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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10

married in this city yesterday, Rev.
H. w. Reed performing the ceremony
at the parsonage of the First Baptist
church.
The big store was taxed nearly to
its limit during the first days of the
great August clearing sale, but the big
ger crowds which will come as the
news gets wider circulation, will be
better taken care of, as the machinery
with the new help is getting better
adjusted every day. This annual
event at McCabe's is becoming more
famous each year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
Death of a Child.

Freddie B. Moore. aged 2 months
and II days. son of Mr.. and Mrs. s. b.
Moore, of Chicago, died yesterday
while the parents were on visit with
the parents of the child's mother, Mr.
and Mrs. John Healey, 20l9 Third ave
nue.. Death was caused by cholera in
fantum. The funeral occurred this af-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
Still the Good Work Goes On.

The vanguard II the Tri-City Rail
way company track forces continues to
advance steadily down Second avenue.
Even the unfavorable weather follow
ing in the wake of the Davenport car
nival and races fails TO deter the prog
ress of the work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
Tri-citx sIans the Scale.

a committee representing the Re
gala Workers union came to The Ar
gus Office today and announced that
the union scale for the year had been
signed by the propTietOrs of the Tri-
City Regal!a company. and that none
but those belonging to the union would
be given employment by that concern
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10

only through heroic work on the part
of the volunteer department at New
Shops that its spread to the oil house
was prevented.
No effort was made to save the burn
ing cars. The firemen directed their
entire efforts to the oil house, the
platform of which was partly de-
Stroyed.
The fire was discovered by the night
Waterman at o'clock. 1t started on
the roof of one of the destroyed cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
CLOSE CALL FROM LIGHTNING
Bolt Last Evening Struck Two Musca-
tine Men.

Arthur Downey and James Adams.
of Muscatine, were nearly killed last
evening by a bolt of lightning while
taking refuge from the storm under
a tree along the highway just outside
of the city. Both were unconscious for
over an hour and were brought out of
their stupor with much difficulty. They
will recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
FRIDAY Nioht Eiohts,

Best fight of the season. Friday
night at Rock Island Turner hall. Ole
Olson, of this city, and Kid Finley,
Of Moline. Other goes between Roth
and Savers and Lundberg and Magee.
Tickets at the door, or OF members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
LOCAL MAHkEr CONDITIONS.
TOday's Quotations On PrOyisIons, Live
Stock, Feed and Fuel.
PPOyIasona,

Rock Island. Aug. 1O.-FolIowing are
the Wholesale quotations in the local
market:
Butter-Creamery sea 2oc. dairy 15c.
Eggs-Fresh 15c.
I.ard-qc.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens $2.75
G325 per dozen; hens Sc per pound
turkeys l0c per pound: ducks SC; geese
VegetabIes-New potatoes 40c.
Live stock.
Cattle-Steers $500 $50; cows and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
Horse Thieves at Sterling.

A dispatch from Sterling states that
within the past q hours IS horses
have been stolen from pastures in that
vicinity. A band of gypsies in camp
near the city is suspected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10

I find nothing better for liver de
rangement and constipation than
Chamberlain's Stomac hand Liver
Tablets.-L. F. Andrews, Des MOines.
Iowa. For sale by all leading drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10
TRINITY CALLS A RECTOR
Rev. DR.. Sherwood, of Streator, May
Become Pastor of Trinity Church

oCSOfuS = SbOi OI iTHnlNS SHGTCU
Rev. DIR. Sherwood. of Streator. Ill.
has received a call to become pastor
Of Trinity Episcopal church in this
city. The vestry will not receive a
definite reply from him until after
he has visited the church. DR.. SheE-
wood has consented to come Sunday
and conduct the services morning and
evening at Trinity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-10

hcifers $3.OOU4.OO; calves $3.OOp5.O
Hogs-Mixed and butchers $40 a 5.25.
Safeguarding or over $500 a 400;
lambs $3.5Od$6.
Feed and Fuel.
Grain-COrn Sic n soc; oats 40c N 43c.
oragc-TimOthy hay S11GD$I2. prHi
ric $9GDSlO.5O; straW S6.5OGD$ $3.50.
Woodland, per load. $3.50.
Coal-Lump, per bushel, lac; Elack,
per bushel, &c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
De betaIer intet
De resikerer intet-
k~ryStaliseret Gift!

De we'd at haardt Wand efterlader ct Bund-
fald at Lin i Theljedelen i hvilken Diet koges,
og at blpdt Wand like gjor dette. Dette
kommer at, at bl9dt Wand err fltereret og in
deholder int: Lin, medens haardt Wand like
er hltereret og er derfor fluid deraf.
Del kan forestille Dem at hvis dette Affald
skulde saette sig fast i Deres Kneled Wide
det vere yderst smertefuldt. Og hvis denne
Ansam1ng skulde vokse, Wide Diet tilsidst
olive umulig for Dem at gaa.
Dog er dette just den Made, hvorpaa
k~heunatlsmen begynder og ender, kun be-
staliseret Gift. ny
Deres Blod er altid fu1dt af Gift-den Gift
som De splser, drikker og ~indaander. bet err
Blo:etS at optage og bortf1re
oenne CIT: Nyrernes Virksomhed err at fit
rere Blodet og sende Diet renset tilbage glen.
mem systemet for at samlc mere Gift. som de
after igjen vii bortfjcrne.
Undertiden slaar Nyrerne fell. OF underti-
zen ira andre Aarsager oliver Biodet saa
1uldt at Gift, at de like kan modtape ait.
Dette er B~egyndelsen til Rheumatis1ne. Gif.
ten samles og krystalliseres. Blodet forer
krystallerne, og do vokser i St9rrelse. Mar
det like kan fore dem l3ngre, afsattes de ct
Led-paa ct Ben-overalt.
Tr9kningen i Benet, Smerten i Armen naa
en- regnfuld Dag, err de ydre Tegn paa de usyr.
lige krystaller Og de forvredne Lemmer oe
tuds1gel1ge kvaler hos den Lidende, som haI
ladet Symptomerne gaa ~upaagtede i aareyis
-.d1sse er V~idnesbyrdene ON, hvad Rheuma.
tlsme. fors0mt. kan udrette.
Rheum atisn1e~ indbefatter Landeeigt. Hof
tesmerter, Podagra-thi allie disse er Resulta.
terne af Gift i Blodet.
Den forste Ting at gjpre err at f1erne Often
Men dette er like nok. Ansamlingen af Gif
ten maa ~standses, saa Naturen kan faa Lei
ilghed til at oplDse og bortfierne de Krystal
Ter, som allerede har formet sig. Indtil dettf
er gJort, kan der ingen varig Helbredelse
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
De lover intet--
De d%eponerer intet
En- Sikker Helbredelse.

Jeg experimentere6e i tyve Aar for jeg blev
overtydet ON at jeg havde ct sikkert Middel
denne frygtede Sygdom.-et Midde1 som
like alene wilde rense nd Often, men ogsaa
standse Ansamlingen.
acknowledgement laa i en- Wis kemisk Sam
mensetning som ieg fandt i Tyskland. Da
jeg fandt denne, vidste jeg, at jeg kunde lave
en- Kur for Rheumatisme, som Wide virke
sikkert. Men endog for jeg ~annoncerede Diet
og satte NIT Navn under,-foretog jeg over
1000 Prpver hvoraf kun 2 Procent slog fell.
Denne tyske kemiske Sarnmensetning err
ike den eneste Ingredients i Dr.. Shops
Rheumatic Cure-men Diet gjorde Midlet mu-
ig-mulig gjorde en- Opdagelse, som jeg be-
tvivler kunde have veret Rjort paa anden
Made.
Disse Kemika var meget dyre, og Toll
mig $500 pr. Pund. Men hvad err $3.50 pr.
Pupd for en- VIRkEL1G Medicin for Yer
dens smertefuldeste Sygdom?-for en- VIRkE-
LIG Befrielse fra den stSrste Tortur, som
menneskelige Vesener kjender?
Men trO like en- eneste af mine PaaStar
de-tro like ct Ord af llvad jeg fort9ller,
for De har pr9vet min Medicin i Deres eget
HEN, ~udelukkende for min Regning.. kunde
.jeg tilbyde Dem en- hel Dollars vRrd frit, hvis
der var en- Misrepresentation? kunde jeg
gj0re dette hvis min Paastand like var sand.
kunde jeg have RAAD til dette, hvis jeg
like var nogenlunde SIKKER paa, at min
Medicin Wide hje1pe Dem?
Skriv kun til mig
Men De maa skrive til MIG eftcr Ell Ordre
tor en- fri Dollar Flaske. like allie Apothe-
kere tilstaar Proven. Jeg vii sende Dem til
en-, som gj3r Diet. Han vii give Dem den fra
sit Lager ligesaa yilligt som ON Deres Dollar
laa for ham. skriv efter Ordren idag. Til
skriv DR.. Shoop, Box 4474, Racine, Wis. Jeg
vii sende Dem min Bog ON Rheumatisme
Den err fri: Den vii hjelpe Dem til at forstaa
Deres Tlltelde. Hvad mere kan jeg gjpre for
at overbevise Dem ON min Interesse- min
| ODriPtiphcd?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
ToIfetinasmo Gbri<

IS olfet1ngS III nj y I l.
CT ,&robbe bleb iom ti5<
ligere nepnt bolgt til Solfetingets
MG1tformo11o, me11 mes cit meget
ringe Maioritet. Mn far Scr 0es1t=
Sen %obergaoet bom Sen Sort, at ban
CT blepen 1toitenlt al Sen trereform=
partiet @eitprelie. Ser ipncS / oisie
lammcnitpbenoe SmltGr1oigbe0er at
ligge CIT 9emomitration. Sogen
ontagcs at bore, at Set itore Slertol
AT @cnltrereformpartiet misbilliger
mcgct olporligt @r. &rabbcs M6fGr0
/ Soroorct, bpor ian poa Troos al
Yortiets e%nitcun1i9e Mftule gior0c
lit til at gipre Mlbertis Erpalelop
6crilog til ct politiif Striosmaol
og oc,rne Misltcn1ni,,1 bar io ogiou
funoct ct itrrft ltotrpf pco Sc mango
blonfe Stcmuc icolcr, &robbc tom
tilboge fra lin Sltr til Nmcrifa cftcr
at ban bopoc fncbct liz tgicnncm til
%iccfornnon0 % bar blcpct tai tct lpm
Meclcm al &ortiets @eltprelle. @on
poaltaacs at tagc fig Sogen me9et
let, men bon nil befGmpc Set ,lDc
@rpgelppforilag liac ioa bittert JON
Set gornlc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
Gnhver 1idende at Rheumatisme kan faa
en- heI Dollars V@rd af min MediCin frit

Jeg spgte hcle Jorden over efter en- speciel
Meo1Sln for Rheumatisme-noget som jeg ell
n 1e1 enn YER, anden Lege trygt kunde anbefa1e,
hendelsesvis, men ALTID. Thi Rheumatis-
sj9lden.
Etter 20 Aars sogen og experimenting
!andt Jeg den keniske Sammensetnfng, som
1sg nu benytter, og min sogen og mine An
s ST. blev godt betalt; thi delne kemi-
Mlddel til at helbrede Rheumatisne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28

Jeg mener like, at DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Cure kan gjore knoglede Lad kjpdfulde igjen
-det err urnuligt. Men Diet vii fordrive fra
Blodtt den Gift. der foraarsager Smerte og
Hsvelse, og dette err Enden paa Smcrten, Ha-
vclsen, Lidelssn-Enden paa Rheumatismen.
Jeg err villig til at 1ade Dem foretage PRO-
ven for min Regning. Jeg vii med Glade give
Dem en- hel Dollars Pakke at DR.. Shops Me-
dicin for ~Rheumatisme for Prove, thi jeg we'd.
at De og Deres Naboer og Venner vii med
code 0nsker og Ord mere end tilbagebetale
nit Tab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28

y \ - / y w ~ C
I agcrcn. gn 0ooroejcr fra
@o0ltc0 rur f1rleoen / 9tpiteo. Me=
0ers 6on fjprtc neo gjelunen Noelgo=
De trof Set Jig lctop luo u6eloigt> at
gyeua Jroml11ci (oacr 1anntioig bar
Deo at luie cit Nlnfot pp, og ga
9aorDejcrcn life Mice lplrc title,
me0ens S%plu5ni1gcn iol1ot Ste0,
11eottc 5on pcotogc at bpoe 1 &ror1e
til &%jpbltubcns Yplitifosle.
6orbcoret 2onobrug.
Gn SpnOcrjpbe, 9. g5be11ien ira 9lla,
t'oligcre Gjcr al rGoiiclgooro" /
1onoslet Sogr1 fjpbte / U%orooret
8aorocn ~Solbjcrg" / Nur6e0en al
&ol0il11. Hoa oen11e ret ltore 9o11o=
ejenbom far bou to 6ooermeltre til
at title og posse Molfning i,,obcfot=
tet) lomtligc &reotllrer. Gisjc tpcn=
Sc Eerloner - @pjlfpleelcper - fpn=
ncs poo Ell MoaOc, joni cnom1 CT tent
mclig l1befjcn0t, men iom moolfe iinr
pao ltprrc @nnr0c> t1rcc bore cfter=
lignclicsprrOig. Mun6ene lgnl1es
ne1nlig mes en- bel tent Hroccut0el al
Sen Gum, &pcr, Sui11, Nnar og
TjerfrG 6ri1Aer gicren iom Sl1otngt.
3crof fplger, at Sc tpcnoe Np0cr1nelt=
re oNioo CT / Sto1o til at fprc 11pie
McGnlfob mes @reatl1rbol6ctS It's
gifts og Sl10trgtsfonto. Foo 0er=
nc Moo0e fan Sc tpel1oc Mul10 tic
nc hpcr ca. 800 &r., men Gjercn er
ti(frcns, nanr Sc cftcrbonnDcu Tan
Goa bpierc Up nlcc 2pnnt11, 81 settle
ino CT set hcblte @cpis for, at Ss5110=
trgtcn pgioo fprpgcs. gshcnlc1 er
for Si0en / Serb mes at unlrgge
cleftriif @clpsni11g / ion1tli1c @pg=
ninaer pao uSolbjera"> bporpcS So
rem for Sl0spno0e re6 .l1forligtigbe6
lne0 ,2ps ng 2onterncr fprmin6ifes,
OF @run0fnsi cl,0gtften neolrttes.
G(cftricitetcn 1topiocs pco CT &i16=
meteor.
en- rroif" 9 ol0ut.
Torleocn Scat lcjlc6e ct Gomplfib fra
|9orl ems til &jp6cn6opl1, fl1l0t loltct
lnco Solooter fra Gfteroorsmouoprcn
i oct ipoliqe Spllo1o. "a Set bar
11ooet ct Stpffe Ms / rum 81, gif
Nremierl9itnm1t Gole1tincr mes t 2o=
ltcn for at le> bporlc0c5 Sol0otcrne
bapoc Set Scr. &on ppougeoc 0o> at
DC loa og r6A og nObrpo> at set bis
tic Sc npf bar forbrot. Gn Menig,
Slogtcr Niellclt, lpro11g up og log6e,
at oct fl1n6e bnn 1o6e Sem ON. Men
iii fl1l1Oe Fan faa Ell Snops eller
11ogle SIP. Ere1nierlgjtnonten greb
Gil 61oife, Sen Menige ito0 mes, men
0cnnc tog SEN fra bam igjen. %
Eremierl9jtnm1tclt 0erefter gre6 efter
bans Sue for at ie Nltmeret, 1pron0
Set boriae Mm16ifob op og gop Jig til
at pibe og ifrigc, laa Yremierlgjt-
11a11ten mQatte gao.
Mnite Morgen, 0o Mon6ifobet
bar onfon1met til Splpgooens ao-
ierne, onlnelote bnn Sogen til Sap,
% 6enne in0beretteoe Sen biz
oere til &pmmm1oanten. Gu &rias=
ret blep nc0lot, o. Ser holotes Ior=
b9r til ln1gt fen pnu Gftermiooo=
gen. Nelultotet bleo, at Slu9tcren !.
tilltoo og b(co orreiteret. Sngel1 al
De 6oriae fll11be operbepilcs ON at ba=
be oeltoget / Hi6ninacn, % Sc blep
oerfor permittere0e. 9onmen fol0t
Sen LIS paa.6 Bnngc 5 Ioaes
gan0 og 8rp0. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
&rubtnierne

9onmorfs elbite8 + e.
/ tefone, @nfefru GLIB, Sc
bierg, Mo6er til 6erbGren6e %o1tor
GLIB, fDlote forleben lit SO. Mar.
Ire @r q bre, Senl1cr Of
SoUn9ermcltcr @ecb til Gn~gels5olm
ne6 @eile fremltilleoe Jig forlcocn
paa Sesiionen og blcp alle tire togne
til @orbilter.
81 g pao GniIlinaer.
s Msi ems bor 5 @olo Spillinger
gaoet til Confirmation / CONNER:
&c 4 Solo blep fonfirmere0e forle-
Sen Spnbog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
Dr.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy

~ ell y 0 l 9 c II II c III
s gen.. Tprl lag bcrpm nil, otter
6orlp>N11c blipe lremllot t inocpurel1=
DC Higsoogs lon1ling. 9cri1no0 CT alle
Eluller ON 9il(ehultsbrpcl1. furclpbiu
ppgipne.
tcrct 9nnDpolt=
B II 5. 2onrpoit g. Ncocric1, Ser
bciar1cr 6jclu1cslcp=Nutrn ira Mil19=
lteo, blcp forlcoen onbol0t, 1igtet for
poo %uloulig &is at 6ope ti(pcn0t lig
ct @clpb al $40 &r. 60 Erc. s Ior=
bpret tilito0 bon ltrofs.
II taf CT Gcr0cnS2 gn.
6or nplig meooeltes / 0onlfe @lo6e,
at Ser bar i1Oleoct ltrofierctlig llu=
%oerld5elie moo Ell Morlfnnoilcr /
Gsbjerg, lom / lit &ino11e bop6e ol,=
brogt Song Gbriltions @illcoc meo
nogle fornrrmeligc Yoote3ringcr.
~9emofroteu" / Mor6u3 tog Morccn
froftig / Torl por % u%n0ifpl0tc Fam
paa Set be0lte. @lo11ot o110et lfilnrez
DC @laoet bo11 JON CT lpoNt begopet
Mono, bDem Eolitict life bur0c tooc
olporlig. 9a1 lar Soar fonbilcrcn
toffet fpr Socialiltb(ooets @oonos=
refining REQ at orlrgac Iornnrn1cl=
lcs1uJ imoo rIcmpfrotcl1".
en- tam Stnrf fer / Sen
iencre Si0 gluoet @ebcerc / ga ltrup
og San10rl1p De0 ga11ife r19e11ert at
tire ON mellem Mennej fcncs Npr1.
Gen bor e10og 6repet Set til at BE-
ipge @usmpore / 6ercs &pffen. Gtor=
fen blep I lin Sis / CT rnfclig tSor=
fotning 1t0lt90t al Storfcloact / So
ltrl1p, bporcftcr en- &orl / @unr0cn
tog Jig al Stoffelen, in0til Sen fom
til &rGf tier; Sen blcp go11ife tom.
Gems &elAurer ifol inni0lcrtio flptte
til Sfiftaongen, og ban har bcrfor az
Dun0et Strrfen til cit @%oor0n1on0 /
Sognct. Nu gjrlocr Set fin pll1,
6nornibt Stprfc1 fan lioc at lfifte
Yoprl.
Mnrfclig &oDon6cI.
Yoo Sorp Morfeo forleoen fjpbtc III
9%onoelsmon0 fra Slogcli c tire &ul=.
befger for en- Eris AT 260 &r., buffet
CT ca. 100 ST.. UNDER Sen pirtclige
Nproi. 9o &ipberen pil0e bctole
&ecrne> iagbe Gulgcren: ~Mo, las
Set finn bore, gieren Cen Mono ira
TnrleO fon1n1er lelp BERTH mes So
get og foar Eengenc." Mcn ser fo>n
ingen Mon0 fra Gorlep> ~ Sen
ufien0te SGlger bar ingen Stcbcr at
finbe. Sun blep Sa9en melbt til So
litict, Scr %telefoncre0e fdr1t til &pr5=
or % ienere til olle Sl1ris0iftioner1e,
men ingen Steoer bar Ser onnlelot
noget ON, at &6erne bar foripl1none.
&perne blep 0ereftcr inoitoloeoc /
Spre. 5enere er Sagen tilbcls op=
flaret. @oor6ejer Mnbers Sonlen,
Torlep, e%fterlpier nemlig / uSorp
Mmtstioen0e" tire &per, iom c. bort
gaae6e" fra bans eng pao TorIep
Marf. @erefter fon Ser fife bore
Spinl om, at SEN Eerlon, Ser folbpo
@6crne pou Sorp Worfcb, hop0e
%ltioolet Sem, men at Mp0et / Set
afadrenbe Dieblif bar 1pigtet BAN,
ina bon life tllrbe toge moo Hengcnc.
Son hor 1nalebes intet facet fer Sen
l(Ieiliabcb res Mntteti0 at trnffe
@gernc Sc tire Wil fra Torlep til
Snre. Spcr ban mi er, eller bs I'M
bon er, pi0es fremoeleS life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-28
&jpbenbabn.

$500 &utolifer bar ser
/ &%jpbenbopn pes %llogongen of
1908.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-28

Joe Israel came in with AL. Shue
Tuesday. They have = car load Of
horses.
L. R. Bissell, of Hutchinson, Minn.,
representing the Mankato, Minn.,
Hosiery Co. dropped into the COURIER
Office Tuesday to chin ''the devil" be-
tween trains.
Rev. E. S. Shaw, who was formerly
pastor Of the Congregational church
at this place, has received a very fiat
tering call to become the pastor Of
the Congregational church at Crook-
ston, MINI. Mr.. Shaw is at present
field secretary Of Fargo College and
has taken the matter under consider
alton.
Mrs. Rozina Adams, mother of the
Adams boys, is sending a quilt made
by herself to the st. Louis Worlds
Fair. The quilt took her three years
to make it and it contains l1,84C
pieces, so that you can readily see
that she was kept quite busy. Mrs.
Adams is Ga years old and is Justly
proud of her quilt.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-28
A Love Letter.

Would not interest you II you're
looking for guaranteed Salve fol
Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, OF
Ponder, Mo-, writes: II suffered with
an ugly sore for year, but a box Of
Bucklin:s Arnica Salve cured me.
It's the best Salve on earth. 25c at
II. II. Bateman's drug store.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-28

Horses for Sale-Good farm horses.
Inquire of J. H. ELL.
Bronze grass seed for sale. Apply tol
f. ID. WILLIAMS.
Poison the gophers early and save
the growing crop. Strychnine in any
quantity at II. II. Bateman's.
Don't forget to look over the line of
Ladies Coats, made from Taffata and
Peau de Sole silk at The One Price
Dept Store.
DR. Burnap has decided to remove
from here to Dover, N. H. where he
will work with his grandfather DR.. Nj.
G. Lathrop noted physician in that
city.
The Odd Fellows went to church
last Sunday morning and had the
pleasure of listening to a very able dis
course by the pastor, Rev. v. q.
Ruring.
FOR sALE-Hotel and livery barn
at Hannaford, N. d. Apply to Nord-
ing & Aim, Hannaford, N. d.
The fire boys were out practicing
for the fire tournament Tuesday eve.
ming under the instruction of Capt.
Thee. Thompson. This is the way,it
sounded to us on the perfume laden
air: Company fall in! eyes crossed,
turn your face behind you, m-a-r-r-c-h!
The boys are doing we'll.
The fire department received a
check for $50 from Messrs. Jimeson &
Olson Tuesday evening, as an express
sion Of appreciation from that popu-
lar firm for the good work done at the
fire. The fire boys are just as well
pleased at the appreciation shown as
II the check was for 5000
Wall paper in stock. Thousands of
samples to select from. Also curtain
tretchers at Almklove s drug store.
Miss Emma Beier has been sick with
a light attack of diphtheria for the
past few days but is rapidly recover.
ing. Mrs. Wilmot Houghton and
Western Houghton's baby have also
been suffering with the same disease
but are getting along nicely we are in
formed.
Formalin or Formaldehyde theb est
germicide for killing smut at H. ii.
Bateman's.
Attorney E. T. Burke, of Valley
City, was in the city last Thursday
feeling the pulse of the people Of
Griggs county on the judgeship ques
tion. Mr.. Burke is candidate fol
Judge and has the Barnes county dele
cation at his back. He is a good fel
low and would be all right If our MIR
Bartlett was not going to be Judge.
For General Conference Methodist
; Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, com
mencing May 3rd, 1904 and for Nat
ional Association Retail Grocers al
San francisco, the N. P. Ry. will sci
tickets via Portland to Los Angelo!
and return $50, to San Francisco ant
return $50. On sale April 23rd to MAJ
LIST, 1904. Final return limit June 30
1904. Stop over allowed.
G. S. FEE,
G. p. & T. a.
A delegation of nineteen Cooper
lstown people went to Fargo last weel
to hear the great oratorio "Elijah'
rendered, by chorus Of eighty voices
and four soloists. To those who en-
Joy this class Of music it was a great
treat and those who de-not appreciate
this class of music we're greatly i'm
. pressed by the rendation of this great
oratorio. The chorus work was very
good as was also the work of the
looloietc Tho cncooec NJ tho affair Il
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-28
From Mable.
Tune at the Cross.)

1. From Mable there has been no
news,
For quite length of time
And 50 though I'd take nay pen,
And drop you all a line.
Chorus:
Spring is here, Spring is here,
Will soon be the refrain,
OF many happy voices far and near;
Then the farmer will SOW his fields
with the grain,
That will bring him harvest so
dear.
p. We got some rain here this last
week,
Together with some snow;
And for some time we will not try,
To start to pillow nor SOW.
Chorus:
3. But when it now begins to dry.
In earnest we'll begin
And get our seeding done, we'll try
Before our kith or kin.
Chorus:
4. The children of school district
three
Enjoying are themselves.
A weeks vacation now see,
Delight the little elves.
Chorus:
5. The teacher on her claim now is
Out somewhere by Mandan,
Her happy face we all do miss,
We hope she'll soon return.
Chorus:
6. Auctions have been quite numer.
Gus here,
The cause can't conceive,
For all too soon now do fear
They'll their mistake perceive.
Chorus:
Z. Dakota always was the best,
As far as I'm concerned;
And suppose that all the rest
Do quite agree with me.
Chorus:
8. Now don't you think you've had
enough?
From this part of our land.
When next l want to talk to all
I'll come and shake your hand.
Chorus:
9. This must be all now for this time
The close of day draw nigh;
So also does this trifing rhyme
And now I'll say good bye. :"
HAPPY DAKOTAN.