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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12

A windstorm visited this section las
Monday night, but did but slight dam.
age. We understand several left their
homes to take refuge in the hotel.
1t came nearly being a confagation
in A. Dahlberg's dwelling douse last
Friday. 1t was an explosion of the
gasoline stove, and spoiled the interior
of the house to the amount Of $500 or
S4OO. No one was hurt.
Mrs. A. Jacobsen, of Kerkhoven,
Mimi, has been here for some time al
the bedside of her mother. She is a
sister to Henry Nelson.
Rev. Lind left Monday for Madison.
Mimi, to be present at the operation
on his son.
Toby Osterkid Of Troy lost a valu-
able mare here on the fourth. She was
tied to the buggy and had in some
way gotten loose when the night train
came in, and gone on the track.
She was struck by the engine and a
broken back was the result.
A social party was had at Eliasons
last Sunday afternoon, and a most
enjoyable time was had, although il
started to rain toward evening and
many went back home in the rain.
John Westerlund succeeded in get
ting some fine views of the street
parade on the fourth and those who
would like to get a few views can get
the cards at his studio.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12

Parties who want the cats
which JAS. Moore is advertising
for sale had better apply before
2 o'clock p. m. Saturday if they
wish to make sure of getting
them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12
Married.

the Methodist parsonage in
Milbank, on July 9th, by Rev.
Ernest Holgote, Mr.. Joseph G..
Gertje and Miss Emma E. Fis-
cher, both of Big Stone City
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12
Copying the Mississippi.

The city Of Seville. Spain. which ID
On the banks Of the sweet Guadal-
CULVER" has been almost completely
beleaguered recently by reason Of the
phenomenal rise OF that river. which
has abandoned it, role Of Z meander-
Ing. sentimental stream and become q
raging torrent bearing death and de-
p<ruct1on In its course.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12

Isn't sprtngtime grand?~ gurgled
the sweet young thing. 1T Is then
that nature puts on her most gorgeous
raiment, the timid violets peep
through their covering OF leaves. and
the birds voice their happiness In
song. and And the cro-cusses,-
suggested the sapless swain. trying
TO help out.-Judge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12
Bathing Suits.

Mems, boys, lady's and girls
bathing sults-all sizes and
styles at
ERLANDsON & JOHNSON'S
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12

Put Dan on High Heels.
q Minneapolis manufacturer recent
y forbade the wearing Of high heels
On their shoes By the young women In
hio establishment
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that my
son, Mr.. Henry Busta, is not author
lied to do any business, or make any
trades in property of any kind for the
undersigned this year.
MRS. HENRY BUSTA
Twin Brooks, 8. D., July 9 1912
ju 1926 4 aug 20
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-12
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation of the many kindnesses re-
ceived during the sickness of our hus-
band and father.
MRS GEORGE STEVENS
AND FAMILY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

won't mind II have beer to tie sue
cess Of the vonsnref"
NO eTendi"
erage. while Mahcrned toyed with bis
turquoise ring, that sacred badge OF an
honorable pilgrimage 10 Holy Mecca
The young lady. erends: she was
very pretty. Your sister, casually IN
quirsd Mahomed.
~Oh. no. She n a young lady I met
50 the hotel the other day
The Hart thought the MOslenn. a. hs
recalled tho light IN Ryanne's eyes
and the oendarness Of his smiles. Az
parently. however. Mahomed lost In
tsrest directly. AT nine O'Clock to-
night. then. this collector viii arrive
70 become my gusstr'
by hook or crook" was tho an
swer. I'm have him here Cash upon
delivery. az they say"
Cash upon delivery Mshomed TO
psAtsd. the phrase being familiar TO
RE tongue.
Frankly. want this man out OF the
way for a while"
All"
Yes. want a httls revenge for The
way he has treated me-"
so Il Is revengsf' softly. Traitor
Gus 20 both sides.
And when get him hereT-
Leave the rest 20 me"
Good. I'm OF. then. Take him q
Bagdad Il will Be an experience FOL
him But when you get him there
keep an eye out FOR the Shah Abbas Il
the Pssha's work-rOom.-
The affair had zone 80 smoothly
that RyRnne's usual keenness fell De
low the mark: fatuity was the word
There had been so many twists 20 tn
morning that his abiding distrust o
every one became. for the time beini
edgeless. The trick OF purlOining IN
cable had keyed him high: the subs
>. quent meeting OF Fortune had d
pressed him. And besides. be VAS 90
anxious 20 be nd OF Jones 20 conside
the possibilities OF MahOmed's stat
I, OF mind.
4 lie got up. paid his score. turned
!, Jest for the amusement OF the ba
maid. and went out TO bis carriag
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
Z1eKFTCHEN


PRAY you. % excellent Wife.-
says Emerson. mot % cumoef
yourself and ms 90 get 8 rich din0ar 20
this man or this woman who has aliEhse4
AZ our gate. nor yet q bed chamber uzca
ready at toe great = cost These thin9ns
n they are curious in. they can set Cor
= dollar AZ any village But ist tnAS
stranger, N ne win. IN your looks. In yo1r
accent and behavior, rad your heart Ana
-arnestnsaa. your thought and VII. which
he cannot buy az any price IA any VII
lags or city and which he may veil
travel nrty miles and dine sparsiY aa4
sleep hard in order % behold. Certainly
let the board Do spread and lse the eed
be dressed for the trsvslsrs bat lss nos
the emphasis OF hospitality Ia Ia thseS
fhinaa."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
NAN SAVES WOMAN; REPENTs
hs Discovers Identity ard De-
parts Swearing.

osnevA-RsturninK hOne from
work along the bank OF he Rhone.
at Bellegrads. young mechanic
named Dubois heard cries Of distress.
aud seeing a woman struggling in tbs
stream. plunged Ia. and started 20
bring her 20 safety. As bis feet
touched bottom. Dubois discovered
that he had saved ais nosher-in-law.
with whom he had been on Dad terms
for Iona time RE promptly threw
her out into the water again and
walked away swearing. A eOatnAn
saved her.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

Veal. % - vhoiasoue. shoUi6 D~FD
Ns pat on Tie markst uztn ssx 80
aksnS weeks cd YSungsr meat n aDf
20 produces serious disturbances N %
6igastive tract Good vesl NAY -
tod ey ia psnkfah eolored ns<A En4
White fat Veal shooid - thorouxeU
cooked. and being dsaetsnt IN Tat pesk
or oshor tat should be supplied
vaal Pias--Cook untl tender = pos>
slon OF The Iag or shoulder. cua ne
neat IN bits- add q few slices q ia
salt pork. add cream TO cover. 49,
son and put q cover OF biscuits cvsR
the TOP and BAKE. A little Onton ada
90 the dAvor % this pie Chicksa pie
may Be Disesd out vsry enthusiastically
By cooking q pieos Of vsal vits tAe
chicken The SAVIOR can haE6iy ee
Distinguished rem chicken
Veal Bircay-Rsmova The sons en&
1 akfn from tain slices % veal eakea
from tie LED. Pound anti q half1aeA
thick: cut IN pieces an inch and
half By two and = half. each ptece EaA-
king a bird. Chop the trimmings az
thu neat. add a piece OF tat salt Dork.
two OF three ANAL cubes - each ptsoe
or bird. Add equal parts Of craeksr
crumbs moistensd VITA egg. onion
/ Juice. lemon tuios and seasoned vita
salt and pepper.
Spread this mixture over the pieces
OF meat. roll up and rAstsn vita to
tooth picks put I'm 20 resemble TIE
legs OF a bird. Brown IN a little hcs
butter. cover with stock made txon
stewinx the bones and hits Of skin
and cook twenty minutes. or until ten
der. Serve with a white sauce poured
around the btrds-
The white sauce n made BY ecvsr
ing the meat with cream afssr drsdg
inE we'll with sour
: Veal Loaf.-Put = knuckis q v~s
with a pound OF the neat and one ca
| lon into boiling water and COOK aicw
~ until tender. Draia and chop n.
, meat One. season with salt and pep
? Per. 0arnish the bottom Of the mole
4 with hard cooked sgxs. stiosd. Hprtnki'
> with parsley and cover with . LAy~
|. % the meat. repeat. then pour eve
= the meat liquor reduced % . ospcul
v / Press and chill
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

CHATTER I-0eorEo PsrcivL AiESrnOn
zones, vice president OF the Mstropohtan
Oriental Rug company OF New York Az
Ffves Ht Cairo on q business trip
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
sYNoPsIs

cTLAfTER I-osorEe Psrcival AiCsFnOA
zones, vice president OF the MstropohtAa
Ffves st Cairo on q business trip
CHAPTER II-Horaos Ryanns arrives
guarded bundle.
CHAPTER III-Ryanas seTls Jones the
nnits having stolen from a pasha ~ Bar
dad.
CHAPTER Tv-Jonss meets Major Cal
iahan and later 10 introduced 20 Fortune
Chedsoye By a woman 20 whom ne bad
months prexiousiy. ana who turns out 70
be FORTUNES mother.
CHAPTER v-Jonss takes Mrs.. Chez
eoye and Fortune 20 polo game. For-
tune returns 20 Jones the nopsy Dor
appear 70 De engaged in some rnystsr4oas
enterprise unknown TO the daughter.
CHAPTER vI-RyHnne interests Jones
IN the United Romance and Adventure
company. n concern which for q price
viii arrange any kind OF an adventure
60 order.
CHAPTER vII-Mrs Chedsoys. her
brother. Major Callahan. Wallace and
Ryanns. as ne United Rousncs ana AZ.
Involving Jones. Rysnns makes known
Fortune. Mrs. Ched-oye declares she wit
not permit 81 Plans are LAID 70 prevent
Jones sailing for home.
CHAPTER VTTI-Ryanns steals Jones
letters and cable dispatched He wtrs
agent in New York. IN Jones nAPe. TIA
ne Is renting house IN New York q
some friends Mahomsd. keeper OF tn
holy carpet, is on Ryanns's trail
CHAPTER TN-Ryanns promises For
tune that ne will see that Jones comes &
no harm az = result OF his purchase 0
the rug.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

His deduction stili fallow. he rode
away. Lord how easy Il had been.
Not a hitch anywhere. And here. for
days. be had imagined all sorts OF
things. and his dreams. a tumble OF
dungeons. OF tortures. He understood
The old rsscals own head hung In the
balance That's what saved him. To
MEhomed the rug was the paramount
feature: revenge land be knew that
Mahomed was longing madly. nercely
for IT'D must wait. And when MahOm-
ed turned his attention 20 this phase.
Why, he, Ryanne. would be at the 9th
er side or the Atlantic. II was very
hard not 10 drop OF at Shepherds
and conhde the whole dron conspiracy
20 a bottle with a green and gilded
neck. But. no: be had had no sleep
the night before: wine and want or
rest would leave him witless when the
time came 70 see that Psrcival Was
safely slowed away. A nne joke. a
HOnstrous nne joksi By-by. Percival.
old chap: pleasant journey. The Unit
ed Romance and Adventure company
gives you this nttls romance upon ap-
prevail II you 90 not Ike II, return
II II you cant
Mahomed sat perfectly stiu in bis
chair. His two companions watched
him carefully. The mask had fallen
and their masters face was not pleas
ant 20 see Suddenly he laughed Tbs
barmaid stopped AZ her work. She
had somewhere heard laughter Ike
that Il gave her a shiver. Whers
had she heard it, Yes. that was IL A
man who had played the devil In al
opera called FsWst or something Ike
that. Would she ever see dear olS
Soggy London again. With q vain sigl
abe went on rinssng tia glasses ant
cofSee-cups-
When George rolled out OF bed
Was eleven He bsthed and dressed
absolutely content. regretless OF tn
morning hours he had wasted. Trut
; to tell. he hadn't enjoysd sleep o
thoroughly Ga weeks He set 20 work
! Kidding the room OF its clutter c
books and clothes and What.Eoti
Might as well get the bulk OF his paei
ing out Of the way while 10 though
or It
Why had he been IN such q drsAdfl
hurry TO pull Outf Cairo was just no
= the most delightful place he knew o
To leave behind the blue skies an
warm sunshine. and TO face tnstea
tho biting winds and northern snow
rather dispirited him He paused.
!: pair Of trousers dangling from b
hand. Pshawl Why not admit
frankly and honsstlyf Wherever 20
tune Chedsoye was or might BE. the
was the delectable country. 4
hadn't thought to AJAX her when 81
was 20 leave. nor whittier shs was
A.. 90. The shruptness With which al
!. lad lssi AsA ~ aiEAk Asfess PUSH.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
lcV oIsHEa

During not weather thsrs - 40 more
refreshing dessert or main course 40
compartment than the icsa and sAsr>
bets.
FOR a dinner Of rcAst lamb. ths noA-
loving - excellent 70 accompany 10
meat:
Mint 6harbet--Brulss ths leaves O.
\ bunch OF fresh mint and pour ovsr
Il IN = large bowl pint Of boiling ice
sugar strip: add the Juice OF two lam
ons. the rind Of one and q cup 81
shredded pinapele- FreeEa When
half froEsn. add the whites Of two
eggs bsatsn sein FrOs4s 70 The con-
sistsncy OF white snow.
Combination aherbst.--For this one
may use a eupsul OF two or three kinds
OF canned fruit juice, choosing thoss
that blend we'll A cup OF raspberry
Juice from preserves and . cup Of
pineapple strip IL q good one % con'
bins: add tsaspoonful OF lernon Juice
and a pint OF sirup made ey eoiitns
together ave minutes . cup % sugar
ana a pint Of water. When cold ada
a teaspoonfui Of vanilla and NIX al
together Freeze quite stir and tAsn
add the white OF an sgg BEATEN etiR
with . tAblespOonfui Of pow4srsd So
gar.
Milk shsrosts--Tne Juice o. ecUP
lemons. two cups OF sugar and Quart
/ OF rich milk. AL Eixsd togsthsr aad
frozen. MAKES a very nice anG econon-
zeal sherbet. This n sometimes called
velvet shsrosc
Grape Jusos eherbst-This n the
most beautiful water meioa ptnk u11a
carefully made. and tastes as god &c
Il looks. Take . pint Of grape f1ica.
q tablespoonful OF lemon juice. oup
OF sugar. or more. depe0dins upon TIE
sweetness OF the grape Juice. ana 9
pint Of thin cream Freese-
! N<ks-.N <y~<<H>
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
CHAPTER x.


mSnomCu 1@o8nG
The drawing back OF Ryanne's pow.
erful arm was produced by the stimu-
lus OF self-preservation; but almost
instantly thought dominated impulse.
and all indications OF belligerency dis
appeared. The arm sank. relaxed IL
was not possible nor polite that Ma
homed- El-Gebel meant TO take repris
al in this congested quarter. II would
have gained him no advantage what.
ever. And Ryanne's perception OF the
exact situation enabled him 20 smile
with the cool effrontery OF a man In
ured to sudden dangers
We'll. welll So you have found
your way 20 Cairo, MRhomed7"
Yes, effendi," returned Mahomeds
with a smile that answered RyannO's
IN thought and expression. the only
perceivable difference being In the ao-
centuated Wilderness OF his fine teeth
Eyes. have found you"
And you have been looking for
mel"
Surely"
Ryanne. with ar airy gesture. signi-
fed that he wished to enter his car
rage. Mahomed. with a movement
equally light. implied his determine
ton to stand his ground.
'In & moment. enendi." he said
smoothly.
Mahomed spoke English moro or
less huently. His career Of fOrty-odd
years had been most colorful Once q
young sheik Of the desert, Of ample
following, a series OF tribal wars left
him unattached. q wandersr without
tent, village or onion-patch- He had
frst appeared In Cairo. Here he haA
OF necessity picked up a few words OF
English; and from a laborer IN the cot
eon fields he was eventually graduated
20 the envied position OF dragomAn OF
guide. He tired OF this. being nomadiC
by instinct and inclination. He tried
his hand at rugs in Smyrna. failed. Rnc
found himself stranded IN Constant
,nople. He drifted. became q steve
dOrs. hotel porter. burying his pride
till that moment when he could, II
dignity and security, resurrect IT. Fox
tune, hanging FIRE, relented upon hi
appointment as cavasa or mcssenge
60 the British Consulate. After
time, he became what he considsre
prosperous; and like all fanatic pI
gans OF his faith. proposed TO recor
struct his religious life by a pilgrim
age 10 Holy Mecca. While there, b
had performed q considerable servtc
IN behalf Of the future Pasha OF Bal
dad, who thereafter gave him a plac
in his retinue.
Mahomed was not only proud bJ
fwise; and series OF events, sequences
OF his own shreWdness. pushed hi
forward TIL he became IN deed. If n'
IN fact, the Pasha's right-hand man
BagdRd. That quaint city. removed Z
be IL from the ordinary highways
the Orient, is stfll to most OF us 8
echo remote aud mysterious; and q
present Pasha enjoys great privilege
over property. over life and dealt
and IL is not enlarging upon fact
say that when he deems II necessa
20 lop on a head. he does so. witho
lconhulting his master In Constan
nopIe. II Is all in the business OF
day. Next to his celebrated pearls a.
ross-diamonds. the Pasha held as
most precious treasure. the He
Yhiordes And for It's loss Mahom
rnsw that hss own head rssssA but
sscurely vpoa he lean aseh zAat
eFErsns-s- ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

wfikeshArrs. PA--Mrs. John THEY.
wife OF q JAnitor. has told tho court
here that her husband has allowed her
but $40 out Of his ses q mouth salary
With which to provide for herself and
eight children.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

CHAPTER II-Horaos Ryanns arrives
guarded bundle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

New York---vihcent Conway. the 10
ysAr-old son OF . local policeman. was
arrested ~ his father. Who also had
Asz ecnmitssG - the STATE Pe<sFsAa
ssss ~ Asse yses@
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29

sum Of 5000 was appropriated by the
river and harbor act Of July rs, 1912,
for improvements on the Snake river
and for maintenance to Pittsburg Land
ing and the sub-project submitted by
the district officer, Major ]. j. Morrow,
corps of engineers, for expenditure of
this appropriation provides for the ap-
plication of portion of this amount to
removal Of such distractions between
Lewiston and Pittsburg Landing as the
interest of navigation may require.
'This subproject has been approved
and in order that the district officer
may be advised of the wishes of the
local interest in the premises, similar
correspondence on the subject has been
referred to him.
''The annuel report of the district
officer for the fiscal year 1912, states
that the maximum draft that could be
carried June 80, 1912, between Lewis
ton and Pitsburg Landing was 40 inches
to Asotin and "a inches thence to Pitts
burg Landing"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29
$4,000 FOR SNAKE
UNCLE SAM ANNOUNCES HE WILL
SPEND THAT SUM ON SNAKE.
WILL MAKE river NAvlCAbLF
Stream to be Improved as Far as Pitts
burg Landing. Means Easy Access
to the Upper River Country.

The government engineer in charge
of the improvement work being done
by Uncle Sam on the Snake River, has
segregated the sum of $4,000 to be used
in making that stream navigable from
Lewiston to Pittsburg Landing, point
in Idaho county due west of Freedom.
Early this season, the " Prospector a
light draugh river boat, propelled by
gasoline power, made several trips up
the Snake, one time going beyond the
Landing. While merchandise was carri-
ed both ways, no effort was made to
establish regular run, the venture being
more in the nature of an experiment.
However, quite a tonnage of freight
was brought out before the low water
stage and this marked the beginning of
an agitation for improvement work on
the upper river. The matter was taken
up with the Idaho representatives at
Washington, d. c. who upon making
inquiries of the chief of engineers, Sc
cured the following information
Referring to letter dated July %,
1912, from Wallace X. Struble, secre-
tary of the Lewiston Commercial club
of Lewiston. Idaho relative to the i'm
provement of the Snake river above
Lewiston so as to provide for the opera
ton of vessels drawing ID feet, !
have the honor to inform you that the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29
council entered Gardners place Of


business.
The marshal notified Earnest Gard
ner brother of Milford) that the Ii
cense was revoked, and Earnest drew a
5000 automatic rifle on Mayor Woods.
The hammer snapped and then he
shot Deputy Sheriff John Estep
through the head instantly killing him.
He then shot Marshal Grant L..
Dickson through the head.
Gardner next shot at Councilman A.
Snyder the bullet grazing the skin over
the left eye.
He shot at Councilman Perry s. Culp
through the front window, the bullet
just grazing a finger on the right hand.
He then shot himself through the head.
Bartender is Arrested.
Riley Ruby, bartender was latter ar
ested by night Marshal H. +. Wilkins.
Grant l.. Dickinson was 80 years cid,
and leaves a widow, Naoma Dickinson
and four children, Albert, 8; Clifford,
7; Cecil, 4, and Mary, 2.
Mr.. Dickinson had been Marshall
here for nearly three years, and carri-
ed $1,000 life insurance in the Modern
Woodmen. He was nGmbcr of the
F. O. f. and was a candidate for sheriff
on the democratic ticket. His father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson,
reside at Plaza, Wash.
leaves a wife Florence Gardner. They
had no children.
Dickinson Fires Twice.
Dickinson who served two years as
deputy sheriff Of Whitman county un-
erd Sheriff Ratliff, got two shots at
Gardner, but missed his mark two
times.
Estep, who is a pioneer of Colfax,
having run blacksmith shop there
for several years, before becoming
deputy sheriff, is survived by wife
and several grown sons and daughters.
His funeral will take place at o.
clock Monday afternoon from the Me-
thodist church at Colfax, the Rev. Mr..
Jones pastor of the church officiating.
Interment will be made in the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Collins body was taken to Colfax by
Coroner Bruning, who is trying to To-
cate sister who lives in Portland and
his father whose whereabouts are un-
known.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29

Every family keeps at hand num-
Der of remedies to treat minor ailments
which do not require physician. The
Penslar Remedies can't be beat. Try
them-they are all guaranteed. Lamm
Drug Co., The Penslar Store. 12-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29
Must Connect Up.

The state sanitary inspector has
served notice on the city council to the
effect that all sewer connections must
be made at once and the public will
save time and money by needing this
warning. ia
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29

81 was cured Of diarrhoea by one
dose Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes M. E.
Gebbhardt, Oriole, Pa. There is moth
ing better. For sale by all dealers.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29

Mr.. w. s. Gunsalus, farmer living
near Fleming, Pa, says he has used
Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in his family for four
teen years, and that he has found it to
be an excellent remedy, and takes pleas
ure in recommending it. For sale by
all dealers.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29

Set your lips at one end of Tom
Richardson, light the other, and be
contented with the world for half an
hour or so. 42tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29

"Were all medicines as meritorious
as Chamberlain 8 Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be
much better off and the percentage of
suffering greatly decreased" writes
Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind. For sale
by all dealers.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-08-29
Notice Of Sale Of Estray.

Taken up Friday, August 6, COW
branded D. M. on left hip low down.
Crop off right ear and two Sits in the
left. The same will be sold on Friday,
September 6.
1874 Major Farris, Winona, Idaho.