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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATE LANp utffDr
Hmru.. nrr.mn. MnN Il llIl

Burns, oregon, Mny r. 1910.
N1tice 10 hereby given that john g Carlson,
IT Nafrows. oregon. who. op May il, lyDu,
made Homestead Entry 80. uils9, for Nki 4
-Wi4, SiFsElt and -W ,~Ei section 2. Town
ship ~ South, Range 80 East, Willamette Mcri'
. an, has iiiCd notice ul intention 20 make
ina, Communication Proof. To- estHblifh clnim
10 the lAnd above described, tetOfc the Regis
ter aud Receiver, Rt Burns. oregon, on The 18th
lay Of iuly 1910.
Claimant names 49, IS illnesses.
Chns. ". Lewis Fred a. tliugan, Hugh
Upton. Dave Hutchinson, all Of Nuuows. ore.
sOn
WA FAHuE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23

A failing tiny nerve no larger
than the finest silken thread
takes from the heart its impulse,
its power, its regularity. The
Stomach also has its hidden, or
inside nerve. 1t was DR.. Shoop
who first told us it was wrong to
drug week and failing Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys. His prescrip-
ton DR.. Shoop's Restorative
is directed straight for the cause
Of these ailments these week
and faltering inside nerves. This
no doubt clearly explains why
the Restorative has Of late grown
so rapidly in popularity, Drugg-
list say that those who test the
Restorative even for a few days
soon become fully convinced of
its wonderful merit. Anyway,
don't drug the organ. Treating
the cause is the only sensible and
successful way. Sold by Reed
Bros.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23
NO TRESPAsSING.

Hunting IL forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns Trespass-
rs will be prosecuted.
G. II. VOEGTLY
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-23

& W Trimblc
Notice is hereby given that on Monday
tho Let day Of August 1910 the under
signed will apply to the Honorable Conn.
ty Court Of Harncy County, Oregon for
the License mentioned In the above pc-
tition. j. W. LEE
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-26
galTdJes muH a,nn Dr,nid,t .

Die Welt min betroeen fein, iagt elm
oltes Spriihport. 9lber Das besiebt
ii6 in Der 9auptia9e bod BLOB auf Die
Squiionen, nit benen oie Menfden
'iia felbit betriigsn ober betriigen laiz
fen, neil es bequemer 1T, iib in 5offz
nungen unb Srdumen gu fpiegen als
nit ben nadten Sat1o9en elmer rauben
Wirtlidteit gu tGmpfen. oft iit Der
'artiges 8etroseniperben au6 Elm SroIt,
Der iiber man6es Sriibfol, manhes
&iimmerais bintpegbilft, unb bebbalb
audi nidt gu perbammen. Mber bas
git nur i'm Reide Der Soeen, ir Der
praftilden 8eriibrung nit bem tGs=
liden 2eben min iiderli9 niemanb
,betroeen fein uni. .9ebt germ benen aus
bem Wege, bic BON Dem @runb1ab
'ousgeben. baB an iebem Sage ipeniez
items elm .Suder" gebpren miro, ben
.ii6 gu angeln, mebr pber fpentaer
lufratipes @ei6dft 1T. Colder lie=
,bensipiirbiser MttmenIden sibt es
'mebr als genue unb Die Netp yorfer
8Drie 1T niht Der einaiseplaB, an Dem
,iie ibrem 9onbperf na9eeben; man
'begegnet ibnen auf allen Wesen uno
6teeen unb Der Wor1i6tig1te fdlt oft
berein. tpenn ibm ireenb elm Menfhen=
'freunb nit biebermdnniidem @ebabz
,ren bas @elo aus Der Saiche f1tpGbt.
@tele @ei6dftstransattionen yauf
.Sreu uno @lauben" iino ni9t beTer
.als Der Diellei4t nit llnreht berrufene
pfsrbebanbel. Daran mub man gez
tpDbnt tperben unb ie alter mon an
Sahren unb Grfabrung miro. beito
.heifer ipeib mon ben S4liden unb
,Rniffen aus5upeihen, aber auf Den
.beimtiidiI9en, lneudlerif1en 8etrug
lift man i'm @eIhdftsleben getpDbnlih
1nidt eingerihtet, na1 unb nah, fpeiB
man auh,ipo man faufen rnub unb tpp
imon auf MeelIit1t rednen tqnn unb
bDh -; man elaubt es nidt eern.aber
iaua ben @rbebungen 0es MnSfhufIes
ifiir prGgung, @enoihte un0 Mn6e bes
inafipnalen Mepr6ientnntenbaufes geN
berpor. bnb 6os publitum i'm Grob<
ltpie I'm RIeinbanoel sana tnperfhdmt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-26
Spdte 6naoe.

gsift longe ber, baB bic Ser. Gtaa@
ten Rrieg gefiibrt baberl, unb bod be-
finben ii1 mod ariessgsfangene tinter
ibrer Sbbnt. Sc iifto ibrer 261, bic
lIeberlebenben Der 407 Mpn6en. Die
nit ibrem Mnfiibrer Geronin1o por nun
% sSabren aug ibrem 9eimdtbsgsbiet
in Netp Merieo als@efangene ruh ben
Sorts Marion unb pidens il, Gloriba,
Mpunt 8ernon, Mla., unb Sort Sin.
Stla., gebradt tpurben, llm 10 pon ben
Statten, an oenen fie NIT Morb uno
Brand gebauft batten, fir immer fern
all fein. @eronimo gait aIs Der blutz
biirftigite unb gefdbrli9fte aller feinb@
liden Snbianer.
8on ben urfpriineli6 @efangenen
1T nur II na6seipieien, baB iie an
@eronimos ariessaiisen tbatidhlt6
teilsenomnen baben, oiefe ftno, Biz
auf flint, bereits nit ibrem 5iibrer
mad ben epigen Saeosriinoen tbres
Wolfes abgegansen, bic iibrigen bat
man nit bieIen sefaneen sebalten, baz
nit iie tein llnbeil mebr anrihten
tonnten. Inter iteter militdrif4er
8elpa9une mubten iis tpobl, modten
tie anfangs ald nod fo iebr Ra9e
briiten, barauf peraidten; na9 unD
nah finb iie gang 5ufrieben getporben,
ebenfo pie Die ouf oen Referpattonen
untersebra9ten Miinbel Der Nation.
Die 8erbrinsung Der 8anDe mad
anberen als ibnen getppbnten 9ebieten
NOR ineHptbpenbisteit, aber bod I'M
fofern cine sraufame Mabresel, als
oas in sebirgisem 2anbe beinifde
,8olt ii6 nur f9per in bic unsetppbnte
8e9eno finoen tonnte unb oas altma
oes Sibens ibnen nidt aufagte. 8pn
benen, bic on Der 5lpribatiiite unb in
Nlabama untergebra9t tparen, 1inb
ptele an Der S6ptnbfudt 5uarunoe
geeaneen. Sn Sort @in, tpo Die Sc
fonsenen felt 16 Sabren untersebra9t
ftnb, baben tie it9 beifer sebalten uno
limo au6 rubtg uno frieblih, unb nit
tbrem @dtdfal ideinbar san5 sufriez
ben geporben. 0enn an eeniieenoem
llnterbolt bat es ibnen ni6t gefeblt
unb bon ben iibertpa6enoen Splooten,
Sfftoteren tpie Mannl6aften, iinb iie
gut bebanoelt tporben. Man bat ibnen
8elesenbett segeben, ii9 10 gu bei9Gf=
tigen, tote es ibrer Neisung unb 0erz
anlasung entipra4, uno bieMe6raabl
bat ii9 auf Die 8ieb5udt perlegt, bic
it9 fir fte eana gut besablt uno ibnen
ein tletnes &apttal eingebroht bat,
Dos tbnen gut gu itatten fGme, tpenn 1ie
fid pirt9idaftli4 Ielbftitdnoie MAIDEN
lpol1ten.
0aau ion ibnen ieBt bic 5anb oez
boten peroen. Cine bon Der Snbion
Risbts Nfociotion oussearbeitete 9ia
otelt oarauf ab, ibnen in Gbnliher
Weile 2nnD 5u5utbeilen. iie IeBbaft gu
MAIDEN, pie bas nit ben anberen
9tdmmen gef9eben ift. 8si Sort StG
iiBen lie in. Der Rdbe Der Gomunhes
unb &iopas uno baben es bieien pobl
beretts abge1eben. tpie iie it9 in ben
uebergang CUR tpeiben3ibilif fation binz
einfinben tOnnen. Die 8iG iit i'm Sez
nat angenommen tporben uno lieat
nun Dem 9auie ppr, bas permut6ltcb
audi bafiir getponnen tperoen tann, 5uz
mol Die mtlitdrii6en Nutpritdten, De-
men btsber Die l1eberpa9une Der
r&riesssefangenen" oblae, ibnen Elm
burdaus giinitiees 3eusnis ouslteGen.
llno oamit peroen Die leBten 3eugen
hon @eronimos 8luttbaten Dem Sc
iidtstreiie Der 3eiteenoKen entaosen
iein. r
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-26
Ibers 0br aebanen ipirb:: bur1 fdlf&

MpSL1 ~ SSTss-'. s7 af aEsE
@etpimt. s. S.,
ST. Mnsfdub bot bdriibsr ssntgsn
Mnidhouunqsunterrifbt gfno11sn. ~
IN Inn eins Moae pprgs3eigt ipcroen,
he m onfheinenb fo0eIlos riGtig fuIiss
tio1tisrt. Die aber Der Werfdnter Dlir9
Orebuna elmer tnun Fd3tpdrenH
Ghroube 70 nranipulieren Tam. DdB
Ser R6ufer Elm geringeres Anailfsln.
M,aare srbdlt als 1pofiir e beaaplt. x,ss
elmer anberen Wdse tDdren orc xepel
bon unaleider Gdnge. DER EaulsI
merit oas nit bloBem Muge 1td9t nnD
einen 3orlftod ipirb er rfrbf mtipr'Hs
aen. Gs lit ana, nilr Elm CANA fleiner
llnterihieb in ben Ds'oen Nrmem 9eI
M3oae, aber geniieenb, oenl gsrtanlsr
mebr einsubringen ala er in WIrflluS
feit perfouft. Da bergleihen 9Sa9fn
fobrifmdBia bergeitelIt fDerben, idnn
man iid1 porftellen, in fpelHem nnlfdnz
ae Nadfraae na1 5olHen WetrligsmlfS
feln berrfdf. Ser @erfdufer bat aDer
nidbt immer nOtbis, fih duf Die setd!llss
Mlitbilfe bes sSabrifanten 81 perlallen.
Cine aetpDbnlihe Mage thut es. stne
IoIde, auf oeren cine 5hale oieSBaars,
quf bic o11bere Die @eiDiGte gefent
iperben. geibe S1alsn iinb fOnfaD
oeformt. Wiro bas @etDiht oirett I1t
bic Maitte ae1ebt, fo funftioniert one
Mage ob5oIut forreft, ihlebt aber PCT
0erfGufer cos ober bic @etptd1te, iDte
bos als rein anfGlIig aisiehen tam,
etpas auberbalb bes 3entrtlrrs, 10
lieqt es in feinem 8elieber, tple plei I
Minbergetpiht er Dem aunoen geben
min.
Oie gertbeuerung ber9ausbaltsfubS
runa mag audi iol1en betriigerifHen
prafttten aum5beil su5ufhrsiben ietn,
tpiepobl iie faun erit BON beute nnb
ee5tern batieren, aber, bob tie seiibt
nerben, 1T ertptefen unb Dab fie l1iht
sebuloet fperben follen, felbftperftdnbz
liche sgorberuna. Ser Nnsf6nb bes
6oufes tpirb bemgemdb benlnG6ft eine
bon1 Mbqeorbneten 8oober bon Weiie
four; enttporfene 8il befiirpprtenb
einberidten, bic ben Gebraud faifGer
WoBe uno @eipidte bunbesgerihtiih
ftrofbar ma9t. Die 8eitimmungen
bes Observation-Disclosures iperben
Damn babin ertpeitert nerben, baB Der
Sabrifant nidt nur Die Heinbeit Der
Maure earantiren muB, fonoern anh
oos 8ollgetpi9t Der patete. 10 buB Der 4
&Grfsr zines pfunbes au9 pirflih elm
pfunb erbGlt uno elm SAB Webl niht
bier pfunb tpeniger niest als sefeblih
prroef9rieben. Gbrlih MaB unb Sc
pidt tit Sic 2uiuns. Sir Maare, Die
gum grport beitimmt lit, ma4t bas
8e1eb etne Musnabme. lleber Deren
getpt9t braudt iid ber8ertdufer nidf
ops3utpeiien. 9o9 bas bat leinen eliz
ten Gruno. Oas Muslanb perlongt
anberes MaB unb Gepidt als mir bier
buben unb 90 muB iid Der Jabrifont
nah ben bprtigen Inforberuneen rihz
ten. Sollte er ii9 babel einfallen lafz
fen, falid gu meien. 70 biirfte fein
NrsfubrgeidGft Elm Idnelles Gnbe bo=
ZEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-26
aDnie Ghtporbs g9ennaeipinne.

9jnig Gbtporbs Renneeipinne.
Mdbreno pieler Sabre batten Die Renn@
pferbe Gnnarbs bes Giebenten, gu Der
3sit, ols Der iebtse a0ntg mod 9rin3
bon Males NOR. auf BEN 3ennbobnen
MltzGnglancs nur r1dBiae Grfolge
auf5uneiien. Die @elammtlumme Der
Yreiie, bic iie i'm Sabre 1893 eetppne
nen 6atten, belief iid ouf nur 7440
Mort. @pn 1894 an ober seiat iih
cine ropibe o1lflteieenbe> 8eipesung:
10000 Mart i'm Sabre 1894, 165, 200
Morf i'm Sobre 1896. ettpas iiber
$4,000 Mart i'm Sabre 1896. Sn
ben bret foleenben Sabren perminber=
ten liA bic @elpinne nieber, hofiir ftie=
GEN lie ieood i'm Sabre 1900 auf $685.
900 mart, eine Sumlne, Die feitber ME
ipteber erreidbt ober gar iiferltiegen
fporben lit. gs mub bor alien barz
auf tineerief len peroen, hab felt Der
Sbronbefteigung gDnaros Die alien
sSarben bes Prinaen pon Wales ouf
eem Surf ni9t mebr ben @lan5 err
Ionet baben, Den lie hotten, bepor iie
bic 5arben Des aDnigs nuroen. Sm
Sabre 1904 iant Die @eiammtfun.me
Der Reinseninne bes i0nislif)en @tal=
les ouf $4,000 Mfart. Die Sabre
1906 unb 1907 lparen mittelmdBis.
cher felt einiger 3stt aeiet iiG Dos
Surfglit tpenieer bart eeaen ben
@ouperGn, unb bic 5Gben, ME nadlal>
fenoen WtIben unp gnItrengunaen res
Srainerbefs Mtdarb Wfarfb finben
tnieoer ihren poblperbienten 2obn
SIM sSohre 1908 betruaen Die Reinse=
tpinne n1ebr ols 10000 Marf, unb bic
preife, bic tpGbrenb her erften fieben
Mpnate pon 1909 eeponnen purben,
reprGIentieren cine Summe BON $50.
900 Mart.
Die gunaro 2inie bat feine Dipiz
oenbe fir bas lebte Sabr beaablt. nnb
bic Mftipndre bes 8reiner 2lDpo iinb
aId leer aussesanssn. neil Der prpfit
nur binreidte. um bic gbfhreibunsen
fir Nbnubung unO Referpe unb an>
bere Oinse ou MAIDEN. Die S9iffz
fabrt mar eben nidt 10 lobneno, ME
man lpobl aemeinbin glaubt.
Sir Qlusenblidssrfolse, bic mon fpie
2eudtuseln fteisen ldbt, bdben bic
Nnerlneiiten ben grObten Reipett. nno
bod miro babel bie 3raft 5u pDfitiDer
Irbeit, ipenigitens theilneife. persenz
set. Mer es perftebt, fd6ne5priide su
r,oaen, oie alsemeine Gntriiftuns 5n
erregen uflo na9 Der Mdnier 0es ieli@
gen Don Auirote iebe Minbmiible anz
Slirenntn. pnn benz eripdrtet man @ros
bes. 8eipnnoeruns bes 9amtdms!
W.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-26

Die ginfiibruns elmer itaatIi6en
penfipnsz unb 9interbIiebenen Werz
iiderung fiir bic priDdtangeifeIIten,
Die BON ben betbdligten Rreiien fdbon
lanse nnb febnlih anseffrtbt tDirb, lit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-26

Den Shpppenfpeiern unb anberen
unfauberen syrii6then entarteten Stu
bentent9ums bat &aiier Bilbelm NIT
Redt cine 0orlefuns fir mdfige 2e=
benstpeiie eebalten. bic boffentli1 ibre
Mirtuns niht perfeblen ipirb. Gs 1T
ni9t nOtbig, ben9eritano gu oerfaufen,
neil man Der gbre afabemiiden 8iir=
sertbums tbeilbaftig gepor0en 1T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-29
TOO MUCH LOVE Of
NATURE IN CH0NG
INDUCED in Passion for Flowers
at the Expense of an
Honest Man.

A slight revision of that popular
phrase, "Going back to Nature, = is the
principal reason by which one All
Chong Is At present viewing the cosmos
IN longitudinal Sections-that is to say
why he is at present gazing upon
Kaleidoscope humanity through the
apertuIes afforded by window in the
city jail.
The revision above mentioned is
found in the change OF one word In
All Chong's version it reads, "Going
back for Nature.'
The police call him a thief, but in
more poetical terms he is Just a fool.
Acting Chief Of Detectives John kel-
lett is the secondary cause of his pres
ent incarceration, coupled with the first
cause Icing one thousand slips Of vari-
colOred carnations. These Juvenile
blooms were once the property of Mu
Chong, but are now claimed by the
police department, who hope to show
by them that All Chong is possessed of
some Of the manias or phobias that lead
one person to annex another person :
property.
Mu Chong is a planter by nature and
an honest man by Enthusiastically so,
at least All Chong is a planter by ma
ture also, but his trade runs along other
than Christian lines Late Tuesday
night, it is alleged, he entered the yard
of Nh Chong and uprooted an even
thousand carnation slips, put them in
sack and went home for weIl-earned
rest. Melville Post 5 argument, that
there is always break of a thread in
the fabric to betray the foe of society,
was clumsily portrayed in this case.
But instead Of some scrap of paper,
loosely tied knot or a similar clue, All
Chong just clumsilv left a thick trail
of carnation slips behind him, which
led the officers right into his house.
All Chong viii explain his actions to-
day in court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-29

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Mrs. W. P. VALENTINE, 9O2 Lincoln
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tor said | would have to go to the
hospital for an opera ton, but Lydia E.
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pletely cured me in three months" -
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Box 80, Gardiner Me.
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Compound trial 1t surely has cured
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-29

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cine, Lydia E. Pink
hams We getabl Q
Compound. I suf-
fered from terrible
headaches, pain in
my back and right
side, was tired and
nervous, and so
weakIcould hardly
S tand. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta
BILE Compound re-
stored me to health
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-29
MORE
PINKHAM
CURES
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy.

Camden, Nj ut is with pleasure
that | add my testimonial to your
already long list-hoping that it may
induce others to avail themselves Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-29
GARDEN ISLAND
NAMES BIC FOUR
viii Send Same Team Workers
Back to the legislature
Kuhio Will Get Big Vote.

The Kauai Republican, at their con
vention held at Ljhue on September u,
nominated the following county ticket;
Sheriff, w H. Rice Jr.; treasurer. \.
II. Rice; auditor, {. Maser; county
clerk, j. NJ. kaneakua; county attor-
ney, ). X. kaeo.
Balloting for representatives gave the
following results:
{. y. Rice, 81; J. H. Coney, 81; G.
II. Huddy. 46; ". j Sheldon. Al. and
j. X kula, So
On motion of Mr. Kula, after the
completion of the balIoting, the choice
for the tour elected candidates was
made unanimous.
f. \. Knudsen was named for sen
ator.
The delegates from each Of the FIVE
districts met together in different parts
Of the hall, to nominate candidates for
the five supervisors positions, and the
following were the names decided upon
for each district:
Waimea. F. Gay; koIoa, W. D. Nc
Brvde; Lihue, H. d. Wishard; Hawai-
han, J. Rodrgues; Hanalei. J. X. Lota.
The appointment of county execu-
tive committee was announced as fol
lows:
J. Akina, Niihau; G. Hansen, Keka-
ha: j. X Kapunjai, Waimea; B. D.
Baldwin. Makaweli; r. W. Kinney. Wa
hiawa; G. p Wilcox, KoIoa w. H.
Rice, Lihue; r. P SpaIding, Kealia !;
J. L. Hubby, KlJauea; VIM. Werner,
HanaIei
w H. Rice was appointed chairman;
VIM Werner. secretary. and G. p. Viii
cox treasurer. Judge Werner IS the
member from Kauai on the territorial
central committee.
Hon. c. a. Rice was appointed by
the executive committee as campaign
manager for the coming campaign.
4 vote of thanks was rendered Hon.
W. H. Rice for the fine luau given in
his spacious grounds.
Democrats Endorse Some.
The Democrats of Kauai, by their
delegates, convened at the house OF
,Iaseph |. mail carrier, on Wednesday
, September 81, to name their ticket.
The business of the meeting was ear
ried through without much opposition
on the part of rival candidates. The
party leaders, feeling that there is a
| lack of strong men among their number,
| felt obliged TO seek assistance from
the ranks of the Republicans, and show
ed wisdom by nominating SIX of the
present county office holders who are
| of the Republican persuasion. Three
of these. the chairman, H. d. Wishard,
and J. Opio and W. Huddy of Hawai-
hau and HanaIei districts respectively
were supervisors, and the other three
were A. H. Rice, county treasurer;
]. NJ. Kaneakua, county clerk, and 5.
X. kaeo, county attorney.
There were about thirtyfve delegates
present, several of whom had proxies.
Following were the nominations:
Senator, J. :. p. Chandler.
Representatives Keahi Naumu, Ke-
kaha; Simeon Kalalau, Waimea; NJ. \,
Mikaele, KoIoa, and John Koani, ka-
waihau.
Supervisors. Waimea, J. W. Kahale-
anu; Koloa. William Chairman; Lihue,
II. d. WIshard awaihau, J. Opio; Ha-
naIei. VIM. Hubby.
County officers, sheriff, Joseph /;
county attorney, ;. X. Kaeo; treasurer,
A. II. Rice; auditor, Charles \. Aki;
county clerk, J. NJ Kaneakua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-13
Free Prescriptions
Famous Doctor Will Serd a Special
Prescription For Any Ai!meAt
10 All Who Write.

For the last ten years ] have had and
still have one of the largest practices of
any physician in the world. That | have
been successful In my profession is
proven by thousands of cured patients
IN every civilized country. 1 can aft
ford TO be generous, and it is my earn
est 4esire to help every sick and af-
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Of chronic; long standing, stubborn dis
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-13
HAMILTON NEWS.
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church social was held Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Bradley; the event was under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid soc.
ciety of the Goldens Point Christian
church During the evening dainty
viands were served in connection
with a general good time. The pro
ceeds were donated toward the cree
tion of a new Christian church at
Golden's Point.
Mrs. Mary Benner and Mrs. Rilla
Waggoner departed yesterday for
Ports. Kansas, where they will spend
two weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Belle Crume was taken quite
seriously Ill Thursday at her home
in Bentley, Ill She was Immediately
taken to st. Joseph's hospital From
a most recent report she is slightly
improving Mrs Crume is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. George Kinkade of Hamil-
ton.
Wednesday afternoon R. R. Wallace
of Hamilton, and R. W. Kiser of Hep
burn, Iowa, and I. X. Kiser of La
tonia, KY, departed for Los Angeles,
Cal. TO settle an estate In which the
Kisers are interested.