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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-29
For Sheriff

Thereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of San Juan County.
Washington, subject to the approval of
the Republican electors of the county at
the Primary Election to be held on the
18th day OF September, 1910.
s. ". Boyce
Friday Harbor, Washington, June 23,1910.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-29
Paid Advertisements
FOR ASSESSOR

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Assessor OF San Juan County.
Washington, subject to the approval of
the Republican electors of the county at
the Primary Election TO he held on the
18th day of September, 1910.
G. B. Buxton.
East Sound, Washington, July s, 1910.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

Miss Anna serumgard is on the sick
l hst this IS {veesks 5,: tf r. h . ji
Il Howard Maher is home from the I'm
:ilyyeSrsity for the holidays Il 5 al*g I /
Charles Doyon came up from Doyon
Saturday e and y spent Sunday with his
friends here. .5; p 81
q Miss Jennie Belle Lewis came up
from the University Saturday to re-
main g over The holidays n WIS r,
Miss Lillian Hagen is spending her
holiday vacation with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs: NJ. s! Hagen. = = - "a ~
Miss Ruth King of the valley. City
Normal ii spending her vacation with
her parents atstarkweagther IT,.
The Misses Christine Wickum, Pal
ma Wfckum. and Martha seyerson were
visiting friends and shopping in the
city Saturday. - So - ="
G. H. Passenger well and favorably
known in railroad circles in this city,
was: married at Grand Forks last week
to Mrs. Hattie Smith of Dubuque, Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. Passenger will. make
Grand Forks their home ~ h, Ii
aTlies First National Bahkof Dsslk
Lake. N. D.. loans money on.Real
Estate at q yery bN'fate ofintereSi.
.seu Sahl pay your loan at any time
With Us. 81 i ..,...,.,,s ,.....,.. g.
n: MissessAlice Cochrane, Fern Patter'
aon, Mae Patterson and Estella Pat,
terson were in the city Saturday from
the uniyerstt yslon their way Finley
this state %: spend the holidays. ssstt..
". x. Mummah Of Melrose. MINI,
and b. s. Estes 81 Crookston, MINI,
formerly q Devils Lake hoy were the
gnests over Sunday 81 MI. and Mrs.
Joseph Foubert: + They left IA the, eve
ming for Seattle Wash where they
VIII spend the holidays with Mr.. rs
tes parents. ss I. n s,5 352s y. =
Il 4 The sale Of fancy work articles the
syyonrg ladies of the sodality and the
home cooked food sale BY the Alta,
society Of st. Joseph 4 church which
were { cond ncted I att the Moran DRUG
store last Saturday J was a. success in
every way and the proceeds realized
from the sale amounted to about $85.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
farm Loans. Money on hand OH
favorable terms. Lowest rates. E. T.
o GhamberIin. . 3..55 s..}ES::z.s !:

Mrs DE. Bangs returned from Far
l;ibault Saturday with her daughter Ger
trude who is attending St. Mary's hall
at that place, and who VIII spend the.
holidays with her parents here: 81.
Rev. q. James received q telegram
Tuesday stating that his son John who
ia attending amedical college at Chi.
ffcago had been operated upon for; ap-
lpendicitis: He received further news
that the operatio 90 was successful and
that there are no serious consequaen-I
Fees to be expected RoIette County
fHerald. s y Il! ...s ". .:ss,.5.,.
The fire Sunday evening was at the
residence on Eighth street owned by
TT. Cassidy Of Grand Forks and occu-s
pied BY A. Otto and family and orig
Iinated from an soyerhhl Gated stove. The
damag IL the dwelling is approximate;
EIly $4,000 and to the 1household sfurni-
lturs $3.50 20 insurance II
the q P g gency
Il
@ Clark Taylor Of FreshwaterS township
Robert Tufford Of Devils Lake, Clar-.
fence Passog iris ana Harold Cess,
liner az Penn Mary and Mon
roe Kirk of Odessa township. formed
la delegation that lat 81 ,ns the Aneta
train Monday morning for III Fargo ,t U,
attend the Boys and Girls institute
held this week at the sA grietllt ural col
llege The boys receive ON in
corn culture, sele ctlon and Judging.
land butter scoring ieh WIN mater.
daily help them iin Judging tie cora
which they villlll have ons exhibit az Tie
corn growing contest to- be held ins
this city. The Girls VIII also receive.
linstruction on butter scoring, milk
testing, cooking, etc These students
have al entered The corn growing con-
test and are betWeen sfhe ages of eight
land fifteen years while at Fargo
THE girls VIII b,es ente rtained AL tia
Girls, dormito ry and the hloys att resi-.
dents IA NE Great Northern!
and 500 furnished eigit passes SO beff
used ~ children from annaey county
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
LOCAL NEWS
R. P. Allison was e New Rockford

R. P. Allison was e New Rockford
visitor Sunday. Is, Z \ / .5=ss .Es,
John, w. Maher makes farm loans
atslowest and easy terms. 81 :s fs:s.. Il. IF
Mae West of Churchs Ferry visited
with friends here Saturday ii 2,z= 81 4
John W. Manner viii ! make farm
loans that you can pay of any; interest
payment date. s. ~. 1 i. Z Y = Is s !
Oscar Baarson is helping out at the
Devils Lake drug store during the hol-
iday season. . 5s%. 5sss5.. n jas..
James Brennan came up from the
university Sunday and will spend the
holidays with his parents. ~ <. =,
SsMr. and Mrs. o. A. Johnson left Sat
urday for Buxton, N. D., after q pleas
ant visit at the Baarson home. q
I'VE pay hsgs1 d prices 81 : f u III does and
sdfs, sell guns. and traps cheap.-N.
WI HIDE O. Eur d. MINI apcais. b
THE Misses sehWsnd Dotsn,
and carmody, ssaehhers' ii. In the . schools
atsWebster were in the city on their
way to spend the holidays. r.. .zI=:.. a. .
sdisses Leila Fox, Blanche Fox. III
lisate shortridge. Ola and Inez Serum
gafd were the pleasant guests Of Mrs.
Nv. II. wake Of Crazy over Sunday:
John Yalaley. spent Saturday and
Sunday here. u Mr.. Valaley 10 state
bank al, left III Monday for
I line to- attend
to hig interest there. NJ -
= States Attorney 5lknlason OF Lakota
was In the city between trains satur.
day on his way home from Brandon,
Manitoba, in company with C.si 3. Kel.
Nv who is wanted Ia Nelson county
charged with procuring money under
false pretenses. :s y ii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

Even Sather, who was formerly with
the Bondelid clothing store in this CT
Ity and who left for his home after. be-
ing IN the Mercy hospital with typhoid
fever several weeks, last September
writes to friends here that he is rap
Idly gaining In hath and that he. may
return here before long. ;s I'll ss a fsl
joe Kain, who was driving q team
for CHI Baker was thrown ~ from q the
sleigh and quite badly injured last
Saturday. Mr.. = ain Was delivering:
coal at the east end Of town and the.
horses In some manner became ( fri
ghtened, running away, and Mr.. kahn
I'M trying to hold them was thrown
when the sleigh ipped over s 5
5s VIM freeman Dc ldaxbass stoppesi
on II DEVILS Lake Wednesday 81 his
way home from attending the state
bankers Associat ton at Fargo. He
states that 8 great many matters were
E 4 s'l sidered relatiVe 10 the upbuilding
and ssalEl more densel popula ting the var
Eiors counties of the stat AS Mr.
3 Fre Il is an old war horse ii the:
#l lesisla ture % the state and q member
E al the bankers conni tee Ii the leg
i ii there VIII surel Do something
doing
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hump hreys were
II the city Monday enroute to Brock
cit where Mrs. Humph reys viii Wis.
it5with her parents for 9: few days and
Mr.. humphreys Il will return here to
take charge Of his duties on the Dew
ils Lake World. Fs 5 jisy Ss5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23


Ignatius Court was over from h Toxic, |
Wednesday q. .55sS 81. N sssS
# Old papers for sale at this once
Ten Ten cents per bundle ks III
Ole Ugland was & business visitor
from Crary, 5atnrda,y.s III ~
e &c Philips 81 Tolnal was shopping
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
E John W. Maher always has money
on hand for farm loans-no delay.
z. Kelly has accepted position
With John r. Haslam during the hoIi-
days. - r.. r.. - Si5 N& { 5ss2$ u.
Mrs: Henry Meddleman was up from
Crary on Saturday to attend to some
shopping. E{}. ~: .s5.$ ~. .s.,'
= H. 2. Mitchell arrived from Min,ot
Tuesday to take charge Of the Devils
Lake World. r, II: y. I IHs
Mae Boyd came up from Valley a.
ty and is spending her vacation at her
home at Grary. Z
Mr.. and Mrs: w. F. Robertson were
visitors II. the city the first Of the
week from Dunseth. 8N
Il Rasnus sorenson Of Webster was at
tending to business matters and Wis
|iting. with friends Monday. 0
A. B. Hermann, merchant of Rol-
lette, was in, the city Saturday look
| ing after some business matters. lid
Miss Gladys Russell who is teach.
ing near Crary is spending her Christ
mas vacation with her parents in this
Ecity.& &f23-zEh 49, e
Oscar Baarson is visiting friends and
relatives in the city. He came home
from the University of North Dakota
Friday 5E} L KY :.@ =
| ;, J.. B. Switzer, banker Of Lorraine,
was In the city attending to some mat
ters connected with his bank, satnr-
day: ~
.Chas. G. Honey, cashier of the First
National bank Of Edmore, was in tie
city on business the latter part Of last
week. .,..z HI
MI. and Mrs. ". M. Hunt were I'll
the city from Rolla Friday, Mr.. Hunt
having business, before the land once
Ito attend ID Ss NJ
y Mis-: Ness retufned u from q st. Paul
Saturday, where she had been to pur-
chase some more Christmas goods for
the Ness store. = M
Taken up.-Red calf about four
months old. Came to my place about
three months ago. Herman Garske,:
Garske, N. D. z.a5s :, - va .-s #
I,ss'Miss Frances, yCowans arrived home
from Mime apo51is SATURDAY evening,
Miss CcoWan IT, now al 4 senior In the
IuniyersI
Mrs. Henry Kiefer and children were
in the city from Warwick the .nrst Of
1.-THE week onttheir way5to Crazy to Wis
it with Mrs. Kiefer's parents. eS
Il Carl Connolly who Is attending The
il IJnfVersitv4O ar Mir,neanfa III arrive Tnne
For the holidays Friday. Carl is much
pleased with the University and his
work there. s5, !:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
iaIlo u ;sarli ii -
AVS. II ENFFREY :

Reliable piano tuner Of long experience has To-
Gated permanently at Devils Lake your patronage
10 solicited. Leave orders with 3. W. Gilbertson
and they win receive prompt attention. 81 .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

REPRESENTATION at Wholesale prices. Send ms your
n slns and address, ssAss W. fsT YOUR TRADE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

/ carl Connolly who Is attending the
University of Minnesota arrived home
for the holidays Friday. Carl is much
pleased with the University and his
work there ,ss=
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
FAITH BROKEN, SAYS cuMMlNs
Republican Leaders Betrayed People
Senator Tells La Crosse

La Crosse, Wis, Aug 30.-That the
republican party has failed to keep it's
platform pledges, that leaders in both
the house and senate sneeringly, con-
temptuously and deliberately repudi-
ated the pledges and passed laws to
please their business friends and be-
trayed the American people," was the
charge made last night by Senator AL
bert B. Cummins of Iowa, in opening
the anti-primary fight in this section
Of Wisconsin in behalf of Senator
La Toilette
Senator Cummins in the course of his
address advocated a tariff commission
with broad powers to investigate in
dividual schedules. make its findings
public and report them to congress so
that congress might readjust each item
to represent the difference between the
cost of production here and abroad.
This, he said, was the promise of the
republican platform, the pledge which
had been broken, and which must be,
in the future, fulfilled.
The senator attacked Cannon, Aid
rich, Hale, Lodge, Smoot and the other
standpat leaders and promised a great
er fight for the future than had been
made in the past. He eulogized Sena-
tor La Toilette as one of the greatest
living American patriots.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
INSURGENTS REFUSE TOAPPROvE
BALLlNGER OR ENDORSE
RAILROAD BILL.
STANDPATTERSI INSIST ON
UNQUALIFIED ENDORSEMENT
Serious Rupture Seemed Likely When
Republican Council Met-Senator
Bristows Course Commended =
Pledges Those In Congress to Revis.
ion of tho Tariff.

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 3O.-A clash over
the endorsement of Taft's administra-
ton as a whole seemed inevitable when
the republican council met here today
Senator Bristow, leading the insurg-
ents. openly declared that Kansas re-
publicans would not stand for the APP
proval of Balinger, Pinchots removal
and the railroad bill, as originally in
troduced in the last congress.
Senator Curtis, on the other hand
declared he would insist upon the un-
qualified endorsement of the national
administration.
Resolutions Congratulate Taft.
The resolutions aprepared congratu-
late Taft and the republicans on the
successful outcome1of the progressive
party measures in congress. 1t com
mends the course of Senator BristoW
and Representative Murdock and Mad
ison, and pledges the Kansas members
of both houses of congress to revision
of the tariff 1t refuses to recognize
the revision of 1909 as fulfillment OF
the party pledges and declares for a
rule. making the membership house
committee elective.
1t pledges the Kansas congressman
to vote for a law providing for a jail
sentence for violation of the trust laws
and approves conservation as adVocat-
ed by Roosevelt. Greetings were sent tc
Roosevelt as the new champion of the
rights of men,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
coNFEssEs TO THREE WRECKS.
After Italian Is Hold by Grand Jury
Fourth Diaster is Reported.

Chicago. Aug. 30.--After an Italian
confessed to causing three train wrecks
and is held 10 the Lake county grand
Jury. a fourth attempt TO wreck an
express on the Northwestern railroad
IS pcrpIexlng the police today.
Pnsquale NIole,ti IS IN tho Wankegan
JAN under $1,000 bond as n result OF
his confession
Tho last attempt 10 wreck n train
was abou, midnight Saturday. The
officials kept II n secret. Three large
nsh plates wcrc placed on the track.
Engineer Padden happened to find tho
plates and removed them. Fish plates
also had been used in tho third at
tempt. Padden declares that he saw
five Italians noar tho spot Saturday.
He also says ne believes tho mis-
creante tried 10 remove tho fish plates
from tho rail now In use. In hopes OF
spreading the rails and causing q
Vrcclk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
MAN FOR BALLINeER's BERTH
BY Time He Retires President Viii
Have Many Under Consideration.

Washington, Aug. Boy the time
Secretary Ballinger finally decides TO
take the hint of the administration
leaders who would rather see him out
of the cabinet than in it. the presi-
dent will have had called to his atten-
ton the names of perhaps dozen
men as the probab bic successors of the
one-time Cunningham lawyer Both
so-called regulars and progressives
have been suggested for the place.
corporation lawyers and lighters for
land reform policies. non-conservation-
lists and conservationists. The list Of
possibilities named to date include the
following:
Senator Frank p. Flint of California.
Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon of Mon
tana.
Senator George f. Chamberlain of
Oregon.
George w. Woodruff of New York.
w. o. Thompson cs Ol'o.
Charles r. Van Hise Of Wisconsin.
Representative Duncan f. Mckin-
ay of California.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
GIVE battle FIELD
70 STATE FOR PARK
osAWAToMlE, KAN, BEGINS
CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF
JOHN BROWN.
ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK
At DEDICATION WEDNESDAY
Mover Since Day Of Historic Battle
Has Town Been So Excited-Twen-
ty-Five Thousand Expect to See
RooseveIt-Moveme Launched to
Put Statue Of Brown in Hall of Fame

Osawatomie, Kan, Aug. s0.-Not
since hfty-four years ago. when John
Browns men withstood a force Of Mis-
souri, guerillas in the woods at the edge
of town, has Osawatomie been so ex-
cited. Today, the celebration of that
anniversary began and at least $4,000
persons are expected here tomorrow,
the second day Of the celebration, when
Roosevelt will make an address dedi-
eating to the state as park the wood
ed hillside where the battle was
fought
Today a movement was inaugurated
fer statue OF Brown in the hall of
fame at Washington. The grafton of
todays celebration was delivered by
Joseph g. Waters. Of Topeka.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
7. R. SCORES CROOKS
In Short Speech at Colorado Springs
Roosevelt Declares That Corpora
tions Should Be ousted Out Of Pol
itics-Lambasts Crooks in General.

Colorado Springs. Colo, Aug. 30
Roosevelt was given an enthusiastic
reception here. He made short
speech and then resumed his journey.
Roosevelt declared that corporations
had rights which should be respecte ed
but that they are not entitled to vote
nor to own any public servant.
$50 far as l am able" he said,' l
will protect corporations against crooks
who would blackmail them and against
the visionary demagog who would
wrong the people by attacking them
improperly. Also I'll do everything in
my power to take corporations out of
politics. We want to break up the con-
nection between crooked politics and
crooked business"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
RIPLEY ON RATES
Santa Fe President Cross Examined
BY Thorne, Of Iowa-Road's Books
Show 100000 Set Apart for 1910
Fuel, Compared With $1e1, 900 in
1909.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-In the rate hear
ing today President Ripley declared
himself in favor Of the old rule of fix
ing rates at call the traffic will bear"
and opposed to using the cost of a rail-
road and its capitalization as a basis
Attorney Thorne, representing Iowa
live stock shippers, in cross examining
Ripley, ELECTED the reply that the in
vestment Of the Santa F'e road per mile
is greater now than in 1897, in spite
Of the average investment being great
ly reduced by many miles of branch
road, which cost far less than the
main line roadway, which had been
greatly improved.
Ripley took a rather pessimistic
view of the conditions and expressed
the opinion that the earnings Of his
road next year would not be large as
those of last year, but he admitted the
business Of the Santa Fe last July did
not warrant such a view. Later in an
eva mining of the statistics of expendi-
lures it was found that 100000 was
set apart for fuel for 1910, whereas in
1909 fuel cost $4,000 and in 1908,
$158,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS DROP.
July Figures of Interior Markets Be-
low Those of June.

Washington, Aug. 3o.-'Iivcstock re-
ceipts during July Mt seven primary In
terror markets 2.2as 60 head. wero on
a lower scale than during the preceding
month according 10 the bureau Of
statistics of the department of COM
merce and labor. An increased com
merclal supply of sheep and cattle dur
ing the month was more than counter
balanced by the falling off in the ar
rival of hogs.
Similar declines also We're noted IN
the monthly arrivals OF livestock NJ the
four leading Atlantic sea coast cities
he July total, 650,631 head. falling 90
per cent below the figure for tho pre-
Ccdlng month
Shipments of packing house pro-
ducts during July. amounting TO 1872
9S7,40O pounds. likewise fell below the
June figures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
WISCONSIN ON TRIAL, DoLLIvER.
States Good Name Dem ands LaFoI
Iette,s Be- election lie Says.

Milwaukee, Aug. 30.-"The state OF
Wisconsin, and not Senator LaFollette,
is at the bar Of universal public opin-
ion, OH trial for it's good name. The
public servant has less at stake than
the people in whose service he has
poured out the resources Of his extra
ordinary energy. 1t may be that he
car afford to go back to the quiet and
repose of private life, but if the state
OF Misunderstanding to the corrup.
ii.tlue noes at this moment flowing in
upt n her from all directions-shall go
back to the old form of government by
political bosses, owing tn II allegiance
t. f, reign corporations, it will be 4
cai5mity almost inconceivable in its
disaster to you and to your Children
It was with these words. delivered in
a ringing voice which dominated the
frequent bursts of applause, that Sen
ator cnathan p. Dolliver summed up
the issue in Wisconsin before a large
audience here last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
LEAVES HOT INVITATION
Lost Nation Girl, Aged But Is, Leaves
FrishtfuI Message to Relatives. Then
Commits Suicide BY Shooting Be-
cause of Alleged Mistrcatmert.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Clinton, Aug 80 Leaving a note to
her parents and other relatives in
which she expressed the wish that she
would meet them all In he'll. Gussie
Richardson. aged Is years. committed
suicide by shooting herself with a re-
volver At the home of John o'Brien.
near Lost Nation, last night II is
said that the girl was dcsponIcnt be-
cause of alleged mistrcatment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
FIND HoMEsTEADs NEAR CITY
Two Quarter Sections Not Filed or
Near Forbes, NJ. ..

Devils Lake, n. d. Aug. 30.-Two
quarters sections of excellent farming
land under cultivation and lying only
twelve miles from the city OF Grand
Forks in Grand Forks county were ad-
mitted to homestead filings by the
Devils Lake land office yesterday af-
ternoon. John d. Johnson and Miss
Elizabeth Ogorman filed on them. 1t
appears that the land, which Is In the
heart of a rich farming district, had
been overlooked and was never filed
upon until the two Grand Forks resi-
dents discovered this fact. They are
the last pieces of land open to home
steading in the Red river valley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
PROBE PERJURY CHARGE
Special Grand Jury, Summoned to In
vestieate Allegations of Crookedness
In Browne Trial, Begins Its Work.
Browne Defense to Rest Soon.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-The special grand
jury. summoned to stigate the
charges of perjury made by States
Attorney Wayman in connection with
the Browne trial, was sworn in today.
1t was expected meanwhile that the
defense would rest in the presentation
of its direct evidence during the day.
John G. Patterson, superintendent of
the Pullman Company and Frank B.
Daniels, its general counsel. who, ac-
cording to Wayman. cancelled the
passes issued to lawmakers, and made
as the record of applications made for
positions We're called
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-30
DOCTORS AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Missouri Valley Medical Association
Hold Annual Convention

Council Bluffs. Aug 3o.-The TWEEN
ty-third annual convention OF the
medical society of the Missouri valley
viii be held in Council Bluffs on Sept
/ and and the local committee on ar
rangemcnts consisting OF DrS. j.
Sprink H. B. Jennings, j III. cole and
f. f. Bellnger has made elaborate
preparations for the entertainment OF
tne visiting members The association
s the most important medical society
in the middle west and the convention
will bring To Council Bluffs the best
l<nown physicians and surgeons of 81,
Louis. st. Joseph. Kansas City. Omaha,
Sioux City and other points in the Mis-
souri, valley.