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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-25

standard and preaching anoth0f-aa
bringing Christianity int Fsproach
Fraud Is the word which in the coz
eeptton of many fits their " fol
tsalism &rd that of others. They rscoa
Mise the Apostolic picture OF our times
Having d form of goodness, bsst de-
uyfng its powar."-2 Timothy S6.
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longings az nothing else can do" /
am seeking no further. There is moth.
ing more to be desired-except to get
this wonderful Story more clearly be.
fore my mind and to appreciate more
and more the Divine Character, as H.
Illustrated by the Divine Plan, which
God is gradually working out for the
blessing, first of the Church, and aft.
EDWARDS for the world. Can You won
der that / have sympathy for honest
s.-cs@lcs, who ike myselr nave l0sG
their way, and sympathy. too, for the
great mass OF mankind, who have
never known God!
Perhaps | can appreciate better than
some others of the Lords people what
1t means to be without God and with
out hope In the world'--how lonesome.
how solitary the way, how aimIess the
wandering, how bitter the disappoint-
nnents that find no soIace In hope OF a
better day! / am persuaded that nan
kind need more to be instructed ana
encouraged than to be brow-beaten,
threatened, alarmed. At any rate, the
decreasing church attendance, In spite
OF operate music and sensational
topics, proves that the masses of the
people refuse longer to be scared into
the Heavenward road by threats OF
eternal torment.
And do not all Christian ministers to
some extent discern this? Is not this
the reason some OF them give for dis
continuing TO preach the creeds OF d
darker time? rs not this the reason
that, An defiance OF the creeds, and lii
contradiction thereof. every funeral
service Is a embarrassing affair to
make out that the deceased Is q saint
and gone ~ Heaven, even IL his life
has been discreditalle, and he has
never made even Ii profession Of Chris
aanitg.2nch hxnocrasiea=aholdiuag snsaa
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ERROR At KEWALO
CONES BEFORE
BOARD

Hoping to arrive at an, amicable
understanding OF the sanitary rules
governing the. fish market, the attor.
neys representing the fish market
Eowners have been asked to attend the
meeting of the territorial board of
health, to be held at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon at the ONCE OF DR.. ]. s. B.
Pratt, president Of the board.
We will endeayor TO make clear
the rules promulgated with regard to
the market, said DR.. Pratt. and hope
to make our position in the matter
very plain, so that there can be no
possible Misunderstanding in the fu.
ture, either on the part Of the attor-
neys or their clients, the owners. We
believe the situation can be relieved
w-alout serious difficulty.
Having Strengthened out this .af-
fair. the board will undertake to In
vestigate the Kewalo reclamation pro-
1ect to determine whether an engi-
neering blunder was made when these
lands were originally condemned. The
Lord Young Engineering Company,
which has the contract to fill the
tract, has reported that about 80 lots,
which were not condemned, will be
made fnsanitary when the fill is made
around them. These tracts, it is now
understood, were originally regarded
as sufficiently high. but the fills or
dered for the lands surrounding them
will leave them considerably below
the level of the others. ~. - :=..
1t is thought that this is due to an
oversight on the part of the engineers
who made the plans for the fill. The
board expects to inspect the tracts
this afternoon and order their con-
domination and Improvement If it is
found necessary.
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NEW GOVERNOR MAKES
CHANGES IN MANILA
IBy Latest MailI

MANILA Colonel n. II. Mccoy
deputy Collector Of Customs at Ma
Mia, and Charles H. Sleeper. dffec-
tor Of the Bureau of Lands In the
Philippines. resigned today and Ma
nuel Tinio was appointed to succeed
the latter.
This appointment is regarded as
implying the adoption Of q new at
titude toward the friar land question.
Governor General Francis Burton
Harrison says that he does not intend
to make any further changes at pres.
emit The reductions to be made In
the salaries of officials are to be con.
fined to those occupying the higher
position.
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nigh. Officers
ADVISED TO READ
| MILITARY WORKS

7, In v,owf the reports of late In
lsneetinnsK the Hawaii national
| enaSd byegular army officers, it has
.been deed important that the on
GERS ofte guard should read more
ertensily along military lines that
nertairo their duties In the organ
;zad rtia. Al correspondence school
= he5 planned for the officers of
tho al organization in order that
lthistd may be reached. and a bull
Iotfwhich will be issued from head
nnkrs within q few days, says in
7he appropriations from the
ted States are made solely for the
pose OF obtaining prepared and
tcient field force of militia to be
1led upon to aid and augment the
Egular army until there can be
Aquipped and trained from the unor-
,anized militia a large enough body
il troops for the purposes at hand.
To see that the officers readings
re properly directed, Ii is the inten-
ion of these headquarters to start a
school in certain sub
ects for all officers OF the guard
repaired questions will be sent to
'ach officer and his answers thereto
hould be mailed to this Office not
ater than ten days after they are re-
eived by him. The authorized text
ooks should be consulted in prepar-
ng answers to the questions, and
ny other books bearing on the sub
ect may be used. In all cases, quote
ook, page and paragraph or para
raphs used.
This will result in just as much
God and thoroughness as each indi-
'idual officer makes it for himself.
After waiting reasonable length of
ime for the replies TO questions, this
ffice will grade those. II any, who do
lot answer with zero. After the com.
'letion of the various subjects, the
landing OF the various officers Will
'e published IN orders. 1t is the duty
t all in any branch OF tie military
ervice to properly prepare them
elves for such duties inciCent there
o as they may be called uIon to per-
Qrm. Lack OF promptness in perfcrm-
ne q duty Is inaccessible in q mill
airy man
Il Is believed that none Of the Of
icers of the national guard OF Ha-
Vaii will fail to appreciate the value
this correspondence course or to
promptly answer the questions sent
0 them.
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BORN

SCHLANSER In this city, October
%, 1913. to DR.. and Mrs. Schlanser,
q daughter.
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Common Enough History.

Mayor Gaynor OF New York. as all
the world knows from his letters. was
a subtle critic, and at a recent lunch.
con at the Century Club, discussing q
novelist who had begun well but had
degenerated into the lowest type OF
best seller Mayor Gaynor said:
This scribbler's whole biography
could be put into two questions and
answers, thus:
How did he commence writing?
With wealth Of thought
< And how has he continued?
With a thought of wealth. =
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DAILY REMINDERS

See our lire Of boys school cloth,
Ing. Fashion Clothing Co. 1110 Fort.
advertisement.
Best and cheapest awnings. tents
ard sails at Cashmanss, Fort near Al
lem advertisement.
8 Hires root beer and distilled water
is q necessity. Consolidated Soda
Works. advertisement.
Around-the- Island "Trip 300 . pas
senger. Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel.
2I41.-adycrtisement.
We give Green Stamps at the Amer
lean Dry Goods Store. Hotel st opp.
Bethel St.--advertisement.
The social dance OF the Uniform
Rank of L o. o. Moose will be post
poned from October 18th to October
25th.-advertisement.
Genuine KRYPTOR bifocal lenses
furnished promptly. Factory on the
premises. A. N. Sanford, optician,
boston building, Fort street, over
Henry May & Co. Telephone 1740.
advertisement.
The Leilehua rooming house is a.
ways open to you, with clean rooms
anu BC0Sp lIDb okl0 NUO1 W0ecA.N ASlOAtAN
by the day or week. Give us call
A. Phillips, Manager. 6S1 s. King St,
Tel. 1913. advertise
For q glorious and refreshing out.
ing take q drive out over the Pail
along the beautiful sea shore to Hotel
Aubrey, Hauula, then wind up with =
plunge into the clear water on the
elegant beach, and a delicious home.
cooked dinner
Canton Dry Goods Co., Hotel near
Bethel st. Big reduction sale Is Of
fering exceptional values at remark
ably low prices that spell bargains,
Remember the holidays are coming
We advise you to come in and select
your own merchandise. II YOU have
q single want in wearing apparel, shop
here tomorrow to your advantage and
profit Advertisement,
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NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE AD CLUB.

Applications for membership in the
Honolulu AID Club must be accom-
panied by cash payment of $3.75
covering dues for the last quarter of
1913 and entire year 1914 Appliea-
ton blanks may be secured from the
Secretary. @4 49,.
JAMES d. LEVENSON, ~
Secretary Honolulu Ad Club.
McCandless Building, Bethel ST..
Oct. 81, 1913. ...>:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered OF Record Oct. g, 1918,
from 1880 q. m. to 4:30 D. m.
Yong Chez and VT to Lum I.au

Wong Chez and VT to Lum Lau
Shee .......s...
Della Heydenreich to Irwin II
Beadle -, &. -. X.
Geo s Mckenzie adv Bank Of Ma
pa ct al JdgmtT ranscI
Rudolf Heydenfeich and VT to
Trent Trust Co Ltd -. =.
Fanny Strauch and hsb TO H n
Kaniho ..t.s -
T All Kong and VT % Ching Wong
Esther X Mathematical lwidow)
to William r Castle Is. 1899
Edward Campbell to Alexander J
| Campbell ct al ....5 .s.s..s..s.
Geo a Bower to NJ E Silva 60. CT
Yuen Poi. Ken to Lai Van Sing
Est of CordeIia G Allen BY Exors
and Trs to Antonio Perry Al
|R Iwasaki to N G Peterson O.
Susan G Clark to Nina G Bicknell
Joao G Serrao to Manuel s Cana
Land Court
M Tominaga to John Lemes Sur
Joseph r Afnorin to N Yamamori
Entered 6f Record Oct. "A, 1918,
from $50 q. m. to 1850 q. N.
Mrs w G Achi IT to T IWashita..
T Iwashita to Y Takakuwa =. =. CT
Laura M Makakuikalan and hsb to-
! Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn Of
Hawaii =. -.
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In fast game of indoor baseball in
the games hall last night, the Robert
E. Lees and the Peter the Greats, two
boys club teams of the Y NJ c. A,
played to a score of 10 to 9 in favor of
the former aggregation. Day and Hen
Erickson formed the battery for the
winners, while Freitas and Ahuna per-
formed for the losers.
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Exaggerated Report.

Linstrom-I hear that Billums has
turned all his property into bonds,
disinherited his son who married a
chambermaid, and left everything to
a college.
Janiyer-O he wasn't so mean as
that. Under the terms of the will
the college will have to employ the
son, at "a salary of s Ia week. to cut
of its coupons.
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MOq'Flul6 on
lHANlH

No transactions took place on the
board this morning Sales reported
showed Hawaiian Commercial down
y point and Onomea " points while
Oahu remained steady. OF H. C. & s.,
lis shares changed hands at $3.50,
of Oahu, SO shares at IL, and of Ono
mea So shares at 90 Sales ranged
from 5 TO so shares block. - =.
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WOMAN MAGNATE OF .--'. ...
BASEBALL Is Welded
~ 81 EBy Latest NALL =

MILWAUKEE-Mrs. Agnes Haven
er, baseball magnate, owner of the
Milwaukee American Association club
was married in New York to A. F.
Timme, recently elected president OF
the Milwaukee club. Mr. and Mrs.
Timme Immediately after the cere.
mony sailed for Paris and will go on
an extended European trip.
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The town team has been practicing
hard under the captaincy of "Scotty''
Schuman, and expects to give the Pu-
nahou team the. hardest rub they have
had in years. Most of Schuman's men
are veterans and all know a good deal
about the game. Among the new men
are the Cyril brothers, who are being
broken in at guard.
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-fds50 H. C. & s. Co:
Betweeg& S. Co. 23hf S II. g.
q ~ 10 H. G. e s. Co. 23lk,
4 = Gofr Co. IL, 10 Oahu Sugar
~ oan,homea 90, s Onomea 20.
Go. IL, -
bar quotation 3.4s cents,
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Friday. october q.
MERCANTILE

MERCANTILE BID Askeo
Ataxanaar & baldwin. -. 200
= Rrewer q Co....... 375
SUGAR il.
EVA Plantation Co. ..... 152 10
Haiku Sugar Co..:.....
Hawaiian Agricul. 20. -. ITO y
II. C. & s.. Co...........s 20 zSh2
Hawaiian Sugar Co. ...,.4.. 80: )
Honokaa Sugar Co. :.
Honomu Sugar Co... 20 -.
Hutchinson Sugar Pit. Co. 10 IL
Kah1tm plantation Co. 1914 ....
Kekaha Sugar Co... 30 49,.
Koloa Sugar Co.,, -. -. go.
McBryde Sugar Co, Ltd. "a ..
Oahu Sugar Co.. ~
Olaa Sugar Co. Lid. l .:.t
| onomea Sugar Co... ~ Il
Paauhau Sugar Pit. Co.. lo -.
!, Pacific Sugar Mill ..... 7.
Paia Plantation Co... -
1 Pepeekeo Sugar Co... -.
Pioneer Mill Co... - ia
WaiaIua Agricultural Co. 49,. %
WaiIuku Sugar Co...
lWaimanalo Sugar Co... -. -.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.. -.
i MISCELLANEOUS
Haiku Fri. &Pkg. Co., Ltd. ~.
Hawaiian Electric Co...
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 35a ~
Haw. Irrigation Co. $50. 4
IHflo r. n. Co, Pfd. ..... !;
lHilo Railroad Co., Com &c
H. b. & NJ Co., Ltd. $50. 2lB j,
Hon. Gas Co. Pfd io5 T
Hon. Gas Co. Com l05 e
III. r. r. q Il. Co... IA 81
1I.I s. N. Co... $3.50. Ian Ia
Hutual Telephone Co.. l8o7iZ G
10. r. e L. co.,. II b
lPahang Rubber Co... IN Iii
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co a
BONDS ijt
Hamalxua Ditch Co...... ID
II. C. Il s. Co. S.. $1,000. es 81
Hawaiian Irr. Co. IS
Haw. Ter. a, ref. 1906. tg
HaW. Ter. AZ .......... 2
Haw. Ter. 4s Pub. Imp. "A
Haw. Ter. ms. tl
Haw. Ter. 41ks....... d
Haw. Ter. SIS. ..... az n
HR.R.Co. 1901 6s. 90 g n
HR.R.Co. R.&Ex. CD on 81
Honokaa Sugar Go. tao b
Hon. Gas Co, Ltd. mn o
In. II. +. e L. Co. s,
Kauai Ry. Co. Is Cd s,
Kohala Ditch Cox a2is 1t.
Mcbride Sugar e. I'M i,
Mutual Telepho1 Ii
Natomas Con- - e
Oahu Sugar Coz 1aou Il
4 - q IL
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UTA 1Tn AH0
QII E|!lI slliE g lI;!ssD
.V@AyI-T1D
FURNISHED ROOMS

Two nicely furnished large. airy front
rooms; all conveniences required
Single or suite; 296 Vineyard, nr
Emma. Phone 1926. III: T. b..
- 5684-tf. 49,, 4 -
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
6TEADFA01 CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement should Fem
Conclusive Proof Of Merit 70 Evssy
0leawood Springs Reader

Could stronger proof Of the merit ef
any remedy be desired than the state
ments of grateful endorsers who say
their confidenee has been undiminished
BY lapse Of tinei These are the kind
Of statements that are appearing eoa-
stantly in your local papers for DoanS
Kidney Pills. They are twiee-toA aad
confirmed with new enthusiasm. Can
any reader doubt the following It'S
from . resident Of this locality:
W. H. Reid, Ill W. Third st., Lead
vile, Colo, says: 81 was troubled BY
pains across my loi.s and kidneyA
shaky twinges often siezed ne and al
most put me dowl and cut. Whensver
caught cold, IL settled on my kidneys
and made Ne feel worse. The kdnsy
secrstions alse passed iregalariy.
Doan's Kidney Pills helped No - sssa
- used then, in fact were sf grsatse
benefit than any otAss kidssy medicine
I had ever taken. wouldl Z Be with
out . supply Of Doaa . Hdney Pills -
hand Over three yeazs -, psbhely
recommended this ss.edy aAd I Win
always b willing to tsIl aSoat e."
For sale By an dealers. Price %
se,sA Fssssr-Nibu. O, Bs2Ala
Yesk, sole age.as n H. Ulited otaSss.
DsAsnbss tAs nADs-Dsaa t--e.A
taks - Other.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
R1EeD1p r1u1f TRACT

I have a. especially desirable fruit
s.d garden tract IN nilss from Ride,
excellent mesa soil. $50 fruit tfees, II.
most Of them loaded with frsit this
year, balance will bsar next year; -.
paraSus bed Of 500 plants which viii
bear next spring; also plenty Of small
fruits Of all kinds; small house, cellar.
cistern, chicken hsuss sld lets; gse4
water right.
fAs price = 5000 Of whisA ss,ooo
sAoald Be- cash aad the balance san Be
nads in tsens - sait tAs purchaser
Just right for . Aeos fse tAsss sesk
iae . pleasure aad profit In 80 sf H.
eiAost eoaDunitios In tAo Weqla.
4. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
DoUIDRR RENDUgCR F1opuxY

I have . good, Modem SFson bsisk
residence, located on two lots (oa tAo
eorner) on one Of the best strests h
Boulder, Colorado. o. street ear li1s.
blocks from Interufban, : blsslIp
from state university peepasasRy
school. Natural gas fer esokias. Wm
sell 1t bargain or vesA tfaas fsR
western slope ranch. .TAis \ . spAsnr
a::f s-ahsaess .s:-. ..sc.se ese wanting n
take adva.tags Of tAe ststs unfveS11lE.
Present owner has eassatsl ~ -
assa st tAs uaivsssity - . - -
isesfsses - H. wssessa asps Hss1a
ssssaase tsaos - aAsvss iee1ae11 49,
- = enfo -
81 8 1l4Nfoa astAl :: :
- sea.az<st liufs:Ss9 q - q;
~ - = ssle - So -
u ono 81
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
LET us 0row ABOUT II.

We want our readers 70 get their
paper On time, and II there b say
trouble Or delay We would like 10
know it Drop as . card II year ps-
Psf does not come regularly, sad We
will Immediately investigate the nat
tss. Sometimes, through No fault Of
our swn, The naas - addfsss nay bs
wrsas, - the trssbls nay IL With tAs
Psst 0ffsss Dspart0sat. WhaAsvss Il
~ -, ~ sAall - 81 - Issk fss Il
Il - Win ~ - kno0.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29

He is spending his spare time in fenc
ing in and pruning the orchard ON his
own land New Castle Democrat.
There is not one tensble, defensible
or logical excuse for the ineendiary,
law breaking. law dsfying and dissust-
Ing actions Of the militant suffragists
Of England. They srs hurting Instead
Of helping the cause Of wo.aa's saf-
fEage. They are . &sgraes 10 woman.
kind.-Gra.d Junction Ss.tineL
IPee Bsgue, who was married to
Miss Lulu Howe at Carbondale, last
Wednesday, was we'll and favorably
known in Fruita, having been . pastor
of the Christian church in the city.
Many friends in Fruita extend con-
gntulations and best wishes for . long
and happy life.-Grand Junction Sen
tinel.
Why 10 it that newspaper like the
Denver Times, which, in many ways, is
an excellent publication, will father
such palpable fakesl Right on the
hesas Of it's fake picture guessing con-
test 1t . starting the biggest fake, by
the biggest fake of all-the autobiog-
rapAy Of Theodore Roosevelt.-LAke
City Times.
Bishop Brewster Of Gleawood Spring.
was n Yampa, Wednesday night, and
administered the Bite Of Confirmation
Oh class composed Of Irn Chas. g.
Stone and Mrs. Harry Sherman. The
hall wAs beautifully decorated and the
service was very impressive. A large
number were present. The Bishop left
for his home Thursday morning.
Yeapa Lesdsr.
WAa4 particular reasons Senator
Jsaa Hecker lad to be afrsid Of the
pes0 Of the state We do not know. The
faet, however, that he took great care
to copy the infamous Pennypacker bill,
dH1wA and caused to be introduced
into tAe Pennsylvania Legislature some
ysass aeo BY man who DID have
rsassas t. Be afraid Of the pres,, looku
very Rspicious. Now, what he's Heck
q bsea doingi-CFsede Candle.
Al effort = being made to rehabili.
tate the creamery at Aeeker which
has been idle for shout six years. Il
is An important enterprise and should
succeed. Yampa, too, has a creamery
which would be a great help to the
community if it could be kept in opera.
ton The draw back seems to be \
dislike for milking. Yet it is an ad-
n3ktsd fact that dairymen are always
The most prosperous. Ten or more good
diary cows will yield larger net in.
come than many get from an entire
farm which-is-placteds to grain ey,
elusiyely.-Yampa Leader.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
1D09 Ho0 aN Dn1RA0D

Nearly every skia aisssss yisaAs
quickly and pssna.e.tly TO Busklsab
Arniea eslvs, and .etAing h bsttss
for burns OF bruises. 6ostAss and AsalA
John Deys, Of 0ladwin, Mich, say4
after suffering twelve years with ska
silment and spending t400 in doetors'
bills, Bucklens Arniea Salve cured hin.
It will help you. Only 25e. Recon-
mended by Chas. D. Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29

Pr 0ais - . 1afea1D-lol asrss =
la.d With Ne. water sisAt II Albssta,
Canada, close - tWo sailrsaAs, ~
serss IN saitiva&isa, an fsassa, witA
hssss a.d barn rFs2sesa svss le,Soe
bushels Of g.sin in 1919 A s.aP fse
some one who wants . good farm.
will take good securities for pay.
l-l8 WN. DOU0AN.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
sLxxwoop 1.oPnu 70 xaAna

Pastiss Asvias 0asasA sss.1v
nsshss - AisPsss q vAs viu taho
ss payment Desirable ossovssa ~
pssty wA = Vs1 - oaks thsis VaaoD
knsva - - = I Asvs . ~ tseAo
sf tAAt kinA = Nv.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
BEgf HgoWN COUGH Rx1RDY

For forty-three years Dr.. King New
Discovery has been known Throughout
the world - the most reliable cough
remedy. Over three million bottles
were used last year. Isn't this proof :
L will get rid Of your cough, or We
will refund your money. J. J. Owens,
Of Allendale, g. C., writes the way
hundreds Of others have done: "After
twenty years, find that Dr.. King .
New Discovery is the bsst remedy for
coughs ard colds. tta. = tss.ra>..rr-
used" For coughs or colds and aIl
throat and lung treahlee, Il - no
equal. sos enA e1.eo Ct Ckas D
Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
Al. You oo,rsruArD1

II - get . box Of Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly sad
your trouble will quickly disappear.
They vii stimulate the liver, improve
your digestion and get rid Of an the
poisons from your system They win
surely get You well again. 2se at Chs
D. Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
List Of
Nominations

Notice i hereby given that 1t the
Municipal Election Of the City Of Glen
wood Springs, Colo., to be held on Tues
day April lst, A. D. 1913, between the
hours Of Z O'Clock a. m. and o'clock
p. m, the following named persons,
together with their addresses, the offices
to be filled and the political party each
represents, win appear upon the official
ballot to be voted for 1T said Municipal
Election:
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29

When baby suffesv With eczema -
some itching skin trouble, uss Dssab
Ointment. A little Of II eoss . lsae
way and It IL safe for children. ~
Q boz 1t all Otsesa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-29
Ho1 AAI.B

One 22-bafrel steel water tank nsaat-
ed on . Balm running gear, sswiy
painted, neck yoke, double trees sad all
complete ready to hitch -.
Also 4-horss disc and 4-horss sPiks
tooth harrow. VIII sell st Q rsasosa-
ble figure.
l-s5 EJ. RAwsON,
Silt, Colo.