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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Weak Stomach Causes Sickness.
Different symptoms That Result From
indigestion - How to Cure by
Strengthening the Stomach.

| OiUerent symptoms tnat uctuH FsoU
Indigestion - How to Cure by
Strengthening the Stomach.
II you have ever suffered with q
weak stomach you must realize that
the digestive system 10 to the body
what the foundation 10 to the house
the base of support and strength.
Whatever hurts your stomach OF
lessons its power, hurts all other parts
Of the body and impairs their powers.
II the stomach 10 weak and distressed,
one organ after another will be in
volved until the heart, kidneys and
liver are oil distressed.
Get the stomach right and health
will naturally come 10 the other Or
gans. This explains why a good many
people who have doctored for years for
diseases OF the heart, kidneys or liver,
have at last been cured by Mi-o-ns
stomach tablets. They found to their
astonishment and happiness that
when the weak stomach was strength
ened, their health returned, the heart
became regular, the torpid liver active
and the kidneys healthy.
Do not think we claim Mi-o.na 10 q
"cure-all." IL 10 nos. II 10 q specific
for all distresses OF the stomach, and
when it strengthens the stomach and
cures indigestion, you will soon be
we'll all over without torther medi-
cine.
Mi-o.na 10 sold only in Doc boxes,
never in bulk. Il is sold under an ab.
solute guarantee by J. W. McCollum
& Co. TO refund money unless it cures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21

through petitions, were received.
When the names OF candidates for
Board Of Public Works, nominations
OF the Municipal League. were
reached, CLERK Dell read an affidavit
signed by H. L. Phifer to the effect
that he would positively refuse to &C.
cept the nomination. This affidavit
brought about rather perplexing
situation, bot after President Sanchez
OF the Municipal League stated that
the League would not insist upon Mr..
Phifer's acceptance, he was relieved.
In the meantime petition signed by
the required number OF qualified cleo
tors nominating +. ]. Baird as q can
didate for the board was presented.
Recess Was Taken.
Upon motion = recess was taken for
thirty minutes, but IL was more like
an hour and thirty minutes, and both
Aldermen and spectators began TO
show signs Of impatience with an oc-
cssional yswn.
When the meeting was finally called
to order again there was presented
another affidavit, this signed by Alder.
man Taylor. informing the Council
that he would positively decline the
nomination for member OF Board 81
Public Works made by the citizens
meeting at the court house Monday.
Immediately following this affidavit
a petition containing the proper mum.
Der OF signatures was read asking that
Mr.. Taylor's name be placed on the
ticket for member OF Board OF Public
Works to ill the unexpired term OF
W. n. Wilson, resigned.
Messrs. Taylor and Baird having
been nominated by petition, it was
agreed to place the names Of 5. ].
Thomas and ]. II. Vidal nominees OF
the citizens meeting and the Munich
psi League, respectively. as regular
nominees for the full term. and
e. J. Baird and w. B. Taylor ss
nominees to oil the unexpired term Of
w. y. Wilson.
Upon motion the clerk was instruct
ed to place upon the ticket the name
or names OF any regular nominees
which might be- presented to him be-
fore midnight OF Tuesday, March 10,
after which the Council adjourned.
The Regular Ticket.
Following is the regular ticket as
accepted and ratified by the Council;
For Mayor-w. r. Thomas. s. NJ.
Davis.
For Aldermen-S. NJ. Mixson, s. J.
Barnett, A. L. Vidal, II. 8. Graves, /.
Z. Webster, J. W. Banding, A. Nj.
Cushmsn, E. 4. Cannon.
For Members Board Public Works
s. J. Thomas, ]. II. Vidal.
For Members Board Public Works TO
All unexpired term OF W. n. Wilson
w. b. Taylor, +. J. Baird.
For Marshal-Chss. PinKoson, Benz.
T. Arrow.
For Clerk and Treasurer. Msxey
Dell.
For Assessor-William Bradford.
For Tar Collector-T. b. Ellis, Sr. !
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Dying from Effects Of Poison.

Rome. March 20.-The illness OF
Count LamsdOrff, former Russian for
eign minister. who is dying at San
Reno, according TO advices received
here was caused by an attempt %
poison him before he left Russia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinips
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL
it fails to cure. Z w. GROVES Gig.
nature 10 on each boz. 25e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Preparing City Ticket.

A motion to proceed in preparing. or
".kfng up, the municipal ticket. pre-.
vailed, bot had not advanced far be-
lore becoming confronted with . knot
y problem.
HE names OF candidates for the va
nous offices a. nominated and pre-
sehted BY the Municipal League and
we meeting % the court house Mon
SAY night, 20 we'll % names presented
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-03-02
Sheriffs Sale Of Real Estate Under an
Execution

Public notice is hereby given that /, the
undersigned. by virtue of an execution is
sued out of the District Court of the sixth
Judicial District of the Territory If New
Mexico sitting within and for the ounty of
Quay. rendered and dated the 25th day of
February, A. d. 1907. in a certain cause
pending numbers 1877 and 1888 on the dock
ct OF said court wherein W. ]. Hittson is
plaintiff, and Marcus Duran and Fernan-
DEE Duran are defendants, will, on the 18th
day OF March. A. ID. 1907, at the hour of
10 o'clock a. m, at the front door of the
United States post-office, in the town of
Tucumcari. Quay county, New Mexico,
offer for sale and sell for cash in hand to
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy the
sum of One Hundred Fifty-Seven dollars
and eighty cents, with interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum from the 5th day
of February. A. ID. 1907, to the date of said
sale. and the further costs of court and the
costs of this advertisement and of this sale,
all the following described real estate and
premises. lying and being situated in the
said county of Quay, Territory of New
Mexico, described as follows, to-wit;
The Southeast Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter, the Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter, section nine(o), and
the North Half of the Southwest Quarter
section ten (Io), Township nine (9) North
of Range Twenty-seven (27) East, New
Mexico Meridian. containing One Hundred
and Sixty (I6o) acres. or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to raise said amount
above mentioned, due said plaintiff in said
proceeding with costs, expenses etc. as
aforesaid.
Dated this 10th day of February. A. d.
1907.
j. A. Street, Sheriff
Per Jas. F. Bell, Deputy
II. L. Boon, Atty for Plaintiff,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-03-02
Correspondence :

Correspondence
Well the new comers say that
this sunshine is fine and the wealth
er in general can't be beat.
am going to send for all Of
mine and my wife's relations to
come to Montoya.
James Conant is preparing to
erect a stone store building on
main street.
Mrs. K. White has just opened
a first class boarding house. Train
men say she serves the best meals
along the Rock Island line.
DR.. Rever has come to reside in
Montoya.
Mrs. Weaver is going east in a
few days to visit her mother.
Mr.. Bradley has gone to Tucum-
carl to file on a homestead.
Several emigrants' wagons came
in last evening and this morning
there is a small town of tents on
the south side filled with people
waiting fer lumber to build.
The ladies gave a neck tie social
last Saturday evening for the ben
eft of the church fund. A small
crowd but a good time was report
ed.
Hunter of Ogle Flat was in town
on business.
Baker and Cole have come to
improve their claims.
Gomez Bros stone business
block is about completed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-03-02

: y : Local and Personal : y :

we are informed tnat ". j. Jams
baby, an infant, died the last of
last week.
ID. N. Williams, the sheep man,
was in the burg a day or two for
ranch supplies.
The Tucumcari-Amarill Trans
poration Co., are expecting their
first autos any day.
WANTED-A girl for general
homework. Write Mrs. Y. Kohn,
Montora, N. M. 2o-1t
A new restaurant has been open
ed opposite the First National bank.
1t is called the Arcade.
E. c. Hill reports a bran new
baby boy at his house. The Young
ster arrived Tuesday morning.
Albert Wilborn, the surveyor,
was out with A. r. Carter this week
surveying the automobile road for
the Tucumcari-Amarillo Transport
tation Co.
Herman Gerhardt bought the
Cowan building east of the Tu-
cumcari Trust & Savings Bank,
Wednesday, for a consideration of
$26oo.oo.
E. c. Hill lost a very fine horse
Wednesday. He didn't know the
horse was sick when he fed in the
evening, and the next morning
found him dead.
A. L. Beck, of Mattoon, H.,
has been here for several days, the
guest Of VIM. Patty. He has To-
Gated a homestead and will soon
begin improving it.
Robt. w. Cecil and Miss Lena
Shafer were married at the court
house, by Judge II. l.. Patterson,
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
They will reside atDalhart.
Drs. Herring & Moore will make
professional visits to any part of
the city or country. Calls answered
promptly day or night. They fur
nish their own conveyance. 2o-It
J. l.. House, the sheep man,
postmaster and u. S. commissioner
at House, was a visitor Tuesday.
He says his country is prosperous
and many homeseekers are coming
in and taking up the choice lands
in his locality.
There is a new monthly paper at
Roy, the Homeseekers' Outlook,
edited by 4. S. Bushkevits, for.
merly of the Spanish-American.
The paper is going to be a great
help to those who desire informa.
ton about the Southwest.
MARRIED:-H. J.. Gam and Miss
Gusta Balensiefen, Wednesday
evening, the Rev. M. Reece
officiating. MIR. Gam has fol-
some months been employed by the
Jackson-G albraith- Foxworth Lum'
Der Co., and Miss Balensiefen has
been with the Tucumcari Tele
phone Co., for the past year. TIL,
happy young couple left on tn,
morning train Thursday for Hat
field, Ark, to visit for a time will
the groom's parents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
Une vieiIle Historic

On plaidait, l'antre jour. q Der.
lin, une afaire de m@urs assez
%scabreuse; ct lie president du trl-
bunal, r6clamant des lur6s un YER
dict impitoyable, les exhortait en-
termes: "N'imitez point, on pareille
matiere, leur disait-ll, Indulgence
des Frarcai lis. Cette nation p6rira
dams la boue; avant cent ems, ellie
ne comptera plus au rang DIES peu-
pies cultiv6s."
Et VOLTA done encore un pudique
Allemand oui Wit u Ia veille l6-
gende sulvant laquelle Ia France est
IN pays en- d6llnquescence ct Paris
ure vile plus devergond6e que ne
le fut jadis Babylone.
Cette l6gende q Is vie dure. Ellie
e6vissait d6ja contre les Franeals
au debut du dix-huiti6me steele.
Al;ez done extirper des cervelles
prusslennes des prejug6s qui. y
sont eDracin6s depuis tant6t deux
cents ansl
SIT puts, 3 vrai dire, 6crit M.
Jean Lecoq dams lie Petit Pari-
sien', nous avons fat g6r6rale-
ment tout le c%ontrnire de CO quill
fallait pour celia. DE tout temps
nous nous sommes plu B nous de-
nigrer ct q nous 81 e en- %fanfarons
du vice. Comment les strangers
n'auraient-ils pas la plus pietre
id5e de notre moralit6?.. .Tenez,
l'autre jour encore, Fun d'eux, an
AlIemand, 81 je ne me trompe, s
pelne debarque du chemln de fer,
se pr4cipite vers la premiere fem
me quill renee ntrait ct SO mettait
q la lutiner sans vergogne. On lui
await dit q ce Tudesque, qua Paris
toutes les danes 6talent d'abord
%faciIe. Il fut bien surprls lorsque
celle quill await insu't6e appela les
agents ct lie fit conduire chez le
commissaire.
''Mals q qui la fsute de Cos me-
prlses?... A nous, parbleu, 3 GER
tame literature Desperation qui
d6peint nos moeurs SOUS les as
poets les plus messengers, q GER
taines pieces, a%ccueillies malheu.
reusement par nos theatres o&ciels
ct qui. a l'etranger, Oh uos grands
commediens W mt les repr6s inter-,
passent pour etre DIES pejntures IT,
DELE de la socl6t6 FRANCHISE, alors
qu'elles men sont que DIES paroles
dlffamatoires; q CO d6plorable ira
vers, enfp, qui nous pousse q eta
Ter nos tares alors que les 6trsrgers
cachent soigneusement les leurs.
NE comprendrons-nou done ja-
mails que pour 6tre respects d'au.
trui. il fault commencer par Sc res
pecter sol. memeY"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

les Rouges ct l'indication du traite1nent a suivre,
je TAI suivi avec tine constance parfaite.
Je crois bien que la volonte y a etc pour beau-
coup. Javais confiance en- vous ct je voulals me
guerir.
Je co1nprends bien que mon cas- etait tres avan-
&c, 1na1s vo1s avez MS tine patience admirable a
stllvre tous les progress du traitenent.
Celia ma pris 20 bottles de Pilules Rouges pour
me %rernettre complement sur pied, mails lie success
a etc complet, surprenant. Mes dou1eurs epot1-
vantables du passe m'apparaissent aujourdhui
CONNIE TN mauvais cauchemar efface. Je suis
gale, vive, toutes mes %fonctions s'acco>nplissent a
merveille ct j'ai tout lie bonheur que je puts desi-
rer; je ne SQUIRE plus d'aucrne 1nalade. Bien a
vous, Nine Isidore Binette, Hawkesbury, Ont.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITEe. Adres-
sez-vous par 1ettre OH personne1lement all No.
274, rue Saint-Denis, 81 vous desirez avoir DIES con-
sells. Les Medecins de la Gle Chimique Franco
Americana vous donneront, tout a fait gratuite-
rnent, les inforrnations necessaires pour lemploi
DIES Piules Rouges ct vous indiqueront aussi TIN
autre traite1nert 81 votre maladie lie requiert.
DEFIEZ-VOUS. - Les Pilules Rouges sont
toujours ver1dues en- bottles de 50 pilules. C11aque
boite est reco1verte tune etiquette imprimee en-
rouge Stir du papier blanc. Les Pi1u1es Rouges
que les 1narcfands VOLS vendent a Ponce, all 100
OH a 25c la bolte, he sont pas les notres; &c sont
DIES limitations, car jarnais nos Pilues Rouges ne
sont vendues de cette naniere.
Ces ch~arlatans qui Sc font appeler docterrs, pas
SAINT par les carnpagnes, al1ant de maison en- mai
son, Sc disant envoyes par la Gle Chirnique Franco
A1nericaine, sont dies imposteurs toujours, car ja-
1nais nos Medecins ne sortent de leurs bureaux
pour soigner les fennes na1ades.
ST votre narc1and ma pas les Pi1ules Rouges
de la Gle Chnniqle Franco-Arnericaine, envoycz-
nous soc pour une boite on $3.50 pour six bottles,
ayant bien soin de faire enregistrer votre lettre
c%ontenant de largent, ct vous recevrez, par lie re-
tour de la MALE, les veritab1es Pilu1es Rouges.
Adressez toutes vos %1ettres: Gle CHTMTOUE
FRANCO-AMERICAINE, IA, rue Sairt-Denis,
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

troubles sont objets agleables q
contempler aux champs, mails ills
ne seraient pas 3 leur place dams
I'm salon meme modesto.
La tendance q pr6f6rer au fran
csis une largue hatarde bigarree
d 'auglicismes ct de mots patols Va
81 loin, en- certains milieux, qu'on
sc divertit, la porte close, aux de.
d6pens du vlsiteur qui parle zen
tarmes". Expression malheureuse
qui ne fait point la difference entire
les termes d6plorables ct ceux quill
sled d'employer. Eli! sans doute,
fo,n DIES precieuses rldicules, mails
sachons aussi sourire courageuse-
ment du rat de Vile quj, apres
avoir renonc6 q toutes les habitu-
des de son cousin des champs, per-
siete 3 lui emprunter son vocabu-
laire.
C'est en- vain qu'on chercherait
DIES excuses pour nous justl6er de
NAL parler le 1%rapcaie.
u usage tres repandu du dialec-
te famand en- Belgique n'emle:he
pas les Bruxellois de bien parler
lie francais; malgr6 la concurrence
de l'italien ct de 'allemand, les
Suisses francais de Geneve s'expri-
ment en- un francais fort correct, ct
bien que Mistral ait 6c4it son
euvre en- provencal, il saura, soyez-
Ell strs, Sc faire entendre a I'Aca-
demie FRANCHISE, sill y est, quelque
jour appel6.
Chez nous, enfn, n'avons-nous
p >s une elite qui parle excellem-
ment notre langue; n'avons-nous
pas q cote de cette elite, une foule
nombreuse de gems qul la parlent
tres correctement lorsqu'il le fault
o. lorsqu'il lie v%eulen., mails qui
ont pris Ihabitude de consid6rer
lie bon frsncals CONNIE une langue
de luxe qui ne va qu'avec l'habit
noir, les giants blancs on lie "gains-
borough" de la demoisel ellie en- ques-
ton?
I'll est bon on effet, de remar-
quer I'm PEASANT que la rudesse du
Language correspond a la rudesse
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
Cultivons Notre Langage.

Un correspondent adresse au
Canada, de Montre |, les lignes
suivantes, qui trouvent leur appll-
cation de ce cot6-ci de la frontiere
CONNIE de l'autre:
Apes M. l'abbe Perrier, lie "Ca-
NADIA a sigual6 recemment la ten
dance de beaucoup d'entre nous,
petits ct grands, d parler deux Ian
CUES differences: lie franeais-et 81
j'ose dire-le sous-francsls. En-
d'autres termes, CONNIE s'exorlme
NJ. Table Perrier, "a r6coIe ct
dams les reunions publlques Gus
parlons une langue plus soignee,
en- recreation ct dams la rue, une
]angue plus n6gligee."
VOLTA en- effet IN petit default
plus grave qu'au premier abord ii
men a Fair ct qul nest pas loln de
constituer un d6lit de lese-race.
Deia les humor;stes malvelllants
GU settlement trop: folatres qui ont
parl6 des langues beige, suisse ct
auvergnante, SO sont Gu aatoris6s
a attribuer q notre province W
idiome. special: le canadien. Oot
lis tout q fbit tort? Qui de nous
%oserai; l'afirmer? Qui de nous, au
cours dune conversation familiere,
pa ennis la parenthese coanue:
CONNIE on dit en- canaven."
L. canayen, VOLTA l'enpemi du
bon frAncais! Ennemi d'autant
plus redoutab1e quill go pr6sente a
nous sous les cheres couleurs de
l6tofe du pays. Eth oui, ST para
doxaI que celia puisse para1tre,
nous parlons incorrectement par
I'effet dune sorte de patriotisme
NAL place.
De meme qua l'6tranger beau
coup de Franeais emaillent avec
co%mplaissnce leur conversation de
termes d'argot ct y font lntervenir,
hors de propos, lie nom du Tout
Puissant pour 6voQuer Ia patrie
absente, ainsi nombre d'entre nous,
afu de prouver qu'ils ne sont point
anglifes, n'hesitent pas a recourir,
pour exprimer leur pens6e, dams
l'intimite, aux plus fa,heux angll-
cismes, aux locutions rurales les
MONS 6l6gantes, voire aux interjec
tions du terror les moins recon-
mandables.
Loin de MOI la pens6e de nier la
saveur du parler de nos campagnes,
mails c'est dams nos campagnes
quill faut l'entendre. Un jeune
veau, un pommier, IN carr6 de ci-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

des meurs, Q qu'un 1ndividu, COM
me un peuple, est d'autant plus CT
Wise al, parle plus %correcte-
ment.)
Je le r6itare: pour bien parler,
nous n'avons QUA le vouloir. mails
pour le vouloir-et VOLTA, CONNIE
on dit vulgairement, ]e "hic,"-il
faut que tous ct chacun nous COM
mencions par comprendre quels
sont les devolrs du cltoyen envers
"a Vile, sa province ct ga race. On
Ia dit ct on ne le rabachera jamais
assez: c'est par le peuple seul que
peuvent E re 16alis6es les grandes
r6formes q quelque objet qu'elles
tendent.
Sill 6tait permits a Humble pro.
Gre .teur de quatre modestss en-
fants je pourrais meme dire
cinq-de otter son insignificant ex-
emple, ]e concluerals en- conseil-
liant q tous les peres de families de
faire CONNIE moi.
J'ai constat6 de bonnie heure que
mes heritiers au sortir de l6co-
le Gu on leur lnculque de louables
principles, SO laissalent aller, dams
l'ardeur des jeux, d la tendance ci-
dessus signalee, immediatement, ]e
me suis jur6 d'exercer sur leur vo-
cabulaire, durant les loisirs que
me laissent mes occupations, une
vigilante surveillance. Je leur al
enseigne patiemment a remplacer
"coudon" par "6coute done. "po-
gner" par "prendre'' GU ''saislr";
"garocher" par "lancer' "ac-
t r, ]ouser' par "jouer",
etc, ETC., ct je leur al interdit de
"tordre' verbalemenr quot que ce
soft, fnt-ce une simple Wis.
Eft, vous me croirez 81 vous YOU
lez, mails mes gamins- Pa1ne a
douze ans parle tres convena-
Element leur langue maternelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
Mort du DR. Oronhyatekha

Montr6a].-On annonce la mort
du DR. Oronhyatekha, de Toronto,
chef supreme de l'ordre Ind6pen-
dent des Forestiers.
LIE docteur Oronthyatekha 6tait
d Savannah Georgia depuis lie 30
janvler dernier.
LIE d6funt 6tait une DIES figures
les plus proeminentes du Canada
II 6teit peut-6tre lie seule exemple
que l'histoire de ce pays fournit
dun Indien arrivant d une position
6levee par les moyens %pacifques
de la civilisatitn Sa carrl6re a etc
Tongue ct remarquable d plus dun
titre, mails surtout dams son identi-
fcation avec les Forestlers qn'il
6tait plus particulierement connu.
So mort sera IN grande coup pour
les membres de cette ASSOCIATION,
bien qu'el)e ne soft pas tout q fait
inattendue.
La Mort du DR.. Oronhyatekha,
met q la tete de Get ordre puissant
un de nos compatriotes, M Victor
NORM, ex-C Chef Sup1eme. Son titre
lui dome, ipso facto, tous les droits
ct prerogatives du chef defunt.
C'est lai aui administers les az
fairies de lOrdre jusqu'au jour Oh
la Cour Supreme aura nomme Of
fciellement son s]uccesseur. La re-
union reguliere de cette cour no
doit avoir lieu, suivant les regles
de la constitution que dams un an.
II SO peut dependant qu'une as
sembl6e sp6ciale soft convoquee
par lie Haul Consell Executlf. En-
attendant, CONNIE il est
dit plus haut, c'est un
Uanadien-franeais qui sera Chef
Supreme DIES Forestiers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

La science nous annonce que
dams un homme on paut trouver
SO pieds cubes de gaz a 6clairer,
assez d~'hydrog6ne pour en|ever IN
ballon lI5 %livree, assez de fer pour
faire sept gros clous, assez de gras
pour faire IA c%handelle', du carbo-
ne pour 60 crayons, du phosphore
en- quantit6 s%,fisante pour faire
$4,000 allumettes, 20 cnillerees a
table de sci, SO morceaux de sucre
ct 4 p;ntes 1'eau. Dun autre cote.
IN homme 6quivaut 3 la substance
de 1900 eufs de poule.