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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
GOOD TIMES
NOW EXPECTED
GENERAL FEELINGG THAT DE.
PRESTON WILL BE DISpELLED
NOW THAT ELECTION IS SET.
TIED FOR REPUBLICANS.

OulCaBO, NOV. O.-4uAL prosperity
and revival Of business will follow
the close of the Taft presidential con-
test is the generally expressed view
Of business men. The revival in in
dustrial and commercial fields is not
to <be conflnsd to- any particular. kind
of business, but will be general Ia
the belief of those who hold this
view. All lines of trade and indus
try will feel the beneficial effects OF
the removal Of the factor of uncer-
tainty. The revival, 1t Is predicted,
is likely to begin almost Immediately
and will continue in ever-increasinE
volume during the next six months
or so, until the affairs of the nation
In a business way are once more
normal.
Railroad men and bankers. manu-
fscturers and merchants, s.ockbro-
kcrs and board of trade men, all join
In declaring the termination Of the
conflict means the end of depression
One of the immediate effects will be
the carrying through of many deals,
and many Of them for large sums
which were awaiting the cessation OF
the suspense. It is stated that mill.
business transactions which were
held Subject to release" All this
volume Of business will not be elec.
trified into life.
Brokers and board of trade men
prophesy there will be the best time:
seen for many months on exchanges
and boards of trade. Dealing In
stocks will become active and there
will be large expenditures both fol
investment and for speculative pur'
poses.
It Is stated that American securi
ties will become more active In Eu
ropean money centers. Foreign In
vestors have been somewhat conserv
ative of late, but will now re-entel
the American field with assurance.
In the manufacturing field ther'
will be an increased ou. put and tn
buying Of far larger quantities o
raw material than for months. Man
ufacturers and jobbers have beel
carrying exceptionally small stock
for some time. but will now begil
once more to branch out.
The railroad men join the rank
Of the prophets OF prosperity. 1t
the general opinion among transpor
tation interests that better busines
conditions will obtain almost imme
diatelv. Although manv Of them d
not like the fact that Taft apparent
lly stands for all of the Roosevelt pol
licies, nevertheless they are convinc
ed he IL the beet nnu'pped and sanes
man for the position.
/ Although they would not talk 10
} publication np-n the subject OF IN
creased freight rates. there are fe'
who do not believe Taft's electio
will obvlate the pocessitv ot either
general increase in freight rates
1.-The alternative of reduced wages fc
railroad employees Business men
general are l1ok'ng to the ratlroao
Ito aid business materially. The nj
ment the railroads begin going fol
ward again in the general directio
~ expapsion. 1t is declared, IN
whole country will move with then
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
LEWISTON VOTES WET! !!
At the Polls Today Citizens Declare Themselves
as Against a Dry Town. Election Passes Quietly

BY vote approximately the city of Lewiston
this afternoon the special election held for the
whether the saloon should be licensed regulated abolished
gher strength representative one and
after weeks Of hard campaign ng
The first ward nearly to for the we" bein,
427 to 1872 In the second ward the 226 dys
for the "wets In this ward the expected to
largely BY the different the hr
wards the vote 236 2o this being the CITY,
but still victory for the "wets"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
old LEADERS
are Defeated
HEPBURN OF IOWA AND Lands
AND OVERSTREET OF INDIANA
ALL AMONG THE DEFEATED
CONGRESSMEN.

Des Moines. To-, Nov. 5.-Late re-
turns indicate that w. T. Jameson
has defeated Congressman w. p.
Hepburn, Republican. Republican,
are claiming to have evened matters
by the election Of Kendall. Republi'
can, over Hamilton, Democrat.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
1Al1INaER FOR TArT's CABINET
Aovement to Have the Pacific North.
west REPRESENTED.

iacoma. Nov. 5.-A strong move.
.uent was started In Tacoma and
U.ner Northwestern cities today for
.ne appointment as secretary of the
,n'erior In Taft's cabinet of Judge
H. A. Ballinger Of Seattle.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
CLOSE VOTE IN MARYLAND.
Now in Bryan Column by 210
Votes,

Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 5.-Accord-
ing to unofiicial returns of the Balti'
more News from everv county in the
state and Baltimore City up to 1 p
m. today. Maryland is again in the
Bryan column by 210.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Minnesota for johnson.

st. Paul, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from one-half the. counties OF
the state and incomplete returns
from the other half indicate that
Gov. Johnson's plurality will be 25,-
900. .ss
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Missouri Probably for Taft.

Missouri Probably for Taft.
st. Louis, Nov. 5.-Returns In
nand and one missing county known
10 be for Taft indicate a plurality OF
ess. This may be changed when
The complete vote is in. but It looks
good for Taft to carry the state.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Big Bankers in Suspense.

New York, Nov. 5.-The jury J!
stiii out in the Morse-Curtis case.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Portland Wheat Market.
changed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Chicago Wheat MARKET.

Chicago, Nov. 5.--December
9Hc; May. $1.03&; July. s7&c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

"a Tacoma. Nov. 5.-Wheat unchans
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
LekarstWO ma nedze.

Wyralazfem leksarstYo: ma me-
DE Aalarii wytw6r trucizDy'' mo-
wi r. NJ. james, Louelien, SC.
,Na1wane jest Electric Bitters, i
przychodzl " So cent butelkacb.
Niesozy napady zaziebienia lub
z6}ciowe napady pc wiekszej czee~
ci natychm1ast usuwa z6{taclke bez
narazenia. TO s1a SDe fekarstwo l
czysciciel krwi sprawia pr6dka po-
moe we wszystkich do}egliwos''
ciach zo.adka watroby i merck W
niedomsganiach chromego grzbietu
.Sprzedawkne pod gwarancya " a
piece NJ. j. kowalewskiego, apte-
karza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

Dunina Ksiaaka do .naboiehstwa
ola wszystkich katolik6w, opr.aa~
VIVA v sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi 2
z}cconym tytulikiem. SIT SO
Zbiorsk modiitu ola cz}onk6w A.
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, O.
prswny " sk6rke angielskae,
czerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty-
tulikiem. $l.OO
Ks. Z Got1;nego wyk}ad Ewange~
lii Lekcyi ma niedziele s~ieta
ksiazka do oswieoenia l zbudo~
wanna duszy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tollckiei.z gruntownrm wyja6-
nieni,m roku koscielnego, maj
stdwniejszych obrzed6w ko6ciel-
nych, mszy swietej, nabozehstws
domowego ldla chorych, drovi
krzy&owej, jakotez zyci'rysami
Swietych Pahskich, ozczonych
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
katolickl, W c~zarnej oprawie 70
z}oconym tytul'klem $3.50
S,oietych RdnM CT ma
ma ws>ystk'e dnie rotn, pod}ug
najwiarogodniejazych zr6dcf, WV
jetych z dz'et ojctw i doktord~
ko6ciola sw. opracowane podtug
ks. OLGA o. Bitschnaua. z II
wzgledniem swiYtych pahsxicb,
kt6rych ~yda}a zle'n'a polska
al do najnowszych czas6w. z >
kolorowymi obrazkami price,
sz}o 800 drzeworytami. Najnow..
z wydanie poprawne. w pie"
knej oprawie. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

'~~S*~StOtHV SV~'~ o'stU'
wyrodny ch}opcze, = krzy>
czal straszliwym g}osem roz-
srozony zyd. - Dop6ki sic
ME nawr6cisz ME dostanies1
ami kawalka .chleba.
+ Ojcze tego ty ME uczy.
uisz! Badz milosierny, zakli:
nam Gle! - prosi1o przestra~
szone dz;ecko o~bejmuiac =
tAa Z
placzem kolana surowego
OLGA.
Ale ojciec kopna} 60 noga
tax, 2e pad} g}owa ma zie-
mic. Poczem opu6cil kazarz
izbe klatwa ma ustach j
drzwi zamkna} ma klucz.
Szymon lezal d}ugi czas be-
zmys]6w ma ziemi. Przyszedl-
sly do siebie zaraz pomysla1
o strasznej grozbie OLGA "a
morzenia go g}odem, wsku-
tex czego zaczat sic ma po~
wolna i mecze6ska 6mierc
przygotowywac.
Gdy jednakze kazarz ME-
d}ugo sic przekona} re i ia
grozba ma synu jego ME Cd
nios}a skutku ME skapi} mu
juz dluzej potrzebnych srod-
k6w do 5ycia my6]ai jednak-
re mad nowem; meczarniami
kt6re up6r jego zlamac
mia}y. !
Kr6tko pc nowym roku
1894. przybyl do kazarza
krewny jego niejakj6 Loeb
Kurzhandl. Naturalnie stros-
kany ojciec O zamiarze Szy-
mona, jake chrzescianinem
chce zostac, go powiadomi1 i
o rade poprosi}. Ten napom-
Mai kazarza ably }agodnoscia
i cierpliwo6cia stara} sic
zblakana dusze Szymona ma
wr6ciG.
- Prawdopodobnie wsku.
tex %niezmiernej srogosci zao-
strzy1es tylko up6r W chop
Gu i wskutek o%krutnego pos
%tepowania wiecej 90 jeszcze
cd religii naszej odstraszy}es,
- powiedzia}. - Oddaj 60
pod moja opieke ma kr6tki
czas, a niedtugo sic O owo~
each. WARY przekonac be-
dziesz m6g}.
kazarz zezwolif ma to
wprawdzie ME mia1 jednakze
|wielkiej nadziei pomyslnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

lekutk6w. Staly i silny cha
rakter syna jego by} mu al
nadto dobrze znany wiedzia1
zatem 10 j nowy spos6b
krewnego celem nawr6cenia
Szymona, wiele obiecywat
ME mole.
z nowemi pokusami mial
teraz Szymon do ws]czenia.
Kurzhandl obchodziA sic bar
do }agodnie, z MIN wprowa-
dill go do pieknego pokoju'
dawa} mu pozywne potrawY
ably biednego 2 sill wycien'
czonego ch]opca ma nowo
wzmocnic. R6wnoczesrie
stara} sic przez mile obeiscie
i }agodncS6 ~zaufanie dziecka.
! posiasc. Gdy mu sic to dosyo
szybko uda1o a Szymon ME-
co wyzdrowiaf i przyszed4
do siebie skierowa} madry
Fzyd rozmowe ma re!igia.
- Drogie mole dziecko,
rzek1 pewnego dnia }agod~
nym. g}osem, ujawszy drob-
ma reke Szymona - opo
wiedz mi tez raz przeciez jak
to sic stale ze postano wi1es
rodzic6w twych opu6cit, a
precise do naszych najza'
cietszych nieprzyjaci6}, do
chrzescian. Powiedz mi Of
warcie ME prawda, wszak
ksieza chrze6cia6scy przez
rozmaite przyrzeczenia i }u-
dzenie do tego Gle sk}onili?
- G ME, - ~odpowiedzia1
Szymon stanowczo z Villas
nego przekonania i popedu
poszed{em do Mich, poniewaz
Matka Boska nakaza}a mi
zostaG chrzescianinem.
- Czy obstawasz ~jeszcze
prey tenn giupstwie moi. sy-
nu? Jak mazesz wierzyt ably
syn ciesli by1 istotnie Synem
Bozym i przez Mojzesza j
prorok6w przepowiedzianym
Mesyaszem? Wedlug przepo-
wiedni pisma swietego mu~
sialby by1 kr6lestwo Judy
ma nowo odbudowac pc
mad wszystkie kr6lestwa bye
wyniesionym. Ale: gdziez jest
owe kr6lestwo kt6re on ufun-
dowa}? w ten spos6b stara}
sic .Kurzhand! W chlopcu
wiare W Jezusa Chrystusa,
Lake Syna Bozego. zachwiac
tenze opar} sic jednakze
wszelkim pokusom a navel
usilowa} przekonac swego
%krewnego re Chrystus utwo-
~rYFv eft -- iii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
IA WARE SWIETA.
Opouiadan.e pod!ug prawdz;sofgo sda,zenia

OVOWsUuU1tto pOUtuy 4
(Ciag dalszy.)
Szymon ujrzawszy OLGA
swego spojrza} ma niego z
szczerosciq dziewczecia swe~
mi wielkiemi niewinnemi
oczyma.
- Dziecko, - rzek1 La
zarz }agodniejszym jak zwyk-
lie tonem, - zapewne juz
teraz sic przekonales re ma
mic ci sic stawianie mi oporu
ME przyda. Badz przeto roz-
sadny podaj mi reke iprzy'
rzecz mi ze sic odtad popra-
wisz; to j ia Gale ~zmartwienie
jake mi wyrzadzi}e6 chetnie
zapomne i ma nowo ciebie
jake drugiego syna, do SER
ca przytule. Patrz, przynio-
Stem CT twa ulubiona potra-
wep1edzej jednakze ME VOL
no CT Jest z niej skosztowac
dop6ki ME przyrzekniesz re
pogardzisz wiara chrze6cian a
powr6cisz do WARY twych
ojc6w.
- lego uczyn;c ME moge
kochany ojcze - odpowie-
dial chlopiec smutnie -
WEI z %powrotem to dobre
potrawy; chociaz g}odny je-
stem ME rusze5 ich. Zadne
meki ami smiert nawet ME
zdolaja mic Cd Jezusa Chry-
stusa od}aczyc przysieg}em
MI wierno66 dotrzymam
jej tel. On ola mnie ponj6si
smier6 mecze6ska ola togo
i ia chetnie got6w jesten ola
Niego sic po6wiecic.
kazarz patrzal dzikim wzro-
klein ma odwaznego ch}opca.
Piers jego wrza}a wsciek}ym
gniewem.
- Uparty ch}opcze; -
krzycza{ przerazliwie - tax
spokojnie m6wisz o 6mierci
czy tax mafo cenisz swe
zycie re chczesz je odda6 "a
g}upstwo "a heretycka nauke
kt6ra oby Bog przeklac
Z6ClCla1.
o, ME, 49, ~odpowiedzia}
chlopiec - chetniebym i
nadal zy}, wo]e jednakze
pierwej umrzec anizeli. bym
mia} cd prawdziwej WARY
odpa6c,
- To Gle g}odem zamorze
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

rzyl kr6lestwoa aduohewe j
przez swych apostol6w je pc
caiym 6wiecie rozszerzy}. Sly
mon. przytaczal dalei rozmai-
to dowody jakich sic " nau-
CO ohrzesoia6skiej nauczyl
ably k~rewnego swego ma
wrfcif.
Tenzepaial natomiast wick
Sym gniewem i nienawi6cia
przeciwko ~aSszymonowi, wy
pad}, W szalenstwo i pocza}
mu grozic. Ais i to mic ME
|zpomaga1o.
- Uporu twego jeszcze pc
za}ujesz, - powiedzial Kurz-
handl i opus ii izbe Szymona
ably odszukae Lazarza i do
nies6 mu 0 bezskutecznycb
swych usilowaniach.
VIII. ......
Ojciec Szymona oczekiwa
swego ~krewnego = najwieksza
n~iecierpliwo6cia i niespoko.
jem. natazonem, poniewai
ciekawosc wielka 60 ogarnia-
Ia; jaki skutek rozmowa 2
,.hlopcem. jego. odnios1a:
Kurzhaudl powiedzial. mu bo-
WIEN przedtem. ze podczas
Sej rozmowy rozstrzygnac sic
must, czy wog6le chiopca
nawr6cic bedzie MONA czy
tez ME. ~
Me mog}es przekonac
dziwaka widze; to. pc twojem
obliczu, wyrzekl Abeles.
Me, odpowiedzia}
tenze patrzac ponurym
wzrokiem pred siebie ami
dobre i }agodne ami tel gnie-
VINE i grozne s}owa ME by]y
w: stanie 60 przekonac. Upar-
:ty 6w. chlopak bedzie pc
wszystkie wieki ha6ba ola
ca{ego Izraela i splami honor
naszej familii. Pomiedzy
wszystkimi naszymi krewny-
mi dotad laden odstepca je-
szcze sic ME znalaz}. ,
- Co radzisz mi uczynic
ably hahba ME spad}a ma ia
sza rodzine? - wyrzek}
=ochryplym gfosem Kazarz.
/ Kurzhandls porozumiais sic.
= swym krewnym wzrokiem
straszliwym kt6ry ME by]
bez znaczenia a, nastepnie
:powiedzia} przyt}umionym
[|glos y
- Co m6wi Pan Bog Ira
ella pgrzez usta Mojzesza?
TAX m6wi Jezeli kto 2 me-
Tow upartego i: bezczelnego
.syna. posiada kt6ry rozkazu.
I==ojca AMI matki ME sfucha.z j
Iskt6ry, choeiaz karany, ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

lldaiki d aabaishsts|al
DO NABYCIA
" kAi.ssiegarpi Wiarusa.
Boa 2 Iobq,. ks,azeczka do nabo.
rozmiar 34x21 cala...... 10 $50
Ch,oof, Bngu, zbi6r najlerszego
nabo4enstwa j piesni koscl.lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. ...... 45c
Lh,aata b gu, oprawna. W sk6rke re
aoconym tytulikiem, zlooone
T brzegi.. 60c
Gh.oa1a Bogs, = ozdobnej biaiej
oprawae z klamerka, zlooene
brzegl.. $l.l0
Chomta Bogu, oprawna W miekka
skor!e re z}oconym tytulikiem,
locone brzegi......:..... stc
Chodta B gu, oprawna W miekka
sk6rke, ze zlooonym tytulikiem i
z~ameczkiem, wewnatrz ia ok}adce
krzyzyk z per}ovej mao cy 1.5o
Skar6 dusry-Zbi6r najlepszego ns..
k~oze6stwa j ple6ni koscielnych,
ksia:eczka ola miodzieAg, opraw-
ma " angie'ske sk6rke. zaooo-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze-
35c
Ssarb d1szy-oprawna W angielska
sk6rke, z%2}ooonym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brs egi. SOC
Skarb du.zy-oprawna W m,ekka
'k6rke z s}oconym tytulikiem,
zlocone brzegi... coo
Skarb duszy-w miekkiej oprawie
z zloconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi... 600
81 trb duszy-oprawna " sk6rke.
~ztoconyr tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczkitm, z}ocone brzegi COO
Skarb dussy-w eleganokiej sk6:.,
rza"ej opr, vie, "a }oconym t1-
tulikiem, ;}ocone brzegi.... SOC
Ry6orek ezyli .kr6tki spos6b nabo"
zehstv a codzien2ego ola rzym.
sko-katolik6w, 3 dodatkiem pies
sni, oprawny " sk6rke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze*
3bc
W1yboret- oprawny W sk6rke, zlo,
cone br; egl, obraskiem ma o.
k}adce z}oconym tytulikiem 40
W6rM- oprawny " sk6rke z}o-
c"ne br, egi, re z{oconym tytus
likiem, z okuclem i zamecxe
KEN ..... soc |
dy6or%- oprawny W miekka sk6r-
Ky 2 z1tconym tytullkiem z}oco~
ue brz, coo
Wybo. Elk oprawny ozdobnie W
miekkq sk6rke z s}oconym tytu.
+ likiem z}ooone brzegi...... 75c
Wy6orek oprawny " mocna m;ekka
skork., z z}oconym tytulikiem
z}occne brzegi... $50
Petty nabo&e&stva-Z modlitwami
sw. Alfonso n Geese Naj6wietr
szej. Fanny Maryi nl~eustajace]
pomocy. Ksiazeozka oprawna v
mocna sk6rke, z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok}adce, z zfoconym
t%ytulikiem, ~z}ocone brzegl.. s0c
Perty mabo4exstpa -. oprawna v
m'ekka sk6rke z ozdobami, z}o.
conym tytuliklem, z}ocone brze-
Pe+1N n0bolens.soa- W ozdobnel
miekklej sk6rkowej oprawie
'foconym, tytulik,em, zfocon'
brzegi... SIP!
G1os: Sc .ca:-Zbi6r modf6ws i pie6o,
ola dusz poboznych e duzyp
drukiem) opra-n ne W sk6rke. ,,
zloconym tytulikiem, zlocon.
brzegi.. 80,
9tos. S9co Il duzym drukiem
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuciem
zameczkiem, T.. z}oconym tytuli
|: kiem, %z}ocone brzegi.. 81. 0t
An;ot Sro* Chrzescianina Kstclik:
zbi6r modlitw i piesni sluzao>
ola dusz: poboznyoh rozmiart
5x34 cali W; skdrkowej olrawie
re z}oconym tytulikiem, ztocon'
brzegl... ........ she
Aniot 4mo@-w sk6rko wei oprawie
okuciem j klamerka, re. z}oco.
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze-
Ami6t Strot-oprawny W. moons !
francuska sk6rke, gletkie ok1ad:
ki, ~zfocone br1egi, re zloconym
tytulikiem. 81. 2b;
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will be satisfactory"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, New York
sole agentsfor the United States.
Remember the name-Dnan's-and
take no other.
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Dwell News.

Harley Craig was at Cincinnati
last week on business.
DR.. S. R. Clark, of Lottes,
Henry o Clark, and ] w Clark
are here attending on their faith
er, John F. Clark who is at the
point of death of old age
Fred Shelton sold his property
last week and will go to Illinois
to live.
Henry Mccormick had a public
sale Saturday and there was a
large attendance.
James Wash visited his sister
in Daviess Co., who is on the
point of death.
The Winslow band gave an en-
tertainment at Craig's H al
Thursday night.
The cold wave froze much OF
the fruit Thursday night.
Reese Hayworth is in Kokomo
seeking a location and will en-
gage in farming.
Samuel Craig will move to his
farm in Boone TIP. in the near
future.
Orwell Needs a concrete Mil
that can make good concrete
Blocks suitable for Building
purposes and the man who con
ducts it to be a gentleman anC
good Business man.
Wilt Ables talks of moving t
Orwell In near future and engag'
| in the blacksmith Business.
Lon Arnold and Walter
Sullivan have rented the Ton
Sullivans Blacksmith Shop.
Our School will close in tw,
weeks.
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tack the VIAL organs. causing NAAAA "a -
the bladder. or tile kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell pN cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a deran cement OF the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment OF the kidneys. IL Non are feel
ing badly YOU can make no mistake by
taking Dr. kilners Swamp-Root, the
great kidney. liver and bladder remedy.
1t corrects inability TO hold uuue aud
scaiding pain in passing u. and over
comes that unpleasant necessity OF being
compelled 70 so often through the day,
and 10 get up manv times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect OF Swamp-Root j. soon realized.
Ii stands the highest for It's wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases
Swamp Root Is pleasant 20 take and Is
sold By all druggists IN hitycent and
one-doilar size bottles. N'u inlay have a
sample bottle OF this wonderful new dis
cOverv and a hook that tells All about II,
both sent free bv mail. Address, Dr.. Kill
nier x Co. Binghaniion, y y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer IN this paper. Iou't make any
mistake. bat remember lie name Swamp
Root. Dr. kiiuief's Swamp Root, and the
address, Bingham,ou, y. y, OF every
bottle.
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Common School Graduates.

The following are the names
and averages of the graduates.
Fractions are omitted.
Columbia Township IS.
Avis Beatty 81
Herman Wright rs
Jno Dudine a
Harry Harris "a
Herman Smith rs
HARRISON Township.
Elizabeth Schott 81
Amelia Himsel IS
Jos j. Harder so
Barnett Walls rs
Theodore Dudine n
RAMA Loveall i6
Herman DeKemper 70
Boone Township.
~-@lorE- IS
Edna Traylor 80
Anna Fisher So
Carrie Stradtner 70
Theodore Schwenk ~
Arvel Schnarr IS
Mary Britain rs
Madison Township-13.
Alice Melchior "a
Erwin Cox 80
Harriet Green 50
Daisy Payne so
Hammond Stewart so
Theodore Mehringer 80
Lorin Anderson 50
Eugene Norman rs
Anna Kellams rs
Jay Payne rs
Bernard Striegel 76
Marie Grant 76
Joseph Anderson Is
cambridge Township-l7
Sarah Mehringer SO
,Clarissa Kuebler 81
Laura Eckstein 8,
\ Lillian Meschede 81
Catherine Ambs 8;
| anrina Seng 8:
Earl Dougherty 8;
Il Agnes Buechler 8;
lIgnatz Kress 8
1 Maggie Jacobs q
Raymond Lorey q
Olive Rudolph q
Veronica Fink 8
Leo Buechlein z
Robt. Hohler z
} Claude Gramelspacher z
Catherine Gerber z
, Hall Township-6.
D Jos. NJ. Friedman 9
J Clara Zehr s
D Sophia Campbell s
5 Mile Nolan 8
) Anna Holzbog Z
5 VIM. Blume z
D Jefferson Townships.
0 Cora Moore 8
), Lilly Donahoe s
Katie Lohn 8
0,Grover Bates 8
z Edith Mitchell z
o. Ernest Newton z
6, Claude Donahoe z
IChas Donahoe z
2 Jackson Township-2
5 Sam bearing 8
; Adolph Brett z
o. Patoka Township-12.
D Paul Koch 9
Dan Freshe s
D, Frieda Vessel 8
D Lillian Bretz 8
} Harold Cox s
} Oscar Reutepohler s.
} Asher R. Cato 8
} Thos. Stillwell s,
} Daniel Arensman 8
J Norman Bretz Il
J Laura Bische n
} Laura Warnsman n
j Cass Townships.
! RAYMOND Katteriohn q
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Thos Schnarr 600
Geo. kastner 900
rheo Ecksteln 600
Fred Vollmer 4.5O
Geo Goetz 800
Martin Eckstein 300
Chas Harnerd 80
Jos. Schrader ? %
Jos. Meyer l.25
Henry Berger 10. 10
Eichel Lime Stone 60. Go %
Narengo Mfg CT. 1900
Thos. Schnarr 800
Dawson & Dawson 1000
s. A. Glezen 400
Edw. Blessinger 94.35
Ben Wibbels 1853
II. II. Poetker l0l. 20
VIM. Hemling $500
VIM Noute $50
Ig. l.. Friedman 900
Poor Farm
| A. F. Gugsell $500
Summers & Co 13 40
Jno. II. Kersteins 1.3O
Peter Weir Is. II
Nat Buechler 2l2. %
Ben Hutchinson 500
Jos. kunkler 5.33
Printing, B & S
VIM. c. Buckley 800
ViQuesney Printing Co. l57. 20
The Independent % %
Ben EG. Doane 1900
Ben Inst.
Pike Co. Orphan Home 325. y
Julia f. Works. q 80
I.quest.
Jno. F Minker $50
f. II Parks : 90
Miscellaneous.
Fred Vo.lmer Criminals l0i %
VIM. Melchior Specific % 40
&C.. P. Dixon Insane s 90
". S. Hunter Specific 11.o0
Peter J. Schnarr Bridges 40 90
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Elsie Wibbeler
Elsie BE ard iley
Irene Hemmer
Clara ! ammers
Sylvia Hufhagel
Elsa Patherg
Hilda Feldmeyer
Herschel Cooper
Amanda Hunefeld
Sarah Schoppenhorst
Rhoda katterhenry
HOPPE Kemp
Corella yollenkamp
Elmer Hoffman
Hilda Feldmeyer
Amelia Werremeyer
L. dia klosterman
Ferdinand Township ii.
Rose Dali
Albert BARLEY
Amanda Mueller
Leona Holinden
Lucille Beckman
Emma Holinden
Veronica Gehlhausen
Florence Gehlhausen
Verena Sonderman
Augusta Hoffman
Clara Rickelhoff