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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

The iconoclastic articles in regard
to the public schools, appearing in
the Ladies' Home Journal are sensa-
tional, to say the least. 1t is an easy
matter for any one so inclined to
bring accusations against existing
government and institutions, but the
opinions of the man who tears down
without building up are worthless.
The most of the statements made in
these articles are absolutely false
with reference to the schools of
Grand Junction. and, in fact, to most
of the schools in the United States.
The editor of the Ladies' Home
Journal may sell his magazine by
printing such articles, but we do not
see how they benefit the American
people.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

EVERYBODY'S DOING IT.
Doing what? Going to the QI
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

sure to vote of the people of Col
orado.
When Judge Riddle made known
his oiinion t. ere was general disap-
proval all over the state for the law
ad become generally popular with
the masses of the people and they
felt that the district Judge had ruled
enormously and against the wishes
of the majority of citizens of Color
ado because the law had been passed
by an overwhelming vote.
Another very important case will
come up for hearing in the district
court of Denver, either today or to-
morrow, and the result will affect the
entire state. 1t is the case of tho
Colorado Consumers league, which
was instituted against the Colorado
and Southern railroad through the
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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11
IN The CIRCUS REALM,

The Sangers Greater European
Shows have spread dragnet over
the amusement and geological uni
verse and hauled in the ropes; have
made a scientific assortment of the
great catch, retained all that was
wonderfully striking or sensational
and cast the refuse to other shows.
II there is anything really worth
while in the circus realm today which
mas been overlooked, the newspapers
in the large cities have missed it for
they have pronounced the Sangers
Greater European Shows as the
worlds perfect show. Every field
OF possible innovation has been In
vaded in the consolidation of the
greater shows! Every feature which
would bring delight to young and old
Is seen with the United Shows. The
determined purpose was To make the
Sangers Greater European Shows the
largest and greatest OF travelling
amusement institutions, and at the
same time make a radical departure
from all set rules in the organization
of a circus.
This great show will exhibit at
Grand Junction, Monday, Sept. lG.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11
REPUBLICANS ARE SPLIT

So divided are the republicans in
many offices that the losing factions
have almost to a man declared their
intention of working for the demo-
cratic candidates this fall. B. n.
Bancroft, however, this morning
called up Charles F. Schrader, his
opponent in the shrievalty race, and
offered him his congratulations, with
the assurance that he would work
his best for Schrader's election this
fall.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11
New wFadSuiitings

are now being shown-all the exquisite ma
terlals and shades that are bound to be pop
ular this season.
NEW COATS, SUITS AND DRESS.
ES; styles without number; popular mix
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

Current events have been taught
and discussed in our grades and in
our high school for several years.
These interesting discussions will
continue during the present year. In
several grades the pupils take the
paper, Current Events and are
well posted on the leading topics of
the day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11
SCHOOL NOTES


This morning, in the high school
assembly room, Rev. John ]. Lace
gave an impressive address to the
students. His subject was The I'm
portance of YOUTH After reading
a few verses from the Bible and Of
fering prayer, Dr. Lace spoke of the
Importance of laying a good founda-
tion. He said that the foundation
Of character is laid in youth; that
youth is not time to dream dreams
and to build air castles, but II is a
time to be practical and to make
preparations to build a real castle. 1t
is the time to learn self-restraint and
to acquire culture.
Among the impressive and inspir-
ing thoughts which DR.. Lace present
ed are the following: There is no
such thing as jumping to success or
jumping to achievement. Youth
should be a time of intense activity.
of high resolutions and earnest pur-
poses" Quoting from Shakespeare.
he said, There is a Divinity that
shapes our ends, rough hew them as
we will"
The speaker showed a deep sym
pathy with the high school students
and entered fully into their sur
roundings, their hopes and aspira-
tions. He said kindly, but impress
sively, I'm later life every boy and
every girl reaps what he or she has
sown in youth. You and / are act
ing our part for the first and last
time now" The faculty and students
enjoyed the excellent talk by DR..
Lace. DR.. Lace will speak Friday
morning to the students in the
Franklin school.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

At the general teachers meeting,
held Tuesday afternoon, after the
regular business had been transacted
the superintendent read two articles
from an educational journal. The
first article was on helping the back
ward pupil and contained many val
liable suggestions. The second arti-
Gle was an account of the fresh air
schools in the city of Detroit. The
results obtained in these schools are
gratifying and would almost en-
courage us to believe that every one
would be healthy if we were only
living the simple. open life of the
old time patriarchs.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

At the regular monthly meeting
of the board of education Tuesday
evening it was decided that Tues
day afternoon and all day Friday, fair
week, will be granted as holidays.
This action of the board will doubt
less meet the hearty approval of pu-
pills and parents, and the manage
ment of the fair association.
Bertha NJ. Smith and Anna De Ian,
who had been appointed as teachers,
were formally elected.
After a discussion of several mat
ters, the board adjourned.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

lures and solid-color fabrics; all moderated
priced.
MILLINERY.-Splendid line of Ne,
Street and Dress Hats now on display.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11
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against Ed Weckel for commissioner,
effectually silencing L. D. Lee, his
Fruita competitor.
William Briggs proved his strength
over the county in his race with
Thomas Dwyer, and the present chair
man of the county board will not be
a candidate for reelection. His at
tempt at vindicatIon failed utterly.
Court Skinner received a light vote
except in Molina where he lives.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

Our school system has grown un-
til nine buildings are now occupied
with school work. Frequently peo-
Pile are in doubt as to the location
Of the different buildings. For gem
eral information as well as for the
convenience of those who do not
know, the following directory is
given: High school, occupying the
entire block between Ninth. and Chi
peta and Tenth and Gunnison; /;
Franklin school. formerly the high
school, Sixth and Rood: Lowell
school, Fifth and Rood. opposite the
Y. NJ. c, A. building; Whittier school.
Rood avenue, between Fifth and
Sixth streets; Emerson school. Ninth
and Ute; Hawthorne school and Haw-
thorne cottage, Fourth and Hill,
north OF the Children's park; Bry-
ant and Riverside schools on West
Ute, in Crawford's addition.
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
COLUMN
Z. F. ELDRIDGE. II. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

All medicines furnished from
my own laboratory and put up by
myself, thus avoiding mistakes.
Of1ces. 53S Capitol block. Main
-treet
DR.. Eldridge's residence. No.
53S Chipeta avenue. Phone juno
ron l07.
office phone, Junction l2S.
jtfice hours from $3.50 to ~
AM. from / to pm; from 7 to
. IN and from 2 to 4 p. IN. Sun
days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-11

p A one-piece, enameied sink adds
20 the appearance of any kitchen II
Is durable, easily cleaned and when
Installed by our workmen you may be
sure that 1t will give the top-notch
Of efficient service. j. e. Mckenzie,
The Plumber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

ieinc ga,t5c Nrrnee p%ertpen0et SIS
oel1tide @olf, Mrbeitgeber urro Mr-
beitnebmer inns oas Meid, aniabrlib
a1f Sic %io5iale TSiiiriorge: 273 Mil=
lionen Collar gegen rlno 231 Miaio<
ne1r fir SOS Seer, NIT @influb tes
Neriionsfon0s. SsSn sen Ietten ied)s
Sobren bat 9e11tidlmno MIR Is Bis
Is bonn <noert, Ml1Blan6 % non1
&lnbert, 6rmrfreid 80 Dom Sum
bert, ENGLAND 40 bonn &un6ert, Sta
lien 81 bis "a bonn @unoert inns MIR
Seiterrei6 = l1naorn, 9eutidlon6s
5l1perlaiiigiter @ltn6esgenoiie, nod
meniaer ols oos &eid), n0mIi6 12
Bis 13 bonn &a1n6ert Ser geiammten
Stootseimmbmen fir Mrmeeerfor=
berniiie bertpen6et. Go lit es a1io lit
Ser Sbat ein @efoie l, metue Qeiagt
mfrs, 6as uorme 9eutidlan6" lauie
@efahr, bon Stel@rn un6 Militir=
1aiten poler1s er6riidt GIT mer6en.
Gbotiade lit, 0oB Ge>1tihlano III
.finan3ieller @e5iebung hinter Sranf=
reih am6 ENGLAND Idngit ni6t me5r
51triiditebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

tel, Mbgaben bon ieinen n%ntert6anen
inn &eia un6 in Sen 8un6esitoaten
5n erbeben, alio MIR mdbig ausge=
nubt, insbeion6ere int @ergleih I'll
England un6 Sranfrei9. Seine
grobe &1lturnation beiitt III al,t1ai=
bern0er @eiie nod 10 rieienbofte %e=
lerpei tel1erobjefte pie Deutidlan6,
oeiiem 8eo0lferung III Miuior6en
Collar fir Mlfobol 1tn0 Sobaf inn
Sobr b%erausgabt = al1d nnd Ser
5inon5reform = an &ei6, gtaat
un6 &om11une bierbon 1tur etma
100 @iQionen 9olfar, alio muir 10
bonn &un0ert BEG @ertbes, an Son
'nnb Steuer, entri9tet. @os INSIDE
lom6ere 6ie 30ne un5 in6ireften
Steuern betrifft, sic befanntlid fait
ousidlieBli6 CUR @elobeidoffung
fir oos &ei9 berange5ogen fins, 10
lit es ~aller6ings ridtig, SoB bier,
1pie iiberau, ser gr0Bte Mntbei1 BON
Ser arbeiten6en 8ebo1feruna getra=
gen mer5en ma1B, ober 6ieier MntfeiI
1T INNER nod erbeblih geringer als
in an6eren 2anoern. SSn Sronfreih
gum 8eiipiel entfant bon Sen in6i=
reften Steuern alfer Mrt ouf Sen
&opf ser 8epolfera1ng Elm 8etrag
bon $3.50 Collar, in @eutihlon6
bon MIR $50 Collar.
11n6 6obei mutt nod inbetrodt &C.
5ogen aper6en, 6oB sic 6eutiden 9(r=
better bon 6em, mas iie gu 6em 0ffent-
liden 9aiten beitroaen, einen nidt
1nbetrddtliden EbeiI ouf @run6 ser
Mrbeiterperi electromagnetic 5uriider=
bn1ten. Se0enfans iteht es fell, 5ab
olth nit i~n6ireften Mbgobet, tpabr=
ideinIid iogar ousidlieBIi9 nit {3o1<
len ouf 2arusmaaren, obne tpirfliden
Druf, a1n6 ieIbit obne ie6e Defenders
fiblbare @erfiimmer1tng ser @enuB-
mittel Ser Min5erbemitteIten sic
Mebrfoiter tpeiterer mmitunge1r fig
CUR ginitelCatng oller 6ieniHauqIiden
jungen Manr1er in. 6os. Seer beitrit-
ten mer6en fornten. Mebr aIs oaf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

8%erbinou1g gu treten lt110 nit 6ielen
lt1o NIT @eidaftsler.tcn jenes Srtes
81 %oerban0el11, l1nr momoglid cine bal=
oige Mbitimmung iiber 6iele lroQe 31
er5ielen.
S~tiIImoter. - Sic &ontroG-
bebor6e fat in ibrer Situng odt &C.
fangene auf Garole %e1tlaiien u116 bot=
te ltnterre0ungen nit an0eren iiber
gelDife 8eidmeroen. II Mnfangs Ser
@ode mar sic 8abl ser Strqflinge
799, 6abon orbeiten 1874 in ser ne11e11
anitalt, gu ser eriten gutelt &loiie ge<
borem 619, ser 5meiten 175 unb 5 inn
boien 5ritten @ra5. - Sn ser grnte=
ldn1r 6abrif miro nit boiler &roft
n11o l1eber5eit georbeitet, INN Big CUR
grnteSeit mebr als Is MiQionen
Bfl1no @arbeni6nur fertig gu ite0en;
eS meroen bereits groBe Mengen
Sdn1r na6 alien 1beilen oes 5toa=
tee nerlhifft, 10 baB iid sic 2agerbdu=
ier betoer Mnitalten RAID Ieeren, OBJ
mobl Elm GROCER GbeiI. ser Mutrdge
getp0bnlid erft in SEN Monaten sunni
un6 Suli eir9ebt. = glu@ in 5en
5armmaidinen 8 @erfitdtten miro
nit 6odorud gearbeitet, sic M6bma=
idinen iinb fait ale beridifft un5 sic
borgeiebenen @rntemoihinen tper6en
CUR re9ten 3eit fertig iein.
@aIfer.- 8rdii6ent Dore ur6
ser @on5ugsousihub Ser rMortbern
editorial Miiociation" to-
BEN aIs Duten fir Sen Sommerfon=
bent ser %genannten @ereinigung Ben
81, %. a1n6 %. Stunt, un5 ols Ser
i%ommlungsort @ron5 &opios feitgr=
iebt. Musfliige CUR 8eiidtig11ng Ser
giienbergtperfe, ser Stauts- @eriuhs=
iotpie ser groBen @apiermiiblen
Ltno Elm @anfett an Somitagoberb,
9egeben bon SEN 8iirgern BON @ran0
Rapi6s, 1teben ol1f oem 8rogramm.
sc minneapolis. - 9ie Scot
tbern 8obn madt fir SEN Stoat Min=
&eflame 5l1r6 6arm= 111r6
o udiaden, sic Tie an etma
flint Miuionen 2eute i'm mittleren
@eiten un0 0itliden @egen5en ser
Ser. Stoaten Der en6et. @roBe Ml1s=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Minneiota.
1tniere staats9cietsebmns.

Die bo1r @ol1per11ellr Gberbart altf
Sen 4. Suni einberufene Sonoerfib=
ung ser 5taatslegislatur bertagtc iid)
Dienitag tint sic Mittagsltun6e, nad=
0em lie 5ltr ipGten S1un0e ir oergeadt
borber tbr M%rbeitspeni l1m erle6igt fat
te. @elm audi nidt beitritten ,per=
6en fam, 6ob parteipolitii6e @riin0e
1os bauptiadlidite Motip our @inbe=
r1f l1ng ser eeiebgeben6en &i0rperidaf=
ten biloeten, 10 fam ebeni openig ge=
1el,gnet merben, 5aB sic 5tpeitpodent=
lihe 8etbdtig11ng unierer @eiebgeber
nubbringenbe &ei11ltate 5u Gage for
oerte. SIN groben un6 gan5en fqnn
SOS Golf NIT oem grgebniiie ser Son=
6eribung I'M. ollgemeinen 5ufrie5en
iein. .Seoenfaus fat iid1. 6el1tlid 9e<
5eigt, mag III elmer berbdltniBmdBig
fl1r5en 3eit geleiitet tper6en fam,
penn ser notbige Mrbeitseife fer ur16 cit,
getpiiies 3uantum Hfli@teefiibl bei
Sen @eietgeber11 porban6en fins. Dus
greebniB ser Seiiion 1aBt ii@ fur5
10 s~lriommenfoiien: Mnnabme zines
a1gemeir1en Hrimdrmablgeiebes; gr=
bobung ser Ste11err ouf 8rutto=@in=
nabmen ser @iienbabnen bon 4 auf 5
8ro5ent un0 Mnor6nung Ser Gini6a=
tl1ng Ses geiammten @rur6= un6 Ser
ional=gigentbltms ser 8obnen int
Stoate; @rlaB etnes @eiebes gegen
forrupte @ablmadinationen; &atifi=
fntio1r 5es sic oirefte @%rmablung BON
811nbesi enotoren berfiige1t6en Mmen=
Dement'S CUR Understanding; &ati=
fifation bes sic ginfiibrung elmer
ginfommeniteuer be5meden6en Mmenz
Dement'S 5ur 8un0esberfaliung /;
ENHANCEMENT gum, Mutomobilgeiete;
grIaubniB gu elmer @on6ausgobe ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Frank Fandel

die 3ufunftsmertbe, aber 11ngea6tet
Ser bon 6ranfrei6 entliebenen un6 in
@ol0 binterlegten Miqiar0en .8arbe=
itd116e ni6t ELECTROMAGNETIC in audi
natr anndbern0er @0be ieiner gduI=
Sen, geibmeige 6enn iiber feline Sda1l=
Sen binous. Sranfrei9 lit i%iberbal1pt
obne groBes Mftipoermogen. SSn
Deutidlan6 ober beiiben &ei6 uno
8un0eSl toaten 5uiammen = un6 bel
Ser 8eurtbeilung elmer &reoitmir0ia-
felt 1n0 itel'erli6en 2eiitl1ngsfdbig=
felt miiien iie 5ulommen, ni6t perein=
5elt in 8etradt ge5ogen mer6en-an
@tienbabnen, DomGnen, Sriiten,
8ergmerfet ltn6 6on0s ELM Mftipber-
mogen, sag iammtIide 5dy1l0en bon
&ei@ un5 8un6esitaoten Inn mebr als
cine @iIiar0e iiberiteigt. @ergIeidt
mon, mas 6as &ei6 un6 Sic 8ur6es=
%itaater an 8inien auf lire @6ul6en
5u be5ablen boben, nit 6em, tpos iie
bon ibrem @eiib bereinnobmen, Damn
iiberiteigen 6ieie @innobmert sic Gins
5oblungen Tint iabrli6 fiinfun66reiBig
MilIionef 9onor.
SSn 6ieiem Sinn bat o1io 9el1tid=
lan6, 5os &eih nn0 sic 8ltn6esitao=
ten gut ammengenommen, ~iberbal1pt
feline Sd)ltl6en, ion6ern Mftiobermo<
gen, inns itebt 6emgemdB bierin giin+
itiger 90 als ale an6eren @roBitaoten
bon europa. Mn 6irefter un6 in6iref=
ten Mbgoben int &ei9- Inns ben @un=
6esitoater erbebt Deutidy1an6 beoeu=
tenb meniger ols Sranfrei6 un6 eng
lan6, ndmIid, 1851 Dollar unter
Mitberidiii@Htig1ng Ser @ebreinmab=
men 6es Inufen6en Sabres int &ei@
nn6 SEN 8un6esitaoten iiber sic
@tutious ettpos mebr a1s IA Dol
lar in Ser iiingiten @egertpart =
ouf Sen &opf ser 8eb0Iferung gegen
20.51 Dodar in 6ronfrei6 unb
24.o1 Dollar in England i'm Sabre
1910, Mbgobenidte, sic in5tptidem
aber mobI gleidfnGs geifieqen iein
mer6en. DeutidIanS bot feline Mit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Metne Taielei.

Son Set Mrmutb 9euti6lonos lit
baufig gefaielt tporoen. Sa1pobl, ge=
oenn @efalel lit es, tpenr1
man sen 5eutiden Midel, Ser it4 tn
sen letten S%abr5ebnten eln nettes,
run6es @audlein 5ugelegt bat, bente
no6 ols orn1en S6luder be5eibret.
@ob1 betrugen no6 Ser &edmurgS=
1totiitif int Subre 1910 ote gelamm=
ten f%un6iertem S6ul6en De1tihlanos,
6es @eides unb ser 8unoesitaaten 5l1-
5ommen 1891 Miuionen Dollar ge=
een 6,305 Minionen in 6ranfreid,
5000 MiQionen in @nglano uno
1881 Minionen Dollar lit &uBla1to.
Mber england beittt ra1r ELM Staats=
perm0gen bon run6 $50 Miaio1ten
9olar. &nBlono bat an @rnro uno
@ooet nn6 @ergtperfen 5por erbeblt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Staot ct. Soul 51 8ibliotbef5mefen;
@rlanbniB fir StGbte oritter un6
pierter &loiie CUR @etpiuigung bon
@eloern 6meds grridtung bon 8af=
fe11ballen; Nntmbme ser u@oo6men"
@orloge, 5urd melde sic grb0bung
Der Staten 6es SrSens BON elmer ltr=
obitinmla19 o66analq gemadt miro;
Gerldngerl1ng 6es 5ermins ser @is=
coniin=M inneiota : @ren5fommiiiion;
@epiQi@1ng BON $4,000 our Ser.
offentlidplng Ser neaer @eiebe in
iammtliden 3eitlungen. @Seroen
nadite ISOLDE init Sem u@oroitern"
Blrn SEER on0t g%elangen). Mnor6nl1ng
elmer Inter udu,g ser @ei6aftsme=
tbooen Ser 8rol,ereien 6ur6 einen
Spe5ialmts idu1b SEES Senats.
9ie Sbotiade, 6ob ser Senut cine
ltnterinduna ser @eiddftsmetbo6en
Ser graltereien onor6nete, 5eigt Flor,
5oB &icegouperneur @or0on, ser BE-
fanntlih o1s republifomilher @ntper=
nel1rS=&an5ibot inn HeI6e tit, nit Sen
Trobibitioniiten %1ieb6uge1t; mag er
ii6 rltr tpeiter NIT 6iei er Sorte ub=
fin6en: Sic @eaner ser Irobibitioni-
iten miiien jebt, mo iie nit @oroon
6ron iinS. Cine MaBnohme, fir Sic
iid @o11oernel1r Gberhart ungetpohn=
li@ itarf ins 3el1a leete, ndmGih Sic
Meueintbetlltng ser 2egisIatur6iitrifte
mur6e in beioen &dui ern Ser @eieb=
aebung abi6Qdqiq beidieSen. Mn Ser
iogenunnten ~&ecom" @orloge noh<
men sic Senatoren MnitoB, neil Sic
@~eitimmungen iih ouh orf sic @idter
eritredten, ur6 ite fpa1r6e 6aher, aun1al
iie erit CUR ipdten stun6e, einberih=
tet mrrbe, furBtpeg abaemurfif. M11h
ser 1tnbertpiiitIide 8rpon in
Ser 2eaislat11r bor ntt6 CAB bon lei
ter @eoegemomotbeit obermoIige
81. Saul. - Ser in ser leften
eegislaturiitung ernunnte Senotsaus~
Ser beal1ftragt mur6e, in Der
naddten regelmaBigen @itung einen
@ntpurf gu einem @elebe iiber Mrbei=
ter : Misunderstanding ein3ureiden,
fiinoigte an, 6oB er int Monot Mugait
bier Gage int &upitol in 5ibung iein
miro, Inn intereiiirten Horteien @eIe=
5u geben, lire 6iesbe5iigliden
ol1s5uipreden. Die erite
5ibung ion am eriten @ontag I'M 800
nat Ml1guit itattfin6en. - Die @attin=
ren bon 5mei 6euertpebrlel1ten uno
lin @eiddftsmonn aus Minneopolis
pur6e1t idmer un6 5mei anoere Man=
ter lei6t berlebt, ols am Donneritag
FIR M11tomobtl a1nter ser @iienbabn=
'riide lit ct. &a1l it6 iiberidlug.
41e tner6en ii6 erbolen, mie Sic be-
Ner5te erfldrten.
@emi1ii.- &ier lit cine @etpe=
jung in 61l1B gefommen, me1de auf
inc &ereinigung ser Tobrifoori ta6t
pel9e 800 @inmobner fat,
nit 8emi6ji ob5ielt. Ser 5ta6tratb
'on 8emi6ii bat Sen Mopor %angetpie=
en-, nit SEN 8ean1ten bon Npmore III
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nfrr-Dnrhangf

4enHer>g orba,1se BON Qnalitdt in allen Tarben, ge<
mabt aus ser ~alerbelten @orte bon SelOpaque unb
einsefabt auf patentirten @prins Stolen. Oftt 6ran=
fen ODER einia6 gu 25c, 35c SOC uno 75c. Mu6 EXTRA
groben @orten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Qinoleum 1T sic bette 6lurbebedun9 in ser g5elt ftr
&a@e, @b5immer, @tores uno 8 fficen etc. @tr boz
ben so M1u iter %eebrudtes 9inoleunu in Ser 6 SUP
Brette uno Is N3uiter ser IL SUP 8rett, int @anae1
rs peri6ieoene Oeuiter unb 6arben, aus oenen SIR
mdble1 f0nnt; obne 3neifel ba8 nteolt@ite Enforcement
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04
THIN FOLKS MADE PLUMP
Ideal Flesh Builder Says Drug
gist StansfieId.

Thin people are simply suffering
from wan of nourishmenti
If you are thin, it is because the
food you eat is not assimilated and
passes through tho system without
building up the flesh and tissue as it
should.
You can readily get plump and rosy
by using Samose, a tissue forming food
which when taken with the meals, i'm
mediately becomes a flesh building and
life giving lemen in the blood.
Samose builds up the system, puts
flesh OF the bones, brings back the
glow of health to the pallid cheek and
removes the tired and languid feeling
which is the result of exhaustion and
low vitality
George w. Stansf1eId, druggist, 632
Kansas avenue, Topeka, is introducing
Samose TO his customers and recon-
mends it highly. He gives the best proof
of his belief that Samose will do all
that is claimed for it by Offering to
refund the money if it fails to increase
the weight and restore good health.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price, so
cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04
A Physicians Report ON
tuberculosis Medicine

Have used Alternative in
several cases of tu~bercular glands of the
neck, with excellent results every time.
In one case it cost me $50, for the girl
was put on it only until she could ar
range to be operated, and in a short time
an operation was not needed. l suppose
your records are just as fine as of old.
You know my faith in it"
Original of physicians letter on file.)
Alternative is effective in 9TH
er forms. Read what Mrs. Garvin says
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Gentlemen: I have gained twenty-five
pounds since last February and my baby
is in perfect health. She is now four
months old. I do not cough or raise any
thing at all. 1 believe my lung trouble
is cured"
(Signed Affidavft) MRS. NJ. Fl. GARvIN.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles. and in upbuilding the
system. Does not contain ~poisons, opiates
or habit-forming drugs For sale by Geo.
w. StansfieId. 632 Kansas ave, and other
leading druggists. Ask for booklet telling
of ~recoveries and write to Eckman Lab
oratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for additional
evidence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04
5 KANSAS TOWNS
New Bill Contains Appropriation for
Their PoStOfficeS.

Washington, June 4.-The house ap-
priations committee reported favor
ably today the sundry civil bill, carry
ing appropriations for postofhces in five
Kansas towns
For the postoff1ce at Abilene, $26, 00C
is appropriated; Beloit, $50, 000; Con-
cordia, $36, 900; Great Bend. $4,000, and
Ottawa, $35, 900. This is the final ap-
preparation for Great Bend, as it has
already had appropriated $780, 900 for a
building. the cost of which is not t.
exceed $50. 900.
Abilene has had $500 for a ST., 500
building; Beloit, $500 for a $57, SOC
structure; Concordia, $500 for a ST.
500 building, and Ottawa, 800 for a
.$72, 500 building.
The federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth is allowed $100, 900 in the bill. -
is estimated that $50, 900 additional will
finish the prison.