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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Expediting Foreign Trade.

Boston Transcript: Major John
M. Carson, chief OF the bureau OF
manufactures, Department of Com.
merce and Labor, thinks that q
really fast freight service between
the east and San Francisco woulG
greatly facilitate the expansion OIL
OUR trade with China. AS Major
Carson asserts that an exporter at
any eastern point shipping goods tC
China must allow sixty days for hi:
assignment to reach San Francisco
be seems 20 have am argument read,
at hand. Express trains. as we are
frequently told by the press, Away.
"~tbunder along" but ~transconti
mental freight trains scarcely NOR.
than crawl.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02

Of any board or tribunal on a matter
before il over which it has juris-
diction to act. If 1T had jurisdiction
TO act in the matter. then It's errors
in law or tact, no matter how plain
or great they may be, can be
corrected by writ Of prohibition.
Under the statutes of this state,
Section 1888, Political Code, 1903,
the City Council, acting as a board
of %canvaSsels, had unquestioned
jurisdiction to canvass the returns
and declare the result of the election,
and, although it may have made a
mistake in the canvass, or arrived at
a c%onclusiou incorrect In law, such
errors or mistakes cannot be cor
rected by writ of prohibition.
| have in no way changed my
former opinion that under the
statutes OF the state the question
submitted should have the atfirma-
tive vote of lhe majority or all the
voters voting at such election,
although they do not all vote upon
the liquor question.
Whether there is some other
remedy or not, AID st what it is,
| am net called upon to decide at
this time, but that such matters
cannot lie reviewed and such errors
corrected by writ OF prohibition, is
no DOUBT the law. In other words, q
writ OF prohibition cannot he made
to take the place of a contest pro
ceeding either at law OF in equity.
Dated July 9Th, 1907.
by the Court
Frank b. Smith,
Judge.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
MILL INSURANCE ADJUSTED
The Mitchell Milling Co. Will Re
ceiYe the Full Amount of the
Loss on their Property.

/ he work OF adjusting the loss on
the destroyed property of the Mitch
ell Milling Co., as a result of the
burning Of the mill several weeks
ago, has been finished. In CONVEX
saticn with K. S. Christensen, he
stated to The Republican that the
company Will receive the benefit of
the fun insurance on the stock and
the Building and machinery, with
the exception OF the loss on the
steam engnie, over which there is a
difference Of opinion between the
adjuster and the company. This
latter question will be settled in
Minneapolis between the Insurance
companies and c. s.. Christensen.
who we're to rect at that point Sat
urdag.
a large quantity of The wheat in
the mill has been shipped to Chicago,
hut low much the company will
%realize on it cannot be ascertained,
Mr.. Christensen said, until it has
been taken Through a certainsptocess
Whereby its value can be determined.
Concerning the proposition of re-
building the mill, Mr.. Christensen
said that nc definite CONCLUSION had
as yet been reached by the company.
Mr.. Christensen realizes, of course,
that Mitchell is an exceptionally good
field for the milling business, but
that there were one or two matters
to ue taken into consideration before
deciding on rebuilding, the principal
n being that of freight rates. He
Said that il the company decided to
rebuild that a much larger mill
would be constructed, one of at least
800 barrels capacity and elevators and
warehouses in addition for the sttr-
aye of wheat and flour. In fact, it
would be an up-to-date mill in every
respect that the company will put
up if their decision is favorable on
rebuilding.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Consolation

They had been husband and wife
for three months only when the young
wife commenced to show signs Of dis
appointment with the bargain she had
made.
II am so unhappy" she confided t.
a girl friend who paid her a visit.
why. dear?" inquired the other.
* am beginning to think thae my
husband married me for my money"
"Well," remarked the philosophical
c%onfdaDte, 1T ought to be some ccn-
ISOLATION to know that he isn't such .
big fool as he looks."-Iondon Taller
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
QUIET WEDDING CEREMONY
Millimore Were Married on
Thursday Evening.

Clifton b. Turneaure and Miss
Edith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. /. Miltimore, were united in
marriage Thursday evening at the
home of toe brides parents on First
y venue east. The ceremony was
performed in tie presence Of the
relatives and a few friends at s
O'Clock by the Rev. Edkcr Burton,
pastor of the Baptist church After
the congratulations of all were
rendered tue guests partook of a fine
wedding supper. The young folks
we're the recipients Of q number of
very handsome wedding presents,
showing the high esteem in which
they are held by a large circle OF
friends The blide and groom have
live i'll Mitchell for a number of
year d have a large circle OF
friend and acquaintance who will
wish them abundant happiness in
the years to come. They left this
morning via the Omaha road for st.
Paul and Minneapolis and points in
Minnesota. Late in the fall Mr. and
Mrs. T%urneaure will leave for Wash
ington state. whore they Will reside
in The future.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02

to Goth ontliva that period. they
will grow in strength and magnitude
as they reach our coasts and march
into our interior during the closing
days Of the month.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Mitchell Household Will >
Find Them So.

10 have the pains and aches of a
bad back removed; tO he entirely
free from annoying, dangerous
urinary disorders is enough to make
any kidney sufferer grateful. To tell
how this great change can be brought
about Will prove comforting words
to hundreds of Mitchell readers.
NJ. w. Lavery, ~ianitor OF the Cen
tlal school, OF sol Lynn street,
Yankton, $. D., says 'For two
years lameness aud soreness across
the small of the back, which always
increased II / stopped or overtaxed
%ulyself, told me positively that my
kidneys required attention. If
contracted even ii sliglt cold it was
sure to settle in the loins and greater
%aggravation and annoyance followed.
i WAS suffering more than usual from
an attack when | procured a box OF
Doan's Kidney pills. They acted
directly upon the organs elIcled and
in a very short time the aching
disappeared. / know of others WHO
nave used Doan's Kindey Pills and
entertain a very high opinion 9. tie
preparation.
For SHE by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Fostei-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New Work, sole agents for the
United States
Remember the name-Doan's-ano
take no other.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Understood of Slippers.

Slippers play an important part in
the life Of almost every a In child
hood they are laid on him; in manhood.
just after he has been married, they
are thrown after him, and for a con
siderable part of the rest Of his life
they are under him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Boosting the Corn Palace.

H. C.--Cook, of Mitchell, sheriff of
Dawson county S. D.. who was in
Sioux City yesterday, and said the
Mitchell Orn palace this year would
be liner than amy Of the palaces of
former years. The chief attraction
will be Sousa's band. Great prepar-
atlons are being made for a gala
week. "SionX City always has
contributed d good crowd to our
palaces, going even so far as to
run special trains and take along a
band,' Mr.. Cook said, and for that
reason we feel very kindly toward
the Interstate Live Stock Fair.
Some of our people will come to your
far, as tleg :tge n every year.
The Mitchell corn palace will be open
The last week. in September.
Sioux City Tribune: fl. &. Cook,
sheriff OF Dawson county, S D.,
WHO was a Sioux City visitor yester-
day reported that the Mitchell corn
palace this year will be larger and
finer than ever. Great preparations
have been made for entertainment,
one of the chief attractions being
Sousa's bana. Because of Sioux
City's strong showing each year at
the corn palace, Mitchell always feels
very kindly toward the Interstate
fair and will send a good crowd again
this year, said Mr.. Cook.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
A Good Word For Tobacco.

A nobleman that was ~extreanly fat
was REDUCED to au ordinary Size BY
chewing Tobacco, which also does good
in al Asthma. 'Tis of great use in
Camps, where there is many times
Scarcity Of Nituals and Cholicks and
the lika.--"Compleat Herbal" 1854.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH B|TTERS

is therefore the friend of every man
or woman suffering from Poor Appe-
tite, Sick Headache, Insomnia, Liver
Troubles, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Diarrhoea or Malaria.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
A GOOD REMEDY

For a bad stomach is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters and one bottle will
convince you beyond all doubt that
this is true. 1t is an absolutely pure
medicine and has a reputation of 81
wears standing.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

tunoe life bette gaa an, leID ON 9loer,
manoene funoe pa,e piQi9e tertil. Det
bleo oa beTuttet at false Eom'en for en-
nominel Bris nemIig $50. Utan an'
Ter, at 8usn bar faaet iaa ueget @rus
ubat Baftsn, fom Gienbommen totebe,
% MI er Der lite mere @rus ieien.
Dst npe Meieri oil aItila blipe opfart
Der. Det uiI blipe en- EesIRensbpanins
50 6ob lang o9 80 Sob breb, oe man
uenter, at zen pil blire perb $4,000 euer
mere = Seners:: Meieritomiteen for.
taltebe fenere bette Iilbuo % bar Be.
ilattet at bpgqe ne: 6emar.eoet. Der
uil man tlobe en- Cont for 5000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

.Bo!ititen": @uu. Sobnion / Minz
netota ienote 8reitbent &ooiepelt ct
Brep, bvori ban forelo9 ct Mpoe | @bi<
cago af @uuernerer, @eneralabpotater
og Sernbanetommislaser til Drpftelie al
Sper9smaalet ON Staternes Opei.
pelle II fin &et til at tontrouere Sern>
banetraFten. MPen Ulebet ptI lite
blive bolot, ialfalb plI lite YreRbenz
ten bape noset meo bet at sipre. Set
ct etret og ilet2ouiper95maal, ,n1ener ban,
os Afsisrellen lisser bos 2anbets 6pie.
lteret. 6uis ben ertlarer, at al Sern>
banetrafif, e1ten ben iira!ter fig uoeu,
for en- Stats @renier euer lite, er mel,
lemftatlte, iaa ct Der itte anbet for Sta.
terne at sisre END at opsiue lin Sernba:
nelop9ionins. 9rpttelie af Sasen poa et
iaaoant Utpbe iom bet al SoDuion fore.
laaet Tan lite fese til noget.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

Gn forferteltg Sernbaneulptte inttraf
i9isn ueb Cotton California fife
Eorsba9 Gfteruiooas. 26 Mennefer
blep orebte, ouer 100 fom tilfabe, %
mango at oisle pil bp iom TeIse al
l1lptten. Wan peaitaar, at nlytten
biorprte fra, at Sernbanefolteue par npe
% upante; at Der par mlnbR iaabanne.
gn at Roftket ien.e,e rn q srrnet Ellen
brebt. pans 6uitru baube / mango
Ear ti9get bam ON at opsiue oenue far=
lige @ttling, % nu bapbe ban netop
beluttet at sisre laa. 5 bans 2omme
tonbt man ct Breu, iont ban baube fre>
pet til lin 9ultrus Brober etifebs
Obio, oplplenbe ON benne Belutuins
os meo nnoerretnins ON. at ban %
bans 6uitru nu uiloe beiose @uoseren.
8repet par lite blepen ienbt enbnu.
Gn anoen af be-brebte par Tprbpbe,
rem @alter fra Sacramento, Der reil1e
lom Yasiaaer og par. paa 0eien hiem.
6an bapoe peret gift en- Waaneo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

uoen poi1 is Gage. 4aleiunb Den
Abe Mars. Golt. ion, er antommet bio
fra Surenbalen, meobeIer, at Dulen bar
uarst uoen Bof t s Gage. Veiene ct
nfarbare paa @runb al fore @nemenes
Der; paa entelte @teoer ligser Der op til
20 Meter (ca. so Too) Sne opsr Usien.
Dampiftbeue tor lite lea9e til &aien
men frpsnerer uoe paa Vioroea.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

Gn interesiaut 8esioenbso. Gbica>
90, Su. Seq maa unoerrette Dens ON
ct interesiant Tilteloe, lom inotruf an
aaaenbe Rurito. Gn Often Tor omtrent
ct Mar foen fom en- ung Mano lom
tnapt par iltanb til at saa, % banteoe
paa Deren. San ia9ce, at ban tom
ino, forbi ban iaa 5ti!tet viDr. Weter,s
Rur1to" B,nouet, (bpor leg bar ct Ii.
| bet 9ttltl. San fortalte os. al ban
bapbe paret ber 2attoet ontreut to og
Ct balpt Aar, os Flpnt gan olsrig baus
De perst fps en- Sag, fer ban Tom Bio,
Dauoe ban MI peyet ipg puer ct Mor.
pan fcrtalte os oslaa, at ban baube
uobetalt neiten alle fine Yense til xeser %
bauoe peret paa pospitalet nj uger men
par btepen uerre tor buer Dag. 0an
par meset mobFaloen. @n sammel
Dame bapoe engang bsbet bam BRUCE
Rurifo og iaabe til bam: v6uis bu
pnifer at bli fritz, @utten min, brug
Rurito." Ufeu ban bauoe 9lemt g2au:
net paa Meoicinen, inotil ban (aa 5tiI>
tet, oa Gan iagoe ueo fig felu: Scr er
10 ben Meoicin, leg ituloe bruBe!4
San fit to SLATER aurito os git fin
Sci. Seq traf bam lite ieien paa ct
4ar, oa leg forleoen ttlteloisuis moote
BAN. San iasbe, at 1an albris bapbe
troet paa Miratler, men bet par netop,
buab Rurito 9iorbe for BAN. e}nben tre
Tiger efter at baue be9pnbt at BRUCE Me>
bieinen par ban iitanb til at saa pap
Arbeibe oa bleu fulbfenbis tureret.
@obt, leg ma1 lutte, fer .Brepet bltr for
lan9t. Torbinbtligf,
Mrs. 6. Rasmusien.
1910 N. California Mpe.
Or. Beter's Rurito faaes lite paa
4potbeterne men tun pos ipeclelt an,
iatte Asenter, iom er eoers egne Naboz
er, og fom 5 rerfor fienber % Fan fole
paa. Arsaaenbe pibere 0plpsninaer
friu til Or. Beter Tabrnep & Gems
So, ll2-l 80. bopne Aue., @bi,
cage, so
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

S Vinter bar ber ueret me9et Sne %
ftreng EuIoe men lite iaa mesen
Storm, iom Der pleier at pare Stater.
ne. D:r bar lite uaret no9en Mans
gel paa Rul eller Ulabporer, % ineen
gar liot gtsb ben @sn. Mlen Ger er
insen &i1te % ineen Stole PAD @tebet.
Dog pil Der nu bliue bpgset ct Stole.
bus fire Mtl berfra. SUN biIler Ben.
ner peb @otbiap os anore os lutter
meo bisfe Orb: ,6erren er COB, os
mig fattes intet. =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

S @nglanb bar Rpinoer fort Mntal
9ienta9ne @ange 9io't 9tormleb mob
parliamentet5 l1nberbus, torbi BET lite
uil 9ipe Rpinber @temmeret. TIMBER bet
fife @torn,leb, iom belois mislpttsbes.
bleu 70 &pinoer arretsrebe. Det er
fornemmeIis bpitlfaaenbe Rpinber, lon,
oelteaer BeuRgeIlen. Ut lite bet fife
@tormlp5 lp,teoes tom oeraf, at en- mee
get ltor Bolitifpste baube lamlet fig /
parliamentsbpsningen % btubrsbe Rpins
berne / oeres An9reb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04
26oe Marg.
Moro i9otptt of Mai,te.

Sacob @.tmifab, en- ca: 40 Mar gam.
mel Tarmer Iomn Of Maine, b!ep
ltuot at TN 9pretarl, Sans @ilbert|ou,
fife Manba9smorsen. @riml1ab ltoo
netop ttaro meb at t!pre oflfeb til Ter>
gus Gaas. ba @il5ertion ftjob Fam u,eo
en- For RiFe. Ruslen traf ben enc
9ofte % tom uo iaien pea ben anoen
Sioe ner op unoer Mrmen. @rimifao
falot ub, cs 6eltene tog Spranset men
blso lsanbisoe al en- 9tabo, Sobn Sting.
quiif, iom ferte benz tilbaee.
Ringquilt mpbte Mrs. @rimitab 90
De Ito Bprn, iom flpsteoe, ba be fanbt,
buao @i|bertion bauoe siort. Da be
tom tilbase til 6iemmet, tanbt be @ils
bertion ligsenoe bpb staIoen, ioet ban
bouos fuet fig lelu sienuem Wlunoen
meb en- 6aslbpsie.
Coroner .. M. 6auBan blep itrats
unoerrsttst, % ban re,lte opopsr famine
Dag os tanbt Stillinsen lom openfor
nepnt. San fanbt, at @ilbertion par
leroe|es uel foripnet n,eb Stpbeuaaben.
Dan baobe en- me9et flor N,Fe, lom ban
brugte paa 9rim|tab, ct 6a9lgeper,
lom ban bru9te paa fig ielu, en- liben
Nifte cs bssaben en- COB Neuolper, iom
ban bapbe fine Rleber paa Snbfben.
Mean tror. at be to Me.to baube
trattet angaeente 2on, Tor @rimitab
tiprte bort. Aatayelis bauoe Der peret
l9reier for bsn gto.
@;lbe.tion par naalte omtrtng 38
Aar os bar ingen Slestnin9e ber, iaa>
pibt betienbt. @rim1oc bar en- Bro,
Der. Ole @rimi1ao, bet Bpen.
| Den torulpfteoe par lmaa Dmneus
oisb'bsr, % bet beoer, at ban bapbe
tentt at fptte bort.
Be9rauellen ituloe foregaa teaar.
!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04


.Morbueiten4:: 2iget af 6else 9.
Meflen tanbtes isaar (sobe Mars) ! Ct
Motabs ! Narbeben af Bys1enfen.
Sans D1b e e fulbifenbigt Mpfert,
UNI.
BtHen par 80 Aar samuel %
fla gnte o. tire Bsrn. 6au
iaaes fbf. @ans Fer ! Bpen ben sic
Deesmb.r, ba ban ON Afteneu plubfe.ie
.forfsenpt. 6an baube tall %, at reife
paa :Stoes btioe, faa Roneu nr1eoe
inaen Itsrre 1ro oDer bans Graue1.
DIR & Mulisbeo Ior, ct ban q bleDei
mgrbet, os en retsIiss l1abert 1gslle e iai
|isaas
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

Bpen RnoroiQe I Genneaiee uanbt en-
enei eitaaenbe Seter rper Saloonerne peb
Balset oer forleben. Eemperancefolte,
ne fit en- Waiorttet at neiten 1000.
Men laa uar bet better lite nogen al.
minbelis 8alaoas. st Blab berfra
flyer. at man aloris bar feet noget liss
nenoe ! RnoruiQe, o9 man penter lite
at faa ie bet igien.
Nilereoe SCI. Z ON Mo.eenen bespnb,
te RDinber % Bern at lamle fig be
torfieoise Barbs torat beltase / en- Ba,
raoe &l. s. Man tror, Der uar 10, 900
Menaeifer Yaraben. O8 bet par
6olt al ale Rlasier os aue Stiuinser,
tatttge % rise, iom oeltos I ben.
6olt tom oalaa inb / fore Wiangber
fra 2anbet, iau at man anilaar, at Der
par 800, 600 Mennelter paa @aben
SCI. o.
s st4 ~ =
@fterat Paraeen par oper, bette Jor.
iamlinseu fig % git til be forftieIiseBala.
ffeoer, buor man fog iia neb for Dasen.
Wanb, Rpinber og Bprn bolbt Bpnne.
mpber paa Ualefleberne % boIbt til Der
belle Dasen, inotil galget par oper.
Der bleu ierueret Qun@ paa galsfeber,
ne, Os en- ffarp RonitroI bleu tsrt oper
Saloonelementet.
@eiultatet af benne enefoaenbe De.
monfftatioa bIeu, at Der blep afeipet
omtrent to Stemuler inob Saloonen
for buer en-, iou. par Tausr af ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

Fergus Falls Humane Society
bolot fit Marsmsoe en- Dag fife u9e oe
uaIste fplsenbe @mbebsmenb:
Yreiieent, @.eue Butler.
0icepreiibent, 6. Trantberg.
Mbpotat. Sames q. Brom1.
&asierer. Wrs. g. IS. 6ayris.
9etretar, Mrs. Sames u. Bromn.
DitetttoneH be,taar foruhen al bisie
Nerloner oalaa af efterneunte: 81. M.
Bromn. Sobn 8. EomnleY, 6. 8. 6il>
ton, Wars. S. .. Mattbsms, Mrs. 8.
Ib. @berpina, Mlrs. s. 8. Eownleu os
Mrs. @om. Mnoerlon.
Toreningen baube taset pare paa to
Born Maret. 2iQeiaa 40 Qei1e oq
&ier. @n 6ef uar bleuen Fnbt. Der
bauoe ueret reiF en- Eiltale, og en- Yer=
ion par bleuen bsmt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04
a6tepteDe.

Deb Raff. Nelanb, 26be Mars.
EbeoDore gilbertfon fro Gaf1eoge, q.
.. % Riis Besft 6augrube ia; 81.
I,ean Napibs.
gsb Ban. RIeppe, 3ote Mars In,
Ioren s. @arbers, Barb 60 s..
% Riis gettlie Marie Steueus berfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04
gn NorbIanosbane.

Gn Norblanosbane. Rriniania ben
Ste Narts. @snera!foben bar + en-
9triueIle til Mrbeiosbepartementet bis.
ie Da9e ubtalt, at Norblanbsbonen
militer 6enieenbe uilbe uere al i1or be-
tponing. Meb 9enIpn til 2inisualeet
cniees Snaaienlinien at bape ffor Bec
tpbnins fremfor 8eibfaolinien. 6orz
iparsoepartementet, siennem bDiltet
Striuelfsn er lenbt, i1utter fig til @snez
rall1abens l1btalelis, ierlia foriaoDibt
ansaar 5naalenlinien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

Sntbpbelfer til Brpuupper triples
5l1seblabets Erpttsrt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-04-04

s5ergus Taus Rreos af ben lutberffe
Tritirte afbolbt tit Rtebsmpbe Sarps.
borg Wsb., Dalton, Minn.. Ya{t. 6.
Berltes Ralb, l2-14 Mars 1907.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-19

Missionary Society Had Funds on De
pcsit In KnickeYboekcr Trust Co.,


NEW YORK. Nov. 10. --- Missionaries
In the Far East In Africa whose salaries
are guaranteed BY the New York branch
Of tho wcman's Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and who
recently had checks on the KnickerbcckeS
Trust Company, mailed TO them. will
have hard time getting the checks
cashed owing to the suspension Of toe
company. In anticipation Of possible
trouble In this respect tine secretary has
mailed circular letter To each Of Ia
1900 members In this state and New
Jersey explaining the situation.
A few weeks before the annual meet.
Ing oi the Society last month its officers
found u was facing a deficit Of about
$4,000. The women Of tho society
were appealed to and BY prayer and
work" as Mrs. J. Summer Stone. the
treasurer. describes II. the books were
balanced and there was credit balance
Of thirty two dollars on hand when the
society met. The society had 10000
Of its money on deposit with the Knick.
erbccker Trust Company and the Mis-.
sionarics were mailed their checks last
month a. usual. Then came the furry
and the enforced closing Of the company
The society Is represented In the Foreign
mission field by many hundreds Of work
ers. Mrs. Stone says that the women
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DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You VIII Make no Mistake II You Follow
This Astoria Citizens Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.

| Never neglect your kidneys.
II you have pain in the back. urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness, It'll
time to act and no time to experiment
These are all symptoms Of kidney
trouble. and you should seek a remedy
which is known to cure the kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills is the remedy tc
use. No need to experiment. 1t mas
cured many stubborn cases in Astoria
Follow the advice OF an Astoria citizen
and be cured yourself.
VIM. Joyce, 4l2 Duane street, Astoria
Oregon, says; "At the time | began
using Doans Kidney Pills, was endur.
ing great deal Of suffering from my
kidneys. The secretions from these or
gans were SO profuse as to give me a
great deal Of annoyance. As result of
not getting my proper rest at night,
would rise in the morning feeling more
tired and weak than when went to
bed and during the day felt languid.
The slightest exertion caused severe
pains through my back and hips. l tried
liniments and plasters but did not re-
ceive any relief. 1 then resorted to other
remedies but still the results were I'm.
satisfactory. At last my attention was
drawn to Doan's Kidney Pills. decided
to give them a trial and procured box
at Charles Rogers drug store. They
helped me so much that I procured a
further supply, used them and was en-
tirely cured. ! am now in unusually
good health and do not hesitate to at.
tribute same to the use of Doan's Kidney
Pills."
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