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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-11
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land
No dA22
State Of Minnesota.

State of Minnesota,
County of Steariis .--e- - --..
In Probate Court:
In the matter Of the estate of Theron w.
Manu. Deceased.
( The State Of Minnesota to all persons inter-
eSted In the sale of certain lands belonging TO
said deceased: The petition of L. o. Kirby
as representative of the above named deceased.
being duly filed in. this court, representing
that 1t is necessary and for the best inter
eSts OF said estate and OF all interested therein
that certain lands of said deceased described
therein be sold and praying that license be
to him granted to sell the same:
Now Therefore, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show cause, IL
any you have, before this court, at the Probate
Court Rooms in the Court House. in the City
of ST. Cloud, County of Stearns State OF
Minnesota, on the 18th day of september. 1913.
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, why the prayer of said Pc
tition should not be granted.
WITNESS the Judge OF said Court, and the
seal of said court this End day Of September,
1913. f4-f7
A. n. KLASEN,
Court SeaD Judge of Probate Court
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Afternoon session.

TUESDAY. September End, 1913. O'Clock
p. M.
The County Board met pursuant to
adjournment. j. d. K1wafkowski presi-
ding and all members present.
On motion, duly seconded, the plats
of Sehulte,s Second and Third Addition
to Albany were approved by the Board.
On motion duly seconded the follow
ing bills Were allowed and ordered
paid according to law.
Town of Lyndon, concrete
work in Sec. IS 1880
Town of Lyndon, road work
in section ..sysS 49,. 81 Il 90
Dan Anderson, labor on state
road No. 10 20 90
H j. Anderson, labor on state
road No. 10 49,, $3.50. SO
Jakob Jansky, labor on state
road No. s.. 1915
Sebs Ross, expenses on state
road No. 8 5 90
Samuel S. Chute, engineer SER
vices on County Ditch No. -
Samuel S. Chute, engineer ser
vices on County Ditch No. 80 90
Samuel s. Chute engineer SER
vices on County Ditch No: 81 20 90
Joseph f. Eich, engineers he'll
per on County Ditch No. 81 10. 90
VIM. Ernst, automobile hire on
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cents per cubic yard, amounting to
S5,S74.37. :
The estimated total cost of the
work is Five Thousand eight hundred
seyenty-four and thirty-seven hum
dredths dollars.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check, payable to tile Audi
tor of said County, for not less than
ten per cent of the amount of each
bid.
The right to reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved.
Dated this 18th day of August, A !.
d. 1913
3 j. p. RAU,
County Auditor, Stearns County,
- 1851 Minnesota
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Sale in Ditch Proceed,
Sale Of pitching Jobs.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That on
the 18th day of September, 1913 at 10
O'Clock A. M. at the County Auditors
Office in the City of st. Cloud, in the
County of Stearns, / will sell the jobs
of digging and constructing the Ditch
No. 80 of Stearns County, established
by the Board of County COMMISSIONS
of Stearns County, State of Minnesota.
by their order bearing date August
LIST, 1913; viz: For the work as one job,
and also for one or more sections of
one hundred feet each, and also for
one or more of the construction jobs,
eacllof said sections to be known and
numbered bystakes as shown by the
report of the engineer, in said matter.
commencing at the one including the
outlet, and from thence, successfully,
up stream to the one including the
source, to the lowest responsible bidder
or bidders and that bids are invited for
said work; said work to be COMPLETED
within the time required, and in the
manner specified, in said engineers
report. And no bid will be enter
tanned which exceeds more than thir-
ty 800 per cent over and above the
estimate cost of construction, in any
case, as stated in said order; the sue
cessful bidder will be required to give
a satisfactory bond, to be approved by.
the Auditor of said County, with two
freehold sureties. for the faithful per-
torrance and fulfil lment Of his con-
tract, and to pay all damages that
may accrue by reason of his failure TO
complete the job within the time re-
quired in the contract.
The said order and profile are on
file and may be seen at my Office.
The approximate amount OF work
ito be done in the construction of such
ditch is as follows: Excavation of
8, 429.73 cubic yards of earth at 8
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Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land

State of Minnesota, 81
County of StearTls,
In Probate Court:
In the matter of the guardianship of Frank
@: Gordell Mary Cordell, Gertrude Gordell
Rose c. Cordell and Albert Cordell. Minors.
The State of Minnesota to all persons inter-
ested in the sale of certain lands belonging to
said minors: The petition Of Elizabeth Cor
dell as representative of the above named
minors being duly fled In this court, repre-
senting that it is necessary and for the best
interests of said estate and of all interested
therein that certain lands of said Minors de-
scribed therein be sold and praying that a.
license be to her granted to sell the same:
Now Theresore, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show cause, IL
any you have. before this court. at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House. In the
City of st. Cloud, County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, ON the ard day of October 1913. at
so'clock a. M. why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted
Witness the Judge of said Court, and the
seal of said court, this End day of September
1918
A. H.KLASEN
court SeaD Judge of Probate Court
1917 Attorney. for petitioner
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County Ditch No. az.

County Ditch No. 80. 81 90
ON County pitch No. 81 10 90
J. ID. Kowalkowski, commits
/ sioners services on County
Ditch No. SO 3 ~
lacharies Hummer, board of En-
gineer and crew on County
III. p. Rau, certified copy of
| ditch proceeding fappealed)
County Ditch No. 33 45.45
! Florian Aehmann, Jurors fees,
state VS.. Frank Lesniak ..s.. 90
Paul Ahles, postage and phone
VIM. H Alden, Justice fees,
state VS.. Bussmann .Oo
state VS.. Frank W. Hoyt.. .55
VIM. H. Alden, Justice fees,
state VS.; r. G. Buckley 81 rs
state VS. Bernard sumbs clio
VIM. H. eAlden, justice fees.
state vs.. Bernard Bussman. 80
VIM. H. Alden, justice fees.
state VS.. Charles Mickiish S. IS 55
Frank Balder, engineers helper
on survey of Town of st.
endei .,a...; 10 90
Fair Haven $50. =, !. -. 90
Laurence M Baloh, constable
services, state VS.. B. Sumbs 81
E. a. Barthelemy; Juror fees. 80
= (
VS.. r. and A, Swanson 100
Henry Beste, witness fees, state :.
Frank an Bet ss juror fees, =
state vs.. B. Bussman 20
S. M, Bielejeski juror fees,
Paul B. BIenkush. juror fees,
state VS.. r. and A Swanson. / 90
w. A Boerger, phone, express,
- III
chas. Brenny, juror fees. state
VS.. Frank Lesniak I. 90
s Brick, carrying chatte1 mort
gage records. Town of Lake
services and mileage. 81. 80
John ChriSten, juror fees, state -
VS. Frank Lesniak . s :. :. - 100
Samuel S. Chute, engineer ser= =
vices on survey OF Town St 90 20
samuel S. Chute, engineer SER
Lake 40
state VS.. B. Bussman 1. II
H. j. Damn, juror fees, state
vs-B. Bussman i 90
ding for jail Ats
state VS. B. Buss man =. / 90
John DanzI. board of engineers
crew and team, survey of st.
.1ofln Danzl, services as flag
man on survey of Town of -
+ st. Wendell -. -. ~ 90
Geo. Deering, Juror fees, state
vs. r. and A. Swanson 1 go
Geo. DEGREE, juror fees, state
VS.. E%and A. Swanson 100
J. T.. Dingmann, carrying chat
tel mortgage record, Town of
Nora c. 6onohte, conducting
teachers examination sos
J :. Donohue. Justice fees,
stale VS.. Rene Hetherington 2.35
j. I. Donohue justice fees, state
=. I L. Dene e1 Justice fees, state '.1'
VS.. Arthur swanson :. :. 5.25
J. I. sDonohue, justice fees, state
VS.. H. S. Barnum ;. -. 5.45
]. I. Donohue, justice fees, state
Us. Albert Brennan ...... 2.20
J. /. Donohue, justice fees, state
VS., G.. r. -Ahles 2.65
/. Denohue, justice fees, state
VS.. Alfred Fischer -. 2.65
NJ. D.. Dreis, carry chattel mort
gage records, Town of st. Au-
Frank Dzieweczynski, juror
fees. state, vs.1Frank Lesniak / 90
Joseph r. Eich, chairman ser
vices on survey of Town St. an
on survey of Grand Lake 90.
Frank Fandel, merchandise -. Sc 80
Farnham Printing & Stationery
Math,, Farrell, witness fees,
state VS.. B. Sumbs :. :. $50
B. w. Fearing, automobile hire
for Grand Lake Survey 9. 90
A. FRANKIE, merchandise 2. SO
Fritz-Cross Co, blanks A. 90
Fritz-Cros Co, blanks, etc =. %. As
Fritz-C Cross Co., blanks 10. 05
Louis Gerard, juror fees. state
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VS.. B. Bussman< =. -. 100
Leo Glitter, carrying chattel 4
mortgage records, Village of -. :,
S. G. Hammered, juror fees,
state VS.. r. and A. Swanson .oO
Better Hammered, juror. fees.
state VS.. B. Bussman - .Oo
John Hayslop, axeman services
on survey of Town st. Wen
Arthur Remington. chairman
services on survey OF 81 an
Nike ah ae mzAe juror fees, state s.v'
| VS.. r. and A Swanson -. 90
Jos. Heraly, conducting teach
valentino in Herman. commission Wv
er services and mileage 1890
Joseph Herzog, witness fees,
state VS.. B. Bussman .S2
Joseph j. Hilbe. juror fees,
state VS.. r. and A. Swanson l 90
J. B. Himsl, interpreters fees,
state VS.. B. Bussman 200
]. B. Himsl, witness fees, state
VS.. B. Bussman :. 1 II
Constant Horsch, witness fees
state vs.B Sumbs $50. 2 40
r. L. HUM, juror fees, state
VS.. b. BuSSman go. -. !. =. i. %
Journal Press Co.. publishing
notice of teachers examina-
Geo. Decree. livery. for engiin. -
esr on survey of Town st. - an
B. J. Keepers, justice fees, state
VS.. Frank Lesniak 4.25
M j. Kern, witness fees, state s..
VS.. r. and A. Swanson So. 1. IL
j. D. Kowalkowski, commits
sioner services and mileage 12G. 80
Mic Kraemer,. witness fees,
state VS.. VonderHaar So
Mathew Krier, juror fees, state -
VS. B. Bussman 90
August Kuhlmann, coroner fees,
W lew
August kaufman, coroner fees
viewing remains of Carl Uh-
Ienkamp 5.5I
Arthur NJ Lengas, juror fees
state VS.. B. Bussman 90
e. e. Lockerby, conducting
: teachers examination 8. 90
Geo. McCadden, sharpening and -
repairing lawn mower $3.50 Loo
N. Malerich, carrying chattel
= mortgage records from Eden
The alle Me ji carrying Yin chattei ~
mortgage records, Village
- Rockville z. Az
II. Il. Morgan. juror fees, state
VS. Frank Lesniak 1. 90
Morris Murphy, axeman service
es on survey of st. Wendell .. z 90
w. E. Murphy, juror fees, state
VS.. Frank Lesniak j 90
C. o. Nelson, publishing notice
Of teachers exanination 50
STATE State vs.. b B. Bussm alsss ssss 5.f4
Joseph Niehaus, carrying chat
Melrose So .see 80 40
State vs.. B. Bussman 80. 100
gas during August isis M 1874
Frank Pyka, interpreter fees,
state vs. Frank Lesniak 100
o tolls, express e etc. ~ % s5'
L. i. Rau, juror fees. state vs..
b. Bussman -. 80 90
C.. Roehrs, juror fees, state
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VS.. Frank Lesniak

VS.. Frank Lesniak Loo
Frank Ireland, carrying chat
tel mortgage records, Village
Geo. Rooney, carrying chattei w
mortgage records, Town of
st. Cloud Times, publishing :
notice of teachers examina-
w. c schei1. carrying chattei :. y
mortgage records, Village of
B, q. Schooner, postage and
phone tolls y. 6 O5
B. 2. Schooner, attending dis
lrlcl court 49,. -.s... 8. 90
Il. gE. Schooner, five commit
mentS .,.~s.. - =. .z 5 90
B.E.Schoener. boarding Stearns
County prisoners So 90
b. E. Schooner, boarding Ka-&
nabec County Prisoners -. Lao
b, e. Schooner. sheriff fees.
state VS., O. P. Blumquist 2s.ss
b. e. Schooner, sheriff fees,
state vs.. Fred, Johnson $3.50. Z 90
b, u. Schooner. serving sam-
mons on klasen, Jerks and
ETC., E. ss sssss r.. sheriff Is and fees (
B. Z. Schooner, sheriff fees, 1.s0
etc, state VS.. Paulinus HUM As
b.. +. Schoener, sheriff fees,
Mieklish <. 80. AS
lB. E. Schooner, sheriff fees,
etc, state VS.. r. and A.
B. E. Schooner, sheriff fees.
etc, state VS.. Swanson and
mn -. -. 5S5
John schneider, carrying
chattel mortgage records, of
l. Schultz, Juror fees, state 80
VS.; :; Frank Lesniak ~. -. -. 1. 90
H.. G. Schultzetenberge, carry
- ing chatt6l mortgage record.
slIiase OF Mere Grove S2o
Henry G.. Schultzetenberge
witness fes, state VS.. Won
der Haar 81. zoo
EarIsG scott, juror fees, state
security Blank Book & Print
Ing Co., supplies ID so
ing Co.. record book -. so.75
Security Blank Book C Print =
ing CO. ai filing cabinet .,n, 1850
ing Co, blanks, etc. -. $50
Security Blank Book & Print
ing Co, blanks =: =. zoo
Security Blank Book & Print
ing Co, diplomas, certificates
and blanks rs
Security Blank Book & Print
ing Co., figuring pads, ETC.. 1870
state VS.. r. and A. swanson 100
Frank Fritz, juror fees, state
VS.. R. and A. swanson loo
state VS.. r. and A. Swan
son -. /. "a
Ethel Swanson, witness fees,
state VS.. Rand A. Swanson 1.24
Augusta Swanson. witness fees,
state VS.. r. and "A. Swanson "a
p. j. Theisen, juror state fees, -s@~. -
state VS.. r. and A. Swanson 90
VIM. Thielman, chairman servi-
ces on survey of st. Wendell 10 90
VIM. Thielman, engineers helper
on Grand Lake survey. - 100
Nicholas Thomey, commission
er services and mileage So. 80
Joseph Toben, witness fees,
state VS.. B.. Sumbs 1.s6
Thos. Tomasek, carrying chat
tel mortgage records, Village
OF albany - $40
Geo. Viehause, constable fees,
state VS.. FRANK Lesniaka 1.45
Asa M. WALLACE miscellaneous
oHlclaI PUBLICATIONS zz5.fo
Asa M. Wallace, publishing no
lce or ditcn sale, county "a
Math Wardian. juror fees, state
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Scarlet Fever
r tuberculosis Typhoid Fever

Scarlet Tphoi Fever
$780,.
....
80. 49,. /.
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mr.. II. F. HENNEMAN,
IL DENTIST

Hanson 8 Emerson's Drug Store
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-09-11

j. D. KowALKoWsKI,
Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners of
$3.50. Stearns County, Mimi.
Attest: = 49,. ~.
= j. P. RAU. ...@-- - =.
County Auditor and Ex-Offf-
tseaD $50 ----z
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HAS THE BREAKING
UP CHINA BEGUN?
By JAMES cREEl.MAN in the New York Evening Mail

How little We understand some
times the mighty changes in the des-
tinies of mankind sugRested in the
hricf news flashed to Ms from dist
amt lands.
The short cablegram announcing
that the Russian government insists
on the Independence" OF Mongolia.
for instance. opens up vista Of Jos-
sibilities In Asia that staegers the
Imagination.
The determination of Russia perm.
anen,ly to separate the great prov
incc Of Mongolia from the new Chi
ncse republic seems to he merely a
step towards Russian annexation OF
oisc. fourth OF the immense Chinese
Empire. a country five time. as large
as the German empire in Europe.
and One-third as large as the United
States.
The treaty which the czar claims
to have negotiated with the "inde-
pendent" safe OF Mongolia. which
is inhabited by several millions of
tent-dwellers. provides as follows:
I. Russia undertakes to maintain
the Independence Of Mongolia. to
support it's right to have national
army and to forbid the entrance Of
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GERMAN COOPERATIVE DAIRY
SOCIETY STUDIED BY AMERICANS

made readily apparent to the Commis
sioners. The cooperative dairy owns
its own land but the building was
erected on credit advanced by the To-
cal Raiffeisen society. Three and "a
half per cent interest IL paid by the
society upon all loans. The principal
OF the loans is paid back by smorit-
zation in small annual Instaiiments.
On the dairy house this Installment
payment each year is two per cent Of
the amount of the loan. On the ma
chinery II is 10 per cent. and on wax-
ons 90 per cent, Higher payments
on wagons and machinery are re-
duired because of depreciation IN
their value.
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Chinese troops or Chinese coionis,s
on the soil Of Mongolia.
.. Mongolia grants to Russian
subjects and commerce special rights
and privileges. and agrees to grant
to no other nation any greater rights
and privileges.
). No treaty made by Mongolia
with China or any other nation shall
infringe in any way the provisions
Of the present treaty without the
consent OF the Russian government.
On the heels Of this extraordinary
agreement Russia began to send
troops into Mongolia to drive out
Chinese colonists ana resist any at
tempt on the par, Of China to assert
her sovereignty In the province.
The millions of ignorant Mongol-
ian tent-dwellers. descendants Of the
conquering hordes Of Ghengis and
Tamerlane-now mere herdsincn-
have had no voice In the treaty CO.
verify made by one Of their princes
at rrga. the seat Of the MOngol
lama.
Dismembering the Empire on the
Threshold Of it, History a. a
Republic.
This Russian invasion Of the
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-30
EASILY REPAIRED

Shortly after the return from their
honeymoon. u young couple under
took housekeeping. tn" bride h*ins
especially drsirous to put into prns.
ticc the lessons she had taken L.,
cooking.
Returning home Que evening. tn.
husband found his wife In scars.
Between sobs he managed tn learn
thar something terrible had hap.
pcncd.
"DcarIe." she s,,ip-d. 1T does seen,
too awful that the very nrsi meat pi.
I should bake for you should he ~a'-,.
by the eat
That's all right. my love-" said
the husband. pas,,ns her on tia
shoulder. ''i'ii xe, you another cat
right away
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and there was marked Improvement
from the start. I used thirteen bottles
0f T. h =. and was entirely cured. Ny
blood WAS In y dreadful condition. and
] can not thank y. \ y. enough for my
wonderful recovery"
This preparation stands alone among
specific remedies ss blood purin-r.
II 10 somewhat revolutionary In It's
composition. sihce II accomplishss all
that was ever claimed for mercury.
iOdides. arsenic and other destructive
minersl drugs. and yet Il 10 absolutely
. purely vegetable product. There are
more cases Of arsicuisr rheumatism.
locomOtor stsxis. paresis. neuritis and
similar diseases resultant from the use
Of minerals than from disease germs
direct. These facts are brought out
In = hi8hly Interesting book complied
BY the medical d~psr tment OF Ths
Swift Specific Co. iss Swift Bldx.. AZ.
lsntA. Os- u II mailed free. together
with y special letter Of advice to all
who are struggling with . blood dis.
ease.
Cs, = bottle Of q &. 3. to-day Of yosr
druggist II will surprise you with It's
wonderful action In the blood.
Do not accept anything cisimsd to
be '.Just as good There 10 noshtuv
slss to take the plxcs Of 4 = 4
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ApvHH1lsm ufrIl 1lsr

Lis, Of letters advertised y, Trini.
dad. coioo.. i.,ssosficc for week end
Ing July 90. II not called for by
August > they will he sent tn the
dead letter office.
Abcy,a. Solomon
Bacs. Dolores
R-ll. CD.
carbtn. Michel N.
Caro,io. Pc,rc
Carossal. r.
Cashio. Tony
Castro. Luis
Clements. 4. ".
Cohen. II.
Cooper. Mr..
Copeland. Neil S.
Cris,oforci,i. Damiano
Gloystcin. Louis
Golden. Irene
Gonzales. Markari'a
Gonzales. Carmaiitr
Gregory. !. ".
Griego. Esianialade
Srimble. DR.. r.
Hansen. Mamie
Harper. Ella
Holmes. X. 3.
tlues, ". e.
KILN. II. H.. Mrs.
Kirby. Matte
Macs. Eiebes
Macs. Cauiitn
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Id 1ubereo)ools
q claQle: No1H Vk1

u res ss- . sufferer ssea 6issdsisr
s@ics-a. IL night b. .-li I. iss..',ssi.
~; 80; :sss. .s:,s. a.. .,n. ;.,
svil~s aad fall s.,ov~sy o kssish ~
usias E1hmsa's Alternative. as~-ii.tse
which hss b~va elective 10 assy sa.~s
e: I.,,s.,cs Fl. Ohiis "a.
ss-nii-@-s la March. iN~. 80.
'shss si-k snd M .i"-'"r pt"n.as.vs.
N--i,-si is-s'rn-n' did n.I help ss~. aaa
ssss ay dssrtst's advice. I ~~ut &" . hos
r',si =" b. pt--ss'.,a uI-'n. but !''ss~s sss
y.s ;,,. ',..,,"sy .,.'s s ,. let ...ss, H.. e. ; :.
In April. 1914. ! srsufns,i :" the hospital.
.ss The e"siias-.i Operations asr~ not
-in the a,-.ssisp.. . fs,-na .s s,is.
sdsiss.i .rkmsn'. Alternative. aAytss u
~ss s's'd for Tub~erui"sis. Th- ~sssss
y ~. n'-k v.r- .ttii "r.n sad I" .
iss. q AfI.r a.ins ~" h.''i-.. I
found ! ss. itavr"sias. hssiax esiu~d
weight. could eat. and ~s. snic to sleep.
I ."aiinu@.i using u un'il ! va. we'll,
'.s"t ,k~ ns~di.,a~. ! bad 'hs-- h"as"s:
rhssvs. siuc~ ! have h.~u tskinx u. ]
hss" not hsd asy. on N"s-ssss~r ~.
i'm: 'n ,.' s.," no; IT. i..' 's 90. a." ass. % wsss @
through .icku.... ! -sa highly sr-"m.
snraj Erk,nsu'. Alternative :" sny"a~
Wh" bs su0crtuG ftom Tuberculosis os
Uisad Tt"wbi-. rrovisitus thrs take Y
~ hir-.i-,I ! ~iii gladly ."srr.reod
With any party j-.issss farther ies"r.
nation II What the n~sli.tn~ did for tine. ."'
,S~"rn ssAdasip Jpsfru ~ WHITE
Esknsan'. NiirrsiIt- !. ~d~stjs. In lsr"u.
rhisis. A.ihma. Hay fr,~t: ThI,ai sn'i
Lung Troubles, snd In apsuidina th~
system. DOES not ",'n'slW t'n!'rns. "piasre
ar hshit forming drugs. Ask for hs."kl"s
t"iissg "f r~,"yert-. snd write ." ErkmsH
laboratory. rhiln.icipbls. "a. for "vi'
des.~. For AL" by si, i-sd.nx dr"seisss
The lausnan Drug Co.. three store
and W. =. Green Drug Co.
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TAKING BIG CHANCES.

u ~ 100 great RISK 10 oerehd 0Inn
neiEhbora o. sending for medicine In
case Of n sudden attack Of low Il com.
plant. In almost every neighbor-
hood someone has died from cholera
'uorbus that could have easily been
saved had the proper medicine been
At hand. Then think Of the suffer-
ine that must be endured until med
icine can be obtained. The safe way
II to keep At hand . bottle Of Cham.
teriain's Collie. Cholera aud Diarr-
ho~a Remedy. II has never been
known to fal! and has undoubtedly
sav~d the lives Of many people. buy
II now. II only costs y quarter. For
sais by all dealers.
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Naples. Mr..

Naples. Mrs.
Mar'ursndo. vinccn1o
Monioya. EbarIs,o
MrGoniRo. John
Neil. Mrs. Jean
Nolan. Mp. r. \.
Page. Warren u.
Pate. Jamc~
Patton. v. v.
Pineds. Neberta
Prestias. Jeun
Reed. u. \.
Rincholds. Juan
Ritter. q.
Riaer. ". T..
Rcccafors. Domenico
Rssi~f-r. vcin,a
Sanchez. Francisco
Sarabia. cicnente
schoitx. Il. J.
sherman. Mrs. Frances
Sholix. Robert J.
Tsfoya. MiGueiiia
Tcbo. ]. e.
Thompson. Martha
Thralis. George A.
Trusio. t.asio
Washington. Viola
Wclch. Harry
Wiley. A.
II your letter In In this list please
ate no when you call.
D. d. FINCH. r. N.
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Now ,ha, 4, has become q republic |

Now that Il has 6scoM~ q republic
II IL to he rivcn and plund~r~d.
Nor has the United Stasca. whos~
future commerce depends 70 much on
the open door, in the markets Of
Asia raised voice Of protest against
the Russian spoliaiion Of the great
eastern republic. tho unmlssakshic
signal for . general dismcmbermcns
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Wondsrtm
Blood Remedy
Brings Health to . Host Of
Sufferers.

The remarkable
action of u. y. T. In
the blood II given
Impetus BY y letter
received from Earl
&. Cook. sot South
Center st.. Bloom.
inxton. Ill. He says.
- suffered several
months and took
treatment here. but
obtained relief only
for \ few days ~ =
~ M o. Becoming
doubtful OF results.
= .,.ka 49, Anaea~a