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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The rehearsal OF the play Cork
Aldermana" Will be held Wednesday
evening at Z. b. hall
The military rank of Falcons. 4.
b. No. /, viii hold their exercises
Wednesday evening at Z. b. hall.
The singing practice OF the Fall
cons. 4. Balicki choir. has been
postponed until April l..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Widower with two small
children Of school age, wants house
keeper. A steady place and good wages
20 right party. Can furnish best Of ref
erences Address Box 10. News Times.
MiShawaka.
WANTED - Girl for chamber work.
Must have references. Call mornings
or evenings. Mrs. w. II. Dodge, AS
Lincoln way f, Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
GERMS.

Does your husband subscribe
70 the theory that kissing transmits
germs2"
NO. he thinks that germs are
mostly transmitted by money and
he is careful not TO hand me any"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02

When brothers fight, il Is over the
larger share Of pie; when sisters
quarrel. one has worn something
belonging to the Other.-Youth' 5
COMPANION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
ASKS GUARDIAN.

Petition FOR Guardianship for
Naomi Robinson was filed 10y Jerome
and Horace Robinson. hex two sons.
in superior court MondRv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
bM0RR0W'S MENU

~ ak this in hunger for
read shakespeare.
,tear Figs. Cereal and Cream.
Sausage Cakes.
Rolls. Coffee.
unchcOn or supper.
nced Lamb on Toast.
Ba ma Sandwiches. Cocoa.
Pot TOAST. Drowned Potatoes.
Asparagus.
am and Celery Salad.
Pecan Custard.
Saus Ee cakes-LittIe cakes Of
ausa meat can be carefully
rown in the oven and then
erved with a white sauce poured
yer Il IN.
Ban a sandwiches - Ripe bana-
as. N shed. seasoned with lemon
nice y sweetened 10 taste make
he p sandwich filling The
head which this filling is spread
hould Pc only lightly buttered.
. Pe lstsrd-To make this, first
laks Soft custard. Then chop
ome ban nuts. Just before serv-
* 20 the custard into dessert
ups 3 add a couple of table
ooonf of nuts 20 each cup. Stir
hem efully in and put on a big
ooonN OF unsweetened whipped
-eam pped with half a pecan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
FILED.

S Of incorporation OF the
|usic association were re-
the county recorder Mon
b Indianapolis. The di-
|re +. Il. Barnes. Stella III.
nd. Eme r. Harmon. L. 9.
". Preston McHenry. u.
18th. W. II. SwintZ. r. A.
| J. b Berteling. +. II. In
I'd Rosa Sack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02

The play. Monsieur Beaucaire."
is TO be set 10 music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02
BIRTHS.

A son was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ratajczak, 2417 w. Monroe
St, Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02

itish Red Cross sale a
} sausages was sold for 23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02

lax this in hunger for
shakespeare.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-02

e cakes-Little cakes OF
meat can be carefully
in the oven and then
Nth a white sauce poured
IL
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-26
New Manager at Graham's.

Monday Mr.. c. E. Barnhart, of st.
Paul, arrived and has taken over the
management of Graham's store here,
Mr. Oswald Thogerson, the former
manager having Joined the army, and
is now at Camp Dodge. Mr.. Barn
hart has been connected with Wool
worth's big chain of stores in the
past, and knows this business from
A to z. He is a pleasing gentleman
to meet, courteous and agreeable, and
we welcome him to our business and
social circles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-26
soldier Boys First Ride on Train.

When James Schaefer, sou Of Will
Schaefer, departed Sept. 4th for
Camp Dodge to join the new national
army he enjoyed his first ride on a
railroad train. Although past Il
years of age he had never travelled
outside of Howard county and Cres-
co was the largest town he had ever
seen. Although inexperienced in the
ways of the world except within a
very limited sphere, he had no dread
of what was before him. Certainly
army life will be q great schooling
for him.-Cresco Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-26
CAPT. GREEN'S WAR RELICS
WILL BIZ DEPOSITED IN Ar
CHIEVES OF STATE HISTORI-
CAL SOCIETY AT DIES
MONIES.
Capt. Green VIII Take These Relies
With Him Tomorrow. When he
Goes to Iowa City to Attend
the Upper iowa Con-
crence.

Some time ago Dr.. H. H. Green of
this city received an invitation from
e. r. Harlan, the curator of the State
Historical Society to deposit in the
archieyes Of the society certain war
relics brought home by Capt. Green
from the Civil war Yesterday Dr.
Green departed for Iowa City in COM
pany with Dr. G.. S. Lakeland to at
tend the Upper Iowa conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Iowa City, which opens tomorrow.
He will take with him, among other
things a flag of Co. I'd Iowa Inf,
made by the ladies of Lyons, Iowa,
May 16, 1851, and presented to the
company on their departure for the
front. The I'd Iowa was the first on
rebel territority, to leave Iowa. This
flag which was used by the company
lis the Oldest flag that left the state.
Another relic is a silk sash origin
ally owned by Major General James
Shields and was worn by him in the
Mexican war. Upon the organization
of the Twenty-second Illinois I1fan-
try it was presented to Col. Dougher-
ty Of that regiment, who wore it at
the battle of Belmont, where he was
wounded and taken prisoner. Twen-
tn
Captain Green by Col, Dougherty's
widow, Mrs. Virginia C. Dougherty.
Another sash he is taking with him is
one worn by Capt. Green through the
war. Among other things is the
sword, field glass and Captains COM
mission, issued by Samuel Kirkwood,
the old war governor of whom the
state was aid is justly proud.
Some valuable papers are among
the relics, such as a furlow granted
Oct. %, 1861 to the 25th day of No
vember, signed by n. P. Chapman,
who was major Of the regiment at the
time, also approved by Col. J. NJ. Tut
tie, afterwards Brigadier General,
and by John NJ, Rawlins, and Briga-
der General U. S. Grant His honor
able discharge papers given at Pulas-
XII, Tenn, May IS, 1864; letters from
Gen. futile and Major Congor and
others.
One article in the collection that
interested especially at this time was
little needle book, resembling a
great deal the little comfort kits, pre-
scented to our boys last Wednesday
wien they left for Camp Dodge. This
little needle book was made in 1862.
Still another relic was pipe which
was whitfield out of Missouri clay by
a rebel prisoner confined in Mellow
ellis College, st. Louis, il the winter
of 1861, and it was presented to Ser
geant H. H. Green of the Iowa Infan-
try.
Taken all in all the collection is a
fine one and will add much to the dis
play Of the Historical Society.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-26
Force Salesman to Kiss Flag.

A travelling man called seventy
seven conscripted men from McGreg-
or, Ia, "a bunch of culls" Thursday
morning at Buelah, where the men
stopped off for breakfast. The next
minute and the knight of the grip"
was being rolled in mud and dirt un-
til he was literally covered with it.
After the mud bath he was forced to
kiss the flag and take back what he
said.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-26
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Subject next Sabbath morning: A
Magnificent Inheritance In the
evening this church will join in the
Union Temperance Meeting in the
Methodist church to be addressed by
Mr.. Renkin
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-26

'SAlUkDA1|
RFhR'o great bargains sold only Satur-
DL7'l y day Of this week-Stricty cash
No. der2 We aos s. 1 1aSs tss0sd un 75c
No. 2. 80 doz. mems pure silk Ain o.
hand neckwear, soc value GOC
No. 8. so extra quality heavy Shawl Collar
Sweaters, worth $3.50 each d 90
Bargain Day 9Ia50
No. 4. 100 doz heavy canvas gloves ~
Bargain day IUC
No. 5. 100 pairs extra value Cleveland %
Wooden Mill Trousers %
No. 8. 40 dark Colored Slp-on % OF
Rain Coats value 50 0E.GO
No 7. A SPECIAL LOT; only Fifty Suits
g meTth m sRz t asss G9se lot of S1160
No. 8. A special lot Of medium weight, ex-
ira quality union suits worth So Ct
ST. only suits to each GUS a. o.
toner, at no
No. 10. For Saturdays Bargain Day; Fifty
SUITS Of the latest models, in all col
orlngs, blue, grey, brown mixtures; spe-
OF o@ ths es su ars % 1ny nS $50 $3.50
No. II. Decoah's Bargain Day; new lot of
Pinch Back, MODEL OVERCOATS the !
6 6est values ever offered; cheap at XIX
No. IL. 70 Childrens Overcoats, all sam
pies; guaranteed all wool, not any two
s sl1eei Some worth $1,000 S. 90
No. ID. 100 doz. mems canvas mittens doub.
le front; not more than pair to Gus En
No. IA. SO all wool black and white silk
mixed; real $25 suit if we pur- CT
chased them now; bargain day; 4Il
No. Is. 20 Suits Of extra quality blue serge;
absolutely fast color; very fine quality
City stores charge $50 for this con
suit. Bargain day 0GO
No. Is. A special lot Of new model Trench
e oSeFi9gs: sysG Value RsS sss $165O
covert overcoats; silk lined yoke and spe-
cial piping; regular $22.5o GIG in
Overcoat 4IO.OO
No. ID. A lot of Outing Flannel Night Shirts
and Ra1a oyeT nhh Worth $50. 81 nm
Our regular line of Suits specially !
priced for BARGAIN DAY.
Open From 7 a. m. Until 10 |
Saturday p. m. Saturday !;
SATURDAY. BARGAIN DAY Saturday |
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Heal Skin Eruptlons

Painful eczema IL more active Ia
spring when the blood is over.hsated,
the burning itching torture is unbeara'
BILE. relieve it at once and heal the ..
ruptions with DR.. Hobson's Eczens
Ointment. This antlseptic remedy Il
promptly effective in all skin troubles.
PimpIss. blackheads, acne, tetter, ring
worm, scaly blotchy skin. all respond
to DIR. Hobson's Eczema Ointment.
Get it today at your druggists. Soc guar
anteed
The state herald., 1917-04-27
New Beet SugarFactory Worland Wyo

new beet sugar factory in the Big Horn Basin, Wyo
ming has been located Woland Buyers and of
rich irrigated lands who understand raising beets much
wanted in the Worand locality and they this time
cure 40 to so irrigated farms the lowest possible
terms in this region of alfalfa sugar beets and live stock
which will increase handsomely in value within the first year
of the operation Of the sugar factory
Worand is of the best towns in northern Wyoming,
situated in the valley of the Big Horn the Bung
Central Wyoming Main Line Beet growers, buyers rem:
ers skilled mechanics and building operators wanted in
connection with this and valuable industry
Make immediate inquiry Of the secretary of the CONNER
ca Club Worland Wyou of me. Our services free
sthssEeSeSM WMcEwen, ,TicketAgt, ,Holyoke, Colo
s.slIl!silIs[YS!!IN Il
tssAssi!IIll.fHI r. W. Wakely G. A maha.
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Constipation and Indigestion

These are twin evils. Persons suffer
ing from Indigestion are often troubled
with constipation. Mrs Robert Allison
Matoon, ILL.,, writes that when she first
moved to Matoon she was great suf.
fererer from Indigestion and constipa-
tion. Food distressed her and there
was feeling like heavy weight pres.
sing on her stomach and chest. She
did not rest well at night. and felt worn
out good part of the time. One bot
tie of Chamberlain's Tablets corrected
this trouble so that she has since telt
like different person.
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Notice Of Dissemination Of Hsir.hip

In the matter Of the petition Of Elizabeth Wood
IEiixabeth II WOOD formerly Elizabeth II Swsd-
iund. Anna l. Carlson. formerly Anna l. Swed.
lund. Amanda N Jetfries. formerly Amanda
Swsdiund. Emma NJ Acott formerly Emma N
Swsdund. and Edwin o swcilund for the deter
mlnation Of hsirship and Of the interests In the
isnd and tenements Of Andrew Hector deceased
Whereas the petition Of the above named per.
sons claiming to b. ,he owners Of iots thres u)
and four <l In section one II and lot. one M and
two III In section two tsl township eight Isl north
u range forty seven ls7l west Of the 9Th v m
through mesne eonyeyanees from c v Hector ali
legged In said petition To IL the only heir Of An.
drew Hector deec ased. has been filed In the dis
trict court Of Phillips county Colorado and an or-
der for publication Of notice herein having i>en
duly made by the Honorable II r burke Judge Of
said court
Notice 10 hereby given that ON the 9th day of
May 1917 at IN or as sooa thereafter as said
court will hear Oh. sam. ahearing viii be ha.i up
on said petition before sAid district court In the
district court room Of tho county court house In
Holyoks Colorado when and where any person In
,srested may appear and answer said petition snd
set up any proper defense TO tbs same or intss.
vsne TO assert and protect any right OF intes-
est he may have
SAID petition alleges thai Andrew Hector disd
int-stats about the day Of April 1897 sirs~d
and possessed of lots three al and four Ia In sec
ton one III and lots Il and two l2l In section
two tsl all In township s+gh, Isl north Of range
forty seven ttJl of the 9Th IN Phillips eoun
" Colorto
That said Andrew Hector died unmarried. and
without Issue him surviving. leaving a. HE oni,
heir ct law bis father ' Hector. That his iast
place Of residence was Phillips county Colyrsdo
That no standardization was ever had upon his 80.
tate. That heretofore and before tho commence.
msnt Of ihi. action no action has ever besn
brought 10 determine Who his bein srr. That ths
shove named petitioners are the owners Of tho ..
bo,s described land BY reason Of m,.ne convey
ancO from said c y Hector
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho district
court Of Phillips count, colorado this eth day OF
April 1911 y VIC Holland
Clerk of the District Court
Philip Zimmerman Attorney for Petitioners
The state herald., 1917-04-27
All correE.... --....Senee should reach this
office not later than Wednesday Of each
week.


Summons on Application For Rexlstration
stats Of Colorado
County Of Philips :"
In the District Court
Noy
Eigar crossiand plaintiff "a The Colorado .and
Wyoming Railruad Company John Abrams. Nan
cy Abrams. Martin l.. Rishei. John iiolmquist
AMI all other persons or parties unknown. claim
Ing any right. title estate lion or interest In the
real estate described In the application he rvin de
fendAnts
Tho People Of the State Of Colorado 10 tbs aboy.
named dcfcndnnts Grcrtingi
YOU are hereby summoned and required To an.
swcr the application ~ the applicant plflntin In
the above entitled al pilca1n Zoe regis tra,ion of
The following land situate in Phillips Coz in,y Colo
rado t9-Nit
The north west quarter tnw'i) Of sec ion on.ll)
In township seven ca north Of rans. forty .is
.ifl west Of the 9Th m In the said county and
nnl,e
,h, % NE your answcr 10 the sail prlieAtion In
=, oiiioc Il tho clerk u lnid court y fAd eoun,y
,n,, In twenty days after the scryi, NJ this sum.
i., upon you, exclusive u the ia af such ssr,.
,,,t nd II you fail IN answer III. 10 ~ application
A., tbl, u,e ,n,a Aforesaid the npp sean, .piAin,if
lrf faction ~'u Apply u III" otft for the re-
n demanded in the application b train
tnrss, wG. ii-llabd clerk Of sail court and
4, cll thereof. at iiolyokc. coU fsdo IN said eoun
lyg. "a state, this ., day Of Marcl, a D igT
rlu Nv. g. Ilsllan CLERK -
pub AptG
The state herald., 1917-04-27
LIVE STOCK PRICES
At SOUTH OMAHA
Cat 10 Mostly Steady; Nor,
Actlvs-lIIht Receipts
aoGs AROUND Sc uIGaER

ohsep ~ Lambs eesrs Die Gains.
Lanbs ~ = Mostly Quarter High
Or. New Nssssd Of e16tS Mads.-
ksxleans ~ nsseiy q e1s.soo
te.1o-Nsw Nsesrds ~ Ewes
Share Lamb Advances, WeeIsd
Grades Being et2.es and Clippers
S1o.@.
Union stoek Yards, south Omaha,
Nebraska, April 18Th. 1e17-Cattle ~
celpts were very light Tuesday morn
Ing which resulted In 4 better feeling
In the market for fat cattls. Best
heavy bssvss sold up - $500, oaly
&c under Tie record prses q the year.
Toward the last, however. when It BE-
came known that receipts at most
markets wer~ likely 10 - large On
Wednesday the market benDs nthee
weak and the big consuming centers
In the east were sending ct reports
Of DUH and weak beef market. Ne
ceipts Of csws and helfers were vesy
moderate and everything wns cleaned
In reasonable season at steady prices.
Quotations o Cattle: Good -
choice beevss, &11.5O@1sO0; fair -
good beeves. S1O.75011.M; commsa
to fah beeves. $9.5O01071; good to
choice heifers. s9.25010.sS: good 10
choice cows, $s.5O010.5O; fslr to good
cows, SsOO6S.JO; Gamers aDA cut.
ters, s5.50@7.75; veal calves. S9.OOo
ESQ; beef bulls. sS.OO995ol
A fair supply Of hogs was - AaaA
FOR Tuesday. some 151 cars or ubout
10, 500 head. There was reaction II
prices all around the loop and trade
here generally was active at fully &c
higher prices. Shippers took quite .
few hogs on early rounds At prices
that were strong to mostly 6e higher.
while packers at first talked lower
prices and delayed trading somewhat,
but movement started In good seasou
and when once under ways trnde BE-
came fairly active. Almost all Of tbs
sales sold at spread Of $4,000
1850. while the bulk landed at $3.50
G15.35.
A more liberal run Of sheep and
lambs showed up for Tuesday. Al cars
or in the neighborhood of $500 head
being reported in. The market was
more active and prices higher than
Monday. despite the fact that receipts
were larger. Most Of the Mexican
lambs sold Mt sl5.90916.1O and as
high as sl6.iS was paid for the light
est. Ewes broke all records selling tC
$i2.65. clipped ewes brought s10.3
and Mexican wcthers and yearlings IN
the fleece sold ut Sl3G0.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Lambs. light and handy. sl5.3S0
1880; lambs. heavy, Sl4.000 1850
lambs. fresh shorn. sl2.O0012.75
lambs. shearing, siiO0aI4.5O; year
lIngs. good to choice. Sl3.OO013.T5
yearlIngs, fair TO good. $4,000 1900
wethers. fair to choice. sll.5O0 1900
ewes, good to choice. $1,000 l40o
ewes. fair to good. $1,000 0nO
ewss. plain to culls, s7.500lAA
The state herald., 1917-04-27
The Better
the Printing
Of your stationery the better
the impression It will create.
Moral: Have your print
ing done here.
sHERiFrs SALE
'ssb " VSsss
virtue of Q speeIAI
sxeution

BY virtue H special execution
|or lien fcrcclosur. Issued out d
he elesk's ones Of ths county court sf Pknnps
usnty ed state Of Colorado anA y ~ dirsesad
shsrsby ! am commanded % make the sem Of oos
hupdrrd ninety thr-e and 7i.ioo dollars 0isa. M
md costs Of suit the amount a . esrtnIn juds.
msnt recently sbssinsd against c y Hing end
Es,hsr 7 Rinx.ln favor Of W DKci.sy out u he
lads ssnsmsn's goods and rhat,sls of the ssLi
Q Ring and Esther r Ring
ihsv- Isvssd O the falow,as propsvty tpvM
Lots thfs~ and four u and u In block twsa,y In
the town Of Holyoks Phillips county Colorado
Thsrsfors sscordns 10 sald command shaii q.
ens fr sale ., public suction eli ~ right. tsis
~ interest of the Above namsd q Rns
and Esther 7 Ring IN and 10 the sho,s
desehb~d prupsrty On Monday he ilth day
Of Nay 1917 st Q O'Clock = q he west
front door Of tho soart houss 10 ns,yoas In the
county Of Phillips and stats Of Colorado
pes~i At Ho,yoks Colorado this IA day of April
MI I'd " Jams
~ W n Show deputy
Sheriff ef Philiips eosaty
Date Of hrst publication Apr 20 1917
Daes Il last publication Nay 10 1911
The state herald., 1917-04-27
SUMMONS
ca.s:, ss.s: q :. GS'STnS: Ssi'i;S: I.
In the. District Court

In ths.District Court
The First National Bank Of Hardin Moat piai1e
III vs. Laura Equal Louis b Drath % ndministrs
tor Of the Est. Of Arthur d Equall deceased. Gsos
gia n hcPhsrrin. trustss and RAYMOND Equal Fl
don Equal and Lyle Equal minor heirs Of Arthur
G Equal dsesased defendants
Ths People Of The stats of Cossrado
To Louis H Drath - administrator Of the sstats
Of Arthur G Eauail. Laura E1uall and Gsorsia Y
McPherrin, and Raymond squalL EIdon Equal
and Lyle Equal. minor heirsof Arthur G Equal
ths defendant above nansd rsstins.
You arc hereby required to appear In an assasa
brought against you b the above named plaintiff
In the district court Of Philips county Stats q
Colorado and answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof II ssrvsd
within this county OF II served cut Of this coanty
or by publication within thirty days after ths -.
vice hereof exclusive Of hs day Of servios o ~
nsnt by default wiliibs taken against yos asssrd
lag to the prayer Of the complaint And II . ssos
|sf he complaint In the abovs entitled setjsa -
not served with this summons o. u the ssrvsss
hereof b made out Of this state thsn tsn days -
ditiouL to the time herelnbsfors specified fer -.
Dearancc and answer will be allowed bsfors ~
taking Of Judgment by default y afosssasd
The said action is brought to recover judgment
upon certain promissory note made by Arthur
G Equal and Laura Equal dated January !. 1910,
and due Ave years after date. payable to N Nc
Phsrrin and In due course assigned to plaintiff and
to forccose the certain deed Of trust executed BY
Arthur Equal and Laura Equal conveying to
Georgia M McPherrin trustee. the NV V of sec
ton twp r Is W 8 m Phillips county Colosa.
de given to secure said note. Also to iuds
ment upon the csrtaAa note for si5ooo 90 dated jan
uary 9th 1915 and secured by mortgage deed up
on the property Aforesaid. which note and mort.
gage is executed BY Arthur q Equal and Laura
Equal and payable to the plaintiff one year ate,
date and to foreclose said mortgage all
As win mOrs fully appear from the verified con
piaint b said action to which rsfsrsaes 10 hsss
made
Al zoe are hsrsby sosiAsd that II you fan h
aopsar cd to answer tAs I'D complaint - ahssl
ssssirsd the said plaintiff will take Judgment .
Rainst you and each Of you according te the pray
er Of IL said complaint
Givsa under my hasdss clerk Of the distrie
court Al Ho,yoks Co,ssaAs In ~ cosaty this q
| day Of Jan A d 1876 W @ BsllaaA
tssall Clerk District Courtc
Phillips County Co,orad,
First pub Apr 8
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Nature cures, the Doctor takes
the fee

There is an old saying that Mature
cures, the doctor takes tho fee, but
a. everyone knows you can help nature
very much and thereby enable it to ef.
feet 4 cure In much less time than ID
usually required. This Is particularly
true of colds. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy relieves the lungs. liquiies the
tough mucus and aids in its expectora
tion, allaysNthe cough and aids nature
in restoring the system to 4 healthy
condition.
The state herald., 1917-04-27
Scheunemann's Store
is Headquarters for
Ladies Spring Coats
Suits
House Dresses
kimonas
Aprons
Won't you come in and see
them7
Quality, Style and Low
Prices Is our Motto!
A. Scheunemanns
announcement

Colorado will. In November 1918. 9.
lect United States Senator. The re.
publican party Of Colorado will In Sep
tsmber Of that year. select its csndi
date for that Office. ! will be eandi
late for the republican nomination for
Upited States enator At the primary
,l.ct'on in September 1918.
propose to do all possibly can
shiic making this race. to unite the re-
publican party In this state into q strong
inificd party ready TO ssrvs the high.
,st interests Of Colorado and the M ,Ioo
q arcnce \ Dodge.
colorado Springs. Colo Dec ~. 1915