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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
Horre(ponoance
Sra Snoianapolis, Sno.

Don1f ENTERTAINMENTS 2oge SO
blep al 8. @ottlcbalcf, @efretere1l
for 9. s.. g. 2oge 228, in6iat fer /
8Den, og fglgenoe 8eltprelie blep
balgt for fommen6e Sermin: @fs
Rreitoent Mrs. sc. @e6egaar6, Bre=
ii6ent Mrs. 81. &obinion, &tcepreit=
sent Mrs. 8. @tnter< 5efreter Mrs.
81. 8igler, &osierer Mrs. 81. Senien,
Ggrer Miis 6. @fopluno, Silli6s=
lpitre Mrs. g. &asmusien, Mrs, 8.
@eien og Mrs. 8. &u6becf> Snore
&agt Mrs. 6. @arllen, Dore &ogt
Mrs. g. @briltenlen. 9erefter fer
pere6e bore npe Sgitre Safe og
2uncb for @eolemmerne al 9. s..
S.s 2oge SEQ. $685. iom bab6e ober=
oeret Sn6iettelien at Sen npe Soge.
Gamerne mo6tog flere @aber fra
8ro0eriamfunoets Me0lemmer> Ser
iblon6t pe6 6eres Snotre6en / 2ofa=
let ct emblem / &iertefornt, ne0
0annebrogsforpe6e @%ilfeboon6, bpor=
paa ito6 ifrepet u@el6 og 2pffe 2oge
49,, og JONI @iperen, 8ro0er g.
gosmusien, lelp beftebe pao Gamer
mes 8rplt. Sen nDe 2oges Nre1i0ent
mootog cit @ape for 2ogen al 9. 9.
S.S @fS<Ergiioent Micolojien> iom
oeSpGrre por forbin0ret / at m90e
iamme Mften. Sen 6elifote 2uncb bar
tilbere0t og ifenfet al Sen nppolg-
te Sefretnr, Mrs. 81. @igler, og bele
8rrtto-Snotegten tilfalot Sen. 11pe
Spiterloges &asie; Ser b(ep / Nfte>
mems 2pb tolt meget imuft for ga,
merne og for Sparbej6erne al g.
gen. @ulets &ert tolte poo Gngellf
for Gomerne og 9nlfe6e 2ogen SO til
2Dffe. 9erefter lfenfe6e bo,1 Sin
og nobragte en- Gfoul for Sen 1pe
5plterloge.
2ogen teller mi IA G6urter Me0:
lemmer; olle bore enige ON, at Sen i
2gbet al fort Sis bil6e tplle n1in0it
tire @onge iao mango Me0lemmer,
%begrunoet poo set itore og iml1ffe
6ormaol, iom er til @opn for enbper
oonif &pin6e I Snoianapolis. Sci
blep peotaget at arrangere en- iellfo,
belig Sammenfolt / Columbia Sail i
nar 6remti0, og en- &omite bleu
uolgt poo 5 Meolemmer for at orb.
ne Gagen.
Gu Gel al 9. 8. g. 2oges 22S
We6lernmer oberppreoe Dor berpmte
2onosmano ST.. @enrp 8romien og
6ru Marto Gonool=8rom lens Gon=
cert fer / 8pen, efter foruo at bope
mootoget Sn0bpoelie, iom blep mo0-
toget meo Sof, fra Mrs. Sno 9.
Solbot, lom bab6e orrongeret &on-
certen.
.. @ott chalet,
Get. 9. g. g. 2oge 22S.
Snoianopolis, Sno., 5 Morts '07.
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Svo Dafota.

= Sen fo%reilooe6e Sob ON 9Ggte>
IfabsifilSmisie / Gtoten, iom fornp-
Zig omtalt, foreligger MI eiter / &C.
notet at bore omforonoret og / 6en=
tie 5ftffelle al @rlet %oe6toget, / Ell
pgientlig iferpet 5fiffelie> i0et ser
TIT, for at Sfilsmisie ifol funne BE-
gpnoes peo &ettergang, fr@bes ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
misconfn.

= Sra Nroirie gu @bien ifripes:
6or Circuit Court er ser anIagt
Sag ON Gil6ogebetaling al ODER
$1,000 Ser iiges at oere %nlobligt
in0ian1let lom 5fottebeIeb, mos for
benberen0e County @lerf 50. g. MI<
Ian. Gogen er onlagt al flere 5fat=
tepoere / SGlleSifab, for @ummer,
Ser er inofr9bet / Sc fire Mar ban
bor County Glerf / @ropforo Count
IT,.
= 50 unge Biger, Sen 15oorige
Gatbarine Muria Quinn og beuoe5
<iine, Sen 16aarige @atbarine
Morgaret Quinn blep forleoen,
0o Sc Mrm | Mrm gif fen as. Ell
Sernbone ltr9fning De6 Mo6iion, in0=
6e1rtet al en- &angermaifine og oper-
fjprt. Deu fprltnGbnte blep bog1tu=
pefig ifaaret / to Gtpffer; ben an6ei1
op0e nogle foa Minutter efter. 8eg=
&c Sc to unge &iger %Stu6ereoe peo
@gilfoIen / Ma6iion.
= @eo EN- Bal1fet, lom fornplig
of6ol0teS for @ill. S. 8rpan / Mp=
pletoll maatte man / itoite 9ieblif
gipre Ell Sci Goronoringer / Menn=
Ell, 0o ser bar mango &atboltfer,
iom pnife0e at oeltoge / oenne, men
lom forgirpes bapoe benoenot Jig
fpr1t til 0eres lofole Yrelter og iene=
re til @ilfoppen i-@reen Bop ON Dis
p%enlotion ira &egle1 for &atbolifer
ont life at ipiie &i90 / 6alteiioen.
5poret berpna par ini0lertio ct ob=
ioll1t Mej, og Ser maotte oerfor iat=
tes nogle 9iters= Iiife= og 9ggretter
ms / Menuel1, at gobe &atbolifer
ogloo 1fuloe fl1n11e neltage / 6enne
u6en at behproe bereS 5pnoeregilter
mes for ltore Spertr9Deller.
= 9en apmisiipn ser u60eler
Gornegies Sel:e=Meooljer bor fornp-
Zig funoet, at Ell 8 s[ars 9reng oog
bar for ing til at mrotage oenne &n<
oersbepisning. Set por SEN 3aarige
gmmel Scbra1f Ga Grosle, 5en al
Ell prominent eff" Ser te0s, Ser
bapoe frelit lin @abp-Splter fra at
omfomme UNDER en- Sl0e6rano peo AT
orage ben6e mes Jig us al set brpn-
oen0e @l1s. aomiteen gao lom Soar
A'au Ioreltilling ON at tilbele 9ren=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

gen Me6alien, at meoens sen ielp.
fglgelig parojatte bans Gambling /
Jig ielp, bar Drengen BOG for nng
til at bIibe betragtet Tom en- Selt og
uer6ig til Meoalien, % BON maatte
antages Blot at babe bonolet efter
bornlig Smpuls uoen 6oritaaelie al
Jaren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
.Gan6. tbcol. s. @anien, biotil


.Ganb. tbcol. s. @anien, biotil
@ielpeprgit I @olebp paa 2ollanp,
far melot fig re6e til at mo6tage ct
Gmbe6e iom Yreit / Sen oanife Sir
f. / Mmerifa, Gorman6en for Mt5-
.lionsu6palget / Aanntarf u0ite0te t
Gfteraaret ct Spraab til banife Tber
DIGGER ON at reiie til Mmerifa for at
afbielpe &r9ltemangelen / @amfun>
6et> men &an0i6at &anlen er Sen enc
tie, Ser bi0til far mel6t fig, t6et Oct
for Sioen ogiaa ct Bro itemangel /
Ganmarf. san refer fra &j6benbabr
I bette SSoroar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
ct % an0et.
@icnfortalt, life saranteret.
Sc pIIe"s g e II n 5 r e +

Sen ogjna beroore berpmte r&Dl<
le" bar en- eien6ommelig Magt oper
Sc n1anolige &ierter. Nogle Ong-
hinge loffes al ben6es Dnoe til at be-
gaa @ers, andre benfaloer til an6en
Goarifab. On al Sc fi0ite ON v&p(.
le" lp6er laolun0e:
S lengere 3i6 bop6e Ell Jung fie-
benbapnif 2eoemano, ser paa lit ST..
iitfort faloer fig u@t16ioiuS Mgri-
cole", bpilfet CT 110lagt @lep paa
2an0bobpiifolen, neret en- BARN
&iGrligbe6 for Sfreipillerinoe, 6rf.
@l10run Carlton meo &ielenopnet
~&plle". Sro6s lpriffe @piitler og
oiperie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar set
BOG fife lpffe6es SEN 11nge Man6 at
finoe Maa6e for u&plle"s 9ine.
Smi6lerti6> &ierligbe6en SIR OPP
finoiom. @n ifjGnne Dag leite Dor
unge Mano en- MotttS om, at &plle
efter lin &iemfomit fra Mmertfatu>
rem lfuloe ipnge ~@eiiba", og ibu=
fommen0e &apegpien fit ban en- rent
u6 amerifanif soc. sos en- figbel1=
bapnif 6%uglebon6ler fibbte ban Ell
&apegdie, ser fun0e iige: ~SSeg ellfer
Sig, og me6ens &plle orog paa fit
Griumftog rlnot ON / Sc Gorenehe
stoter, %arbej6eoe fan / i'm 6rttio
pao at lere &opegpjen at iige:
~&plle".
Set lpffe6es! ga @plle otter lat:
tie 6o6en poa 6anif Sor0> funoe Yae
pegpien tire @ange / Sref lige: u&pI=
le> ieg elifer 9ig"> og ST.. @t116enten
fun0e gaa / @ang me0 lit 6oreba>
Den6e.
ga G9rlteforeitillingen pao Gel
ibo" opron6t> brogtes ser ON Mfte<
men EN- itort blomiterlmffet Gugle-
bur op poa &plles Yoafle0ningspe=
re1ie> og beolt lom FUN ia6 og imin=
fe6e lit lille, imilen0e slniigt, 1p6
Set tre @ange / Sref: u&plle, ies
elifer Sig"
Neite Dag mo6tog Silbeoeren en-
@lomiterfl1rp, bpori ser bar iat en-.
uoitoppet M6efat> iom bolot en- 9e6-
Sci, bporpao ser lto0 Sc fpr1te Sober
al &ilen: ~Elir1g, plang, lille Dum-
me M6efot n en- al 8i]erne !;
"@eil6o". Sm Sen fom fra &plle>
pi6es life mes 8eltemtbe6, men Sen
llnge STUB. Mgricole" afbrgo plro-
lelig fine Gtu6ier og 0rog poo Ell
&ejie til Set iolrige Gpoen.
en- e.
gn norif Hr9lt far fortalt:
~Min @e0ltefa0er bar NrGit oppe I
en- al 9alene / &eitlanoet. gn ST.
teroorsof item fif bon @l.6 ON burtigit
mulig at fomme til en- 9ommelManO
Der loo paa lit p0erite. 9enne, en- for
benperen6e 2ensma10, boo6e ct
minore go0t Sr0 paa fig; fan bar
mere frpgtet ems ellfet. Hrelten res
ltrofS al Ste6. &ejen forte ODER
l(rer og Moi er. &ao en- al 6isie ier
ian EN- lpSfleot, blo0ig &pinoelfif=
felle fomme ip9penoe tmoo fig. San
boloer Soften at og flyer: IS CUBS
Napn> bpem er 9u?" Sfiffelien bi=
ger bort og foribinoer pao ct beltemt
Ste0 / @oiel1. &rpiten ltiger al og
merfer Steoet mes fin &jep og
fortiGtter fin Sci.
Zen 0per0e tfr1tter, at ban for
mango Mar it6en bar mproet en- un9
gtge og gropet ben0e neo / sen og
Den Moie. ~@por0on loa bun nb?"
u@borfor iperger @rei item ON 6et?"
$50, beifrtp ben6e!" --- 2ens=
man6en beifriper> og 8rniten NUM-
Ter: uSDnet!" Senere poo Matten
6G0e SEN @amle.
ga &rGlten 6rog bjem, tog ban
Soft mes. Sg UNDER Sen &ipp,
fan bapoe lat / Moien, grope0e Sc og
fonot Sfelettet al en- l1r1g &pinoe."
Siltorien itaar |oale6es optegnet ;
Set poogiGl0en6e gogns gomle Sir
febog.
s. usfli6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

S Mgor Sninellagterier / Des
Woines blep forleoen to MRnb> Sor-
mo1o George @repor og Sim 8lan'
feter 6rebt pe6 at 8un6en at en- flor
@ie6el, bbori Ser fogtes Scot, GIT |
5tpffer; 6e ito6 tet berbeo og blep
giebltffelig operifpllet fra @ope6 til
SOB al oct fogen6e Scot og opoe
mart berefter UNDER itore 2ioelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

Gn Gang er = / set minolte mal1,
&c gauge - ingen @ong. Men Ell,
Gang og cn0nu en- Gang er altio to
@ange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

. : nnolan0et. > J
11inneiota.

- limited @tateS Steel 60. plan.
logger en- it6r Gabrit for Gilpirf-
ming al Sern< og 5taalreoifaber !
Mprbe0en al Dnlntb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
Ma6elia merer at boIoe Sic

uI9uupI UtU SpoSH.
= Maoelia mener at boloe STE,
foroen foriaapi6t angaar at tage
@omelteao / en- bei Mloer; ioet nem-
lig Sen 8Oaariee Samuel q. Orig
gers oeraf 8pen bor taget ct Some,
lteo6 / @po 9afoto og MI / oisie 3d.
ge mes en- @ognla6ning al 8obape,
Yropiant oip. er 6roget u0 for at to-
ge Spbol6 paa fin "claim". Set fer
pilt mere ems poerlt iiel6ent, at en-
Mano toger en- bel M @tart / 2ioet
Sen @omle er Juno og raft / ollie
Maooer og .er lua let tilbens iom no
gen Mano poa oe 35. San iiges al,
Brig at bape rert beruienbe 0riffe
% bar alorig roget.
- Mijs &elen @otter, Cleo peb
&piifolen / 2ittle Sails, fom 1lemt
tillfooe forleoen UNDER nogle @fspe,
rimenter bun foretog / set femilfe
2oboratorium oeriteos. SUN bab6e
en- femiif 8lan6ing u1p6er @en6er,
til bpilfen 6osfor ituloe fpies, ga en-
Gel of &emifaliet falot ne6 paa
@oroet foran benoe og ontpnotes pe6
Solens Gtraaler. Sum troeoe at
fl1n11e 1l1,ffe Set br9n0enoe Tosfor
me6 Sc bare @9noer, men oct blep
bnnge116e pe6 Disc, lom bar Oct 2im>
90 tilfgiebe ben6e femme 8ranoi oor
poo Sen6er og @oonoleo.
= Benjamin Gmitb al 8oiecd
bop0e faaet Srore a. fin 2ege til at
lo0e Jig inolggge .poa ct @opital for
at unoergaa Ell appendicitis Opera
ton; men Smitb bar paa Nippet til
at futile CITIES og ian mente at Oct
te mootte goa foru0 for al Sing. Soo
&rplluppet ltoo fprlt> og Get / 6rpo
og @ammen; 9rl1oen bar Miis Nel>
lie Carrie &asm1sien, %ligele0e5 al
Moieco; peo @rpllupsmib6agen bar
100 @jgiter % mango go6e Gn;;
tier uotoltes for Set ltnge Eor, og}aa
for ct goot u0fomme al ber t%illtun1,
oenoe Operation. Gogen 0erpoa be-
gop Sn1itb Jig iaa til ct @oipitol
&ocbelter, bpor ban blep opereret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
Torle6en fan6t / @uluth [

Torleoen fanot / @ulutb ct
5ammenltp6 5teo mellem ct 6ragt-
tog og en- &angermaifine; faopel
Walfinijten paa 6enne, Ole Derg=
ltrgm, iom oens 5prbe6er Com iaa
llemt til 5fabe, at 8 >begge ienere er
afqoaet pe0 990en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15
$ II =.

Eao en- 6ore0ragsreiie fit en- norif
national &rnitbiitorifer> Mn0reaS
hubert, Ell 8pt::e Smer forpret, og
Smgrret bar prp0et meo Sc funltfpr=
otglte Srnamenter. uMen bpor6Qn /
Mlper0en bur Sc lopet 6et?" lpurq=
tie Mrbert oeu llnge &ige, lom brog=
te @apen. uMab, meo @oarfommen
mini" lpare0e Dun.
Sra g SCREENS melt
opID1te 2un6.
Jplgen0e @rep inolg6 forleoen til
StatsbanerneS 9eppt for fu1One 81.
ger / &jpbel1baun:
Iil Gepotet for fun1r1el1 lager.
@n longaOig cOifc er forglenlmet /,
fiertooget / tre6,e &lo0ie al mig I'M.
Oertegne0e iom er inolpe6t / bpiDt pc
pier og ombunoen meo Sejlegoru
n1eo Ell SrnpinO / el1Oen lom inoc-
Aooler Ell mn furleti Ell Dame @11pe.
lom Ioo paa @plen % glen1te at 10
Sen lr0 me0, 81 leg fef mine Eager
pes ell sln0en0 iom flpoe mig Gen
iii Zig len1e Sen til mig.
Somfru Mnno @anien
JOS itaar uoeu paa ejjfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

Ordbog, kortfattet engelsk og dansk.
norsk. Indeholdende de NEST al
minde1ige enge1ske Ord...........25c
Leachman's Norsk = Dansk /. Enge1sk
Lomme- OrdbOg indeho1der 10000
norsk danske Ord med tilsvarende
enge1ske Udtryk. 1872 Slider. Ind
bunden 1 Cloth. .25c
Do, Marocco, Guldsnit soc
Leachman's Bngelsk . Norsk Lomme-
Ordbog. Foreliggende lille Vark
indeho1der $4,000 engelske Ord med
Indb. / Cloth med Register. 49,. .25c
Do, Marocco med Register, Guild
.........oOc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-13
Natures Warning
Lewiston Poole Must Recognize and
Heed IL.

Lewiston Poole Must Recognize and
Heed 1t.
Kidney ills come quickly, myster
iously,
But nature always warns you
through the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See If color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages too frequent, scanty, pain
full
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Polls,
To ward off Bright's disease or
diabetes.
G. s. Warren, a retired veteran of
the civil war, living at S19 South Eigh-
tn street, Boise City, says 81 served
during the war in the Forty fourth
Wisconsin regiment and laid the trou.
BILE l always had with my back in re-
cent years to the hardships and ex-
posures I had with the other boys at
the time. The worst OF my troubles
was the aching pain across mykidneys
and back. My back tired quickly when
was sitting in one posture for any
length OF time. and when STOPPING and
lifting. The secretions were too fire.
quent and there was a scalding SEN
sation. have used other medicines
but obtained little benefit from them.
When saw Doan's Kidney Pills ad-
vertise procured a box. The first
dose did me 80 much good that got
a second one. They relieved the back
ache and helped the kidney troubles
ana it is hardly necessary for me to
say that Doan's Kidney Pills are the
best and that they are doing me more
good every day"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-13
NATAL DAY OF
ECCENTRIC DUKE
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
BERLIN, March 13.-There were
great festivities at Darmstadt today
In celebration Of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the accession of the present
grand duke, Ernest Louis v. The
grand duke is a nephew of King Ed
ward WI of England. is one of the
most eccentric royalties of Europe,
but at the same time he is personally
very popular with his subjects.
1t is now six years since he was d.
vorced from his first wife, who was
the Princess Victoria Melita, the
daughter of Queen victoria's Sweet
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-13
Governor Also Candidate.

Since Senator Money made his de-
cision known things political in Miss
issippi have been shaping for one of
the most exciting senatorial fights in
the history of the state.
/ The rival aspirants for the seat are
Governor Vardman and Representa-
tive John Sharp williams, the mi
nority leader in the house. It is i'm
possible at this early stage of the con-
test to pick the winner with any de-
gree of certainty.
Mr. Williams has returned from
Washington and from all appearances
he intends to make the fight of his
life to succeed Money in the senate
1t is no secret that he stands higher
with the better and more substanti-
al element of the people of Mississip-
pi than does Governor vardman. But
the latter has strong pull with the
masses.
Williams Stands Well.
MT. Wll1ams STANDS well with the
people on the greater issues Of the
day. but Governor Vardman, on the
other hand, has kept closer to home
and has captivated the popular fancy
by his public declarations regarding
those questions in which the people
Of Mississippi are particularly inter-
ested.
Governor Vardman, moreover is
ready speaker and may be counted on
to hold his own IL he accedes to Mr..
Williams request for a joint canvass.
Whether the next senator be Will
Siams or Vardman it IS already GER
tain that the political not will boil at
lively rate in Mississippi this sum-
mer.
The oasis., 1907-06-22

Very little time was lost by tue demand and things arc now funs ming along as smooth as ever
 These concentrators are two Of the best and most modern plants in the southwest and are turning out an enormous amount of cOncen. trates They handle nearly all of the higher grade ores, while the lower grade ore is handled at inc Clifton mills
 Phoenix Republican: X valu. able bull pup belonging to ]. II. Spainhower met with peculiar accident the other day. The pup in the vigor of youth was giving joyful chase to a jack rabbit The rabbit jumped a ditch and the pup followed and in landing on the other side, struck in such a man. ner that one fore leg was fractured in had manner. Mr. Spainhower being something of q doctor, in- stead of killing the pup, put the injured member up in splints in the most approved manner and the dog is now getting around very nicely and gives promise of com plete recovery.
The oasis., 1907-06-22
ARIZONA NEWS.

transportation of freight between California and Prescott by railroad ls getting slower and slower, peo- pIe who are in hurry for their goods are figuring on putting oh some fast OK teams between Pres colt and the Colorado river to con- meet with ocean transportation.
 Stafford Journal: The Union Canal Company has completed the work of excavation, and is now engaged in putting in two new cyphons. one at Sandwash and the 0ther in Layton between the Todd and Olney places. The improve ments vii cost about $1 500 and will probably be completed to- night
 Stafford Guardian: There are seventeen men employed at the Gibson mill on Mt. Graham and lumber Is being rapidly produced. A car of logs broke loose on the tramway Tuesday, ran down the track some distance and flew off the rails, smashing itself to pieces and scattering logs far and wide. Fortunatel y no one was hurt.
 Prescott Courier: County Sur veyor Latimer, who has been locat- ing and spiking down the boundary line between Iayapai and Mohave counties, brought in one of his corps, an assistant packer named Acuna, who may be seriously in lured. He went out to get wood and was wrestling with a log on ghe brink of cliff when he fell off and down for 20 feet and the log followed and fell on top of him.
 Stafford Guardian. Mrs. Alfred Hansen, wife of the proprietor of the Dominion hotel at Globe; Mrs Hostetter and Miss Hostetter, wife and daughter of the American consul at Hermosillo, Mexico; and Mr. Wm Jacoby, a prominent con- tractor of Las Cruces, N NJ, visited with MT. and Mrs. Mashbir We'd nesday. The party was plesantly entertained by Mrs Pm Freudeu- thal of Solomonyllle, Wednesday evening.
 Clifton Era: During the past two weeks great many of the Mexicans have been quitting their 8obs and going to Mexico This appears to be the practice of the Haest of them who save up little cash. Almost every day q bunch of them leave, but the incoming trains generally bring back as nany, or more. On the whole shere Is always enough of them on hand to supply the demand. They generally return to Clifton when they are looking for work.
 Yuma Sentinel: W. Sheppard, southern Pacific agent at Salton, was stung by rattIesna'ke on the aeft thigh at C o'clock Monday evening. He was brought to Yuma for treatment at Il o'clock that might At the suggestion of Billy Horan. who was on the train the process of sucking the poison from the wound was tried by the agent himself, but without any apparent benefit, and he was taken to Los Angeles for hospital treatment Tuesday morning The limb was nadlv swollen and discolored when
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-28

i will mail you free, to prove merit,
samples of my DIR. Shoop's Restorative,
aud my book on either DYSPEPSIA, The
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The Glenwood post., 1907-09-28
GYPSUM,

Miss Nellie Shtrous, who is teaching
at Edwards, and Miss Agnes Quinlan,
who is teaching at Woleott, spent Sun
day at home.
The Glenwood post., 1907-09-28
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE

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The Glenwood post., 1907-09-28
FARMINGDALE.

| Walter Ragsdale, who has been Wis
iting with his mother during the vaca-
ton left Monday morning for Austin,
Texas, where he will continue his stud
les in the university.
Miss Jessie Sumnicht, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. James
Kane, will visit with her parents in
Carbondale few days and thence
away to the sunny climate Of the Pa
cifc coast to spend the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Nuremberg.
Miss Jessie Martin is spending the
week with Mrs. George Osburn.
The singing class meets with Mrs.
II. Staten Thursday evening.
Sunday Rev. Mallery was called to
Glenwood Springs to ofliciate at the fu-
neral of Mrs. Reynolds.
Sunday Mr.. Staten s duty called him
to Glenwood Springs to appraise the
damages of the fire on River Front.
The buildings were insured with the
company which Mr.. Staten represents.
Miss Sharpe finished successful
house of district six Friday and will
commence an eight months school in
the same district at the White school
house Monday.
The picnic on September 20, of which
mention was made last week, was one
of the bright days in the life of the
Farmingdale Sunday school. The su-
perintendent, teachers, their pupils and
friends arose early in the morning and
hastened to the grassy grove on the
banks of the Roaring Fork. A big
swingSwas hung, a croquet set was
active exercise for old and young.
Rev. Ragsdale, with a number of small
people gathered about his knee, playing
with great zest wire, briar, timber lock.
The keepers of the home had provided
well filed lunch baskets. A camp fire
was built and coffee brewed. At noon
all gathered about the bounteous spread
and sang " Praise God From Whom All
Blessings Flow after which all par
took of the dainty viands. No people
can have a better time than our Farm
ingdale friends when they lay care.
and troubles aside and take day ot
enjoyment. The sun was getting low il
the west ere the goodbyes were spoker
and each departed for his home.