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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
THE REPUBLI C AN PARTY
A PARTY OF PROGRESS
Accerding To President Taft ID His
Address. Before The Republicans
League OF New York City.

President Taft made great address
before the Republican Clubs in New
York City, Saturday night. October the
First. After enumerating what Cong
ress had done during the first eighteen
months Of his administration. hespokeof
the Republican party as party Of
progress.
No one can read the list of measures
actually passed and those proposed by
the national Republican party. and not
admit that the party is progressive in
the highest degree. It is list to be
proud of. The extraordinary achieve
mer1ts Of this Congress may fairly be
said to be part Of great Republican
movement. It is not the work of the
executive alone or Of Congress alone. It
is not the work of one man, or of one
faction. As all shared in the work.
so we must all share in the satisfaction
of accomplishment. It is the work of
Republicans. 1t marks the rising tide
Of progress that began at the end of
Democratic panic, when William Nc
Kinley was our leader, and that contin-
ued throughout the two administrations
of Theodore Roosevelt
It is truly Republican distinction
that our party has been able to place on
the statute books far-reaching remedial
legislation touching the very vitals of
our social and economic structure with
out involving the country in financial
disaster. A party of true progress is
not party of radicalism. It is not
party of ultra conservatism. "A pro-
gressive Republican is one who recog-
nizes existing and concrete evils, and
who is In favor Of practical and definite
steps to eradicate them.
1T is possible in such q government
as ours to lose deserved popular approx
al through Misrepresentation and misun-
derstanding; but mistakes of this kind
are not permanent. Let us constantly
remember that If we stick to our prime
iples, If we insist upon efficiency in gov
eminent, IL we perform our promises in
the future as in the past when oppor-
tunity offers, if we stand shoulder to
shoulder in the determination to carry
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
What Csc VIII Do.

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now to Dec. LIST for 25c. This is the
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
SUDDEN DEATH OF MAN
DOWN NEAR BRAYTON
w. r. Storks OF Van Meter Who
Wandered Away From Home
Dies At Peter H0egh's.


Saturday morning about 7:3O, the
sheriff's Office received message from
Peter Hoegh of Oakfield Township, say
ing crazy man had come there, and
requested the sheriff to come down at
once and take him in charge. A little
later second message came, saying
the man was dead Sheriff Crees, Dep
uty sheriff, Alex Ferguson, and Coro.
ner Harmon, left at once in an automo,
bile, to hold an inquest over the remains
The coroner summoned Jury consisting
of Frank Jenkins. Hans Hansen, and
Nels Anderson. After hearing the evil
dence, q verdict was given that the man
died from natural causes, probably from
heart failure>
The name Of the deceased was w. F.
Storks, of Van Meter, a single man, 80
years of age. About Ave years ago, he
had been in the asylum for two years,
but since that time, had been at home
with his parents near Van Meter AS
he was in the habit of going to the neigh
bOrs who took him in, and kept him,
his leaving week ago Sunday night,
was not considered anything serious. 1t
developed later that he had probably
left the neighborhood, but they could
not learn whittier he had gone. Satur.
day morning, between and o'clock,
he went to the home of Peter Hoegh, in
Oakfield township, and sat down on the
porch. He tried to talk to them, but
they could not understand. Afew min
utes later, he fell over on the porch and
expired. It so happened that his pocket
contained an envelope addressed to his
mother at Van Meter The Coroner
sent a telegram, and his father, Gear.
hard Storks, and a grandson, Mr. War
camp, came up on the evening train to
Audubon, to identify the remains. the
body having been brought here by auto
mobile. On Sunday at noon, the body
was taken down to his home for burial.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
HarmOn's New Quarters.

On the first of November, A. G. Har-
mon, the undertaken and furniture man,
will move to his new quarters in the
Commercial Bank building, which is
now being put in readiness by the Mix
kelson Bros. who own the property. Mr..
Harmon has taken lease of the entire
building, for period of Ave years, and
the rooms upstairs are being fitted up
for his residence. That will make fine
place for Mr.. Harmon's business, which
has been gradually increasing, since he
took charge Of 1t two years ago. ...
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
The War Has Ceased.

Cognizance of the change in the Re-
publican situation is taken by the SEN
tinel Post of Shenandoah in the follow
ing way:-''The Republican situation
in Iowa has wonderfully improved in
the last few weeks. It needed the
Christening influence of Republican de-
feat in Maine to make the factions here
forget their differences and get together
for harmonious pull all along the line.
While few months ago it looked as ii
the Republican candidates for congress
would be knitted by thousands of voters,
the danger of democratic victory has
brought the elements together and now
outside of few newspaper offices, the
war has ceased.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
A Little Previous

For the information of an anxious in
quirer, The News hastens to give assur-
ance that it il safe to assume that the
report that Senator Cummins will soon
deliver himself of stirring address,
seconding the nomination of Senator
Dolliver for president, in 1912, isprema-
ture.--Adair News.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
In Hard Lines.

One of our exchanges tells how man
cranked up his new $1,000 automobile
and started for the poor house to see
his dying mother, but arrived just ten
minutes too late, It beats all how a
master of language can cOndense trag
edy into one sentence. -Farrugut Lead
or
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-13
NOW

A Photograph of baby, the morning
when they're smiling. Special styles
and offer for baby pictures.
HARPER STUDIO
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15
aristmficn %iumalmns.

(Tutfistelua 4 I. @bmentisIo 3:en
muoTif. en-. tetitin iobbosto, Sob,
5: 31-39).
Suuffaan eponfeliumin 2 IunuS.
ia ferrotaan bursfoon Saforian ia.
noneen, pioeIlesIddn Seeius'losta ip'
IisIddn: rfotIo, tdmd on poniu lam
teemiIefTi ia nouiemiIeffi moneIIe
SsraeItsIa, ia mertitIi, ioto noStaon
Ionotoan".
9uon panban mieben ennustus
on iartoueen toieentunut. Seeius on
oqut moneue Iunfeemiiefii ia nonTes
miIefF, ia Sdntd mostoon on moni
ibmincn nouSiut toisteIemaan. Dield
IabeS faboen tubonnen wupoen pee
rasid on SeeiuS iuurten b~ertiSten
ioisleluicn oibeeno. 81 f%oStoot en-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

wostoin Sumolon luontoa. So on
hon ielmaa ettei iotaa moioa tap
bG ilman mihotta.
Wiutta festGmdn maailmanraubor
Iuomuttaminen n6pttGd nield enem
pi hoomeelta fuin tobeuiiuubelto
3oieus ia toistenio iortobolu on fon'
Ioiaa mield min 5uuri, ettd ne fiiboi
tamat iotaan. &un oltIimot oiouihc
2rietutIen mieIestd ebes foitti nj
ibmiIet, iotfa Sdnen oppiaon tun
nueta mot, min maailmanrauba OH
iaamniettom isia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

- &ounis fumo linen leinG folen'
teri muobeue 1911 annetoon mo-
paasti iofoiIele, iota tiIoa @uttoion
muobetIi eteenpdin. &olenterit IGbe'
tetGGn tGGltd ioimistpsto iuoroon
niiGetin tilooiiue, jotta tefemdt IT,
IautienIa administering fantta, Iiud
emme ole tpielG ebtineet l6bettdd Ia,
Ientereio aIiomiebiuemme, paitii DC
tor Saaroloua on niitd motfosla
Wanbot ia uubet tilooiot iooipot fua
Ienterin, fun motiomot Nuttoion Dno.
befIi etcenp6in ia ilmoitiapot lomaIs
la ettd he boluomot Ioooa folenterin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15
.nistiinpanoia pienisti
ap%abtnmista.
(Iuttaioue).

elm Terrain roamotun f~esfustelu'
fofoufIesIo. 3eSfusieluoineemme oil:
.toSta tuIee tuomito". 8oiffi fofor
utTesIa oIiiot ioimot mieIipiteenid
iuIfi iupn fpipmpfien ioboosio. Dt'
EmieIiIesti oItiin iitd mieItd, ettd us
fottomiin nabben tdsid ~oiiosiu iuIee
roamaiun Ianan tuomion ole beit'
lid faiffi ne, iotfa eiipdt usto See
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

lin tamoin ippn. Wluita
Spodmeni pddue nouf
lain ontara paino, olin t
ndni niereen. Wtind oil
idni tuominnut mit6 foi
toWaIa p%etdnddni totuuN
- toiien polpeliioa, fitd,
fotieli palmeliiain melpo\
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia tort
tuin mind. So mitd MIND
len polpeliiaa tuomitIemaan
faun hioaaiieu oiian tatia!
pppfin fairaanboitoioa p
maon. So FUN jain fobben psf(
nj fonSla, lanfeiin polmiueni bdnt.
muoteenia miereen ia Fuoin alfoi
fppneleibin iulamoun inbdmelleni
fasmaneet itIerotfanben tplmGt idGs
nuoret. Sopertain rutoilin nstdmdl.
tdni tpbmppttdni anteefii Dlmtta afie
at eimdt min IeIminneeifGdn. Deia>
mani, tuomioni ipbboSta, oil joutu'
mt birmedn fomaan epdilptieen.
ylpt minun tdptpi SumaIan Ianom-
lupautfaa lobbuttaa bdnid, iota md.
ban aifoa iitte birpedud ianaua
tuomitfin. - G%nnentuin idtin psi6.
pGni, rufoiIi1 palamala innoIIa
Sumoloa SeeIutIen &rietutien tab
ben antamaan minulle tdmGnfin ipns
min anteefii ia antamaan tdmdn tas
paufien tuaa hpmdtIi opetufIeff.
nellie moIemmiIe, ettd abteroitffim',
me ppipd exempt 8rietufien nDpri.
nd oppilaina, fuin iumaIuusopim
tobtoreina.
Sltoon tdbdn mield Iiidttp Ie, ett6
tdStd betteStd asti aItoi pstdmGni
r%uumiiaiiesti ia benfiiesti paranes
maon. So meistd null mield entistd
ldmppiIemmdt pstdWdt ia olemme
fen idlfeen niettdneet monta bouss
faa betfed b%enseuiistd aiioista pu.
belen. -
3un WanbuS oil lopettanut ferto.
mutienIa olimme me taitti bpmin
Iiitutetuua mieleQd. Gilman DtIimielis
Iitfi idimme iiitd, ettd on oltama
Ian9en naropaiiia beiftoia frisiittps
Id nubbeuesiomme.
- Gultijn!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

- Gntinen ipDomin9ildinen, u w.
on iaapunut Suomesta au-
pariIaa rele. STR. Samela on iulois'
tut nfeisIa Mm. iuomaloiiisia Iono'
moleboieid pitfdnlaiien firioitutien
,Suomen fuulumiIia," iosia m. m.
5anotaan ieuraamaa:
r2un mind miime miifon lopnIo
astnin glem gorfiin ia fiead tuita'
maini luona ppidbbpin pariIen pdi
mad, oil ailpon luonnouieta etia pu'
beemme melfein beti iuuntautuipat
- FUN Suomen fuulumiiio fpieltiin
- mspsfin .suomen faiwantobom
maan.
,Saonoia uutiIia fuuluu iieltdA, ia
notiiin ia minuQe ndptettiin iofin
rMutiaion" numero, iosia iofu Fir
ioittoia oil fplipnpt muoIi iitte toimi'
neeieen s. 81. VI. Go:n aIiomiebeen
6. 6. Sansioniin. WtpDbemmin fer'
rottiin minulIe ettd yEpDmiesN olt
mpDsfin puoIestaon liIdnnpt nloppu'
floneetin" ebeuiieen, futen ennen
rNummiiuutorien" Gsfpn hdieio,
ioiben lopettaiaiiisia oil taboottu uss
fottaa luiaSti, eta bumpuutia on
toto faimantobomma. Wtind tapal'
lani bdmmdstpiu. Gn fen tofio ettei'
mdt lanai lebbet oliIi 10 ~ioitotin fer'
toia ennentin tebneet moinitule pbti'
BILE iamoia palpelutia, naan nina
hdmmdstpin fen tdboen ettd nuo bp'
ndd tarfoittamat firioitutie Jet tulipat
npt ebfd liian m%p6bddn."
@oead oQeesta pddttdin eli Same:
Ian mielestd tuoua I~uttoioan t~irioit
talala oliii ouut ipptd rfpltpd" s.
81. W. Go:n oIiamiebeen, =. 6. Games
%Ioniin. 3uintaban paIio t~uoQoiiiIla
oiafefoupueteliioiqa on oifeus bor'
%ioittoa p6drppttd ennenfuin nGds
rppttG tdrIinilld ON oiteus polinSs
ina pddrgppet iu!fiiuuteen?. q. @.
la Ell oIlut mitGdn Innomies
ia niitG IpptDfii6 moetaon, ioito
Iuttoinn tirieenpaibtoia tell Sans.
Ionia fobtaau, mutta Iiltitin lilittdd
ban aIiaa, ettd tirioittaia on main
rtpltpupt" Sarsioniin. Gen mufoon
fuin olemme iaoneet tietGd gten
Worfrsto ietd ndbinId muualtottn
piin Sodsi onin toimisto, min OF o.
Iemas ia benfilDitd, ioiua uetomme
plenan oifeuoen, Ell oinoostoan
ytpItpd", mutta nielGpd Ipndsti pa.
bostuatin Sansionin toiniin. ia ole
feaetoan on tofo fanIa0nmme ipns
I'd pobastua Sonsionin toimiin, iiud
ne eipdt ainatoon fobota faniamme
Iimeeniipps' ella rebeuiIppsmainet.
to.
Z 81. M Go:n toinotTista ei glut.
taia ole pubunut polio bpDdd eta
buonpa. &ainoIimme biliottain
Suomen leboistd firioitutien, iosia
moitittiin ionotun pbtiDn tileid ia pbs
tiDn oIiamiesten poIttoia. Mutta ios
man firioitufIen Ioinoiimat .dmdn
maon %iuomoIoiiet Ieboet meIfeen
poitteutietto, ioten mr.. 9amelon
IDpt6e, ettd Iuttoia on ennenfin
rtcbnpt moinitulle pbtiDue iamoio
polmelutfia", OIL p%erustustd moiuu.
Nuc mr 6oneIan p%tiipuoIiIet ia
puolueeuiIet luntDtIet Nuttaioa Fob
tam. puolustaotieen niiad s 81. Wi
SIN toimia, iobtomot ndtietenfin Iaa.
oa meiodt usfomoon bdnestd buo
noa, ett6 bGn n~oieIn yfuuIumiiis.
Iaan" fertoo muistafin cIioista puo'
lueeIliIeeti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15
HMreta, Gal.
SouIntuuuu.

Spulntuullu.
NrmoiIa Nuttaian toimttus. Ypp.
odn Iiioa 9lutiaion polstoila ndiae
rineiue, toefa eli tddItd ole ndtpnpt
fuulumiIia fofo mime teI6nd. 9iGpt.
tdd fitS tuhr tSSuS .oIini1ir seisann
nufutTieia.
Guo!ema on tpld olIut nbtera
foieraomme mime teIdn oiaua. &c
On lddlimdttd tpienpt mutoanIa mil,
loin lapIilta dibin, MILLION tidn, mil.
Ioin morutoiien eli IapIen - idstd
buolimatta on ie mutaanIo mtes
npt. Serra ptIiu iietdd opatto ne
faiffi Sdnen omioou, oiuatto be
perron SeeIutIen tddud omotfi Wa:
pobtaiafIeen omiStnneet.
Wiime FUN 20 pdifpd lasfettiin
miimeiIeen Iepoonia ebfd manbin
paiffotuniomme n%oinen, mrs. U(o.
ria &oorto. !pGn oil Gan Srancies
foeia Ieiffoutiiua, maon fuoIemo
ieuraiitin Ieitfaufien idIfeen. !Sdntd
Iuremoon idi puoIiio, 2 poifoo, me
Ii, Fsfo Iefd 2 minidd.
gliin, fuolemaa fobti me taifin
fuliemme, emmefd iiltitddn music,
eta meiodn tuIifi ola maImiif iitd
fpostaan ottamoon, ia ppfGbopHdi.
fin bettiien miettimddn sSmitd raus
boohnme iopii.
W}eild Ell ole ouut toto teidn6, eli
6 fuufouteen poppio tGdnd, mmtto
iiltGbdn ie nGpttddtin ettei moni t66Is
Id iitd foipaafaan.
9uIuneen teidn oifonu on nibittp
II iuomoloiSto p~oristuntaa, maon
tusfin puoletfoan beiSi6 opot pops
pia iorfuinneet. ,Rufo pliii Min nd.
hGmieliner. eitd papin ontoiIi lap
ieIleen nimen anioa", fuuIee iGnG ais
fana uiein Ianottanon.
gDiime fuusIa oil tdGuG pastori
perIon toista miitfoa raubun pa.
iuunaa ioitteIemasia. So bDmin ban
liitd ddnet Ioifin. Sdn Mi motfuuo
Istorioan. - SouTun protestant Eli,
totiei poStori perIon'iue tdG1d fdpns
nistddn ia toipon, ettd Serra flu
noiii bdneu tpbnid tddud.
Niin, MT on taas Iuuri inbIo ais
man owemme eoesId. Mpnet meiSs
I'd tietdd mia on hio SouIu iubIa
mitd iporten Titd tp~ietet6Gn. G
moon fitd morten. ett1 me III
toiIimme pstdpiuemme
labioio, Jos fefin on tounid
to ie ei bpDoptd meitd
tuoIema futIuu. Wlutio To-
Sidn iniri labio tuliIi mel
Fimdiiend ia miimeiiend. Z
70 ipodmeGdni ettG fail
ftd inhioo. iofo ieime9
on riStiud ubronnnt III
eoeSiGmme.
GoputTi toimon iIoi
nrmorifoStn uutta
Nuttoion mtiioiue in
tile FStoile ia meIii4
N6iid piirii Fabian
beifto iiorenne Serr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

- Soc moin Iuintin tDitten pno'
Iesta ferfidmme, min Nuttoian emf
numeron annomme ulos 10 exhibition
festilpiiftono, ettG Iebti ebtiIi foifile
IufiioiGeen SpuIutli. Siiben tulee
paIio> loniuIutem iSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

= 2iirubtafaa tilaamaon Soulu
Hauboa ia 9oIenterio. Silatfoa ne
iiielenne ia noapuriannefin parten
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15
Mno. Sines.

- Neiti Gmmo &orppinen on fpol
tuuiettu ottomoon muStnon Muttoian
tiloutIio 9erfelepsi6, Sal. ia pmpds
ristDGd. - Somoin Sobn Norfooli,
SinIopirn'isId, Winn. On poltuutet'
tn ioimimaon Nuttoian aiiomiebes
no.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

Cullen oinofin ionfu aifoa tier
teIemGGn Wicbignnisia iu~omoIoiStsn
fe~sfuuoesIo, pubelen Sumolosto,
mppoen b%eneeuistd firiouiiuntta ia
pttaen mastaon guttaian tilouffo.
2unnipitufI eua
Anb. Sines.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

Entered as second-class matter January IL
goo, ut he post office at Ironwood. Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

GnIi %Iunnuntoi on omistettn
mailman roubon iunnuntoitii, Tou'
banaatteen pStGpGt toinonat, ett6
Tiuoin faitisia mailman tirfoiSIo
5aornottaiIiin mailman roubasta.
Hoamotun pppi onfin ronbanops
pia. So Donbasto 9estomentista
loppamme iiemenid roubon ootieele.
SumaIon tunto, iostin ndliin beifs
fofin, pill SsroeIin f~onioa pois fell
kTisia iperiIisid Iooisto, ioita len
AtripaItofunnot melfeen aIituis
lpimdt. Gotta t6ptpi Ssroe'
lpstd FUN Ie oil iiieenId mob;
en- fonIa ia eli iperibimoiS'
(stonIoien tesfeud. Wtutto
tuin muut foriot ioti
MIA. ga eritidin merfiue
ia idban oIiaonindboen
rin9as Dameb CT ouut
nfentomoon 9erroIle
| fen idboen, fun bdn
|1mismerta puoootias
tao nicld Ielmemmin
,mibo or fofonoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

- &iirebtitGd uuoistamaan tilonf
femme nuooele 1911.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

Rahat lAhetettak66t joko suorastaan rahasss
Sai expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney.orderissa; dollaria p~ienemmat summat vol
dssn iAhettAA ] sentin postimerkeissA,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoitnksia joita eli vol se
iulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-15

llmoitushinnat
suolon ilmoituse set ristin, raamin ia yhden var
Avn kanssa 30 g., kahden vArsyn kanssa 75s Tie
Observation-Disclosures 10 8. kerta, 25s. kolme kertaa
Palstailmoitukset Is s. tuumak erta julaistnna
Pitempiaikaise ilmoitukset eri sopimuksen mu
tasn. Syntyma-. kihlaus-, Wiki 10 onnentoivo'
Susilmoitukset so 9. kerralta,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-24

When common sense takes a yaca'
ton 1t Is time to stand from under,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-24

PILES CURED IN o TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed tV euro any casa
of Itching, Blind. bleeding or PrOtrudlng Piles In
sto Ia day or money refunded. 0Oo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-24
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SYNOPSIS.

Miss Patricia HOlbrook n Miss Helen
HoIbrook. her niece, were entrusted to
the care of I.auranCC Donovan. "A writer,
summering near Port Annandale. Miss
Patricia Confidcd to Donovan that she
feared her brother Henry, who. ruined by
n bank failure, had constantly threatened
her. Donovan discovered and captured
an Intruder, who proved to I've Reginald
Gillespie. sutton for the ham of Helen.
Donovan saw Miss Iiolbrook and her ia
Their meet on friendly terms. Donovan
Fought an italian assassin. tic met the
man he supposed was H%olbrook. but who
said he was IIartridgo IL Canoe.makcr
Miss Pa announced her Intention Of
fighting Henry Holbrook and not seeking
another hiding place. Donovan met Helen
in garden at night. Duplicity OF Helen
was confessed by the GUNS lady. At
night, disguised as a num-, Helen stole
from the house. She. met Reginald Gil
lcspie, who told her his love. Gillespie
was confronted by Donovan. At the town
pOStotiiCc Helen, unseen except by lDOno-
vaus slipped "A draft for her father into
the hand of the Italian sailOr a young
lady resembling Miss Helen liOlbrOok
was observed alone In n canoe, when
Helen was thought to have been at home.
Gillespie admitted giving Helen 10000 Tor
her father. who had then left to spend IT..
Miss Helen and Donovan met in the
night She told him Gillespie was nothing
to her. lie confessed his love for her.
Donovan found Gillespie gagged and
bound in a cabin, inhabited by the vii.
famous Italian and IIolbrook. lie released
him. Both Gillespie and Donovan adj
lnittcd love for Helen. Calling herself
Rosallnd "A ~''voicc" appealed to Donovan
makers home ana see that no injury be
tell him. lie went To Red Gate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-24
Fought to Retain
Formula Which Has
Made a Fortune

l.. I. Cooper, the man who ba,,avo.
mat W per cent. of all i'll health OF
InlS generation is caused by
trouble Is fast winning a national faith
III Ms theory. His claim is now ad.
United by a surprising number of peo-
PIE throughout the country, and he ia
gaming new %adherents every day.
While speaking Of his success in a
recent interview, Mr.. Cooper said: IL
oeheVed ten years ago that am n
VINO could produce a formula that
would thoroughly regulate the stom.
ach would have a fortune. When got
mold or this formula | knew within six
months that | was right, and that my
fortune was made. | called tho med
Icine Cooper's New Discovery. al.
though did not get up the formula.
nave owned it, however, for over
hVe years. have had one lawsuit
over 1t, which | won in the courts.
When 1t was settled The Cooper
Medicine Company became the only
Hrm in the world that can prepare
the medicine. The preparation has
sold like wildflro wherever introduced.
AS have said before, it Is successful
simply because It puts the stomach
IN perfect shape, then nature does
the rest. There are any number of
complaints never before associated
with stomach trouble that the medi.
cine has alleviated in thousands of
cases"
Among statements obtained recent.
~ from users of this medicine that is
arousing such universal discussion Is
r from Mrs. Emma Stanley, living in
Chicago, at 7l3 Washington Boule.
ward, who said: Perhaps [ had the
most complicated case that Mr.. Cooper
a to deal with. | was troubled for
years with my stomach. | consulted
with doctors and took many patent
medicine preparations without result.
My stomach was in such a wretched
shape that | could not enjoy Il meal
that | ate.
Il was very nervous, and could hard.
ty sleep. | had a roaring In my ears
n dancing spots before my eyes.
FELT very bad and weak. Then there
was a very sore spot at the pit of my
stomach that nearly set me wild.
Il heard about the Cooper medicine
and decided to try it. / used four bot.
ties, and the improvement in my ease
has been really wonderful. My nerves
have been quieted, and l am so much
improved that | feel like n new
woman.
Il cannot say too much for these
wonderful remedies, for they have
made me well"
Cooper's New Discovery Is sold by
all druggists. If your druggist cannot
supply you. we will forward you the
name of a druggist in your city who
will. Don't accept something just as
good."-The Cooper Medicine Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-24
TRICK OF OPIUM SMUGGLERS
certrabsnd Drug Found by Customs
inspectors In Furniture Springs
on Japanese Ship.

C'stoms inspectors recently found
1876 tins of opium slowed among the
springs that supported the gorgeous
upholstery of the ladies' ~lounging
room on the hurricane deck of the
Japanese liner Chiyo Maru.
The ladies' lounging room Ia the
show place Of the ship. Chairs and
settces are covered with richly bro
caded silk, soft oriental rugs cover the
floor and the walls are hung with
rare dainty Japanese prints.
Into this beautiful room tramped the
searchers the other afternoon. In.
stead OF admiring the Japanese prints
they removed them from their hooks
to see that they contained no cubby.
holes where opium could rest. The
brocaded silk that had made many a
woman wish she had a sharp knife
and a good chance was to these search.
ers only Il screen behind which opium
might be hidden. They got behind
the screen by prying OFF a few slabs
OF polished mahogany and among the
springs found the opium.
II was "A surprise to the inspectors
TO find so much opium on a Japanese
liner. The Chinese do most OF the
smuggling and In the past they have
been afraid to do much of IL on the
Japanese ships on account of the
watchfulness of their little brown
shipmates, whom they neither love
nor trust. The temptation of a profit
of $40 "A tin seems to have been
greater than their usual caution. The
opium found On the Chiyo cost 1876
at Shanghai and Is worth Si.7S5 In
Chinatown.-Sap Francisco Chronicle.