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There is no other ink Just as good a.
Carter's Ink. There is only y,e9e ink that is
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To be minutely accurate, man loses
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FITS permanently cured. No ftsor nervous:
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Tho Best Prescription for chin
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Don't drink too much water when cy-
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excellent substitute ".s 49, r
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When man invests in mines he some
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A factory for liquid air is being erected
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I Silk dresses were worn in China $500
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When a poet falls in love with girl
it is natural that he should run to
metre.
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This years list of accidents in the Alps
numbers seventy-nine, of which ffty-three
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Snails. by means of AN acid which they
exude, contrive to bore holes in solid lime
stone ..lryE..' ~
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To Cure Cold In One Day.
r.r.IL1,r1ys BRouo QUMrsy TABLETS AN
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W GRoyB's signature Is on each box. Ioc
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Frey,s Vermifuge

Saves the lives Of children. 25c. Druggists
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The commonest CT all trees is the fir tree,
which hourishes in every part of the world.
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More than 100000 acres of peat are said
to be available in the Canadian province
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Some men are more polished than their
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Much of the bread eaten by the Chinese
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The Active Heating Surface Increased b.,
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The gas stove, by means of it's in
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many hours in the kitchen, and the
quick-boiling kettle illustrated here.
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Ancestor Of the Tomato.
In the Botanic Garden of the Bio
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DROPSY as1sy sEY :.Es DEsGSgssx 10y sa:,. ss: s::
cases. Book Of testimonials and 10 days treatmsot
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

he voted to tax the Porto
Ricans instead of treating them
as American citizens, since
Porto Rico is a part of the
United States.
Chas. V. Bachant the popular
young engineer on the Great
Northern out of Breckenridge,
we'll known in this city, re.
ceived the. sad news, OF his
mothers death which occurred
at Rouse's Point, n. Y, Aug
21st, too late to attend the
funeral. Mrs. Bachant was sc
years of age and has been in
poor health for several years
Charlie has the sympathy OF
his many friends here in his
sad affliction.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
THAT WAS DIFFERENT.

No matter what they said,
Though they hammered all the while,
On hi> face upturned and pleasant
He wore a jaunty smile.
Then they talked about his printing,
But it phased him not at all
And he came down town a smiling,
Yes, a smiling at us all.
Then they went after his paper,
With the thought to get him riled,
But with manner bland and gentle
He merely looked and smiled.
But this talk about the mirror
Is source of grief and pain. =
He tries to keep up bravely,
But "He never smiled again"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
Why They Reformed,

Two of our best known citi-
zens were returning from a
club not far from Fourth street
and not long before we went to
press this morning. When first
observed by the reporter they
were standing on the curb, each
with his hands clasped behind
him, and intently gazing at a
poster on the fence. A moment
or two later they were leaning
over the nearest bar both try
ing to talk to the nixologist
at once. One was clamoring
for Polly and lemon" and the
other for "plain seltzer" in a
boot leg. After they had salts
fed what seemed to be four
dollar thirst they both went
out and stood before the poster
again.
The poster which interested
them seemed innocent enough.
There was large figure of an
oriental type Of man pointing
with four fingers of his right
hand to four large O's as if he
were saying: "See there are
four O's." The reporter could
see nothing strange in this, ex-
cept that nowhere on the poster
were there any words of ex-
planation.
"Can you count 'em Bill?"
said the tall one. "Yes," said
the short one soberly, "there
are four of 'em," "Bill how
many were there three hours
ago?" There were only two,
John," said the short man in a
very deep voice.
They turned toward each
other and shook hands, each
held up his left hand high
above his head, and they seem
ed to- be mumbling over some
thing. The reporter caught
only the last words, which
were-"Me-never again."
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
Local News

Thresling has become gen
eral again.
See Streeter the land man
for hay land privileges.
Miss Grace Mertz was in
from Forman this week.
$4,000 to loan on farm lands
at low rate of interest by r. C.
Wyvell.
w. F. Trask is out from Penn
sylvania looking after his farm
ing interests.
List your lands with r. C
Wyvell and they will 60 quickly
if the price is right.
w. NJ. Wagner says he has
not sold his farm, but would if
he got price enough.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wagner is expect
ed to return from Mayville and
Cassleton the latter part of the
week.
You can get ten weeks tuition
free at the Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, if you enroll
between Sept. 3 and 18.
Henry Schneider had the
misfortune to run a nail
through his left foot one day
this week, and is now about on
crutches.
Services will be held at, the
Evangelical church, Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. B.
c. OFT, officiating. Sunday
school at 9 a. m.
Herman Hexter paid a fine
this week for riding a wheel OH
a sidewalk of this city a year
or two ago. Herman did the
riding as a sort of bluff, or for
amusement but says it did not
pay him, and he advises the
boys to keep within the mean
ing of the ordinance.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
Wanted,

The board of education of the
city of Wahpeton requests sealed
bids for fifty (5O) cords of four foot
body tamarack and thirty (3O) cords
of four foot body maple wood de-
livered on the school grounds.
Bids to be opened Sept. l1th, 1900,
o'clock a, m.
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Wahpeton, N. D., Aug. 1s, 1900.
A. l.. ROBERTS,, Clerk.
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tions. Inquiry reveals the fact
that this statement was and is
absolutely false. Sunderland
never was employed as at
torney for the enforcement
league or ever connected with
it. This report was circulated
simply to disarm suspicion and
cover up the fact that the
whole thing was rotten Job
hatched up in the sheriff's
office to put money in the
pockets of Jones and Sunder-
hauf. To further disarm sus-
picion, as soon as the papers
We're served, the Globe came
to the front with the statement
that i'll this class of cases
sheriff's fees could be charged
only when liquor was found,
and in that case, the fees came
out of the owner of the prop
erty and the county wasn't out
a cent. This statement was
also false and misleading. The
county is liable to the sheriff
for his fees in those cases,
whether liquor is found or not,
including ten dollars in each
case for making the search. If
liquor is found the county can
reimburse itself by proceeding
against the property, but the
county is liable to the sheriff
and no one who knows Jones
will doubt but that he will get
every cent the law allows him.
We are in favor of enforcing,
in good faith, all the laws of
the state, and are ready at all
times to stand by the officers
in every honest attempt to
maintain law and order, but we
are everlastingly down on rot
ten jobs of this kind, cooked
up in the office of county
officials by fakirs and grafters,
to eat up the money of the tax
payers of this county. The true
inwardness of this thing is
gradually coming to light and
we apprehend when the tax
payers of this county get an
opportunity to speak their
sentinlSnts o, this subject
there will h.. mighty little .&
the Jones Snndcrhauf grating
outfit left i'm the court house.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
Working the Prohibition Law.

working the prohibition Law.
Some people express great
astonishment at the exposure
of the sheriff's office in con-
nection with the destruction of
the Schoenborn property-or
rather the failure to destroy it..
But the facts disclosed in this
case surprise no one who has
taken the trouble to look be-
meath the surface in those
matters.
So far as the sheriff's office
has been concerned this whole
business has been simply a
leg-pulling, money making
business from the beginning
without a particle of real sin
cerity behind it, or any honest
desire to suppress the illegal
sale of Intoxicating liquor. If
proof of this were elsewhere
wanting it could be found in
abundance in a batch of cases
recently brought in this county.
Messrs. Bosard & Bosard of
Grand Forks have acted as at
torneys for the enforcement
league in bringing some cases
in this county, but money
wasn't coming into the sheriff S
Golfers quite lively enough and
a new scheme was devised. a.
E. Sunderland has been for
some time right hand man for
Sheriff Jones. Sunderland was
once admitted to the bar and
claims to be an attorney and
claiming to have been employ,
ed as attorney for the enforce
ment league, he commenced
something like twenty cases
against different persons and
turned the papers into Jones
for service, Sunderland also
acting at the same time as
deputy sheriff, and as each OF
these cases brings in from
twenty-five to fifty dollars for
the attorney and sixty-fve
dollars for the sheriff, it can
be seen at once that nice
little sum is rounded up in
this way. Those acquainted
with Sunderhauf-and all know
him-knows that he has no in.
terest in the enforcement of
the prohibition law. He is a
man who habitually uses in
toxicating liquors and doesn't t
hesitate to attend places where
it is sold, whether legally or
illegally, and is on intimate
personal terms with most
keepers of such places in the
county; and no one would take
the least stock in his sincerity
in any action he might volun-
tarily take for the suppression
of the liquor traffic. In fact
in the role of dis
champion of the
prohibition cause is simply a
joke. Knowing this and to give
a color of sincerity and good
faith to the proceedings it was
lndustriously given out all
around that Sunderhauf had
been employed by the enforce
nent league to bring the ac-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
Gazette And Its Party Leaders


The Richland County Gaz-
cite seems to want to raise a
little sheol over the fixtures
taken from a saloon.-Forum.
What would the Forum have
the Gazette do when latter's
party representatives and pub
lie officials drive man out of
his handsome pig or saloon
and appropriate fixtures there
of rather than destroy them as
provided by this prohibition
law. What would the Forum
have the Gazette do, we ask!
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

If you want to buy a heavy
draft team see the Midway
livery people at once.
When Knighthood was in Flower.
"say, Chimmy, Wot's dis a
troop comm
Nav, you'se don't know
noth'in," "dat's a new soap adj
Two street arabs with
bundle of evening papers under
their arms were standing be-
fore a poster on a dead wall on
4th street. There was a picture
of Hindoo pointing with two
fingers of his right hand at two
large O's near his feet. The
fact that there were no words
of explanation to the odd design
gave rise to the above question
and answer, which caused a
reporter to pause in the covert
hope that scrap might de-
velop.
"Deys nuttin' to it, Chi,nm my,
deys nuttin' to it, see: You'se
tink cos your mudder keep pig
dat you'sc knows more'n me-.
see."
"Say, you'se, amt no pig"
Saying which, ch,"Chimmy" smote
the larger boy mighty swat
upon the nose, whereupon, the
larger boy promptly took to his
heels leaving "Chimmy" in un-
disputed possession of the
field. Allof which goes to show
how little it takes to start
rough house"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30
Teachers Examination.

The regular examination of an.
picants for teachers certificates
NIL NIL be held at Hankinson and
MahPeton high schools) on Fri
gay, August 81, 1900, beginning at
oociock, a. IN. o. ]. HAGEN,
County Supt,
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morning for a few days stay.
Monday, being Labor Day,
the city schools will not open
till Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan Bessie and young
son accompanied Mr.. Bessie
and family home from New
York.
Curtis Sweigle and wife have
moved into their new house,
corner of Eighth street and
Utah avenue.
Good business opportunity
at Pennington, this county.
Write or see Postmaster Rouls-
veil, at that point.
If you want an opportunity
to 60 into business, address
Postmaster Rounsvell, Farm.
ington, this county.
There is a good business OPP
portunity at Pennington, this
county, seven miles west of
Wahpeton. Apply to Post.
master Rounsvell. He will tell
you all about it.
Joseph Newman and Ernst
Iurpensen have formed a mart.
nership to do a short hand and
stenography business. These
young men are good ones, and
any person wanting work done
along their line should not fail
to see them.
The Woman's Missionary
Society of the Congregations
church will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at four o'clock with
Mrs. Wakefield. The meeting
will be followed by a tea t,
which all members and their
husbands are invited.
Mr.. Berres, the tombstone
dealer and manufacturer, this
city, sent tombstones out tc
Colfax, Tuesday, to be placed
at the head of the graves of the
late w. G.. Childs and wife
those early settlers who recent
ly died at the old homestead.
Michael Chezick this week
threshed 26OO bushels of whea,
off of 20 acres of land,a fraction
more than 36 bushels per acre
1t was, however, off of a piece
of land which had been used
as pasture the past seven
. years, and last season was
summer fallowed.
Mrs. A. Jones of Campbell
accompanied by daughte,
and son, drove to Wahpetor
yesterday. and after tying their
horse on the street. the latter
in fighting flies, broke one side
of the shafts, which had to be
replaced with new before the
folks could start back.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Con.
gregational church will resume
their meetings beginning next
Sunday evening at $50. The
evening service will be at 7:3C
instead of 8 o'clock. The ser.
mon subject next Sunday
morning, The Lost Grace; in
the evening a Labor Day ser.
mon. All are invited.
Florence Davidson, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r
Davidson had the misfortune
to step in a hole in sidewalk
in front of Elmer Morris resi-.
dence yesterday afternoon and,
falling over, broke one of he,
legs at the ankle. 1t is serious
fracture and the hosts of friends
of the young girl are very sorry
George 10y and son Vernelle
of Iowa, arrived in the city Mon
day and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. E. Wallace, de.
parting today for their home
The gentlemen spoke favor
ably of the Northwest and of
Wahpeton in particular, not
withstanding this is slim
season with us up here.
Thought this was bound to be
rich country some day.
Rudolph, the 15-year-old son
of Mrs. Kramer, widow living
in Breckenridge, was found
wandering about Fargo, Sat
urday, in a demented condi-
ton. Chief of Police Bowers
brought him to Breckenridge
that evening and examination
bod T~osIo., Ia r,,o. <ol~e., -
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If you want to get into a good
business for little money, see
Mr.. Rounsvelt at Farmington.
this county. Good opportunity.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

>Ny ss4S4@14A40 WI SV04A -
intended to put in street car
line between Breckenridge and
Barnesville.
Prof. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick re-
turned from the east yesterday
morning.
Miss Nita Bohlke entertained
a number of young people
Thursday evening.
Miss Roberta Stuart gave a
dinner Sunday to the Misses
Bertha Hunt, Nita Bohlke,
Mae Bohlke and May Ferris.
Chas. Benesh is putting a
front in his building on Dakota
Ave, till recently occupied by
his family as residence.
The Midnight Club danced
in Webb Hall, Friday evening
of last week, at which party
Miss Is. Engle Hunt was an
especially invited guest.
Doctor and Mrs. Quick gave
a card party in honor of Miss
B. Engle Hunt, Saturday even
ing. which was very much EN-
joyed by all in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lotzer,
residing south of the city. bur
led a young child from St.
Johns church this morning,
Rev. Father Heinzmann offici-
ating.
The secretary of the state
fairis daily receiving inquiries
from intending exhibitors and
owners of fast horses. The fair
will be better than ever. AT
Mandan September Is. 10 and
20.
Mckinley the beautiful chest.
nut trotter owned by Weekes
Bros. went a mile at Indepen.
dence, Iowa, last week in POS
He will be at the state fair a,
Mandan, September 18, 19 and
2O,and will go against the state
record.
DO not miss the state fai,
this year. There has been e
drouth, but a visit to the fai,
will convince you that even a
drouth cannot knock out the
North Dakota farmer and
ranchman. At Mandan Sept
is, 10 and 20.
Doctor and Mrs. Quick enter.
tanned a number of Wahpeton' s
young people in a most delight
full way Saturday evening in
! honor of their niece, Miss Hunt
of Pennington, n. J. The early
part of the evening was spent
in playing progressive cinch
Miss Bessie and Mr.. Gellerinan
carrying off the king prizes, and
Miss Stuart and Mr.. Fligman
the consolation prizes. After
which the guests were served
with Boston supper.
The Northern Light Electric
Company is putting in new
boiler, 66 inches in diameter
1S feet long, triple riveted and
high pressure-as good as can
be made. 1t is a special orde,
to a St. Paul firm of boiler
makers. Engineer Davidson
was down and placed this or
der last week.
David Fishnan and wife OF
Helena. Montana, Mrs. S. Sing.
er and son of Great Falls, Mon.
tana, and Louis Fligrnan, OF
Minneapolis, having spent sew.
eral days here, the guests OF
Judge Bessie and family, de-
part this evening for Ninnea-
polls, where they soon attend
the wedding of Miss Jessie
Fligelman of that city.
Paul Meyer of the Wahpeton
Steam Laundry, this city, has
purchased a very pretty de-
livery wagon. It adds very
materially to the institution
and to the city. Mr.. Meyer is
adding to his business all the
time, on its merits. He does
fine work and in workmanlike
manner-in every detail. Has
80 towns on his list of custom
ers. Employs dozen or four
teen people.
The Hon. NJ. J. DAILY of Per-
ham, candidate for congress in
the Seventh district of Min
nesota. was in .Breckenridoe
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

Miss Nita Bohlke entertained
a number of young people
Thursday evening.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

If you want to buy heavy
draft team see the Midway
livery people at once.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

intended to put in a street car
line between Breckenridge and
Barnesville.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-08-30

Prof. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick re-
turned from the east yesterday
morning.