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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19
Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 10.--Returnl
from the Idaho election have come il
more slowly than any previous time
In the history OF the stale. Those en-.
gagged in gathering figures complained
that things went with such sweer
that judges and clerks thought there
was no further interest in il and sealed
up returns without taking copies OF
giving anyone else opportunity to do 80.
30 lar $1,000 votes on the Republic
can and Democratic candidates for
president have been heard from and
53,lSl on governor. OF the presiden-
tial vote, Roosevelt has 38, 1872 and
Parker 1872 Roosevelt's majority is
23,476 and his percentage of vote is 70.
Gooding has "a, 744 votes and Heitfeld
lS,437. GoodIng's majority is IS, 3O7,
and his percentage So.
The vote this year has fallen far be-
low the registration. The latter was
about $4,000. Two years ago the Re-
publican and Democratic vote on gov
ernor was $685.. As nearly as can be
ascertained there is an increase of IL
per cent on Democratic and Republican
presidential votes. This would indi-
cate total of $4,000 for Roosevelt and
Parker in the state. If Roosevelt's
percentage of 70 be carried through he
Will lead Parker by 2s, 500, while Good
ing's lead over Heitfeld would be 49,
Inc Democrats elect four members of
'ne ieigslature--a senator from Custer,
senator and representative from Ell.
MORE and representative from Lemhi.
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Missouri.

st. Louis, Nov. 10.-With seven
counties still to be heard from the re-.
turns show that Roosevelt's plurality
In Missouri stood at 1875. OF the
seven counties unheard from six went
ior Bryan in 1900. They are remote
and sparsely settled. With complete
returns from SO counties out of ia at
hand. the entiie Republican state tick
set' with the exception of governor, has
been elected by pluralities of $50 TO
15, 200.
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Supply Ships Reach Dor, a.,,

nslng'an, Nov. 10. = The British
s'a Thales, of the Douglas ina
d das Oe as purchased by Germans, resi-.
ae1 n OF 1singtau, and has been given
Io. GERMAN register. She is now here
.1auing Tor Port Arthur. Local sb;n LIE
ping houses have received informst; 81,
S Ina. TWO steamers which recently Iest
arr;ya WI. "a supplies for vlsdivosiok have
h baro =, There in safety. 1t is also known
b be,e uennitely that several supply sbins
nave reached Port Arthur recan;,' s"ips
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19
Michigan.

Detroit, Nov. 9.-Michigan today
was the scene of a veritable landslide.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks have carried
the state by an unprecedented majority
yariously estimated at from 100, 900 to
100000. Frederick Warner for gov.
ernor and the Republican state ticket.
are elected.
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Minnesota.

st. Paul, Nov. 1O.-Incomplete re-
turns from all counties in Minnesota
snow that johnson, DEM, was elected
governor by majority of $4,000. Re-
turns received here today show that
the next Minnesota house of represent
a a VIII have 1O7 Republicans and
IL Democrates.
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Famous Yacht pes,oosr n,.

VIA G.,asgow, Nov. Is. - George Lenox
f ma. u the yacht designer, who has
,or some time past been i'll, died at b;s
s sssluenoe In this city today of baars
70 ha e. his condition was reported
~ ~ 20 oetter yesterday, but in the n;ebt
lie was born in 1851. ''eo away
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19
Nevada.

Reno, New, Nov. l0.--There are still
about 20 precincts to hear from in this
state. A conservative estimate places
Rooseyelt's plurality at between $500
and 5000. Yerington, Rep, is elected
over Van Duser, Dem, by about 100.
Nixon, Rep, for senator, will control
the legislature by about three votes.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19

Omaha, Nov. AT midnight the
are that Roosevelt has car
ried Nebraska by plurality of s5 600
20 4o,oOo. The Republicans have
elected congressman in the First
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts. The
second and third aie in doubt.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. e.-Botb
Democrats ami Republicans are claim
ing the state. Returns indicate ma.
lority oil 10, 600 votes Tor the Democrat.
&c national ticket. aud perhaps 5000
,ess Tor Frazier, Democratic candidate
Tor governor. 70
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19

Rome Nov. 16.-At the Russian EN-.
oAssy mere the belief is expressed that
tne Russian second Pacific sonadyon
VIII go from suez direct to Jibutil as
Massowa and Asab, the ports of Frvth-
rea' lack provisions, coal and dock
yards, but If necessary, for urgent reas.
ons' there is nothing to prevent them
from landing there if they respect ItaI-
ian neutrality laws.
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Colorado.

Denver, Nov. 10.-D. B. Farley,
Republican state chairman, today
abandoned his claim that Governor j.
I'll. Peabody had been reelected, and
the governor himself conceded his de-
iest. Adams majority over Peabody
In the city and county of Denver is g.
07O, and in the entire state about 5 900.
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Providence, R. l., Nov. Com
plete returns from Rhode Island for
president give: Roosevelt 40,898
Parker 1924; Roosevelt's plurality TO-
974. Utter, Rep, will be elected gov
ernor by less than 5000 plurality. The
legislature is overwhelmingly Republi-
cali.
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New York.

New York, Nov. 9.-Returns from
sne whole state show that Roosevelt
mas lI4'ooO pluraliy and that Higgins
Tor governor has $4,000. The legislat.
ure will have 1O2 Republicans ont Of
loo' and 30 Republican senators out Of
rarker carried Greater New York
win WI one election district missing by
2o'sss. Brooklyn was carried nv
Roosevelt by 1850. Herrick carried
Greater New York, with one election
lyn by 5,4O4. D'ooA-
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Iowa.

Des. Moines, Iowa, Nov. l1-cor
p,eae unofhclal returns from every coup.
" In the state were received bv tbe
state auditor today. The vote on nres
ioe n follows; Roosevelt, Rep. s31 !.
on; Parker, DEM, les, 5s9; Debs
SOC, 1882; Swallow, Prohi., = 2s5
watson, Pop, 1871. These are tbs
h hsures that will be canvassed by the
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Illinois.

chicago, Nov. 9.-The indication.
ussen on the returns received, are ths.
. .ne republican 19 national ticket has car ~
T n illinois by about $50. 900 SSr
democrats declare that the ivnrs. ,, nne
exaggerated, but admit that Roose "ele
N M,n' nave plurality not far from loo :
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South Dakota

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 9.-Chajr-
man Martin, Of the Democratic state
central Committee, has issued a state
ment IN which he comedies Roosevelt
polled 10000 votes, Parker 80 900 and
Watson 10 900.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 9.-Roose-
ven velt carried North Dakota by from 90
oOo to $4,000. This is an increase 81
over 90 per cent from McKinley's ma
lority; The state ticket is elected bv
probably 600 less. N ~
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Wisconsin,

Mli~aukee, Nov. 9.-It is generally
TUnceoeo that Roosevelt has carried
wisconsin by 10000. Both Rennh,;
can and Democratic state cbs;rnan
claim the state respectively for t.
Toilette and Peck. 'oi La
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exas.

Austin, Tex, Nov. 9.-Nearly com.
piete returns show that the vote oaa.
VIII VIII d hardly exceed S75, 900, Of which
zoo,0oo where cast for Parker. 60 ooo
tered. scat
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On a Gold Basis.

reKln, Nov. 16.-Tne Chinese gov
ernment has undertaken in return for
certain concessions as to remission and
o % OF interest to pay the whole
gold basis.
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North Carolina.

Charlotte, N. c.. Nov. 9.-The count
Is proceeding slowly. Republicans
concede Parker good majority.
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Newark, N. j., Nov. 9-New Jersey
was carried by the Republicans by a
bigger majority than ever the most san
guine OF tie Republican predictions.
The state gave in the neighb orhood of
10000 for Roosevelt.
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Maine

PORTLAND, Maine, Nov. with a
slightly decreased vote Maine TO-DAY
gave the usual Republican majorities
democrats showed less interest than
Republicans and many did not vote.
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Indiana.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 10.-secre-
tary Sims, of the Republican state
central committee, said today that from
unofficial reports from 80 of the 92
counties the Republicans national
t ticket had received a plurality of "a
900 in Indiana.
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Massachusetts

Boston, Nov. 9.-Complete returns
rom the state give Roosevelt 254, 552;
rsrker loS,27S; Roosevelt's plurality
so,2Is. For governor: Douglas. Dem.
zo4 81; Bates, Rep, los, COL; Doug.
las majority, 55, no.
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new haven, Conn.,. Nov. 9.-Com-
ple.e returns nom the state give Roose-
Vel' IL 1886; Parker 72,l67. For gov
elnor; Roberts, Rep, lO4, 1853: Robert
son, Dem, 1857.
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Kansas.

Iopeka, Kan, Nov. 9.-At 12.So
IN. chairman Stubs, of the Repnbl;
can State committee. claimed the a,na
t,on Of % h LOCI ior governor by plural.
y OF 10000 Roosevelt's piuraIitv iii
be close to 100. 900. ai''y VIII
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 9.-Roosevels
has carried Wyoming by $500 to 81
600. Brooks, Republican, has been
elected governor by over 1000 over Os-
borne, Democratic.
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Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9.-Roosevelt
has carried Delaware bv about 600
Inc Republicans claim that thew will
nave, nave 40 OF the 52 members of the legis.
lature on joint ballot.
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Columbia. S. c., Nov..9.-Parker
ma carried South Carolina by not lees
than 10000 plurality. The Democrat
&c stat ticket has been elected without
opposition. o"'
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Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 9.-The Demo
cratic plurality liz unusually large in
Mississippi, having reached the total
OF about $4,000. All Democratic con-
greesmen are elected.
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Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 9.-The usual
democratic majorities in Florida are
indicated. The Democratic candidates
Tor congress are all elected.
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Vermont

white River Junction, VT, Nov. O.
complete returns from varn,o.
moose A, e9l Parker 1881; Roose.
velt's plurality SO,slO. -'OOSe-
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Roosevelt's Plur-
atty Unprece-
denied.
MAJORITY
All Doubtful States Easily Carried
by Republican Candidate.
MEAD CARRIES WASHINGTON BY 1900
Oregon Gives Roosevelt Plurality Of Over 10. 900
= Idaho Gives About $1,000 Majority =
Even the solid South Is Broken.

New York Nov. lo.-Returns show
steadily increasing Republican plur-
ality and 1t now seems probable that
Roosevelt's plurality in the popular
vote will be, in round numbers, 2,O0O,-
900.
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Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 9.-Tbe
democratic ticket carried with the
usual majorities, electing everything.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-11-19

Louisville, KY, Nov. o.-The Re-.
puolicans at this time concede the Dem.
ocrats nearly everything.
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New CLEANS, Nov. o. The Demo.
Gratis have carried Louisiana for Pa,ke,
oy a majority of probably 50, 900.
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Georgia.

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 9.-This state
will send all Is Democratic electors to
the college to name the president.
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Virginia.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 9.-The state
has gone about the usual number Dem.
ocrati(.
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Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. e-rh,.
i insssa = sc, carried by Parker by sliUbtIS
election. ~ Tue last general
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South Carolina

New Hampshire has been carried
Overwhelmingly by the Republicans.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-22
NOTICE OF SALE 81 TOWN
e'. i.ii' MI: BONDS. .''ss5:s c5

y The Board Of Supervisors st lie:
Town OF Ransom, Nobles Co. MINI
esota, will receive ali bids al the
office Of the Town Clerk Sot the
Towns f Ransom MOBILES %, MINI
ssota, o. the 9Th day :Auguat,l9Q
at one o'clock, Pm. when said h btd
will be opened and consid ered) To-
the sale Of bonds q said sTown in
the sum OF one thousand dollars !
$4,000. Said bonds 70 be Of the
denomination of two hundred dol
lars $1,000 each to bear date Of July
1st:, 1904, and to be payable as fol-
lows: One on the first day Of July,
1909, and one on the Let day Of July
Of each year thereafter until all are
fully paid. Said bonds to bear in
terest at four per cent per. annum,
payable annually on the LIST day Of
July Of each year. ..:@ Mr. Z" Z =
The proceeds Of the, sale OF said
bonds to be used exclusively in pay
ing for rebuilding four steel
bridges in said Town Of Ransom. * X.
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or.all bids.
Bids may beaddressed to Robert
Shore, Rushmore, Mimi. -. r.
By order Of the Board Of Super
visora Of the Town Of Ransom, Mob
les Co. !, MINI. ~. s%.*tst
Ransom, July 16, 1904. ~ &.S% @5
Robert Shore, Town Clerk. j. !:
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: Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFAULT having been made In the nav
=. ment OF the sum Of twelve hundred and
which includes eighty-fve and 92-iOO dolIarc.
l$So.e2) heretofore. paid by the mortgages
hereinafter famed, az such, for taxes and In.
premises hereinafter described. and inter sa
thereon from the time ofpayment, which sam
OF twelve hundred and eighty-six and 92.lOO
Iii. noeee ee a4d 10
y Miiisr and Hannas Miiisr Els wif 1 mort f.
bearing date the 18th day OF Noyem6er
1895, and with the power Of sale therein
contained, duly recorded in the Office Of the
bles and State Of Minnesota on the 2n3 dav e
December. 1886, at O'Clock p. M, il, boof
~ OF mortgages on page sos; and no action
or otherwise, to recover the debt secured nv
pfss iasEzo IS
That ii .a R{ M y9ts power Of
ant to the statute in such ease made and
g e the said Mortgage viii Sc fore.
and ~ as So Of s hi
Lot number four, ~ id block humber two
~ IN Park. Addition TO the Village 4 If
OF Minnesota, with: ereditanients and s.p.
purtena nces; which sale will be made BY the
sheriff of said Mobiles County, at the front
S1or ct eas S9nrt H9r;s IN the yage
the a1st day of August 1905, at 10, O'Clock
N She forenoon of that day. to the highest
twelve hundred and eighty-six and 92-1oo dol.
Lars Isl 1856. 92,) and interest and the taxes
II any on said premi ses, and twenty-five dol
lars t$25) attorneys. fee as stipulated in
and b, said morrgagein case of foreclosure
and the disbursements allowed by law; sub
jet to demption at any time within one
Ne r from the day Of sale 4 = provided bv law
Dated July -, A. b., 1904. -
=. .r,sf@E 4 MI rsSssI5S ELIzABETH MCGEE 1
': 4. rp,s, !, !. .,rr, Mortgage
- "A ttorney for NJ ortgagee
Ssr is State Bank+Burldingsf - - ssg Z
4 2 Wprt hingtnn, M nnesota.
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INDIAN LAKE,.

The carnival is over and the In
dian Lake boys are resting awaiting
the next.
Wallace Saxon ia still patching.
Alfred Larson has many things to
tell about the west.
S. Solmonson called on friends
last Sunday; he captivated their at
tention when he played his stringed
Instr ument.
The Indian Lake orchestra is do
ing well, and will probably give
some musical concerts in the COM
ing season.
ss E. q. Eklund is employed at pres
Sent BY q. Carter. He is plastering
I but after that will proceed to the
fine arts
ss Miss Minnie Eklund and her cous-
in Esther Peterson made Indian
Lake a visit last Sunday. accompan-
led BY Mary johnson. They spent
the day..at Mrs. Eklund's.
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fitted thereby has been made in that

fitted thereby has been made in that
amount; t1sEa. sss
And Whereas. It is necessary toS is-
sue the bonds OF said Mobiles County
in the sum Of s., 10000, In order to- de-
fray, the expenses of the construction
of said ditch, it is therefore, hereby,
Resolved, That Mobiles County, liz
the State Of Minnesota, does hereby
apply for II loan Of S5,5OO.OO from tie
State University and School funds 1br
the purpose Of paying the cost Of e9h.,
strQction of the said ditch and that
the bonds OF said county be issued for
said sum, which said bonds shall bear
date July l, 1904, and shall consisto Of
one bond in the sum OF Two Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars, one bond in
the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
and one bond in the sum Of Ode
thousand Five Hundled Dollars. Two
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars In.
amount of said bonds shall become
due and payable July 1st, 1909. Elf. Is
teen Hundred Dollars In amount Of
said b onds shall become due and pay
able July l, 1912: aud One Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars in d amount OF
said bonds shall become due and pay
able July 1st, 1913; which said bonds
shall draw interest at the rate of three
~ per cent per annum, interest pay
able annually. - =. ,S. s:.}
A call for vote on the above reso.
luton resulted as follows:
Bryan yes> IA ss ssts
Haggard yes,
Murphy yes, "a Il.
Tiemens yes, ,4@t NE
+ Swanberg yes; r. 5S*.sa5 #
. Adopted unanimOu =
f. The above resolution was offered to
correct the resolution adopted april
~, 1904, as to the date Of maturity Of
last bond. ri ....f. -. 2 Is Es *;4s;
Commissioners JIG Murphy offered
the following resolution and moved
its adoption: :. ~. ~ !. ays 19ess
Whereas, The Board OF County
Commissioners OF Nobles County,
Minnesota, did on the \ Goth day Of
April, 1904, establish drainage ditch
number z, pursuant to tho provisions
Of Chapter 258, Laws Of 1901, and the
several acts Of the Legislature amend
atory thereof: i. -.7.s:..@ ;.r.ssE. =
And, Whereas, The cost Of the con
struction of such ditch has been de-
termined to be the sum $8,Ul2. 90, and
the assessm ,nts upon the benefited
lands and other property benefited
thereby has been made In that
amount; TF III 2 2 {: y.
And Whereas, It is necessary to Is.
sue the bonds of said Mobiles County
in the sum Of S. 900. 90, in order to de.
fray the expenses of the construction
Of SAID ditch, it is therefore hereby
Resolved, That Mobiles County, in
the State Of Minnesota, does hereby
apply for loan Of $6,oo0.oo from the
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syel.,Ll:,sARY ADDITION.

S ssss!ts 9l3s' CLARY ADDITION. y.
III Albert Fauskee has moved into
! His own house recently purchased
NJ art. u. Taylor. III. s.se@E ~
John Dunn has added a room to
his house. M wv \ 4 "a $5..s. a Il. :
G. Wilkinson and Joel White have
formed q partnership and are put
ting up hay. ~ %i,.ss5. 3. ).
SsS NV. how those new potatoes do
disappear (potato hungry.
Gardens and lawns have been
{ kept particularly clean here this
year. Beside there has been no
stock allowed to roam nor bother,
coming and going to pasture.
Robert Reed talks Of going to
J Watertown, 8. D., to work soon.
Henry Bisch is we'll satisfied there.
Silver Wyandotte chickens are all
the 20 in this addition now.
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ROUND LAKE.

II. Meolleer was a Lake ParR
visitor between trains yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Bader is on the sick list
this week. ~
D.Sutherland returned home from
Bonesteel the first part of thas week,
where he had been to register.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. Bowers this week. A very
pleasant time is reported. T.
Mrs. Bumgardner, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is get
ting along nicely. ''-..s~
Harry Trip moved back into
their own house Monday on account
of Ed. Trip moving down to the
farm. Every one is very much
pleased to have Ed. Trip back again
even if it is for so short time.
Frank Horton is suffering witt
blood poison in his hand this week
But it is growing better as fast a
could be exppected. ...Ez5E ), W.
THEODORE Bohls was Round Lake
visitor the fore part Of this week. +
Mrs. Charley Campbell, from
Princeton, Mimi. was a Round Lake
visitor over Sunday. :,
Wednesday afternoon a number o.
ladies met at the home of Mrs. A
Diehn for & social time. Refresh
ments were served and everyone
onioyed themselves. Z. -.
Mrs. Maud Martin is ON the s1cl
list this week.
Herman Poak from Durant, la.
is now employed as bar keeper IL
Bader's saloon. +
A.. F. Diehn, NJ. II. Meoleer, d
R. Trip and Will and John Thorn
sen departed for Bonesteel to regis
ter Wednesday night. =
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WEAK HEARTS

are caused by indigestion. If you
eat little too much, or if you are
subject to attack of indigestion, the
stomach expands swells, and pufs
up against the heart. This crowds
the heart and shortens the breath.
Rapid heart beats aud heart disease
is the final result. KOdol Dyspepsia
Cure dlgests what you eat, takes tho
strain of the heart, cures indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
tributes nourishment, strength and
health to every organ Of the body.
Sold by all druggists. 49," 49,,
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READING.

Splendid weather.
Barley harvest has commenced.
The oat crop will soon be ripe.
The store occupied by w. IL. Elk
;s;enberry is being treated to a coat OF
PAINT
Several Of our citizens started for
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PROCEEDINGS | E||||l||.
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
Auditors office,

y Auditors office, ...
Worthington, Mimi, July II, 1904.
The Board Of County Commission
ers convened in regular session this
dete. :.r .a&,s.t% 5>f1,.a@la
Members present: Henry Haggard,
O d Bryan;F 81 Tiemens, J G. Muir.
ply and Chairman Gus Swanberg.
Minutes of meetings March Is and
April 81, 1904, read and approved. !,
Commissioner J G Murphy offered
the following resolution and moved it's
adoption: 3 ...2. a.
/. Whereas, the Board of County Com
missioners, OF Mobiles Co, Mimi, did on
the 29th day OF June, 1905, stabIish
drainage ditch No. l, pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 258, Laws of
9 OF, ard the several acts OF the legis
allure amendatory thereof, 81 '.,.
And, Whereas, The cost of the con
stfuction of such ditch has been DE-
terminpd TO be the sum OF $o,503 80,
aud the assessments upon the beDe
fitted lands ana other property ben
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i t,. q IA T, = Il 80 IN
Yankton Monday. evening to regis.
tsr in hopes Of being lucky enough
to secure . piece Of real estate in the
Rosebud reservation. On reaching
Sioux Falls and learning the condi.
ton Of affairs at the land odiie, part
Of them returned. - ~ \
The Christian Endeavor society
will give q social at the home OF j.
A. Good, Wednesday evening, July
9th. All are invited. .'-.
This community was called upon
Sunday to lay all that was mortal OF
Sadie Meredith in the grave. She
had been sick about two weeks and
died Saturday morning at 1890.
She suffered intense pain for the
last week. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Christainson, t rom
the church and we're attended by q
large ccncourse Of neighbors and
friends, who extend sympathy to
the scrrowing relatives.
Mrs. Frank Hulser, of Paullna, la,
visited at the homes Of I'D. and W.
C. Hulser the fore part OF the week.
There was no Sunday school held
on account Of the funeral at the
church. "
The Colman Jumper Coils having
a set of new Fairbanks seal les placed
in position in front Of their Office.