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Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest confid- ence, telling us all your symptoms and troubles. We will send free advice Gin plain sealed envelope), how to cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
SPECIAL EXCURSION To Gttle Rock, Ark, October 25, 1905, AcC0umf Visit President Roosevelt.

Rate from Newport 200 round trip. Tickets will only be good on special train leaving Newport $40 a. m., October 25, and re- turning on special train leaving Little Rock at 6:30 D. n., Octo- Der 25. No reduction will be made for children other than adult rates named above.
 THos. H. REAMEY, Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
Scholarship for Sale.

We have another, a $50 schol- arship in the famous Interna- tional Correspondence School of Scranton, Penn., for almost any course of study desired. Business course, bookkeeping, stenogra- phy, architectural, electrical and civil engineering, chemistry, metallurgy, teaching, surveying, in fact most any line can be taken up at home and acquired. This scholarship will be sold first ap- plicant for $35. btf
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24

Read the Daily and Weekly Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
Could aHtck" That Fellow Easily

One day Tommy accompanied his mother on shopping expedition, ard' seeing large candy man in confec- tioner's window, he paused in front ot f, with q wistfuI look. Then, turning away, respectfully, he said: Mamma, I could lick that fellow with both hands tied behind Troy Times.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
Neuralgia
 And Other F a i IT,.
NEWPORT, ARK.

All pain in any disease is nerve pain, the result of a tur- bulent condition of the nerves.
 The stabbing, lacerating, darting, burning, agonizing pain that comes from the prom inent nerve branches, or sem sorry nerves, is neuralgia, and is the ''big brother of all the other pains.
 Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills rarely ever fail to relieve these pains by soothing these larger nerves, and restoring their tranquility.
 Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills leave no bad after-effects, and are reliable remedy for every kind of pain, such as headache, backache, stomachache, sciat- ica, rheumatism and neuralgia.
 They also relieve Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Car-Sickness, and Distress af- ter eating.
 "For many years I have been a con: stant sufferer from neuralgia and headache. and have never been able to obtain any relief from. various headache powders and capsules, until l tried Dr. Miles Anti,Pain Plls. They always cure my headache in five minutes time" FRED R. SWINGLEY, Cashier 1st Nat. Bank, Atkinson, Neb.
 Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are sold by your druggist. who will guarantee that the first package will benefit. If it fails he will return your money.
 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold in bulk Miles Medical Co.,, Elkflart, Ind
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
Nnturni Instfncts.

There has never yet been discovered . woman so strong G-minded that she PidR't long and pray for sealsdn sacaue and a white satin sofa cushion.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
$500 Reward.

Estrayed or stolen n-One bay pony horse, about 6 years old, b hands high. with snip on nose. Reward paid for return to
 R. |. C0NDITT, fowtf Tuckerman.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-24
"WrrHoUT A PAN,"

writes Mary Shelton, of Poplar Bluff, Mo, "l Can do my housework, although, before taking CARDUI, two doctors had done me no good. can truthfuily say was cured by Cardui Iwant every suffering lady to know of this wonderful medicine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16


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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
SaurmHen.

WGbrenb in Seuti6lanb Der 8ouz
bart lange 3eit als cine Dirt Symbol
Der .Semaeoeen" gait unb ais FOLDER
DerpOnt mar, 1T in aublanb nod beute
Der ponbGrtige, oft audi langes 9aar
tragenbe m8artrufe" Der aleiniee
Srdser bes ftrenegldubiger, itarr am
bitten ~bansenben Gufentbums. SIM
II. Sabrbunbert tpurbe nod nit benz
8ann Der ruiiii6en Stride belegt, per
feline 9aare mad auslGnbii9er 8eile
trrg pber feinen Bart i9or. Inter
benz 3aren Ilerei purbe elm Sirft
Mafalsfii ieines Nmtes tntfeBt, neil
er fein 6aar Der auslGnbii9en Site
semdb seituBt bate. Der patriar9
Der grie9ifdsn Stride Soa9im brpbte
ni6t Bios ~bieienigen, tpel9e ben Bart
f9eeren fpiirben, 81 perflu9en, fonbern
audi bieienieen, tpel6e nit ben &aiir>
ten l1mgans pflesen piirben. Der
Na9foleer Soa6ims, 4brian, bat
alei9 gu Nnfuns fsiner @%mtsthGtigteit
in elmer @ncDtlita geeen Die Site bes
8artf6eerens geeifert; er Sdblt Die
5iiriten auf barunter SULTAN @pps
ftatd unb &pnitantin ben 8ilberftiirz
mer =, fpel9e bas 8arti6eeren dn6sz
fDblen bGtten; pbne Bart iebe man
ni9t pie Elm Meni9, ionbern pie elm
6unb pber elm &ater aus; nur per
nit ben &aben ii9 permif9en pple,
tonne baran benten, feinen Bart Su
f6eeren; Bel ben&eBern fomme es fpear
Dor, bdB ni9t blps Weltli9e, fonbern
aus @eiitli6e fi6 ben Bart unb
Shnurrbart f9eerten unb bann nie
Mffen o%usfsben. @ls Der Yoiar Gp>
mobanppsfij erfubr, oub Der ruffii6e
@efanbte @olppin in Wien pbne Bart
umb in beutfder Sra6t erf6ienen lei,
faate er, er tonne es nt6t elauben, baB
8olppin ton eetporben fei. Sn ben
erften Sabren beg 18. Sabrbunbsrts
erft bra6ten bic Geform=llfaie peters
bes @roBen; pel6e bic 9Grte unb
&leibungen %betrafen, in Der beHererl
@eienI9aft cine @anbluns berppr.
No9 berte pdre inbeB Elm @siftli6er
obne la~netpa1enbes 6aar unb loneen
Bart in HuRlanb nidt gut mOelih;
bic an Der Srabitinn bdnsenben Ruf-
fen beaeihnen ii9 felbit als r8artruf>
fen" i'm @esenfab gu ben mobernen
Mnf1auungen bulbigenben nWeft<
Iern", ben Sapabnifi, bic ia neuer<
binss bic Sberbanb uetponnsn su
baben f9einen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Sum gerftdnsniB oes Dantees
Doodle.

Yankee Doodle went to town,
= Riding on a pony; He put
a feather in his crown = And
called it macarOni." OieIes ame@
rifanif9e Hationallieb ion betanntli4
in einem Der eriten Sample Der Mufe
ftdnbif4en sesen bic enslif9en 2rups
pen bon Der englii9en Muiit nad eli
mem. abeef9lagenen Nngriff Der Mme>
rifaner biefen gum 6obn geipieIt nps>
ben fetn. Sabur9 tpdre Die Mutb Der
lebteren 10 entflammt iporben, bab ne
fofort &ebrt ma9ten, ii9. auf bie@ne=
ldnoer i"tir5ten un6 linen bic erfte
Hieberlage in benz 8riee beibra9ten,
Der in Der 5olge CUR @riinbung Der
freien am~erifanif9en 3epublit fibrte.
Sn bieien @erien tpGre, tpenn man,
pie ndtiirli6, Wanfee Oooble als BEN
Spottnamen Der G~ngldnber fir ben
e%i1gebprenen Imerifaner nimmt, 70
Siemli9 allies ~peritdnblid, bis auf bes
rdtbielbafte Mdcaroni; unb bod lieat
gerabe borin Der eieentli6e 5pbn Der
Der e. Macaroni lit nGmli9 6ier
ni9t als Same fir Nubeln gu ~perite=
ben, ipnbern mar i'm lebten Drittel
bes Is. Sabrbunberts in @nelanb bic
sangbare 8eSei9nung fir alss, mas
MODERN, elegant, highest fashion
mar pber iein poute; Die Macarpnis
tparen Die @iserln ober Oanbps, unb
allies, mas nauf Der 9Dbe Der 3eit"
iein nDlte, tannte ii9 a la Macoroni.
@s CAB bamals Genn : Macarpnis,
Macaroni : SanSlebrer, Mucaronis
9elebrte, ia fosar Die 9eiftliden tru=
gen bdmals Soar unb Bart a la Maz
carpni gei9nitten. DIS 2eibearbe Der
Wlobe perDen ba6er audi Die Macds
rDnis in elmer yMpoitropbe on bic
Mobe" i'm ~rllniperfal Masaaine" pom
Sabre 1772 berippttet; IS beiBt bort:
rSein 1T Der Mann unb bas Weib;
bein lit Die Welt = ni6t Sulebt au9
iene musere. i9On ss5ierte, Sneibeiz
MICE 8agatele, jenes fanftgeii9tige,
fanftberaise Ding, nit einem eroben
&ppf uno ni9ts barin, bein pieleeliebs
ter Macaroni. Sir bid tan3t er,
fleibet er ii9, duseIt er, bumpelt er;
fur bid ipreiat er ii9 auf ben 3ebsn,
lifpelt tpie cine NGberin, biipft auf ben
Seppi9en unb gebt i'm gabgane ben
Samen na9; fir bi9 eiebt er feline
Mannbeit preis unb lit bas 5piegsz
f9le3tige, berd6tIi9e @eien, ais bas
mir ibn por uns feben."
Ser Same ielbft ioa bon einem
%pornebmen 2onbpner Spielflub ftamz
men, befien Observation-Disclosures unb err
fluiibe Mitelieber aus ni9t aana
bur6ii6tigem 9runbe Macarpnis ees
nannt purben; Die pbige @rfpeiterung
Der 8ebeutung bes Wprtes i9eint
bann in Gbnli9er @eiie bpr fi6 ees
gangen gu ietn, ipie beute GENTLE, fir
ben 9e6rau9 Der f%einiten 3urustreiIe
bere6nete @egenftdnbs auf ben Namen
SodeD : &lub gstauft tperben. cSebenz
fails lGBt fi9 aus bieier @rflGrung
Der Corn Der Nmerifaner iiber ben
Spottpers periteben, mad benz cine Sc
Der auf Dem Sut bsm yanfee Doodle
geniigen ionte, um ii9 i'm 8pnbeiiB
bes Macarpni@@ liids gu fiblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
ID. e ttel.

ON Dem 3immer, in Dem 9aran0
~ b. @el5ened nit Der Manooline
. iiber Dem 8Dienoorfer Sliigel
hing, iaB @rdfin Sbereie nit
Sbefld uno MuBi. Die 9rGfin bate
perpeinte 4ugen, tie maj gang unb gar
ge6rp9en.
Was bate lie audi ni9t in bieien
leBten Wp6sn aaes iiber ii9 erge6en
laiIen mifen?
OasN bate tie ia f9on feit Sabren
>eepubt, baB Die 5amilie BON BEN Gin
len hires fleinen 8ermOgens ni9t le6en
fonnfe. rno oab oieie 3infen bon
Sabr gu Sabr geringer puroen aus
Dem einfa6en @runoe, neil Su Dem
8ermOgen ni6t nur ni9ts sufam, ion>
bern BON Sabr Su Sabr ettpds tpeggez
npmmen tperoen mubte. 4ber INNER
bate lie Die 9offnung aufre6t erbals
ten, oab eins rei6e 9eiratb Sfus Die
SSamiIie Dor Dem 53uidmmenbru6e be-
fpabren tperoe. 2eiber fam in oieienl
punfk ia nur STA in 9etru9t; benn
Sbefla, bas fpubte Die 9rdfin, liebte
Den iungen 9riesifein, unb NuBi mar
nod gu jung. Sn tur5er 3eit mar ibr
oiefe 5pffnung 5tpeimal bintereinanoer
idb 5unidte gema9t iporoen. S9on
6ie @eflobuns Srans 2af4sfs nit
Slona mar Elm barter S4lag getpsien,
Sic Qbpeifuns Glgsn Gibent6als aber
bate tie nm 10 tiefer aus allen 9ims
meln berabseftiirat. ie fiderer tie lib
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Biz brfnnfnbe 9rase
Sumpriffiidler 8pman
non
5IInlf nom q nfnnd 1
Gortfebuns.)

(GOrtiebuns.)
Ser 5err @raf," fubr @9penbtner
9rinfeno fort, bat s'fagt, er miro je=
Den, Der U5ne feline @~rlaubnib in's
S9GoB binein min, nieoerf6ieBen pie
einen tolen 9uno. Bie einen toIen
6un0," pteoerbolte er nit fi6tli6em
8ebagen.
pa miro ser @raf pobl redt baz
ben, tpenn er Gu9 nift binein ldbt,"
fdqte Ser @rdf barf6. rOa Gr 10 gut
8ef9eio DeiB. 10 miro er nit mir in's
S9loB fabren. !9at Gr mid ~Derftan>
beng"
nJatpobl, Grdf @naoen."
Der &ammeroiener meloete, bdb an
gefpannt lei.
S9penotner f6ipane f9 ouf BEN
Bod ne6en oen SutIfer. @Is Der Nds
gen langiam Oie 60be Dor Dem G6lofe
binauffubr, Orebte ii9 SdpenOtner
I'm. bort lit er. Sruf @naOen!"
rNer?"
Ser Serr @raf piccolomini."
rWo?~
BORT" G6penOtner oeutete nd9
Dem 9unsertbur:ne.
@raf 2ai9et itdn0 i'm 8agen auf.
$50 benn2 SD fe6e niemanben."
wSort in Der Cute unter Dem Sir
fem
$50"
Limb bas, pas in ser @onne slGn5t.
1T Ser 2uuf BON ieiner 8i9fn."
Bon tpus9"
BON feiner gi9Fn," pieOerbpIte
S9penbtner grinienb.
r9m." Der Qlte feBte ii9 pieoer.
ober er blidte unpertpanot na6 Dem
eliBern6en 9egenitdn6e, BEN S9penStz
rer ibm gepieien bate.
Yl0blt9 fpuroe ods @libern itdrfer
uno elm oonncrnoes y9alt!" t0nte aus
Der 2ute berunter. llnpiGtirli9 5pg
Der &utf9er on BEN 3igeln, Die Pferbe
ftanoen.
rSteig Gr berunter, G6penotnsr,"
befabl Der 9ruf. S9penotner gez
bpr9te.
Sch @r binauf uno Jag Gr Dem
9rafen, i9 ipdre bd unO pinf9te i6n
gu fpre4en."
v3u 8efebl, Graf @naOen."
S9penbtner ging ben Siigel binauf,
Bis elm abermali9es y9dltl" i'm fte6en
md9te.
.Serr @raf, Ser 5err @raf 2ui9et
laBt Sbnen fagen, Dab r od is uno nit
Sbnen reo'n m09t'."
mas min err" orDbnte sic Gtims
me BON pben.
S9penbtner belt beibe 9dnbe als
@9aaro6r on Den Muno: .9err @raf,
Der Serr @raf 2ai9ef lubt Sbnen ia
gen, oaB r oa is uno nit Sbnen reo'n
m09t'."
Sds ba9ere 9eii9t oes Grafen nit
Der Q0lernaie f4oB pl0bli3 aug Dem
9dl66unfel apii6en Den @einblGttern
berpor.
rMarf3 fort ooer i9 f9ieB'!!"
r2(ber Der Serr 9raf 2af9ef -
r3urid, ooer
,9l6er Der !Serr @raf 2af9ef -"
I6rie S9penotner, inbem er ii9 elm
ipenig orebte uno nu9 Dem Wagen
oeutete.
,Sben bliBte es auf. Gin &naG, elm
S9rei. S9pen0tner griff beulenO
mad riidpGrts uno runnte ftObneno
oen Siigel hinunter na9 Dem Wagen.
Der alte 2af9ef mar freioeblei9 ges
tporoen.
S9penotner t~letterte in Den 0agen
binein. .%umtebren!l" rief Der Srdf
Dem auti6er gu, oieier bieb auf Die
Yferoe elm, bab lie i'm @ulopp Den
gang binu6rdften.
Sn aner Stiae purOe Der pertpun>
oete S6penotner Dor ieinem 9auie
abgefebt. n9uB Su mir fem @ort re-
beit," befabl i6m 2af9ef. S9penots
ner nidte ftumm. SD f9id' Dir glei9
ben Qr3t." Sn &drriere fubr 9raf
2ai9et in Die Stdot 5uriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

- Eror. wDu bdtteft ibm MID.
aIauben 5onen! ginem S9auipielsr
mub man ME etpas slauben, Die f9p6s
rem ieber bummen @ans epige 2iebe.
Das peib i9 aus ei9ener @rfabrung!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

HO'F -" U'i'1 ~ wv WI OS1
6ranSi2"
sd hab' ole urfude basu."
~Wen11 er Die Slona 3i4ufatorniat
aber opd liebt9"
r9(b, larifari! 2iebt! MGoel, mad
mid ni9t milo! Sonft pirit Su ieben
Dab On mid bo9 ni6t fennf. @eil
er mein einSiger grbe lift, meint er, q
fOnnt' nit mir MAIDEN, mas err min!
Sd pia's linn aber anftrei6en!"
rpub." faete MuBi. inbem tie bos
Geit6t per5og unb 10 that, als oh fl
fi9 bor bes Nlten Corn fiirG!ete.
Der @raf muBte laden.
mSiebit Ou, Snfel, Ou laait i6or
fpieber! Sd gloub', i6 fam Did
INNER gum Baden bringen, mann id
mill"
rWenn Su mid an Die 8erlobunas.
eef9i6te, on Der Sbr i9ulo feio, err
inherit, eetpib ni6t."
,@riters itno mir gar ntht 1d3ulo
baran, fnnoern Das 9epitter. Die
2eute fdmen mitten in Dem @epitter,
mir fonnten fie bod ni6t in ben Stall
itefen ="
n@s tpGrs better eetpefen, Sbr bGttet
lie in Den Staa geftedt. SolGes &C.
iinbel eeb0rt ni9t einmol in Sen Stan!
nno 5peitens?"
Limb aipeitens mubt Su bod laden,
tpenn i9 tpiu!"
Ser Nlte la9te pirfliG.
rSiebit Su!"
Ser Ilte la9te nod lduter, unb
MuBi itimmte in iein 2a9en Elm.
sd tper0e Did dls Spabma9erin
ensagiren," faste enbli9 2ai9et,
rtpenn iG pieber na9 6oitrppeB auz
riidfabre. @init Om mitfommen2"
Mubi ientte Den &ppf Elm ipenie
uno blin5elte f9elmii3 gu benz Snfel
binauf. rGls Spabma9erin? ,@u
cpntraire.' Damn mubt Su mein
Spabmader fein."
,SeufelsmGoel! WinifSu Did iber
Seinen Snfel luitig ma9eng"
rMenn Su mid gut bsbanbeln
tpinft. fomm' i9 f9on mit."
rIbgemaGt!!" rief Der @raf.
rOas beibt, tpenn's Die Mama srs
laubt," fagte Mubi, ben Snfel pieoer
bon Der Settle aniebenb.
SEA, Die wirb's f9on %erlauben."
sd peib ni4t tpenn Der papa
unb bic Mama ausaieben miifen aus
MelSened ="
.Yummbeiten," brummte Der Mlte.
rSapon lit ia gar feline Hebe. Sept
bdnbelt es ii9 nur barum, bab mir
beioe na9 Wel5ened binein .fommen."
Gr beutete nit Der peiti9e mad Dem
S9loHe, bas binter elmer 8iegung oes
Weses auftuu9te. sd CLAUDE, bas
Sbor 1T mod INNER gefdlofen."
nWart einmal!~ rief Mubi la9enb.
inoem iie in Die Saf9e griff.
r@ds milf Su tbun2"
rSas pirit Su slsi9 ieben." sic
5pg t9r Sd13entu9 9erDor uno
f9penfte es.
2angfam fubr jest Der Wasen Den
9iigel binun.
ySolt!!" bpnnerte plObli6 Die
Stimme bes @rafen Silbio aus Der
9rngertburmlufe berunter.
sd bins, papa!" rief Mubi.
rSnfel 2af9ef min uns muir beiu9en."
uWir brau9en ieinen 8efu9 ni9t!"
tOnte es frd45snb aus Der 2ute berz
unter.
.2eg bp9 Die bumme 5linte fort,
papa!" rief Mubi. rSiebit Su oenn
ni9t Die 5riebensfabne in meiner
9dno2"
r&b fo... ulfo @initenuns Der rduz
berif9en l1eberfdne!"
rSaipobl!" f4rie la9eno @ruf 2as
i9ef btnauf.
nMbbitte?"
e. GOrtfesuns fOlst-)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
&eitte metnr.tt1.

Sonntass a dyer: n@anse
8Dlfer fonen bon Ser Sagb selebt baz
ben! Damn maBten Die ia aus laiter
Sreibern beitanben baben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Tutul.

nSft es ipabr, Dab Die reie Climb
bOla6enfabrit total abgebrannt iit?"-
rSatpobI = Bis auf Die 3inobOia9en!
Die ponten abfolut ni4t brennen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

ngetreuer Y o !. o o t E
gtner 8erliner Straffammer puro,
tiir5li9 Der 90 Sabre alte poitbptt
S9rOoer bprgefibrt. S9rDoer lebtt
febr letdtiinnig un5 unterl9lug, I'm
feinen Paffipnen frDbnen au fDnnert,
auf eirem Poitamt etpa 200 8riefe
Ser Geri9tsbof perurtbeilte i'm gu
einem Sabr feds Monaten. @efGngnit
uno orei Sabren @brperluit.
9rafonif9e Oroinana.
Der Staotratb bon gbiaicptbe, Mo.,
bat cine Sroinana ansenpmmen, tpelde
ni9t nilr Den Sonntagsi9lub oer
Wirtbf9aften errei9en, fon6erm aud
oas 9alten bon Wtrtbf9aften nabe5u
unmDgli9 MAIDEN miro. Sana9 mill
len Perfonen, ipelde cine Wirtbi9af!
balten poilen, bie l1nterf9riften elmer
Majoritdt Ser 9runoeigentbums6eiiber
Der Std6t un6 Ser @eI6Gftsleute in
Dem bstreffenoen .8lof" porpeifen, ebe
ibnen bic 9iaens ertbeilt miro. NuBers
Dem miifen tie als @arantie fir Den
itritten Sonntagsf9lub cine 8iirgs
f9aft bon $1,000 ftelen, pel6e fofprt
perfdlt, iobalo Der Wirtb ii9 ertpei9en
ldBt. am Sonntag Surftise gu laben,
ooer falls er anbere 8eftimmungen bes
9eieBes berleBt.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-02
The NirsInian.

Though nearly quarter of a million
copie, OF The Nirgiuian" have been
sold and though the novel has been
pronounced by book reviewers to come
nearer TO The requirements of classic
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-02

Serve these with lemonade. Select
large rai>n~. eat each one in two with
sharp Scissors Remove the seeds and
lay til" halves closely together on but
tered bread.
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-10
Erickson n.BeckstrOm Wedding.

Nels G. Beckstrom and Anna
Josephine Erickson were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erick-
son, in town of Viking, on Sunday
afternoon, Aug. 9Th. Rev. A. Tor
nell performed the ceremony in the
presence of about go invited guests.
An elaborate wedding dinner was
served after the ceremony, and later
on ice cream, winding up with a
sumptuous supper in the evening.
The happy couple left the same
evening for Thief River Falls,
where they boarded the cars for a
wedding trip to Minneapolis and
other points. ..... MS.
The groom is we'll known in this
city where he has been the wheat
buyer for the St. Anthony Elevator
Co. during the past couple years,
and the bride is the daughter of
one of Vikings nose substantial
farmers. A large number offriends,
including the SHEAF, wish the
happy couple much happiness and
success in life. s-"-
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-10

and he would be free. Luckily, was
able to turn him into farmyard, where
twisted rope about his neck and held
him until the halter could be read
justed.
After each calf had learned to go
pretty we'll alone, we decided to take
the two together We had made a
wooden bar about two feet long, with
metal snap at each end, and we linked
the two young animals together by
their halter rings. But the moment we
attempted to lead them, they rushed
away, got their feet over the wooden
bar, and tied themselves in such knot
that we were tired when we finally got
them apart again. The bar was after
wards found to be very useful for an
other purpose, but we never attempted
to lead them with it again. The next
time we took them out together, we
passed the halter rope of one through
the halter ring Of the other, and after
they had been tangled up q few times,
they went very well indeed, walking
and trotting along side by side for three
miles on the road.
When they had been out together half
q dozen times, we procured yoke, and,
after q scrimmage. lasting perhaps Is
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-10
GETTING AHEAD.

We are asked by young man how
Is the best way for him to get ahead
In the world. He says that he does
not want to become very rich man,
but would like to accumulate enough
property so as to be able to enjoy life.
The recipe has been often given and
as seldom followed, otherwise there
would not be so many poor people In the
world. Commencing poor, it is, first,
self denial, often OF the ancient martyr
type; then saving, little at first; then
right valuation Of ones credit. al
ways keeping 1t as a we'll protected re-
serve asset; then everlasting industry,
day and night, too, when one Is young
and tough; after little getting money
to work for one and being lender
rather than borrower; coupled with
all this an honesty in business which
is unimpeachable. There must also be
good sense used in the matter of get
ting married, the choSce OF business.
investments and the like, for It Is not
always that men 1ere both honest and
sensible. Then there should be con-
tentment with small gains and small
savings, for the most enduring for
tunes are built up little at time.
But money alone will not make the
really successful man.
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-10
For Plants and Fruit Trees.

The Practical Counselor for Fruit
and Garden Culture, of Frankfort,
recently offered a prize for the best
method of destroying plant lice, for
which So persons competed. The
prize was awarded to the author OF
the following preparation: Quassia
wood % pounds, to be soaked over
night in 10 quarts of water and we'll
boiled, then strained through a
cloth, and placed, with 100 quarts
of water, in petroleum barrel,
with 5 pounds of soft soap. The
mixture is then ready for sprink-
ling on plants infested with lice.
Leaves, even those of peach trees,
will not be injured in the least by
the solution, which can be kept
covered in the barrel from spring
to fall without deterioration. AS
soon as lice appear the leaves
should be sprinkled with the solu-
tion. If this is repeated several
times the pests will disappear
Consular Report.
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-10
The Drama of the Century.

Klaw & Erlanger's mammoth me-
chanical production of Gen. Lew
Wallace's mighty play, Ben Hur, J"
with it's lustrouss Star of Bethlehem,
it's camels, Arabian steeds, Orien-
tai trappery and mimic splendor of
the gorgeous East" is beyond dis
pute the most elaborate spectacle
eyer staged in the history of the
world. It's series of seventeen
scenes present to the eyes feast of
multifarious beauty and variety, all
act to symphonic accompaniment
of graceful music. The exciting
episodes such as the galley scene,
with it's horde of chained slaves,
the sea-fght, the rescue in mid-sea
and the thrilling race with two
chariots and eight horses, combined
with the picturesque scenes illus
trating the Wise Men in the desert,
the moon-lit lake in the Orchard of
Palms, where Ben-Hur and Iras en-
Joy seclusion and make love in Iras'
barge, the palm waving Worship
pers on Mount Olivet and the Grove
Of Daphne with it's nymphs and
Devadasi, dancing in their skins Of
beasts, to the music of the kissing
cymbals, simply captivate the great
audiences that are nightly in at
tendance wherever it is being en-
acted.
Whatever may be thought of the
purely dramatic element supplied
by William Young in his adaptation
of General Wallace's unique ro-
nance, it must be admitted that the
result is an effective popular appeal
to four classes Of play y-goers the
spectacle loving, the sensation low
ing, the book-lovers. who like to
see their favorite novels enacted on
the stage and the religious people
of the community who are always
attracted when a play containing
healthy religious influence is pre-
sented.
ben Hur" is now in it's seventh
season with no abatement in inter-
est. It's booking at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House, St. Paul, for the
week of Aug. % and the Metropoli-
tan Theatre, Minneapolis, for the
week of Sept. 4th, will attract hum
dreds from this vicinity. It will be
well for those who intend to witness
it to write in advance and reserve
seats.
Warren sheaf., 1905-08-10
500 Crosses Into Dakota.

The 500 steel gang crossed into
Dakota Monday, but only short
distance beyond the center of the
river, as the great bridge has not
been completed owing to inability
to obtain the necessary iron for it's
construction. A temporary bridge
has been constructed by the COM
pany at great expense, across the
draw bridge span, but one span
nearer the Dakota side has to be
left open for steam boat traffic. A
large number of people from the
surrounding country had assembled
to witness the coming Of the 500.