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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-09
rs CRANDEST IN
THE WORLD TODAY"
MINNESOTA MAN CARRIES TAN
LAC 500 MILES 50 AS NOT
TO BE WITHOUT 1T

There is no doubt in my mind that
Tanlac is the grandest medicine in the
world today. Why, l have gained ff-
seen pounds in weights since l started
taking it and am enjoying better heal
tn thar / have in years" said Robert
Kruse, Lancaster, Mimi, horse dealer
and farmer, while telling Of his ex-
p~erience with Tanlac in Boyson's drug
store in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, recently
81 want six bottles of Tanlac now
and the address of this store so | can
order some more when / get back
home They keep 1t on sale in Ian
caster, but there is such a demand for
il they had run out when / left home,
and although it is 500 miles from here
I am going to take these six bottles
with me to make sure l have some
when | get back. For seven years l
had suffered from stomach trouble,
and although l tried many different
treatments and medicines nothing
ever did me any good until | got hold
of Tanlac. My appetite was SO poor
I Just had to force down every mouth
full | ate, and when ! did manage to
eat a little something l suffered with a
terrible burning sensation as il there
was a ball of fire in the pit Of my
stomach for hours afterwards my ner-
yes we're also badly upset SO much so
that ! only slept a few minutes at a
time during the night and could sell
dom stay in the bed later than 3 or
1 o'clock in the morning. as | would
become so restless l just had to get
up. | had lost a great deal OF weight,
too. and was in a badly rundown con-
1ition every way.
81 saw so much of the good Tanlac
was doing others / decided to try it
myseifNand I had taken only a few
doses when / began to feel lots better,
L nave Uuly thhth botttcS oo rat,
but that has been enough to make me
feel just like a different person.
row have a splendid appetite and can
eat anything l want and all I want
without having a particle of trouble
with my stomach. My nerves are in
splendid condition and | can sleep all
night long without ever waking up,
ard always get up in the morning
feeling simply fine. In fact, / feel at
good in every way as / ever remember
feeling in my life, and while | believe
/ am entirely rid Of my trouble / an
going to take a few more bottles Of
Tanlac to be absolutely sure they will
not return, | never expect to be with,
out it in my house, and | could stand
here and talk to you all day without
being able to tell you what a grand
medicine | think it Is"
Tanlac is sold in Miller by Collins
& Shaw Drug Store, and in st. Law
renee by the Eureka Phry.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-09

All payments to be made on this
mission shall be made upon monthly
estimates duly approved by the State
Highway Engineer. but only 80 per
cent shall be paid until the final COM
pletion OF the work. Hand County
shall keep an itemized and correct
account of all expenses incurred i'm
the building of this road. The State
Highway Commission may IL they
deem ii necessary require duly ap-
proved and itemized vouchers. Of all
amounts paid out by Hand County for
the construction Of this road to be
filed in the Office of the State Highway
Commission. Payments made on this
contract shall a. no time exceed one
half the total amount disbursed by
Hand County for such construction
work
It is further agreed that the State
Highway Commission shall not be liza
BILE or responsible for any rental or
repaira upon the machinery and tools
belonging 10 Hand County or which
Hand County may use in such con
s~truction work.
1t Is further agreed by the parties
hereto that such construction work
shall commence at the East County
line. and proceed west and north to
the city of Miller.
w. 8. Thomas. Highway Engineer.
Roy Linn
A. M. Rowen
Louis Manning
J. C. Gardiner
r. c. Hudson
County Commissioners of Hand
County. State of South Dakota.
Acting by and through its State
Highway Commission.
BY Peter Norbeck,
Chairman.
BY Andrew Warwick.
Com. and Acting Secretary.
There being no further business.
Board adjourned Sine Die.
Roy linn,
Attest Chairman.
A. C. Sweetland.
(SEAL) Auditor OF Hand County.
CONTINUED next week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-09

puEbudHt w duJoui Hiitiit, al iioiiipoiS
present. Meeting called to order by
Chairman Linn. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
HAND COUNTY RESOLUTION
At a meeting Of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Hand County,
regularly called and held at Miller,
South Dakota, on the 18th day of Au-
gust. 1920, all of said members being
present, the following resolution was
offered and unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, the South Dakota State
Highway Commission proposes to as
sist Hand County to construct, i'm
prove and repair that part of the
County and State Trunk Hihway Sys-
TEN in Hand County commencing at
the East city limits of the city OF
Miller and thence running East via st.
Lawrence, Vayland and to the County
Line, just west of washington on the
road commonly known as the Black
and Yellow Trail, an approximate dis
|tance OF eighteen miles (exact location
to be determined when survey is made
at an approximate cost of not to ex-
coed one thousand dollars $4,000 per
mile, and a total cost OF not to exceed
eighteen thousand dollars ($1S, 100000
WHEREAS, the State Highway Com
mission as party of the second part,
hereby agrees to pay to Hand County
az consideration for such highway con
struction work one-half of the cost
thereof, and the total amount said
Highway Commission hereby agrees
to pay shall in no case exceed $4,000
00) none thousand dollars.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T RE-
SOLVED, That Hand County enter
into a contract with the State High
way Commission for the construction
OF said highway at a cost of not to
exceed one thousand dollars $1,000
per mile and a total cost of not to ex-
coed eighteen thousand dollars (1SO00.
00,) one half the cost thereof and not
more than ($9000) to be paid by the
State Highway Commission. and the
balance of the cost of construction to
be paid by Hand County, and the
Board Of County Commissioners of
Hand County are hereby authorized to
bid upon such construction work and
enter into n contract with the State
Highway Commission, on the above
terms. The said construction work to
be done by day labor and the consid-
Grafton to be paid by the State High
way Commission to be computed upon
that basis, but the State Highway Com
mission shall not be liable or respon-
sible for any rentaf or repairs upon
the machinery and tools belonging to
Hand county, or which Hand County
may use in such construction work.
Roy Linn
A. M. Rowen
Louis Manning
J. G. Gardiner
+ c. Hudson
County Commissioners Of Hand
County.
The following contract was on mo-
tion duly made. seconded and carried,
approved, and duly signed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-09-09
OFFICIAL WORK OF
COUNTY BOARD

Court House, Thurs, Aug. 12,,1920.
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment, all members
present. Meeting called to order by
Chairman Linn. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
etirbt an ssniiue,t5a,

Geo Nltnan1l Ser @obn Ser Srau
2ena Nltman1 BON Der n0rblt6en Wtnz
ne1ota1trabe, tit am Wtttno6 pergan<
9ener Wo6e in Der ct. Sobn'S Unit
perfitp tn .@ollegeptae, Mtnn., no er
ii6 itu6ienbalber aufbielt, Der Sn=
flllen3a erlesen. Gr mar erit 16 Sabre
alt nnb Sic @offnlng feiner BON benz
@6lase i6mer beimgeiu6ten Whtter.
,llnter sieineu 6 &la}le1genoiien marer be-
ltebt, nnb er tptrb BON benielben tn
tbrem &reiie febr ber1nibt.
Die ferbh6e 9nue 1pllrbe alni 6rsis
tag 1ia1 Stem uIm geiAtdt llnb an,
Egleiben 9aee auf oe1n fatb6lfden @nt=
|tesader 8u ct. @eorge bei9eiett uz
Ser Der SHUTTER ilberlebe11 ben 8eritor=
benen nod brei 56mefterrl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
@ilfe fnr blt,1sernbe &inber!
@ilfe fir frierenbe &mber!
6ilfe fir Observation-Disclosures, gum grp:

:
fen Sell nadenoe &tnDer!
ltnb 5ipar idneae @tlfe!
Die8 1T Ser Nuf, Der an pie 8eoDlfez
rung 9lmerifaS ersebt. DteS tit Der
01uf, ser an Die 8ep0lferung Seem
lllmS ereebt. @rob, nnidglt6 srob
lit baS @le11b u11ter oen &moern tn
Deut{6lanb unb Seiterret6. Da8 baz
ben bodber5ise unb eoeloenfenbe Mdnz
ner unb. s5rauen nniereS 9roben 2anoeS
erfanrt. @ine 8epesn1g 1T I'M @ange
Der idreienoiten SCOT i6nellitens ab=
aubelfen. lleberall I'M 9an5en 2anbe
btloen 1i6 Beretnt9ungen, oteS cole
Werf Der &inberfiiriorge f0roern gu
belfen.
SEEM nlm fann nt6t unb min nt6t
3uriid1teber. Darun1 1tnb bte Trauen
bteie @o0e e1nitg an. Ser Nrbett, @eloer
au 1a1nn1eln, oas Sen &inoern, ote I'M
]dulbio am Meltfriee iinb, etntger<
maben bic 2ebenSlege perbeHern toll.
@ebt ben Granen gerne nnb fptlltg
Cure @abe!
9(n @an1stag tit uIde Gop". 2est
@uer g6eri iletn tn BEN &oiten fiir etnen
glten 3ped!
Sic @an1mlung itebt unter Der YET
tuna be8 Mr1ertcan SrtenbS (QnaferS)
@erptce Gommttte. Ste nnfolte1l
ielbit perben BON BEN QndferS getrager,
70 bab alle8 seiammelte @elo ptrflt6
ser nnteritiitune armer &tnoer gu quite
fDm1nt.
geflrmortet pirb baS Werf BON
geattonalz urb @taat8beamten unb
lonlt berporrasenoen Mdmnern uno
i5rauen, -yn unierem @taate mdren
III nennen ser @oupernerr, @r5btl6of
0olplin9 Bi16of M}c@lmatn (GptSfoz
paD, gabbt 0pptnS, 9r. Marta 9ar1=
forb, &otbarine 8all, 2out8 8eb, Otto
Bren1er, Yaitor @artis, Biirgermetfer
5oog1on, $. 8. Siinemann, Ya1tor
&ari Sod, Sobn 2tnb, Soiepb Deatt,
GpruS g}ortbrop, Yrof. Wm. 56natot,
Dr. $. g. 9tub, 6ral1 iNnoreaS
uelanb, Ni6ter @illt8 uno ptele anoere,
Soelftben armen &inbern!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
@pn zen 9entpfraten,

0om itoatltden Golf5uesaus1dub Ser
ben0frati{den 4'ortei TT befannt gege<
ben fporber, bab Sic .@taatSfcnrentton
Der Hortei auf ben 6. Npril, morgenS 10
nbr 80 nod Gem WitnneapDltfer Nu0tz
tortnm etnberufen mnrbe. Nnf berielben
iperben bte 3elegterten CUR 0lattorlalz
fonbe11tton in @a1 Groneisco gemdbH
irerbe1l
Ste @ountDfonpenftitoD11 Ser Gemoz
frate1 finbet ON .@amStag, cen 8.
sipril IN @leepp @re itott. Ste 3ele=
gterten Ger etnselnen. Yre5tnfte, bte gu
bteier @eriommlung entlanot meroe11,
.ftnben smei Sage pOrber, om |. Aprtl,
>itatt. Stem lllm 1T 81 9 3elegaten be-
re6ttst, @leepp Gpe 5u 5 unb @prtnsz
ftelb gu 3. Ste 6 3ele9iertenpertetlnn9
itiitt li6 ouf bic BET Ser lebte1i Yrd1tz
bentenmobl fiir Milfon obgegefene1'
Sttnlmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19

Mm W1ontae1norsen tagte in
Spanboe Ser Mdr5terrntn beS 2tncoln
Gountn DiItriftSgert6tS, lpel6er bnr6
Di1triftsri6ter S. M. S1len bon bier
erDffnet tpurbe. @ountpantpalt W. 8.
Gdltei1 f1nstert nod alS Geri6tSz
f6retber, ba Nt6ter Snen ietren gadz
folger nod ni6t ernannt bat.
Yalt. g. Maper, 9eeliorser Der
epang. 6rtebenseemetnoe babier, mar
am porigen W1tttlpo6abenb, iotpie am
9onntaenorgen 0nr6 etr f6mer5<
bafte8 Blutseldtpiir, pel6es anfgez
idnitten nerbe1l n,nbte, baran Derbtnz
bert, Ste @otte8btenIte IN Der genannten
Stride 3u letter. Die Spike beS 8tpetz
ten singers ieiner re6ten Salb nlnbte
ebenfalIS aufeel6ritten tperben, % Slut
persiftnng brobte, bod iett 1T bic @ez
fabr befeittgt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
3ur 8eadtnne fit amerifaniide 8iir=
ger, tpelde bnr6 bic Shmei5
1ad) SiteurDpa reiien+

DaS @taatSbepart1nerlt madt be-
fa1rrt, bab Herlonen, nel6e {i6s TIM
8efite a1nerifantl6er Bdile beftnoen
un6 Sic 1i6 bnr6 Ste @6met5 nod Dit
europa begeber1, tn 8afel BON 0ell
@6mei3er Mtlitdrbeb0rben 3uriidgebal.
ten meroe11 bis etne geniigenoe Nn3abl
(et1pa touienb) 5uiammengefommen
firo, I'M cte 3ularnmenitellung etneS
Gtienbabn5ugeS su erlauben. 1tetentz
gen, pel6e lpdbrenb ibrer 3nriidbalz
tllng na6 etnent 9otel IN 8aiel gu geben
ipiinf6en, 0iirfen bteS t1n, nliiilen ie<
bod tire eigenen Soften 5ablen. Dte
iibrigen erbalten @rlanbnt8 inter r1tlt=
fdriider 8epa6ung IN Der @iienbabnz
ftatiop 5n l6ldsN b. 81. & .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
Trou $. N2. Trank nett It 81

Grou $. N}. 6rant nebit &irtz
bern iinb in Die Seimat, @Dbben, 5nz
risdgefetrt, nod eirent mebrt0etgen
gelud tet Der W,ntter Der Grlteren,
s5rou @milie Getnbort, babter.
Ste N0e1lDren bon 9itcollet Gpunz
tn periommelte1l im ant O,ittmo6 bte{er
Mp6e I'M 8lro beS .Gountp NubttorS
TN Gcurtbouie 3u ct. Setter 81 tbrer
idbrltden @itllng. 8et bteier Gele=
oenbett erbtelten 1te BON etnenl 0ertreter
Ser itaatltGen @teuerfonlmtliton Sn=
5truftion betrefI8 tbrer Nmtspflt6ten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
&dmoe u1to &er6en
auf fitr sic ainoer!

Mppea 5ur Niilotdtieteit ersebt an
alle 8etppbner Stem nlms. Sill
fe bringenb erfprberltd)+ ,,Sag"=
Saq mprge11, Samsta9. 6rauen
1na6en @unoeang rtto erin@en .tnt
111ilbe @aben. eSeber trage lein
Sherfein bel! s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
l1nnDtise Musgabe1,,

Son 9ntunterridteter @eite Tt nun
mebr feltgeitellt porbe1l, haB eS $50 900
gefoitet bat, Inn Sic bon @ouuernellr.
8nrnquift nad Snternational Sails
e11tlanbten 1ruppen bort anf tbre11
Soften 3u balten, 9teie grobe NnSz
.gabe bdtte oe1l 5taat eripart bletbe1
ff0nne1l, tpe1rn Ser @ouperneur It'd ntht
.al1f ste 9eite be8 6obbaronS BadnS
geltellt bdtte, ser ste @nipeienbett Der
Grl1ppen perlangte, I'M etnen tbm unge=
legenen 5treif gu unter0riifen. 9eute
lDtrD BON 1tiema11b ntebr be5metfelt, bab
Sic @rt(e1blng Ser 1ruppen pollftdn=
Sig 11uniib nor, Oenn Ste. 3nitdnbe bort
tparen pollitdnbig normal, nro BON sez
fdbrH6en llnruben mar gar nt6tS 5n
lebe11.
Ste Gonntpzfon1miiidre bon 01eo=
lpooo Gountn baber am portgen 0lnS=
tag feine 96rttte getan tn 9a6en Der
9eeuetnteilung ser &omnt1(
tn ienem Gou11tn rrlo, >pte perlaltet, 1oll
Ste 9a6e porldufte fa1len gelaiien tperz
ben.
sos. SaaS bot ba8 @m. 8rndz
bauer Gef6aftssebdube IN @leepp Gpe
fduflt6 erlporben u1b nitro baSlelbe
eriinolt9 renopterell uno umdnber1I
io>pte bur6 etnen 21 5n 40 SUB gre ben
Nnbau oergr0bern laiien. @obolo bteie
ll,nfangret6en &erbeiierungen ferttgz
eeitelt 1tnb, min Serr SaaS etne nere
Bdderei III be1n @ebd1be er0ffner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19

IN Sen oteSp09tgen O}ttfetlungen
:beS .Yrebbnrean8 ser unabbdngtgen
3eitungen beS @taateS tn ct. Soul
betbt eS NIT be5u9 auf bte ge9entparttge
.3uderlaQe IN hen 0ereini9ten 5taaten,
6ab nur Elm Gier3tgitel 0es 3nderfonz
{umS i'm 2a1,be BON ben Wantagen III
Southland fomn1t. Ste @rnte tn apntz
iiana mar Elm 6ebl6la9 I'M per9angenen
Sabre, 10 bab bon ben Rlontagerlbez
.fitern bel ben TN 9erbit berr1@enben
Yreilen etn Werluit bdtte 9etragen tper<
BEN mu1ler1. 3aS mnbte natiirlt6 bte
be1nofratiide Nbnltniitration gu perz
bitten {u6en, nnb beber oaS tn Der
3uderfrage etn9ei6lasene 0erfabren,
obne Gudit9t ouf Ste &onlumenten,
Ser YretB n1ubte bod ge1ug feitge1ett
perbe11, oamtt eS SEN Y1antasenbe1ttern
beS bemofratil6en @ibenS er1n6gltdt
murbe, trot ser Mtberrte einen Yrofit
berou83uldlage11. 5at mon tn Walb=
tn9ton ou6 ettpas dbnlt6eS getan, al8
bte 9urre ser lebte1l Sabre IN etnen1
|Setle be8 9forb>pei items bte Met5enernte
perni6tete? Nitt ni6terl, n1an bat it'd
>pobl gebhtet, BEN Wet5enpretS na6 Der
6eblerrlte tn Wfontana 11no Dem nett
lt6en 9}orb 0afota 31 rt6ten, 1pO mani
de BQuern min pterBn@bel bonn Slider
etnbeimlten.
aereis tpirb feitseiett.
glnbers in ser 3uderfrage. 3met=
NAL purbe ser Neeterui1s ote 9elante
2uderernte BON Guba gum Bretie bon
6 lz2 GentS baS Yfunb a11geboten. 3tefe
@rnte betrug I'M pergangenen Sabre
100000 5o1u1en, ii6er genug, unl
SEN Beborf bes sansen 2anoeS gu beden.
Sbmobl 1ieben Mttglteber Der a6tgltez
ortoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. benz Yrdz
ltoenten rieten, baS &neebot an5uneb<
men, unb nur et11er eegen bte Nnnabme
rtet, lebnte @illon Ste Sfferte ab.
W}tttlertpeile batte it6 Der bobe 3nder=
pretS unb ste unsebeure 3uderfnappz
beit I'll einen1 11attonalen @fanbal ans@
oelpadien. unb mas gei6ab. generalz
anmalt Galmer erfldrte li6 tn etne1n
9eleeramlm an BEN GunbeSotltrtftsar=
uolt M}oonep In Stem Srlean6 berett.
ben sort feftgeiebten BretS bon II GentS
fur Sen geretntgten unb bon l8 @e11t8
| fir SEN @tan1pf5uder an3nerfennen.
0aS batte natiirlt@ gun 6olge, bab Der
Nreis be8 Buffers BON Gnba ebertalls
rapibe IN sic SDbe i6nellte, 90 tit eS
eefommerl, oab baS a1nerifantide Solf
tn bteienr Sabre fiir ietnen s3nder
5000, 100000 mebr 3ablen mnb, als
e8 bel Ser Mnnab1ne beS NngebotS BON
Gnba ser Tan selpelen tpdre. Nn fol6e
&letntgfetten tDren itd Ste boben
ESerren IN @albtngton ni6t, menn iie
Enur bafiir seior9t bobe1L 0ab tire
Iben1ofrattf6en DrotegeS gegen einen
@erlnft eeiditt iinb.
sSn lekter .3ett tit man iebo6 tn1
E6al1ie auf bteien @fanbal al1fmerfiam
Igenorbe1l, 1l1lb e8 tpurbe bteier Gage be-
{dlo1len, bie Mnselesenbeit einer gri11bz
tIi6en Britfl1ng gu l1ltersteben. 8iel
Eberdusfomr1en iptrb bdbet bod 1li1t,
|ln1b Der Sdaoen 1T nun etn1nal ansez
rtdtet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
;3ufer1fa1toal Dpr
@ilipns STIR 9ele9t

S900,0OO,O0O mii1en ote Mmerifa=
ner bieies eSabr mebr fiir tbren
3nder 5ablen, neil Die tnbantlbe
Grnte nidt aufgefauft mnrbe* 9pbe
@reiie ppn @eneralanualt Nalmer
feitgeiett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19

9err unb 6ran GbaS. Saufer aus
@leepn @ne itatteten ben @ltern Der.
Qetteren, 9err1t unb Trau tSobn ,@5perl
babier ei1len 8efud abs 5ie. perabz
{hiebete1 fi6 bon SRI. Clara Sperl, bte.
am Dienstag na6 ct. Saul reifte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19

Gmu s. @eifert aus 9earleS be-
iu9te iingft Bernanbte tn Springfelb5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19

Gbenaliger 8areermeiltcr uirb gln1t
d1tnel)n1e11, tpetr1 er ertpdhlt tpiro.
MISUNDERSTANDING i1lbpi1tert
GDuntDz zMnbitDr 2plts 6. gpgel
als &anbibat fir nas Mmt bes
taafsfefretdrs.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-03-19
@dble1t 9elegate1t
dll111 StaatSfoltDeltt

81 blifanij4e GDuntptpnpe1ttibn t1tt
SleepD Gpe if pDn fur5er' 9auer.
Meun ipeitere Delegation na@ Wan=
fatD entianbt. Hre5inftmablen
fanben am MDntag fatt, Stem
lllmer 6epnbltfaner fiir Sphnipn
als Brdiioentida aftsfanbibat.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1920-09-24
BE RID or THAT ACHE

u yoD are . sufferer with snse
baek. baeksehe. dizziness, ner.
ro0sness ard kidney disorders
way doo't yoB Try the remedy
ihat your own nel1bbors reeon1-
pen62 Ask yogr nelzhb0.
Nrs. Ben Stevenson. l12 Ones-
aa 81. Lexington. says. Il am
4 firm believer IN Doaa's Ki4ney
PilIs and eannot recommend
them too highly. several years
ago ! was in awful condition
With my kidneys. My bark zeh-
ed continually and II ! stoDped
over " sweep or dust sharp cut
ting pains would dan up and
down my back. The irregular
action Of ny kidneys aleo caus-
ed me . great deal " annoyance,
especially nights. used Doan's
Kidney Pills and felt better
from the start. Continued use
of Doan's completely cured me
Of all the trouble and ! am glad
" recommend them again just
as ! did some years ago. ! have
had no return Of the trouble
since that time"
g0c al al dealers. Foster-Mil
burn CO., Nf2r,t, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1920-09-24
Notice 10 Farmers.

The Missouri State Board VI
Agriculture II jefferson City Is
mailing out blanks for free list
Ing Of registered i've stock, and
II y0B have failed 70 receive A
blank lor II you have mlsplae-
Cd your copy) you may get an
other BY writing q line 70 the
Board in jefferson City. The live
etoek Iistings win BE- published
IN q State Directory Bulletin
and mailed all over the country
70 people desiring 70 buy pure
bred animals. The farmer win
only have himself te blame II
he ignores this friendly invita-,
ton.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1920-09-24
W. Rogl's Crs1e~tlass.

W. Eglas E0ea. o2at1srg To
tae eglslep n na2DY, 5aes9aiag
sps@seolly Senator Harding. is
1og officially seosesentinz TIE g
nsteG Gtstes 0a the Ofzsnizatioa
Committee Sf tae International
Court n Justice.
ne United states, hagiDz
bses keDt at n the lezz1e b.
the kepgb5ie2T Senats, Il nas eo-
tstle1 " representation N tais
committee. Mr Root's sypolnt.
raent eomss s0lely from ths
C<3gneD n ne League 0f Ss-
tioDs, he il setlDz IN IN Official
capacity for the Council Of the
L1azBs NJ Nations 10 which his
ann nstioD d0es not belonz.
~ atJeEpsibE and aeDnZ under
this appointment, II would seem
that he recoZnizes the LezZue
81 Nations as q fuDctioniDg on-
Plantation, although senator
johnson says II Is dead and SEN
Gi0r Harding that Il hes been b.
bandDDed by Europe,
The Lexington intelligencer., 1920-09-24

fftEsuine wears alsp ur1ss
aewninr a. aea'iqiSt eg.auibe,
~ a@H Charles Wallace "
k;eisoe aaely iisei dhe fi'si
ah0 anat pJssnel r5e sas.ie II
LeSipgQp
G,al lasg 2 Neanie, sf5u-aw
- Lesile.au 16Q,, Camp. O.. G.
Nr 80 Ga apd one II e,eners.l
hrtees fsaI 1Eas furnished snis
si1ee witt Interesting data,
some 81 v'net was ts.seu from
General Rrces fspsr sftas sne
Surrender.
l,esllg0,l Ms. Seyt. aSsg.
- G,0 Mulligan ~ the Inior
sgeqes surrendered sp General
Sterling Fes. commanding fie
CpI6esiesaie fosees pn aae 2pab
~ Sapsauipar 1851"
Tlnase wsae $3.50 nion SUI
<iiers eaptafet adppnr easam
Taae Caia Malilgap, Narafsl
Ees.gssig Ntise Gameer. Melcs.~
~ Na Nan Horp. aus aGS g1b-
~ c0nmissipuec officers Foe
pisoes u artillery anS 2 fnpturs
G5b very 4lte tqrses. ltsapY sass
n tsas.irg sgpiptneTs wagons,
sants anmRnri2n AND st0fss
snf 4 ge smaan " g1ner raL
a'sTiis military property ais9
sifsss were 'sns usltss,E
Thousand D1l.arT Netsws@d 10
Efe Farmers bauk af LeSing-
Epr vifieh vas ts.Een ~ order
81 C0 MallGan anI psaes6 10
sc.s 5ne for8lftcs,aipns. Eftar bne
surrender the money vas nsnrn-
ss1 70 tne bank BY General Prizes.
The oi6 hank onitdiDg is npw
Ese Elss Bone. The ha.ses 81
haesy asAS saa ne.is1 10 sas ns
~ sae Csrfsasssas so6lens wese
= 2neat psDeec9G9a against the
IRE fs9sa TIE Daloa fqnea be.
sAnl fae5r fqg5aies1taas. There
ass z few persons bginZ here
ma can III Yog s1oat hemp
A. sae tire " tae past2e s WAS
ske prneaple es02 rsdse1 IL La
fsyes1e C0pnty ire average
price Tier pss $40 per t2a
The Lexington intelligencer., 1920-09-24
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f.tssL EtNA8E TX Aiysif tsfse
Asssiis iiiei n she Essp-,ier s
uilns a L.esinrlpp, Mo. week
ending Saturday Asptsuibar ~.
a2a Compiled ig LasaveEse
C0atpy e.usasact Co.. Lexington.
Ao- ABSTRACTS & Farm Lnaus.
AIxnst r. 5andarinanu and
VIE 50 Gsnslave 5Deisdhas ~
. $500 traGi in lsrinsaiille.
Hansp Carter 50 German
ssJanlsir1g o. o sg50p iut z
C,Orses Sub ~ lp 8g Ssiburpau
aad Wallilgsar
L,onisa z. MCBRIDE 10 Vim.
Lennon ~ D s8Dgg VIZ ist ]
8lE Z f.nssans 2nd 4,ti6 Odessa.
Mlnsffsl Carroll sp Albert IL
liis ~ D 1860 lgts 4, 5&B glk
2 5Iatanrnanfs Add Lexington
Charlotte c.. a.. EaDrlck 10
Dtis "a Phillips % D s5B9 lgt 3
Blk 3 2aatasar & srunts ADD
Odssa
Waiter z. Naaaal 81 Il tQ4ls-
apie Gather w b S92g lots a1
and - 5& 3 Soufhsit,e Ass Lex
iIgton
G.. @. ns'lgiG and wife 10 Mal
ein Blissier ~ ID s2s0g Rgt ! and
~ ia 2 Blk a.. ast haa Lesinr-
ION
CiaGenes Hug anc wife 10 Gs~
raa u Bradley " y s1zge iaG
2 ef Slite5y qf 1pas 2 and 2 u
Eggiaepilie
Laura ~ AdaEier to Harry
DaEfgS "a D $3.50 part los 7
Blk 6 les 8li9 Lex3agsaa
L&Te~n Hammond to Mataae
J. 8estesaoase " D s2g9g lof
2 8ik : Patterson g. Gmit5 ASS
D6eass.
Aaaeie B. Cszazsin to Oscar
p. BA " D gsee n 81 ~ /
ss-2s ~ lsa2ziasrie
Henry 2. Rawie and wife 10
Henry Y. Potter W D sS5Go lgt
2 6gsDQrSan SaS Wellington
Pred ~. Xoikmeyer and wife
20 Cps n. Potter VI D $3.50 u
GN 81 2z-50-22.
Cir p Coo6wla 10 Walter Z.
Crews W D sz5p0 lot 9 Xix 2
C,et5fs Add O6esse.
Jg1e H. Bsseka2n and wife 10
8'ialap Bseas " D s2D8 w w
&W ll-s3-zA
Taeo. 4. Bssgsa2a N Theo f.
Befznaan " D 300 lots 8 zsd
& Elk a. Smiths A66 CQaeos-
d..
-
Elie0 HeYen - al 70 Ioe K5seh-
ho5 VI D s>oeG n W NJ u,
z>-Zs.
Io2 v Giier snd husband 10
6afll T. BooDe " D $50 loes ]
and z Blk ] Cbjnn & Renter
waDB's Add Msyylew.