES H. BARTLETT.
Newport News, Va.
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OUS

L consider it almost a miracle what
Prof. Daniels has done for me with
deep breathing and physical culture.
When | vent to him, five weeks ago,
L was suffering intensely with nervous
ness and indigestion; could not bear to
be alone, and no power on earth could
make me go out alone. l now take a
long walk before breakfast.
Before the treatment l was very
weak. Now l am surprised how much
strength [ have. For six years life had
been a burden; doctors and medicines
failed to cure me, and I almost gave
up, but, thanks to Prof. Daniels. | am
now growing stronger and better each
day.
1 would beg any one who suffers
with trouble to go to him i'm
mediately. He is SO thorough in his
treatment, and puts his whole heart
and soul in his work, you can feel the
interest he takes in your case. l will
always have the highest regard for
him as a friend, and bless him for the
happiness of health.
MRS. C. GRAVES.
Va.
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>eANN0N'S BIRTHDAY
-
"Uncle Joe" Rounds up Seventy
one Years Today.

Union Press Association to the Argus.
Washington, D. c., May speaker
Cannon who was born in North Caro-
lima, May Z, 1886, is II years old to-
day. The speaker is at his home in
DanviIle, ILL.,, and plans to pass the
greater part of the summer there in
quiet, with perhaps an occasional visit
to Washington to attend to business in
connection with the House of Repre-
sentatives Office building, nearing COM
pletion.
In connection with Mr.. CannOn's
birthday it is interesting to note that if
he lives to the end of his present term,
will have served "a years and thereby
establish a new record for the longest
service in Congress. The longest SER
vivice was that of the late John H.
Ketcham of New York, who served 80
wears and was a member when he died
of the congressman who have served
since the foundation of this Gov
%rnlnent more than $4,000 individuals
only "a have served 20 years or more
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Respectfully,
S. B. CARY,
Gloucester, Va.
INDIGESTION.

After taking five treatments from
Prof. Daniels l nave been cured of in
digestion and pa1pitation of the heart,
from which I have suffered for years.
Before taking this treatment l could
not eat anything without suffering. 1
a now enjoy what 1 eat. I also rest
we'll at night, which 1 could not do be-
fore. | highly recommend his physi-
cal culture and deep breathing. l did
not think they would give such quick
results. -
Yours respectfully,
MRS. 1. G.. MILLER,
Newport News, Va.
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HIGH TRIBUTE.

The following high tribute to Prof.
Melville Daniels is from the owner
and manager of the Richmond Even
ing Journal:
February 25, 1907.
Mr.. Melville Daniels, Richmond, Va.
Dear Mr.. Daniels: 1t is a pleasure
for me to state to you just as you
are leaving Richmond br probably
several months, that [ have known
you Intimately for about six years.
I have always found you upright and
honorable in every transaction, and
association with you has been M
of considerable pleasure. You GER
tainly possess unbounded energy and
capacity to accomplish almost any
thing to which you turn your atten-
tion. You have my consent to use this
letter as you see fit.
Yours YER truly,
A. r. HOLDEFBY, JR.
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tenn was almost completely broken
down. l could not walk any distance
without stopping to rest, would be
SO tired and out of breath. I am now
strong and have none of these feel
ings, for which I am indebted to your
method, and advise Physical Culture
above everything else, for it has done
me SO much good / feel like a new
woman"
MRS. ALICE SNYDER.
e34 N. Sth ST., Richmond, Va.
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SkinAlarter. Va.

November z, 1906.
Professor Melville Daniels, Richmond,
Va:
Dear Sir: Yours received some
days ago and should have answered
sooner, but somehow neglected doing
Please accept my many, many
thanks for our kindness, and find en-
closed the amount, SO.
1 think 1 have never felt better in
my life thar have recently. With best
wishes, I am.
Most respectfully,
VERTA I. BAILEY.
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ASTHMA.

I was a.great sufferer of asthma for
MANY wears, with attacks every two to
four weeks, suffering as only those at
ficted know.
I have been under Prof. Danlels
treatment for three months and
haven't had a sign of the terrible dis
ease sinceNh his first treatment. L feel
like a different being, and take great
pleasure in recommending it for any
ailment of the body.
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January 3, 1907.

Mr.. Melville Daniels. s.-GFI -~'
Dear Sir: I must write to tell you
of the Improvement in the growth of
my hair, and thank you, too. When 1
called or you nay scalp was very I'M
healthy; hair falling out very rapidly,
leaving several bald places. Hair re-
newers and tonics did no good. Your
treatment twice a week for about two
months not only put scalp in a
healthy condition and stopped further
loss of hair, but caused new hair to re-
place that lost. My scalp is now
healthy with a. nice suit of hair, for
which I thank you. Thinking others
may be similarly affected and suffer
ing the worry I had, I write you this
letter. Thanking o for your kind
attention, I am,
Very respectfully,
MRS. M. A. COGBILL.
HENorocf HID
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Richmond, Va.
HEART TROUBLE.

[ have been taking the deep breath
ing and physical culture for six weeks
and have been greatly benefited. For
eight years | suffered from intense ner-
VOus headaches and a weak heart, but
after taking the treatment VIZ weeks,
there has been no return OF the head
aches, and my hear was much
strengthened. l feel deeply grateful to
Prof. Daniels, and would advise all
suffering from nervousness and heart
troubles to lose no time in taking his
treatment.
MRS. \. P. LEFEBVRE.
Richmond, Va.
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Richmond, Va, Feb. &c, 100

Richmond, Va, Feb. &c, 1904.
Mr.. Melville Daniels, City:
Dear Mr.. Daniels: Just a line to let
you know how much YOU physical
culture" has done for me. So far have
only taken three lessons, and find
quite an improvement generally. In
three lessons 1 have gained the fol-
lowing.
Increased chest development, three
inches.
Increased chest expansion, four
inches.
These results speak for themselves.
Wishing o all success in your
school for the future, I am,
Sincerely yours,
THOMAS D. COX.
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FEMALE COMPLAINT.

I have Internationally omitted writ
ing you to express my very high ap-
probation of the considerate attention
given by you to my daughter, Miss
Matte, both with respect to your kind
ness and the effectiveness of the treat
ment.
1 can ~confidentially state that in no
period of time of her indisposition did
she evidence such improvement as
when you were treating her, and the
good results abide. 1t gives me pleas
ure to commend, as 1 do, your work.
I hope to have Mrs. Bergman to
visit O at your Office at an early
date.
With kind regards.
Sincerely yours,
A. C. BERGMAN.
Pastor M. E. Church, Churchland,
Va.
Lack of space prevents us from pub
fishing other letters in this issue.
If you are a sufferer and need the
massage treatment, or if you have
weak lungs, are delicate, too fat or too
thin, and wish to join the straight ply
steal culture class don't lose any time
in communicating with Mr.. Charles
Sbcumb.
Richmond, Va, Feby. &c, 1907.
I have been treated by Mr.. Melville
Daniels for a weak back after relief
had been vainly sought elsewhere.
His treatment Of massage and hot
towels has cured me, I feel and l take
pleasure in recommending him to those
who may be similarly affected.
DIR. FRANK w. STIFF, Dentist.
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THE FORAKER TAFT WRAKGLE.

The contest between Senator Foraker
and Secretary Taft for supremacy in
Ohio may develop nc little EN- barrass-
ment for the republican party in the
approaching presidential campaign. At
this time it looks as if Senator Foraker
has somewhat the better of the fight,
though it is understood hat President
Roosevelt, between whom and Foraker
there is no love lost, ma be able to
command the situation in Tatt's favor
before the time for the nomination.
Mat President Roosevelt would like to
see Foraker beaten in Ohio, so tar as
the ~latter's presidential aspirations are
concerned, there is no doubt. 1t is
generally understood, too, that Taft is
the Presidents choice for the noHnina-
ton. But it it be clearly apparent that
Taft cannot win out in Ohio, there is a
widespread impression that Mr.. Roose-
welt will reconsider his announced de-
cision not to be a candidate for r~e-elec-
ton and will permit his name to be
used in the republican convention.
1t is well known that President
Roosevelt is exceedingly anxious that
his policies be carried out by his sue
cessor. Foraker is known to be hostile
to at least some OF those policies, while
Taft is known to be largely in favor of
them, and for this reason, together
with the fact that there's a wel1-defned
arrangement if not an open hostility
haty aani tho President and Sonotor
Foraker, Mr.. Roosevelt is anxious to
defeat his. plans to capture the nomina-
ton.
In the last presidential election
Roosevelt broke he record of republi-
can votes in Ohio, receiving a plurality
of 255, 600. This was under peculiar
conditions, however. John NJ. Patti
son, democrat, carried the state by A.
900 plurality for governor the follow
ing year. While Ohio has always gone
republican in presidential elections, it
is not at all sure that it will go republi-
can in the next presidential campaign
should there be a rupture in the party
III that state, which now seems posi-
ole, to say the least.
Between the two men-Foraker and
Fatt-the majority of the American
people would much prefer to see the
latter elected neKt year. # the Presi-
dent finds that his influence in favor Of
Taft cannot pull him through in Ohio,
and determines not to permit his own
name to D. used ig the nominating con
YentiQn, it looks now as if the name of
Governor Hughes of New York will
figure conspicuously in connection with
he nomination. Meantime it is posi-
BILE that the contest in Ohio may ue
ingeniously patched up SO as to prevent
q breach IN the party The fepubli-
cans are famous for doing that in an
emergency, and especially when a
mixed condition in politics threatens
to endanger 1.-THE supremacy of the
orf
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Richmond, Va.

Mr.. Melville Daniels,
Dear Sir: Regarding your method
of teaching Deep Breathing and Ply
steal Culture, l cannot commend it too
highly. To the uninitiated it is aston
ishing what results can be obtained
by proper breathing. Not only has my
general health been greatly improved,
but my chest expansion has been in
creased from 2 IA inches to 5 inches.
I consider it my duty to sound your
praises to my friends.
Yours truly,
ALFRED l.. OSBORNE.
712 e. Grace ST.
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The fact that Secretary Taft appears
to be unable to keep down the lid in
Ohio looks like an argument in favor
of the theory that a prophet is not with
out honor save in his own country.
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Melville Daniels,
u UIy,
JOHN F. MAY.

u Il Ddh1O1
Dear Sir: 1t is with pleasure that I
recommend you to my friends as a
teacher of Physical Culture. I am
delighted with the marked improve
ment in my boy. He has a pigeon
breast, which naturally contracts the
lungs, and my physician says unless
we give him an abundance of exercise,
he will go into consumption as he
grows older. 1 am proud to say, for
the short time you have had him, there
is marked improvement in his condi-
ton, and he is very fond Of going
through the exercise.
Feeling sur that you will be able
to make a complete cure of him, 1 am,
Yours truly,
J. T. COBB.
1913 w. Cary St., City.
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Eczema,

after taking Is lessons my normal
chest measurement is 38.inches Ca de-
velpoment of 9 inches) and my chest
expansion a little over z inches Ga
gain of almost 6 inches.) My skin
eruption and Indigestion has entirely
disappeared, and I am now not only
enjoying perfect health, but have
strength and energy to spare. I can
honestly and cheerfully recommend
your methods to do all and more thar
you claim"
ERNEST G.. WINTERS.
Norfolk, Va.
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1t is said Vice-President Fairbanks
father was a wagon manufacturer, and
the son no doubt wishes his father had
turned out a band-wagon that would
do the work all right.
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Eczema and Pile Cure.

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To whom it may concern:
l take pleasure in testifying as to
the wonderful results received from
Physical Culture, having studied less
three months under Prof. Daniels,
and in hat time [ have reduced con
s~iderably, have also attained a grace
full carriage, and can walk the greater
part of the day without feeling the
least fatigued; when, previous to my
taking Physical Culture, I could not
walk a dozen blocks without feeling
oppressed and tired out. Am,
Gratefully and truly yours,
MRS. B. ABBOTT POWERS: