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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-10-05

J. w. Wakeman brot in a 10 1b
rutabaga today.
For SALE: The Bogart resid-
ence. Inquire of G.. A. Warner,
at the Hope State Bank.
WANTED: Girl for general
house work on farm. Apply to
MRS. L. N. WOOD, Hope, N. D.
Just arrived, our new line of
ladies' cloaks, all to be sold at
special prices.
KRAABEL & KRAABEL.
Go to Fargo to get your
teeth fixed. DR.. Sherman will
save your fare both ways. New
Edwards Building.
Phil Everson, formerly of this
city, surprised his friends by
dropping in on them yesterday.
He only remained in town a short
time.
Miss Eta Green, of Pearlee,
Ia. arrived last Thursday and is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. L. Looney, eight miles
northwest of town. She expects
to return home Friday or Satur-
day.
We still have a few copies of
the North Dakotan on hand.
Come in and get a bunch of them
to send to your eastern friends.
Only 5 cents a copy-cheape1
than letter writing. Don't wait
until they are all sold.
AS we 60 to press we learn
that Mrs. T. F. Beadle, Mrs. D.
w. Vadnie and Mrs. J.. E. Will
Jams we're also winners in the
word contest which we mention
in another column. Each of the
above ladies received due bills
for $75 to be applied on the pur-
chase price of a piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stark and
M. Hanley were passengers for
Fargo Monday evening. Mr..
Stark, we understand, will con
suit DR.. barrow and other lead
ing physicians during his visit
there relative to his af1iction
caused by the recent accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Smith and
r. E. Carpenter were passengers
for Fargo last night. They went
down to visit with Mrs. Carpen-
ter who is receiving medical
treatment at one of the local hos
pitfalls in that city.
Hope now has a prospect of
seeing one or more games of foot
ball this season. The boys are
practicing regularly under the
able supervision of Coach Brun-
dage and are making fair pro-
gress. They have received chal-
lenges from the Mayville normal
and N. D. A. G. at Fargo and will
arrange a game or more to be
played on the Hope gridiron. The
Coach would like every young
man,in town, who is interested.
to turn out and help the team in
practice and those who are not
interested can work up that feel
ing by getting in a scrimmage or
two.
One of the cleverest stock com
panies that has ever trod the
boards at the Alcasar is now play
ing at the popular little theater.
This afternoon the Barlows are
playing 1.-THE Creole Spy" which
will also be the bill tonight. To-
morrow afternoon they will APP
pear In the Shadow of the Cross
This drama will continue until
Thursday evening, when it will
be replaced by THE Navajos."
Miss Nellie Stark, who handles
the leading roles in the Barlows
repertoire, is a capable actress,
and is as clever in the lighter
touches as she is strong in the
emotional portions. Her sup
! port is also good.-Seattle News.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
A. L. Johnson made a business
trip to Sharon yesterday.
The Great Cooper Remedies at
Wamberg's Drug Store.
Miss Mabel VanDusen is visit
ing with friends at Finley.
H. I. STANDBY went to Mime
apolis last night on business.
Miss Ella Nelson visited at
Finley several days this week.
Merchant Carlson, of Finley,
was in the city Monday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Northrop, Sept. Is, a daughter.
See DR.. Sherman's ad in this
paper, before having your teeth
fixed.
P. B. Walcott was transacting
business at Fargo the first of the
week.
Want 400 acres of blowing done
apply to Murray Bros. or A. T.
Ward.
j. D. Brown is having cement
walks laid in front of his resid-
ence.
We can insure your threshing
rig while in use. Hope State
Bank.
The first days session of the
County Commissioners appears
in this issue.
James Meader brot in a potato
this week that weighs two pounds
and five ounces.
J.F. Beckerjeck was trans
acting business at Casselton
Tuesday evening.
The very latest styles in street
hats and caps at Lizzie Jefferson's
Millinery Parlors.
Just step into the Hope Res
taurant and get a good square
meal for rs cents.
Remember our Special Sales
begin Saturday, Sept. Both.
. KRAABEL & KRAABEL.
I am prepared to teach music
both, Vocal and Instrumental,
also Pipe Organ. 16tf
Mrs. P. B. Walcott.
Mrs. LANCER, of Casselton was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
j. +. Beckerjeck, the first of the
week.
Adler's clothing and overcoats,
known for it's superior style and
wearing qualities; special prices.
KRAABEL & KRAABEL.
G. A. Syvertson, who has been
foreman of the Pioneer printery
for the past four months, left for
his home at Fargo yesterday.
Try a can of preserved Hood
River strawberries at Jefferson
& Usselman's. A two and a quar-
ter pound can for 80 cents. 16tf
Parties having Farms or Town
property for sale would do we'll
to list them with Danskin & Cur
ry. Office in Rugg building.
All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the firm of
Johnson Bros. please call and
settle at the First National Bank,
Hope, N. Oak.
For Rent-Fhe west half of
section eleven, Hope township.
Ready to pillow now. Apply to
Murray Bros. or A. r.. Ward.
Money To Loan On Real Estate
M. B CASSELL& co. Sherbrooke
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On motion adjournment was ia
until l:3o p. NJ. same day.
SESSION

~
until l:3o p. M. same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board of County Commission
ers reconvened at 1:3o p. M. All
members present.
On motion the Office of the Superin-
tendent of the County Board of Health,
was declared vacant account DR.. M.
G. Johnson having ceased to be a
resident of the county, and a ballot
was taken for the election of a Sup
e%rintendent of the Board of Health for
the balance of the %uneXpired term of
DR.. Johnson: first ballot resulting as
follows:
DR.. Fl Bacharach, four votes:
DR.. w H M Philip, one vote: On
motion DR.. Ell Bacharach was declar-
ed elected Superintendent of the
County Board of Health.
The hour of 2 p. III. having arrived,
the Board proceeded to open bids for
furnishing the county with 20 tons
hard nut coal delivered in the cellar
of the county building at Sherbrooke:
The following bids were submitted: w
w Archer, $l1.2o per Jon J A Klov-
stad, 1l.2o per ton: The St. Anthoney
& Dakota Elevator Co. Hoo per ton.
On motion duly second and carried,
the contract for furnishing the county
with coal was awarded to the ST. An
thony & Dakota Elevator Co. of Bla-
bon. The following bills were on mo-
ton allowed and warrants ordered
drawn against the proper funds:
Il A Hasselquist, cash advance
ed for postage, carriage and
express -....-.. -....-.....-.---S . 10
II Hasselquist, mileage visit
ing schools and school clerks
to obtain their reports -. S 10
S Mcpherson, cash advanced
for postage, carriage and ex-
press, IS
Strandness & Furas, supplies
for sheriffs Office and Jail II 16
Finley Beacon, publishing
Commissioners proceedings
list of adulterated food pro-
ducts and other legal printing, As Go
North Dakota Publishing Co.,
publishing Commissioners
proceedings, list OF adulter-
ated food products, financial
statement & etc. y IS
o B Olson, board of prisoners
at Hillsboro II IS
w W Archer, fuel for county
building 4 80
DR. A J Heimark, quarterly
salary county physician G2 so
DR. w H M Philip. quarterly
salary county physician 62 so
O Barrett, repairing bridge on
line between sections "a and
IS Westheld twp......... 25 90
j 0 Collins, care of gas plant
three months, drayage and
work around court house a 10
w w Archer, fuel furnished
Ole Hagen, poor person 8 IS
Welo & Tie, groceries and
fuel furnished Ole Kittleson
poor person. .......... 80 80
Lion Drug Co. medicine fur
nished Jacob Syverson, $l5.-
30 allowed at ~......"~...~...-... 10 90
Steele County Tribune, sta
tionery,.~.... .............. 49,. 7 90
Steele County Tribune, pub
fishing Commissioners pro-
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ceedings, list of adulterated
food products and other

legal printing 81 Go
The bill of DR. A N Currie, $1,000
for service and attendance Marie Han
son, was on motion rejected.
On motion seconed and carried, the
Finley Beacon was designated the
official paper for publishing the list
70 real estate to be sold for delinquent
taxes for the year 1904.
On motion adjournment was taken
till 9 O'Clock a. m. Oct. 3rd 1905.
S. MCPHERRoN,
County Auditor.
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The ample
capital and sur
plu s of this
bank, it's fnan-
cial pc sition
and it's estab-
she reputa-
ton for conser-
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Official Proceedings
Of the Board of County
Commissioners.

S~herbrooke, N. Oak, Oct. 2, 1905.
The Board of County Commission
ers convened in regular session at 8
o'clock A. M. All members present.
Minutes of the meeting of July 18th
1905, read and on motion approved.
The following statement of warrants
drawn by the auditor in payment of
County officials salaries, clerk hire
and teachers at summer school, for
quarter ending Sept. Both 1905, was on
motion approved:
5. Mcpherson, Auditor. - $50 90
T. A. H%asselquist, Supt. of
Schools .~..... 300 90
G S Shippy, States Attorney 300 90
A Mickels, County Judge. 272 OF
T. Schjeldahl, Treasurer ... loo 90
Pc Satire, clerk of Court 49,. 225 90
H j Rindy, Register of Deeds 100 90
Julia Linn, Clerk for Register
Deeds ......,.... Mo 90
Mrs S Mcpherson. Clerk for
Auditor 1877 10
Edith Carhart, Teacher at
Summer School. Mayville,. Ia 90
Joseph Carhart, Teacher at
Summer School, Mayville. Is 90
On motion the following bills we're
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on proper fund:
Walker Bros. & Hardy, books
and stationery .........-. Sc 25
w E Elliott, Sheriff's fees,
mileage and expenses, Dis
trict Court II As
w E Elliott, Sheriff's fees
mileage and expenses, Dis
trict Court. 95 65
The Herald, books and station
cry, 1915 so allowed at 81 SO
T o Schjeldahl, cash advanced
for wolf bounties, teIephon-
ing, express and carriage. s As
T O Schjeldahl, cash advanced
for district court expenses. 81 90
T O Schjeldahl, cash advanc-
ed for district court expen-
ses 1856 o5
On motion adjournment was taken
..4s1 7 y ~~~ l-.
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GOLD GOLD"
Good" He Says, But Comfort Better.

"F""d that fits is better than Il gold
Eihr. says 2 grateful man.
"B fore commenced 10 use Grape
Nuts i""d 80 man on earth ever had a
wurS' iui'ic;inn from catHrrh Of the
St"n1"h than | had for years.
- could eat nothing but the very
highest f"ri ana even that gave me
great distress.
Il went through tho catalogue Of
pr, r"r.rl foods but found them IN ,cy-
rrpt Grtrc-Nutsl NOR. or less indi-
g"etih!". G'H, rating gas i'll the stomach.
'H hich IN tuln nrnduCrd headache ANA
VaiiHiis other pains ana arhes) ami
"ihrr"lS" unavailable fnr my uar
'':rhl"-% uts food have founi easily
di&rSIt'i 'tn'! HSsimilatvd. ana il has re-
M W"i my health ana Nigur aMd madc
III" .; Wcll man again. The c:itarrh al
IA" stomach has disappeared entirely
with all It's attendant ills. thanks to
Grape Nuts. which NOW is my almost
sole food. want 10 other" Name
given by Postum 20. Battle Crock
Mich.
Ten days trial tells the story.
There's 4 reason.
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Zfba Fl. kecne from Nellie \. kecfc'
horn of Augusta. for gross and con-
ffrmad habits Of intoxcation from ne
ue,. Of opiatcs and drugs. William III.
Fisher. Esd. Of Augusta for the llhrl-
liant.
I,rv Gaorsjana Thompson from
q, org. David THOMPSON, both 81 VIZ
tc.villr. for cruel aii6 abusive ti'''-
ucnt. Tn. care ana custody OF li''
minor children named ia tn" libel @lV'i
tu The lruih,r. Charles +. I"hhN"t'
ESQ. # Nutcrvill" for the hb"i!th'-
,;rnrgt. f.. Huntington from ''"'h"'
HulI:ugtun, both of Gardiner. 10" i'u''i
and abusive treatment. Charles -
Newell. ESQ. uf Richmond for ~"
llhcliaht.
Aide MAJ Talbot from Isaac Parker
Talbot boilI II Gardiner. for gross ami
,t.ntirin.l habits. Of INVESTIGATIONS Exc
tuiioGg for costs taxed al So to issue
cav g. I!ildr,:h, Est. nf Gardiner tor
lI,. lih, Hast.
Maui ~ Crawford from Gr"rf" T..
Crawford. l,,tir al .\uGlI@t:'. Tor 'Ai''ir'H
,.r!i,.lt. ..I.d being ;tbl.- t. Wnhk and
pr,..i,,.. iur I'M iihrllaut ,s:lnN+ gross.
uif.i.,lt Lli.i CRUEL neglect iud refusal
~ IruN ~. ,,iit;iIl. In;tint"m:'nrt- r-A''-
,.ul!r., tor cn>!~ tIN"d IA ~" /" i;'Su"'
Shelton .. !':l;,i,-il.. If .luGu.i" fer The
Hhtllo.'.
';,u.:,,. T.. ~ n";d:; al Sidney from
&iurgArri VI. i:.-Nn"ldn r''Sld'h"" IN
i,,uN!l. fur three years after i"SrfII"
~ irf. ia -th,. IiliuS nf th'' llhrl. ff'-
nnni }. g. l.itri,.. f.,a'l., "l Augusta Tor
IN. IiirlItiI
Eliza Arm" Of i.itchiicld from 6.
+i;t,,l Arun uf Wales, Tor cruel and
ahusiyc treatment. Til" lib' .:tru is
even IL EMISSION to rrslIiI.,. her maiden
name u! t,Iiza Kidney. Heath 4
Andrews of augusta tor IT," litr-lli!mt
..rI Wilbur II. .JIIihius, ESQ. "f Lewis
tuli for tin li""ii'"'.
charles l.. Cnontr of Augusta from
susan Isl ''unI.,.r NJ MmdHrr rnr cruel
and abusive treatment. T.. ". White
huuer. f,si., ri Augusta inr the libel
l;sui
/. "o< l.. li:r'iug from Mary Hard
iht Lu'iI If Oakland l"r three years
utter IL s"ItoiI pl-ni. I" the fling Of the
liL"i. Brown n frnwm Of Watcrvill"
Iur thr lih,.llahl.
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MARRIAGES BROKEN.
Divorces Oecreed at September Term
Of the kennebec Superior Court.

TEr following divorces were d"rrrcd
10y Jdds" iiall "A III" recent session nf
to Superior court for k"nncb' e
county.
cor" T.. HoIbro"k from Grnlgr s.
Iinibr""k. both ri Gardiner for three
years utter d..Srrtion. prior tn tie ill
in" -; TIA" Libel Execution tor Gusts
taxed At 50 {" Issue. George NJ
Frselton. E~u., of Gardiner fur the
lbcll"n..
NH NJ. MrMann from Thnnls r.
Nc Mann. both If Gardiner. for gross
and confirmed habits Of intnXic,tinn
The ear" ana custody If the minor
rhi!drvn named in tn" lihr! given +" the
mntl,r. Execution for costs taxed at
SO to issue. =. W. Whitch"usr. Esq.
oi Augusta for the librllunt.
.'lir" II. Henderson Of Chelsea from
G"''rgc II. Fl"n,lt iSnn ul Gardiner. Tor
thr''' years utter d,'s"rti"n prior TO the
iililE Of the libel. The care ana Gus
toby Of til" children given T." the moth
"r. \. &. StiIph"n, Esq. Of Gardiner
for the lihrllant
Julia Elizabeth Horrin Of Augusta
from George +. Hcrrin uf Dedham.
'ht'''N'' lpi NlIt'F Nt'tlS utter tltStIIlbli
prior I" the fling If the libel. Corn
ish 4: Blss"tt Of Augusta for the libel
LIANT.
Fred T.. ilnrn,lrn .: Augusta from
IVA May Harndcn &c Watrrboro. f"r
'rG"l ana ahusiN" treatment. The car"
and custody II the minor child given Ia
the Father. Heath x Andrews Of AU-
gusia for the lib, liant.
Jullt +. Watts If Topsham from
'e":s" j. Watts of Gardiner. for gross
~" confirmed habits of intoxica1i"n
~ uii"n fer costs taxed al $50 Ia il
sue Re;'n' x R"anr ut HHlIowcll foI.
| the lihclllnt.
A"''le H. Latliprr Of Watcrvilp from
Joseph q. Latliprc Of Benton. for cruel
| 80" abusive treatment The car. ANA
custody Of the children given To tn
! .,.oiher. Execution Cor costs taxed az
| ~ Y ISSUE. Sheldon K SawtcIIn ar
Augusta for the libellant.
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DOUGLAS ARRAiGNED
And Case Continued to Await Quito oGIe
Of kimhai's INJURIES.

Portland. Ne, oct. -. Ilcnry Doug
las was brought int" thr municipal
court. Friday, AND arrni@ncd ON u
cE,nr4y IF as4ain with intent a. kin
upon H,ni. kimball at l;rid;5ton, Tue
da.. .trr"r'ling ~ his own confession
80 hr ,sh,rin+. D"r,glI% did th, Short
InG because ne wanted kilnhaIl's Job
ana NOT will, imt',nt tn Nil ia court.
triiaH. his r;ts,- was continued Gnr 10
days. u"nding The outcome of kinlbnli'S
injuri,s r.. W.:@ held in $::0bo bonds
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
INITIATORY BANQUET
or Colby Chapter. Delta Epsilon, Held
al the Corr House.


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c,. r nai,, I,nyiIn, ,,..,, ,,i,..,,
lie, ,,.o,,i,.. un,I.., m. n,n.t ,usnicnur
TIL, II ~. ,.nny un,.n tI,is
TIT. ..,.I ~. ,,i,.l,, 49,. ,.i,..,, nvrr f.,
,..nd ce,,w.hii, and cor,.-tr,.. mrrrv-
making w III. haii hundred lu~ty
yurnII5 mel al old COLBY ANA It'ir dis
tinsuisl.eI guests. In honor - I'M hf-
fan, ihr ctInfrrt..hi,. dining han at tie
hotel W1S repeciaIly dcruratri aud
,,,id ,b.y.. do,.,...,i,r. uvriad .lcc-
,,:,. lt.4t. ,h,.,, -, ,.,r,,, ..fTule..rre
..h.,,, ,h r,.,,,,. .,.d l..It,,-I birIdI,. and
J, .,.. I'll. ,,i,.i, ,,r r,.,t,rn;iI brother
.b,,I
i, r.,.. ,,,,,,-.t, IN . n'c.lnck that
.,t .;t. . c,.,,,,.d ana 10. boys"
,,... ,t,,.;,. r,i.,.... -, ,h.. long taI,l. At
,l,.. r.,,d f;,iL. ,.rr. seated ~" guests
.aI.d .,D,+.A,rS hcindille 'r""!"''ii
Charles T.. White. -. - Of '"l"E' i'F''-
Hugh x. Hatch ~ '"ipH' ~
-Alu":, 80 -! N"ilt'E''N' ~ anu
tOa itlnasl"r. fr'sld'iH = iiN''' n
CoDnrn. III" bnnr'i' HN.Hl was
crc,iii +" its maker as "I"' "Pt!' p"i
il. ana t~n hours. nearly, N"f" passed
IN IN7 ILL., '''+.'''
Between courses. M ii''H' 81 hlil'
sin"h'- "a+ A"."n WIN UT songs. "ld
ana new lildl 't'' always - h'Eh III
favor II Ifil''l'''H - '"ii ''''a'A- i,
""ch ih'i''' WIS i ma 'riS"''I'' 'iil'''SS''i
menu "''i 49, ~ -
win i " substantial h""A Win ihr
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~ 49, i''''''.'' ''' M '''-' go T. y ''''i
H'l' sung ~ hiSiE voice. "l'rIta PSI
lnn Fore YER" "bdr Fraternity "Niv,.
!. ';.mulIr." M; Delta e." rod. tu Del
tn t'.' 'LtIriamus" ana Al TIM ON, ~.
.tnd wn'm thcs" were exhausted. In.
boys joined i'll their mighty chorus I'M
Iii tn very rIf1rrs rum. vim lIr
,.,,.,. IF y,,,,,.. I-,,.,., I,,..,. t ;hn.
,.y;u,,. a.,l nr nnurs, ~Au,d l.,n.,
.,,.
-, Pr. ,r;' r' ,',,,i, ln ,N, .'Io n'nnbr
N''' !" i'i' ldN'ilit@- = 80" mum"
wus contributed ~ Herman Il. Bates,
ri PERKINS" .,uI 'tI,uuuh il lyuS fur
,.,'.a, L,n,s ,,..i.. o.,y ',1no+, forced 10
,i'',' ''',,7 VT l.,. ,,,t.. ,,..,.
AT 10 O'Clock. President Whit" ar
,i,..J H.. ,.,,,i,,,, ,i.,,u from Mater
~, ,l,i.' ',hich v,. d,.L,y,,,
lit. It'll II ''.'''' ..;,,,,.,, IL! Iii
HE Appearances ""' ''' 'io'''' ~ ''''
standing and cheers three, times three.
welcomed the populnr president to the
t..ti,.. h,,,J
i'''''' ""'''
III" post prHndiAl vas inii Of Ftr"
spirit ana tin genial warmth OF good I'm
Iowship for.
This night / hold an old accustomed
r..isf.
U-bnr,.tn have invited ma,.s. j .r1icy+
such as 1 love; and you among the sf"r"
one more. most welcome. makes my
n'mh"r NOR.
7 he sneakers i'm tho exercises were. with
tb.jr r.spcctiv. toayts ana s,.r,rstfy,
" 49, .''N
-.
..hni th,.r ,,i+rh.i NJ. MN. II > ti,,t,i,,r
strain"
ThastmlStcr, George :. Stevenson, Har-
ward, ="
And indeed b"li"v" no man ever TALKED
t,t -. t.,,.-. ,...,.,..,,I,. ,,,,i.,.,l -, j,
httcr."
The Horiznn of II. lta Epsilon" Rev.
Charles l.. White. l., T.. Brown; IN
~ : ",,.'' ..'.Iii navy, ~
roIh" IN .,> .!t,nit, ~ Go1,,, am, i',:,.
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SoFTNESs OF sEALsKlN.
Is Riya1ed by Human Hair wber.
DandruR Is Eradlcafed.

SealsAin is admired the wor,l over for
rs softness and glosslness; ana vet the
human hair is equally as soft ard rIoesy
Mneh healthy; and the radical cause Of nj,
hAir trouble is dandruff. which IL c,.end
'I pest'ferous parasite that sa,s the
vIta!ty OF the hair ut its root. Eel, hrr.s
herilcide Is tie only preparation that il
latai to the dandruf germ. WIthout do,
druE there Is no falling i,air. but nv
tFiallt growth Of glossy, soft na,r i 80
IAN. Securing the scalp won't Gro dan.
uruh. kill the danlrufr germ. r,,orc.
ands OF women ow. their haau:irpI s,,i,.
OF Fair to NHwhro's 4erpicidc, Sofa ~.
.eaaing droFsiets. Send 1oc n s.a,cp e
70 Inc Herpici'o Co.. Detroit. Srirh
EoWditch, Webst.r e "a e,.
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kin,haII's Chances Are Improving.

I:ridgt"n, Me, Ger. 10 Benjamin
Kimhan, thr boy who was :,hrt IN
Henry douglas. TIIcsd1y, While driv-
ing on z North RridEtnn wood road.
rested comfortably through the might
and Friday. the chances for his rccov-
cry Wcrr said to he good.
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When Sandow poses and the muscles
ridge his back and knot his arms, we
think we have before us the very secret
of strength in those magnificent muscles.
But we haven't. Starve Sandow, or
what is practically the same thing, let
him be dyspeptic, and his muscle would
soon fail. Strength is made from food
properly digested and assimilated, and
no man is stronger than his stomach, be
cause when the stomach is diseased di-
0pstion and assimilation are imperfect.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases OF the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. 1t
enables the perfect digestion and assin-
ilation of food so that the body is nour-
ished into perfect health and strength.
y 81 had what my physician called indigestion;
He gave me medicine for the trouble bu: It did
me no good" writes Mir W II. Wc!!s. OF WI,
lard N. {. Il wrote to DI. Pierce and stated
my case He sent me a descriptive list ana ny
gienic rules / carried out these as best could,
bought six bottles Of his Golden Medical iJis
covery and commenced taking II. a few days
later ! noticed n great change Felt IKE ne"
man. Before began the use OF the Golden
Medical Discovery suffered greatly with pam
was very thin in flesh, but now can eat hearty
and sleep good at night"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt OF stamps
to pay expense Of mailing 0nlr. Henu
twenty-one one-cent stamps for the pa
per-covered book, or thirty-one stamps
for the cloth-bound volume. Address
Dr. X. v. Pierce, BEffalo, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
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The. witi - no rniyersalst :-"r-
vices i'll his village. Sunday, oct. y.
the pastor taking this rs - vacation
Sunday.