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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
BELIEVES IN PROTECTION.
Senator ossires That His Position q,
Made Plain,

Before begin the examination Of the
pending proposition want to make It
perfectly clear that look upon the
/! subject from the standpoint of one who
believes sincerely In the system OF pro-
lection: and by protection I mean the
imposition OF such import duties upon
competitive products as will fairly
, measure the difference between the cost
Of production at home and abroad I
also look upon It from the standpoint
OF one who not only admits. but insists.
that generally speaking the duties of
our present laws are too high and
should be materially reduced at the
first opportunity.
Must Treat All Alike.
One further preliminary observation
borne In mind while we are determin-
ing what ought to be done with the
suggested arrangement with Canada.
It Is this: The United States can not,
in an independent measure, reduce the
duties on imports from Canada with
out at the same time. and as an in
evitable consequence. making the same
reduction on the same articles to
practically every country Of the world.
In substantially all Of our treaties Of
peace and commerce with foreign gov
ernieIlts there is wi,ai Is comm o;S;s.S;'
known as the favored nation clause"
the effect Of which is that we agree to
admit the products OF each nation to
our markets upon as favorable terms
a. we give to any other nation upon
like products. Under this clause if we,
in an Independent act, were to admit
Canadian wheat and cattle free. the
wheat and cattle Of South America, or
Of Europe. would come In free.
Difficulties In Way.
The only way In which we can es-
cape the operation OF this clause IL to
make the concessions we are willing
to extend to any particular country de-
pendent upon what We declare 70 be
equivalent concessions from the coun.
try with which we are dealing. Even
then the nations Of Europe. Of South
America, and the Orient. are exceed
inSly reluctant to admit our intespre-
tation OF the favored nation clause"
I instance this complication Of the sub-
3ect In order that you may clearly uyi.
derstand that whatever reduction In
duties. or whatever free admissions We
desire to establish respecting Canadian
imports we must establish now a1A 10
connection with the proposed rociDfo-
cat agreement, unless sve Are willing TO
saieasi iiso s6ssso S1ss;S:S::.e..s and the
|sens Ase aAmissaaas to the entire
COMMERCIAL wssN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
10000 10000 5000 10000

Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of the
ClNb:-I an under great obligation to
you for the opportunity you have given
me to speak upon . subject that has
not only awakened general interest. but
upon which there are wide differences
Of opinion between honest, thoughtful
men. TOR ten years have been dis
Ycussan1 trade reciprocity with Canada
krom the standpoint Of one who has
profoundly believed that the conditions
Of peoduction in Canada as compared
with the conditions. in our own country
not only Justified, but demanded. that
,sse should deal with her upon an en-
4ifsly different basis than that which
We recognize In making up our general
tariffs with other nations.
cvmsmjno' Position Unehanaod.
Ny conclusions. so often expressed.
remain unchanged. ana my desire for
fair reciprocal relations with our
northern neighbor was never stronger
than ct the present moment, altho
see. that the development Of the do
minion In manufacture during the last
decade. and the consequent strengthen
1ng Of her protective policy, has greatly
narrowed the dsld for the advantage
eous application Of commercial recip-
rocaty: that Is 20 say It 10 vastly more
difficult now than then to secure an
equivalent for any concessions that We
may b willing TO make In our duties
upon her exports into our country. II
q liet1o o. the enthusiasm which Is now
20 abuAdant IN some quarters had been
avallablo then. the United States could
have made Q better bargain than It 10
possible to make ct the present time
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

CONTINUED on Seventh Pase.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
CONSIDERING ITS EFFECTS.

/. Bltuminous coal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

Seiie fdHben bic anoeren inbiihen
syiiritlihitiien ibren plab, ip1brenb
ibnen eegeHiiber unier sipei fIeinertn
2bronhimmsln bic grieitz iDdrtsten,
9rabmiHen unb Sitbs, BON benen bic
Gte matchmaker getpsibt peroea
IoIlte.
Die grobminsn bolten tn ponps
hdftem 3uge bic graut aus ben
iSrauengemdhern db. priHsefiin
grtnbu. beren inttrsFdnte GrIhsinung
in poris iebr bttannt III. trus an bisy
fem 5ags Elm inbiifes Geipanb bon
roFa Seibe, bos ben gansen sR0rper
ipie NIT eintm SGIeier umbilIte unb
aud bns Geiibt perbarg. Ge true an
bieftm Soge uu6 bns 3sifkn ftrer
Sdiie, ben rotben puntt In Der Mitts
Der Stirn.
Der 9r6utig1m trus sIet6fdlls bic
3raht ftiHer 5simntb; siner isiner
iiineeren 9riiber niente ibm oIs pnoe.
Die grnbminsn. in ipsibe 6sibe gss
fIefoet, i'm 6olbtreis BON hem gr1us
iisom aufgeiteat, siinbeten iuoblries
GsHne 6OISer an unb iungen pfaImcs
bisrsnb beiligs 2ieber. Der Batter Der
prinsefIin Iegts ibre 5nnb in bic ets
qriHSsH; baHH fbritt bic 9raut unier
ibrem 8albahim bsrnor unb Iebte Iid3
duf bem fiFen an Der Ifnten Ssiie
ihrss Satin nieher.
9ad bisisr 3eremonie folet cine
1tnIihe, ober nod ieierlihere ais
5rnuunesatt Der Gifbprieiter. 3fpti
iueiBbdrtiee .Garus" idldesn bds
beiIige Bud uRf unb, ipdbrenb Der
eine NIT morotoner Gimme norIisfi.
giebt Der onbere nit einem solDeHen
HDffeI aus eintn golbenen 8et,er benl
9rautpuar 81 trtnten unb bitiet ibm
Speiien bon elmer iiIbsrnen glatte.
Run ninlHt Der Glisite glrieffsr ben
9erlenfhleier Don Der Gtirn bes
8r6utisoms. beFtn Quetn erft jsbt
isins GbeseHoHiR srbliden biirftn
Elm ftierliher, ober eef6brIiGer @es
brauG. Der Rur babur4 tpeniger bes
bentlid, tpirD, bnb beibe DerIobte In
garis ihon oft miteiuanbsr getonst
baben uno seHdu tpifisn. lDis lie ouss
ieben.
Gum SdluE bistt Der Taabaroia
cine turse, nber blumsnreife ans
Iprahs. In Der bic S65nkit bes
Orienis nit ber GEssans bes Gtsibent
10 gliidIih perbnnben ipurbs, ipie es
tin poriier Mairs Bel 1bnliden Or
Isgsnkiisn ni4t btfsr suitaHbs
brinst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
OrnnSeiseHtbnms. ll,bertrasnHsen.
Gineinnati, 16. mar,

Cincinnati, 16. Wdrs.
JaeOb aroig ON 4usuit q. SubIer,
Ibeil BON Cot 12 In lInterabtb. Don
Games gdbil's Qahl1b; 81.
Saeob arois an Sobn 8. Rsper,
GheiI BON berTslben Got; 81.
Grant 3. 8rod an Sobn R. ssones,
% bel 145 GuB. an Der n0rbli6en
Stiie bon Marfb 4penue. sfpifden
Smitb Roob unb Beeh Ctr; ST.
Sobn Gaiisr, per 4bminiitrator. an
Gr0nt u. asller, Gin Gtiid Qonb in
Settion 8 in gpIsrain 5plpnf6ip;
$140O. 80
George Renbigs an Wlprpn G6ein-
goib. 10 Sabre patt auf gigent6um
btfornt uls lit Wlnin Gtrobt; mos
n1fIi4e Wietbe $125.
Mnnd Dotttrf an Wl0rcus Qoeiuens
ifttn, EN- Jabr po6t 1uf Gieent6um
bstdnnt ais 476O Wloin Mptnue III
gaos'nnaa. GanatIi6 y @1in6s 500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Ycnes Seben.

11eue aratt cine tDobItbdtise Qnreauno
Der 5bdtisteit beg Magens, Der aeber,
Der gttsren unb fdmmtti6erlnterlsibss
Sr9dne betpirten bic alt berii5mten ct
gernarosR sRrduterzg zgilIen. Dos or5ste
beutfbe Speilmittel, tpel6ss oas bem
rstnen Ssaft ber beiItrdftiaften gyfIonz
gen noa ben ebrDiirbigen ct. Bernard
grubern erfunben ipurbe, ift bei d,ro=
nther 8eritopfuns unb llnperbauIid,s
tett bie Ronigin oLIer Mebiainen. g(Is
Blntreinigungszmi ift es uniiber-
trefflit. Die CT. gernarbsRrGuters
ptuen itnb in allenapDtbeten gu boben.
". C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Gineinnati, 16. MSrs.
Rsns 6nppt4etsn.

Rene 5ppothetsn.
Wiorp g. 5unt an Gaterpriie 9. gl
60. $1,000.
Mauries .. Gofftp an gHtsrpriis q.
u. Go. $500.
2GnreHDe 3. 3snntman an Eeut.
fher 2anbipebr .. unb G. $50.
Otorgt 0roinger an %. Marb 9.
u. Go. $500.
Geo. 9. S6tpGs,rle ON 8. g. g3as
6oub. $3.50.
Drtb. -@rilIo on Goutbtrn Sbic
SdD. 9f. Go. $1,000.
qouis Braun an Gout9ern Cbio 9.
unb z. 60. $1,000.
Gamuei aobnop an bieisIbe. $1,000.
4Ilen 9. Sdriper an bitfeIbe.
$1,000.
q. 6. glierfon an Ne.ftsrn e Gouibs
ern Qife Snf. Go. $3.50.
Sol. 9. Mrsinlep an Gilt Gbae g.
uno g. Go. $500.
RojuIie u. griinf6ldser an aouife
Gifel. 5000.
8. 8. pa6cuD an Cine. Wortm.
Club Q. nHb 6. 60. 5000.
Joitph W. 0Ieid an 2of1HtiDiae q.
unD @. 60. $500.
Jreb. UiaesIeD on Brighton German
1f. 60. $1,000.
6rsb. .. Rorbna1n an college 6in
G. unb .. Go. $500
DsO. Dr. Mbe on siatDnio Dome 8.
unb 3. 60. $3.50.
Jds. q. Rrugtrp On COLUMBIA q.
3aa q - o. &zk0
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A
Carrie MuhmDre an Ulabiicn ..
u. go. 2. $500.
Ghos. 6. Sopbbs an bieielbe. $500.
| stephen 9. 8onle an Gsrmanin q.
u. 30. 8. $500.
1hps. S'Brien an bieftIbt. 1915.
aIberf 8. 9otnsntdmp an Gordb 6.
gornea. $500.
ausuit Stsasmtitr an glenpop 9.
uno .. Go. $1,000.
8etilsts 6ppptbtten.
6eHrn Strnntmsier an %. Morb g.
u. SO. $500.
Warp 6. CUNT an Gnterriie 9. u.
60. $1,000.
Gtoree graininssr an %. Durb g.
u. Go. $1,000.
j. .. gioromdn an college 5iu 6.
uno .. SO. $500.
Mnrp :. ainasrD an eugene 8.
Witfhaer. S265.
Gidsfbe an Columbia 9. unb g. q.
Go. $3.50.
OeptSs IN. Nps an 15r00tDtnt Gdns
ings v. uno z. 60. $1250.
sontfe Gbersmdnn an giin 6an
9ont. $4,000.
Geo. Stpeenep On eagle @. 6.
$1,000
Sobn auer an dragon 9. un6 9.
Go. 80. 2. $500.
aouift R. Ries an Sontbern Sbio
6. uno z. 60. $500.
Rdrn atobes, an Cincinnati Gan.
Goo. $500.
Wsdrl g. 5uut ON Gbit6 g. gnteg.
$1,000.
Nm. R. arthur an goung Rtng 9.
unb 6. 60. $3.50.
BsrfsIbt an 20. SO. Glippinetr,
sruitse. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17
Yaris in SnSiru.
paris, gnbe ssebruor.

einer Der 5Ohssitssifte bes Mabae
rdja bon 4npurtbaIn. bic Don glaris
HaA SHbten gsfabrsn finb, I'm bort
be Bermahiuns b.s grinsen 9itsa
SdHib nit Der BrinseTffn griuba
3ubbdI Su feiern, ersGhIi I'm Oil
Bias" intsrtfants gin5sfbeiteR Don
6ieiem erciiiden i5eIi.
anber Der Barrier lit ouh bic QOHs
eoner 0efslfGaft bur9 abqefonb.e
oertreten; 5u ben suropGiEhen 86ften
gsfelIen iih bic inbiIfen DroBen uno
uHtsr ihnen Der Raboraiob pom aaI6s
mir, Der NIT einem @efoIae BON buns
bert gsrfontn sridisnen lit. liir ale
bieIt gGlie iinb brsi ;seIbInaer oes
idafftH, iptg6s bic QnnebmIihteiten
tines Component i'm iJreitn NIT rafFi.
nirtem HonIfort peretnen. Tas oas
ger Der gur0p1sr ift cine rihtiae fIeine
Stoot, in Der fogar bic elettrifde Be
IsudtiI1g fli9t ftbIt. Jsber Giait Bat
fsin tisenes groBss 3eIt. nit engliIden
uHb frdns0iilhen WlDbeln ousaeftottet
unb nit gobteinrihtuns Derfeben. Gin
3iener NIT stpsi gebiIfen itebt iebein
Self 5ur 0erfiisung. pferbe unb
Hasen i0nutn na6 9eIieben benubs
iptrbtn. SH iebem 3eli lpirb t1alih
ein 8crraib BON 3igoretien niebtroes
legt. Die GuropGeriiobt boi ibrsn
Goiffeur, ibrtn Barber, ibr Nus
tunftsburtai unh ibr poitams. 3ipsi
srobe 3elie biensn dis eemeinFhnftli6e
R6urne, In otnen gsrauhi nnb qeqefs
Zen ipiro; aud fIeinsre GdIons sum
GartenTpisl febIsn niht. 9os 6etrlcs
ger iUirb ppn Ghilbmn6en behitst. bic
isben 3ubrine!ihtn fernbaIten.
I'm 2. JtbruaS Go tr3Gblt Der
graf bon 1lsurisn) lpurben bic gdTis
BON ben glabarain unb Der Rnni, Feis
ier genubliH, enlpf1ngsn. Tie Dame
III cine fh6ns Epdnierin. bic ben Mns
barajd erft Dor anrsem sebeirai5es
bat. Ssine G1bns aus anbersn ghsn
iinb ale enrop1iIn gstlsibei, bis ouF
ben ipeiben 5urbon. ner i6r 6aupt
fhmiidi. unb Fprfhsn gsliufig frons
SoiiIb unb ensIift.
Nbtnbs fiibrts I'm aroBsn 3eIt Der
p0riifr GefeIlfhnftsmeiFter @nbre be
Dcuquieres ben aotiIInn an. aoffbare
GefatHle tpifrben nnter ben gdFten
pertbiIt. Die 6inbabomen nebmen
am 9nn3 nift tbsiI, htnier einem Wors
bang finb sinigs Shntten an eriennsn.
an Dtntn Juipelen glibern - es iinb
bic DOrn<bnsn Snbisrinnsn. bic aus
ihrem gerftsd 3ufebtn. ME man iin
n16 turDpdlfhtr monifr omiifirt.
Mm 4. s5ebriiar lpurbe bic 6od1asif
nefeisrt. Dit 9rnppen bes Mahornif
TN buntelbInuen llniformen NIT 9urs
buntn In Hinu unb GiIber bilDetfn
Gpdlitr. 0initr ben zruppen ftaHbsn
gOIbeefmmiidit GIefnnten, bic ouf
ibren Miidtn toftbnrt 3else fruasn.
llnter aanontHbpnntr Gielt Der Wachas
roia ffinsn Gin5lg unb isbie It'd, anf
sinen 1hrDHI<ITei, ber unser einfm
9alsa&tn suiafIlslIt n0fs On fsinss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

GinR6Rig aTs apintifsr.
Der a0nia BON 9tIaien i'll Der erIte
Serri9sx, Der iih Der 4pintif suetsDsns
bet bat. Ssit sinieer 3sit nirb er
bon BEN frans0fif6en quftIhiFfer
Wldnriee be Qdminne in Der aunft bes
Glitssns unisripieisn. Sbn unterfiist
bdrin Der gbef Der Qufsfhifffoinpogs
ME, aommnnbonf sc Clement be Ct
Marq.. Der fhoa felt ldngerer 3tit
Dlugotrfuht etmaGt Dat unb ieIbis
bds Jiibrer5eugnib eriparb. Die NuB@
biIDuns bes a0nigs erfoIet auf sinem
6Iugoppurdt bonn 9pp Mbidior. Der
btm acknowledgement ffbr dbnIi6
ih. Der Honig bat bisxr eiotnt
JIiige nod nidt ousesfiibrt, In o6er
f6on intbrfdh nit itinem Qshrtr b.
2aminne unb NIT bem Baron be Ca
iers nufstfiitgen uHb bot fnon FIiioe
bon brtipiertel lnb elmer Gtunbt oes
inoht. Wlit bem aoniae suFrran,tn
iDtrntn nod inebrere belaiTds Cffiaitre
untsriDiffsn. bd bic beIgiidx 6<frtss
psrsnnlfing ieBt nod bem DeifpieI bes
A0niss oa5u iiberssben min, ben aluas
oppnrnt i'm 5tsre einsufiibrsn. nie
guIttlotfs. bic nissnbIidIin aus a,psi
1uftf6iffsn beiitbt. fon In biffsm
Jnhre nrn um elm Qaftfmiff unfair
rfn Spiftms unb um pifr DIngoppos
rate bertidert lpsrbsn. Hos ntut
~ sSanIil1tff baut " Glemsas y Ct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-17

GDarles WlaDer an 6atie 6. 6.
Bahdref, 30 5ei 145 ssuB. an Der
| fiielidlsn Seite BON lerinqfon glpe. IN
| 4ponbale; $1,000.
uadrg. Bering an Cub & Edromni
eompdnp. 3 Sabre pod)t ouf /. Stods
iDerf bes Gisentbnms befannt ois 25
uno 27 Weit IL. Str; mpnatIi6tDlis-
tbe $75.
| Greoerid Spreen an marp u.
Shrdoer, ein Sdbr pdd1t ouf 81 9lder
lnno IN Settionen 27 nno % IN
Srstn 5opnfbip; jdbrIide gsaft $75.
mt oem antaufsredt sn 81 800.
Uidrp U. Shroeeer an frebtrft
Spreen, bdsfelbe eisentbum; 81.
| earpIfne Sernee an gn Grnncroff.
Sot { IN g. 9. Carpenters stpeiter
unterdbth. in 9IninpiIe; 500.
Die Jactorb gpIonp gomponn an
Ore Cincinnati Qdtbe dc Tool Com
pdnp, Sabre ga6t ouf 2.12 qd.r
Gono in Settion % in Columbia sp.
$4,000 bddr unh $1,000 Der sobr
NIT oem antaufsrefte Su 500, 900.
souts Shorr an 2lnna G. WsuebIsr
got 5 in SacOb aroamonn's llnisrabs
thetlung in Wtitmoob; 81.
Clarence g. gpmien an gorri, 81
Aldpbafe, 5beiI bon Got 55 in Wolnut
pills aano afociatiOn's sipsittr I'm
tsrobtbtiIuns; 81.
easpor W. Msitmener an gorrie
Y. Weitmeper. 5beiI BON Cots % unn
70 in Sidac ). RilIsr's llnterabtbsi.
lung on gBeftpistp ape.; ST.
Y. aopIdn, per Sberiff, an gbos.
Y. gtocrs, Cots q unb @, in gbos
Y. Uoore's lnterdbtkiluno: S33 "a
Jiiltd BotmoHn an Sernon gpIedr
90 Gab an Gpers StraBe; 81.
SenHie D. goppod an gtepb,n G
Sonls, 40A Jub an gurbstts glpe.
5oispbine Dogner (per 9lbminiltros
tor) an Joitpb Roche, 80 rub an ma
baf5 aoe.; $1,000.
Snrab g. gdrueu an Gilbert 8
SSsobnsntamp, . 56 SUB an 6omiIton
anenue; 81.
Bm s. 5srron, abminiTtroior. an |
u. U. 6orpout, 16eiIs bsr Qots %
uno 3s IN Sof. ainfsp's 2. lIHtsrobs |
tbeiIung; $500.
". Wt. 5orDout on antoinett. Rrfs |
leu, odstelbe gieentbum: 81.
5he y. u. getsrs Realtp 60. an
yldrp u. suetiHs, / Got an gosIsp
StraBe; 81.
Gouiis ei6eI on RofdTi. q. @ruens
lnlassr, z Cots an auifon Str; 81. |
Vim. W9. aribur on t:liIabeth Ron
2ot Is IN U. ]. grsfdp's llnterobtb. |
Gitots; ST..
Ut. y. Cooper an Senni, 8I,id
32a 5uB on 8urnst aR. unb Sbiuitp
Sir.; 81.
8, 70. 9eDOr. an Nm. ). 9eOOr,,
/ Got an Salem 4ps.; 81.
3srieIbe an Gsnsbu g. SobnIon.
j sot on Sutton 4pe.; 81.
Ssrislbe an Settle 8. GiIfuLen, /
Got an bO.; 81.
9trfsIbe an aIben 6. GeoOrs, IL
Got an bo.; 81.
Hilbert j. eramer an Bm. O. gras
mtr, 37a Gub an 8igsIOp Gtrabe;
$1,000.
6r.o. 20. aeiners an Jpbn Z. Wurs
php, 334 5uB an aerinaton Qoe.; 81.
emma 5umpbrens an gparb CT
sbutotion, DpOmins, / Got on Oat
Str; $500.
8. g. po6Ou6 an glisobetbGhfpds
1erIe. 37s i5uB an gefuben apenus,
Rorpopb; 81.
Barbara 5ers on 6<Ien 6.ra. 25
Jnb On 2aolon glace; 81.
eetpis 6. 8rnmtanp an SObn 81.
Bromtdmp. Cots 456 unb 457 in
Srpdnt nnb 9repor's llnterab.heis
Jung; 81.
MOlis 6. Sonts an Dm. Clinton.
Got AZ in SacOb S1mufer's Gitatc;;
s1.O0.
6enrp Geis on Deter H8eber. 164
ader In Settion 30, Green Up: 1915.
Rubolpb 4ufberbeibe an Geo. Sd.
pIoit, sruiiee. 2 Cots in Settion 8,
yretH Up; 81.
\
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Bere6tigte 8orbaItuna
3etter (ber gulalia an .inem tiiblen
2srbfttage aus Dem MoHsr gesDgen): !:
.Wsin Jrdulein, sic folIten ssbr. 6eis
rotbsluit in bic ipdrmsrs Sabresssit
serIsssnr
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Sesflu ssstuHs. slnpsss. 0sadnHasi- q.
EretS so Qenss uYsb buriibgr.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
Continued next week.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL RE.
PORT AND FINAL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATORS.

PORT AND FINAL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATORS.
State of South Dakota,
county of Charles Mix. s.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Catha-
rine MATHS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John
Maths, administrators of the estae of
the above named deceased, has filed in
this court his final report and accou mt
of his administration Of the estate of
said deceased and also has filed in this
court a petition for distribution of the
estate of said deceased and has asked
for an order of this court allowing
said final account and making d stri-
button Of the estate of said deceased
amonng the heirs entitled thereto ac-
cording to law.
1t is, therefore, upon motion of HI.
D. James, ESQ.,, Attorney for said adj
rainistrator, by the court ORDERED
AND ADJUDGED that said final ac-
count and petition for distribution be
heard before this court at the court
room of said court in the city of Ged-
des, Charles Mix county South DAKOTA,
on the lst day of May 1911, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, being the first day of the
regular May 1911, term of this court,
at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may appear
and show cause why the prayer of asid
petition should not be granted.
1t is fur her ordered that notice OF
said hearing be given by publishing q
| copy in the New Era-Leader, a legal
weekly newspaper published ut Wag-
ner, Charles Mix county, South Da-
kota, for at least three successive is
sues Immediately prior to the day sci
for hearing said hearingg
Dated at Geddes, Charles Mix
County, South Dakota, this 10th day
of April 1911.
By the Court:
Attest: r. F. Ward.
Judge of the County Court.
j. E. Craig, Clerk.
H. D. James,
Attorneyfor Administrator. y
st Seal.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
Constipation brings many ailments

Constipation brings many ailments
in its train and is the primary cause
of much sickness. Keep your bowels
regular madam. and you will escape
many of the ailments to which women
are subject. Consti .ation is . very
simple thing. but leads to serious 0
sequences. Nature often needs . lit
tie assistance and when Chamberlain's
T ats are given ut the first indica-
tionn, much distress and suffering
may be avoided. Sold by I'll Dealers.
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NOTICE

All registered county warrants
drawn. on the County General fund
numbered from 2so4 to- $3.50 ineip-
sive are herewith called in therss he-
ing money On hard to pay same. Ard
Notice is here with given that interest
on any and oil Of said numbered wsf-
rants will cease from the date Of thia
notice.
Dated March 22, 1911.
-. ]. Kaberna.
County Treasurer.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

French dry cleaning ladies
and gents gar msnts. Specially
In light summer suits, ladies'
fancy dresses in silk, satin, vel.
vet or any delicate. goods or
color. Send your gnods by ex.
press and you will receivs
prompt attention. Lowest prices
guaranteed.
Bernard Bonnem, Tailor,
1053rd st. Phone 242. Yankton
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

Bernard Ronnem, Yankton's
Leading Tailor. Suits to order
$1s $50 So so $25 $40 and
higher. Write for samples.
When in Wagner at Hotel Vera
Stop at Yankton los 8rd St
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"Mr. Farmer. bring in those.
plows for new lays and haye
Them ready for spring work.
G.. G. James
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

in case of State VS. Noble II 70
Lillian E English court stenogra-
pher cases Of Floren Larson
and Winkie 20 90
Trustees Of Congregational
church use of church for teach
e-s institutes S 90
Geo H Patrick agen for D C Tele-
phone Company Wheeler IL Is
w O rotttrell deputy sheriff
fees expense to Rosebud after
Mrs Spotted Eagle 81 20
A B Beck Office expense States
attorney Office quarter end
ing March 81 Al IS
DR. r E Fyla hospital care for
quarter ending March 81 Al SO
Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton
hospital care for poor 80 IS
J E Craig juror certificate
No. 1920 81 SO
.F&eMfL
d A Heron expert testimony in
case of State vs. Noble Is 90
T F Ward attorney by order. of
court for Ran Danley and Ed
Reynolds SO 90
F Ward expense for county
judges office A 70
O L ROBBERS deputy sheriff fees
for January term 1911 142 20
T F Ward agen for ] E C Will
son 5 months house rent coun-
ty poor Is 90
Brown & Saenger county sup
plies quarter ending March
81 1853 70
Mrs M Melmer board for pris
oner So 90
DR. F | Stuart medical service
fer-county poor 5 90
Henry Cool casket and embalm
ing county poor SO 90
Will A Beach Printing Co county
supplies quarter ending March
81 800 03
Warren Barada serving subpoe-
ma State case o5
Educator Supply Co county sup
plies 1st quarter 1911 Sc 81
] E Upton assistance for States
attorney january $50 90
L w Rifle sheriff fees quarter
ending March 81 1911 1913 16
L w Rifle witness certificate
No. SIT o5
IOL Roberts deputy sheriff fees 1o2 do
Ralph Parker witness certif-
cate No. 615 8 20
Jacob Jacoby juror certiicae iio.
Ito IS Sc
Ole Moe juror certificate No.
NH 81 20
A j Tillet juror certificate No.
| l182 AS 81 oc
F Kaberna juror certificate
Nos 1154-11a9-1188 1o2 &c
F j Kaberna postage quarter end
ing March 81 sc Is
April meeting and 5000 90 to be paid
at the October meeting
CS Langley appeared before the
board to have a recondsiderati on of
his bills file Nos. S234-S235 and 8451
allowed January 4th 1911 for physi-
clan for the poor and on mott on the
matter was taken under adv isement
and April 26th set for the recons idera-
tion of said bills
On motion the following pla ces
were designated for holding chattel
NOR tgage sales
In front of Ed Pasek's blacksmith
shop Academy
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For Sale. Rhode Island Red eggs.
On Neuman place II mile southwest
of Wagner. -. w. Sippely, It.
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Mar. 81, 1911.
MI. S. A. Barton, Photographer,
Avon, s. d.
Dear Sir:-
We have q batch of photos which
you have just sent Us, and we wish t.
congratulate you on the fine result you
have got with the Shoberg fash lamp.
The pictures are certainly first class in
every respect, and from appearance il
seems az though it would be rather
difficult to get this lighting, posing.
ETC., with daylight exposure,g a the
flashlight is instantaneous. And it
certainly speaks well for Mr.. Sho-
berg's flash lamp, and the negatives
you have made demonstrate plainly
that the tune is not far off when thu
photographer will become independent
of daylight.
We are
Very truly yours,
Northern Photo Supply Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.