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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-13

owned by the company near that
city.
Vote for Cunningham tomor-
row.
Special Agent Britt Of the
Great Northern is in the city
from St. Paul.
Louis Devoe of st. Paul, repre-.
senting the Western Supply com
pany, called on the Bemidji
plumbers today.
J. w. Irwin went to Blackduck
this morning on business connect.
ed with his logging interests in
the vicinity of that city.
H. J. Manley, in charge of the
survey of the new Crookston
Lumber company spur north of
( Wilton, spent Sunday in Bemid il
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Smith re.
turned this morning to their
home at Detroit after having
spent the winter in Bemidii at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
A. B Smith.
| e. K. Hogenson and Ole Soder.
berg expect to return tonight to
their homes at Grafton, N. D.,
after having spent several days
in Bemidji and at points on the
i M. & I, north of this city.
When bilious try a dose OF
Cham berlain' S Stomachand Liver
Tablets and realize for once how
quickly first class up. to date
medicine will correct the disorder
For sale by Barker's Drug Store.
/ |. 0. Ingebretson came down
from his homestead in the Bic
Fork country this morning and
left this afternoon for Detroit
where he will enjoy a short visit
! before returning to the claim.
! A spring tonic that makes rich
red blood. Brings strength
health and happiness to the whole
/ family. Nothing equals Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a
spring tonic. 35 cents. Barker's
/ Drug Store.
Wm. Chisholm has resigned
/ his position at the Golden Club
and left Saturday night for Du
aluth, where he will accept an
.yother position. He has been
's.tst .
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-13

succeeded by A. J. Gilman of
| Minneapolis.
Vote for Cunningham tomor-
row.
Oscar Miller left this afternoon
| for Cass Lake, where he will visit
friends for short time.
The two months old baby boy
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Steele is
suffering with a severe attack of
bronchial pneumonia.
| r. j. F'enton and son, Roy, will
leave tomorrow morning for Los
Angeles, California, where they
will remain for at least six
months.
S. G. Nelson is in the city today
from River Falls, Wis. Mr.. Mel
son expects to accept position
| in the near future with G.. A. Tul-
Ter, but has not as yet learned
where he will be located.
Mrs. I. S. Boyer entertain Sat-
urday afternoon at a O'Clock
dinner, plates being laid for ten.
The guests were afterwards en-
tertained by vocal and instru.
mental selections.
i Colds cause congestion and
costiveness. Fluids which should
pass through the bowels and kid
neys are secreted by the nose and
throat. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea will positively cure. 81
cents. Barker's Drug Store.
| Mrs. WI. Brooks left this
morning for Phoenix, Arizona,
where she was called by a mes
sage announcing the critical i'll
mess OF her brother in-laW, Chas.
z. Miller, who has suffered with
tuberculosis for some time past
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Miles were
| iagreeably surprised Saturday
evening by a number Of their
friends who gathered at their
home on Bemidji avenue to spend
the evening. Games, stories ard
1other diversions passed the time
away until midnight, when an
elaborate supper was served.
Iver a. Krohn, one of the
county commissioners Of Clear.
water county and a prominent
merchant of Shevlin, was IN the
city today on a short business
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-13

There is more Catarrh in this
section Of the country than all
other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with
! local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven
|catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls
ICatarrh Cure, manufactured by
the E. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional
fcure on the market. It is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. It#acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it
failed to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F. J CHENEY & Co.
TOLEDO, ONO.
Sold BY Druggists, Is cents
Take Halls Family Pills for.
constipation.
Vote for Cunning CHAM tomor
row.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

. stgeh N Lcuo .inr Eunonu uuo Saris an.
Observation-Disclosures,
81 W~rnoonoo. Hrru, Nurf.
ar'bnr ". Rubion,
1N SItNaltiniore, Cir.
mt aittn tiate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Wcrhants' e WinrrS' granSpor
totiuu Eumunnu.

Tampfcr r9tntcu.
gu6 Ypiion NM ncm OiteF: icben W'ontua
Eicilfing, EomleriluG umi Sumitae, Gbenos
b lbr.
Aaf Frnhioerce II benz Citcn: ieoen Conn
tag. Wiittuuh uuo 6rcitnI, Nncubs @ ,'br.
Wudb Teupurt E.WS unh giorfo.f: tiaItt
um q libI @benNS.
Grncat mrS iiqiih uts r p6r gbenhs fit ar
bent 3uoc nbfubrtnoC Sampler nnaerpmneu.
TGh SnbdnInb WUo Dem Siihen: icocn Diem
itGo, Bouncri.ng mn SamitdR. Nbenoa O libr
NoIiuncr tIno Prominence Hdmpier fabrea
bon be- sGerite am 3IIsc btS 9onasBrds ub;
Snnounut Dnmpicr bon Der 8erlte am 5ub'
Der Beit SnIs.stnernc.
IS. ". Cunningham. Nafut,
eoE0'Spd.
y. Y. 9utuet, S.P.Haent.
" =. sttbbine. @tH. .p'aR.
errptbnrrdu sbbcn.9de Serman. nab
Siast.straBe. tt3,I&S)
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Gbelapratc Tnmpicr'GompaNnie.

SvNlNf'htN ~N"'fINN >N"f"N'''
6te(apcatc2iu.e.
Gl.acv.e BniIaater samptct .Guouftd- NM
.N!lnnin" ran
EIf fpiut Comfort unp AcrtoH, u.
S1rfpfer otriuifeH Wdltiutplc tanlt6 tati&Is
noil',leH Sonnt1Qa) nm u 30 NbeIos lno Tom
men IN Slh Rctlt comfort nm y nht U}orasnt
hlto In Ycr,pIf nm 215 U(nrFeHs an. ut
lthlIebtTb. on bic Giicubnhn3apc. mao amer
Oprt,NtOet9inle
eIeaants yafa9ier GqmplI .s5ae'o'is' nn'
nan gfsit. .:otut uuo aifmonh. Ra.
SdBtnier beridnrr d'atilmore iaailt (niisat'
iIofIlnlei. ScnntopS) r1 + llhr Puhrtittdas uni
foinIttn 3u 98etsRriU. uyl 1880 NSctneue uni
5i Midbmone I'm 0.26 H'rGcns an.
Die AT WiDntngcn W,t!iuCtctt nn6 Gtctto9en
bon NnItimure abfdtrcrbC9 HnntiLer. luo be
poll taeff ,Foint on 9teiltuGer. DonntritlQen
END Gnfifinqen n%hinbrcti, lcRcr IN Sloltcetter'
Boi:'t liuo wlutoHb's n; "ho tc at Oteiiin'
aeT. Eonierftngtn uno SnnnltdlCl oplt I1nll'
Etnre urto nu Wlont1pcn, VditIoohcr allo tttet
tiHtn bon WeitsSSoirt cbInbtEnnFH 9urlplet
iiteGen lri Yot.tclun nno Gla0'1nhi an (bet ann
htQem 9Seiter).
Eamptsr u~erlaien galtlmprs nom Eitr Rr. IS
umo 10, piabtittaBtr.tgettte.
GiirfbsglIeic nat olel 9,nniiel ionnel 90
nbett @cpcd niiGcGcbcn mo 0athieIjl Hini,t
TN s'oriiS %reIerOirt tuCy6rn ~ btu gteitgen
8~tnrtNiireulr: Va. 3i7, Woto.N bnrltS' Strnbt,
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Strnbe, ooer ben SuUpl l%lrenug: VI. BOO,
taht.etrahe, Baltimore, NIB.
Ser Ms .8sina sssgetfltb, on y, y ao SSISI. r.ua.u
(. q. We1anud. 6nIfsCssr 'PoH. 'hssrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Y%enujDlbaniasS ahn.
Taf BEN @eHem uuo Rutoen.

u pNht <ShhNh ~ toNOtNN
TerIailcl ole @alocrtStatIon, lule tolat:
40 DlorSens, ia9llb lunloltStu.ton 444 WIors
lcIl5J, nuJ5 gSilluHSpprt mo Sud Dnpttl.
$40 Yurmittaos (llIlirisSt0tIun S.55 Norm.J.
lugllb, lGGD Bitisburg. chicago, 9lnCtnfat:.
loulsotlc. Ct. Gonie.
$40 Nutmittags ulniorsSt utiOn $3.50 Torm.),
tdGlt1, nab buffalo (ntu GIMP JrtuTl Sumo.
tom. NIT ourtaGebenoem BUFFET BarlorsgSog'
Gor mo 9ond. Srte idgIib ulO 9toheiier
ia 8ormtttaas Qlriou.s tnttou tt.55 Borm.).
tdg.bb, nab BIttsbnrg uno 9ItoeInno; Ne
1 10 RVg %a d'IU f1ass'd COON on SER pf uttSfi' giiattou) tao,
I'D, Itmlteo, nab EittsbIrH. 96lcdBo, 9leUe.
!ano. IoIeOo, Detroit. cincinnati. GoutoOtuf
800 HaGmtttnas (pun ber unionsStatton) tde,
Il6. g5lt Beuninluania ssseiaI" II sinnosa
800 Iahmittaas, tdglih (oou ber untousSt1.
tom. nab 4itt5hnrg, Gbtcaao, g1fbotle (0iu
@treigEnti mo eouiSotuel. St. Gou's urt
100 NbsuSS. td9Ii6 (bnr Der lntorsS %tattoI).
mad 6bttaBp, G%iebclatto
s,3G gbenos. tialtb tpon Der linton StnttoH).
$50 Nbenos. tdglib lpun GER Union. Slnttunl,
tnh buffalo Ipla emporium 3niIttionA NM
rur0Gcbene:n Acknowledgment T. Gonb,
900 !beunS, ti1!id lurli Der lnlon'S tattor).
HLh Fittobur1, Gbtcdao. eleuclano. GiitriIE
rntt. @rie mo gtrbcftcr.
in9llD. Lut Eiit@bnrq. Gbttdao, Lo!coo, Nos
hcitct mo sric; GleecIano. nns8enornri,n
GG6 NmiGpoIis 7.3t Sorm;iiaes nno $40
&oba!!togS an ssoaenlaeer. SorHlaas. 800
nan nrr a,rpfoeui.e trose,
G.t5 WurucTg IIIIS U25 gIbcIos an ErtbeIp
tnnsi ma Eb'inSeInbin
BON Der uni1ns Station.
Iah llhIi,ormhin MN Hfu.Wprf.
800 ginmm' Is unnrciiinnoI pimiteb." tduli0,
ur Mem Whit, lis y AZ OO2 uln .III5
Cuur y,0n prrD yprui 40 05, $40. 20.
+6il gntbg,. 2 10 It1io ii.95 sIbcubs mi
gNntcutuIrI G1uutnuS IAs mn 1000
TuTst. % 0V "a "a. -b45 ytudhm 30
m0 Il2I .ih,rGe,
Z ur IhluocluUin. AiN. $50. $40, 9.20, 1t.01
Born. ca 3GI. An Tntbm, 1886 uuo
G.45 gucros an m gSobc,itaoSi' sonntaes,
$50, 751 Norm., BOZ, J.b7 Tunrt., sB.S6
muo 6 - WbruoS
ginb 2Olou obuc gGnO0nniu,bfet, $40 Norm.
an Mu6Cutuucu nm +G.AJ y.beItnS tiuIin.
g,ab Nclniur uuh ocn hnuptfiu0lItbiter 3iuifteu.
itntiuncn an pr 0clamnrc > EiuiftOn, $50,
1.l5 Surm.. $50 mo Ih7 ytadhln. an gputheit.
inNcH lntO i.hO HtbCu0a tdalih.
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40. I43 Sl1. So. ql9. O.3t g,urnr,
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6Iu 5pt. coo go, IN 2 ~ a no qiuli.
trnI III Sp5' \ X @ ~ mn q * wbctSA
an Nnbrutnurr' Sr,iulooS . % OH eto
T1E VII y Il Y X Z" 4, warm % ok
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va ~ 81, ~, it,n,a"'' "7'", 'o-33s az ,,nh
az oIIh ,''1 N'"''''}' ''i' o'-o' 'i' H"'
0,nh orn nCW II = az r,rr,i,to,A 10 10 IN
GohhllilnN9 600 |hcnoe an, gSobcliid9eH;
SollinN@ 500 N'nrRcIlH lno 900 NnciIoe.
"tluiltl, eoNl. clUc HtprCB, G.6l Dtorpehs hho
zlI "uulWtlluNs tWNUD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

ms Honb jicbt. So limo !. y. i'm
lcbtcn Sabre nod 0cn amtlihcn DC
rid)tcn nca &riCN@ NcpurtcmCnta in
Wolhin0ton nid)t mcni0cr ola f. 4rp
sent Der Wnnnl60lt 0clcrtirt. 9tid)t
bc''cr, ia, otcllcid)t nod id)Iinmcr
licht Is in Der Wiurinc ans. Gle Ser.
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ocrt SdI0d)tldiiic 5r burClt, obcr lie
bobcn rld1t cllumOl NcntN Siii}icrc
ltn0 Wtutrulcn iilr bic Tlottc, mcld)e
tic NcNcrnu0rtiA bciibcn. 3uocH last
Die SiId)ti9tcit Der Src Siiiiicrc picl
SIT lpiln'tcn iibriN mo oic mciitcu
'll0 81 alt. 3Chn Der Gontrc N0mis
r0lc 50blcn ilbcr Of Sabre ul0 oO>
Ellrd)ldlnltta NltCr ser Gapit0llc be.
tr10t 81 Sabre acQcn is in GnNluno
ltno rs III GCutidInn0." 3umSfluE
crtI0rt Der Sd)rCibcr, ser icincn 9to
men tilr'orGlld) ucrldNuctgt: Sic
Nnlcritollcr limo Eotriotcn, obcr mr.
nit 0cnt Mrm0mcrf. Ger Sol0otcn.
ltolto nIa ioIdcr lit ibucn ucrbuBt."
Ncuc Go|nfliftc 6m den
Ncutl den un0 G5chCn.
Nll3 W0brc1 ucr0cn lpCitcrc bllI
tiNc 3uiunlmcnlt0Bc Juiidlcn Gjcd)cn
mo NcutIhCn Ncnlcloct. Ger
lhIimnlitc OCriClbcn crci0nctc iid) iii
ErobniB. lin NIittcrnodt 500 Gin
MnlrIc BON G}cd)Cn ollrd) Die Naltpt
ltrurcn Der Stoot mo idluN Dir
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ocnlclbcn nit ctncm NuAcl bon
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lniica oca p]crltorbcncn a6nioa Nj.
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oc9 crmoroctcn &0r,i0a %Hllcronocr.
bc1onnCn. IS limo piclc Hu1ltar
QcultGnoc uurholl0cn, inter ibncu
toitborc &oicn nit Nilocrn, elm sc
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Gin 5uhlrcidJca Guntinocnt ppnNic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
@eitern InrDIano GiIcnbnbu.

Srat ON IL. Suni 1905 In 0rnt.
8lge o~erluttcn SlllcH,S% iniinIt. lpte tOl9t:
saaitiL
4.30 frlb 49, Comet YSoit6us. Snugiitrte, ga
mn nusq tromlleu Goiiuings y Y. ". n.
ebambcrsbnrg. Wtoriiusbnrp. einteiiet iiilh
PnItte an Der Gbffapeafe & Nciicrrl Dnbn.
i0.Uc glbenos - M.iD,n. ndn llrtc n grIbg,.
cGG!tI, arsaeucmmen Sonntnas.
100 WioraCn5 49, gJrf. Y, q 8. Din, Il. SGutt'
ttite olllitb bon Gmoro'Sruoe, eSrItsIe uio
" 40. n ".
cod. g6ippcusDurN 5rs6erid. Gmmitsbnra
mo ". K VI. R3 Bis SbeunnboOb.
1912 Shri. - Ntfom. nab Union 9rioge,
Upr, mo q ,ftbablrp.
LOO Nadm. = 9liiout. huh emo-b @rrss.
2.25 giGdbt1. - aiiom, lint SmUtD'Sr, OF.
3,25 Nudln - Glue WourtItn 9rp. (PnrIor'
Garl 'erner Treberid lno Sancod
$50 NnbH. - SL3. nab Dori uno ". & 8.
Jtnt'ton.
APO Nn6nl. Dc5t s6neusGEp.; icrrer
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4.25 Sa@m - linton gribae affurn
10. Slamn. - 8IO. Puffte an herSduptiirte,
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penSbtra.
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$50 8utm. - gliorH. ilnf Union gr,bee unb
6dllobsr.
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billet ilno 0epid'gflreuu Er. 25, BeftinI
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Sdit MOI ul iBenn1 .saos. sSlati0n.
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.. 81. cspea. q. q v.
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3nr Gbinricniraac.
Grrd) GrIoifcr ncS N~crtrooa nit
China iou Is an cincm Weicb iiir
oic Gcportirlrg icblcn.

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Dab i~tbcrbnilpt fem MuSihllb @cicb
oorbon0cn III, oui WrunO 0clien Gbi.
neIcn a%ltSgciuicIcn iucroen f0nncn.
Ter NuSgon9 ocs Ero5ciic8 bcrilhrt
plcle Gbine'eit, iucld}c lid gcgenuGr.
tl8 III 0eit Scr. Stootcn oltfholten,
mo 1T bon 9CoeutunN fir idnlnltli
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Die GniidDeiblrg, ipic lie oltd) lulltcn
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@ltniten Der Gbineien ousfaQen ioa.
tc. Iit Sod)e miro poronsiid)tlid)
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men.
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Raft sr Nellie iHS AasIane tiisrst q
Ratne. VT. All. et. Hant etlaee.
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gtabtirt 1880.
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Nelu.Yurf cIait;idc WrndbGnbtr,
ohue Geber,
i5nnen 9np itb Jiatt eetraaeD petoeu.
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lpslde nlt rpicu. ielbft bet'm gaoen ntdt.
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,uetd,e iuo Spiififsu.prud,bdnber.
TO arranp!rt, oab feline Beebrten 8unoen befiens
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NIe Vru6bduocr, Qanbngsu unb SnItri.
m.nie peroth earantigt, bab lie pajen, unb
aui's eaubet'te rno Nelle nrgeferfigt.
;Shr TnmrR Hno 5immer
uuter NuITjdht BON Utdo. Reinbarof borbanbeu.
Wb. 2elepbon: 9onrtlanb 1854.
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Enrutoaa.Strrbe ~. w & " .1ebdu6tj, 1Wr.
I26 iie.eroaetuos, 9t. Nobaissiatiou oosr
GamoenrS tatinn.
., q. Martin, War, PaN. 9rdffic.
q. NJ. eaHet. Gen. .gsan ..yiaeut
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NnuaruliS, W1t g~ionnlsGiattuH. i7b0 uro
2si5 Borm. 10 30 tno II. 90 Eutut. Gnnthen'
Citation. II 90 nnb 1900 Rornt.. ne. 90 Writ.
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Norm: SnEtoelIS iato on I.3b, fa0O, Mih ilno
1000 Bornl. li,20s 800 llro '5,2n ylatnl.
Nlndeter, nj. 5ouul stetiort. 10 sIo,It.
mo l2.43 JnbIr. 9untocasS taltoiI. 1.2O Bcttt..
10 90 lnb $3.50 giahm.
sastrstepn. 'C,t. Robnl. eiation, 1916 sor.
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g3osm H.S % 2 b5o Eth g li95, 1850 900
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earaS nno ei,ten MI, jiogaI station '24o
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08
Hc spoke Japanese.


They told this on Pittsburger "
"a dead now and therefore shall
mmeless. but the story is still tc
about Washington when crowd
newspaper men foregather and talk
over old times and happenings. 1t was
during the Harrison administration.
and the Pittsburger was hot on the
trail of consulship. Several were
suggested and rejected by the appl..
cant, who didn't want government
sit at Dahomey or some other out OF
the world place, but first class charge.
Finally he picked on Yokohama as
the place where he would like to rep
resent Uncle Sam and secured an au-
dience with President Harrison.
"But do you understand the impor-
lance of this positionY' asked the pres
ident. "Can you speak Japanese"
Oh, yes. the applicant understood the
Importance of the position; also he
could speak the language.
"Well." said the president, "let me
hear you speak II"
"All right! Ask me something in
Japanese"
There was laugh all round, but the
Plttsburg man did not get the posi-
ton. --Pittsburg Dispatch.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08
His Latest Request.

There is a clever lad who will get
his living in this world. For playing
truant maternal authority cut Off Ills
supper. Casting one fond look at the
authoress OF his existence, he paused
at the door to say:
Mother, am going TO die. and when
/ am no more / wish the doctor TO cut
me open and look at my stomach
The maternal heart was filled with
awful forebcdings. and the maternal
voice asked what he meant.
Il wish il to be known" he answered,
~that l died of starvation"
This was enough. The small boy was
triumphant and retired to bis little bed
gvrged to rcpietion.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08
List Of Advertised Letters.

Following IL list of the letters re-
naming uncalled for ia the East Tor.
dan 'postofilce for the week ending
April 3rd, 1905:
Close, JOhu
Derenta, Mrs. Ellis
Gibbard, Mildred
GALLOWAY, Minnie
Hunt. Mrs. j. j.
Hunt, Myrtle
Lorenzo, John
Teachnorth. Clayte
Wilson. Boyd
FRANK A. KENYON. p. Nj
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08
"SaYED uY life

That's what a prominent
dru ggist said of SCOTS
Emulsion a S h ort time
ago. AS q rule we don t
use or refer to testimonials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
S i m ar expressions are
made so often in connec-
ton with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy Of
occasional note. From
infancy to old age SCOTS
Emulsion offers a reliable
means OFF remedying i'm
proper and weak develop.
ment, restoring lost flesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The az t i 0 II OF
5cott's Emulsion is NJ
1}ore ct q secret thotl The
IMPOSITION Of the Emul
IN itself. What it doe.
does through nourish
ment-the kind OF nourish-
ment that cannot be OBJ
tanned in ordinary food.
No system is too weak CT
delicate to retain Scott S
Emulsion and gather good
from It.
"a We viii send you
!: !: !: !: !: !" !. !: !. !:
SM>A sample Tree.
81 A%M BE sure that this pictt-- in the
wv ISASA form Of u lshei thl wrapper
M\ NExIlT IA ot every bot,ic o. Emulsion you
f1-i,NNtF-J{ ia Busy.
2.TMyl9 SCOTT & BOVINE
~}A Tx Chemists
TX - 400 Pearl St., N. Y.
SEsssssA- SOC. and ST. all druggists.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08
Pima Gauze.

Pima gauze, made by the women of
the Philippines from pineapple spikes
alone, is as delicate as chiffon and far
more durable. They use only the best
leaves. and these. tied into bundles. are
placed under heavy stones i'm the bed OF
running stream. After two or three
days of this treatment they are exposed
for time to the action of the sun and
air. Each piece Is closely inspected to
make sure that the process Of decom-
position was thorough, and If It was
not the leaves are subjected second
time to the operation. The hbrous
threads are at last wholly separate
from the cellulose and ugnose particles
and cleaned from the sap and gummy
substance. The whole is then beaten
with wooden mallet grooved on the
face like a futing machine. The threads
are kept moist while this beating is in
progress, and the separate threads are
thus blended into one mass. In color
the fibers vary from cream and light
gray to pure white. After the pine
apple cloth is finished figures are
stamped on 1t with blocks and after
ward worked or embroidered by hand.
Chicago News.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08

Entered at the postoffice ut East Jordan,
Michigan. as second class mail matter.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08

NH 10 In any form are dangerous health.
HnEN dcstroying dea th-dcaling. - cents
~ insures your life A trial jar OF
Hermit Salvc will prove IT'S infallibilitv. = &c
SOC. All druggists. Hermit Remedy Co.. Chicago.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-08
Detroit s. Charlie.
VOix K. K

Time Schedule In effect gu day, Jan'y
lst. 1905.