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then be time enough to go after big
game.
Stewart not only possesses the
physique ana courage which go 10
make up a first class fighter, but he
has also that cunning which is so es-
sential and which so few beginners
have. In his last bout, with Jack
Bonner. the latter knocked him down
in the third round. Instead of jump
ing to his feet Immediately he took
the full limit When he did get UP
he was as good as new.
In the fifth round he landed on
Bonner's ribs with such force that
Bonner was not only knocked out,
but had to be sent to hospital.
stewards next opponent will be
Tony Ross, the hard hitting Italian.
This will be "A siX-round go under the
auspices of the Longacre A. c., May
9th.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
500 REWARD 500.

The readers OF this paper VIII be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disase that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
cure is taken internally, acting directly
Upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
The patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing it's work. The proprietors have 50
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials Address:
f. J. CHENEY a. CO, Toledo, y.
Sold by Druggists, Toe
Take Halls Family Pills for const-
patton.
FEES GOOD ICE CHIcAM AND
CE CREAM SODA. WALTON's
DRUG STORE.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
Rheumatic PANS Relieved.

Mr.. Thos. Stetson, postmaster OF
Pontypool, Ont, writes: For the
past eight years l suffered from rheu-
matte pains, and during that time l
used many different liniments and
remedies for the cure OF rheumatism,
Last summer l procured a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and got
more relief from IL than anything l
have ever used, and cheerfully recon-
mend this liniment to all sufferers
from rheumatic pains" 25 and SO
cent bottles for sale by all druggists,
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
BudWeiSer

RECT into your home it
comes-a square and honest
product = foaming, sparkling
and alive with the true re-
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30

Camnitz, Leifield and Gibson.
At incinnati-Cincinnat Louis
National league game postponed:
cold weather.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
A Healing Salve for Burns, Chapped
Hands and Sore Nipples.

AS a healing salve Tor burns. sores,
sore nipples and chapped hands Cham
berlain's Salve is most exceiient. 1t
silays the pain of burn almost in
stantlg, and unless the injury is very
sevare, heals the parts without leav-
ing scar Price, 25 cents. For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
MN MN

is an eternal monument to his fame
more enduring than statues of marble
or bronze.
AS statesman in Congress he advo-
Gated the brewing industry as an aid to
agriculture and national temperance;
and upon several occasions he bought
and freighted rum, wine and whiskey
to the brave soldiers of the Revolution.
He himself declared that the juice of the
malt was never absent from his board.
Thomas Jefferson was splendid
athlete. crack shot; and in his prime
at the old Raleigh tavern he delighted
TO enjoy his cakes and ale" or dance
half through the night with the fair
maids of old Virginia.
At eighty three he died, regretted by
the nation he helped to create. His
deeds and written thoughts absolutely
and irrefutably prove that good malt
beer is not injurious 70 mind or body.
The Writings Lester FORT Vol e page
s Vol page Sii Vol 10 pages 's Ia sii Vol H. page i's
hones biography, nndS
shoulers History ofU. Vol pag-
Encyclopedia Americana, Vol s-"Jedersoa,-
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American Association

American Association.
At LouisvHle-LOuisville s; Mime
apolis 4.
At ianapolls-Indianapo 4; st.
Paul 6.
At Toledo-Toledo s; Milwaukee 0.
AT Columbus - Columbus
City game postponed
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-30
UhnmaH 3rffrrsnn
Third President of the United States.

MERICA has furnished to the
world the most conspicuous
Apostle of Personal Liberty
that ever lived.
The Declaration of Independ-
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Gin Nann aus 8Mblano
fdorctbf:

SD babe einen sp6lf Sabre alien
sobn. uelder felt orei Sabrsn trant
aeneien. Wir nobnten Dor 3mei Sab
rem in &uBlano. uno bic Ner3te oaislbft
batten ibn als unbeilbar auf9eoeben.
Die ia9ten, BOB fur ibn feins QOffnuna
lnebr porbanben tpdre. gir nabmen
unieren Sobn nath Mmerita nit. uno
bort rietb uns ell Nadbar, Nlpentrdus
ter Blutbeleber gu faufen, mas mir aud
tbaten. unier sohn lit jsbt eeiuno.
ob9lei6 tein Wenid iemals slaubte.
baB er turirt weroen t0nnte. IS lit
taum n0tbis gu iaaen, oaB mir iebr
oantbar iino." q. Steinmano, @arri=
ion. q. 8.
Wer lam tpobl iolhe 3eugnihe leIen.
obne 5u fiiblen, bob Elm gutter @runo
fur oieielben norhanben iein mub. oab
et,pas in oieiem alten 2rduter-Deilmit-.
tel lieaen muB, uoouth es an bic
5pibe Der sew6bnliden Weoi3inen ee=
lteQt miro. @s fann nitt aus Npo=
tbefen beso9en tperoen. GpeSial=Maen=
ten liefern es brett al bas Yublitum.
Die 6abrltanten lino Or. p2ter 6abr=
nep & Sons 60. ll2-ll8 so.
0Opne 9loe.. Chicago, 81.
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OettorDelt.

alm |. Auauif nuf ieintr 6arm iu
6uQorcrest 9p. D0pio Dollmnn i'm
Miter BON 68 .ylbren an elmer HIinb.
Dorment3inbnna. st binterIdbt cine
Wi.ilpe uno iehs sfinner.
Am l. Muquif III uhrihsDille S5rou
Nlatbem s.. Sbomnfon i'm utter pon
63 eSahren. Ofe 0eriiorbene mar felt
8 sSohren Elm ssnpalioe.
Am %. Suli in golipor 6rou Ma.
tbiloo Slnoaa nod eii,er Grantbeit BON
3tpei Wohen. Die Nerforbene binter.
IdBt einen @atten uno bier Rinoer. ei=
nen Gobn uno orei 96hter.
Mm 90. Suli in Der Ndhe bon Dnn.
bee Morton Cotton i'm Qllter pon 90
Snhrsn oil elmer Bouhfelent3iinbuna
Nm 4. Auguif I'M groofeb Stun
9bole i'm Oaufe ihres Yruoers Gamnel
6rdulein Wogoalena 6tufp i'm Mlter
uon AZ Sdbren an einem Grebsleiben.
Die yerhorbene binterldbt orei Briioer
uno brei S1ipelfern.
Mm a. MuouIt IN Metu Cumberland
George Martles. elm Yeternn beg Biir-
aerfrieges. I'M Nlter bon SO Sabren.
Der Nertorbene binterldbt cine Wittne.
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spesialbermf italieniidber spiebubeu

-
Sn Neapel leben aablrei9e @pibbuz
ben bon benz Euf inb setpihermaben
auf Soften berborragenber unb gefu9@
ter Ner5te, inbem iie cine Mrt bon 0or>
poitenbienit BON benz 8abnbof bts au
beren Wobnunsen ober ben aliniten
orsaniiiren unb 2eibenbe, bic aus Der
proDina nah Neapel tommen, um bqrt
cine befannte MutoritGt um Ratb au
fragen, auffansen unb in bic 9anbe
ibrer 8unbesgenohen liefern, bic 3tpar
aud Mutpritdtsn in ibrer Mrt. aber
bOditens Der pDlisei betannt iinb. Die
glnresuns 5ur 8erfolsuns biefes llns
fuss sing nun ni9t etipa bon ben irres
gefiibrten aranten aug, bic gum grn<
BEN She'll ben Betrug ipobl taum bes
merten, fonbern BON ben beriibmten
Meraten. bic ben 9auptfhaben bapon
gu baben slauben. Snfolse tpieberbols
ter Rlusen bat iiinsft Der poliaei<S Snz
fpettor bon Neapsl einen lleberipa9<
unssbienf por ben 9dufern Der eifris>
ften S9lepper auf Der Shat ertappen
laifen, qls fie iid nit menfdenfreunbs
li9em Gifer unfunbiser Nnf0ntmlinse
annabmen, Inn iie in Dr. Gifenbarts
Spre9oimmer gu geleiten.
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0ie Trau i'm ruiiifd,en eprids,uort.


Menn bic @prihtpOrter einen Bid
IN bic @eele zines Bottles tbun lai1en,
tpenn lie Der prGsnante Musbrud Der
Moral einer Nation finb, 10 barf man
pobl aus einigen proben ruiiiider
Gpridp0rter, bic Elm fron5Dltibes
9latt DerDffentli9t, ben Shlub sieben,
baB bic rufiifden 1rauen nidt alau
slidli9 ffnb. .2iebe beine Jrau tpie
beinen gfel," fast ems biefer Sprih>
ip0rter, .unb f1iittle iie pie einen
Obftbdum." Mdnnern. benen biefer
freunbli1e Ratb nod nidt prdsisl ges
mug eri9eint, rGtb ein anberes Spridz
mort: rDu tannit beine Grau rubig
nit einem Befenitiel fdlasen; fie 1T
ni9t bon poraenan. Ginmaliges
@dlagen niibt aber nad Der guffuf>
Jung Der Nuifeil ni9t Diel, man muB
biefes Graie6ungsmittel bdufiser on<
tpenben; barum beiBt es aud i'm
@prihnort: .Menn bu beine Jrau an
Morgsn se19lasen baft. persib niht,
eegen Mittag mod einmal an5ufangen.
Die GoIgen bieier EUR MAIDEN ftp bulb
bemerfbdr: rSe mfhr bu beine Grau
f1lGgit, beito bt.i1er ipirb bein GHen
sfein.1 Die Snbier, bic niht 10 rcibilis
firt1 iinb ipie bic RufIen, benten iiber
bas Weiberpriigein ettpds anbers:
.Man fDLl cine Grdu nibt fdlasen.
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Mnf IL 1000 Mdnner
i'm Mlter BON 80 his 80 Snbren tdnlen
I'm Sn6rt 1900 in Deutfden Meide
1915 Grouen. ii Dtiterreid 1887
Grauen, ii llngarn 1015, IN Gngionb
1867, in s5tdlien 1047 Grnuen. syn
Gronirei6 bingegtil entfullen nuf Il
1000 Mdnner biefsr Mlttrsiloi1e nnr
894 Grousrs.
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~ - PIWNUtHI
Gnsenommen am 20. mars 1906.
Uereiniqte Gtaa:tn bon Mmerita, Ohio.
m,rno,, hsa Efnofs -EafrrfHre

Uereiniqte 6taa:en BON Mmerta, Cbio
Bureau bes Stdatss sGstretdrs.
Sh.EarmiM 81. Tbc cmp.fo on Etdats sGefrt,
t6r bes etaates Ohio. bei6siniee biermit, Dos
oies cine tuortlide MbfGrift lit, orotdlte BON mir
pereli6en nit ben priqineIen G@riftfiiden psl4t
offiaieIlen 0u ols 6taatss sSstrttar tpie Derlcnot
burd Bic G,eese beg etaates .Obio. elmer Gsnttin:
Weiolution anaenommen BON Der @enerals % HemblS
bes 6taotes Ohio, am 20. 9aee BEG Wdra pes
Sabres 1906.
Gum 3eusnib bafhr babe i'd bieranter meinen
Ranien eeseidnet nnb niein offi3ieaes Siesel bins
luoefiqt In Columbus au oieiem 23. Face Des
Garmt u. 5bompior,
(eieael.1 staots Setretdr.
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SeSvSUW - v - - = ~
s.t i s.i4tsHn ssn 81 senerat.9dsnsss -
ssitfGSnI G Il Gin sori@laa isa sen masIssy
saslts S.aetss Sci Der aa1issn gsaM trn Mits
pisbsrn Der Generals sltmbip uatsrbrsitet pstssss
Sic Ronititntipn Des etaates ptto io " anssms Z!
brsn, cob Settipntn is bis 50, btibe tinQtf@lq9tA
les artiteis 2, besnsIi1 als etstionsn - eiS 81
Is bss5elben slrtitsls n amenOirt psrstH fOasn,
I'm f0i'snSsrmabssa + ass,igsqa e Idui1n'
esftion 16. Sepes GeIss ion etnsfi1 unb eenan
IN bret bsr}4isOtnen 1aeen Derltien nerbsn, antee
bon ben III bsm Aaus, an ipsIbtm e f@ns6sn
pirb, ertuatlten Iatalisosrn, nit oiejsr @ss
ea oispenf,sn tperbsn; oo4 NIT ntm Dsrs
I.fsn sinss Ssss.s iis enss,ll.a' ga'is5sns
mebr als tinen @egenfano enttalten, osr tlar y
feinsm Fitel beiei&net isin. ioa uno ietn Wti.S
ion tpieber anfeenommsn ocer amenDtrt nsrr.,, r.,
genommene Wtte ooer bic amenbirtsn 6etttons ooev
6eftonen unb bic 70 amenoirten Sttton sDss
eettion.n ionen tpiberruftn nerbem.
paHirte gejeb iod, ebe Is ium @eieb tptrben tunn.
benz @ouberneur sn ieiner @enebmieune norgtlset
psrben. Wsnn er es aensbmiet, iann dohl g
iou sr q init nit ieinen GinYdnSsn f3riitii4, a.
bas Gaus {enberL In ipelGem es tntitdnh, nelcbtS
bann bic Nbtimn,uns isinsr Vafirnns n Wieoss. &c
sss gns ss aa ssS.r Sa sna
bas @eist no6n,als ,n poatren, 10y e sun, Vsiss
Wenn elm &3efes bonn @ouperntur innsrbaib %
Taeen, nit siusndbme BON Gpnntagen, nadpeM q
itui borsefest purbe, BON ibm niht suradeeianot
perben iolts. bann iou es sum @eits ,perosn.
au6er bic General NFcmblp oerbinbtrt. In goles
BON gertasung ieine 3uridienOang; IN tpsl@sm
Gan es sum &eies tperbsn ioa anber q Jog IN T..
nertalb 10 9asen nah iolber gertasung ourd tbn
Asnit ieinen Ginipdnbea, i'm Bureau bts 6taats.
sefretdrs binterleot tpsrotn. Ser @ouoerneur bart
treenb- nsl9e Giuselbtit ober GinaM1sitsn tn
trqeno pel3em @eiss .pslhssi Elm, 9el6s sNpprc. I
biuteten Ginselttit ober Gin3elbeiten ioaen bon
bem5elben qeftriten merben, auber tpeeerpahirt ~
Der fur bic g8eberpafirune zines @eieses btertn
poroefhriebenen Meiie.
Ss1tion g. Giefes amenbsment io1 In
Kraft trsten am srten 9aoe bes Sanuar i'm SABRE
g. a. 9bompfnn,
6predtr bes 6auies Der @eprdientantens
Mnbrem 8. 6arrts,
1iheut neS Etudtk.
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&eiratbstetptaiaitnaem.

W0am Ut. Wears = emma Yauline
GhaeIer, beioe bon Wtineral @itp.
ssrant Moam &ittman, Mtron = Mau=
be gDin9. Bolipar.
S. %. 0arriion Martha Sane
Scott, beloe BON ubri1spille.
Walter Sitter = Nnna Gitlit, beios
bon Sem philadelphia.
Soieph praitber. 9enniIon - Splbo
2lnn Dfprtle Glaiener, Sus. 50.
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Qm Sountas fisl in Canal So.
ber DOROTHY. oas iebsidbrise 3obter=
lein bon @bas 9noreas. bon elner Yes
ranoa berunter uno brad ocn rebten
VorOerarm.
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anaenommen an 81. MARI 1908.
a,reiniate etaoten bon amsrisa, Obio.

g,reiniqte Gtaoten bon Nmeried, Ohio.
gureau Des Staats- -Gefretdrs.
sd. garm q. Ebpmpion, etaats s6etrts
tdr bes Staates Ohio. bei9einiae hiermit. bab
oies cine iuDrtiihe Mbi6rft If, iorgfdltig BON mir
pergliben nit ben orieineaen S1riftHiiden, ipelct
eoffi,ielfen Sut als 6taotsz zGefretdr, ipie berle
bmrd Sic Gtiekp bes 6taatts Gbio einer gsmeins
RtSolutiom onGencmmen non Der @eneraIs NHemblt
Ses etaatss Ohio am 27. FACE bes Wdrt oes
5abres 1903.
3unr 3euqntB bafar babe ID bieruntsr metnsS
Ranlen ee,eidnet unb ntsin offisietes Giseel bin.
,ueefiiqt in Columbus, an bieem rs. 1dgs oes
Garmi u. gbompfon.
feieoefl Gtaatsz zStfretdr.
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Special : 2ln5eiee>

Gin Guantum bon Brn0el Geppihen Gnoen,
70 lanee Ger Dorrath dushdlt, fur 90 Gents
Ole Qaro.
Cine id,one 2lusrpahl bon gatiit nit Bano auf
Der Settle uno Samns i'm preile pon z bis Is
Gents.
l1ehmt oen Sahrituhl uno erfunoi9t Gud, nah
unieren ipe,iellen r1ieorieen preiien in un.
ierem Department fir fertiee Rleioer.
Don jebt an rperoen mir ale unIere earnirten
Rnte auf oen, eriten 23ooen hoben, III prei.
fen, oae ieoer But perfouft miro.
5eht uniere Rdte ~ % Gents i'm 5eniter.
Reiner oerlelben miro sur probe rpeeeelanot ooer
3urifeenommen, nad1oem er perfauft 1T.
Rommt uno ieht uniere preiie uno 1hr rperoet
fnoen, oaf mir oas Bette haben, ,pas man
fur oen preis in Der 5taot fnoet
6. @. 8mrrp'S lleller @tpre.
ysep @bilaoelpbia, obio.
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Uoroei&lasenes Mmenbement sar 6onfttuttou
bon Obo.
GenteiusSefd1IttB,
SUE Mmenoirmne Der Sesttnm Swet bon
alrtiteI S,p1If BON Der Seomititution
BON Chic.

Sci Is bsf6loden bon Der Gsneral= afemblp Ses
etoates Ohio:
ssftion1. Sab elm gorialas ben mdbItrp
ees Staates Obc unterbreitet tpsroen ioa an Dem
Der 1908 8nr Mmenoiruno Der Seftipn 3pet BON
Wrttet 3mDlf bon Der Gonititution bes Gtdatts
Ohio, iO6ab fe ianten ioa, .pie folst
MrtifeI IL.
eettion 2. Sie General afentbls foa bic Wla1t
baben, elm ele6mdbiees 6pitem sur GrbDbuna bes
eofals unb Staats- -Gintommens fef,uiessn uno au
betpabren. Sic mag Die 8eieusrnn9s s@setntdn0s
tersbtiesh, um Elm eersGtss GinfOnmen BON siMm
seoen 8u f6ern. 9lae Steuern uno anoers 9ss
laituneen ipaen MIR fur Sffentli9e 3spede auls
erlegt perbcn unb iolen eerebt ietn Qsgen 1ebr
geron. Sie geiteuerunQs smabt ION ME ibereeben.
aufasbo6en ooer. foatraftli9 tortaessoen ipsroen.
Bombs bes staates Obo, Bombs BON trseno etnes
etabt Sprf. Gleden, Gountp oper 9nipnlbip In
bieiem Staat unb Bombs, dusgegeben aum Seren
Der Dffen.ti9en Gbulen bon Obio uno Der 6dmis
ssrburosnen lntsrri9tsmittsl gsgTdbnsitsldsss5n en-
Bffentli9en @ottssoienit sebrandten 9dYsrm. DON
bffentlidem Giqentbnm, bas augiduebltH tar trs
uenb einen Dffentlitben 3tped 9ebreudt ipiro, mne
peri5nli6es Giecntbum In sinern Setras, osr $zuo
m6qen mad ben alleemeinen esiebsn bon Der gt.
HeuerunQ ausQennntmen iein; bod foleM oue tol9e
geiebe Der 8erdnbsrunq coer gSiosrrutung unter.
porfen tein; unb Der lBertb bon alienL lo dns'
aenonmenenl Giqsntbum Dn bon 3eit 5H Dstt ttRs
oeiett unb perDffsntii6t peroen. pie bonn Geitt
esftion 3. vie ,nr 3eit Der annabme
bieIes Nmenosments 3u Rraft beftebenben SteutrH
Ser oleiden gDeiie unb In benz slsihen llmfano
uuber unp bis anberiDeitia enr@ bas Weies bes
kimmt.
Spre1er pro tenn. bss Meprdisntantens 0auiss.
Sames M. Wtl1iams,
Nrdiibent bes Seuute.
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0emeim.8efd)Inb,
@eIber Elm almenoenent sur &omftitattom be-
etaates cbto portd)t )tdGt besii6It3 Der Set
oes 0c9tmnen'S Der re8mIdrem cttuns
aem Der OcmeraIs4s iJeutIp.


Sci e bef4loHen bon Der eeasralsu uHsmblv sss
etaates Ohio:
esitionl Gin gori6laa ion ben mablers
bieies Gtaates BEL Der nabftn Wabl fur Ysits
elieber ber Generals Mfsmblp unterbreitet wtrbeu,
6stton rs bon Mrtifel 2 Der Ronititution IN
amenbiren, 70 bab bieiel6e lautet ipie fclet:
Gettton Is. Die resuldrs 6isIno elmer
teben @entrals Mfemblp iou besnnen an bem sriten
@cntoQ i'm nGdbten JaHuar, nadbbem ne eriD6blt II.
6. ". & 9tsmpiDn,
Gpre6er bes Gaules Der NtprdlentonttH.
NRbrem 8. Qdrrts,
prdFDent bes 6tndts.
aaesnommsn an 40 MARI 1905.
Bsretniote 6taaten bon Mmerieo, Otio.
Huredu bes Staotss s6eiretdrS.
50, Garmt q. IbomptoH, etddtss Seires
Ut 6es Gtnates Dbin, bsi@ttniet bitrmit, bah
biss tine DSrtide M6l&rift II, iorcf6ltlq Don mis-
SsreIiHen nit ben orietntuen 69rifthl6sr psi4e
ittt in bieIsm Hurtdu btnterltet fnb une tn mttuey
eifisitlen Out as etdats etiretxr, uie perlanp,
eMrA bic @efets bss Staotfs Dbic. elmer Ssnystas
kesoImttpy anQsnommen epn Der @tntrols NHtmblp
~ staatss Obio, am y. 1ast ~ SsSFt ~
Sum Ssuonit bafir babe t4 tisrunty ms!.sn
Namsn oe5tiAnst uun mttn oifiJieaeS 6leetl tine
guQefuot In Gplunibus, On btsftm ~ de1s -
tprtI i'm Sabre 1908.
g4sMts q. xAsm2tlIk..
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= @ebt mdhfe Wo1e nod Canton
gum Sdn9erfeit.

2uoe: Wo finbet man Die iaftigs
fen WaKermelonen2
S6r9:: Auf ben Garmen. 100 bic
biifi9fen 0unoe gebalten iperben.
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Noroeidlaeenes amenbement ,ur 2ontttutioR
bon GbiD.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24

necessity Of water or 2oil for cooling
purposes and is adapted to all eli
mates. F. H. Prosser. ssslss' -. i. ,. e.
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John W. Maher. si .;:Ss...3.5 I: 1.
The Passover, which the principal
annual feast with the orthodox Jews
was celebrated last Thursday by the
Jewish people Of Devils Lake. The
celebrations Of the Passover is to com
memorate the day that the Hebrews
were released. from the bondage of
the Pharoahs Of Egypt, over}four thou
sand years ago. and fitting services
consisting Of prayer, chants and &C.
CARNATIONS OF nksgiying were in
dulged In. It Is one Of the principal
celebrate ions Of the sect and Is heartily
entered into BY the faithful. II :,1Es
& II its feed you want we have II,
no difference what what kind you
want q the quantity desired. Farmers
Mill. >ss5.;5;S < 3s
. II: ....Is 4. n. >. i i. I, MOORE i:
+. Farm Loalls, llioaey Oh
hand Oh favorable terms. Low
est rates j. Chanberiin
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THE MERRY WIDOW

took down the receiver from the
telephone, and as the operator was
perhaps off duty at the time, I CHANGED
to hear a very interesting converse
ton. Although very rude to listen
the subject was such a highly interest
ing one that did not hang up the re-
ceiver until they had finished.
Mrs. Smith large portly woman
of some fifty years was talking to her
friend Mrs. Brown, and of course the
subject conversed was what kind of a
hat they were to- select for Easter.
They talked quite freely on the diff
ferent styles and colorings and finally
Mrs. Smith, weight $780, said: 'Now
Mrs. Brown what kind of a hat do
!, you think 7 ought to get. OF course
you know on account OF my weight
and age I cant wear a hat near as
young as like to and that is why I
called you up and thought perhaps you
could offer some suggestio '5''
|. WELL said Mrs. Brown. who was
a woman s foot two inches tall, !" for
my part, il. ! were you, should get a
nice neat little turbin with, perhaps,
a very little red rose on it. or course
you know the Merry Widow hat is
the style this season and I was think
ing of getting one for Easter for nv
self" !: Gt 4. b \
II Then Mrs. Smith who had been list
;ening very patiently spoke up /: like:
awfully well to get one Of those for
me, but really I don't know whether i.
could wear it or not. I Do you think:
Mrs. Brown that they would become
me and what would you use. for trim
mings &
s5..T The penhagen Blue Is very styl-.
ish this summer, and &c you could
wear that would suggest that you
get a black Merry dow hat and
trim Il with Copenhagen BLU, n an
sWered Mrs. Brown. 3
ST don't know what 10 do about this
hat propo sition. spoke uis Mrs Smith,
tits really more trouble 10 me than
taking care az q dozen chill &
an going down town this after
moor, 3 said Mrs. Brown N q and u yous
Wish to 10 along, wen look over the
styles and i an, sure we can ind some.
thing suitable. z
SsA All right MRS. Brown, I'll meet you
atS the drug store 1t three c'cIoc {
swered Mrs SMITH Isl
They said geood,by and hung M The.
receivers. Later III the afternoon We
saw Mrs. Smith ana Brown going
from one nilIiner tore II, me other
trying ~ ind sonnet lig suitable Tor az
IIgaatef ab,nneEE. ssssS
morn slss TWO ID.
dailea were sas CllastEss. ana they
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MoTtcH OF spECIAE TAx RECEIPT.
Notice liz hereby given, that a Govern
ment Tax Receipt is issued to
schlasser and Marback: that the
3: isos; that the descrip s of the plop.
erty where said Tax Receipt Is posted
Is the Front room Of the building situate
on lot 1, block 169 Of the City OF Devils
name OF the owner Of said property In
which said Tax Receipt is posted Is
John Schlassers and the name OF the
lessor OF said property is Schlasser ana
:. Dated April 10, 1905: - =. - +
+. - -Schlasser & Marback
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seats close to the pulpit. Mrs. Smith,
the woman of $50 pounds, and Mrs.
brown six foot two inches tall and
weight SO pounds, wore two Merry
Widow hats and they were anything
but becoming. We doubt ID, anyone
in the rear Of the two ladies saw who
delivered the sermon, as the two hats
almost reached from wall to wall.