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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
MORETOWN.

j. Q. Hobert, of MiddleseX, was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ruth Carpenter, of Montpe
lier, is visiting relatives and friends
in town this week.
A. J. Neill, our village blacksmith
wears a new apron these days OF
which he is very proud, it is the Skin
of buck captured on the banks o1
the Yukon river in Alaska, tanned by
Indians sent here by Mr.. Neill'S broth
cr, who is located there.
Miss Emma Freeman, of Boston
Mass, is visiting her father, ID. f
Freeman, this week.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
WRECK At SWANTON.

SHanton, VT, Aug. 4.-The gravel
train working on the northern divi-
sion of the Central Vermont Railway
had smash up near the station yes
terday. No one was badly hurt and
little damage was done. one of the
flat bottom sand cars jumped the
track and several others followed suit.
The wrecking train was sent out
from st. AlbanS. The accident hap
pened about ; p. m. and the track
was cleared before the next train was
due.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
SOUTH BARRE.

The theme to be presented at the
Nj. f. chapel tomorrow is "1n Lo-
debar" the lesson is glorious invita-
tion and the pastor will endeavor to
illustrate the work of the Trinity and
the relationship of each to the indi-
vidual soul. Bible school at l2m. If
you have no better place to go, come.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
MORE time.

Washington, August 4-Thc period
for the exchange of ratiticationS of
the Hay-Pauncefote canal treaty
which expired here today has been ex-
tended for seven months. This takes
it beyond the expiration of Mckinley S
term.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
met DEATH
American Tourists in the Alps
Slip Over a Precipice
FATHER AND SON
Meet a Horrible Death on
Alpine Rocks.

Maloya, Switzerland, Aug. l.-G. p.
Way and son with 13 American friends
climbed the Omadrosso Peak With.
out guide yesterday. Mr.. Way
slipped over the precipice dragging
his son with him Both were killed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
That 1hrobb,no headache

Would quickly leave YOU, if you used DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of suffer-
ers have proved their inatchless merit for
Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and build up your health. Only
a5 cents. Money back II not cured. Sold
by w. II. Gladding, druggist. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04

The funeral Of Isabelle, the ten
months old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Jones Of Aver str eet, will le
held at the house at 9 O'Clock tomor-
row forenoon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04

TO RENT House Cn Batcheller Street
Seven rooms, barn connected. spring water
About five minutes walk fr,m Bare lay's store
Shed, inquire Of Barclay Broths's. soft
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
Warmer TOMORROW.

Washington, Aug. 1.--Fair tonight
and Sunday. Warmer with southeast
winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
THROWN, FROM WAGON.
Especial to TELEGRAM

Northfeld. Aug. Awhile Henry
Smith;was riding in wagon Thursday
he was thrown out to the ground and
received a dislocated shoulder and
some bruises. He was raising an um.
brella when the horse SHE'D to one
side and Mr.. Smith was landed or
the street.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04

If you want pleasant drive and a
first-claSs dinner 90 to the Williams
town Gulf House tomorrow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04

How Are Your kldneyst
Or Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills, sam.
lie free Add. Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or N. Y.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
KING HUMBERT'S FUNERAL.

Rome, Aug. liking Humbert s
funeral has been fixed at Aug. 9th.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04

DeWitt's Little Early k1Sers.
The famous little Dilla.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
the STOCK MARKET.

To-day's Transactions OF the New
York Exchange reported by pri-
vate wire to j. G. Davis,
Montpelier.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. I.
The closing quotations of the lead
ing futures Monday and today.
YESTERDAY. To-Day.
Aug. cotton, 900 S5+ Q
Sept. cotton, S5S s21
Jan. cotton, Sl4 1S1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
Gimer SragSbie boreebeuet.

3etti9e Nusfunft, bic Der Srau
SEQ. Song pon Seem Straitspiue,
Ohio, seseben murbe, uerbitete etne
i6redli6e Sras0bie unb rettete smei
Seben. Gin far6terli6es Suiten bielt
iie LANCE 3eit na6ts mad. sic Bat
tie mebrere Mittel ueriu6t urb Oocs
loren sebraudt, wurbe aber beitdnbis
i9ltmmer, Bis iie ii6 seswunsen lab,
Or. Sings Seem Discovery gu ueriu=
den. Cine Slal6e beilte ite uoaitdns
big, nnb ite i@reibt, bab bieie 1uuns
berbare Mebisin audi 9errn Song bon
einem beftisen anfaa ron 9unsenfiez
Der beilte. Sol6e Seilunsen iinb ps=
iitiue 8elese fur bas unuerslei@li@e
gerbtenit bieier sroBartisen Mebisiu
als 9eilmittel sesen ale Sails,
8ruitz unb 9unsenz0eiben. Sour SO
gts unb 81. 90. sSebe Slai9e saran=
tirt. DEMONSTRATION in IS. s.
6ubn's @pstbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
Sic beutfbe Spraebe I'M nnie=
rem Dfentlicben Scbulen.

gs mebren it6 bic Stimmen BET
ben gantees, bic Ser Nusbebnuns
beutl6en Spra@unterrt6ts in Sen Of
fentli9en S@ulen entldieben bas
@ort reben. go pldbirt in einem Ser
a~nseiebeniten Wasastne bes 2anbes,
ndmlt6 benz uNtlantic Wontblp", Ser
betannte pdbasosiide S@riftlteler IS.
graniton 2amton fur bic obltsatoris
l6e gtnfibruns Ser beuti@en Spraz
DE in ben l1nterri6tsplan Der itabtt=
i9en Boltsi6ulen.
Seit Is Sabren, arsumeatirt er,
baben peri9iebene sroBe uniuerittd=
ten Ser linton bic betben flaiIiI9en
Spra6en benz Oeutlden seseniiber in
BEN Sintersrunb treten laiien. 9am=
ton finbet bas iebr perninftis, benn
beutl9 lit beute bic Spra6e, in Der
bic b.rporrasenbften Spesialiiten bic
&eiultate ibres Sorl9ens Ser @elt
perfanben. Sober Wtann Ser 8ilien=
l6aft meiB bas. Ote munberpoue Or
sanilation ibrer erSieberii6en &rdfte
bat int oanfe bes S%abrbunberts tauz
lenb frtebli6e Siese errunsen, Ste
ebenlo bebeutenb linb mie Sabowa
unb Seban. Ser Mann, Der beute
feline uielsebrau6ten beutiden Bidder
auf leinem Mrbettstil@e bat, barf ii9
in unieren Sasen ni&t gu ben @ebil=
beten sdblen. Oas mag ii@ einmal
dnbern, aber erit miiiien mir uns eie
r.i6e @eiitesarbeit Ser Oeutl9en gu
etsen sema9t unb bielelbe iibertroHen
baben, mas sic BRET @enerattonen bes
20. Sabrbunberts gu leiiten baben.
runte,beiien iollte Oeuti6 bic erlte
frembe Spra6e iein, bie in unieren
S@ulen gtnsans finbet. Das sebns
tie Sabr bes &inbes senist, BEN Nn=
fang gu MAIDEN. SIN pier ODER finf
Sabren tam bic Sprade BON einem
&tnbe erlernt ,perben. Oen 5aupt.
rei9tbum bieier Spra6e bilbet ieine
9osif. Deren @orten unb SATURDAYS
tie iinb benz gnsliiden 10 nabe per=
manbt, bab iie lei@t i'm @ebddtniB
baften. Gin &tnb pom utersebn Sab
rem ionte redt uiele FOLDER Seutiden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23

8. = Sin @olfenbrud
ridtete bier srcben S@aben an. gier
Sriiden Der Nortbern Bacific : 8abn
smij6en gonmap unb Drills Gitp MUIR
ben messsriIen. Ser gerfebr lit
unterbro9en. gs mirb porausli@t=
lid mebrere Sage aniteben, ebe berz
1elbe pieber aufsenommen merben
fam. 3mei Wetlen bes 8abnbettes
Der Jtortbern 9aeific : 8abn iinb pom
@aHer Be It belddbist, bab tie por-
ldufis ni9t befabren merben fonnen.
Gin Sradtsus Der burlington gabn,
Der nit 8aubols belaben mar, ents
sleiite an elmer unter @aher befinbs
li6en Stele, unb piele Der i6wer be-
labenen 2Sassons murben BON ben
Nlutben auf bas umliesenbe aan6 sez
' trasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
nit neuem Offer forts.iebt gu tper.

ben.
Cine neue 3eit mar beransebro9en
unb neue 3iele purben berfolat, Die
tueitab laaen bon ben friiberen. Ser
gintritt In bas Waidinenssitaiter fam
binsu, UNI nit eri6redenber ginieitig-
teit enes egoiliiI6 materiaIItiI6e
&esime einsuleiten, unter uel6em bas
&ingen nod benz 8emeinmobl Der
menidliden @eiellidaft pertummte.
Ser Gonturrenstampf um Das Saiein,
peri0nliden &eidtbum uno @enuB per-
ordnste aIle io9enannten .unprat-
tii6en" SeHrebunsen. Die ii6 nidt sdb.
len. iudgen unb ni6t meiien uno niGt
in 9aar umIeben lieBen. Bier Sabr=
sebnte limb felt benz gintritt jener
3eitperiooe beraansen. Sic @eiultate
beiien, mas lie fir menidli6es &C.
beiben entuidelt unb s~eleiIiet bat, lie
gen i'm Sintersrunb uno limb unierer
priifuns unb 9eurtbeiluns anbeim &c.
9eben.
Mort5ebuna foIat.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
--ooaass1ssS zen -. xsu8,m I10U.

0ieber auspenbis rpiiien. Dieielben
iinb Elm unuersdnsli@er S@at bes
6ersens! go LANCE Mdnner ME
Canton, 0earneb, llnterri6tsminiiter
0arris, Yrdifbent Gilman unb 8ot=
idafter @bite BET ben Gmerifanern
@eb6r finben, wirb bic beutide Spra=
DIE INNER bober in Der a%usemeinen
M6tuns iteisen, unb bic beutlde Be-
rpesuns lelbIt bel ben Dautees Inter-
itisung finben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
@ater Matb.
IS ie mani n9ebenotl

@ie oft int 2eben mirb gutter @atb
Don uns perlan9t, mie oft beblrfen
mir ielbit zines iolden unb boblen i'm
uns bel bieiem ODER ienem in unlerem
8etanntenfrei5e.
Wer li@ bereits et,pas 2ebensweiss
belt anseeisnet bat, meib, bsB man in
bsrartisen Situationen re6t uorii9tis
unS b.butiam uorseben muB. 0ab
man auf Der Sut unb suridbaltenb
lein iou, wenn &atb uerlanst wtrs,
unb saB man ii9'S nernmal iiberlest,
Bis man elm sebntes Mal anbere I'm
suten &atb ansebt. 8elonbers in
wi6tisen Oinsen! Den &atbseber
trifft INNER cine sewiiie Serantworts
li6teit. Oas birfen mir ni9t aus ben
Museu uerlieren unb miiiie en- uns bas
mad ri9ten. @enn miBslidt, mas mir
rietben, birbet man uns bic S9ulb
auf ; unb baiielbe tbun aud wsbl mir,
wenn uns etmas miblinst, mas uus
iemanb III tbun anrietb ; mir iol.n
barum 10 uiel mie m6sli@ uns ielblt
gu belfen iu9en unb pon niemanben
einen &atb perlansen, Der irsenb cine
@erantmortlidteit in ii6 idliebt.
8eanlprudt iemanb ein b%eratbenoes
@ert uou uns, 70 iouen mir unlere
Meinuns marbaft unb mad beitem Sc
miiien iasen, etwa in Der Sorm: 80
wiirbe i9 es MAIDEN! Ot IS aber au6
fir sic paBt, bas gu b%eurtbei(en, ltest
auBer meiner Wa6t!"
Steben mir nit benz Tim &atb Sraz
senben auf iebr tntimeul, freunbl9aft'
li6em SuBe. 10 brau6.n mir mobl
ni6t 10 dnsitli@ gu iein unb fonnen
eber Elm ebrli6es, unsespunsenes
@ort masen. Nber au9 ba lei man
itets porbebadt.
sluBerbem sibt es Sdae, mo- bas
grtbeilen zines suten &atbes Pfli@t
lit, sumal %iinseren, u~nierer Obbnt
anpertrauten @elen seseniiber. @ber
ME birfen mir raid un6 i'm Smpuls
banbelu. SIS lit feline serinsfasise
unb unmi9tise Sade, tit bas. 2eben
zines anbern Weni9en einSuorinsen
unb NeuBerunssn berporsurufen.
Sor gtnem aber m06te i9 %beionbers
marnen: uns.betenen &atb gu ipenSen!
So6entett mabnt weiie in einem
SierSeiler:
r@teb 9tiemanb un9ebeten Gatb,
Gr fOnnte, 1penr befolgt, miB9lilden
llnb Dir legt man Die S6ulo Der Sbat
sQs idwere Gait bann auf ben &iidem!"
Sier baltic man ii6 itrens surld.
llnb mie iebr au6 unier Sers brdnst,
iid su offenbaren, wie seualtis es in
uns arbeitet, gu iasen: DEAD es 10
ODER fol" i6weisen mir itiae, penn
man uns ni6t frast! Oenn gar lei@t
fonrte eintreten, baB MIR bur6 bic
Solsen, bic mir ni@t uerausiaben,
unleren &atb gu bereuen bdttem. Sei@t
f0nnten ii9 bic umitanbe 10 setalten,
baB mir ltatt Oanf bittere Iormarfe
ernten.
gs lit besbalb iu allen SdIen nlr
gu empfeblen, in Sesus auf bas &atb=
seben re9t suridbaltenb gu lein: benn
es lit etn gar unansenebmes @efhbl,
Suites besluedt uns l1ebles bewirtt gu
baben. l1n6 wie oft bas eintritt, wers
ben bic seebrten 9eler ielbt i6on otter
erlebt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
&eioliae unb Aerrlide Gei9ter.

unreines 8lut perurla9t ii9erlt9
Sianen unb cine raube 6aut. Or.
Warner's COMPOUND Of ieuen Cures,
Der ~sroBartise 8lutbeleber, ma9t cine
ranbe 9aut slatt unb idon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
M1iunefpta.

tttuSIUAu
8 woSarbor.- Otele Ortz
idaft bat cine Yodenaufresuns. SEEDS
Sdue pon goden iinb bis iest entbedt
unb bic betrefenben Yerionen iinb
nod benz Yeitbauie selano woroen.
Cine sroBe Mnsabl uon ben 9olsfdl=
lern fam peri6ieoentli6 bortbin. Oie
meilten berl.lben, wel6e fur srObere
Sirmen arbeiten, iinb seimpit woroen.
Son BEN Seb0rben mirb aIes setban,
Inn ether Musbreituns Der Seu9e por=
subeusen.
Samline.- Die biesiabrise
lanowirtbl6afti9e Nustelluns BON
Minneiota finbet BET Samline, swtz
l6en ct. Saul unb Winneapolis,
pom 3. bis s. September itatt unb
ueripridt sroBartiser gu werben mie
lie suuor. Die Staats. Sair= Inocias
ton bat feline Wibe uns Soften se=
ideut, sroBe Serbeiierunsen gu MAIDEN
uub Neubauten aufSufibren, es wers
ben aud mebr Sreiie ausseiest wie
bisbsr, alein fir YferSerennen $780,
900. Der Nusteaunsssruno umfaBt
200 Ider, pou wel6en 400, 900 SUP
NIT Sen perldiebenen @ebduSen be-
bedt iinb. CUR NusIteuuns fommen
bie Sauptprobucte unleres unO ber be-
na6barten Staaten, auBer Selbz unb
@artenfri6ten, Wal6inen fir ben
9anobau unb arb.re inbuitrielIe grz
seusniie iebsr art. Gin beionberes
aussnmerf 1T auf giebs unb @efli=
selSudt seri@tet, hie nit ld0nen Freiz
fen prdmitrt meroen. Seben Sag
siebt es 9ferberennen, gOnserte nub
abenbs Seuermerf. sluf allen @iien'
babnen iin6 bic Sabrpreiie su balben
Staten.
gbasta. = Safob Saflet, we(=
der in Saber's Saditeinfabrit babier
anseiteut mar, fam bieier Sage auf
eisentbimlt6e 8etie um's 2eben. ST
wolte nit elmer Pide aus einem 2o6e
9ebm aussraben, ais elm She'll Der
@anb nit iolder @u9t auf i'm ftel,
baB bas ipise gn6e Ser Ytde ibm in
BEN l1nterleib brans. Ser l1nslid=
li9. purbe erit nod, finfltinbisen
0ualen bur9 BEN Sob erlOt.
8rainerb. = Oie Nortbern
Yacific gilenbabn beabli9tist, anseb=
lid bic &apa;itdt ibrer @ertitdtten
Inn $50, ste Wal6inen=@ erfitdtten
um1OO, unb Sic S3miebe @erfitdtz
ten UNI 80 grosent gu u~ersr0Bern.
Sie beablt9ttsten Serbeiierunsen
merben etma 5000, 900 beanipruden.
SersusSalls = ginbre6er
bransen in Der Oienitas Na6t in bic
@ebnuns bes Serrn i. s.. Barron
unb entmenbeten 81 in 8aar, cine
sroBe Yartie Stllermaaren unb einen
&epolper.
Bre It n.-Die Ohio SrHlt 60.
bat ben @ei6dftsleuten pom Prelton
sweds Nnlesuns elmer eleftril6en gt=
ienbabn BON Oecorab, Soma, Bis
gbatfielb, Minn.. uia Preiton, einen
gorl6las u%nterbreitet. Ote 8abn
wirb bas Normalmab erbalten, 5. +.
eine breitipurise werben, 10 baB ST.
ienbabn=G Cars Der srOBten SOrte aui
oerIelben fabren t0nnen, unb mirb,
menn sebaut, Yrelton iibli6 nit Der
Burlington, gebar &api6s & Nortb=
meiterng ilenbabn in Serbinbuns brinz
gen. Oie Sarser merben bas Inter
nebmen nod &rdften untetitisen.
gourtlanb.- Die Nortbme=
itern Giienbabn, @eieul6aft sebt nit
Dem Ylane I'm, swii6en bier un6
&ebwoeb cine i3meisbabn ua6 Ouz
lutb gu bauen. Sn gourtlanb ltn6
I6on etlpa SO, 600 S9meaen aufses
itapelt ; aud fomm.n tdsli6 mebrere
9abunsen S9melen BORT an. Nu6
in @aleca unb Sracp liesen S@melleu
fir bic reue 3~weisbabn bereit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
Aunere 3etten.

Game: .0ie 3eit Der Siesfrieos
1T leiber boriiber! Solde Seloen gibbs
nidt mebr SER: r's 1T becauer.
lid, mein Srdulein, benn Sra6en
aibt's 9eutautase leioer mod genus!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-23
DfetutlnH.

G9mefer (oer @%eriorbene1, gum
pertpittreten pantoffelbeloen): upfuil
fddmen sic fi9! Sbre Grau 1T nod
oar ni6t unter Der groe uno Sic baben
ihon ben 6ausidliiiel tn Der Sai9e!"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-25
Range Outlook.

OF all the industries Of the state, the
industries that have the assurance Of
being permanent, there is none that
figures out nicer on. paper than sheep
raising. Assuming that the wool will
pay for the keep Of the sheep and that
the lamb will bring from $1.50 to So
per head, this is a handsome profit on
an investment of So to $3.50. the price
Of a nice thrifty young eve. But pre-
Stunning that these figures are above
what we can count on as an average 1t
Is fair to presume that lambs will not
go below SIPS, which were panic
prices. In assuming that the wool will
pay the cost Of keeping VIZ are not fig.
uring on Is cent wool. Now, assum-
lug that the wool paid the keep of the
sheep In the days Of the panic, it is
fair to presume that it will overpay
now, but we assume that taken as an
average Of ten years in the business II
is safe only to calculate on the wool
paying the sleeps way. And we are
willing to place the low ebb of the
lamb crop at $1.25 per head. No one
can say that this is overestimating the
value of lambs, for as long as beet
keeps up to $3.50, which it will be re.
membered was the low water mark or
good merchantable beef in 1893, there
will be good money in buying lambs al
$1.25 per head and feeding them fol
the spring market. Lambs will be
worth this figure ven to feed o N the
products of our own state. Now, wher
the minimum figures of IN industry
promise a profit such as this, 1t certain
~ looks like a good pursuit to bank on
Stock Growers Journal (Montana).
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-25

far off Philippines, which were thrust
upon us by destiny.
Each party presents new theories
for the consideration Of the American
people, but neither one has abandoned
one of it's old issues. The same old
parties with their inherent tendencies
and principles asks for your suffrage.
The democratic party still clings to its
doctrine of tariff for revenue only and
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer at the ratio of 16 to 1, whether
any other nation acknowledges that
ratio or not. while the republican
party with answering fidelity adheres
to its ancient doctrine which has done
more to place this country in the front
ranks of commercial nations than any
thing else; that grand old proposition
of protection to American industries
and American labor. (Applause.)
The doctrine of a sound currency and
an honest dollar, containing 100 cents
in the best money in the world. Not
withstanding the efforts of the demo.
cratic party to hide these old questions
by thrusting forward what they claim
are paramount issues, the spook o.
milftarism and the ghost dance of i'm
perialism we are face to face with the
same questions which four years ago
threatened to destroy QUE industries
and disturb the stability of our cur
rency. $3.50
I'VE are surrounded today by newer
and broader environments than ever
before, and greater possibilities have
b~roadened the field of American util-
ity, just as time has opened the pag:
of a new era. The spirit Of American
ism unfolds today the banner of pre-
gress and sounds the cry to advance.
Destiny points forward and the Ame:~
can people have within themselves the
power to fulfill every requlrenen and
attain a greater prosperity and a
broader happiness than ever before
known. One hundred years from to-
day posterity will turn back the pages
Of American history to the year 1900.
which marks the beginning Of a great
era and On the topmost line, written
in letters of fire, will appear the name
of William Mckinley, and every WORD
upon that page will be rsplete with
American progress, fidelity to prin.
ciples, and influence in the world"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-25

Senator McCumber spoke at a. big
republican rally at Fargo last night
and in the course of his remarks said:
..This campaign involves questions
upon which the two greatest parties
of the country are divided, and the set
Element Of which will decide the most
desperate political battle eve fought
and the most important ever settled
by the ballot. 1t will decide whether
we shall sound the call for ignoble re-
treat and pull down the flag where it
has been planted by the gallant hero
ism of our troops, or whether we shall
follow in the tried policy of the pres
ent administration toward the goal OF
greater and grander hopes upon which
u future prosperity depends and
sacredly fulfill every law of morality:
justice or humanity in reference to
our treatment Of those people in the
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H 80:
SMALLER SWINE.

- - .- -r E..-.rEEE=. go, 8
Have Breeders Sacrificed Profitable
. e Qualities For Fancy Points: =.
The following remarks were deliv.
cred by George w, Falk before the last
meeting of the Missouri Swine Breed.
ers' association. The questions to
which he responded were: lis the tend.
ency Of the Poland-C hinas to get
small? Have breeders sacrificed size
and profitable qualities to get fancy
pointsT' TO the first part Of the ques.
ton I unhesitatingly answer yes. 1t is
true of all live stock. The Poland.
China hog is an evolution originated by
the commingiing of the blood Of sew.
eral different breeds Of hogs and
brought to what Is termed his present
state Of perfection This is a misno.
mer. None Of our domestic animals
have yet reached a state Of perfection.
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COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

There is but one small chance to
a y your life and that is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. |. B. Hunt, Of Lime Ridge,
Wis, by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her Of a frightful al of stom-
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He
didn't count on the marvellous power
OF Electric Bitters to cure stomach
and liver troubles, but she heard Of 1t,
took seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's
positively guaranteed to cure stomach,
liver and kidney troubles and never
disappoints Price 30 cents ait p. G.
| Remington's drug store.
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Chr 8ismartk Tribnne.
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