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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

when one desires Geo register O.
trade mark ho should send to the
trade mark division uu application.
consisting of Is statement petition and
declaration. The first is a. statement
ul the goods upuu which 20 i4 desired
Go us" the trademark. the petition is
e rydusot for lts registration. and the
declaration Is an ouh az 60 the truth
of the preceding statements with
this must go 90 pen and ink drawing
~ the device 10 is desired o. register.
and also Zee ~ $40 but one thing
else has Co accompany an this. and
one wulcl H. the most important "
ALL This is either laOcl or outer
package cover. or whatever h. used to
coysr the goods sold. showing that the
Trademarks for which registration is
sought had been IN actual usr before
the application b. made. The
length of time q hps been used b.
mmat,rIal--it may Dee ten years or
even J single daN.
There ls however. another way of
procuring the exclusive right To use 70
Trademarks. and that De- by using h.
" after 10 has been used on your
goods another attempts to use II like
wise ne can hc prosecuted ON the
ground of attempt at fraud under the
common law. This rs one instance Ia
which the common law holds, and Ia
which the clgim 81 priority stands
good. Of course u is 10 be proven
that II is yours through actual use.
when. then. Is 10 nee, ssary 90 go to
the cNpruso and trouble OF obtaining
registration for trademark" The
answer Be- tNo-fuld' When trade
mark has been duly registered II ls
prima tHoic evidence that " ~ YOUR
property I'm the casr OF suit II your
cusc tx won three times the cost ~
damages mHv h. obtained. whereas
loo the other instance only damages
could pee obtained. I'm tho ease ul
winning IA, suit too. an dies, copies
etc., Of the trademark similar to
YOURS would be- DESTROYED And per
hapa mos, important OF an Is the fact
That in the case ~ registered trade
mark suit can be- brought Ia IN" fed
,rul courts and ia" outcome thus
made a public record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
National League.

liruukhu at 81 Louis
New York az Chicago
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at pittsburg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
american Iang,Ic

hi,ugo at Boston.
- Louis 80 New York
'lcy"lqnd at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
ALBUQUERQUE EVENING HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1911

whore viii be- found mark beneath
which b. mat ttntuliziug liitlr cxpr, a-
sion 'Trade-mnrk. Registered. The
imasin3iiou ~ man hts been str,t,b-
"a tu the breaking point and an the
names and figures of earth air aud
heavens hu,. bpcu rrsortrd to in bu
'ud,o,or to obtain phras, that viii
catch and bold the uublic's attention.
rbc number &c TRADE Mark
Including the cases uow pending.
i1trc .rc fun, one hundred thousand
devices either registered or to- pp rrg-
istcrcj ut tie patent office And sim
rn.l" sam Is busy tmasslug 90"
which bids fair a. overflow to large
rooms boo recording Ca, designs aud
names chosen, The last possible COM
hiuution seems TO hove arrived. hut
str. iEhtHt, others flock upou their
uroIs aud -till others.
u was forty-pus ,rurs ago. away
back loo 1870. that the first trade
mark acct Was u'e..d Since then two
new laws have been made. aud many
r' Those nrst trademarks are mo- lon
ger Joe existence. The present law b.
even nov under proposed change 1u
Tho part ~ tho cpmml .sion,r of pat-
uut-, Edward 70 Moore
ono pf the simplest definitions over
given for th" term Trademarks is y
trade mark is ONES commercial .Ig-
nature TodB, ttat commercial sp-
uptur. Nf. hreumo sa important -
'.r .n business that 10 tukrs almost
equal rank with the good w.II' and
SHOULD several large business concerns
nov boz existence sell put their good
VIII they could demand hundreds 4
thousands OF dollars simply FOR these
MA, devices that brough, their pro-
ducts brfor, the public
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

PIONEER BAKERY
aOI South First street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
@ereimS= Ma@ri@tett.
aatbulifentas int aleimen.

Ser am 80. Stunt, am 8elte &eter
& SAUL, in Golo 5pring abgebaltene
&atbclifentog inn &leinen lit nun eine
geldidtlide Sbat|ode fir oie ct. Bo=
nifa,ius=@ emeinSe iener 0rti6aft
geipor0en. Ser Grfolg oieier 6eier
NOR gerooe5u groBartig, 10 oaB man
0ielelbe eber ais &atbolifentag I'M
@roben SIT be5eihnen beredtigt gene
len mare.. 9ie in ser ct. Borifa5tl1s-
,@emeinoe %beiteben0en 8ereine baben
es unter 2eitung 0es bodm. Serr1
@farrers, 8ater Maurlts Seroinano,
3. g. s., 10 reht Der tanoen, etnbeit=
lid nit ser 8iirgeri6aft BON Golo
Spring sic beiten @orbereitungen CUR
miiroigen Mbbaftl1ng zines iolden ST.
rentages gu t%reffen. @ie1pobl 0iesWtt=
terung ser Geitlidfeit nidt iebr gin=
ltig mar, batten ii6 oo6 iehr niele
>@aite aus a1en neutrality-suspicious.
eingefunoen; au9 maren ale 1T ben
perldieoenen @emetn6en ,%beIteberoen
SERENE itarf pertreten. Ser Seltgot=
tesoienit begann um 10 l1br. &o9p.
, Ho!er Heter @oQnif, .. 8. g., bon
Gulm marG elebrart, un6 es aiiiitirten
sic bohm. 8eneoictiner Meinra0 Set
fermann bon Sarming nno !Serbert
Durldinger BON ser ct. Sobns abtei.
Ser bodm'ite &err Mbt Setter @ngel,
8. g. g., BON ser ct. Sobns Mbtei
belt Sic ser @iirbe 6es Cages ent-
lpre9enoe 6e1tpreoigt. mortn Sodoer=
felbe Dos groBe Slid zines &atboltfen
utt6 Sic oaral1s ii9 e%rgeben0en Bfli6-
ten @ott uno ser Stride gegertuber tn
mobl our66adten @orten i6tloerte.
Tim 5mei l1br Madmittags ite1ten ii@
ane Bereinsmdn,,er our 6eitparabe
alf uno ourd)5ogen Sic nit etpa feds
Griumpfbogen ge5ierten &auptitraBen
bes munoerbibi6en, am Sauf @tper
ioepaii6 gelegenen 5taotdenS. Die
bodm. @eiitlidfeit un6 Sic Serren
6eltreoner folgten ser @%lan5paraoe IN
bier bon erfabrenen @bauffenrS gelet=
teten Mutomobilen. Tim $3.50 muir
Sc sic Seitperlammlung in Ser @farr=
firde nit @ebet pom bo6m. @farrer
er0ffnet uno Damn geleitet. &err 8ir=
germeilter 6%eroinan6 Neters begriB-
te in fur5er Mnlprade Sic 6eitper-
1ammlung in Mamen Ser 8iirger:
idaft. Mls eriter Steiner trat bodm
Nater Mlfreo MaDer, 3. 8. s., Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
21 %perfamfeu.

$50 Mder 2an6 obne @ebauOe, 21a
Meilen BON gutter gilenbabnitaot.
Geutib=fatboliihe @emei1t6e. &ann
in 100 o0er 100 Mder bertbeilt-mer=
SEN uno etniges fleinere gigentbum
miro o1s tbeilmeile 3ablung angenom=
mer. &leiner Betrag baar, &eit gu
MIR 5 Bro3ent auf lange 3ett. Midt
meit bon ct. Glouo. Ndberes III Ser
uNor61tern"=Sffice. 31=4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
bieiem County ieinen 8eiua gu err

EOlelelH SOA1ay lelleN OslAW ~ ~
itatten.
81, Soiepb.
Gie bier bon Ser ct. Soiepb Cor
net-8anb gebaltene pierte Sulifeier
erfreute iid elmer ausge5ei4neten
Ibeilnabme, un6 aGle Die iid gum
Geite eingefunoen, itimmen 6arin
iiberein, baB ct. Soiepb es peritebt,
eine edte 4. Sulifeier gu peranitalten
II. ourd5ufubren. Ser ifhtoinen @araoe
folete eine idone .eltaniprade, Die
pom gollntp=NnmaH S. g. &imsl ge-
gen 10 llbr pormittags. oebalten MUIR
Sc uro in ser er Der pollen uno lido
zen Bebeut1ng bes Mationnlen 6eit=
tages geredt muroe. Gle GeitlidIeit
perlicf lit Idonitcr 0rcnung nrto per
bient ais @reoit fir sic 6eitperan-
%ltaltcr, uno Sen 1eltort per5ei@net gu
merben. - SIN porgeriidten Sitter
Don SO Sabren fat bier am Montag
Serr Nifolaus &ooer, beitens arf ben
500 porbereitet, I'M @a1ie ieines Sob=
mes Matbias, bel 6em er felt oen leb=
ten ie9s Sabren iein &eim bate, oos
3eitlide geiegnet. Der 8%eritorbene
mar im &egiermosbe3irf Grier,
Geutidlano, geboren, bon mo- er in
Sen fiinfsiger Sabren bereits nad}
Mmerifa al1sipal1oerte uno fir cine
2ebenaaeit iein @eim in &ibmono fat
tie, no inn Dor etlpa elf Sabren feline
@attin III sic @migfeit boranging, on
oeren Seite CT Mittmo6 Morgen nod
gebaltenem Srauer6ienite auf Sem
@ottesader gu &idmon0 CUR euigen
&11be gebettet muroe. Seinen 500 be-
trauer11 mebrere ainoer; r1nter bieien
neblt 6em Sobne Matbias sic 5obne
Soiepb nn6 Sobn &06er bon ct. So
iepb, @eter &0ber bon @oscoe, un6 sic
Godter, Sobn2ang bon &i6mono un6
Soiepb @reineoer, sic tbr @eim in
M%or5oafota bat. Wfoge Der quite, al
te Gater &o6er, ser BEL itets beiferem
Gimme einen iteten 9riitli6en 2e6ens=
manoel fiibrte, ruben IN Grieoen!
Dilnt.
Cur 4. Sulifeier itenten iib bier
@err 6. 81. @und nnb Gra1 uno 3mei
l&tnoer EN-. Sic per Muto Ben meiten
@eg BON Genper, @ol., ibrem iebigen
@eim, innerbalb 6 Sagen Biz Minne=
iota 5~uriidgelegt batten uno Sic bier
u11o in ser nmgegenb Elm paar Mona-
te berpeilen meroen. &ier frerte man
iib allgemein sen la%ngidbrigen Mit-
burger nit ietnen Mngeborigen na4
6rei Sabre langer. Grennung mieoer
beeriiBen gu fonnen. gor brei Sat-
rem perIegte Camille &lnd ibr &eim
bon bier nod Seras ltno Dor einem
Sabre bon BORT rab Denper, Colo,
mo &err &und Mntbeilbaber elmer
&obIenmine lit, beiien 8iider= ur0
&an6elsgeidaft er 'beiorgt, mabren6
fem nNartner," Elm erprobter Minen-
arbeiter Ser gr6e sic idtpar5en Dia=
manten entlpden miro. @ilbelm,
Sobn 0es &errn &und, melder in
geah, 81. 8, mobnte, fat nit 5amt=
lie gleibiam ietn &eim nod 9enper,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

|Sf. CLOUD Dor 0te SellOeIluAt1tlu1tB
uro belt bieielbe IN elmer meilterbaf
ten Meoe bon 40 Minuten lber roie.
Mufgobe ser fatboliihen 8ereine" in
geipam,ter Mnfmerflamfeit uno iebte
babel nuseinonoer, mie in atnlerer ie=
bigen itnrmbemegten 3eit oie to-
tbolilden gereinsmitgliener 5oloa-
ten Gbriiti fem ionen, Inn Die
SsSntereiIen Ser Stride 5u pertre.
ten mn0 fire &ebte s5u II. ber-
tbeioigen. Ole 5meite @e0e bielt
SEER @eorg Stel3le bon Minneapolis,
meld)er nit ieiner g%emobnten 8ereot-
iamfeit sic &flidten zines fatboliiden
Mannes idiloerte. &o6m'iter &err
Mbt Beter @ngel, s.. g. g., bem Of
ieiner freunoliden Ebeilnabme bier
nit gebiibrenoe Mnerfennrng ausge-
ipro9en lei, ri6tete in fur5gefaBter
&eoe ermuntern6e @orte an sic Ser
einsmitglte0er uno ipe5ieu belobte er
Sic ct. @onifa5il,s= @emein6e Oh IT,
res 0pferiinnes, 8eitrage gu itelern,
INN sic 8farrfirdbe 6ur6 Sen moblge=
iibten &ir9enmaler Nif. Sbeis 0efo=
riren gu laiien. Surge Mnipradel1
mur6en Johann nod gebalten BON ben
bodm. 8eneoictinerbatern @onrao
@labmeier bon &ibmono, M1to @alter
bon Mlbanp, Meinra6 Seifermann
bon Sarming un6 bonn bo6m. Serrt
$. @lein bon ct. Mt9olas, un0 oae
perltanoen es, Sic 8egeiiterung fir
Sic quite sod)e rege 81 balten. SIN
MnihInB perlas Ser bodm. @err &far=
rer elm S6reiben bonn Dio5elan=
Obern, morin @o60erielbe es be-
oauerte, nit ieiner @eeenmart Sen
&atbolifentag ni6t beebren gu fon-
nen, un6 er iiderte Ser Ser
ieinen. obenbirtliden &C.
gen. Desg1eiben mur0e Elm S@rei<
ben bonn bo6m. &errn Miliio,
mar &in(ano, 8. 90. S., bon 8inni=
peg perfelen. Ser alte un0 oo6 int
mer nelte 2obeSbpmml1s .r@rober
Got" brodte Sen &atbolifentag gum
Mbl91uB. Gin oreifa6 6onnernoeS$o@
nuf Sen 81. @ater, Bapit Hils x,
uno sic @%eriamml11ng loite ii6 auf.
Tim s l1br Mben6s mur0e ein Suit
ipiel in bier Mften bon Sen brapen,
iungen 2euten Ser ct. 8onifa5ius=
@emeinoe unter ser fdbigen 2eitung
oes bodp. @ater SSuIius 2ocnifar, g..
g. g., taoeuos aufgefubrt. Ser ct.
8onifa5ius : Mdnner9or iomte Die
Solo .Spring Meuitffape1e unter ser
umii9ttgen 2ettung 0es &errn 2eb-
rers Sobn @oden bereiteten alien 8e-
iu6ern 6urh lire tiidtigen- 2eiitun=
gen einen p%ergnugten Mben6. Nue,
melde Dem @atbolifentag in @olo
Spring %anmobnten, GuBern ii6 iebr
[lobenb. iber 6en 8erlauf oesielben.
MDgen an6ere @emeinoen Dem @olo
5pringer 8etipiele folgen uno iolde
&atbolifentage beranitalten our 6eiti-
gung oeS 8ereinsmeiens, our Neube=
lebung unieres fl. @laubens, gum ELL
geren MnidluB an Sic beilige Mutter,
Die Stride, mno our &erberrlidung
@ottes un6 ieines &eibes!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Gol., perlegt, no er in Srrigationsge-
{ddften ma9t uno a%ugenblidlih 6as
3ieben zines elf Meilen la11gen @ra=
bens eontraftlid heiorgt. @errn Sund
gebt es nit oen Seinigen in ser
Tremoe mobl, oob tbut's ibm anidei-
memo mobl, mie6er NAL sen Srt gu be-
luden, mo er sic @runolage 5u leinem
@obl1tan6 fan6.
Spring Sill.
&err 6. Mebger, melder lebten
SCRIPT erit sic S. @inters Sarm fduf=
lid in ieinen 8eiib bradte, bat 6ieiel'
be mie0er in an6ere @dlt6e iberge=
fen laiien, nobel er einen @emihn BON
$4,000, er3ielt bobe,1 un6 5uoem nod
gum @imbeimlen ser 6iesi6brigen
.@rnte beredtigt fem ion. 9as
Sarmlan6 miro III 6ieier @egeno ftets
preismir0iger, mas nidt gu betpun=
bern lit, tpenn man gu Ser Sett5eit
Ben @etreioeau fmuds, Ser ein piel=
peripredenoer 1T, nit Staunen gu
iiberidauen @elegenbeit bat.-Soiepb
-2auba6 bon bier Fat fi@ nit dems
110tbigen Sdmie6ebanbperf nerie-
fen nn1 miro am 6. Suit 6as S6mie=
begeidaft in @lrola iibernebmen nnb
IN 8etrieb balten.
81. Mm9nita.
Sim Gage Dor bem 4. Suit begab ii@
u,ier @farrer, bodp1ter Migr. SO.
Nagl, nad ct. CLOUD ins ct. @a=
pbaels &oipital, mo- er ii@ cine MOTH
.nenoige &11be uno @rbolung g0rne11
miro. - Sic bon Grit 8eun1er auf
ieinem @eboft peranftaltete 4. Sltli=
feier bate cine 3iemli9e Meniden=
menee berange5oee1,, 6ie 0es itarfen
,&egens balber, ser gegen &benb ein=
lebte, einen Strid 6ur9 tire Mben6-
freuoen ge5ogen iab.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
Widows Pensions.

Mrs A. s. Christiman, Portage
Wis, is indignant at the slurs that are
being thrown at womankind in general,
and especially about marrying old men
for their pensions. IL a young woman
can be found who is willing to marry
an old soldier. care for him until he
dies, and then remain single for the
rest OF her natural life. all for the SAX 3
of drawing the sum Of s12 month,
she would like to know who it is. She
herself is past so, and has just mar
rled veteran. not for the pension he
draws. but for affection for her hus-
band. She knows of many women who
have given up pensions to marry vet
Grams.
Mrs. r. f. Lamb. Coyville. Kans..
saws that the lawmakers should take
into account the age of woman
when she married Il veteran. In her
village there are six old soldiers and
three more nearby. Three of these
nave married their present wives since
1900. One of the women was past so.
The other two had passed their 60th
year.
Mrs. f. A. Chapel. Remus, Mich,
makes an appeal for the old widows.
She is one who struggled thru her
husbands illness, and has nothing left
to live on but S12 a month.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
A Series Of Celebrations.

Editor The National Tribune: 1
wish to inform YOU, and thru your val
liable paper the rest of the G. A. r.
boys. that Kinsman Post. Department
of Iowa. has adopted for a series of
celebrations running thru the next five
years. these years being the semi
centennial anniversaries of the soldiers
who enlisted in 1851. 1882. 1863. 1854
and 1866. The program for 1911 will
be so arranged as fitting to commence
rate the soldiers who enlisted in 1861,
at the beginning of the war. and So on
thru the years until 1915. This will be
a grand celebration not only comment
orative Of the soldiers who enlisted in
1855, but also in honor of the final
triumph of the Union Army and a re-
turn of peace. The meetings will be
open to all. Let us light the campf1res
all along the line and revive the spirit
of 1SG1-65.-J. n. Rooms, Adjutant,
Des Moines. Ia.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
RELIPE FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Kidney or bladder trouble are shown
by such symptoms as backache, rheu-
matte pains and other well-known signs.
Treatment should be given at once be-
fore more serious trouble arises. The
following prescription is from leading
authority and is highly Endorsed. Mix
one-half ounce fluid extract buchu, one
half ounce murax compound, six
ounces good. pure gin. Take one to
two teaspoonfuis after each meal and
at bedtime. All well-stocked drug
stores have the above ingredients. Any
one can mix. This quickly restores
weak, deranged kidneys, bladder and
other urinary organs.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
The 1Se Mass.

A circular sent out by Isaac P.
Gragg, president. and Albert s. Austin.
Boston, Mass, says that the association
of the LIST Mass. has been faithful TO
the memory of the comrades who have
crossed the River. The funerals Of
comrades near Boston have been at
tended and floral design sent with
white diamond" in the center. Here
after instead of the floral design there
will be sent handsome bronze
marker, bearing the Corps Badge.
which is to be placed at the grace and
make a lasting tribute.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
Soul Growth of Abraham Lincoln.

I wish to express to you my thinks
for the complimentary gift of the Soul
Growth Of Abraham Lincoln" I have
delayed in this respect, because wish
ed to read it over a few times to i'm
bibe the precepts that it aims to incul-
cate. The more / read 1t the greater
is forced home the truth that we did
not realize the greatness OF the man.
Our mental horizon is broadened in its
scope as we review his character, dom
mated by love and tenderness for the
welfare of others, and his sole regard
for the safety of Union wins all who
revere his memory. Again. thank you
for the gift. which L shall always
keep.-Albert W. Dougherty, AT Grove
street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
Cheers for Cannon.

Capt. w. C. Coslet. 14th Ohio. West
Unity. o., says that all the soldiers
in that ncighborhood are enthusiastic
over the Houses action in passing the
Sulloway bill, and their hearts are full
Of gratitude to Speaker Cannon and
Chairman Sulloway.
G. S. Wright, Norridgewock, Me-.
says that the comrades in that sec
ton sent up three cheers for Speaker
Cannon for his glorious and trium-
plant work.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
National Volunteer Home.

For the 10 days ended Jan 10
there were 5,lS9 members present fl
duty in the National Home,> which
with the sick in quarters. made a total
of 20.44S. There We're $50 absent
D. II. Pierce has been appointed Com
missary OF Subsistence for the Western
Rev. Francis Pottgiesser Chap
lain for the Western Branch, and DR..
Anders Peterson, Assistant Surgeon OF
the Pacific Branch has resigned.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
FIRST Prize

No other seedsman can give a higher guar
antee of quality than this / am an onion
farmer, and grew this seed for my own use
but the return was SO large that have a few
hundred pounds which l will sell at an as
toundingiy low price. The original seed of
this lot cost me se75 per pound. This seed
Is worth az much, but I haven't time to
spend IN selling the little lot. so price 1t all
at 90 per pound; 20 pounds. enough for
acre.. $3.50. Remember. there 10 only
limited amount OF seed At this prios. The
nrst orders get II. Don't delay.
r. b. NEWELL
sos 9. Taylor Ave, Oak Park, H.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
just Do Ne A Good Turn,

showing neighbors
good word everywhere at opportunity Won't
me ,ntloIuce Tue IT ison Specaces IN
spectaclewearer apply
Perfect Home Tester absolutely Of charge also full
tculars of 19kaat Rp Spectacle
dress and win give letter personal aten
another but write this minute brand
wonderful Perfect Vision" Spectacles Address,
DR. HAUX (PefsonaD fiaux Building, ST. LOUIS MO.
Is a. Mai
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
A Race Clash.

Every once in while you run up
against the unexpected, and DR.. White
Superintendent 81 st. Elizabeths, tho
Government Hospital for the Insane.
has run up against the unexpected. DR..
william White has been giving a Berries
OF lectures on mental disorders, the
course having extended thru several
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26

ton In Throat, Painful to lie on Left side, Cold
Hands OF Feet, Difficult Breathing. Dropsy.
Swelling Of feet or ankles, or NeuralgiA
around heart? II You have one or more Of the
above symptoms, don't fall TO use DIR. X sman's
Heart Tablets which have made 50
medicine One out Of four has weak or diseased
heart Three fourths of these do not know IT, and
thousands die who have been wrongfully treated
for the Stomach, Lungs, Kidneys or Nerves.
Don't drop dead like hundreds Of others when
DR.. Kinsman's Heart Tablets will cure yoI.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-26
FIRST PRIZE ONION SEED At BARGAIN PRICE.

offer seed of the Yellow Globe Danvers
OnIon-the most marketable onion to grow
at a wonderfully low price. This seed
raised from perfect bulbs. of uniform size,
about to 4 inches in diameter, grown in
virgin Idaho soil. 1t is absolutely true to
name and strain. and is fun OF life. At the
Inter Mountain State Fair, Boise, Idaho. Oc-
tober 26th to 30th, 1910, this seed took
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NEW ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
St. Cloud, OsceOla Co., Florida.
Perkins & Frisbie. Managers.

This new brick hotel of 72 rooms.
located at the Veterans Colony town.
has all modern conveniences. st. Cloud
has already become one of the ideal
resort points in Florida. Fine fishing,
boating, hunting. and good roads for
walking, driving and auto riding
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%0S WEEKLY and expenses to men and women to
20 collect names, stribu esanp es and advertise
81 ca iy work. q. Ii. EN SA w 81. Chicago H.
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Does Il Elutter, Palpitate OF
Skip Beats? Have you Short.
moss Of Breath, Tenderness,
NumbEsss or Pain In left side,
Dizxinsss, Painting Spells.
Spots before eyes, Sudden
Starting In sleep. Nervous
ness, Nightmare, Hungry or
Weak SPELLS. Oppressed Feel
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But for hiSh-brcd society manners
there might have bsen a riot called at
the diplomatic reception the other night
when Mrs.. Ethan Alien Hitchcock. the
wife Of the Postmaste General; Mrs.
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There died in Washington the other
day a giant who had existed for SO
years. 1t cannot be said that he lived
because living would seem to consist Of
more than eating. drinking and sleep
ing; and that is all that this giant has
ever done. He wss too tall to work as
most men work, and, of course, like
men Of his abnormal size, he was alb
normal also. This Washington giant,
John Turner. was z feet z inches tall
He could neither write nor read, and
he had no disposition to learn. 1t IL
said that his rapid growth began when
he was about IL years OF aee. His
hands and feet were abnormal, even
for his gigantic form. From wrist to
finger tips his hands measured 10
inches. The hospital physicians said
that IL he was proportioned according
to his hapds and feet he would be 10
feet tall and would weigh 500 pounds,
He was SO years Of age, but at this lived
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The Secret Service Division of the
Treasury Department. announces that
they have just discovered new coun-
terfeit SO United States note with the
signature of ". T. Vernon, Register of
the Treasury, and Charles Fl. Treat.
Treasurer, Series Of 1901, Check Let
ter c. 1t is stated that the note can
be easily detected because of It's flat
appearance, but that it will easily de-
ceiye the ordinary handler of money.