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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-12-14
BOWLES 6 CO.

BUWLES u CU.
A List of special Christmas
Bargains for this week
For TIL. Children,
Toy Christmas Trees SC TO lOc
Christmas Stockings SC and l0c
Air Ships 25c
Metal Banks l5c to 25c
Rag and Linen Books SC TO 26c
Drawing States 1Oc.
Handy Bubble Blower 1Oc
Toy Dust Pans sc
Tin Dishes Is to 25c set
Hand Organ SOC
China sets of Dishes 25c to 81. 80
Dolls in great variety lc TO $3.50
Mary.go-round $l.0O TO $l.50
Paper Toy Books SC TO 25c
Card Games sc to SOC
Alphabet Books &c to 25c
Large Board Bound Books l5c to
SlO0
Doll Houses, very fine sl.25
Indian Wigwams SIPS
Everything new in the children s
department. Call and see them.
Book Bargains for Christmas, sold
recently for Sips to $l.5O at SOC to
75c.
Calling Of Dan Matthews.-Wright I
Shepherd of the Wright.
Little Shepherd OF Kingdom Come
Fox
| Awakening of Helena Richie
DeLand
The shuttle Burnett
AT the foot Of The Rainbow
Poster
Lords of High Decision-Nichelson
Granstark-McCutcheon
The Victory-Rutletdge
The Barrier-Beach
The Pony Rider Boys Series
The Frontier Boys Series
Pale Baker-Hasben
And hundreds of others.
Our stock of books is very com.
plete. 1t includes the latest Fic-
tion, the choicest books for child.
rem 'The Poets" "The Classics"
Books for men, women and
children.
Special Bargains in Christmas
Cards, Booklets, and small Books
in quantity, for Schools and Sun
day Schools.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

to be held in Choteau Creek No 2.
So get on your fighting clothe $
and come.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor were en-
tertained at the pleasant home of Mr..
aud Mrs. P. l.. Camp last Sunday
evening.
! Chotaau Creek township got u fine
ir in last Friday but east of here and
south the wind and hail done consider
able damage.
Henry Dale White, who has been at
tending school at BrooKings returned
home last Friday to spend his vacation
and assist his father with his farm
work.
Mrs. 6. P Streid is going into the
Thoroughbred chicken business. She
has a pen of fine fullblood White
Wyndotes and is expecting to raise
many more this m
The Childrens Day exercises held
at the Reservation M. E. church las,
Sunday was a grand success. A Urge
audience greeted the little ones as they
arose to "say their pieces" after
which the Rev. Redfield spoke 70 the
children. Mrs. White should be Civ
. en- mich credit for the efficient man
ner in which she conducted the exer.
~cises. Everybody had good time and
went home rejoicing.
-Goldenrod.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16
Hereford Bulls.
CALL FOR sQUEAKLEss C0RKs

ut beats ALL" said Mr.. Lushmore OF
the Brooklyn Park Slope, "how far you
can hear the squeak of a cork.
Now, my den Is the e a chamber
on the second floor. In the little cup
board l keep my cigars and a bottle
of whisky, but ] don't are much for
the barroom society.
my wife is pleased with my aver
sion for barrooms, but she would be
better pleased II l v took q
drink of my favorite beverage. Occa-
sionally I come In on a stormy even
ing after she has gone to sleep. She
hears nothing until just before l am
ready to turn of the gas, when she
wakes up with a start. She has heard
the squeak, but she makes allowance
for the weather and turns over and
goes to sleep.
when come home in the after
noon she is usually in the dining
room seeing about the dinner. Pret-
ty soon there Is a whistle from the
speaking tube and her voice comes up:
Hey, there! You'd better not
tackle that bottle on an empty stom-
ach.'
"She has heard the peculiar sound.
Again. she may be out in the back
yard seeing IL the crocuses are show
ing signs Of life. l hardly reach my
den before / hear from the yard:
"'Hoo-hoo! Cant you come out
and speak to your wife first?'
Il maintain that one of the press
ing demands Of the age is for . squeak
n~-- ~>-lt aNAs#1 E4AHE
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16
WAHEHE TOWNSHIP.

Mr.. and Mrs Joe Premeua visited at
w 0. Carsners Sunday.
Mrs. Schultz wished with Mrs. Henry
Toepfcr Friday afternoon.
Fred Raabe sold nine head of cattle
to Mr.. Perrick last Friday.
Charles Woods attended the dance
at Smiths Saturday night.
r. d. Yuston marketed two loads of
hogs Tuesday morning early.
Mr.. Fred Raabe has been laid up
with a sore hand the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM Ritter VISITED
at the home of H. Caviers' Sunday.
Mrs. H. Toepfer spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. John Anderson.
Now is the time to spray your
potato vines if you intenl to dig then
the next month.
The little Misses Elsa and Glady.
Ritter spent Monday afternoon with
their cousins, Alma and Viola Raabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Evers an,
daughter, Miss Cora came out to theil
farm south OF town Monday evening
in their auto.
Have you seen your potato vines o
late? Oh yes just this morning will
a spray can and it wasen't empt,
either, while there.
Blue Bell.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:

TO Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that /,
Charles Hull, who pleaded guilty to the.
crime of grand larceny in the Circuit
Court of Charles Mix county. on the
10 day of July. 1910, and was sentenc-
ed to an intermediate sentence of not
less than nine months, nor more than
five years, upon such plea of guilty,
to imprisonment at hard labor in the
State Penitentlary at Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, will apply to the Honor
able Board of Pardons, at the City of
Pierre, South Dakota, at the next
meeting thereof after the expiration of
four weeks from the first publication
of this notice, or as soon thereafter as
, my application a be heard, for re-
commendation to his Excellency, the
Governor of said state, that ] be I'M
conditionally pardcned and restored to
| liberty and my rights of citizenship.
Dated at Sioux Falls, South Dakota
this the goth day of May, 1911.
, Charles Hull.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16
NORTH CHOTEAU E

Ray Carpenter and Chas Comp call
ed on Park Comp last Sunday.
Chas Hellyer who has been on the
sick list the past week is reported
SONS BIZ. ter.
]. D. Harris was around last Fri.
day posting notices of school election
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

Your summer under wear is ready at
Wolfe's Busy Store.
Found, a dark heavy cape, two
blocks west of Main street. Owner
can have the same by paving for this
notice Inquire at this office.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

NOW is the accepted time to can
pine apples order at Wolfe's
See the new line of dressing
sacques, house dresses, kimonas and
peticoats at Wolfe's Busy Store.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

Mary A. hostel is again working
for Mrs. Joe Turek at Dante.
Mary ard Joe HOSTEL were at Lake
Andes Saturday and Sund ay.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frink Shimek visited
at Frank Mazourtk's sunday.
Adolph Petrick of Wagn er is visit
ing with his c~ousiE, Ladvs laus
Mazourek.
| Lille and Gorge hostel returned
fran Tabor Saturday after a short
visit with their grandmother.
-Pansy.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

Wolfe's Busy store have the hat
you are looking for.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

The National Fire Ins. Co.
is the largest I'D line fire in
surance company writing
hail insurance. Capital 81,
600, OOU. First State Bank
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16
OuS TOWNSHIP.

ROUSE township.
Hazel and George Cox visited at
Mazcurek's Sunday.
Ralph F. Sykora is working in the
new Drag store at Dante.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
MARRIED..


AMES --COLE-At Deer Isle. Oct IL, by Rev A
B McAlister, Miss Louise Ames to George
H Cole, both Of Deer Isle.
COLSON-MITCHELL- Ellsworth, Oct q,
by Rev A A Killam, Miss Abbie Belle Col
son, OF Ellsworth, to Nelson Sprague Mitch
ell, OF Bar Harbor.
LEACH-SAUNDERS-A Surry, Oct 81, by
Rev Z Sawyer, Miss Ruth F Leach, Of
Bluehill. to Addison d Saunders, Of Surry.
NORTHUMBERLAND Penobscot, Oct 10, by
Rev Byrant, Miss Beulah Leach, Of
North Penobscot, to Hiram Walker, of
Castine.
PENDLETON-BENNE West Brooks
Vile, Oct %, by Rev Charles Field Atkins,
Miss Stella Rebecca Pendleton to Capt Will
liam d Bennett, both OF Brooksville.
POND-RYDER-AtE Ellsworth. Oct 81, by Rev
p A A Killam, Miss Lura Belle Pond, of
Ellsworth, to Eugene Ryder, Of Bar Har-
Dor.
STANLEY-LAJONETT Bangor, Oct IL,
by Rev w Collier, Mrs Elva Anna Stanley
to George Albert Lajonette, both Of Gram
berry Isles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
I Rsmsmbsr, / Rs.nsunbsr.

l Remember, l Remember.
remember, remember,
The house where I IVES born;
The sight Of that lop-sided shack
To-day would make me mourn;
The crooked little brick paved walk,
The henhouse IN the rear,
With cabbage growing 1T the side,
And pig-sty rather near.
remember, remember,
The corn-cob father had;
"a hve-cent piece Of Navy plug
In those days made him glad.)
The old stove in the Kitchen,
And fathers stockinged feet
All that was ere prosperity
Swept US on Easy street.
remember, remember,
The pump in our back yard,
Where father watered all the stock
And found II rather hard.
But now he has found another way
And needs no trough or pump;
He waters stock down on 1he "street",
And makes the lambkins jump.
I remember, 1 remember
But OIL The changes wrought
Are queerer than the little duke
That sister Helen bought
Since father goes to twenty clubs
And mother has her set,
We have no use for mem'ry's art
We're trying to forgetl
-NeU York Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
SOUTH BRooKsyuLE.

SOUTH BROOKSVILLE.
Brakeman Bates is visiting 1t Cranberry
Isles.
w. G. Bates made business tripto Ban
gor last week.
Olden Tapley is working at West
Brooksville.
The schooner Lizzie Clark is loading
gravel in the bay.
There was an ld-fashioned husking bee
at J. 8. Condon's Friday, Oct. 20.
Archie Hutchinson was discharging
lumber for his new house last week.
8. Latty is moving his machinery from
here to his quarry at Green island.
Sidney Black and family, of Naskeag,
visited relatives here the past few days.
Business is booming at the clam factory,
although there is scarcity Of help.
Mr.. Heath, OF West Penobscot, district
deputy of Hancock Pomona, visited Har-
borside grange last Wednesday.
The schooner Ellen Maria, Capt. Hutch
inson, is taking on wood for Charles
Young at the head OF Woodward's cove.
Oct. q, C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
ADVERTISEMENTS
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostitution Long Endured
Before Remedy was Found.

Worvo0S pPoStTottou Long, euuotoO
Before Remedy was Found.
Miss Minerva Reminger. Upper Bern.
Pa, writes: "For several years l had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretched. / lived on bread and beef
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. took many REM
edies, but obtained no relief until
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, when began
to gain at once. Am now cured"
Pure, rich blood makes good. strong
nerves, and this is why Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which purifies and enriches the
blood, cures SO many nervous diseases.
Get 1t today in usual LIQUID form or
chocolated tablets called SarsatabS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
DIED.

BENTZON-At Ellsworth, Oct 20, Andrew
Benton, aged 50 years.
BLACK-At Stonington, Oct IS, John e Black,
aged "a years.
CUNNINGHAM-At Orland, Oct %, AnsO n
Cunningham, aged 81 years, months.
STEvENS-At West Brooksville, Oct %, Mrs
Harriet Howard, widow Of Josiah Stevens,
aged 81 years, 10 months.
LEIGHToN-At Bluehill Falls, Oct IS, George
0W Leighton, aged 81 years, months, %
days.
WARDWELL-At Penobscot, Oct 22, Harvey
Raymond, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Wardwell, aged days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Ar Oct 10, sch Ann G Stuart, Searsport
Sid Oct "a, schs Lula w Eppes, East Machias.
load Iaths, Whitcomb, Haynes & Co, Ann C
Stuart, Eastport, slaves, Howard Moore
Sid Oct rs. sch Henrietta A whitney, Bay
side finish loading lumber for Whitcomb,
Haynes & Co for Fall River
Hancock County Ports.
Southwest Harbor Ar Oct II, sch Emily
Anderson tBr) Windsor. s, for New York,
cargo lumber
Sid Oct IS, sch Willie L Swift
Northeast Harbor-In port Oct 81, lobster
smacks Christie A Cox ana Herman Reessing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
BORN.

JOHNSON-At Ashville, Oct 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Lamont johnson, q daughter. lAlice ".
LUNT-At Ellsworth, Oct II, to Mr. and Mrs
William T Lunt, a son. Alliston Lloyd.]
POTTER-At Ellsworth, Oct 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin l. Potter, son.
ROBERTSON-At Bluehill, Oct %, to Mr. and
Mrs Walter T Robertson, o daughter.
SPRINGER-At Sound, Oct 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Springer, daughter. lAddie Elean-
Or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25

O. Hutchins; cruel ana ahussv. $1,000.
Fellows for libellee.
Gertrude ". Hughes, libeliant, from 0eorws
~ hnghes; desertion. L. =. 0iles for libel
Danfei J: Keliihsr, libeliant, from Mabel NJ,
Fred Mace, iibeliaut, from susie A. M.oe.
extreme cruelty. L. r. Giles for iibeiiant.
CordsIta Watt, libellaut, from Seth a. Watt.
desertion. L. p. Giles for iibeliant.
villa 4. Marshall, libsllant, from George NJ.
MArshAii; cruel and abusive treatment. b, "a.
Hurley for libellant. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25

Court finally adjourned for the term at
noon saturday. II has been busy term,
with something doing all the time. In
ali, io2 cases were disposed -forty-three
judgments; thirty-three divorces; twenty
three neither party; three dismissed.
arhare were 164 new entries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-25
HANCOCK 8. ]. COURT.
rSAL ADJOURNMENT sArUR-
DAY AT NOON.
.,nau HALEY KEPT THINGS MoyrNo
UP TO Last MMurll STATE
PRISON sEHrxNcEs.
rns couar.

Presiding Justics-0 r. HALEY, Bid
deford.
rierk--JoHS e. BuHxsn, Bar HArbor.
county Attorney HsRBsRr l.. GnAaAn,
Bar Barbor.
sbsriff-JoHS e. wnssrxR. Ellsworth.
cr,er-FRxp p. SARGENT, Gouldsboro.
peputies,-- RoDxBY l. ALLxS, Brooklin;
EDWARD T. FINN, Ellsworth; JOSEPH T.
SNOW. stoniuston; WATSON L. MACE, Aurora.
stenographer- JoHs A. HAYDEN. Portland.
wessenger-BnyAN MADDocKs. Ellsworth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-19
ARMY CRIPPLED BY LACK
Or WAGONS AH0 MULES

Hggsfon. Ta1 MaF 1a nmisf
mra oftteaFs aa wall as 'ale a0iieeF8
la Brig Gen siills eamman As tsaA
8ts0n afe meea exercised oFer
Trey aAetaFe NfYtDNa Escfgsee 0
.n 4g0Aa An8 musa im @s6 4Bfs
a0 % FAe armF nga Sd Es1GezV9sa
sd Fexaa Qn fhe Mexican er
II ts ala sae tvon ga Teas sfs
sa9F' a00ai 2lia wagons. z@ maie
aA8 a89as sW mea 81 e0m msere gae
4KeaHlgatiyN 98 E5e Aess division &aa
f9s taf.pas hsFe beem efa..sflng re-
esn.J aaa nAmying taem % le2a
6aF fh@fe @0 addition i tae aa#le
sad wagoa equipment
Iae effects ia dtal1giHg fas state
ft affairs a4csafe Ehe ARMY @oaa as
salty haneic4Uaea gia0El1 "a sAAlsen-
a o. gfdeses 8n 3 torcst march w.ta
genuine ACTION injected ro4te
DEAsg 0a tAN 5aMisaaFg E4sMs t4e8
v woHM De heeesssgy fo make ~
Hmmnlts0a trains @hle4 NgaA A
consequence eE@ple taA eausal af3
3eDagrmrat Reliance on tHEn#Fraas
as0n drafted mto tae eee tae4
as a8aG disclose te eleseiai
agga n8t up t8 gae sa1HaE1 a.
Hsa ao8ia collapse ta se4sE
sGaa or 3 sa1g &0fe~a l44E4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-19

wa8 aeged Rith cadaagau is wanted
3h ae same eaaFge
TIRE arrest toslOEed closely npon q
TRIP p Los Angeles taken bg r W.
CAsiee q s9n g8 the gaaR gsef sFni2ed
He saw Caddsgan III Justice Skinner.
fields court during the examination
and Identified hiu as John Brm strong
wao HAD sold rae lngpiz u BIS father
During sAn sleceaGlRg E@@ days ne
conferred wlth 'ae district attorney
sua aiaBs @ere lai1 lof FHture action.
Gaad8gan vss sfrege4.e Vi his home
8F detectives Jones' and BoFA Naor--
ly AFTER receipt Df fea@g gaas bit
Cmef Sebastian FROM Snpeuutend-
eas 8geaT 81 tae MINNEAPOLIS police,
stating that q N#Ffans Eog AGas+Eohs
held ~ nim afd asking whether
fNadagan wDuis come East wlsaoat
eKffsNtiaa papers
According ~ Young CAaifee The
procedure in tae Minneapolis s@!h.
d4e was mufa tae Same as ihat here
Gadaaga8 p4sslng as Armstrong aa
old Wlnef hunted hp fH4 1Aaaiees
as ta4iF s8EMe ceiling tAeM 1e was
anNng ALI lncl. 0s the Same name
fo stakH oar claims near g rich strife
he ha8 made ID Arizona Ills maa'
Ber wac 3 ngfatla'iag thar Inn
chatfees accompanied hin 30 Msnne-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-19
MOST SUCCESSFUL Of The FAMOUS
COLO BRICK sH|ADLERs CAP lURED

Los Angeles. Cal May isAC. N
Csddagan. who was recently held fO
answer iii he superior eourI 0n d
charge OF having attempted 70 seli a
gold brick to sirs. ida II Kendall.
and was ont 0n basi has 5eeM re-.
arrested and Is held In Fhe eoiinsy
5aA FOR successful 9lndle of the
\. NE kInd ailegtf tg Aaye been CORN
miftea al Minneapolis u October
1909
The Yscilm sas H ~ GAafiea
wealthy real esiaEe ana milling man
~ AnseHia. \ o. who Uas5 sza 8s
f0r two ingais. fatad iaief so BIZ pg
brass instead of ggi6 A confederate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-19

4g0lls ana Visited a3n at ais hotel
Armstrong had not ap ~ tlls time
made smy offer To sell the gold, a.-
though he bad stated fnas is Was %
his possession Tire relations Of
viersm and vtctimszer seem ~ hare
nears shOae 0f dtsanteFesEed friends
They met negt daY aua fae mineF
said ae needed 10 Faiaze 81 onee o.
eh4 gold I'd take caF@ of an Ola lH-
8an partner. wh0 was III ID the city
and 10 agVe4se & NgInaa ~ Arizona
w4osn he had Id uaF or it the elaim
stak5ng wzs E0 ae done without op
position Ihss paFf ct the tEaasae-l
don Is s0mes aar obscure
Armstrong announced fhat ae
would try 70 sell ass ng pta .aaG ASK
"a tHe Caa5fees ~ see f3lem tessedl
Two places t0 dy tais were suggest
eI4 g0vegHn en ASSAY and tine
sfate university laboratories The
former was chosen a8 besag neages
Armstrong le8 TIE father ana son
10 msls ag00Med msn og - whose
name he said he had obtained
shr0aga q se~ei-F t4ss Mas VII ~
H4u.ef 8e said sho at oAce teste1
f.Mngs tAe three bad cartier taken
5r0m tide tWe usggs
These we're pga0aBce8 % b. gold
Armstrong Offered - se.l the lagDls
ia Harper WA5 az last consented fD
bay s2 ag for taem as gaid ke
g0iiGa have ID send them 10 me P4li.
adeiahia naaE before ma2lng pay
meHt wAlea Aym#rFnng objected f0
sseessls@ he ne~lea t9s money af
oHce Iai6 pF9posa. " tAe PAisaael
4 gaga mlat Was ass8 made t9 8f
Kendall * Ocean PARK
me Chstseea. leAns friendly ~
4 fhe miner because 4e 4&4 offered
them share I'd AAs Arizona ayE5E
! nlfiss volunteered 20 advance sS5-
4 9gA8 "a tae .Ag0f4 All tlrst Asm
/ sgF9Eas g5asa Aaye Rone ut its suf
s0oa 81 c9asente8 90 tsse s.
I pan1e3 i6e metal ID TRUNKS ana ssn5
Is ga t1e STALLION so be seat tC AIMS
I asa Thsa f0e srss weH. 81 tie Sc
c1glfg Bank ln Minneapolis. saers
lu rAe presence 1f tAe cashier aae
elder Chggfee counted ous tasntg
five one saansaai dollar bill into
I Armstrong hands
AL ihis time TIE Victim Seems ~
+ nave begun f0 d. suspicious He
assea Ass son ~ laEe sElg afe HswFeg i
standing. while the ngisY @AA 94!ng
gaia over Xouag Easftee 8ggse5.
ea saaf taeg telephone 80 t4e Ras "
rMel where AArBeF mas ag
( They found BE- aaa lust lstt and ug
on gaaAg Eesagn 10 tae mtas4 aARssns
s08M Armstrong AaA vansshN Fhr
@h0ie aesi hH3 aeeu r ga9agA
iu less sHan ) 1as fae police Aese
al anee set BpGa Eae Fas gAT tMel
lsbled Sg gai tue MeN
4 clipping iEoa Los Angeles aa
e@s. sent - sa# thaGe~M ay tEsena
c5nvey~8 EEe Information yt G4aa
8as2ng ssgest here STRUCK ~ rhs
SIMILARITY g. mesMga they glt Fns
efgnH detectives @@ tae eas #ht
A41 "details os sae asaSs w5sa qse
tHges af Ca6aagAa igr Shed sAeRl
deasssleaslam was ma9e through s4i
auef confirmed later 9Y CM4ff~el
nve s81ioa A coIesain w&.
swaTn ONT at Mameagn 1 he aiI
was exgFa8esQ As m4y a# s@m
o8gs For sIa. as enEe Us t1e msaE
ne CBafsee as takes e lag
lv4 &aTraat
A v~nsF5 @ So offered ~ sh
fataef s asssa slag fof sae aEses
a sase mea. or Sa saF sltaer 4
! fAem A sh i 8Eseg EA= aNsz
DE- esaassaa reeFe seteg - o.
n WseoH&M aM w@ sA HAEuMs 4m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-19

For soreness of the muscles waeEh
er induced bg violent exercise OF I'D.
laFy ChsmoeFiains iAnimeHt is ex
celient. Thlg lnimeng IS also highly
esteemed for the Relief 1t aft1Fda in
cases 81 rheumatism 5oi5 ag All
dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-19
A WsaVFsI.r s9lH0'l t.sT

FlAslo. EsF' H9ae - 81 9F. s1eEAaE ~ s7+ -
~gssF BsHsa litt
ssa4@ss aag aaa MISC ssegses Z aaggossG
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-23
WATER COMPANY svRaEMpGas.

Interest o. crsston Organization Rslin.
4. quished - prsvsnt eorsolosvre.
Special to Times- epublfcan.
Creston, Feb. 28.-The Creston Water
Works Company surrendered IT. inter-
est in the plan Wednesday 10 the bond
holders. the Boston Trust Company
who would have foreclosed on the plant
had not the surrender been made. The
eight stockholders, most Of whom are
Creston men. will lose quite heavily on
the transaction.
One third Of the stock was held by J.
B. Harsh. John Gibson ana II. g.
Clarke, the two latter being former
bankers here, but who have removed
from Creston. W. b. Millard. Of Omaha,
held a one-third interest and J. T.
Markell. Of Chicago. one third. A few
shares were held by Charles Emerson,
s. N. wilkins and Judge Maxwell, OF
this place.
It Is not expected the change in own
ersl1ip Will make the least change IN the
operation OF the plant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-23
stockers .nd Feeder..

Chicago, FEB. 23.-Stock and feeding
cattle values remained on about sta
! tionary basis. steady prices with Tues
day and last weeks closing catching
the bulk OF q moderate midweek crop.
With some OF the stocker classes and
good light feeders selling to the coun-
Try outlet on a little firmer level than
late last week, but the fleshy. weight
Ter sorts. unless choice, moving rather
slowly in sympathy with the duliness
OF the fat cattle trade. In the stocker
division dealers had a good supply and
right good assortment on hand and out
side buyers were fairly numerous.
which, with the filling OF some good or
ders that were on hand promised to
bring the days trading up to good vol
ume.
A selected class of strong weight
fleshy feeders was traded in at $3.50
$50. with dealers holding fancy load
or two at higher rates. Good SCOOPS
pound feeders were secured. however,
at $5.4O@5.sO. Little trade in stock
steers OF good quality and weighing
above $3.50 pounds was done below the
scent line, the S4.4064.s5 kinds being
plain mixed to fair, and the $.425 stuff
and under being trash. Few feeding
hetfers sold above $3.50 ana only COM
mon light stockers below $500.