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The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
NEAR VIEWOF SOCIAL SIDE
OF LIFE IN THE CAPITAL

carvings, wrested from great palaces OF
Europe.
from the beginning TO the end OF the
seasonss the MaeVeaghs entertain and
are the hosts at dinners, Iupeheons. unu-
sicales and balls. 1t is a hard life, this
constant entertaining. and Mrs. Mac
Veagh has no daughters with whom she
can divide her duties and ,,responsibili-
ties. Her son. Eames, a wealthy. culti-
waited and much courted young bachelor
abandons his home in Chicago for a part
OF every season and helps his mother
where he can.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
AUCTION SALE

Having bought the land and personal
property Of Ester Nelson. : IL miles
west Of Garske, we will sell the follow
ing described personal property on SAT-
URDAY, OCTOBER 49, commencing at
1890 a. M:
IA head Of horses-Team bay mares, s
years old, weight 200; team bay geld
ings. 6 and years DID, weight 5000 lbs:
team bay. geIdings, and years old,
weight $3.50 lbs; team bay and grey
geldings,.7 years old, weight 1000 lbs:
team greys, gelding and mare, and, =
years old, weight 200 lbs: one bay geld
ing years old weight 1000; one draft
mare colt, coming years old: two DRAFT
mare colts coming 2 years old. Two
mich cows; hogs; poultry.
Farm Implements-Gas engine and f1aed
mill; new manure spreader: 6 waekon
gearings, racks and tanks and boxes;
; bob sleds; buggy; 3 discs; 2 binders:
l Acme harrow; new triple plow gang:
2. two plow gangs: new double disc
drill; mowers; hay rakes; sets of
drags and carts; 200 bushels oats; house
hold furniture; blacksmith outfit COM
plete; 10 sets work harness; sets driv-
ing harness; log chains; scoops; forks:
scales and all utensils not mentioned
above necessary on q farm.
Terms OF sale-A years time will be
gwen on bankable paper at 10 per cent,
Lunch served at noon. An absolute
closing out of every item. 3
MARTIN LARSON.
A. A. AARsBY, ownera
frank H. Hyland. Auctioneer.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

to be opened On October 18th, 1872
Moved and 3cafrled chat; the bill Of H.
J. Johnson VS. Ramsey county be re-
ferred to the states attorney for further
consideration.
lowing election precincts and polling
places be hereby established for, the
general election. to be. held on November
5th, 1872 viz:
No. l, Lillehoff, Town Ha.. Sc IA OF
Section II.
No. 2, Lawton. Andrew Swanson s
residence in section II.
No. 3. Newland, Central school house,
sW IA Section Is. :
ton g.
No. 5. Bartlett, hotel in village OF
Doyon.
No. 6. Hope, Central school building
No. T., Newbre, School house in Sec
ton 26.
No. s. Triumph school house in Sec.
ton II.
No. 9. Fancher.} School. House No. /.
on sW IA Of. Section 20.
L A>o' ~ iOSpeSIt NOl1SO1IudtSu toCllOO
House, Section 16.
No. II, Odessa, Jerusalem school house
No. u, Stevens, VIM. Parker's house
Section q.
No. 10, Ontario, School House sw L.
Section g. , s!,za ~ Z, ~
No. IA, Noonan, School House sw l.!
Of Section Is.
No. Is. Cato, School House, section 81
No. 16, Overland, school house sW II
Section 2s ef.,.a,
No. II, Mortified, e. A. Morton's hall
Village of Hampton.
Mo. IS, South Minnewaukan, School,
House, Section ~.
No. 10. Minnewaukan. School House
NE Ia Of section II.
No. 90 Morris, School House No. 2
NV IA of section 8. .%
No. q. Cleveland, Rance school house
No. q. Sullivan, School House NV IL
Section &c.
No. %. Royal, School House No. l.
Section IL.
No. "a Lake. Town Hall, Richardson.
| Subdivision.
No. Is, Freshwater, Tuford schoo
House.
No. Is, Webster, Town Hall in Town
site of Webster.
No. q. Bergen, School House. sw Il
Section 20.
| No. 2S, Pleasant, School House. Sec
| ton II. 5
| No. 90, Grand Harbor, Maccabee Hall
Grand Harbor Station.
No. 80, Dry Lake School House Sc Il
Of Section g.
No. 81, DeGroat, School House Sc l.
of Section %.
No. 80, Norway, knute Nestegard'.
House.
No. 80, Coulee, Town Hall in Townsit.
of Penn
No. "a, Irvine, J. G. Nichols House
Section 81.
No. IS, Village of Churchs Ferry, vii
lage hall, Churchs Ferry
No. Sc, Village Of Edmore, village hall
Edmore
No. 81, village Of starkweather, aehao
house, village Of starkweather. E!'H'fs's /
/ No. 49, Village of. Crazy, Village Hall
Village Of Crazy.
No. 49, LIST Ward City of lewis Lake
Engine Room, City Hall.
No. 40, End Ward City of Devils Lake
Sample Room, seviila. III
No. Al, Bird Ward City of Devils Lake
County. Commissioners Room in Cour
~ ..r5's ss.s.: .si:2 :. .ii&Tac. 3t.i,5
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the County Board at Devils Lake. Ramsey Co..

Regular meeting of the board of coun-
ty commissioners Of Ramsey County,
North Dakota.
Monday, October T. 1912
The board met at > o'clock p. m. There
We're present Commissioners johnson,
Thelin, Maloney, Emigh and Hoystad.
A petition signed by 3. A. Reiter ask
ing for the cancellation of the 1911 per-
sonal property assessment assessed
against the st. Anthony and Dakota
Lumber yard at Crary for said year for
the reason that said tax was duplica-
ton was read. The petition was also ac-
companied by a certificate of the as
SCISSOR of the village for said year to the
effect that said tax was a duplication.
It was therefore ordered cancelled ny
this board.
"A petition signed by ]. P. Desmond
asking to have an automobile assess-
ment, which was owned by the Mime
apolis Iron Store people, stricken from
his personal property taxes for the year
1911 and assessed to the rightful owner,
was read and it was moved and carried
that the auditor be instructed to make
the necessary correction on the tax list
in accordance with said petition.
A petition signed by Gus Furstenau
asking for refund in the sum of 1888
on account of error in issuing tax re-
ceipt No. 2572 on February 18th -.A2, was
read and on motion granted.
The bill of John Mclean, sheriff, vs..
the state Of North Dakota for the
transportation of George Herman to the
insane asylum at jamestown was al
lowed in the sum of $3.50 and the
to SO certify on same.
Moved and carried that the following
bills be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same as follows:
Lake Fuel Company, coal as per
contract for court house and jails2OS Il
E. G. Enger. services as road ov-
crseer for ~ of township 1856,
range &C for the year 1912 ........... IS N
w. c. Fawcett, salary as county
county physician for the 6 months
ending pit. 80. 1912 ........ ........ 25.O(
P. l. Dahl, salary as county phy1
scan for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 30, 1872 ........ &c.;
G. II. Baker, fuel furnis ed coun-
ty poor and pest house .............. 1S.5
N. w. Mere. Co., supplies furnish
ed county charges , 800
Elliott Fisher Co., supplies furnish
ed for typewriter ...................... q
w. j. Menagh, painting at Court
muse --...v.....-.. SOU
L. P. Swenson, painting signs - 4.0
Gus Furstenau. court orders paid 100
Gus Furstenau, postage, freight and
dTayage ........... .... 20.4U
Gus Furstenau, wolf bounties paid 40
Chas. E. Taylor, services as court
stenographer - .. sou
Peter Morgan, road work Norway
township - .. $500
A. M. Powell agent rent Of pest
house from August 9th to Septem-
Der 9th, 1912 . ............. 20
Gus Furstenau, transportation of
county charges ..... ................ 22.S
/. j. F. Henry, insanity fees ........:... AT
John r. Haslam clothing for pris-
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

No. 4. Highland, School House, Sec
ton g ss:3 ss,s;ss j:
No. S. Bartlett, hotel in village OF
Doyon.
No. g. Hope;. Central school building
No. I. Newbre, School house in Sec
ton %. ,,e|g
No. s. Triumph, school house in Sec:
ton II. ;.hEfN
No. 9. Fancher, School House Nc.
on SW IA of Section TO-
No. 10. Prospect, Consolidated School,
House, Section 16.
No. II, Odessa, Jerusalem school house
No. II, Stevens, VIM. Parker's house
Section q. So I
No. 10, ontario, School House sw IL
Section g.
No. IA, Noonan, School House sW IL
of Section Is.
No. IS, Cato, School House, section 81
No. 16, Overland, school house SW IA
Section %.
Village of Hampton.
No. IS. South Minnewaukan, School
House, Section q.
No. 10, Minnewaukan, School House
NE IA of section IL
No. 20, Morris, School House NO 2,
NV IA of section 8.
No. q, Cleveland, Rance school house.
No. e. Sullivan, School House, NV IA
Section 16.
No. %, Royal, School House No. 1.
Section II.
No. "a. Lake. Town Hall, Richardson's
Subdivision.
No. Is, Freshwater, Tufford School
House.
No. Is. Webster, Town Hall in Town.
site Of Webster.
No. q, Bergen, School House, sw IL
Section 26.
No. Is, Pleasant, School House. Sec
ton II.
mo. %, Grand Harbor, Maccabee Hall,
Grand Harbor station.
No. 30, Dry Lake, School House Sc IA
of Section 8.
No. 81, DeGroat, School House Sc IA
Of Section e.
No. 81, Norway, Knute Nestegard's
House.
No. 81 CQulee,. Town Hall in Townsite
Of PENN
No. 81 Irvine, J. G. Nichols House,
Section: 81.
No. IS, Village of Churchs Ferry, vii
lage hall ,,Churchs Ferry.
No. 49, Village of Edmore, village hall,
Edmore.
No. 81, village of starkweather, school
house, village of Starkweather.
No. 50, Village Of Crary, Village Hall,
Village Of Crazy.
No. 49, LIST Ward City of Devils Lake,
Engine Room, City Hail.
No. 40, End Ward City of Devils Lake,
Sample Room, Sevilla.
No. H. Bird Ward City otDe wills Lake,
County Commissioners Room in Court
House.
No. AZ, Village of Bartlett, woodman
Hall, Village of Bartlett.
No. 43, Village of Brocket, Basement
State Bank building.
No. A. 4th Ward City of Devils Lake,
Building known as Maxons store on
West. Side.
No. as, Village of ,Lawton, Basement
School House in Village Of Lawton.
BY order of the Board Of County CON-
missiners of Ramsey county, North
Dakota.
R. " BIcE,
(SEAL) County Auditor.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota,
this sth' day-.of October, 1872.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate. of ]. Jesse
'Terpening, Deceased. L.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Earl Myers, administrator Of the
estate of J. Jesse Terpening late Of the
village of Doyon, in the county of RAM
sey, and state Of North Dakota, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces,
sary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to said
administrator at the office of W. NJ
Anderson, in the city Of Devils Lake, in
said Ramsey county;
Dated October 14th, 1872
Earl Myers,
Administrator
First publication on the 18th day of
October, A. D. 1912. 42-4t IS
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION II,
Department of the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Devils Lake, N. D., October l..
1912.
Notice is hereby given that James
Fitzgerald of Devils Lake, N. D., who;
on October 10, 1907. made homestead en-
try No 6s5, for IL NV Ia NV IA sw IL
of section B. and ne IA Sc Ia section 4,
township 152 N, range g. w, 5th princi-
pal meridian, has filed notice of his in.
tention to make final NV year proof to
establish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before the register and receiver
at Devils Lake, N. D.. on the END day
Of November, 1912. Ia
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
'Jetty, of Devils Lake, N. d.; Joseph
Matoe, of Devils Lake. N. D.; Edward
Connors Of Devils Lake, NJ D.; John.
son shiptoe, of Devils Lake, N. D. <
J. s. McClory, Register,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

oners - 1865
Supplies for county poor ........... 21.65
Total, 1920.
James Stenson, to furnishing suit
able radiation in basement of
court house as per contract $500. 25s.75
Refiueing heating boiler, material
and labor .-............ . 171.50
Repair sewer and installing clos
Gus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S8l5
Total bill, s519.4O
Andrew Swanson, treasurer Lawton
township, roadwork in Lawton
eo"nship ---.-... -............ lll.95
Robertson Lumber Co. bridge ma.
terial furnished for township 1885,
range % ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 6768
J. Q. Adams, hardware supplies :. 4.e5
W. c. Fosburgh, repairing done in
courthouse ............,..:....... $3.50
JOS Gerhart, repairing plaster in
eooi' iouse .-.............-...... I5.O
Art Metal Construction Co., metal
furniture furnished for new valuts2269 %
John Mclean, boarding prisoners
for the month of September 49,. ALTO
w. E. Hurst, ambulance for Mrs.
Chas E. Taylor, court stenogra- u
pher in justice court ............... 1910
Frank NUM-, supplies furnished to ~
court mousse .............-...' 24.5S
DR.. R. NJ Cox, salary as county
physician for 6 months ending
September Goth, 1912 ........ $50
Moved and carried that the following
bills in the insanity case of francesca
Leoce be paid as follows:
]. l.. Lacey, witness fees 210
.Chas.' Becker, witness fees 2.l0
Halbert Fritz, witness fees ... 2lO
A. Bowman, witness fees 2lO
Frank Hogan, witness fees .. 2lO
Otto Chiostri, witness fees ......... 2l0
Ralph Brendici, witness fees ....... 2l0
w. I. Barnes, witness fees ... 21O
P. Chiostri, witness fees ................ 21O
Vito Leoce, witness fees ............ 800
Moved and carried that the bill of L.
]. Wehe in the sum of sl7.4O for witness
fees Of VIM. Bailor and Walter Harmon
be disallowed for the reason that the
states attorney claims that this is not
legal charge against Ramsey county.
| Moved and carried that the justice re-
port of c. a. Sagen Justice. for the
quarter ending September GOTH be al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn in
| a!ment of same as follows:
c. A. Sagen. justice fees ....... $3.50
Chas. Oakley, marshal fees .......... 33.O5
John Mclean. sheriff fees 29UO
Bert Edwards, witness fees 40
r. Z. Kruger, witness fees ........ $40
Helmer Jacobson. witness. fees 4.Lb
Walter Stone. witness fees 2.lO
Geo. Worley. witness fees 2lU
L. A. Evenson, witness fees 2.1O
Chas. Erickson, witness fees 2.1O
Moved and carried that the Justice
report of J. W.. Kelly Justice for the
quarter. ending September 3Oth, 1912, be
approved and warrants ordered drawn in
payment of same as follows:
j. w. Kelly, justice fees ........ 4.9l
Andrew Orchard. marshall fees ...... 174(
i Moved and carried that the justice re-
port of Aaron Hooker Justice, for the
Quarter. ending September goth. 1912, be
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t.t!,t" 80 II. ". ,6lCE,
(SEAL) County Auditor.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY
OF RAMsEY-ss. ".
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the 5th day of November, 1872 at
the various election precincts in the
county of Ramsey, an election will be
County Officers:
The State officers are:
Five Presidential Electors.
One Congressman.
One Justice of the Supreme Court
One Governor. u! ;i::I.ss) !: :.s
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary Of State.
One State Auditor.
One State Treasurer
ton. ga at
One Commissioner Of Insurance.
One Attorney General.
One Commissioner Of Agriculture and
Labor. @
Three Commissioners of Railroads.
The District Officers are:
One Judge Of the District Court for
Ind Judicial District.
One State Senator to represent the
2lst District
Three Members House of Representa-.
tives Of the 21st District
The County Officers are:
One, Sheriff. !.
One Auditor.
One Treasurer.
One Clerk of the District Court.
One Register of Deeds.
One States Attorney.
One County Jud e.
One Surveyor.
One Coroner.
One Superintendent of Schools.
One Public Administrator.
-Four Justices of the Peace.
-Four Constables.
One Assessor of the End Assessment
District. Q56-62)
One Assessor of the 5th Assessment
District. Q56-G6.)
One County Commissioner for the LIST
District.
One County Commissioner for the 4th
District.
Also to vote on constitutional Amend
ments TOT Article 9, Section 1853, and
Amendments Providing Terminal Ele.
vators and Increasing Term of Office of
Judges of the Supreme Court of the
Constitution of the State of North Da-
kota.
Said election will be opened. at Eight
% o'clock and will continue open until
Five 90 o'clock in the afternoon of that
day. :. ~. ~ IL sg.s .,,
| The following are the election pre-
cincts and polling places established by
the Board of : County Commissioners:
No. 1, Lillehoff Township, Town Hall,
Sc IA Of Section IT,
No. 2, Lawton, Andrew swanson's resi-
| dence in Section II.
No. 3. Newland, Central school house,
SW IA Section IS.
wv, ~, ~ <,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

approved and warrants ordered drawn
in payment Of same as follows:
Aaron Hooker, justice fees - 2.2O
John Mclean, sheriff fees ........... 1900
Moved and carried that the justice TO-
port of j. S. McClory, Justice, for the
quarter ending September Goth, 1912, be
approved and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same as follows:
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

approved and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same as follows:
J. S. McClory. justice fees ............ 1855
John Mclean. sheriff fees . 2l.SS
w. H. Reid, juror fees ........... 2.1O
T. A. Haslam. juror fees ............... 2.1O
c. E. Grey, juror fees .................. 2.lO
Herman -Huesgen, juror: fees ............ 210
John Daeley. juror fees ... :2.lO
chas. Honey, juror fees ..... 2lo
W. p. Bryant, juror fees ... 2lO
E. F. Reuter-, juror fees ............ 21O
Herman Schultz, juror fees ......... 2lU
Frank Frye, juror fees ..... 2.1U
Ed Thronson, juror fees - 2.1O
Herman Rutten, juror fees ............ 21O
Hans Halgren, juror fees ............... 21O
John Flumerfelt juror fees ........ 2lO
Alois Walters, juror fees ........... 2.lO
VIM. H. B. Smith, witness fees. 21V
M. Gutenberg, witness fees ........... 21O
L. J. Wehe, witness fees 21s
Moved and carried that the justice re-
port of J. H. Maxon, justice, for the
quarter ending SEPTEMBER Goth, 1872 be
approved and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same as follows:
j. H. Maxon, justice fees ..,......... 2OX5
John Mclean, sheriff fees ........ $50
M. E. Kennedy, witness fees -. 40
Cora Kennedy, witness fees. .......... 40
Mrs. Robert Wilmott, witness fees 40
Mildred Kennedy, witness fees $500. 40
z. L. Andrews, witness fees .......: 21o
MRS. r. l.. Andrews witness fees 2.10
Clifford Andrews witness fees ...... 2.1O
Alice Tufford, witness fees ......... 2N
Elma Strobel, witness fees ....- 2.1O
Moved and carried to take a recess
until 1880 o'clock p. m. at
Evening Session. !, J.
The board met at 1880 clock p. m.
pursuant to above recess. There were
present all the members.
Moved and carried that the justice re-
port of George Juergens, Justice. for
the quarter ending September Both, 1912
be approved and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same as follows:
George Juergens, justice fees, 49,. 103. 30
John Mclean, sheriff fees - 24O.6O
w. l. Barnes. police fees . 1850
Frank Gordon, witness fees .......... 40
JOS. Kelly, witness fees ..... 2.lO
David Willis, witness fees ........... 21u
Elma Smith, witness fees ............ 2lv
f. P. Mann, witness fees 2lJ
G. Bowes, witness fees ............ 2lO
George Mars, witness fees .......... 21U
w. 7. Barnes, witness fees .... 2.lO
Jas. Somas, witness fees 21t
P. 6. limbo, witness fees ...... 4.2O
Henry Wheeler, witness fees 21y
John Mclean, witness fees .......... 4.U
Preston Hamilton, witness fees. 21O
Edna Anderson. witness fees CID
Ella LeMay, witness fees s IL
Herman Shapero, witness fees ...... 6.lO
Peter Link, witness fees ........... 2lD
Moved and carried that the following
bills be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same as follows:
D. G.. Duel insanity fees ............ s1.5y
Mrs. A. Beamer, board and care
of Arthur Caldwell county charge 500
Moved and carried that the county
auditor be instructed to advertise for
two hundred (2oN tons more or less OF
| native Ignite coal and one hundred uOO
tons, more or less, Of Youghiogheny,
delivered in bin at Court House. Bids
l "a
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House. NJ
No. AZ, Village of Bartlett, Woodman
Hall. Village of Bartlett.
No. 43, Village of Brocket, Basement
State Bank building.
No. a. 4th Ward City Of Devils Lake,
Building known as Maxon's store on
West. Side. K
.No:7s45, Village. Of Lawton, Basement
School House in Village of Lawton.
1t was moved ana carried to adjourn
until October 18th. 1872
E.s.,e R. v. BICE,
(SEAL) County Auditor.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
We Are All Torn Up

that does not cang
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18

The board met at 1880 o'clock p. m.
pursuant to above recess. There were
present all the MEMBERS.
Moved and carried that the justice re-
port of George Juergens, Justice. for
the quarter ending September Both. 1912
be approved and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-27
Many Affairs Of
the Week Revealed
Happiness Impossible With
Out Good Health States
Mrs. c. II. Rodgers

When seen yesterday afternoon at her
home, r. +. ID. No Z, Richmond, Mrs
{. IL. Rodgers spoke interestly regarding
her experience with the new tonic. "Tons
Vita now being introduced in Rich-
mond by specialists sent here for that
purpose.
Mrs. Rodgers said al have been scl
lor long time, during which have tried
all kinds OF doctors. Besides that tohl
every medicine that | thought would do
me any good. ! am ono OF those thai
want to ENJOY life and be happy, bu, |
know that without good health that is
an inpossbility. Neither tho doctors
treatments or the medicines that | took
gave Inc any relief and was BEGINNING
! 10 give up hope.
a short time ago" continued Mrs.
Rodgers, II heard about those specialists
who were here introducing this iona.
vita, ana went to see them liked the
way they went about things. | heard ono
OF them tell woman that thcy did not
| think theitonic would benefit her troubles.
and therefore did not want her to buv il
! ms act impressed me 50 that bought
bottle Alter taking it several days
began 10 improve, and have continued
getting better each day. now sleep fine
and what | cat ] enjoy because il agrees
with me. know OF other people who are
also taking this tonic and have been
benefited by 1t. know it is the best
remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. Rodgers trouble was p,,rc and
simple nervous debility, which is likely to
be found existing i'll any Richmond fam
NY, said one Of the specialists sent here
10 introduce iona Vita this morning
Half OF the people of Richmond find liz
a burden, and have little real haphincss as
a result Of this modern plague" con.
tinucd he.
Such people and there arc lots OF them,
nave uncertain appetitcs, poor digestion,
uneasy sleep, little ambition, and ,hcv
icci too tired for the simplest work most
OF the time. They suffer with timidity,
have no initiative, arc droopy and haven't
enough good rich blood in their veins to
make them capable or self-relant. Their
nerves arc pitched TO such IN extent that
they imagine themselves afflicted " ith
various diseases at different times. The
real trouble with them is debility, pro-
duced by the strain Of modern life they
arc forced 10 lead. There is little OF this
allment among the people o! the country,
the freedom OF which permits them to
observe natures limitations
! Iona Vita will positively remove
I this miserable condition II It fails 10
| prove satisfactory it costs nothing, as the
preparation must do the work or We don't
want money :or it.
! Tic specialists who are here ntroduc
ing Iona Vita" are giving dcmonstra-
lions OF what the preparation will do. All
day. long they meet callers at the Polk
Miller Drug Company, S34 East Main
Street, from 9 Il. NJ. 10 S p. NJ.
I Many people seen, to be amazed at the
/ reinarkab bic records which arc being made
by the new remedy. Many cases OF ncr-
vousncss, stomach trouble and general
break down Of from ten TO Twenty-Five
years standing are reported to have been
relieved in very short time.