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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25
other a'ntna this has proven dIAhst-

other a'ntrs this has proven dIHhst.
rDlln.
AZ conferences 20 10 hold, In many
ctllen thIa winter, ni,d attended by
inehi hdVothton or good roads. every
EFFORT VIII Da made Ia get more cooper.
alton q twnun the colipllra ana rottl
organization Also n " planned 10
diRrtIaA A. lnnNih the @ducation or
township organization which, Nv ponnn
lhAlnnroH, have u',ly u slight knowl,
edge Of highway requirements ANA
construction which WIN Rtnnl up nm,
der the constantly Increasing hlRlr
way traffic
tn many eastern eInlo5 lbllticR KIN.
I'd on or distorted ptnlu ana county
rona ORGANIZATIONS ana diminished on.
thugIhsm among those WAC were dc,
voting thoIr time ~ the highway Ques.
ton When roH,ls wore constructed
tho WORK VIVA at tho makouhltt order
ana lhr contractors and the politicians
were The only ouoa benefited. Tho
materials were moi M 10 ,ho gnoolI'ca.
ttona aud iho road foundations we're
MOI IA woll drained "a they slnuld
have been, llnwh oila and qnrAiInoa
ANA otAW highly distilled materials
vote nRoa mstcnd ol Tito natural lake
hSphnl,N Aull the stone used wna not
or the proper NIao ~ quality When
1t became apparent that tho road sur.
tAtot ware showing early signs OF dr.
'ortorh,ion and Investigation wan
atnr,od and the regulta are beat Iudg.
cd when II ~ stated that tho EASTERN
h,ntcs to-day have the lines, roads IN
the world,
North Dakota Can Profit.
North Dakota can profit BY the eN
porlonooa Of the other states, mot only
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

North Dakota roads arc expert.
tl,ig would he true. Yet other states
IN the northwest arc escaping the cX-
perimrntnl stage by proiiting by the
mistakes which have been made In TIE
oa5t. Tho eastern specifications are
now being studied BY tho state engin.
eors and state highway commissions IN
stnteB whore road building is to be
carried on next year. Certain portions
OF those specifications will be adopted
BY sovoral states. Illinois. which has
been truly called tho mudholc Of Am.
crtcn, hae adopted the specifications
without e'ttttgo,
"l1nloss there Is duc'ility to n road
Il soon ravcls out under tho pressure
of heavy traffic. You could take the
best state road you have IN North na-
kota and place It In II OF tho thickly
settled portions OF he eas, where II Is
no, unusual rnr COO MOTORS and We.
htc)cs TO pass n given point every hour,
and II would nos last. ,wo months. Thc
eastern r0aia do not NNudc oil or nitch
NtlNtt WV i''tt w Nv S't' NV Wv WV
become hard and brittle IN cold wealth.
Ier' Neither do they crack, Expansion
ioints are unknown In North Dakota
all the concrete roads have expansion
Joints, If they didn't the roads would
soon show signs OF rolling
Good Roads Not a Luxury,
Tho demand Ior Hood roads Is uni.
.N,, 'Nl., sl.>> th, A.,,1 ,y,,lNS /, tnN
{ luxury has heen exploded, Every
one o knows that good roads are 4
necessity, and best investment that
can be made by public or private IN
tercSts, II Mas hcen established that
NS per cent Of the vast commerce. Of
The United States il, Grst or last,
transported over country roads, It
was the realization that ,>oor roads
wore an economic burden, and that or.
binary amacdam tmuch less dirt
roadsl could not meet heavy traffic
requirements, that showed the neccs.
silN cor a cement or binder that
would hold the stone Nf the macadam
III place, The hest macadam without
u binder Guickly MvelS ou;. ESNcciac
ly on roads t~TaverSea by heavy loads
and Ai&h speed automobiles, THAT
roads should he smooth and a0siiesS
Is also demanded Starting With the
need Tor SON thing that wnNid ho6
together the stone SWrCace OF he ma
cadauN the modern. smooth, d~uStlesS,
NevmaneNt maeadam roads have been
developed, AMI under the heaviest
Kind Of traffic & has been shawn that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25
For Hair Health

: n...ll uoaW tI.i, Tcr;~ ~,
Sn. L-.i1l 20 S~'.'
s1ot SHsprove .ne H':m = y0ul
scalp and hair, We Will pay 10
what you uss a0rtnG the trial.
W. conld MT "a strongly endorsa
R.rsi, T03T Hair Tonic md continue
n All h ~ ira s.ms naoDle Il II ana
mot Ia iii Va ann. Should C not
prove entirely SAtisfactory our Gus
toners would lose faith in us, ws
would lose their patronage, and our
business would suffer.
II your hair is falling out or you
suffer any scalp trouble, we believe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

haSset Aaa season HNa, lSsh, wssaG
hey 81 20 Steele Ts,sS wsa y2as
SteotH SIX GaW2SSaWR rsa GSt. saS
oghes sasne$ are g&r0aNS arcanSea
}Sr,
The Ssnswtafsnt 81 NprsSSssa Is
$he~SWS aUOSaa> vSsor ShsS saas, ols
Play mas ssea gwen VISTA marked Sre,
cs>S, &aa<Asv Is IN preparation aovalS-
3aS a &rSe cast Snd a gsaaf deal OF
SWaNS y contest debate ws;a Nagey
GsCy ~Sa <ase place early ia Arrsi,
ana ncaa&asSaa Sar Il is nov sg neas
cesss shs ANIMAL a-SxeasssarsSa2 con
test eseG~s Feb III
The asMsssswa Coaage ysaR Co
tested Gansarais Gossass es Nasrhsas
Saturday nSghs an $ GAME cs AaSSe;
hall hs $ ssose a g 10 / Tas game
was played IN the neg gyInsassam in
he 1ahTary Sail The seam GOES 10
Elsendsls accompanied ~ rraI onscS
on aas SsrG, U ssixs she Normal Indus
s-sas ScAcca4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25
ZIG SALE.

The enterprise Of local merchants
Is shown In the sale II OF them
opens today in useful household items
ut prices that make Shears, Sawbuck,
Shotgun & Co. look cheap, especially
when You cons der these goods are
delivered into your home, can be seen
before buying, inspected, tested and
have a reliable merchants guarantee
back Of them. Il. Fl. McConkey &
Son open their nine cent sale at llS
Sixth street, the feature being thous-
and3 OF items all at the single price
OF nine cents. Additional help has
been secured to care for the crowds
who will doubtless take advantage
Of the sale.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

examinations

/ 49,. .. iguU sEt AhgIF H. i Do N. al a#s s. EN. HHtt" Li
70 those Of our readers who might
be interested In taking the Philippine
Civil.Service examination, the follow
ing information will De .. benefit. The
| examination will be held at the post
office in Bismarck Wednesday nnG
Thursday, March IL and Is.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open competf
tive examinations on the above dates
to FIJI vacancies as they may occur III
tho positions Of teacher, industrial
teacher. and clerk in the PHILIPPINE
Service. .a.a
The entrance salary of the majority
Of male appointees will be $1,000 per
annum, and appointees will be eligible
for promotion up to $4,000 per annum
rs teacher, although positions above
$500 are limited In number. Eligi'
bility in the assistant examination Is
required for promotion to the posi-.
tons OF division superintendent. which
carry salaries ranging from $l,S00 to
s 5000.
The work of American men teach
ers is largely Of a supervisory charac.
ter. and the higher positions are filed
rs vacancies occur by the promotion
Of those who have demonstrated their
efficiency and ability in the service.
Only men will be admitted to the rs.
~sistan; eNaminatio
Women will not be admitted to the
teacher examination unless they are
the wives. immediate relatives. or Il.
ancecs Of men examined for teacher
or assistant, or appointed to or already
employed in the Philippine Service,
except that those who have had spec.
ial experience in the teaching Of Do.
nestle Science and Home Economy, or
have had training in these subjects
and are applicants Tor positions as
special teachers OF Domestic Science
and Home Economy, may be admitted.
Each woman applicant should state
definitely in her application the name,
address, and relationship 70 the appli.
cant or employee in connection with
whom her examination is requested,
or that she is applicant for a position
as teacher Of Domestic Science and
Home Economy. Appointments made
from the female teacher register will
be at entrance salaries Of fro 81 900
10 $1,000. &
1t is desired 10 secure as many elig.
ibles as possible who are graduates
OF colleges and normal schools and of
polytechnic and agricultural schools.
The majority of the assistant eligibles
are considered for positions in the
Eareau Of Education. Most OF those
securing eligibility in this examination
who have the necessary qualifications
for appointment as teacher are select.
ed; others may be required in the var
ions clerical and administrative offices
in the Islands.
The Philippine school year begins
in the early part OF June and ends
With the month Of March.
A Vacation Assembly and Teachers
Camp is conducted by the Bureau of
Education at the summer capital in
RasNio during the latter part OF April
and the month OF May.
So far as possible all appointments
as teachers are made with a view 10
their arrival At Manila before the be-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

Iiam the political Side OF the question
MGt from the roostructioN end as we'll,
] In road huilatug the foremost Thought
81 mind should he the pcrmanoney OF
thu CONSTRUCTION and the NSo of mater
tails Which have been Siven \ true est,
T}o Old FORM ot WMorNooMd macaAam
road, Whlrh, ny 10 recent Years, has
siycn &,lendiN results, IL uow siNtn&
way to the newer style o. construction
kHowN rs Asphalt style of eoNspruc'
N,n mavadam or roncrNta The reason
81 due very largely 10 NNkesN, Natt>,
NlANAv in residential sections.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25
NO POLITICS IN
ROAD BUILDING
Advocates Of Better Roads
Will Keep Politics From
Field Of Labor ...
General Sentiment Is lnCreaS.
Ing for Highways Across
North Dakota

Every effort VIII ha made by The
tInnA tnnds advocates IN North nAlo.
IN to kNop Nolittva out OF road build.
ina rho lltNhwny bin Witch wnH IN.
,tnduood IN tho upper house thla
YEAR hNa hoeh very hNorAbly look,
el q 5NN by the nnoN lea " good roals
N thta stain ANA other states, and
inNSmNvh "a there h n general aonli,
ment IN favor VI the hlll IL IA believed
Ny. thoar who nV IN \ position TO
Know that Actual construction win sooN
ne atarted on the atase htBhwnys
which are ,NNfNheod IA the htl
North nakotA is about to enter upon
an tmlNrtNltt neriod OF road hntldlNe,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

Is better, but what Is. needed In North
Dakota, and particularly in Burleigh
county, Ia n sound organization Of
merchants and good roads apostles
and then some concerted action which
should reach the state highway de.
7artmcnt. IT would be TO the benefit
Of everybody In bismarck II the high.
why question was put aquarely lp TO
the commission At st. Paul md more
action asked.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

Nara CeaSs-Yaopls whose blood Is
aGrs are not nss-S Sc GSegy 70 take
hard caadS As s-s ashs-s. Hoods SGr-
Sansrisla makes Ghs SaeoS pure. END
sa$S gcsas ns5Scine rscevsrs shs sys-
seG ssser s cold as nc oshs- raedS
~spe does Take SaaSS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

ginning OF the school year, which re-
quires that the aprointees sail in April
or the first week in May. In this way
the contract period Of two years ex.
pires with the school year. Later sail.
ings are sometimes permitted, but few
appointments are made during the re.
nnindrr OF the year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25
HOME BAKERY,

Strictly home maze bread at Dll'
ma Larson's Bakery, ZIG Sixth Street.
Phone 46SZ. Also serve light
intellectually
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

Margaret Anglin will end her tour
this month, as she ha sdecided not to
sue her new play this season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-25

i Ala Reeve she English eosneai1nns
Is 10 $asNaAr sa the Tinted STATES mex.
Sal IN 8 MRSasai caEnaSS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
NOT TREATED AS
WELL AS SLAVES
Negroes Of Ante BeIlum Days Wers
Taken Care of Better Than
Women Workers.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, March Women and
girl workers today are not cared for
with ss much humanity as negro
slaves received before the war" de-
ciared Lieutenant Governor Barratt
0'Harra. head Of the Illinois senate
White slave probe committee. in an ad-
dress before the Public Service
League tonight Government is ere
ated 70 promote human welfare. II
fails miserably when 1t fails 10 pro-
vide for the humbIest ofo it's subjects
At least good living as human be
ings obtained in state OF barbarism
centuries before Christ.
oHsra declared the state TO be
morally obligated TO compel capital.
lists to pay women and g1l workers a
living wage.
"sweat8hop'' proprietors will be
called before the white Stare proberz
when they meet Monday. The com.
nittee particularly will inquire into
the practice of certain mercantile
concerns IN placing negro foremen oy-
er young white girl workers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
EXPECTING TROUBLE
WITH THE MINERS
Strikers Have Joined the Union and
Bitter Feeling Has Been
Stirred up.

United Press Leased Wire Service. j
DENVER, March Trouble was
feared tonight az Giobeyi1Ie, near
here, as the result Of The bitter feel,
Ing existing between under-sherias
guarding the American Smelling and
Refining company's Globe smelter and
the one hundred furnace men Who are
on the strike. The men, who went out
Friday, this afternoon affiliated them
selves with the Western Federation
OF Miners. President Meyer Of the
latter organization ia In charge Of
the strike.
There were several minor clashes
between the strikers and non.union
men this afternoon and additional
deputies were sent from Denver. The
men are demanding an increase Of
twenty-five cents day in wages,
bringing their pay to 81 a day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
$3.50 RECIPE FREE
FOR WEAK MEN
Send Name and Address Today-you
Can Have il Free and be strong
and Vigorous.

nave 10 my possession pregcrip.
ton for nervous debility, lack ~ yfgor
weakened manhood, falling nernory
and lame back brought on by ey.
oesses. unnatural drains, or the fol,ies
Of youth. that has cured SO many
worm and nervous men right in their
own hon IS without any addittonal
help or medicine-that / think every
man who wishes 10 regain his manly
lower and yirility quickly and ci1iet.
~, should have a copy. So have
determined TO send a COPY OF the nre.
scription free of charge, In a nisin
ordinary sealed envelope to anv man
who will write me for 1t.
This prescription comes from rby.
stefan who has made a special study
of men and ! am convinced II is The
Of deficient manhood and yigor fail.
ure ever put together.
7 think ! owe 1t to my fellow man
TO send them a copy in confidence go
that any man anywhere who Is weak
end discouraged with repeated fail
ures may stop druoeing himself with
harmful patent medicines, secure what
I believe is the understanding restor
alive, upbuilding, SPOT.TOUCHINc
remedy ever devised, and so cure
himself at home quietly and quickly
Just drop me a line like this. DIR. A
z. Robinson, 4081 Luck Building, De
troit, Mich, and will send you ;
copy of this splendid recipe in a plat,
ordinary envelope free of charge. ]
great many doctors would charg,
$500 to $3.50 fir merely writing out
entirely free.-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
New York Stock Market.

limited Press Leaned Wire Seryice.l
NEW YORK, March 2s.-The stock
market closed today at eighty high
er level than any previous day during
the week. It was the forces OF nature,
which affected the market largely dur
ing the past week, the cyclones and
floods in the west and middle west
coming At time when other influ-
cnceg would have resulted In a great
improvement in conditions.
The long expected relief in Europe
By the increased prospects Of the
termination Of the Balkan war came
With The fall Of Adrianople. but the
rad domestic news fell on a sold-out
and iquidated market just at the time
when the values had materially In
creased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
Weekly Grain Review.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. March 30 The wheat
market was steady early In the week
bur bearfgh crop reports. large re-
ceiDtg and reports OF a large visible
supply on hand, caused an easier mar
ket late In the week. May closed nc
and Jnly &c under last weeks close,
today.
Large holders Of corn found them
selyes With no buyers because of wire
trouble this week and the market was
easier. May lost nc TO &c, and July
ne during the week
Oats trade was draggy all week In
sympathy With other grains, prices at
today's close were from &c to nc
under last weeks Gloss.
Ribs and lard were slightly higher
than at last weeks close, but pork
suffered decline.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
ESTABLISHED FACTS COMING To
LIGHT IN THE NEW MEDICAL WORLD

Mrs. James Booher, Warsaw NJ,
route Q.
David Houghton. Montrose. Iowa
Bronchial Trouble.
Mrs. Hanna Peterson, Keokuk
Iowa.
Kidney and Stomach Trouble.
George Ashley, 1922 Oak street.
Hiram R. Davis. 141s Fulton street
Dropsicai and Heart.
Mr.. Trafter, I'll Johnson street.
Jim Simons. Keokuk.
Tumor Removed.
Mr.. John H. McCubbins, IS South
Sixth street. Quincy
Tape Worm Removed.
F. A. Gamer, Quincy.
Rev, Mott, Paris. Mo.
Testimonials like these that havs
been freely given for publication, com.
ing from our best citizens, goes to
prove the good work that is being
done by DR.. s. NJ. Wells. who has Of
fees in the Monarch building, 42o
Main street, Keokuk. and who has
been producing results without the
use OF the knife in the most difficult
cases.
He has on file in his office hun.
dreds of names of prominent people
whom he has cured of many ailments
which do not appear in this lis, but
their names have not been given for
publication and are held in confidence
and may be seen in the Office.
Such diseases as female troubles.
goitres. rheumatism liver complaint.
and many kindred diseases. You re-
ceiye none but the best of treatment
at his office and if he cannot give
you. that he will not treat you atall and
everyone who has treated with him
has found him to be STRAIGHTFORWARD
and thoroughly responsible and can
be relied upon to do what he tells
you His hours are 10 to Il a. M
to AGO p. m. and I to 5 evenings
and 10 to IL a. m. only on Sundays
ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
designate their roads. commission has

designate their roads, commission has
power.
Section 8. Providing designation and
naming Of roads. Also for County
road book Providing reports by en-
gineer and failure to SO report.
Section 9. State commission 10 pass
on plans submitted by the county en-
glneer and board.
Section TO- Providing extension Of
road system when original plans for
roads are carried out.
Section II. Provides itemized ac-
counts Of all road work
Section u. Standard specifications
for ali bridges. Bridges less than ST.
900 need not be advertised. Contract
of $1,000 or over to DE submitted TO
commission
Section b. Resolution of necessity
for all bridges costing 5000 Or more.
Section Il Township drag superin-
tendents under bond for each town
ship.
Section Is. Township trustees have
right 10 get help from county engi-
neer.
Section 1s. Supervisors and engi-
neers charged with suRerintendency
of dragging and repair work
Section II. Reports by township
clerks by Nov. 1st Blanks furnished
by highway commission
Section 1s- County boards nave
power to remove distractions.
/ Section 10. Supervisors shall require
bonds from all contractors.
Section 20. Decision of count,
board and highway c. mnlission or
selection OF roads shall be final.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, I'LL, March q, 1913.

humorous play, will be presented By
the young people OF the Church of the
Sacred Heart, on Wednesday evening,
April 2, at the opera house. This Is
e strong play and some of the best
amateur talent of the city will take
Part. Eymann's orchestra will play
between acts
band. among her young citizens and
many brand new instruments are here.
An organization should be effected
before August 5, the date of the dam
celebration; then, Warsaw could be
heard az well as seen
City council will have special
meeting Thursday evening. April g.
Then it will be @off with the old and
on with the new
Warsaw is glad to see that she has
such good friend in The Gate City;
our people appreciate all the good
words said for her by that paper,
feeling that The Gate City has con-
naence in our future growth.
The meeting of the stockholders of
| the Farmers Elevator company has
been postponed until Tuesday, April
8; the capital stock has been fully
subscribed, but site has not been
decided on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane of Peoria
will spend Sunday with the family of
their uncle, Mr. Chas. Crane, and also
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ]. Buckert.
The street cleaning gang are work
/ ing on Main street today and have it
as neat as new pin. Warsaw streets
the year round are cleaner than those
of cities of 10000 to 5000.
H. ". Crenshaw left Saturday for a
five days hunting trip.
The combination auction sale drew
many farmers to town Saturday, in
spite of the muddy roads, which, how
ever, are fortunately drying up.
A cement walk is to be laid on the
north side of Lafayette street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30

T. Frank Patterson is putting the
property he recently bought of Mrs.
Elack-which is located on Clay street
between Second and Third-in fine
condition, painting and papering 1t,
and painting the out buildings, and has
already had several offers to rent it.
Stone & Webster have rented one
o. the john Grant store buildings on
south side of Main street, west Of
Sixth, for an office and supply room:
The front part is partitioned of for
an Office and is beautifully lighted
with two Tungsten lights with FROST
ed globes. The room has steam heat,
and the Office will be comfortably
furnished
City water is being put in the gar
age of II. C. Eckbohm on Fourth
street, and also in the Schmidt grocery
on Main, west of Sixth street. War
saw has water, pure as could be de-
sired, and 1t is in demand
st Agnes Guild of St. Paups church
will give a dance at Odd Fellows
nan on TUESDAY evening, April /.
Eymann's orchestra.
The girls dance at Odd Fellows
ball last night was well attended a
success as they all are.
Mr.. F. E. Sharp, the elevator man
of BlandinsTille, is business visitor
| in WARSAW.
| Guy E. Bell will leave on Monday
for Davenport, Iowa. where he will
enter the school of chiropractice.
! DR. Thos. A. Hartley viii leave Sun
day night for Linton, Ind, where he
goes as delegate TO the national
camp of the Woodmen of the World
/ He will be absent one week
/ Hill Dodge Banking Co. have had a
| big plate glass window removed from
i the west wall of the rear private room
and replaced it with two windows, two
/ sashes to a window. for better venti
lation
Tony the Convict pathetic and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-30

made without the expense and risk
OF human life.
We are not condemning surgery for
We believe surgery one of the grand
est sciences known to man. Yes, far
beyond all others, a thousand times.
for it is many times the saving of
human lives. But we say RICH. here
to the surgeons: Let their conscience
be their limit"
Below are few names of some Of
the patients who have volunteered
their names and proclaimed their
benefit to the readers OF this paper.
in a cause tina. is working for the
benefit and quick, common sense
cures of humanity
Gall Stones.
Mr.. Broaduax. 70s Des Moines
street.
William F. Murphy. 400 South First
street.
Stomach Trouble.
Z. o. Gallihur, 1918 Reid street.