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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
Big Mill Burned.

The big mill and elevator of the
Red Lake Falls Milling Co.. at Red
Lake Falls. were DESTROYED by fire on
Thursday morning last week entail
ing loss of S75. 600. upon which in
surance of S55. 900 was carried.
The mill is owned by a company Of
which Marcus Johnson of Saltwater
is at the head. and he passed thru
this morning enroute to Red Lake
Falls. He stated that the mill
would undoubtedly be rebuilt as soon
as possible. as tine water power
developed there is one of the best In
Northern Minnesota. ~
The company has line of about
40 elevators and they will be kept
running as usual. One of the eleva-
tors is at Luna siding between this
CITY and Argyle. -5.*.f.
The Red Lake Falls mill had a
capacity of 700 barrels DER day. the
largest mill in Northern Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
An Honest Young Man.

Mrs. Erick KoDDang. of this city.
has received a letter enclosing IS
cents. reading as follows: Enclosed
please lind thirtv-tive cents which l
want to pay you back cause took
that away from you few wears ago.
/ was kid then and didn't know
better. and want to be square with
everybody. That's whv pay you
back what l took from you. -
The letter is without signature
and Mrs. KopDang has no idea who
the writer Is. Yet che wants to
thank him for the honest course he
has taken in the matter and hopes
he will ALWAYS in the future be as
upright and honorable in his deal.
inps with his fellow men. then he
cannot fail to win their confidence
and respect. A Young man deter
mined upon such = course Is bound
to succeed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
Took His Own Life.

Lars Erickson. who lived in the
western part of the CITY. ended his
life bv hanging himself to a tree
back of his barn on Tuesday fore
noon about ten o'clock. He was a
quiet. kind hearted and hard work.
ing man. about sixty years Of age.
and had lived in this CITY with his
family since 1892. when thev arrived
frolu Sweden. lie has spent most of
the time working on the big farms
in the vicinity. keeping the family
in town. During the past summer
he has worked on the Woodward
farm. but as his health has not been
very good. his earnings have been
small. A few weeks ago he got out
Of work and came home. A combin-
alton Of circumstances no doubt un-
balanced his mind and caused him to
commit the deed. Poor health,
difficulty in supporting his family.
with winter coming on and no work
At hand. and perhaps religious
scruples. and other troubles. made
the future seem hopeless to him.
All his life had been spent in hard
toll. and he was no doubt LONGING
for rest. In fit of temporary in
sanity he took this way to end his
troubles. 1t was sad shock to his
family and friends. He leaves wife
and five children. two daughters be-
ing married. namely Mrs. e. Fors-
lund. of this city. and Mrs. John
Bouuist. of Baudette. and two bows
and one daughter at home.
The funeral occurred at p. m. TO-
aav from the Mission church and
was conducted bv Rev. G. A.. Jacob
son. The school children who are
room mates of the children. now
made fatherless. showed their kindly
sympathy bv contribution of flowers.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to the bereaved family and
to all relatives.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
TELEPHONE line
IS EXTENDED
Viking, Ellerth and Newfolden
now on Speaking Terms :
with Warren.

The Warren Telephone Co.. OF
which Hans Swanson is the manager.
has extended the Radium line to
Viking and Ellerth. connecting at
the latter place with a line to New
folden. The line is already in opera
tion to Viking and bv the end of the
week will be finished to Ellerth. 1t
will be a great convenience to the
people Of Warren as well as to those
in the eastern part of the county to
have telephone communication. and
the line will no doubt be well
patrOniZed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
Tragic Death of Name Wick.
@ StrOm.

Eric Wickstrom. a man between 30
and 40 years OF age. met death In a
tragic manner in the earlv hours OF
Wednesday morning. His ]ifeless
body was found at the foot of the
stairs leading to the rooms above
Thibault's saloon and death evident
" resulted from a fall from the
stairs. The dead mans feet were
resting two or three steps from the
bottom. aud his head was face down
at the foot of the stairs. The face
was bruised in couple places. evil
IDENTIFY from striking the stair in the
fall. ~
W1ckstrom was a quiet inoffensive
man. and came from his home at
Warren some time ago to work at
Baudette. He roomed above Thi.
bault's saloon and was evidently 60
ing uD the stairs to bed when he lost
his balance. The soft snow deaden-
ed the fall and the first known of
the accident was when Mr.. Thibault
came down in the morning. He i'm
mediatelv summoned DR.. Stuart,
Marshal Dundas and Mavor j. U.
Williams. but life was extinct. and
the BODY was later moved to John
sons undertaking rooms to await
the action of the coroner. who was
wired for at Bemidii.
1t was evidently we'll on towards
morning when the accident occurred.
as Wickstrom was seen on the streets
about 2 a. NJ. and the BODY was
quite warm when found. Mr.. Thi.
bault retired about 12:l5 and heard
no noise after.
Deputy Coroner Lahr arrived from
Bemidji Thursday morning and aftel
Investigating the case decided that
an inquest was unnecessary. Wick
strom's neck was broken bv the fall,
which was purely accidental.
1t is quite possible that he was
overcome with an attack of heart
disease while ascending the stairs.
Only couple of weeks ago he fell
from the same stairs due to an at.
tack of this kind. Both his parents
died from heart disease.
Wickstrom brother-in-law. Ole
Larson. and A. P. Norlund arrived
from Warren on Thursday and took
the. body with them to that place
this morning for burial. -~--s -----ss- :. q.
Deceased is survived bv two
sisters. one residing at Warren and
the other at Winnipeg. Region.
Baudette. Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

for Diff. Morphv. Ewing & Bradford
for deft. For trial by court Dec.
7th.
I Ole Olson VS.. Gust Peterson. 2.
A. McClernan for plff. Brown &
Eckstrom for deft.
Josephine Dixon VS.. VIM. Forsberp.
p. A. McClernan for pltf. Brown &
Eckstrom for deft. Dismissed on
motion of defendant. 4.
judgments in a number of tax
cases we're rendered for the state.
Criminal Calendar.
State of Minnesota VS.. John
Grvskewics. FORGERY in the second
degree. Prisoner entered plea OF
guilty and was sentenced to Still.
water for eight months.
State of Minnesota vs.. Frank
Sheridan. charged with aiming tire
gun at another human being at Ste.
phen. Entered a plea of guilty and
was sentenced to the county Jail fol
30 daVs. e.. . .-..s..
State Of Minnesota VS.. Chdrles
Nelson. Charge. selling liouor to q
minor. Plead guilty an1 sentenced
to pav fine of 500 and $40 costs,
and 30 davs in the county jail. the
jail sentence being SUSPENDED during
good behavior.
State of Minnesota vs.. W. c.
Addv. County attorney Brown fo1
state and J. II. Richards. of Mime
apolis. for defendant. Indicted or
two counts for selling intoxicatins
LIQUORS without a license. Plea O
guilty entered in both counts and :
fine of 800 and $40 costs. and 80 dav!
in jail. imposed in each count max
ing 5000 in all. Jail sentence suspend
ed during good behavior.
James A. Nolan. the Stephen banl
robber. who turned states evidence
and thereby secured the conviction
of the leader of the gang at the las
term of court. was DISCHARGED, a
stated last week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
The Campaign
al & Against Tuberculosis.

& Against Tuberculosis.
The cam oaign against tuberculosis
in this state has received set back
bv the exhaustion of the funds of the
Minnesota Association for the pre-
vention and Relief of Tuberculosis.
To exhibit anti-tuberculosis work in
Minnesota at the International Con
gress in Washington proved an ex
Densive undertaking. labout s6oO).
and drew heavily on the FUNDS OF the
association.
| Membership in this association
costs only one dollar year and
keeps one in touch with the world
wide movement. In Sweden one out
Of twenty Of the entire population Is
paving member of the national
anti tuberculosis league. Remittance
for anv amount will be cheerfuIlv re-
ceived and acknowledged by the exc
cutive secretary. New Capitol Build
ing, St. Paul.
The director Of the travelling ex-
hibit. Mr.. CHRISTOPHER Easton. has
recently arranged all itinerary for
the travelling exhibit in the northern
part of the state. During December
and January. with an intermission
OF three weeks for the HOLIDAYS. the
displav Of charts. pictures. models
and other paraphernaia connected
with the prevention and treatment
Of tuberculosis will be shown. with
ACCOMMODATING lectures. in three
places in Duluth-West End. West
Duluth and down town in Eveleth,
Virginia. Ely. and Two Harbors and
possibly Cloquet. These communi.
ties are all enthusiastic and are
earnestly setting about raising the
necessary funds.
In February the people of st. Pau
will have an opportunity to view the
travelling exhibit which has beer
considerably enlarged bv additions
from the Washington Congress.
| On the llth instant the director
gave we'll attended lecture without
exhibit at White Bear Lake. ANY
place that does not feel able to raise
800 or more for securing the exhibi,
can obtain the services of one of tn,
staff of free lecturers of the associa
tion at cost of hall. stereoDtican an(
travelling expenses which need moi
amount to more than CPS. Surel,
There is no village IN the state whosl
| public spirited citizens could no
raise this amount to have All exper
lecturer point out the way Of escap'
from . maladv which causes one ou
Of every ten deaths.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
A Happy Wedding.

One of the most pleasant social
events that have ever taken place in
Foldahl. took place. last SATURDAY.. at
the home of Mr.. A. Hoqbero. when
their daughter. Miss Anna Amelia
Hoqberg. was united in marriage to
Mr.. Louis Grund, of Alma. The
marriage ceremony was performed
bv Rev. E. O. Chelgren. of Warren.
in the presence Of about 100 reIati yes
and friends of the contracting par
ties. The wedding march was played
bv Miss Hilda Hogberg. a sister of
the bride. Miss Augusta Hogberg
and Miss Ellen Grund. sisters respec-
lively of the bride and groom. we're
the brides maids. and Andrew
Grund. brother of the groom, and
Willie Engen. served as best men.
After the ceremony a sumptuous
wedding dinner was served. The
happv couple we're the recipients of
numerous useful and ornamental
wedding presents.
The groom is a popular. energetic
and capable and respected Young
man. and the bride is very highly
estseemed. ACCOMPLISHED and sensible
young lady teacher of the schools of
the county. The manv friends of
the haDDy young couple extend to
them hearty CONGRATULATIONS. and
wish them much jov and happiness
in their future life. .- -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
The Skovgaard Concert GO.

The Entertainment Course Com
mittee have the pleasure Of announc-
ing the coming of the Skovgaard
Concert Co.. on Tuesday evening.
Dec. 8th.
For the music loving people of this
city and vicinity it will be one of
the great events of the season.
There are three noted musicians in
the companv. each of whom having
the most liberal and fattering COM
ments from both the American and
EuroDean press.
Skovgaard of course is the main
attraction having scored immense
successes in every im portant CITY in
Europe and America.
The Eest wav to become CONVEX
SAINT with quality of these people is
to carefully read the. special folder
which will be delivered to you dur
ing the week bv the committee.
You will note there what the critics
saw about the individual members OF
the comDanv.
Miss Bertha M. Grinnell. another
member of the companv has an ex-
ceptionallv sweet soprano voice and
has pleased audiences in scores of
places. @ FL: 4.~
Miss Alice McClung is Skoveaard' s
accompanist and comes highly re-
commended in every way.
The committee believes that this
will be one of the very best musical
entertainments that has ever been
given in Warren. SkovQaard. the
great Danish Violinist. has an inter-
national reputation of being one OF
the greatest musical artits Of the
age.
Single tickets to this concert may
be had at Wees anv time for the
small sum of IS cents. No one can
afford to miss this concert at this
price. Season ticket holders NAV
select their seats at Wees on Mon
dav and Tuesday of next week.
You can also buy your single
tickets at the ticket window at the
opera house on the evening Of the
entertainments.
The Entertainment
Course Committee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
ACTRESS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Mrs. Eleanor cowper Shoots Self ID
New York Hotsl.

New York, Nov. 2S-Mrs. Eleanor
Merron Cowper, W1dsly-known play
wright and actress, shot herself in her
room at the st. Regis hotel Friday and
will probably die. She was Z proteg0
and business partner Of the late James
II. Wallick, manager and actor. who
killed himself at his home II Middle.
town. n. =. and In her net Of attempt
ed self-destruction she followed closely
the method adopted ~ Wallicl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
GRAIN FOR
CORN EXPOSITION
Farmers Of this Vicinity Send Fine
Samples and Expect to Capture
Some Big Prizes.

"A hoaooA " AdIucTS Ol C0lS
vicinity met here Saturday to pre.
pare and make ready for shipment
the SAMPLES of grain to be forwarded
to the National Corn EXPOSITION at
Omaha. December 9 to 10. 1908. A
total of % SAMPLES of seed grain we're
sent. all Of superior quality and
uniformly high test. If Warren
farmers do not CAPTURE number of
the high prizes. then other localities
will have to show some very good
grain. that is all.
The following are the classes and
the entries made in each:
Open to Minnesota only. Best
half bushel wheat. SAMPLES entered
bV Munger & Son. G. r. Wood. Fl. j.
Beardmore and L. Lamberson.
Eighteen prizes ranging in value
from 800 to 81 are offered in this
contest.
Wheat milling special. open to the
world. Best wheat for light bread
-four. Entries: Munger & Son.
samples testing 60 lbs. L. Lamber-
son. 81 lbs.. John Cheney. 621slbs.
Wheat milling special. open to the
world. Best wheat for pastry -four.
L. Lamberson. G. r. Wood. Prizes.
800 and $40.
Open to Minnesota only. Best half
bushel oats. Entries. Fred johnson.
A. d. Van Sickle. L. Lamberson. II.
j. Beardmore. Munger g. Son. G. r.
Wood. Average test ~ lbs. Eighteen
prizes ranging In value from SlOO to
81.
Oat milling special. open to the
world. Entries H. J. Beardmore. A.
D. Van Sickle. Fred johnson.
Oat Club Exhibit. open to the
world. Two and one-half bushels
oats. anv VARIETY. The first and
only prize in this contest is a Belle
! CITY Thresher. 32-inch complete with
wind stacker and feeder. valued at
$500. There are five entries from
Warren competing for this prize.
namely: A. ID. Van Sickle. Swedish
American oats. testing A and
l5-l6ths lbs.
H. j. Beardmore. Regenerated
Swedish Select oats. testing 44N.
Munger & Son. The Golden oats.
43N.
l.. Lamberson. Swedish American
oats. a..
A. O. Eneen Minnesota No. oats.
4319.
| The above are remarkably high
tests. In order to secure the best
samples obtainable. Munger & Son
offered gold dollar to the farmer
whose oats " ould test the highest.
and as seen from the above. the
prize was carried off bv A. D. Van
Sickle.
Barley. open to the world. best
half bushel. }. W. Thomas. test 81
lbs. Sixteen premiums ranging from
$40 to 81.
/, Glover. medium red. open to the
world-peck of seed. Entries. The
March Farm Co.. Munger g. Son. P.
Frost Spaulding Estate. Test. 81
lbs. Fifteen prizes in value from S75
to S.. 1t is believed that Warren is
bound to capture some of the biggest
prizes in this contest.
Timothy, open to the world-peck
of seed. Entry bv Albert Koyar test
49b lbs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
Notice..

The Stockholders of the Warren
Building & Loan Association will
hold their annual n Getting on Dec.
7th. 1908. at 8 o'clock q. m.. at the
Secretary's Office. for the purpose Of
electing three Directors and for the
transaction of other business that may
properlv come before said meeting.
Dated at Warren. Minn.. this llth
aav Of Nov. 1908. Albin Young.
Sec'y.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
District Court Cases.

The following are the cases dis.
posed Of at the recent term of court;
J. T. Lundin vs.. AN. Brynqelson.
Appeal from Justice court. B. B.
Brett for plaintiff: Juils j. Olson fol
defendant. Settled.
Fred Tiedt VS.. j. e. Strandouist.
as administrator of the estate Of
Fred Hanson, deceased. ct al. G. r.
Chapin for plff.: Julius j. Olson fol
deft. Court case for trial before
next term.
L: G. Erbes and Abraham Ren.
denberqer VS.. Louis Roepelle Ap-
peal from Justice court. P. A.
McGlernan for plff. B. B. Brett fo1
deft. Continued by consent.
Crystal G. Moves and James II.
Clark. as executors of the estate OF
Bolivar G. Gill. deceased, aud L.
Lamberson. co-partners as the Bank
Of Warren. VS.. John E. Ostromss'S and
Aug. Lundqren. Brown & Eckstrom
for plffs Julius J. Olson for deft.
Continued bv consent.
John r. Ostrom VS.. L. Lamberson,
Julius j. Olson for plff;. Brown s
Eckstrom Tor deft. Continued by
consent.
John j. Sutton VS.. E. A. Brekke
Continued. ~a s..<
Charles Hamiel VS.. VIM. Merdink
Geo. Hamiel, Maud Hamiel ane
Norduuist Bros & Cones. G. r.
Middleton for plff.: B. B. Brett fol
deft. To be tried before court.
F. G. Taft Co., IA corporation) VS.
Farmers & Merchants Elevator Co.
IA corporation). P. A. McClernar
for plff. B. B. Brett for deft. Triee
by the court. No decision vet.
F.C. Taft & Co.. VS.. John Giles
pie. Same attorneys as previous case
Dismissed by motion of plaintiff.
A. S. Asleson VS.. Ole Anderson anc
U. S. Peterson. B. B. Brett for pIf.
P. A. McClernan for deft. Con
tinued bv court.
E. s. Mack vs.. A. Bordenkercher
f. A. Brekke for plff.: Brown
Eckstrom for deft. Court case TO-
trial. j..
D. Robertson VS.. w. H. Hurlbut
e. a.. Brekke for plff. A. A. Mile
for deft. Court case for trial.
Robert Il. Hiosher and Alta B
Hipsber VS.. Frank Russell. Alex
ander Fosmark for plff. M. A. Jor
den for deft. Settled.
Butler Bros. VS.. J. p. Lundin
Julius j. Olson for plff. B. B. Bret
for def1. Settled. rs
John W. Thomas VS.. Great North
ern Railway Co.. Brown & Eckstron
for diff. j. ". Mason for deft
Settled.
Bertha Wagner VS.. August Wagner
Brown & Ecktsrom for Diff. Angus
Wagner for deft. To be tried bv tn
court Dec. %.
Samuel Maxwell VS.. Great North
ern Railway Go. Charles Loring an,
J. j. Sutton for DIFF. J. W. Masol
for deft. Settled.
J. S. Hilleboe VS.. Henry Morgan
Julius j. Olson for Dlff. E. A
Brekke for deft. Settled.
J. n. Zimmerman VS.. Burcharo
Hulburt Investment Go. Charles ]
Loring and J. j. Sutton for Diff. z
4. McClernan. Morphv Ewing (
Bradford for deft. Continued.
| G. Z. WISE VS.. George f.. Teeter
and II. H. Hulburt. z. A. McCIe1
nan forDlff.. Henry Johnson 70
deft. For trial bv court Dec. Z.
| n. p. Wavler VS.. L. G. Erbes an
Daisy L. Erbes. p. A. McClerna
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

A large line of the most popular
Domestic and Havana CIGARS In Eve
and ten cent Qualities at the North
Star Drug Go.
Don't miss the special sterling sale
Of new designs In sterling and plated
silyerware now on exhibition st
Holm's Jewelry Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

Large assortment Of holiday books
in dainty bindings. also Christmas
and New Years cards and booklets
"A bic and choice lineat the Sheaf
Book and Stationery Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
ENTHUSIASTIC
FOR DRAINAGE
People in the Eastern Part Of the
County Favor Mr.. Clark's
Proposed Drainage Measure.

There we're about $50 delegates
attending the Grvpla meeting. from
Malcolm. McPhail. Carmel, Esplee.
Rck eoli and other places. On ac-
count of bad roads Middle River and
many other towns that intended to
send delegates failed to do so.
The delegates enthusiastic in favor
Of Mr.. Clark's bill raised the news
papers for their share in getting it
before the public. The following re-
solutions we're unanimously adoted:
Resolved. That the settlers on the
Red Lake Indian Reservation owe
their sincere thanks to The Grygla
Ragle. The Middle River Pioneer.
The Thief River Press and News and
The Warren Sheaf for publishing
their drainage bill and for the man.
" wav these newspapers are backing
up the settlers. -
That the country press is a Sheet
anchor to windward for the people in
times of stress and grab and graft.
That each of said papers be pre-
scnted with a copy Of these resolu-
tions. -- r~-- ~, ~, w,
The delegates subscribed S24. and
it was decided to call another meet
ing at ROLLS for Thursday. Dec. 10
1t p. NJ. at the town hall. AS
the Moose River country is organized
in the survey as an independent
drainage district. it is invited to
attend this meeting. Meetings will
also be held in Middle River. Thief
River Falls and Warren.
The banquet and dance in the eve.
aing was a grand affair. attended by
about IS couples of Grygla's fair. and
to which the delegates were made
welcome. and 1t is literal fact that
some of them had to borrow shoes
to dance in. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

Tn connection with the bazar
under the AUSPICES of the Plesby-
tartan Z. "A. S.. Dec. II. there will
be supper and . sale OF second hand
goods.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

Rooms for rent. Fl. I. Golden.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

Nothing but BARGAINS at the Col
den Rule. Z
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-08-07
KEyTEsvILLE MISSOURI, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1905

the defendant, without just
cause, reason CT excuse, desert.
ed plaintiff and has ever since
absented himself and lived apart
from plaintiff, refusing to permit
her to live with him and failing
and refusing to recoganize her
as his wife or to provide for her
as such; that during the entire
period of their welded life the
plaintiff faithfully demeaned her.
self as defendants wife. and at
all times treated him with kind
ness and affection; but that de.
fendant, disregarding his duty to
plaintiff, declared to her May %,
1905, at the time of deserting her
as aforesaid, that he did not love
her and would never live with
her again; that since his said
desertion defendant has repeat
edly declared to plaintiff and to
others that he did not love her
and never expected to live with
her again, and that on the - day
of May, 1908, he charged plain
tiff with having a lack of pride
and proper self. respect by say.
ing to her: "Why do you want
to be tied to a man who doesn't
love and won't live with you?''
Plaintiff says that because of
the wrongs and grievances afore.
said her condition as the wife OF
defendant has been rendered in.
tolerable, and she, therefore,
prays that the bonds of matri-
mony. heretofore contracted be.
tween them, may be dissolved and
that she be forever divorced from
said defendant. The plaintiff in
this case is a resident of Keytes.
vile, and Messrs. Crawley &
Ruoker of this city are her at
torneys.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-08-07
How's Your Subscription?

We are going to send out an
other lot of subscription state.
ments August Is, and if your
subscription has expired and you
are sensitive about being ''dun-
ned,' you had better pay us be-.
fore August Is. All who owe
for more than a year and whose
subscription is not paid by that
time will not receive the COURIER
any longer,as we can not send it
to those who are a year or over
in arrears without violating the
postal law, and we can not af.
ford to take the chances of get.
ting in trouble with Uncle Sam.
G. P. VANDIvER,
Pub. COURIER.