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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-05-18
A Stormy Month.
Il Pref. Hicks Is Correct May
VIII bs Stormy Until the End
Of the Month,

Below we give Prof. Hick s
weather forecast for the balance
OF the month:
The third storm period is cen
trail on the 18th, covering the
10th to Goth inclusive. The bar
mometer will fall about the 18th,
with corresponding increase in
temperature, all followed by VIC.
lent and far reaching storms of
rain, hail aud thunder. In every
probability a daily cycle of heavy
rains and thunder storms will
set in at this time, repeating
themselves about the same hour
of the day and night for several
days in succession. The series
of storms will terminate in a
wide and sweeping storm of rain,
wind and thunder, followed by
change to much cooler.
The second storm period is
central on the 22d, 23d and Oath.
The daily series of thunder and
rain storms, started at the third
storm period, may continue into
this reactionary period. The
general crisis or elimination will
come on and touching the oath
and 25th. Rising barometerand
change to cooler will follow.
The fifth storm period extends
from the 9th to the 31st, being
central on the Goth. Falling bar.
ometer with more rain and thun
der will advance eastward over
the country during the lastthree
days of May. Rising Barometer
and change to cooler will lseeI
close on the heels of these
storms.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-05-18
Religious Unity.
The Grand Forks Herald Speaks Of
Unity In Church Matters at
Starkwsather.

The choice by lot ofthe denom-
ination of a new church at Stark
weather has attracted consider
able attention. Among those
who organized the church the
Methodists and Congregational;
lists predominated. The choice
therefore lay between these two,
and as a result of the drawing
which was had the Methodist
church was selected as the one
with which the new organization
should affiliate. The incident is
one OF hundreds which show that
the spirit Of blgotry and intoler-
ance is dying out, and that there
is a growing realization that a
church is something more than
a written creed, and that it's life
depends on something different
from the manner in which it is
oficered. 1t is not long since
the idea was quite general that
the individual, to bea loyal sup
porter of one church must be at
war with every other church.,
and this view was put into gen.
eral practice. 1t is not long
since an incident like that at
Starkweather would have been
impossible, and when, instead of
one church. we'll supported and
doing a worthy work, with the
support and coo peration of the
entire church going population,
there would have been possibly
three or four little struggling
bodies of believers in as many
peculiar doctrines, with as many
pastors half starved to death
each trying to proselyte from
the others, and with a condition
of dissension prevailing through
out the place. Today all the
churches retain there formal
creeds, but in most cases they
are merely formal, and the aver
age membership of any church
knows little and perhaps cares
less about the purely theological
portion of the book Of doctrine.
The preacher at one time con-
sidered it his chief duty to
preach doctrine, and to confound
unbelieyers in his particular
brand. The preacher who was
given to the preaching of theo-
logical doctrine today would
speedily find himself without a
congregation, for the people of
today demand life in sermons
rather than doctrine.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-05-18
Terrific Rae. With Death.

"Death was fast approaching"
writes Ralph T. Fernandez, of Tam
pa, Fla, describing his fearful race
race with death, ':as a result of liver
trouble and heart disease, which had
robbed me of sleep and of all interest
in life. l had tried many different
doctors and several medicines, but
got no benefit, until began to use
Electric Bitters. So wonderful was
their effect, that in three days l felt
like a new man, and today l am cured
of all my troubles" Guaranteed at
III. Fl. Bateman's drug store: price SOC.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-05-18
Wisconsin Inspection.
North Dakota Wheat Wnl Have
Option Of inspectors sf>Two
States.

Grand FORKS, May lO.-Undef
a law enacted at the recent ses-
sion of the legislature Governor
Sarles is directed to recomend a
citizen of this state for appoint
ment as member of the Wis
consin grain inspection board,
the appointment to be made by
the governor of Wisconsin. Up
to date the Wisconsin governor
has not asked Governor Sarles
for such a recommendation. From
Superior it is announced that an
agreement has been reached by
the grain elevator and railroad
interests which will result in the
success of Wisconsin grain in
spection at Superior.
The agreement was made fol-
lowing q conference held some
time ago in st. Paul by the Su-
perior board of trade represent
atives, Dakota grain men and
officials of the Great Northern
road. Since that conference the
board of trade at Superior has
held several meetings and has
accepted the proffered olive
branch and other railroad and
elevator interests have fallen in
to line behind the Great North
ern. In substance the agree
ment is this.
All grain consigned to Super
ior elevators will be weighed by
the grain and warehouse COM
mission stationed there under
the Wisconsin laws. This will
insure sufficient fees to make
|the board self sustaining and
guarantee it against death
through any fight which would
affect it financially.
All elevators are to be thrown
open to the receipt of grain
whether consigned for Wlscon
sin or Minnesota inspection.
All coarse grain IS to be in
spected by the Wisconsin in
|spectors.
Any grain specially consigned
for Minnesota inspection, may
be given that inspection in Su
perior houses. This will enable
such roads as the Great North
ern, which has no elevators il
Duluth, to continue to handle
} grain at Superior regardless o
} the inspection.
The Wisconsin commission j:
to reserve the right to with
} draw the permit to allow Mime
sofa inspectors at Superior
} if it is found at any time that TIN
agreement is not working salts
factorily.
In return for the concession
the roads and elevator concern!
profting by it agree to do al
they can in the course Of the
} business to help make the new
j inspection q success.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-05-18
Cleared for Action.

When the body is cleared for action
by DIR. Kings New Life Pills. you can
tell it by the bloom of health on the
cheeks: the brightness of the eyes: the
firmness of the flesh and muscles; the
buoyancy of the mind. Try them. At
H. H. Bateman's drug store, 25 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

inga ON the outskirts Of the village.
whms ClarlsHo Clarke lived. An
apple checked little brother came to
tho door 10 answer the knock,
Yes. Claay'a At home" he said
"But shea fixing chicken FOR
papa'a dinner. And then she's got
my trousers 60 mend
10 five minutes Clisay came In.
How ho happened 10 speak out the
dear Wish OF his heart be never
quite knew. lie could only remoms
Der that she stood before him In all
her fresh young beauty. like hn-
man apple blossom, and that be
loved her.
Aud after he had One arm thrown
oareaalnEly around her waist. be
told har Of the morning occurrence.
Until then. dearest. looked
upon you "a a sort OF an unattains
able luxury-a star 10 be worAhiped
afar off only. I knew ! was only a
village doctor. with more ambition
than practlee-for the present, a.
least. hut now feel that ! may
venture 10 hope. win you run the
rlak of sharing my Beanty fortunes.
Gllsay7'
Willingly" she said. looking up
into his face. with her frank blue
eyes. And. 20 tell the truth" she
added amilingly. = am almost glae
that YOU are not a rich man. he
cause. dear. / shall be- ~ glad. 50
proud. % help you in my humble
way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
The Girl Who Did the
Homework

MY dear fellow" said hartley.
YOU can NO more afford such a
Wifo than you can Afford a steam
yacht
There's no occasion 90 tell me
that. mournfuliY replied Dale. Il
am only a struggling Young doctor
III do my best 70 keep away from
Miss Clarke's faseinailans In the
future"
"A sensible dselsion. stick "a
your eoiors Clsay Clarke il moth
lng on earth but society bale
DR. Dale recolieelcd later chat h.
had aald something Ca CiHsy about
going 90 the Clarke cottage.
1t won't do. he said 20 himself
4 had better keep away"
And 90. instead Of following the
dearest inclination Of his heart. h.
hetook himself 20 the public library
'l'ii read up thai case on the tn
xsstlgation If cholera microbes. f" he
thought Hut he bad not fairly en-
tered into the micrabs question
when the twltter of sweet girl voices
from the adjoining aieove struck
upon his ear.
oh. CikaY Clarke" aaid one 4
called for he1 and eha wouldn't
come II Was habiag dny. aud there
was CisHy, NJ TO her elbows in flour
and spices
Well. never sald the ether
oh. she do@s all the homework. e
said the first speaker. acofnfully.
lika any hired servant"
'Iow does ahe find time for her
music and oil painting" asked the
second.
Oh. she gets up early. She says
tho best time OF the working day Il
bcfure breakfast. She finishes the
houNewnrk. hews for tho family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
Bread or N Stone

Can read about that Of the thousands starving
OF
feeling modern
These the wives English 10
there work the
ia no depression Of
lahorera O wofk
And winter they
There is nothing q he
dtshearcntns %
o to he egaton
offered workmcn absolutely
He-premler Enkand-gaye
nociat
They asked Tor bread aud ne them stone
Is . springs
thousands
10
civilization condition and theory.
ineurahls brains feel
sick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
Celebrates River
Opening

VANCOUVER. Moe 17.-ThiH
city celebrates last night as II never
oaisbrated before aud probably viii
never celebrate again, on the oeoa-
sion OF the opening Of the govern
ment channel IN the Columbia river.
which allows depth OF "a feet In
the river AZ 10 lowest stage of wa
ter. thus allowing vessels Of almost
the largest aiEa TO enter this port
Vancouver IL now at the head ~
deep water navigation and. after n
fight Of years. the desired end has
nj last boon attained. SpeeeheA
were made by Gov. Mead. Senator
Auknny. Congressman Jones', Mayor
Crawford. Senator Rhnds, United
States government officials, Judges
and prominent citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

The thoughtleaa Of old asked !.
sCan God spread a table In the Wild
erness9' What cannot GOD dvg
There ara thousands Of we'll su-
thentieated examples scattered over
thin country and others, 81 all Kinds
Of Ho-eaiiea incufahie diseases and
accidents, TINT have beetk, hShied
through Gods power IN nnkwtr 10
the truntful prayers of his servants
without the use Of drugs dr bthtr
material remedies.
JOHN NJ. SHOOK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

Makes ali her own dresses.
doesn't ahe7"
"Yea. and her mothers. too That
satin dress abe wore Mt the narts
last night was her grandmother
bridal gown made over. and the
pearls were borrowed from Miss
Layton"
The perfumed silken flouneaH
ruatled cut OF the library; the
sound Of chattsriug voices died
away and atill nr. Dale aat with
his pencil In his hand. staring down
AT hiA memorandum book. Cisay
then. was no mere butterfly,
lie went straiEhtway 20 tho cot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
YOUR MONEY is SAFE

only " hen u IL safely Invested.
burglars can annoy you. bad loans
may cripple you speculation may
ruin you. The State Bank Of Seat
tie b. safe because u u governed o.
a conservative basis. II holds your
money where you can get " quickly
and without danger OF loss. We pay
per cent interest on Savings De
ponita. interest compounded twice a
year.
TIKI STATE BANK Or SEATTLE
sssIh
==ssss----
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
ECSNs~F~-~sNsA~N~-rsssS u NsF~s
! WITH STAR READERS |
1Or4~N~--ANA~~~--Ar- ~. s>~>>A~~>~~~--Ae-~SOc)

Editor Seattle Star ilrpvol For
your condemnation o. ana afgu-
mehta against the aoonlled "Mefci-
fui death melted out 20 victims Of
train wrecks, diabetes. eomaump-
ton. cancer, hydrophohla or lock-
jaw" Ii Il possible 10 correct one
error with nnathrr9 shall we hil
our brother because We are too
ignorant TO relieve him or too indo-
lent or prciudieod 60 learn how 7
The scriptures teach uH That elod
healeth al our diseases and destruo-
ttons. that God IL Life God Is
alt ana 'lleside Him there IL NO
other" that lie il "omnipoteut."
Then all lite Is n manifestation or
God How, then. shall We attempt
10 destroy God. or Ills manifesto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
The Little Things

paper year t5ooo
pens bottles tin and wornout
machinery by all the
railway money
he
These things the attention OF rich rail-
be
Is rich largely because things
corporations
fractions o pennies
a
picked
and big manufacturing but
Ia
O a
> a railroad
I 10 things.
NOR $
paupeFisnL
a poor saving penny
saving a million.
After ali he said written tough tina, O. Bernard
shawa whizkes should impression
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

Mr. Lester chaikaf raised a pumpkin
This ssA@ea that tipped the SCALES a.
Is sounds. Mha can do better Car
rcttssiiis CO., Journal
The lids on IN Minneapolis. hot
then u doesnt take such . BID va.
The girls % Hichmond. lad, have
haeeattrd hikt arh1az buSs who arr
trrlng 81 raise afstr whishe 49, And fet
there ARE peonAe whn say there San
b. no such thing a. a popular boycott
Well see sFIKhtinR Rab has an
Of hmf scrap on his hau1a"
Is that sol thought he'd conduct
himself Ntih mafs dignity after bEins
made admiral
what are goa taking aunutTs
We'll tire position u adfuirai IN the
navy.
WHO'S an adfniralfss
= Fighting hnh Evans 90 course
oh. TN talking about .fiahfinn
Bob fifkslmmons
ENsF'realdsut Alexander ~ the Au.
tual IL on thr 80 ~. Well. BE chased
after en- mighty hsfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

Prot. De Forest. 'the great seer
and healer. makes another
wonderful cure Testimonial
from Miss Mygrctt Walker. OF
Hillman City.
While We live on this earth
there are many things We do that
are both A DUTY AND A PLEA
SURE.
This Is a great one in my
case as this time ! am in per-
feet health. owing TO PROF. DE
FORESTS wonderful suggestive
treatment
For three years ! have been
a sufferer OF complications of dis
eases. stomach. liver. kidney.
back aud head troubles and /
have been treated by a number
of very eminent physicians. but
with little relief Hearing OF
Prof. DE Forests remarkable
cures. concluded 70 test the
merits OF his treatment. and II
Is great pleasure and happiness
that | find myself in perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

20 take part IN them. We viii rot de-
So. Stew ziisnEtan tO3 EsntarpFisc.
Miss Jennie Shaft spent last week
with her COUSINS. Misses Myrtle and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

TIE columns Of hts paper. let Il be
distinctly understood that h. o. not
built that way. Fight cut your own
personal battles. and do NOT expect "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

a WAREHOUSE COMPANY To
THE TRUSTEES AND OWNERS
OF THE PROPERTY IN THE
VALDEZ DOCK a WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. -
You, and each
notified that the fiik
Board OF Trustees.
all others Interested
Dock a. Warehouse
be held at room 74z
building. in the CITY
King County. State of
at the hour of nine tg)
m. Deceober End. 1905,
transaction OF any bush
nected with said company -.
come before this meetip~ =
Dated at Seattle. Wa
nth day of November. 49,
ALFRED ID.
Trustee OF the Valdez lua
Warehouse Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

You en- throw a
small stone a easlsi
deal further thin you
Kin a big fsathrrbs,t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

NOTICE or THE FIRST MgET-
INC OF THE BOARD OF TRIs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
- STAR DUST -

MUST HAVE FALLEN DowS.
Up and running soen. III yoeu ky
Thoualz utisffc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17
UNCLE HENRY THINKS

NOT LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
The editor of late has been asked %
gent the grievances Of others through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

ali he said tina, q. BERNARD
whizkes impression
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

Time. ten years hence.
Scene. any old bank
President Mr. goediY the board %
directors had about decided t. promote
you 10 cashier. bat ia iookthH w your
record further ~ find you are sun
daN srhual superintendent. and We
cannot promote You,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

iSins Alfonso greeted Kiug William
with "a kiHa New Yan can see what
that Paris scientist meant when he
talked against kiasifa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

health. II Is impossible to ex-
press my gratitude and apprecia-
ton OF the great good he has
done me. | feel my duty TO DO
all in my power. To direct all
suffering humanity. to never fan
in source. in health and in hap
piness. | will eheerfuliy answer
any communication. inetosing
stamps for reply.
MISS MYGRETT WALKER.
Hillman City.
Statement from Mr.. ]. Nj.
Gonyerbiehl and wife. at whose
home Miss Walker has been stop
ping. while taking treatments
from Prof DE Forests. and can
eheerfully say the above state
ment is true.
Signed. MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Gonyerhiehl
Hillman City. Wash.
100 Second Ave. South.
Over Guys Drug store
Parlors 205-906 Phone l. 3099.
Readings one dollar each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

inc the HAtitFa
saene Sunday school.
Pastor Mr Nirsmnn. I have a patna
fui duty Co perform The board feels
that YOU should resign either ~ cash.
isF ~ The bank or IS superintendent
% the SUNDAY aahool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-17

A New York millionaire vas sent 60
lal Ia Rfannp fer KILLING q child No
wonder France isn't Is country OF fail-
ilumatrea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18


From poctcr Monre's Annual Weather Bureau Report
The new science Of seismometry has revealed how
widely sensitive the seemingly rigid really 20
vibrations in its and great earthquakes
b recorded the entire globe by sufficiently
sitive instruments On April 1876 earthquake
occurred in Northwestern India killing injurinv
great many people and causing the f
towns and villages The entire the earth was
into elastic vibrations. which recorded ut ,.
Weather Bureau aud all the world wherever DELI
cate seismographs were maintained Doctor F. Ounori
secretary Of the Earthquake Investigation Of
japan. reports concerning the Indian earthquake. that
the large s-isograph T"ki" tho waves
proceeding from India to Toxic direct via Siberia and
later On those which crossing Europe and America
REACHED japan nv way "f the Pacific Ocean Still more
remarkable than this. the se:smorrs,n the Osaka
meteorological Observatory showed IN. waves which
having reached japan from India direct passed across
the Pacific Ocean. America and Europe. finally a.
IL seems returned to japan after having made Eier-
ally complete circuit 81 the earth The required
swo hours three minutes and fhirfynve seconds
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
CANAL FOR TENAS

i\TEfapASTAI. CANAL. FOR TENAS.
Am interesting Texas "ntsrl,ris" Is that which
plans to the Mississippi River above New
,rl.aus with Texas .,y oi canal along the.
ftir. coast the Eio '.riI,.. There it is proposed
20 c-,,,r.... il w.. similar canal TO Vera Cruz
TiIi. is intc'ie,l to IL, waterway for light boats
only tlr cuff eii: available heavier cnaStinI
craft TIE: work would ..t I.. costly. since the soil
through which 1t would pass Is mostly aliuval "r
eariy: a.. tor 1t very considerable. part of III"
I; would pass along iA,. fi,,S and bay"uS of lou>i
ana ana Texas II * estimated that the cost would
not BE- than SI'ss',s.i
This cana. If buiI; :is doubtless it will b.. some
day. VIII open system "' water transportation
~l.~i, aS Ia. world has Eev-r known Fer boats Il
gft draft it will .Ntend the Mississippi River I"
me upper waters "f tn. Mississippi; ard all i,s navi-
guhi.. tributaries.
py means of il boat t-,ul.i IL. loaded with coal
ar rstrshIIr- and un!.a,l.- Galveston Browns
vile iirhr-,iIaft steamboat na.i.-l with -four At
:. raUl could arrive a; 'h. san. destinations with
- cargo uHl,r'l.n There would ~. no costly hand
ling = n..,">ary II III" "f frsiEh; destined
Ter IlIa same i-,irts '.y H.. Gulf route
Nul II Tho RIO Grand. improved for light
Montana reed uo, end her trip until we'll up III.
Mexican border.
Let H. hy all means lave careful survey n. f.,
of ,haS Interesting canal and close estimates
IT, t--. /, IS going Ia Ia. n--.-i for .xci,arc..
e hcaty fr"'hts t-;w".n Texas and M. vl,i
Ianny. .-t'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
YEARS AGO
TO-DAY m 81. LOUIS.

From IT,. Republic ~ Dec. u. -
Thieves swept down on 81 Louis
from Chiea3c and Instituted re;fn
police THAT ehe male ci'.zens carry
side arms when they found II neces-
sAFy 20 b out al Night. II was even
advised that the militia b called
out eor tho purtpse NJ rro'ecsin0
the banks from The pnssfb!e depre-
das!pns % robbers
M. scott -es.i.ors s,ahe her ap-
reaYance .: Pop>'s Th~afer In an
o,hsr week o! repertoire Hartley
Camkh>lls Galley Slave was ~
the N!ymrtc.
The ", at the northeast corner Of
BroadWav and FTank.n avenue.
Zee, On BroaSway. Was so1d 10 Wll.
liam Dnvie Of Pafis. Ky. for e2eA
IN. Harrison wire min. loeateA IN
the block between High. Twenty.
ssco.A. rapin and (sTatjoe stseetS,
vas DESTROYED By nye. With . IoaD of
SS0.0N -Four hundred msn Wefe
;hYown out Of employment
4 meeting cf the Executive Com
Board % Police Commissioners To
srranee for the seventh annual
eers,'s r.. sot,a. sa.. .s tn. ,so..... /. n,.,.
nevspac~r of sES. day. Was aut;ed
n~ flSe. and u went out 0f existence
for the time hefll9
~ . meeting of the -. Louis
Grub the following 01eess we're
elected 10 sesve foF ehe ensusng
eamnsonl v5es Desi10eat: Th00ao
a. efoAdast treasure1. anA 4 u
CheeveH. sees0tasy.
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