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ing been used only by some of the !,
leading specialists for the last few
years. OF course. Il you are rich and
can AFFORD to go. to u specialist twice
II day and pay him from two to ten
dollars q treatment and pay your
board In some eastern city, and stayed
there long enough, he can cure you.
But why do this when You can be cur
ed at home You can secure free
nstrations and be convinced, Won.
can can see at a glance and feel the won
Sderfuls effects OF this wonderful instrus
Remember that this Is not an
appliance to be worn, it It can be oper-
ated without the use Of an assistant,
either with water, compressed ali, by
hand a. any power.
Mr.. NohnerS does not. come as q ply,
sicianS to treat you nor can he sell YOU,
these Instruments direct, but he viii,
however, after he has demonstrated
TO youathe qualities OF this instrument
take your order for one asking q small.
deposit from you as guarantee OF
good faith, and the instrument viii be
shipped you direct from the factory. .
Mr.. Nohner is visiting the principal
cities il the United States and will be
ct Grand Forks, Decotah Hotel. Mon
day anu uesdays May 24th and 25th.3
Devils Lake, Hotel sevilia, Wednes-
day, May 2eth.
Minot, Hotel Leland, Thursday May,
27th.
valley City. kindred House, Friday,
MA 2sth. 5.s,
Fargo, Hotel Metropole, Saturday
and Monday, May goth and 31st.
Wahpe ton, Hotel NJ rchants, Tues
day June 1st. s55'
| jamestown, Gladstone Hotel, Thurs
Iday June 33rd.
Bismarck The orthern Hotel. Fri
day and saturda y June 4th and ST..
Dickinson, Charles HoteI Mon
day me i7Itth
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baby Girl was horn 10 III. arid
aGrs 4. Curl sse sslsa,s.r.. u s ~
Z laat weeks Issue marked me new
Sentlt year a tile Iife &c Us sawton
Leader
s VIII E'ngs lElorn hgs been apJoinfei
gains warden sos sllsurcaas Esss and
vicinity.
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Insult PlusslnjjiuijrIy

ell did; he pay YOU RI asked the
WifeSof 4 dentist Who had been to col.
iect q bill for a full set of false teeth
that he had made for q man almost d
year before III
5sss.I me u groWled the dentist Not
only did he refuse Is pay me, but he
actually had the effrontery to gnash
at me with my teeth NYerybody's
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/. Ills, IN

S;s5 "a neWspape man once asked the
late J. Hudson whether he should
call him ina or's or general .''ss
Hudson a major IN the ciYil war
{ and was mad q brig adier$ general Il
the Spanish war, but 10 the latter con
4 dict he did not get into actiye service.
Call me ma orr said Hudson In re-
ply to the question. u was ceinated
I for genera, but 1T didn' tak &c. :,
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a baby boy was born to and
Mrs. Martin sWensen al churchs@
Frery May 3sS
4. Stew rtt Of STARK weather Has
taken pga claim II the estern part
Of the state.
MAIDS Nelson and Miss Karen Dan,
we're marrIed al Stark weather last,
week Monday ssl
q n Nevil and family have moved
from Gilmore to- Guy Mills, Wis., to-
make their home.
Miss Lizzie Men amera. Of Devils.
Lake has accepted . position III the
schools at starkweat her. VI s s u
Rev: ]. s trandness was operated
upon for hernia at d ospital at North
wood, y. n. q. g few weeks ago. mi sEss.
Ed. Harmon returned to Ills home at
arkWeather last week after having.
served on nss the q. 3: grand Jury.
Don Cord lon, who has, been living at
Edmore for the past year has gone t ID
Helena, Mont, to & make his future
home. 5sS
Carl ri Dahl, who has been resi-
dentzof Ramsey county for the past 261
years died At his home ID Crazy April
9th. M
s. The socialists Of Brocket observed
the international holiday of the social
Sist party at the town nall ID that place
Saturday evening May Isl. :ss53s /
Herman Hantula returned to his
home at Brocket last week after d
trip to Malcolm island. y British Column
Ebia and other Pacific coast points. IS
Farmers near Ghurchs Ferry are
contemplating forming . stock com
5pany for the purpose opening q gen
seral erchandise store at that place.
Miss Lulu o. oughlin, OF George
town MINI. has been elected to the
position 81 teacher OF the fourth and
fifth 1B grades il the schools at Edmore.
d 1,
Nellie, the Oldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Freeman Weayer died al
Mercy hospita in this city May 4th,
and was taken TO her home at Crazy
for interment.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. I SVEN
son, Of Crazy was the: scene of 81 very
delightful pre-nup tial party IN honor
of of N Miss MerTfetta hand, last week
Wednesday, evening.
q q
p Crommett III who III running ii
steam breaking {, near arwick was
Eat starkWeather last week and stat.
lea that they had broken bout 200
acres 50 far this year
Hon. q. ?. And rson. was at
home TOR a few: days recently after
having been ii attendance at an I'M In.
portant meeting sof the railroad com.
sioners. This comm ission are 40:
Ing some good work, ana are proving
tibet the, they are not going to be figure.
heads.
The Synod Lutheran church, al
Crazy was dedicated Sunday May 9Th
ats 10:30 o'clock by It. Rev. r. Ia.
Hendrtckson. d Clifford n. OAK. ID.
sisted ~ Revs. >. 3: Unseth, 81 I'd.
more, Al. 4. Hjerstad, of Lakota. q.
Dayick Of Plaza, and the local pastor
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J. | 1HElsss

sdsk ~ !. IllN1
5sss
osaerS one ofsthes implement
dealers of Devils Lake spent Monday
of this week Ting With friends here
Il Iced Leeds sSs s.8
Mrs q Crazy spent Friday and d.
saturday st Devils Lake. 81
Route, Of Devils Lake, Is look
Ing after HIS farming interests near
Derrick this Week Edmore Herald.
D 4 II y
s Ed. Bo1inde was here from Devils
Lake Monday "a 4 short ,yisit. 81
The q boys 81 Devils Lake viii
I play ball With the sWarwick stars 81,
Sunday ~ 22ss This game VIII be
the opening one and you can bet your
bottom dol1ar that It win be TIC. warm I'm:
s est thing that ever happe ned. Re-
B serve your seats early and don II forget
4 1.-THE; date Bring your roofing horns
along ana enough loose change III
your pocket ~ you won't 60 home
broke III ~ arwick
Seminal.
Pioneer Press represen NATIVE was
n here from st. Paul Tues day with 4
view to interesting our citizens ii q
Il contest for subs script Ions! for his pap.
er: IL didn't take him long To- discover
that the contest business had been
worked toS q frazzle Il this town, and
as he wasn't looking for frayed goods,
ne departed for greater fields. s.
$ John Mel Lean and family came up
from Devils Lake Monday for q Visit
Sat The home Sof M. and Mrs. James
McC ormick
Iitchell left for Devils Lake
Saturday III attend to matters of bust
mess e,hurchs Ferry sun. sssS5.}
Married at Devils Lake, Wednesday,
u MAY 909. by Probate Judge J.8 r.
Henry, Miss Minnie Anderson to All
thur Bergerson. The bride ii the
youngest daugh ter of Mr.. Andrew An
derson q prosperous farmer 81 Odessa
township. the groom comes from Nor
Sris. Grundy county, Il, and ID inter
ested "A q cattle ana horse ranch at
#Braddock, Emnons county, M D. The
( happ young couple took the train at
i once ffor Braddo ck where they VIII
make their home.
ss I'D Horsman 81 druggist from Dew
lis Lake, sis assisting Kavanaugh &
&c. a taking invoice De their drug
I stock and checking UP the books.
55SS MI ana lIann were Id
t,,rary sunda and Ionday this week
I5as guests 81 their dang hter drs. M.
D. ayanauglh 81
Miss SArneson Of Devils Lake visited
Rev Longs q few I'VE this week.
Mrs. 81. Gull and Miss ifer we're ,sse,l.
shop ing u Devils Lake Monday.
Mrs. Larson was: 81 Devils Lake yisi-
h tor Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. -. I. Hunter were
S#D Devils Lake visitors z uesday Crazy
q Public Opinion =.s:;s
Judge CoWan and Court stenogra
58pher TAYLOR came over from Cando b
automob bile last Tue sday afternoon and
stopped over nig hts here continuing
" 20 Devils Lake the next day. They
shadab been at Cando to look after court
matters. The term sof court there Was
djo,lrned until after seeding as Il
was deemed best ~ al parties not q
call y jury at this busy season % the
II year. NJ hen the u Judge was iosed
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55gpher Taylor came over from Cando BY
automobile last Tuesday afternoon and
stopped over nj Il here cont inning
ITO Devils Lake the next dag. They
had been at Cando to look after court
matters. Tie term of court there was
adjourned until after seeding al II
was deemed best by All parties not to
call y Jury at this busy season og the
year. hen the Judge was josed
{ about the free "a rtiaing the Devils
Lake Journal has Given him and ab.
out the recent gyrat lions Of The Journal
an connection with al article appear
ing ID the Edmore Herald he only
laughed hss Judge has . peculiar
l habit of going right along and being
elected ana / the wild foamings Of the
Journal man does not seem 70 bother
him "a the least a.
III Bartheld was j Visitor
~ Devils Lake last saturda
smitlh of Devils Lake ii here
This week doing some decorating IA
the residence 81 Homer Resler. 81 q
s Miss Hattie rkina came I'D from
Devils Lake last sssaturda az Tor visit
with rs. ora Dea s5
Sl Gias Lizzie ramra came up
from her home al Devils Lake last
saturday evening ~ accept a posi-
4 tion as teacher II the school al ROYAL
township near the home ~ hoInas
STRONG starkWea her Times
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The Synod Lutheran church, at
Crazy was dedicated Sunday May sth
ats 0::3O o'clock lby IT. Rev. "a.
Hendr Erickson. q CLIFFORD n. Oak. a..
sisted 81 Revs. J. 3. Unseth of I'd.
more, II Il Hjeratad, Sc Lakota, q.
3DaYick Of Plaza, and the local pastor
S. MeiseI.
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iiratt rlortgags Farm Loan See
rod d. q
Holbrook argus., 1909-10-12

insured or beneficiary. And these in>ta imenss be paid annually, semi-anuually moidhly if I,r ferred, and what be better than insur ed monthly income for life, withou the nI.,H of risk investment:
 This company has the most complete line of poi- cies the market and if you something special or a little different have it.
Holbrook argus., 1909-10-12

hciary or henefciarie> against loss ocrasioned by his death to provide for II mself in the of old age financial diThcult> by a small outlay each year.
 The be b-nefciary the insuI ed receive the proceeds of the policy either in in in- stallments for u certain number of years in on- tDuous installments during the entire life of the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-02
United Hunts Meeting.

Baltimore. Sept. with a pro
gram replete with steeplechases and
other events of interest TO gentleman
riders. the Maryland United Hunts
fall meeting opens this afternoon at
Pimlico. Smart society in all the
eastern and South Atlantic coast
states is represented. The dates in
clude two holidays. Saturday and La
ihor dav. and it is thought that this
will aid in promoting a large attend
ance.
Some changes have been made AT
Pinlico since the spring meeting
which will add TO the comfort of spec
tators and the completeness of the
course.
North of the grand stand the open
steps aave been extended about 50
feet, so as TO afford additional rocrl
for trainers. stable bows and others
who like to view the sport ar close
range. while the removal of the wa
ter lump to a point opposite the pad
dock and the relocation of the brush
iunp will add to the safety and at
traction of the steeplechase course.
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IN DOUBT

Two of the remaining four ballot
boxes in the recent special election
on the court house bond issue were
brought in today, Hernandez ana
Penasco. bu: only one of them made
report and the other will not be op-
ened until opened for canvass by the
county commissioners. The Penasco
precinct vote was the one reported,
and il was thirteen solid against the
proposition. This leaves a majority of
115 for the bonds. with three pre-
cints yet TO be counted. They are
South Springs. which will probably
be divided. and Hernandez and the
Plains. which are bota expected TO be
against il. This leaves the result on
the face of the returns still in DOUBT.
But if ii becomes necessary. the ball
OTIS will be inspected with relation to
the tax paying qualifications of the
voters who cast them.
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BiooraphicaI Calendar.

The man who made the -four make
the bread that made the name OF
Graham famous was born in the Wood
en Nutmeg state lis Years ago. He
was the pioneer veget arian. diet re-
former and Dure food crank" in this
country. Sylvester Graham was his
name. and Suffield. Conn, has the dis
tinguished honor of having been his
native town.
Graham was the son of an English
clergyman who came TO this country
as youth Young Graham early
manifested his ability as an orator.
and his father decided that he had a
call to the ministry. He acquired
some theological learning at Amherst
and then set out TO preach.
He was early attracted to the tenn
perance cause but his brand of tenn
perance included food as well as drink
Indeed he held that a vegetarian diet
persisted in. was the best cure for
the cravings of the drunkard.
Graham practiced what he preached
and adopted vegetarian diet, there
by winning for himself the title OF
"crank" and mad enthusiast" His
own health, he declared, was greatly
improved by the regimen ne adpoted,
and he soon began preaching vege-
tarianism as cure for all human
Ills. Like all reforners. he claimed
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OWL BAND REoRGANIzED
WITH NEW OFFICERS

The Owl Band held reorganiza-
ton meeting last night, at which the
following officers were elected:
President, Mayor Richardson
Vice President. F. Helmick
Secretary. Chas. Hardesty
Treasurer and Prop. man Mr.
Smock.
Business Manager, J. A. Graham,
Secretary of Commercial Club.
Bandmaster. Capt. Jack Fletcher.
The Band volunteered to give a con
cert at the Hospital every Sunday ar
ternoon after the concert in the park
If the citizens of Roswell would fur
nish transportation from tae park to
the Hospital and back Those having
autos or rigs of any kind who Will as
sist in this good work will please no.
tify the business manager before Sun
day afternoon.
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INCERSOLL---ScHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
IN

too much for his own particular brand
of salvation.
He gradually established big fol-
lowing of disciples, and brought out
his Graham Bread" recipe This was
composed simply of unbolted wheat
flour. He advocated this form of
bread on the platform and In his
books, and il came TO tbe one of the
most popular articles of food in Amer.
lea.
Up 10 the time Graham appeared
worknen. and others. for that matter
thought the only way to stimulate
muscular energy was to eat meat, but
by Graham's teaching they soon
learned that muscular strength does
not depend uron the consumption of
TIE flesh Of animals. He paved the
way for The larger and more extensive
use Tor FOOD Of cereals and fruits
The consumption of meat and pas
try fell off amazingly, and Graham's
followers We're numbered iby the hun
dreds in every town of note. This led
10 strong opposition TO the vegetable
advocate on the part of butchers and
bakers in all parts of the country,
and they looked upon the man as a
dangerous sort of crank. who had no
real knowledge Of what he was talk
ing about, BUT had. however. ruined
their business. Accordingly they or
9anized a crusade against the man
and in lS47, while Graham was lectur-
ing IN Boston, with a large audience
or enthusiasts listening to him. a
noWiing mob attacked the outside OF
The building and threatened Gr-ahan's
life
Graham kept on lecturing until his
death, watch occurred ON Sept. IL
1851. at Northampton. Mass. He left
many followers and his Graham bread
has not been lost sight of yet
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would he highly interesting and i'm
portant TO know if he found a conti-
nent around the Pole, but he, of nee
essity was limited 10 mere visual i'm
pressioas"
Some Doubt In London.
London. Eng, Sept. 2.-Dr. Cook s
personal announcement that he reach
"a the North Pole has done much to
dispel the uncertainty created here
by the first dispatches but the infor-
nation is still too vague to convince
the hardened skeptics- The personali
~ of the American explorer is held
In such esteem BY British Scientific
circles that those best qualified TO
Judge are the readiest TO explain a
way the seemingly obscure points in
the meagre story of the explorer so
far o5tainable.
Melville Is Jealous.
Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 2.-"Affer
reading the dispatches today. | AN
more convinced than ever that the re-
ported discovery of the North Pole
is fake" was The emphatic declara-
tion of Rear Admiral George Melville.
L. 5. n. retired. He is qualified to
comment on North Pole questions be
cause of his intimacy with the north
era regions as well as his Familiarity
with the progress of expeditions thith-
er within the last forty years. Il do
not mean To say that DIR. Cook IL a
fakir. | no not know him personally,
bIt from my experience | would say
there is nothing TO confirm the orig
inal dispatches. My opinion is large
" based On Cooks meagre outfit for
the trip"
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WEIGH COMPANY MOVES
AND ENlARGES PLANT

The Welch Motor 4 Bicycle Works
was today moved to the room on Sec
ond street formerly occupied by the
Wells Fargo Express Company and
Fred Welch. the manager, is busy in
crea sing his outfit. installing new
machinery Of the latest make and get
ting in readiness 10 do a vulcanizing
business. He is the man who brought
the first vulcanizing plant to Roswell
from Denver and understands the bus
mess from the ground ap- He viii
take up rs5ber repair work and VIII
be better prepared than ever before
to handle the other lines of his motor
and bicycle repair departments
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Honor Henry Georue.

Springfield. H.. Sept. 2.-Henry
George, Jr., of New York son of the
author of Progress and Poverty -
snd the immortal apostle of the single
tax will be the principal speaker at
a banquet TO be held here tonight
to commemorate the birthday anni
versary of Henry George. The fam
Gus son of a famous father has only
recently returned from a tour abroad
In which he investigated economic
and sociological conditions in many
nations. and in his speech tonight he
will tell of the progress that is being
made by the single tax movement iu
Stherlands.
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MANY OUT TO THE
j. 3. RUSSELL FUNERAL.

Appropriate services were held at
two o'clock this afternoop honorary
10 the memory of the late James B.
Russell. whose death was mentioned
in the Record yesterday. The funeral
was held al his home on Richardson
avenue and was largely attended
Practically all the members of his
trade a large delegation of the w. o.
w. membership, the Owl band in un-
form and outside friends In great
number were present. Rev. w. c.
Tenney. of the Southern Presbyterian
church. conducted the service at the
house and the Woodmen had charge
OF the burial at South Side cemetery.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept. Cattle
receipts. 1900; market steady TO ten
ceats higher. Native steers, 4.50gn1.-
10: southern steers. 3.Ood $50, south
ern cows. 2.O0M $50. native cows ami
heifers. 200 n $50: stockers and feed
ers. 2.75N $50: bulls. 2.6OG 3.75, /,
calves. 3.50N 1.15; western steers. B.
50 n CTS; western COWS, 2.50H i.25.
Hog receipts. 1000; market strong
to five cents higher. Bulk of sales, =
S0eI sos: heavy. 1900 sos: packers
and 5utchers. 1854 S.12i2; light, T.60
6S.l0: pigs. 5.75nT T.25.
Sheep receipts, 6,0o0; market stea-
ay Muttons. 4.25N 5.25: lambs. 500
n so; range wetherS, 4.OOd 5.25,
range ewes. 3.50I 500.
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REGENTS MEET TO
CONTRACT FOR SUPPLIES.

The regents of the Military lnSti-
tute met this afternoon at three o.
clock at the Institute TO let contracts
for the supplies for the coming sess-
ion of the school. In this way today's
meeting was of the greatest import
ance.
The regents have done all In their
power toward getting the new build
ing for the coming session They have
decided to build IL. the buildings ur-
gent need being recognized They have
telegraphed for the architect TO come
with the plans that he already has
prepared and are having the ground
prepared for the immediate erection
0f a new building. While the insur-
ance SIS. 900. will be good start on
the new building. 1t will not be nearly
enough to erect a modern academic
hall. and the only doubt remaining In
the minds or the regents relates to
securing the additional money that
must come to complete the new build
Ing. And the next legislature is the
natural point toward which all are
looking for such an appropriation
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Bay State Odd Fellows.

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. Grand
lodge officials. delegates and hundreds
OF visitors arrived in Cambridge to
day TO take part in the twentyeigh h
annual session of the Massachusetts
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
The Grand Household of Ruth will
also hoh a session. Harvard Odd
Fellows are keeping open house for
the visitors.
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Home of Suffraqists.

New York. Sept. mime hand
somely furni $hed rooms. bccnpyTng &
IN entire floor of the new Office
building at sos Fifth avenue. were
opened today as the national head
quarters of the suffragette movement.
Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont. who recently
opened her marble palace at Newport
10 the suffragists. will pay the ex-
renses of $1,000 a year Five OF the
rooms are occupied by the National
Suffrage Association. and the other
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Postpone Telegraph Increase

New York, Sept Application of
the new rule making cipher messages
payable at the rate of five letters to
the word, instead of the present sys-
uled to be put into effect today by
the Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph companies, has been postponed
to December /.
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BOOZE THE CAUSE oFA
DESPERATE GUN BATTLE

Florence. Colo, Sept. In a des
perate gun battle on the streets oil
Williamsburg two miles from here
this morning. Paul Palio, saloon
keeper. and Deputy Sheriff Edward
Jones. were both badly wounded
Jones was shot in the abdomen and
Paulio in uae head and breast. Both
are in a dangerous condition. The
shooting was the result OF an attempt
to enforce the liquor selling laws. A
general fight was the result durin Z
nich Jones and Marshal Palmetto
participated.
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Saw Films Caused Fire

New York. Sept "A new ruling
affecting the shipment of moving pic
ture films was put into effect today bv
all the express companies, requirin 9
that they be packed in heavy metal
cases enclosed in wooden boxes. and
bear a warning against the storing OF
the package near a radiator. stove or
other source of heat
This new order is the result of a
fire alleged to have been caused iby
moving picture films. which burned
two cars about six months ago. caus-
ing a damage of $4,000