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Mesdames |McKim, Robertson and
kessler spent Monday at the home OF
Chas. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. McNeal and chill
dren are on trip to visit his brother
in Oklahoma and his father and moth.
err, of Denison, are keeping house for
them during their absence.
Sam Anderson was hauling sand for
street work the fore part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom, OF
Boyer, were down Wednesday to AL.
bert Winey's to see them fill the silo
Fred Petersen unloaded a car load
of feeders and drove them home Fri
day.
John Cose was down to the county
seat one day the last of the week.
Broder Boysen and daughter, Ella,
were in town Saturday.
Louie Grill was a Deloit visitor Fri
day.
Geo. Beaman and sister, Elsie, Wis
tied at Carl Winey's Sunday after
noon.
Miss Bee Myers, of Laurel, Neb., Wis
tied her friend, Miss Abbie Whey, on
Sunday.
S. D. Newton has been assisting in
getting the household goods of the
new minister, Rev. Eddy, to the par
sonage this week.
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HON. WIN. LARRABEE,
EX-GOVERNOR OF IOWA,
Endorses Neal Drink Cure
Favors State Endorsement and Cooperation
for the Neal Cure and it's Use Instead
OF Fines and Prison Cell for
Alcoholics
"No Excuse For Excessive Drnker Now''

to have the Neal Treatment adopted and
administered in that institution. l favor
medical treatment for the unfortunate al
cohOlics rather than the inflction of fines
and prison cells. With such a treatment as
the Neal, which is today within the reach
drinker. | feel that all persons interested
III the uplift OF man, the churches, the tenn
perance organizations, should promptly in
vcstigate the Neal Treatment, when, / am
sure, they would give it their cooperation.
Every person afflicted and those interested
should investigate without delay and take
advantage of the opportunity offered
them"
We are greatly pleased to be abls to
quote and publish the above, comm. from
a man that stands so high in the state and
the nation as does Iowa's honored eX-
Governor Larrabee. 1t is but a sample of
and all others say after they investigate
the Neal Treatment and methods.
The Neal Three-Day treat mcnt consists
Of the intcrrni administration Of harmless
vegetable me,lirineS-no hypOdermics are
ever used. There are no bad after effects.
Guests while taking treatment enjoy all the
comforts, conveniences and privileges Of =
fine home, club or hotel Names are never
divulged and all inquiries are held con.
tidential.r If you have a relative; or friend
who ought to be cured Of the drink habit
write for advice and complete informa-
ton to any one Of the following Neal In
Sl1 E. 49th Street, Chicago: Neal Institute.
500 Fifth Street, Des Moines, Iowa; Neal
Institute, se1 Tarnum Street, Davenport.
Iowa; Neal Institut, 1925 Douglas Street.
Sioux City, Iowa; Neal Institute, 1907
South Tenth Street, Omaha, Neb.
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Be good to YOURSELF and to
OTHERS.
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One Of the grand men Of the Great Mid
die West, Hon. VIM. Larrabee, ex-Gov-
ernor of Iowa. who has for half CEN
fury past been recognized as one OF the
foremost leaders in practical and effective
Temperance and humanitarian work,
speaking on the subject, in substance,
said:
II spent one Of the most pleasant and
satisfactory afternoons of my life recently
Neal Institute, aud for the first time per.
sonally found out what a grand good
work is being accomplished by the Neal
Three-Day Cure for alcoholism. In Iowa
the Neal is very generally and favorably
known and while 1 had heard much of 1t
through the Neal Institutes established in
that state at Des Moines, Davenport. and
portunity Of visiting them.
several patients. some under treatment and
others that had been cured. Without a
single exception they were all greatly
pleased with the treatment and the re-
suits. 1t is not only surprising. it is
amazing, to me to note the physical and
mental condition Of men there under
treatment and see and hear them abolute-
bility to take it and their determination
never to touch it again-when the same
men only few hours or days before this
were in most serious mental and physi-
cal condition and with craving and
craving for liquor which they could not
OF did not control.
Gin Iowa we have state institution at
Knoxville where such men are confined for
months and some times years at a big
expense to the state. am now thorough
lyF satified that it would be not only ~
panitarian but great saving to the state
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| Mrs. Bishell, of Aurelia, is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Wetzler.
Mrs. Eva Girard left for Excelsior
Springs Saturday, where she will take
Treatments.
| Miss Alma Klutz returned to her
home in Holstein after weeks visit
here at the home of her brother
Henry.
A pair of twin boys arrived at the
Will Bielenburg home Friday. Will has
been looking rather happy lately.
| Mrs. Major Schultz is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Martins, at
Manning this week.
| Mrs. Herman Schmidt returned from
the Sioux City hospital Wednesday
Her many friends are glad to see her.
| Herman Hamann and wife have
moved into their nice little house in
the northeast part of town this week.
Emil Peters spent Sunday at the
Schroeder home.
Otto Stegemann and wife spent a
few days in Omaha this week.
| Mrs. Henry Naeve celebrated her
birthday Saturday night. A large
company of neighbors were there and
all enjoyed fine time.
Wedding bells will ring in this vicin-
lily soon.
Mrs. Carl Mohr and Miss Ella
Thams went to Ida Grove Saturday to
visit their mother, Mrs. Thams, who
is in the hospital She is doing nicely
at present and will soon be able to
return home.
The dance in the opera house Sat
urday night was well attended, the
music being furnished by the brass
band.
Lena Engleking is visiting at the D..
Engleking home in the country this
week.
Two pieces of china were given away
at the picture theater Wednesday. The
lucky ones were Albert Stegeman and
Hy Pipgrass.
A baby girl arrived at the John
Miller home Sunday.
The ball game between the single
men and the married men Sunday was
called off.
Be good to YOURSELF and to
OTuTnS
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Mrs. Harley Chase is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. John Coburn, and
family in Denison.s @
Miss Mollie Griffin returned from a
visit to Denison Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Polzein were
county seat visitors Wednesday after.
noon.
William Arndt, wife and daughter,
Emma, were Sioux City visitors a few
days last week.
Mrs. John Smith returned Saturday
from months visit at the parental
home in Lost Nation. She says they
had much more rain in that section
than we have had here.
Mr.. Otto Racine, who lives ON the
west edge of town, saw the balloon
pass over there Friday, that finally
landed at Emmetsburg, northeast of
here.
Ira Chase is lying seriously ill at
his home southeast of Buck Grove. He
has the sympathy of many friends, all
of whom wish for him speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. Emil Stegeman, who is i'll with
typhoid fever, is reported better.
Mrs. Dee expects next week to go to
Council Bluffs to become an inmate
of an old ladies' home. This will Ger.
tainly be much pleasanter at her age
than living all alone as she has been
doing for several years since the death
of her husband, John Dee.
Frank Hahn and his company took
their moving picture show to Defiance
last week, where they exhibited three
evenings, having a good attendance,
notwithstanding the bad roads and in.
clemency of the weather.
Mr.. Boetcher and wife were out of
town for several days last week, re-
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Tessie Sullivan and Miss Nellie
Sullivan were Denison visitors last
week, where they attended the mis-.
sion being held at the Catholic church.
Saturday was one Of the busiest
days Buck Grove has ever seen. The
bad roads Kept the people from riding
further; then besides people are find
ing out that we have a pretty good
town here, even if it is small one.
Mr.. A. Decker was here the first of
the week from Des Moines. He is &C.
quainted with Mr.. AL Harvey, who
used to live here, and gays that Mr..
Harvey was laid up four months with
a broken leg, but is now able to be
about. The accident occurred when a
cable used on a stump puller broke.
Mr.. Peter Greder recently returned
from trip through Nebraska and Da-
kota. He says he saw some good land.
He also saw Lawrence Hagan, who
used to live here, but now of Gregory.
He says Lawrence is we'll and happy.
Mr.. E. Stegeman has just finished
a new cave back of his house. This
will no doubt be great convenience
and is fine improvement.
There will be another of those fine
dances at Buck Grove hall Friday, Oc-
tober 18th. Good order, good music
and good time assured. 41-1t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Monday, Oct. 2, 1911.

Monday, Oct. 2, 1911.
William Arndt and wife to Louis NJ
Coon-Lots and 9, block 4, Buck
Grove. Con. 100000.
Thomas r. Meehan. unmarried, to
August Hanke-Lots S, 6, Z, s and g.
block SO, Denison. Con. 100000.
w. w. Rhodenbaugh and wife to
Richard Kinney--Lot 5, subdiv NEA
and E1s NWA S-s3-3s. Con. $25O.OO.
Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1911.
j. E. Schiller and wife to B. F. Wor.
ley-Lot Z, resubdiv. E1s of block 21
Deloit. Con. $4,000.
Myrtle Stewart and husband to c.
A. Mains-Lot Is, block IA, Charter
Oak. Con. 100000.
Myrtle Stewart and husband to c.
A. Mains-Lot II, block l. Charter
Oak. Con. $4,000.
C.. A. Mains, single, to Joe Stepan
Lot IS, block IA, Charter Oak. Con
$4,000.
C.. A. Mains, single. to Hans J.
Kuhl-Lot II, block l, Charter Oak
Con. 100000
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1911.
Frank S. Probasco and wife to Han.
nah McCain-Lots IL and IL, block
4, Harrison's add. Charter Oak. Con.
s1875.OO.
Friday, Oct. 6, 1911.
lone Elizabeth Goodwin Romans and
husband, S. H. McAhren, Junia Ro-
mans and husband, M. j.. Christina
C. Romans, widow, to F. ]. Pennington
Lot and VIZ lot 4, block S.. Den
ison. Con- $65OO.OO.
Peter Hoffeins, widow. to Emma
Hoffeins, his wife,-Lot 2, block Z,
Manila. Con. $1.OO.
Henry Naeve and wife to Jaul Jep-
sen-Lot /, block 2, Naeve's add. to
Schleswig. Con. 100000.
Saturday, Oct. Z, 1911.
F. J. Pennington and wife to B. J.
Sibbert-Lot and VIZ block IS,
Denison. Con. 100000.
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Mrs. Hans Hansen passed another
birthday last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Lohrman were
Sunday guests at the VIM. jain home.
Louie and Della jain spent Sunday
at the Martin Hansen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman jain were
Omaha shoppers last Wednesday.
John Vinke was transacting business
in Manning Wednesday.
A large number of Fred Plotz's rel
atives and friends gathered at his
home to help him celebrate his birth
day. We hope he may pass many
more happy years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pruter were
Omaha shoppers last Wednesday.
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HAYES ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Voss. of West
Side, were Sunday guests at the home
of Hans Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Champion visit
ed at the home of his brother Neal,
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Fitzsimmons and son,
Freddie, were Sunday guests at the
Pat Bicrne home.
Mrs. c. G. Voss returned home last
week after two months stay in West
Side and Carroll.
Miss Alma Hannemann spent Sun.
day at the parental home.
Miss Glennie Hannemann spent Sun
day with Gertie Hansen.
Louie Lohrman was transacting bus
mess in Manila last Saturday.
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The summer time will soon be gone
Mature grieyes.
And Just as soon as Autumn comes,
Autumn leaves.
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Council Proceedings.
Denison, Iowa, Oct. 2, l

Denison, Iowa, Oct. 2, 1911.
Council met in regular monthly SEES.
sion on above date, Mayor w. H. Laub
presiding
On roll call the following members
responded as being present: Greene,
Christensen, Eggers and Coon
Moved by Green and seconded by
Eggers that the reading of minutes of
previous meeting be dispensed with.
Motion carried, all members voting
Ives.
Moved by Eggers, seconded by Coon,
that all bills presented after being
properly o. KID, be allowed and clerk
issue warrants for same. Greene
voting yes, Eggers yet, Coon yes,
christensen yes, motion was declared
carried.
The following bills were allowed:
w. ]. Northam, cement cross
1nSS 3SOS.JO
Review Pub. Co., printing and
puDllSnlnS ...... Oo.4o
Denison Electric Light & Power
Co., Aug. and Sept, arc lights 1897
Denison Electric Light & Power
Co., electric pumping for Aug. 174.24
G. w. Walker, cement crossings 87.85
Henry Roeh, repair work. -. GAO
Max Roeh, repair work -. 14.35
]. w. Baker, oil .......... so
w. R. TempleCo, lumber 49,. 64.34
Green Bay Lumber Co., lmbr... 1855
T. '. Walker, salary ....... $500
E. F. Tucker, salary .......... $500
Crawford Co. TEL Co. ........ $50
John Bruce, engineering ...... $500
Moved by Christensen, seconded by
Eggers that all action on proposed res
olution of necessity and all action on
plans and specifications and the reso-
luton approving the same be post
poned until Wednesday, Oct. 4. 1911,
at p. m. Motion carried, all mem
bers voting yes.
Moved by Greene, seconded by Coon,
that council adjourn until Wednes-
day, Oct. 4, 1911, at p. m. Motion
carried, all members voting yes.
Attest: w. H. LAUB,
E. F. Tucker, Mayor.
Clerk.
The following bills were allowed be-
tween sessions by the mayor and city
clerk:
Sept. 1, NJ. J. Burke, salary -. $4,000
Sept. 1, A. C. Weeks, salary -. $500
Sept. ], J. B. Mcclellan, salary 1900
Sept. 9, Geo. Davis, street com. 71.8O
Sept. IA, Cnas. Christensen,
Sept 16, Geo. Davis, street com. 7S.4O
Sept. %, Geo. Davis, street com. $500
Sept 80, Geo. Davis, street com. 81 90
The summer time will soon be gone,
Mature grieyes.
And just as soon as Autumn comes,
Autumn leaves.
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Boarding house joke: They had
roast pork for dinner, and Mr.. B.
who carved, held up a rib on his fork
and said: Here, ladies', Is what old
mother Eve was made Of" Yes" re.
piled one of the ladies. land it was
from very much the same kind of a
|critter."
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Official Publication
Continued on Page Seven.)

John Downey, petit juror .... 450
Martin Slattery, petit juror 80. 297O
W. l.. Morton, witness before :.
A. S'I H. Nichols, witness before 40
Fl. j. Cummings, witness before 00
grand jury ........ ......... 1876
H. j. Cummings, witness in case ''
State of Iowa VS. Phil Mcdonald 1926
Chas. Belts, witness in case State
of Iowa VS. Phil Mcdonald 49,. 11.5O
Bert Blair, witness in case State
of Iowa VS. Phil Mcdonald -. 100
David Menagh, witness in case
State of Iowa VS. Phil Mcdonald 1.35
c. j., Mackey, witness in case
State Of Iowa VS. Tom Gillen.. 1925
Bernie Moeller, witness in case
State Of Iowa VS. Tom Gillen.. 1876
Alfred Thaarup, witness in case
State of Iowa VS. Tom Gillen.. 1915
5. b. Lyons, witness in case
State Of Iowa VS. Tom Gillen.. 1925
j. j. McWilliams, witness in case
State of Iowa VS. Tom Gillen.. 1925
Grand jurors and clerk ....... 1890
Jas. Collins, court bailiff, septem-
Geo SeF L. sei Miller, court reporter ;; 4400
September term ........ ...... 144.OO
H.. j. Cummings, conveying Geo.
Leopold to reformatory at Ana
W. +. Walker, defending Geo. Leo
pold in district court ........ 1000
f. X. Burch, defending Phil
Mcdonald in district court :. 1000
len in district court .. 1000
Martin LOchmiller, petit juror . 31.0O
Albert Carlson, petit juror -. 2S70
Lock Mccarthy, one mill road
work Jackson township ..... 5000
John G. Suhr, one mill road work
Iowa township ............... 1875
Chas JONES' one mill road work
Charter Oak township ....... 114.0o
G. John Evers, one mill road
work Otter Creek township. :. 15112
work Morgan township ....... 42oo
c. O. SamuelsOn, one mill road
work Hanover township $500. 161.40
J. b. Taylor, one mill road work
Goodrich township ........... 1850
J. II. Watke, wolf scalp .... 500
Dan Lawler wolf scalp . 500
Thomas Dixon, wolf scalp ...... 500
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Secrets are things we give to others
to keep for US.
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being i'll only three days. She was

being i'll only three days. She was
the last member of the family.
Mrs. Henry viii be well remembered
by Fargoans as Miss Mabel Marsh.
Her father was resident Of this
city for many years and her brother
was a well known travelling man. Miss
Marsh was a stenographer for the
Standard Oil Co, when she and Mr..
Henry were married here seventeen
years ago. She was very popular and
had many friends and acquaintance
In the city Mr.. and Mrs. Henry had
resided in Duluth a number of years,
where Mr. Henry had been connected
with the daily newspapers and in the
realty business after leaving The Fo-
rum, with which he was connected
for several years.
The many friends Of Mr.. Henry IN
Fargo and at his former home in VAL
ley city will extend sympathy to him
fin his bereavement.
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RED men ARE PLEASED
Big Meeting Last Night Pleased or
oinIs of Savage Lodne-some
Smokers Planned.

The officials Of Dacotah tribe OF Red
Men were much pleased with the ex-
cellent turnout at the meeting at AS
sembIy hall Wednesday night. There
was considerable business of import
ance to transact which consumed the
attention Of the members OF the lodge
the entire evening. There was q spe-
cial election held to fill the office Of
senior sycamore, which resulted in the
selection OF Wick w. Wood to that
Office.
An entertainment committee was
appointed to arrange for 8 series OF
winter entertainments during the COM
ing season. The committee comprises
Messrs. Diemert, Knight McPhail,
Speer and Wood.
1t was decided to hoi6 q number of
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Neurological
MRS. re. HENRY ISDEAD
Former Well Known Fargo Lady and
Wife of . Forums Ex-city Editor
Recently Passed Away.

The death OF Mrs. r. c. Henry oc-
CURED in Duluth last week. and the re-
mains have been laid away at Red
wood Falls Mimi. by the side OF her
father and mother and Charlie Marsh,
formerly of Fargo. Death was due
to acute Bright's disease, Mrs. Henry
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smokers in the near future to which
affairs a number of friends OF the
members will be invited. A degree team
will be chosen at special meeting to
be held next Sunday morning. Ii is
urged that all the officers to present
at that meeting as the selection of the
team is very important. The enter
tainment committee win make its re-
port Get. IL.
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gave rise to the legislation. 1t would
have been Idle for congress to deny
such agency to carriers, and leave it
open to other equally well known.
forms. .Es-as &
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A woman has been put In jail at Tus-
corara, Pa, for throwing stone at a
hen. she must have hit something
else.
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paper. Union Light. Heat g. Power co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-15

yo-y aqui 10 son todos, menos los fede-
rales-se lie puede destituir, por votaci6n
popular, a petici0n de cierto nilmero de
electores. Con raz6n dice ell Presidente
Taft, EN- su Mensaje, que este destru-
ye la independence de la magistratura
y somete los derechos del indivlduo q la
possible tirania de una mayoria popu-
lar" y califica ese regimen de ''terro-
rismO legalizado.
Y, como la tai mayor1a popular es,
con frecuencia, fabricada por unos GUAM
tOS politicians de barrio. estos ven
drian ser los amos de los Jueces. va
10 son, en cierta medida, y por desgra-
ella, por ser electiva la magistratura; pc
ro, hoy siquiera, los Jueces, despu6s de
elegldOs y mientraS dura su mandate,
pueden emanciparse algo. Es curioso ell
que, habiendO dadO aquf tan buenos re-
sultad0S la inamOviladad del Tribunal
SGpremo de los EstadOs Unidos, no Sc
haya aplicado todas las categorfas de
Ia judicatura y no menos curioso ell que
e,ta. on las dos grandes democracias del
mundo. la francesa y la americana, ten
"a memories garantfas de estabilidad Y de
prestigio que en- algunas monarquias; en-
Francia, sometida la arbitrariedad de
miniStro; Y aqui a la voluntad capri
eho,a dc las masaS populares. inhuidas
por Jos politicians" PROFESSIONALS.
Y. Y. T.
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eUEVA MEDICACl0n
DEL ESTRES!MIcNTO

Tracai0s anteri0reS haDlan ElOStrado que
la BouRDAIwg UraneNla) es un pursants No
crdSfico pSrfectameHfe apr0plddo las eafsrms-
dGars abaonnaGles y q. las afsccioses henlOrros-.
40Iss. gus 0tya con mayor s6cac,a orioina mswos
dolores gas Ell rnbGrb0 E! sen
Las disuntas teDtaiivas hechas al objeto
de cue entire la BoURDAINE (frangula) ED
la terapeutica, han fracasadO ante "a din
culiad con cue sc ha tropeZadO, hasta ahO-
ra, para c0aseguir una preparation que
enceFrara principles purgativOs c0nforme
existen en- la cOrtoZ@ SEGA.
Nosha permltido resOlVer Ell prOblema I'm
moHO especial de tratamientO. La APHO-
. QE'Sk DAVID contiene todCs los principles
activOs de la Frangula, y su superioridad
sobre las medicaci0neS utiliZadas hasta
noy dia, la han demoStrad0 numeroso4
ensaYOs en- los hospitales de Paris.