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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

SIQQI SQuI SettIIc, eDeulOCt|N
stabt Saut Centre $3.50; besgleiden
$25; @tabt ct. CLOUD, 8~ridenarbett
in Der 5tabt ct. Glolb, $4,000.
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ltei8erungsli5en3 tpuroe Dem Soaro 9or<
gelest uno auf Mutrag gutgebeiben: Sc
iuh bes Silt. 5dtpicntet fit Transferiz
runa Ser 56antli3en3 int Sotun Brod<
lpag, melde 5uerlt al Soiepb y. @11er
ausaelteut ipdr, bon oteiem auf ben 8e<
nnunteu 50. @dtpientet 3mglet6 NIT benz
8ono murbe benz @oaro porgelegt uno
can @uretD Company bon gletp Yort
als @iheruua augenommeu. @eiub oes
81. 81. 6uim fir 5hanfli3ens. I'M Sotp1
Qpnbeu murbe nit oem 8paro Der Be-
b6jrbe %porgelegt, nno auf Intrag gelpabrt
ulub bic 8iraen g. s.. Quinn uno 8. 5.
Ireeman gufgebeiben @eiub bes 81. S.
&eenep, sc. s. 56ulb, 8. st. 8rotpn
uub Wiuaub Garlad fir HiiderItattnng
eines Tbeiles Der 1910 Yerlpnalitener,
bic beaablt 1inb, tpuroe benz 8oaro borz
qeleot, allf Nntrag beitdtigt unb Der
Winne1ota 9teuerz 3ommiliion our @ez
nebmiauna empfoblen. @eiu6 Der @bitz
men uub Serrid fir 8erringerung Der
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oentbum fit 1910 rnb bie @efnde beg
&einrib Smbieh uub Der @liiabetb y.
8eibelmann fir @%erringerung Der Mbz
! 1ddbungen unb @teuer anf @runoeigenz
7 tbum fiji 1910 tpllrDen oem 8paro porgez
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5fellerz &ommtiion our Mnnabme emz
pfoblen. @elu6 ser @ranite gttp Sap<
inas Qoau gompany fir @teuerz @iderz
i~tattltua gemdB Ser 5ectionen 946 nno
965 81. 8. 1905 tpie amenDirt 6ur6 8az
pitel 100 g. g. 1909 tpur0e Dem 8oaro
pprgelegt, gutgebeiBen nno Der Wtt1unez
5oto 9teuer< &ommihion our 4eltdttgung
empfoblen. @e1ub bes 8. 20. @am fir
Hideritattung unter 5ectioneu 964 nno
965 u. g. 1905 mie amenoirt burh &az
pitel 100 6. 8. 1909 nurbe bem 8oaro
porgelegt, gutaebeiBen uno Der Mtin11ez
1nta 5teuerz&ommiiion BUR 8eitdttgr11g
empfoblen. @e1ud bes Sbomas Benner
fir 3ider1tattu11g eines Sbeiles Der 1910
Observation-Disclosures, Die be5ablt
1inb, unb @e1u6 bes Sofepb &efe nno
Wnth. Gibel fir e8%rrtngernng Der Mbz
sGnluaen unb 5teuern auf @runoetz
oentbum fir 1910 nuroe Dem 8onro uns
ferbreitet nno auf Mntrag 5uriidgelegt.
@e1ud bes Sobn &0nigsretter un0 Ser
mann 8abnid fir Niideritattung zines
Sbeiles Ser 1910 be5ablten @rnnoet4enz
tbumsi teuer tpurbe borgelegt nno out Mnz
trag bonn 8oarb bertporfen. Sic 8erthte
seq 9. S. Morib als Sderiff fir Die
Monate Mdr5 unb Ipril 1911 puroen
bem Boaro porgelest. angenommen nro
our Nufbepabrung 5mrmdgelegt. Mut Anz
fraq tprroe Ser 8ertdt oes 8ooro Of Nu<
sit fir Sic 3eriobe bonn 4. Sanrar 1911
biz 90. Sebrlar 1911, betbe Sage etngez
idlo1len, Sem gountpz8oaro porgelegt
unb Dem @eiebe 5ufolge our Mrfbetpabz
rung a1seoronet. @ommiiidr S. $. gan:z
fiel6 unterbreitete %folgenoen Be]dllnb
unb beantragte feline Nnnnabme. Intrag
angenommen. veihloien bonn Boaro
Ser @onnt9<a ommiiare noh @teaEMs
kunq. SaB Ser Muoitor unb 5dabmeiiter,
6es genannten County hermit beboqz
mddtigt unb angepteien iei. Elm tbeil1peiz
ics settlement Ser unbert6etlten 9teu>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Iolep &ionep Billen faBt @uer 81,
item an un6 bilft, @u@ gu .befreien
BON SEM. 3iebenoen &udenmeb, benz
oumpfen &opfpeb, @erp0iitat, I'M,
6leiter Sebtraft uno bon al oen lie
beln, peIde entjteben bon Dem unglei<
den @irfen gmrer Nieren nn6 8la-
lie. Beoenfet, 6aB es Golep Meren-
piuen iir6, sic 6ies tbun. @olitor
9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@ie 8rob 81 MAIDEN, obae bic @d1ls
be bQrit III 1abem.

Mebnt 8 mittdgroBe aartoffIn @ei&alD, foht fife gu elmer @ahe'
siebt @ader senus oa5ul I'M 2h Rinten gu MAIDEN. uns tnt i Spee.
Dfebl. god aufloiung / 3uianmenge0ridten au@ens in ensm Sbee-
l0Hel bon gu1er fgt sizes BEL umo rMbrt es ta4ig aut Steut es an
emen 1uarmen 8lnb 3m anltueden fit w Big shunoen; Oann ru9rt es
.auf in 81 Yinten. Gnrisbfs naa o. she B9eat:" 0RoFnen uno 9eihe,
luenn STR omie munND. 8nbrt Biz gut eenii4t un0 laet an ntte4 III
fir 2 bs 21h stunoen. Gaudt Elm nit S@opf- ODER groBem Sotea m
Badainn uno Iat fir etma ene stunoe fRigen. Damn bodt BON 5o 1H'
.nuten Big our elmer Stun6e.
, 1911-10-28
RAUMANN

Fungereudc wee Gurera0T 1oc de d01sT TczT'001sEe 00,
Rldder Of D~annedrog,
MOR VTTTERL1GT: Paa Finansministerlets derom ned
III lagte Observation-Disclosures Forestilling har Diet beh"get
Hans Maiestet Kongen we'd a~llerhojeste Resolution at POI. NJ.
aIIernaadiest at stadfeste folyende at kolonialra"det for
st. Croix we'd 3die Behanding d 10 Maj d. a. vedtagne
Anordning for St. Croix ON Foranstaltnmger mod Sygdom-
me hos Bomuldsplanten:
KoIonialraadet velger 81. forste ordinere Mote hvert kolender-
ar 4 Bomuldsd yrkere, der med Agerdy rkDnsen s-konsulenten som For
, 1911-10-28


E TR a III Nj a MIMI
%~&R&&N& S&H~ -
FunQe1ende Vlce GuUe1U0r tor dc ddHSE UeSttl0tSHe yer,
R;ddor of Dn0udy00
flOR NITl ERLlG1: Pa tnansmln1sterIetS derom e
WI lagte Observation-Disclosures FOrestlling har Diet behaget
Hans Maiestpt Konoen we'd allerhoieste Re- olutiOn af 20 FIN.
omaaood?a+ 81 a+oJf,.+a fnIoandn', If Kolonislraadet for st.
- !: p ~ M H. - I'll; ! vol+aonn
Ok We" que I T on Ia n,;ana+;onsfnni r.
Anordnlng angaaende folHEPkhIh9er al O""V
til VedIigeholdelse at ukkerr0Isdyrknmgen pma st CroIX.
e. = 1uln ato di.Io 0ar baovrlioes til lids
u,u~~t fo 1"a A,au.+ I'll 9Ito OktoI,ar 1911 nj anvende indtl 10000
kum" c u' ~ rG ~" %na4n HTiner fl at y1a Jordeiere pa ST.
r"o a. n o1 OIW ~" l mT - VI1inmInLIaIea of nE.sy3r yrtySSinoeIn. mod
CroN + % Isr REX 10y ~ 49, 1 ,o3n ?m n@rfnfnrorn - Tn1i 1910 90 lode
Fohrmor i87g 6iqnIede TortTinsret Hoaen. ForstreLningens Stoste-
I.DL toa.onnttnSg bvarta nk4lt THflde j Forbod til St0rrelsen at Diet
Err 4IeaIet anGor 10 ACRES kan ingen Forgrotning HIstpos.
he v1e3q ForstruBnipger forrontes med 4 D. Ct pa O8 tlb&8e-
behIrs skodesIost saaIedes:
n forsaavidt angaar Plantager, der levere deros Host til Feles-Sukker-
kogenier. med EN- saadan Andel af liver Botahng for leverede Sucker
r0r, som Gouyernementet na beStemnne
b. forsaavidt angmr andre If1nh8er, med 8 n5e@o[e Lo9"m5"
forfMdne, henhoIdyis l5de April, lode Maj og l5Je jun W
tIba9ebetat senest deu lode jun .l9l2torhoJeS hehVehH II" ne'n0 O"o
at le8ne til + p Ct p@
, 1911-10-28

angaaende Forstrekninger aflmmlgrat1ons-
fondet til Vedligeholdelsen af SukkerrOrs,
dyrkningen paa ST. CroiX.
, 1911-10-28
ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE
concerning advances fIom the Immigration
Fund for the continuation of the Cane Gull
tiyation in St. CrOiX.
Translation.
, 1911-10-28

AcfIu0 Wee Governor Tor NE D0NZSN
Knight OF Dan"ebrog,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
isreVItIcS.

They are going to re-number some
houses i'll Cumberland, Wonder when
Union street. Frostburg, is going to get
its right dame:
The Cumb rland NrrS says that Di-
rector Durdnd states that the census
takers report IA State gain i'll population
of only S96. Some Maryland newspapers
beat that. One in Allegany county has
been compelled to add over several
thousand carriers since 1909.
The Cumberland lmericun estimates
the cost of the special city election at
S100-an expense which, in behalf of the
city, it deplores. But as the county pays
it. there isn't SO much for the city to cry
about. On the basis of the current as
sessment the city will pay about $3.50,
the county about $50. Az ain the jour
NAL asls-what else We're the county
Delegates looking at when the Cunber-
land Senator sent this bill over to them
for action
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07

The many Frostburg musicians who
failed to see CreatOre and hear his band
of fifty instrumentalists Monday even
ing in Cumberland missed probably the
greatest spectacular and cOnvulsive eX
preston of melody ever brought to or
devised in this country.
Creatore, himself phrenologically re-
markable, was the personator in pan
tomime of wonderful reproductions of
almost staggering music. Without note
or anything to guide, he knew as if by
inspiration every intricacy of character
and tone as these came on for rendition.
No matter what the complication,
with perfect measure he foresaw mas
tered and climbed the gamut all the way
from the nadir of silence to the zenith
of sound. By gentle look be forecast
the cadence, or by fourishing gesture
fOretold the cataClysm. With slender
baton he marked measure by easy step;
the pace quickened, doubly quickened;
the melody answering, grew louder,
wilder The houseful of auditors, with
bated breath, unconsciously Joined in "A
chase upheights hitherto unscaled, and
then, at last-at last, the last of sue
cession of crashes merged in an over
towering climacteric smash-all in re-
Spouse to a frenzy of pantomime by
Creatore. who in the final stages looked
breathlessly through his disheveled hair
al the crescend0 ruin he had wrought
If "Divine music be Heavens thun-
ders melted into harmony for the human
ear" CreatOre is one of its masters -
FROsTBURG MINING JOURNAL, January
A. 1903
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
The Immaculate Conception.


t Nazareth unto Virgin maid there did
appear
n angel who thus spoke to her-'Hail.
Mary, do not fear
BEHOLD. | bring thee tidings thou art most
highly bIest
among all womankind thou art more
favored than the rest
10, it shall come to paSS-tO thee there shall
Babe be given =
There shall be born to thee ii Son. a Saviour
sent from Heaven
His Name shall be called JESUS and through
Him there shall be
Redemption for all mankind throughout
eternity"
In wondering awe the Virgin maid then
raised her eyes and SAID
low can this wond'rous thing be true
when | am vet unwed?
rhou knOwest that | have not vet been
taken as a wife -
How, then, can this great miracle be wrought
into my lifeY'
All things are possible with God" the
angel made reply;
This marvel which shall come to pass is
sent from God on high;
HIS Spirit shall o ershadow thee, and thus
that Holy One
Which shall then be born unto thee shall
be Gods only Son"
The Virgin bowed her head-"Behold the
handmade of the Lord
Then let it be unto me now according to
Thy Word!
My soul doth magnify the Lord that have
thus found favour;
My spirit daily doth rejoice in Thee my
God and Saviour"
Thus vert all prophecies fulfilled through
this Blessed Virgin maid =
That which should come to pass was that
for which all Israel prayed.
Pure gentle Virgin Mother. how much to
thee we owe
Through thee God sent His only Sen to all
mankind below
SARA ROBERTA GETTY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Death of a Former Resident

a telegram Tuesday afternoon, 3D.
INST, told of the death of Mr.. Charles
A. Greene, formerly of Borden. Later
particulars received conveyed the intel
lgence that his death Tuesday morning
was sudden-ot acute indigestion, at his
home-Summit, n. y. Mr.. Greene was
the only son of the late a G. Greene,
long prominent in business circles here
as the agent of he Borden Mining Com
pany. He was born in Portsmouth, r.
l.; came here in 1862; left in 1888; has
since lived near New York With offices
in the city, and was s. years old.
Though apparently exclusive in manner,
he was, at heart, genial aud tender.
The JOURNAL knows this from one pa
thetic incident in his life that brought
out fully the true man.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Short Story Prolonged

"A timely, not to say striking Occnr-
renee" says Gen. Kear Hosken, aroused
the entire force in an up-to-date jewelry
ore near the in-growing end of town
one day last week. To make short
story longer-all the clocks in the store
went on strike !! A professional i'll
ve>tgation followed and it was found
that "a straw had gotten in between the
ticks 1t was very embarrassing, so
much so that ever since when anybody
steps in to get the right time he finds
every clock bashfully hiding its face
behind its hands, "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07

a goodly number of friends of Will
liam Tyler accepted his tender of hos
pitality at the residence of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Tyler Thursday
evening, December Goth. Bryson Tuck
err champion card-winner, was presented
with a pretty pipe, carved stem. Louis
Biggs, colored waiter, succumb"d to
to hypnotic dictation by the master of
the house-M. B. Tyler, and sat ) or 8
minutes without winking either this or
the other eye Louis says it was the
real thing in mesmeriSm, and all present
believe he tells the truth. The spread of
dainty refreshments was very fine and
thoroughly eniOyed
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
See and Hear Him.

Apparently singular, but Creatore, the
worlds greatest band master, appears i'll
the Maryland Theatre, Cumberland e,
Monday, January ., 1911, or precisely 6
wears after his first appearance, i'll the
Academy of Music, same city, Monday,
January 9. 1905.
Then he commanded 81 musicians;
now he directs 30, and his great accom-
plishments must be corresppndimgly en-
HANGED.
Everybody ought to hear and see
Crcatore.
Were this not so the JOURNAL would
no. ask its readers to read again its i'm
pressious, first printed January II, 1905,
and elsewhere Reproduced.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
The Sick.

Walter McLuckie is convalescent from
surgical treatment in Western Maryland
hospital, Cumberland
Prof. A. w. Dewitt. of this place
teaching i'll Garrett county, is reported
seriously i'll at Oakland.
Samuel Green, Hotel Gladstone guest
taken to Cumberland hospital Thurs
day of last week, continues quite i'll.
Charl, Wagus, son of Mr. and Mrs
John Wagus, Bowery street, is in Balti
more hospital. Very i'll Christmas day,
but now improving.
Miss Dora Aspinall reported i'll at The
home of her parents-Mr. and Mis-
Asphalt, Maple street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Coming Events

A company of local artists, under aus
pices of Zion Evangelical Church, are
rehear~ing cnn'ntu, entitled sylvia,
for early rendition.
The Progressive Club has arranged
for bazaar in Stern's hall Monday
evening, 10Th inst A numb of attrac-
lions offered by the committee Mrssrs.
Louis Biggs, James Jackson and Harry
Carter.
"Jephthah's Daughter, TIL" great
cantuia. will b. repeated Tuesday even
ing, 18th inst, in FrostburS Opera
House, i'll compliance with popular
demand so strong it cannot be turned
down.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Some Live Remarks.

A little batch of Christmas goods came
to the JOURNAL from F. G. Schotield.
Richmond, Va, whereof FIRED. y
writes
You will observe the price per. Away mp
Some people say Its the trusts Davie
Lewis saws its the tariff on peanuts: but
believe the real reason is-"the suffering
public is too easy if not too eager to pay
any price the cupidity of the seller may fix.
For instance, when man once gets the
taste of Smithfield ham he is no longer re
sponsIble for economy. | am told that
Smithtield pigs are reared and tattened on
peanuts.
Your envelope boosting" Frostburg is
nicely gotten up. 1t is real credit to the
Board of Trade, the photographer, engraver
and printer.
Fred. S many old friends here will APP
preciate these quotations from letter
lately received.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
All First.

The JOURNAL was the first paper to
mention the survey for the electric rail
way to Meyersdale, ria Boynton, Pa
1t published all the information that
was permissible.
But later the Meyersdale (Pa.) Repub-
Hcdn published 1.-The first and exclusive"
news of the proposition.
And then the Cumberland Times gave
it all out as though nothing so far had
been printed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Business Movements

Fred. ID. White, manager of the Nc
CrOrey store, was recently notified of his
promotion to a higher position as super
intendeut of the company's store in
Parkersburg, w. Va, and last Tuesday
he left to assume its duties. Mr. White
had been here about three years; haG
shown ability, talent and capacity in the
mercantile line, and in social circles was
universally appraised as "a mighty good
fellow All trust he will do well il
his new place
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Administrators Notice

JNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L sCribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Allegany county, Maryland, Letters
of Administration e. I. a. on the estate of
Philip Jenkins,
Late of AIlegany county, Maryland, deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
tlcated, to the subscribers on or before the
9th Day of July, 1911.
They may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are requested to make immed-
ate payment.
Given under our hands this 9th day of
January, 1911.
JONATHAN JENKINS,
EDW ARD JENKINS
Jan st Administrators c. l. a.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07

Praise your children for everything
they do We'll,
Praise your wife for everything She
does we'll.
Praise vour husband for cveryt hing he
does we'll
Praise your brothers and sisters for
everything they do well.
Praise people you employ for every
thing they do well.
Praise everybody for everything they
do to make the world happier or better.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Overdone Holiday Observances.

Charles Capital, j. w. Hall, Miss or
Mrs. Belle Metz, and Edward Lee Craig.
hailing generally and respectively from
everywhere, got into divers troubles
splurging in Frostburg during the Holt
days. Each took a turn before judge
Chambers, who, in such cases, hands
ont even handed justice, with a right
hand that seems to be glad
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Town AND VICINITY.


Two Frostburg boys running for
Councilman in Cumberland-ROde
Clary and John L. Heintz, each chosen
by popular vote as nominees -Clary by
1913 votes, Heintz by 400. One may be
elected next Tuesday; both may win or
lose, or one may. There are four nomi-
neeS two electable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07

"a fellow asked me for match yes
terdav, but | declined to accommodate
him. ''-Gpn krar Uo$E"H
"Whv ?"-JOURNAL
"Well-not in confidence but for pub
licatinn LII tell yon. The last time |
gave him mach he made light of II. ~
I'm K IL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Robbery.

SOMEBODY entered Mrs. E. A. Gross
residence Monday of last week, while she
was at church, and stole some jewelry
and money. Not sure who did it, but
something may develop.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
Water.

Alfred Jeffries. water superintendent,
looked in Wednesday evening and said
- feet now in reservoir and there Will
be s tomorrow morning. Plenty III
event even of fire" This meant several
hundred thousand gallons on hand, and
something ful the pump to work on.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
.Lao - =

A BOUT two months ago-an Umbrella
~ having Grayish Colored, Curved Horn
Handle, with a Spiral Steel Ring wound
around the middle of the Handle. A liberal
reward will he paid the finder for Its return
to the MINING rot OFFICE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
New Business Locals.
Old Soldier Tortured

For years | suffered unspeakable torture
from indigestion, constipation and liver
trouble wrote A. X. Smith, war veteran
at Erie, Pa, but DR.. Kings New Life Pills
fixed me all right. They're simply great"
Try them for any stomach liver or kidney
trouble. Only % cents at all druggists.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Conference HYMN.

conference Hymn.
If the Lord delight in us, then He will
bring us unto this land, and give it us. ...
Rebel not neither fear ...th
Lord is with us.-Numbers xiv, s, 9.
o. great EXemplar, Thou,
We come before Thee now
Thy Name to bless
That we Thy steps may trace
In lowly, loveless place,
Assisted by Thy grace
And helpfulness.
AS Caleb did of old
Canaan tn have make bold,
And won the day
SO we'd this land possess
In all its loveliness,
And dreadful sin no less
For Thee Away.
IF Thou in us delight"
Assur' dy, by Thy might
Wen enter IN;
The Presence Caleb owned,
The kingly Head he crowned,
The Name he so renowned
Will help us win
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives RaIief al 0nce

'fNS hpttS' az N'ISs
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
Taste and Smell. Fl
gists or by mail. IL
Ely Brothers, Sc Wa
Nov II
The border vidette., 1911-04-22
A MEYERS CADET.

MT. Hermann Ciause:, of To 1edo, Ohio, one of tho best oil experts in the United States, who examined and reported on the Mascarenas oil fields, has the proud honor of having been a member of the famous Meyer Cadets of Toledo.
 MT. Clauser is every inch a soldier and a polished gentlemen of the old school, whom it is a pleasure to meet. His early training with the cadets helped to qualify him to successfully fight life's battles, and it is with pleasure that he remembers the days of " when Meyers Ca detS were the real thing in the way of prize winners at Chicago and other big cities.
 MT. Clauser is a guest at the MOntezuma.
The border vidette., 1911-04-22
GETTING READY.

Next Monday and Tuesday, The Red House will be closed in > order to prepare for the great special ten days sale, commence ing on Wednesday,, April 26th, in the morning.
 A past master in the Especial Sale Business, is here from the east to manage tho mammoth sale of new spring and summer merchandise, and for ten days the entire stock of goods in The Red House, valued at more than S6O, ,OOO, will be offered for sale at breath taking prices.
 The Red House and it's pro prietOr, Ramon VaSQueZ, are too well known in NOgaleS, to need d special introduction to our people. During twenty or more years of successful business life here Don Ramon has always had the fullest confidence of every body, and when he says ehc'S going to slaughter prices for ten days, the thing is done; if you are after bargains. wait for the big show next week.
The border vidette., 1911-04-22
THE PEOPLES CHURCH.
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READERS AND THINKERS.

READERS AND THINKERS.
 If you have the desire of Dis cerning Good Things and do not belong to the Society of make believe you are invited to hear two addresses next Sunday at the Trinity Congregational church. Terrace avenue, at II a. m. THE POWER OF LOVE at 1:3O D. m.-'IS THERE A HELL? Hear these addresses, if you demand thinking born of the Red Corpuscle.
 Hope. Courage, Energy y-and HOn.-Against whatever odds. Lift up your heart. Come, you man of different faith, and worship>wit us.
 w. A. LAUGHLIN, PHI. D.,
 Minister.