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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
HOUSE.

1-Geo. A. McDea, rep, Draytons l. j.
Chcvaller, rep. Bathgate; w. ]. Watt.
rep, Bay Center.
2-John Treumner. rep. Cavalier; P. j.
Swold. rep, Hallson; c. K. Wing, rep,
Crystal.
sc. N. Migarder, rep, Grafton; Thos.
Johnson, rep. Park River; ]. ]. Fergu-
son, rep. Park River.
4-John Miller. rep, Mimic; T. A. Gag
nan, rep, Grafton; Julius Boeing. dem,
Mimic. 9
ST. F. Mooney, rep, Larimore; ]. H.
Mclean, rep, Inkster; T. e. Tuffe, rep.
Northwood.
Oh. P. Ryan, rep, Grand Forks; E.
o. Burtness. rep, Mekinock.
flames Elton. rep. Grand Forks;
Henry Steinberg. rep, Holmes; L. E.
Allen, rep. Thompson.
8-Alex Smart, rep, Hendrum; T. HI.
Thompson, rep. Belmont.
9-Thos. Baker, Jr., rep, Fargo; w. F.
Leech, rep. Fargo; A. L. Wall, rep,
FargaS
1o-E. F. Gilbert, rep. casselton: Thos.
Heath. rep. Gardner; E. sivertson. rep,
Kindred
11-John Hill. rep. wheatland; B. Ben
Mallough, rep, Wheatland; L. H. Dick
inson, rep. Ayr.
12-H. 4. Connolly. DEM, Wahpeton;
Geo. Hammer DEM. Abercrombie; b.
Schouweiler, DEM, Paramount.
13-G. B. Phifer, rep, Cakes: John
FLOODS. rep, Rutland.
14-C. w. Buttz,. rep, Buttzville; Fred
Underwood. rep, Enderlin.
16-G. M. Young, rep. Valley City; Jos
III. Rogers, rep, Valley City.
16-M. B. Cassell, rep, Clifford; q. H
Stevens, rep, Hatton; ]. 8. Palfrey, rep,
Hope.
17-s. L. DAHL rep. Neville; A. H
Smart, rep, Michigan City: w. E. Per
kins, DEM, Deehr. :.
1S-Chas. Chisholm, rep, Langdon; M
Mcknight, dem.. Hannah.
&c. I. F. Wagner. rep. Rolla; John
c. Hunt, rep, Rolla.
20-E. L. Richmond, rep, Minnewau-
kan: N. E. Gullerud, rep, Viking; NJ
Maddox, rep. Goa.
Gig. w. H. Davis, rep, Evanston; C.
HI. Baker, rep. Devils Lake; II. r.
Aslakson, rep, Edmore
&C. p. Peterson, DEM, Bisbee; ]. l.
Harvey, DEM. Maza.
23-A. Fried. rep. Fancher; Geo. Nc.
Kenzie, rep. Kensal; Morris Beck. rep.
jamestown. e.
90. o. ellison, rep. LaMoure; C.
H. Shells, rep, Edgeley.
25-Geo. Rose, rep, Glendale; E.. f.
Stevens, rep, Glover.
&C. A. Patterson, rep, Linton; p
]. Lyons, rep. Steele.
27-L. d. McGahan, ind. -dem., Bis.
marck: John Bostrom, ind. -dem., Bis
marck.
CSC. L. Little. rep. sergius; James
Watson. rep, Willow City.
29-Percy Cole, rep, Kenmare: c. p
Lee, rep, Minot; e. c. Palmer. rep. VIII
liston. @
30-W. Simpson, rep, Mandan; PHILLIP
Blank. rep. New Salem; Chas. Weigel
rep, Hebron.
31-George senour, rep, Dickinson; w
A. Mcclure, rep. Taylor; F. Lish, md.
Dickinson.
s2-F. N. Chaffee. rep. Darlington; N
Matteson, rep, New Rockford.
33-H. c. scheer, rep. Fessenden; C.
v. Brown, rep, Cathay; A. Peterson
rep. Harvey
ST. Wedlo, rep. velva; T. Olsen.
dahl. rep, Rugby; o. A. Knutson, rep.
Harvey.
35-Henry Bartz. rep, Casselman; VIM
Dieball, rep. Hebron.
36-A. Meidenger, rep, Helvig; ]. A
Weed rep, Napoleon.
37-Emil Movius. rep. Lidgerwood
John /. Hanson, DEM, Wyndmere; G.
Van Arman. DEM, Walcott; 8. ]. Aan.
dahl, rep. Svea.
sc. H. Noltimier, DEM, Lanona.
39-A. 4. Kraabel, rep, Clifford; H G
Braaten, rep, Mayville. s''
40-Robeillard, rep, Olga; Jas. Nc
Dowall, rep, Langdon.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20

The next national house Of n the
sentatives will contain 208 republf ceae-
to 17S democrats, a majority of abnmor
favor of the present administraf red
This is larger majority thanpne OF
looked for. hit
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20


tivity be power for good in the land
and be helpful to those. of our COM
rades who may need and, are entitled
to our aid and encouragement"
Commander Stewart announces the
following appointments to his staff:
Adjutant. general-John W. schall,
post No. II, department Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Quartermaster general = Charles
Burrows, post No. 20, department of
New Jersey.
Assistant adjutant general. Hem
~ Holcombe. post No. 81, department
of Pennsylvania.
Commander Stewart has designated
independence hall. Philadelphia, as
his Headquarters.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
North DAKOTA LEGISLATURES.

The following 10 . list Of the men
who have been elected to the legisla-
ture and their political standing. s
sGNATE.
I. J. LaMoure, rep. holdover, Pembina.
"a. Garnett. rep, st. Thomas.
so. E. Lofthus, rep, holdover. Park
River.
~. L. Cashel. DEM. Grafton.
I'll. E. Lavayea. rep. holdover. Lari-
more.
81. D. Bacon. rep. Grand Forks.
III. D. Taylor, rep, holdover. Grand
Forks.
s-P. Hebrandson. rep. Caledonia.
9-R. 8. Lewis. rep. holdover, Fargo.
10-Geo. d. Brown, rep, Wild Rice.
IF. 8. Talcott. rep, holdover. Buff
falo.
PA. Benson. rep. Christine.
Is. F. Devlin. rep, holdover, Ca
yuga.
l4-Ed Pierce. rep, Sheldon.
15-A. b. Cox. rep. holdover. Valley
City.
16-Maynard Crane, rep, Ccoperstown.
17-Iver Swenson, rep. holdover.
Aneta. 1fS,sis
1s-Henry Mclean, rep. Hannah.
19-Wm. Clarke. rep, holdover. Rolla.
pa. J. Kirkeide. rep.. Normania.
21-A.~ ]. Hale, rep. holdover, Devils
jIake. 7"s''v''-' f A''ssea~es s.4 s's''ts
22-Alex .Currie, DEM. Cando.
Pm. D. Williams. fusion, holdover.
jamestown.
24-J. b. Sharpe, rep. Kuhn.
25-D. e. Geer, fusion, holdover, Ellen
dale.
ga. Mcdonald, rep, Glencoe.
&C. B. Little. rep. holdover, Bis
marck.
,29-M. Jacobson. rep. holdover, Minot
30-H. G. Voss. rep. Mandan.
S1-L. A. Simpson, rep, holdover. Dick.
| inson. ';
s2-J. d. Carol, rep. New Rockford.
Sd. A. Regan, rep. Fessenden.
34-R. A. Fox, rep, Towner.
S5-A. e. johnson, rep. Washburn.
SC. o. Gulack. rep, Ashley.
S7-Max Wipperman. DEM, Hankinson
Ssh. o. Hagen, DEM. Fingal.
39-W. H. Robinson, rep. Mayville.
40--C. w. Plain. dem., Milton.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20

Voted Twice.

Harry Doyle, who was arrested at
Grand Forks for double voting, was
arraigned and entered plea of guilty
of .ouble voting. The court asked
him why sentence should not be pro-
nounced. The prisoner replied that
his only excuse was that he was
''short of coin" and was offered q
''good piece of money" The prisoner
was sentenced to thirty days in the
county Jail.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
First Ala to the.Iajured.

Novel Observation-Disclosures boxes
are to be scattered in the streets of
paris. ,Outwardly the apparatus re-
sembles lamp-post letter box, and it
contains a small medicine-chest Q
folding strctcher and a telephone for
signaling the nearest ambulance sta
ton. Access to the box is gained by
breaking glass panel.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS


Two German girls, 10 years old,
while playing near the engine-house
of the Mandan Mercantile company's
elevator, at Dickinson, came too near
the main shaft, running the elevator
machinery. and in less than five min
utes were hurled into eternity.
One was caught first and the other,
in trying to rescue her playmate, sac
rificed her own life.
The engine-house is twenty feet
from the elevator and the shaft con-
Meeting the machinery with the en-
CINE, which is exposed for the entire
distance, is two feet from the ground.
It il believed the girls were playing
near the shaft and their clothing
caught. Then. their bodies were whirl-
ed round by the swiftly turning shaft
until their lives were beaten out.
Those who were first to the scene
found one of the children still bound
to the shaft while the other had been
thrown some distance. Their heads
were beaten to jelly and brains and
blood covered the nearby buildings.
Even their shoes were completely
torn to pieces,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
GRAND ARMY 1NAuGUR4s
Commauder in Chief Thomas J..
art Asks the Cooperation .
ALI Comrades.

Thomas j. Stewart, who was ele's
commander in chief of the ehCli
Army Of the Republic at the nafore
encampment of that organizations
Gently held at Washington, d. Cnts.
issued a general order annou-
that he has formally assumed
duties of his new Office. In his il
ural address to members of thu
eran organization he says: -
1.-THE active aid and cooperation OF
every comrade in the organization il
invoked to the end that the Grand
Army of the Republic shall continue
to encourage patriotism and love OF
country, shall keep alive and strong
the fraternal ties of comradeship and
thus by individual earnestness and &C.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
Auction Sale.

IL head Of cows, will be fresh Sd
So 9 at the barn of Rhodes b 8
Cooperstown, N. D. Sale DEC.
at O'Clock p. m.
LARS OFTEDAHL,
Owne
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20

RECORD Aurora Boy1alis.
The record aurora borealis lasted
for . week in August, 1859.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
space Cleared by Racers.

A race horse galloping at full
speed clears from 20 to "a feet at
every bound.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
propped peaa.

Rev. John Trenaman, Of Casselton,
dropped dead Of heart failure, at his
home in Casselton. He was one Of
the pioneer ministers Of the Episco-
pal church in the territory Of Dakota
| and for many years was rector of st.
Johns church at Casselton and at
the same time looked utter many mis-
sions scattered through the section
that is now North Dakota. He was
born at st. Johns, New Brunswick,
Aug. "a, 1927. He was a prominent
Mason and during the years of 1895,
linn. a.,lA 2no- tho-c-r = -,,o..lsin of
[ouse Tonight and hear the HSta
ann deliver his lecture. He Is g
, BE- one Of the best lecturers on
voosfcAn ota0o $50
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-18

memes lieux qu'elle await parcou-
rus avec trouble ct agitation au de-
part, ellie les Wit avec s%6r6nit6; ses
impressions 6taient chang6es Les
grandes scenes qui ve%naient de
s'accomplir sous ses yeux avaient
forti66 ct muri son anne en- meme
temps qu'elle transfguraient ses
sentiments. Ellie sentait qu'elle
6tait appellee a une vocation plus
haute ct plus sublime que celle du
marriage. Que l lecteur ne s'effraie
pas, nous ne voulons pas parler de
l6tat religieux, mails de la virginit6
dams le c6libat. Notre soci6t6, par
1fois grossiAre dams ses expectations,
JUICE a propos de qualifer du tire
de (vieilles flles,) cette pl61ade de
saintes creatures qui Sc consacrent
au d6vouement ignore dams le
sanctuaire des families. Celles que
le monde saluent de ce nom d6rit
soire ont Gu vingt ct trente ans, ell
les ont 6t6 bellies ct aim6es.... ct
qui salt ce qua un p6re isol6, a
une mere infrme, Giles ont sacrif6
de leur ceur!
Nous n'avons aucune intention
de METRE a nu les r6clts touchants
de pareilles vies qui ne seraient RI
dicules QUEEN choisissant le c6libat
pour s'enfermer dams I'm sterile
6goisme.
Telle ne fut pas, telle ne pouvait
etre la pens6e de Marie Sophie.
Son occur await porte les stigmates
DIES douleurs humaines, il 6tait
apte q Amer ct q consider. Sa ten
dresse, en- s'6largissant au profit
de tous, n'avait rien perdu de sa
force. Au lieu de manner qu'un
mari ct DIES enfants, ellie alma, en-
dehors DIES affections %naturelles, les
vieillards, les inirmes. les orphe-
Inns, les abandonn6s, toute cette
grande famille de Dieu qul nous
tend le bras.
La priere de Virginie Capou
6tait exauc6e, ct, VERGE u la ter
re, Marie Sophie devait escorter
avec les vierges l'Agneau sans ia
che.
M6d6ric devint l'objet de ses
predictions; ellie sut faire de cette
existence, qui Sc prolonged long
temps dams la souffrance, une exis-
tence presqu'heureuse. Ellie devi-
matt ses gonts, ses fantasies, SEES
caprices ct les satisfaisait. Lui-
meme, 6tonn6, demandalt parfois:
Comment as-tu soupconne que
lie d6sirais ceci?
Ellie r6pondit avec un charmant
sourire:
Ton ange garden men a aver
tie.
Aucune agitation du passe ne
venait lui rappelle au milieu de
|quels orages sa petite barque await
atteint le port.
Calme, SERENE, sans regrets, sans
d6sirs, soumise q la volonte de D1eu
ct a la volont6 de tous, ellie goutait
en- CO monde I'm bonheur qu'on y
trouve rarement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-18
XVIII
LIE SACRIFICE CoNsoMME.

Am6dee lui 6crivait solvent. 81
le n'h6sita jamais q lui repondre
ellie poursuivait la sanctlfcation
dune personne aimee; CO but, aus.
81 louable qu'honnete, ne pouvait
alarmer sa conscience.
Les lettres, banaIes d'abord en-
tire le beau-fr6re ct la belle-soeur
prirent bientot un caract6re Sc
rieux, Marie en- profta pour tour
ner du cote des id6es religieuses lie
occur d'Am6d6e.
D6ia plusieurs fois 6branl6, plu-
sieurs fois atteint par la grace de
vivant d'Annonciade, il fut, avec lie
secours de Marie, assez prompte-
ment vaincu
Revenu dune affection sans es-
poir, il men conserva pas moins
toute sa vie, pour Marie Sophie, un
sentiment 81 fervent que la s@ur
Marie de la Croix, severe en- fat
d'affection, l'ent appel6 IN cutie.
Celia men 6tait pas un p%ourtant;
c'est que deux ans apr6s son depart
de R6millac, il annoncait son pro-
chain marriage avec la file de son
proviseur, jeune personne accom-
pile a tous 6gards, disait-il.
Marie-Sophie communiqua, avec
quelques homogeneous, cette nou-
velle a madame de R1bienne; ellie
pensait bien que cette bonnie mere
ny serait pas %1nsens1ble. Pour
tant, apr6s avo1r r6f6chi un instant
madame de Rlbienne dit:
Celia vault mieux ainsi.
Marie fut toute la journ6e a son
fdevoir avec lie calme qui lui etait
habituel; gracieuse ct SERENE, ellie
n'6tait jamais enjou6e, il semblait
que la nouvelle du marriage dame
dee nett froiss6 aucun DIES senti-
ments de son anne. Telle fut, telle
resta la douce e%sp6rance de ceux
|qui l'entouraient ct dependant telle
n'6tait pas l'exacte v6rit6.
LIE occur serleux qul n'avalt pu
Amer qu'une fois s'6tonnait de CO
lien nouveau auquel s'appretait le
occur de son beau-frAre.
Vers le soir, ellie sortit. Longeant
le pare solitaire, suivant le chemin
qui conduit au village, ellie entra
dams le cimeti6re ct s'agenouilla
sur la tombe ch6rie d'Annonclade;
la lune p6clairait de ses premiers
rayons ct lui donnait un touchant
aspect de paix ct de repos. Les
saules mel6s aux ifs couvraient de
leur feuillage protecteur le petit
mausol6e; DIES aeurs soigneuse-
ment entretenues l'encadraient.
Marie Sophie SO recueillit dams le
silence ct le myst6re de CO lieu on
la presence de Dieu SO faisait SEN
tir vivement q son anne. Elm face
de So derni4re 6preuve, ellie venalt
|subir Ia son dernier combat, ct as
surer q Jamais son triomphe sur
les liens du temps.
Ellie pria avec ferveur, avec &C.
|n6rosit6, ellie ne Sc posa pas on he
'roine, ne SO prit pas pour une mar
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-18

IAavA used R1psns rtou1es With 80 muon Eats
action that I can cbeerfully recommend them.
Lave been tt ubled for about three Year, with
what I called dious attacks coming on regularly
oacs q week. Was told by different physicians
that II was caused by bad teeth, OF which had
several I had the teeth extracted, but the At
tacks continued. I had seen advertisements of
Ripans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since a friend In
luced me to try them. Have taken but two OF the
small scent boxes Of the Tabules and have had
no recurrence of the attacks. Have mover given a
testimonial for anything before. bat tho great
amount OF good which believe has been done NE
b. Epans Tabules induces mo TO edd mine 20 sns
Hany testimonials you doubtless have Ia your
nassession now, 4 I. DxTr7s
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XVII
LA sGUR DE CHARITE

Am6d6e passa par toutes les cri-
ses du Encouragement, dune i'm
puissante fureur, des plaintes, des
regrets ct du d6sespoir. Ledernies
jour des vacancies 6tait arrive; il
await recu SO nomination pour une
chaire de troisieme dams un lyc6e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-18

huve been . ersss sufferer from oonSlares1GF
for over rre years. Nothing gave mo any Fo1ee
lily feet and legs and abdomen were lSloateA o.
I co1ia not wear shoes on my feet and only . loeet
dress. saw Ripsns Tsbules advertised In or
daily paper. bought some and took them - direct
Cd. Have taken them about three weeks q d thsss
is such @ change! 1 am not constip&ted any me0
and l owe it all to Ripans TabulsA zamt thirty
aeven years old. have no occupation, only m1
household duties and nursing my sick husband
BE has had the dropsy and I ara trying Ripsns
TabGles for bim. Ee feels some better but IL w1s
take some tine. he has been sick 30 long. E@
mes USE my letter end name es you like.
N~x MARY Go2MAa CLAH1H
I rs, been suffering from headaches eva
siaea I was o little girl. I could never ride Ia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-18

Jai soufert," dit monsieur Gaudet, +" du brdlement destomac PEN
" dant ciq annees dune maDiere horrible.
"Tres decourage, Javas etc obige dabandonner mon Outrage a
/" plusieurs reprises, VII que la maladie don't je soufrais mafalbhssalt
" un point tel, que ie pouvais a peine marcher. Je me sls falt trailer
I" pendant ds annees par ds medecns de mon pays, sans jamas avorr
:" pu obtenr du soulagement.
"Les PILULES MORO mont souage des les premieres bottles. Jen
!" al pris huit bottles en- tout ct je me vols parfaitenent guerl. Depuls
!" plusieurs mois lie ne ressens plus de fablesse nj de brdlenents a Pesto-
* mac. lie mango ce que je veux ct :B suis fort ct robuste. Ma femme Sc
u" Joint 3 moi pour remercer les medecins de la COMPAGNlE MEDlCALE
moro des hons conseis quils mont donnes, car ellie est tres heureuse
de me vGr retabl.
I'm. BENJAMIN GAUDET,
SOUTH NELSON, NIB"
II fault remarquer dams lie temoignage de M. Benjamin Gaude5
uuTl a pis Ia pGne decrire aux medecins de la COMPAGNlE MEDlCALE
MORO. Cest par leurs conseis ct Pemploi des Plules Moro quill a
6btenu gu6rison a sa maladie.
II est vrai quill nest pas necessaire pour les hommes qm veulent
nrendre les Plules Moro de consulter les medecins, parce que ces plules
querissent pressure touiours sans autre aide, les hommes malades.
> Mais on ne saurait trop consi]er aux hommes qui auraent perdu
patence GU qi seraent maades depus bin longtemps ct auraient aban-
donn6 les Piules Moro avant dobtenir ue guerHon, de recommencer
leur usage ct aussi de consulter les medecins de la COMPAGNlE MEDl-
GALE MORO. lis ler apprendront tout ce quls doivent fare pour Sc
guerhr.
Leurs avis sont gratuits, soft que vous leur ecrlvez u que Vus
aliez les vor a leur bureau, au No 1924 rue Ste Catherine, Montreal.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tus les bons marchands o.
nharmaciens Giles sont aussi eXpediees par a MALE al Canada et aux
Etats- Ims SUI reception du montant dachat 5O cts la bo1te GU 3 DoteS
nour sc. 10. Adressez vs leMes CONNIE suit:
Compagnie M6dicale Moro,
No 1924 RUE STE CATHERINE,
MONTREAL.
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1sbul % regularly. She keeps & few cartons RipeAs
Tabul es in the house and says she will moth with
cut tb ON. The heartburn and kleepl9ssness hare
aisap peared with the Indigestion which was
form erly so great . burden for her. Our whole
family take the Tabules regularly, especially aftcs
q hear " meal Ny mother IL FIFTY years ce age
md II enjoying the best OF health and spirits also
ats hearty meals, an impossibtlity before she
tpok Ripans Tabular. ANTok Il. HLAugKa.
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~ ~
plsce without getting
aeedachs and SICK At Re-
stomach. hoard sbeni
Ripans TabuleS from M5
aunt of mins who wa
taking them for catsrsk
Of the stomach. She hsf
found such relief frsa
their use she advised Est
to take them too. enGi
have been doingso siues
list October, and vi
say thev have complete
iy curec my headaohsA
( am twSnry-nino yes
old. You are weloS
to use his testimo
EIS. J. R1oon
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wAn to inform ySA.
u words Of highest
praise. Of the benefit
I have derived from
Ripans TAbules. I am g
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head 70 always needed.
RipanS Tabules does It.
After one of my cases I
~ioundmyself completely
run down. Acting on the
,sdvico of Hr. Geo. Bow.
q, Hh. g., $50 Newark
= Jersey City, I took
Ripans TabuleG with
4rand results.
Miss 0KSW WnDHAH.
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AAQ OK D SsAEDH Z
ReCA<asa- acme Of tho testimonials In fav
EiEs4ls Tabules, I. tried them. Ripana Tabul
onl Se.ieved but actually cured a1y your
sne isadacLes have disappeared, bowels q
900 condition and he never complains Ct
stemken. He Is now a rcd. c%hubby-fGc boy.
wonderful change I sttr'bute to Ripans Tab
AM tis1ed that they Will benefit any one
tho era to old age) IL taken according 20 d
taoEa, r.. ". Pal
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Ny ssven-yeSr-oSA
suffered with pains
bis head, co1st.ras
and complained Of
stomach. Ae could
Sat Ia children %
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did eat d;a nCs .
with him. Ia era
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-18

1oth0 was troubled
With heartburn and
0oeplessness, caused by
indigestion, for Q good
many yearS. One day
she saw y Testimonial
In the paper indorsing
Fps Tabules She
determined to give thnn
0 trial, was
relieved BY their u-t
49, 49,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-12
AND CRUELTY
nds Upon Which Bessie Levy Seeks
Divorce From Will Levy.

Levey, the infant daughter of plain
til and defendant, although receiving
all the while salary sufficient to
provide for the plaintiff and her child
such comforts as their condition III
life would entitle them to receive
say from SIS to $1O0 a month.
Plaintiff states that she has resid-
ed in Jefferson county, Arkansas for
more than year prior to this suit;
that the defendant was guilty of the
conduct aforesaid and deserted the
plaintiff in Missouri, where desertion
is sufficient for divorce.
Wherefore plaintiff prays for a
warning order against the defendant
in due form of law; that the bonds Of
matrimony heretofore exising be-
tween plaintiff and defendant be dis.
solved; that this court allow plaintiff
a sufficient sum for the maintenance
of herself and child and reasonable
fee for her attorneys, plaintiff having
no means of her own, and for all
proper relief.
A warning order was ssued, warn
ing the defendant to appear In the
chancery court within thirty days to
answer the plaintiff M. and J. G..
Tc-.or are .cc..-.ttc-s fer tie plaintiff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-12
NOW $4,000 MEN
Out in Boston on the Big Labor
Strike

Boston March 12.-It is estimated
today that there are now $4,000 men
out on the srike. The numerous
teamsters' organizations joined the
strikers today.
The Civic Federation was appealed
to this morning to arbitrate the diff
ferences, and President Gompers Of
the national labor federation has
been asked to come here Immediately
to assist in bringing about termina-
tion Of the strike.
The Boston and Maine railroad has
issued notice, giving the men TWEEN
ty-four hours to return to work Gov
ernor Crane held a conference with
a general committee of the strikers,
but nothing resulted. Senator Hanna
wired his services as a member of
board of arbitration, and is ready at
any time he is wanted.