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Arizona republican., 1908-11-09


 an ordinary carria ee of the finest build. when there came st lack of inter- est in motorcyC-ies on the part of the inventor and ne sold nearly all of his patents, one cause of this lack of in terest was in thinking that the public ? Wouids no, pay more than five hun dred dollars for a machine and it was not thought that there would be any profit in it at that price. However, there was an effort made to form a larger company but people were not enthusiastic.
 Mir. Copeland, who furnished the above facts is here for short visit with friends and relatives and to see the fair As the old timers know he is in reality the father of the automobile and motor cycle. That is to say the principles he utilized and first put to a practical test in the invention of his self propelled bicycle and tricycle., are the same ones in the main that are uti- lized in the manufacture of automobiles and motor cycles. Improvements have been made in many ways, not only in applying the motive power but in the construction of the various vehicles in dlA Nlitii IGSDtNAlNt put lflt ciple behind it all and the engine that furnishes the power in all these ma chimes, differs in no important idea eX- cept detail, from the constructions of MT. Copeland.
 It is a pleasure for Mir Copeland to be here today and see the excitement over these power machines. and in memory compare it with other days when people all thought he was vast ing his time. It is also no small honor for Phoenix to have been the birth place of the power propelled vehicles that are now the chief excitement of the sporting world, and an invention of great utility.
 MT Copeland aas with him the pie lures of his notable baby inventions and they will be displayed this week at he fair ground, not for money, but where all may sec.
 At he time of today, says MT. Cope
Arizona republican., 1908-11-09

Sabbath. a Sabbath diviner because human, is more needed today than ever before in the history of the world and
 by us perhaps more than by any other people on earth. The ritual Sabbath the Apostle Paul regarded as one of the shadow shapes which were destined to pass away before the advance of the religion of Christ But the eternal need remains. the need for rest and recreation, the making over again of mind and spirit-and for organized re- ligiOus work and worship without which the soul droOps and dies. That remains. and it is the denial to oneself of such divine renewal of the highest there is in us which threatens this country with calamity.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-09
4 FOREFATHER
 IF TIE AUIU 1. ). Copeland inventor of the
 First Power Bicycle 4 RESIDENT OF PHOENIX Is Here On Visit and Will Exhibit Pictures of His First Machine--Auto Con- struction Differs Little In Principle.
A RESIDENT OF PHOENIX

The event of the Los Angeles-Phoe- nix auto races will probably remind the old residents of Phoenix of a time in the early history of the automobile which was examplified by their fellow townsman, L. D. Copeland. who at that time. 1884. was an engineer in a Phoe- nix flour mill. He built a small eu- zine, boiler, gasoline tank, etc, and attached the same to what was theI known as Star bicycle which h.td a fifty-one inch rear wheel, and au s. inch forward wheel This mac inc which was a very beautifully con structed affair, was on exhibit n at the first territorial fair in 1884 where it attracted great deal-of att intion.
 It seemed plain to a few peopl who saw the machine in operation thai there would be a good future fsr a self propelled vehicle prcfe abl5 with four wheels. and particularly plain f0 the inventor. With this view in mind Mir Copeland took the machine east and interested two or three men with him. for the purpose of ealarging and perfecting a self propelled vehicle which would serve in a usofu' ai pleasurable way.
 Three years liter. after considera- ble amount of labor in rebuilding. etc, he produced a three-wheeled machine which would carry two men at the rate of twenty miles per hour on a smooth level road. The longest trip successfully made by Mir. Copeland with this machine was from Camden, N. J. to Atlantic City, a distance of sixty miles.
 Upon the completion of this motor cycle" as it was called. Mir. Copeland had his plans for attaching power to
Arizona republican., 1908-11-09

fled to appear, respond. and offer evil dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock am. on Nov 27, 1908, before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Phoenix, Ariz. The said contestant having, in a proper affidavit. filed Oct %, 1908. set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this mo- tice can not be made, it is hereby ord cred and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 FEN $. HILDRETH.
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-09
HH-- = z--' HAB QUIT WORK
 READY 10 GIVE UP IN DESPAIR
kestorel to Health BY Vino]

Ss''A S'A " AAooAeh oy Auol
 T was sick, rundown erd finally bad to give up work. Alter trying 6 number of remedies ana several Dhy- sicians, I was just abou. ready to give up in despair. I sav Vinol ad- vertisad and decis 70 try it. and il has dor more good for me thansEll othsr means combined. It l. i.-t. nIe up and restored my strength until I now feel twenty years younger. and am able to attend to my work again $ usual" Job Jeavons. iOS6 Lind street, Wheeling, W. Va.
 The reason Vinol is so successful in such cases is because it contains tonic iron and all of the strengthening blood-making and bodybuilding eIe- ments of cod liver oil, but no oil
 Vinol is unexcelled as a strength creator for old people, delicate children. weak, rundown persons, and after sickness-and is the best known rem edy for coughs, colds and bronchitis.
 We return your money if Vinol fails 10 give satisfaction.
 A. l.. BOEHMER, DRUGGIST,
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-09

Piano tuning. Cali up Redewilrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21

Ierne. til hi sIernmer Raalet. aGe eGcr
be Heffe. bill aisre roset; cnoel oil faa
iitanS SubfamIins til en- Sina. % en- HI
e. dfloet o.i.n. 3et fan unoeriioen bli
for nlceei al bet soce o9iaa. Ser fore
Iiager altiaa anIeening til at hoe til
Here fcrifieIIiee @isrcmaal. 2aoer os
oa ferit oGIge set. iom er melt tienIi9t
% nsoucnoiat for 9paecns SnSpaanere,
% ipm RsI % 8uit life fan iortGre,
eIIer iom lar iig itirIe. On soo Bel tror
ieg, pil oeo libt Geibolo itoa yeSlag til
'ortnnenoe SiSer os Sl9ater.
Ru innes ies, npgIe Tiger: Gi tiIhs,
rcr lite pen gpso. Tom trruser Bel. 2is
aemesri bpiIseu 0ranolag pi or ppporet
/ iuNcn 5erreoet. aIt ira SeIierait Gro
I'll SIrirSSriib. er ! ~tirtelia o. iommms
nal 6enieeroe iummeniluttet. Srnes
Serrehstasie, bpor Chatter opbepdres o.
oerfro meeeIes til SerreoetS 5raua OF
Seboo, iadldngt bct rrtter. altiaa,
hndo ri aisr for Ben euieItt Gel. oct aisr
b, for ole. Stal ogiaa iorehad en- II
Den Gdnb til at mnsta. ON uoarr bill
nabue i'm rlmSe Saano. urmlis gaitor
:. Soacbdua, Saaep Gitn, u, Sal.
Reo agteIie % oilisu
On GfusSrI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21

ca clifd iiaiis al 8ienta ca,
os BELT Set inn I grinaa braun.
9scn DO, iom bar Tom iiapt for meg,
iiaa DO. 60 aIoris oanr.
Ga ilaus firing iom bIinea @ut
% femrSe runot % piIpe ia,
men aItiS imott Sen Gieuta ut,
Tom inf co oiIoe ha.
Go iucip ca ser meS Sore os @raat
on freiiia aIenma foar ei Srps,
men mart es beprpe Uieutelaat
10 bart co lille lios.
GO iprors o. pratt % Leila meg.
% iaag pnd ipdr ei faaer Ren.
% life heitt es eliza CO,
ia. 10 CO ptIse Dep.
Gilt gicii ben 9etten mango aar,
% GiiibugsIoeen flo!ua bon.
oa co iett Iiiiom biupe Suar
40 hemc CD % Srorn.
No siens CO Tom ciu AMMAN Idnn
% ier p0a @eaeu. iom CO tom:
ca ier 10 rrut cit aIpeIauo
/ Sol % @Iomehadm.
Son Gortoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Stteratur.
sfriit um bet samlr Tetamcnte % Si
bcltritifcn.
Son ritog.

"aAhi'hN""
Oct CT al 9Crc prrb. at bette Iiterpre
S~pretngcune iuobbStr til Subitriptiou
paa lin 5te garRuug. Ranac ipddeoc
Oct en- tibIig lluScrpana. men oct bar oo8
bit Jig hpao lloliperne baabesc -
at Bet oirtelig uNigIote ct Sauu. .Su.
oct CT bel inaer SpsrNripelie at itae, al
oisie Se9er bar rp'ert en- RiSiiou, iom
life idn uuroere5 bolt NOT. &c t~ioliscrc
HorQnnar or euomI at iun iii Den crs
rinncliqc EriS. 90 SIS. .. b. I for 90
Gents ianr man @eqer. iom upgisr optr
400 cIe9aute SrBttOcr, oa hpiS BOG
laocpriS CT upcr $3.50. 90 bpuo SlalS
Ys9er? 80, set bcNitc. ocu moocrne
trpenSe n~poloactiitc yiteratur fnr oppiie,
Oct bttuoeligitc SC IGrNeite troeuoe Sheos
Logger Dor Sio bar itrcpet til Boripar
for oct eamIc Seitamentc. Suaen aris
item. Iom bill bn uoQeu Breic pan. bpprs
lebc5 Sc @nntro'S, Sturmllsb pda Dor @is
bel fan tilbaaeoi'eS % for Ell iunb on
lamb tcoIoatit SorltuiuQ faIOcr til 9ors
Den, fan uunIaoc at itdiie iig oisie 90
ger.
Sor 1908 CT ser paIat ct @crt. iom
oeb fin 6rewtomlt ouFtc Ell u~muaeelig
Spiigt oa bIco bsIenrct mco en- Sroers'.
prsp,ie paa 5000 Dollars. Set or Yror
SarieS CTR; Set aamrcItc it~amcuiIige
YrobIem. goacu ~ombanOIer inb9uaeups
/ en- tIar os orif,leIig Sorm ale 0opcSs
ipsr8smanI meo Seninn iii set eamIe
EeitameutcS SnbboIS % CpriroeIie, OF
brrer paa bper Sioc Grra al Soriattes
renS opbc SucrbeulSuil9 ON @uosoroe.S
@8tbeo % Snubbco. @ubuu er Der bare
i1e!ommct ct libet Sefte iom S%rSIcoriug.
Spcrifriften ODER &c i bette iuoeboIotc
aapitIer bill aritueligeierc SnobolSct;
II SibcleuS orpaniite @ubeb; y Spfnl'
helieu al BET 9amIe Seitameute / oct me;
- ben bibeIife SiitoricS iormaaIseuIisc
art; A %ereitnaeuSc Eoreiiqirqer on
8eli9ioneu; 81 aeIigiorens lloiprirg
fra auooomreIig H~obcubnrina; 81
T~nbenbariueeu / SorboIo til Sen ifriita
Iiae 8eretnine; y set gunlle Scitas
meutes 5orhoLA til ariituS.
Neo ianrme aargara bill oaiaa islas
ct mt &ert at Den fra De t'Nligsre Var
aou8e iaa ioroeIaatig tienote irtercss
'ante 8crfatter Wage Sdmiot,
Sor De ~tuiiuber. Tom M ogiaa Der I
2aroet er tomrtet / geiieeeLie at oisie
geger. er Oct unsooeu0igt at aubeiaIe
ngiaa Den rpe N~ar8an1; men Der CT bel
enouu mango. Tom euSnu life bar aiort
aIpor al al itniie fig Dem. % Ill oisic
bill anmcIasrer iiqc: Sterrc llobptte o.
Seliiauelic er Oct mmuligt at ina for 80
Gents eno eli dargang al oieic Striiter.
Sc faces peb at t~iIifripc augsbura
Yubliibing pouic, minneapolis, Tom bar
9grcr al at bare tat ~6Orcta8crSet iaarg
her / Sunoet. z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Sii EtneopIcr | Imcrifa.

Sor 8nnneher 'iSer iun lea / "Scros
rab aYoitcu" ct Sorllas eaer Cpfororino
I'll os 9tneoeler, qGaeu6e no paa at bieis
pc e~tueoalens 3nopanere at qjeurems
fere ct pnniGutt geianIga qieuncm
Standardization Gette er lea Tom Sts
res 6rrnSe Of SIratning meget interes
ieret for. men bpdo fan oru entelte uos
rette | bette SiliRISe? Ser ntad lie en-
Sammeriuti'iua. "a bi Dor iaa aSs
ipreote Der ! bette 9ano, Tan hi SesvRrrr
lite iaa inmIct pore iGqes Sauicr ca
@ieremnal nSeu gieuuem apiicrne. Sea.
'otn lcper ian dfiSrs noe pdn @eiter5
Yrrrier, bar gentet at ie ct Silipar fra
nogen al 9oer, Tom reg tror leper rrrs
mere hinanben, / mer beioltcSe Settles
menter OF tan inmmfn oberbeie OF be-
itemme Ger. men lea bar iuttt Jet { 9las
Oct oesauaaneuSs.
Sea tor mig Sd SEN Sri6eS at barre
BEN feriis til at aipe Rrs. 5teuiatbs
6oriIda nit 9ifaIS og afie ct liSet ge.
lsb III omtaIte SieLp. naar Oct bIir be
TENT. bpeui iom moStager BET. Sea bar
tFu't mig FL. Ole Seitiuh, Rarsiui,. q.
8at.. ellers iom be s0rise inner icrspbt.
Oct a snifeiist, ON ianmause. iom life
bar CLIENT III g~arrSomshjem OF bpor
iom Bern be / Stobene iana. tmos piir
fin grtieuStlia6es eeh en- Zig anIeSuing.
vi bar grfdrin9 for. at mango gPtte
imnn eisr en- itor va.
Seq tror life. bet manaler pnu sill
ieu ri At rGiis pore Setieuote en- bieis
peuoe paane I'll ct ian almrulpttigt6ores
iaseaoe. bare vi lie itaeerer ousr Rias
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
ganrNnpte.

SoISriSfciten MI tiliiuuSer.
Store min. 0. bullet ruSer,
3nts on bette ret begrrneer
I'm on oertiI nu bar Smncer.
SnS pnd Sa!cu Ser at trGNe
SGut al barre Der tiliteoe
90 peo goroet bn et 5Goe
&uor Oct BIZ Dit 3ierts sIGSe.
SuIesI % Spete'iso
Suocflt o. au~G'iebrso
ScflefIir9 % Miemmeereo
SIi8t gisr SiRoet runS ~ rso.
VI! Den Gale. al Sen Suutieu
Spao Glen. NED 40 8aiIeu
Goer SorS % @ruf o. aragfen
On Sruna, @er!tu, @raar ogglu'ter
50 at irrfie ser ida mango
IN 81 Iad pdd War iGa lauqe
Siocu : lang StoIeinuge
Sammcn pda Sc iiGre Sarge.
@arc Tom % orr peIfommeu,
2Itrcs Slioriug. Bang % 2ommeu -
Gm on booNs belt peo 8Iommen
Nel OF SdtIinS er beIIommeu.
Sf'e bare @aleriss ScIf
vile. ior er Roraes SoT,
SoIi for 4oSer RorseS Ssnner
Or ueIfommen, iom on fisnner.
gbers for Safeu iutcreSiereoe
Il. q. g~rctteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Oct bIep Reen!

en Geirproiet, ION uoaiper Ell MI
mniaf, Der ioruoiiger, buab Slads
Scir oct lfaf bii boer Tna / Iaret.
por noe pna en- Heiie. Z Ell ltbcn
Sanosbp off ban iuo / Ell 9utif for
Of tisbe Jig en- Cigar. oa ban font |
Santtalc meo @utifens Ger ON q %
anbet og tililut ON geiret.
Set CT lIemt, at on life bar Ell
Garnplp; oct blir Regu iuoeu aoeI.
ben" ing0e San0elsmnn6en.
"Geri tnger on pit Sell" ioareoe
0eirproieten. Get Ter for mig no
til, at hi faor tint gcir iboa."
stan lon pGre." mente SauoelS
monocu. "4teu ieg er pillia til at
prooe en- QuIer pao. al Oct bIir Hegu,
inoen Gaaen er onune, IagOe ban til.
Seq ifnl aierue pGOoe en- GnIcr
imoo," iagOe Broietcn. Seq bill
fonuuc inOom ialeu / eitermioOag 90
taqe imoo TaIeren."
8eirprofeten git, men bar life fom'
men Iangt, for oct begun0te at reane.
San bIep aIoeles aiememuano. %
bcguuote ban at ipeflilere poo, bpor.
lebes aiebntanben funbe pGre iitan0
til at lpaa ioa ianot. Get pnr fart
iom Granf, iorefom oct BAN. al Gan.
OeIsmdnoet bopbe ct eQer onoet iif'
tert NtPrfe at 9aa efter. Som vi.
mnuoflogiper % 8eirprofet bunoe
ban Snteresie al al firoe no, bpao
SanoeISmanoen bauoe at itstte i'm
uieilbare Spnuoom pad. San off
tilbuge til Vutifen, buor Sanoels.
manoeu msote BAN meo ct Smil ian
breOt % lonat iom ida. -
Com on M lit eriare. bar ieg BOG
aaigepeI iiffer | min gag" ioaoe
Souoelsmaoen.
ga, oct morsmmer ieg, og Der or
IuIeren." ipureoe Eroieter. Seq
er uiut9 til at giue dig ii Galer, ON
OH oil iortpae, buoo MGrfe on git
eiter, od on ioruoiagOe, al oct iful0e
bIi He8n ioag," iortiatte ban.
Get fan ieg euoba iortTle oig."
mente SonoelSmnu0en. Seq bar
en- AlmanGf, JON ipaur Seiret, OF iaa
fom ieg til at ic / Den i0ua. Oct er
en- Berion ueo 9topu Sbompion. Tom
lioaioer almanofen, og ban fnloer
iig oueniflsbet BrOiesior. 8prre
aaar life / TO Sfo. Seq
iaa, bon io~ruoiag0e INT, blnnft Geir
Tor ioag, oa icg par iaoleoeS iiffer
at oct uiloe oil aegu."
geirproieteu RATE Sanbelsmanoen
en- Sier uoen at iige Ct Sro og ait
oerpan lin Bel. Get falbt Tia nenliq
al ban oar almanafenS llogiper.
beo SbOmpipn OF optraaote Jon
8rofesior og Seirproietl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
miiS celia Stroebe. ITO
~ Gifmono Ct, appleton, @is.,

mis- DELLA Stroebe. ITO
>i1 2ifmono Ct. appIeton, 8is,
ifripcr:
"% Here gar nnr ieg / en- neS.
butot Silitono, og ieg frnOe life finoe
noqen SinoriHg huerten hos S9ger
ener al Weoicmer. Sea tunoe life
moe goot al mine MoaItloer oa bel.
Ter life iope ON Hutteu. Seq bopoe
tore, merfe Ninge runOt Eineue.
"Ditne Gcuner nar meget Rngite.
Iiac, Sea bIep tiIroaSet at qipe Re.
rtma nj Grspe oa til min @lpoe be.
anu0te ieg al bebreS meo Den fsrite
SLATE. otter at bape taqet Ter ,Sla.
Ter bar lea i%uI0itGn0ig heIbreoet.
Sea fan life iiae iormeaet ON BE.
rlma iom en- Meoiciu for apinSer,
Scr cr / en- ~ucSbruNt Iilitdub."
Ee.ru'ua siurSs lluSere.
0trS. CONNER 3, 3. goner. t42t
Sberman auc.. GuauSton, 81, flyer.
at bun bar ueobrubt. furoc buerten
ipiie eler iope goot oa tobte iaaueI
/ SuIo iom tit N2oo. GeruuG aioroe
llnoere for henoe. og bun taffer Be.
runa for mt zip og M Stprfe.
A. IL -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Tseeus son.

Aari 6aIietG Glen osoc SreoagS
Rorgeu / fin Gntier Nrs. Ears 7ubls
Sicm | Canton Sotpnihip. HiSeSt
bophe iclt iia oonriig ct aarS Sio, o.
iioltc 9toocmber bIep bun Ingt tiIieuq5
bopr bun blcp Iigacnoc iuotil lin $50.
Ser inotrai ben 13oe aug. 1905. ais
hsNe bar fsot Sen lite SoHuar 1915 og
bIcp iaaIeoes 03 Har. 7 Raaueber o.
Is Suge anmmel. 6uu fom iii ameri,a
/ aaret 1878 fra CpSals RreftcaicIc,
Sun efterIaSer TO 9strc. 0er-
Sars Tabl % Rrs. auoreiu Rsnniua,
ion begrGoer Sabet al en- fiGr Rober.
gtta Ta6l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21

Si iorubiGtter iom befienOt, at
SlanSet blep opoaset, 0sbt oa befol'
fet al 3promGnb. % at oisie RorO.
mGno forIoo Toree p9ientlis al po'
Iitiite Seuipu, men ellers bolOt ian
res Iooerlatoet og iuIgte BETS arI'
turuopiflmg. ariitenbommcr tog
iloilpiterne inlob paa ocu uorife
Gonses 0piororins; I'm Sop beHte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
@ipcr inlshgnois 5iliressaiaelie.

Sdnisnu. SAT-. i3oe Iiai 1908. -
3r. y. ! Nsnoall 60. guosburs Sails.
vi, - Ssiitrreoel Seq bar brust saus
tic meget al 8sreS aeuoals Spapiu
Cure, OF BEN siper mig iuIoftRnoig Sils
freosfnleIie. Snelagt CT ct 6rimgrfs
for bpilis &c penIisit beoes ON al ieuoe
mig ct GrempIGr AZ SsrsS -Sredtiis on
the porle ano bis Siieaies-. Seres
z ). 9uiil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Man-a-Iln or def ideaIe Laxatiy,

Hdnr De ifriner til apertcs
ren0c. iaa uGr iaa peuIig at
meoSeIe. at Re iaa oeres
advertisement | "Setprubs gos
fen. Tet iitrer Gem ben
bcsite @eburbIins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21

What the world needs is more work
ers, fewer knockers-especially fewer
knockers who work their victims be-
lore welding the hammer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-10
LITHoGRAPH1c HOUSE.
Building Material of Value That
Owner Refuses to Remove.

A plain, plastered stone house
about fifty yards from the ancient
city hall of Nuremberg, Germany,
has nothing to distinguish it
from the other old houses of the
neighborhood except that it is
built of lithographic stone, worth
from 6 to FL cents pound. So
photographers who go to Nurem-
berg wander from the worn tour
ist trails to see the wonder.
The house was built about 1850,
nearly one hundred years before
Alois Senefelder, the discoverer Of
lithography, was born. Andreas
Lichtenstein, who built it, took
the stone easiest to get and Sc
cured it for the trouble of carry
ing it away. Now the material
in the building. is worth about ST.
900.
The present Andreas Lichten-
stein, descendant of the man
who built the house, has said
"Nein" about once a month for
the last twenty years to specu-
lators who want to buy his home
and tear it down for the stone.
1t is his home and was that Of
his forefathers, and he refuses to
part with it. So lithographers,
with thoughts Of rising prices,
look and sigh.
Lithographic stone is found in
commercial quantities only in Ba-
varia. The largest quarries are
near Nuremberg.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-10
"A DAY OF WRATH
From page 1

by the different political parties, bu
no name can appear on the ticket o1
any party unless such party cast al
least ten per cent of the vote polled
in the county where the application
is made, at the preceding general
election. The election districts ART
the same as those for the genera.
elections. The same judges ant
clerks as officiate at the primary elec
tion are to do so at general elections
A political party is defined as
zone which shall have maintained il
the district or territorial division il
question, party organization, ant
presented candidates for election, a
three or more biennial elections with.
in the preceding ten years.
Every person qualified as vote1
may register therein and vote at such
primary election. Having registered
and, in case of challenge, the same
having been determined in his favor
he shall be entitled to a ballot of the
political party whose candidates h,
shall declare (under oath if his righ1
thereto is questioned) that he gener
ally supported at the last election ant
intends to support that next ensuing
except that when voting for the frs
time, he shall not be required to de-
clare his political affiliation."
The method of voting is the sam.
as at the general election, the Aus
tralian secret ballot being used. IL
case of a tie between two candidates
voted for the county canvassing board
to whom the counted ballots and re-
ports go after the election, shall de-
eide by lot.
In case more than two persons O.
the same political party receive votes
for any office the one receiving tht
highest number of votes shall be de-
clared the candidate of the party
which he represents. The county
canvassing board consists of the
clerk of court, the auditor, the chair:
man of the board of county commits
sioners, and two justices of the peace
appointed by the judge of the dis
trict court.
The judges of election in this cit!
are: First ward, ]. H. Jenkins, G
f. Rien, Chas. Miller; second ward
c. M. Bryant, Jos. Capser, R. A
White.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-10
Chinese Way to Win Battles.

Col. Maxse,- proposing the toast
of the French president at the
banquet given by Boulogne to the
band of the Coldstream guards,
said:
"Confucius, the author of the
'Maxims of War, which even to
this day form part of the regula-
tons of the Chinese army, puts
his first maxim in these terms:
You should diffuse in the camp
of your enemy the most beautiful
musical sounds in order to soften
his heart This is a very pleas
ant way of winning battle, and
it may be hoped that the sweet
accents of the bands of the Garde
Republicaine and the Coldstream
guards playing together will have
the effect of softening the hearts
of their enemies. Perhaps the
mayor will submit this pacific So
luton of SO many European diff
culties to The Hague confer
ence."
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-10
DON'T FOLD YOUR ARMS.
1t Causes Flat Chest and Round
Shoulders-Natur Position.


By folding your arms you pull
the shoulders forward, flatten the
chest and impair deep breathing.
Folding the arms across the chest
so fattens it down that it requires
a conscious effort to keep the
chest in what should be its nat
ural position. AS soon as you
forget yourself down drops the
chest.
We cannot see ourselves as
others see us. If we could many
of us would be ashamed of Our
shapes. The position you hold
your body in most Of the time
soon becomes its natural position.
Continuously folding your arms
across the chest will develop a
fiat chest and a rounded back.
Here are four other hints which
should be made habits: Keep the
back of the neck close to the back
of the collar at all possible times,
Always carry the chest farther to
the front than any other part OF
the anterior body. Draw the alb
domen in and up a hundred times
each day. Take a dozen deep,
slow breaths a dozen times each
day.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-10
THESE WERE WE'D
Miss Rose Anna terberser and
Mr.. Stephen Adolph Johnson
Are Married

Miss Rose Anna Herberger and Mr..
Stephen Adolph Johnson were married
at 8 O'Clock Tuesday moning. The
ceremony was performed by FIR. A.
ART at St. Paul's Catholic church in
this city. Mr.. Frank Robischon was
best man and Miss Rose Minette was
bridesmaid. The regular ceremony
of the Catholic church was used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson departed fol
the east at 1:30 and, are enjoying q
wedding trip. They will be at home
in Buffalo, Minn., after October 20
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad George Herberger of this
city and has many friends and &C.
cquaintauces here. The groom is 6
promising young business man ol
Ruffalo.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-09-10
A Paying investment

Mr.John White, of % Highland Ave-,
Houlton, Maine, says: "Having been
troubled with cough every winter
and spring. Last winter tried many
advertised remedies, but the cough
continued until l bought Soc. bottle
of DIR. r.'King's New Discovery; before
that was half gone, the cough was all
gone. This winter the same happy
result has followed; few doses more
banished the annual cough. l am
now convinced that DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the best of all cough and
lung remedies" Sold under guaran-
tee at Hanson & Emerson's drug
store. Soc. apd $1.00. Trial bottle
rec.