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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

unb d4t. mas gut inb brau&bar I'm
osutf4en @baratter bier %berpfan3en,
auf baB criticize ein Mmesifa, bas niGt
nur ieinen Wausn, feline 2uIiur, feline
ia feline gr6Be benz teutoni-
i6sn Settle 3u bsrbantsn bat. llnb
besbalb meine 6reunbe! I'm rtiRig ON
8auuerte tuetter al 3immern, erfreben
MIR bic grbaItuus bss Seutf9tbums
In Amerita.
Wtr beriu4sn bas ginietsltsgsfhbl
Der Deuif4en 3u beleben, unb inb Be-.
mtbt, has Gsut4tbum er,se aneinan.
Der au tettsn, uno aus bisiem grunb.
besebt man In allen erbBsren geb6I.
terungsesntrsr1 bie Getsr zines beutI9en
Cages. Bet bieien AnIdRsu fol- ni9t
nur bas anbenter an bic erFen beut.
f4en pioniere ua99erufen tperbsn,
iOnbern bas beutf9.amsritanii&e Gle.
ment fea bic ueber3susuns bstommen,
bab bas beutI&s Blut In bieIem mda.
ti8en fOsmoprIitif9en Woltst6rper ME.
malls berfegsn bari. baB es INNER xn6
INNER wieber aefunbe Nahruns finben
muB In Der grtinerun9 Der 6errliasr
errunaenf&aftsn bes beutf4en Stam.
mes In bieien 2anbe.
@tr bhrfen natirIi9 lnis bsrgsTsn,
bab mtr ieneu piouieren bon 1853, ia
iogar isnsn Dadertn bic Ianae bot
pafOrtus f&on ben Bcberi Der rl.usn
Wsit betretsn baben. 9antbarteit foul.
big Fno. Sie babsn unter ben bdr.
tefsn gntbebrungen, nit rinermiib.
li&er Ausbauer - bsutf9sr geuerbs.
tbdti9ieit. beutf9en sitisi1 unb bsut.
f&er 9i9tisieit - sine etdtte gsf9af.
fen, uno he 9aben nit tbrem bieberef
gbaratter ibrsm Wut6, ibrsm DiKer
unb a6nnen einen sewalttsen ginfiuE
auf bic polttifne un6 bfonomif9e De.
ifaltuns bisies 2anbes a~usgetbt. unb
uns sssismt es, BET Der 6eisr bes bsut.
4en &ages auf's Weue ben gibi&mu,
3u lsifen untsr benz s9uBe Der Strei'
fen unb Der Sterne psitsr unb emRq
81 arbeiten, am Nusbau unb an be,
gereoslung bes 2anoss, bas f9tbsnt
Obba& uns 9eboten. Z
Wir gebenfen bsute NIT ~beionbsrsi
gbrfur9t iener Wdnner, uel9s uns
aIs bis sbslfsn unb bsfsn Wertrete,
unferes Wolfstbums Dor Nugsrt fsbsn,
aber aud brdnst ss ans ginfsbr In uni
felbf gu baIten, uns au bergsaentpdr.
tigsn. bab mir ni9t immst nit be,
g~ersangenbe't uns aufrieoen 9sbsn
folsn, fonberu baB MIR NIT Der @sgen.
mart unb Der 3utunft Re&nuns az
ma&en baben.
gs if anssbra9t. beute aud eth
prinsip sur spra9t au brinsen. mel.
DIES uns Deuti9e DEFENDERS intersfFrt,
rbas prtnsip Der psrf6nIi9en 6rst.
bsit." Der Druid Der Sfentli9en Der.
bdltniHe. bie untuieoerfebli4e lStrb'
mung Der 3eit brdn9t INNER unb I'm.
n,er tpieber biefe Grase In ben BORDER.
9runb unb MFR uonsn annebmen, beE
bic 5sinbe Der perf6nli&en 5reibsit aus
llnuiKsnbeit s6er, = .btnn Ganatis,
mus unb Gummbeit fnb 3wtQtnse"-
als aus gsbdfislstt oieie Grase imue,
beraufbef&uoreE; aber meine 6reunbe
SR Is Mot aufaaenb. bab 0suH&l
sep6bnIi9 alein Is fiub, bic bisisr
Wtblsrn iebesmal bte 3dbns ,etser
mtHeu. tueun bod bas ganae Bolt ba'
bon betroffen tuirb9
bod bic WaRe bes Bottles Fat tsir
gerfdnbniB fiir bic ea&e ber periSn,
li&sn Greibeit; benri mie III fonf bt
erfaunlt&e. faf unsIaubli&e Glei&y
ealtisieit 81 ertldrei, tuel&t Seiten!
bes Bottles an ben Tag selest ptrb
'ISH Is iti&t idrnmerIi& sa beuba9tsn
mie cine tansbeu 6aaaiiles iatsaul
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

uniers Wsinuneei sinaebsn. unb fur
i6ren Bsftanb tdmpfen, uno meine
5rsunbe. Der DeuiiGe IN nod ME fur
ote Dauer b unterlesen, mo ct ents
i&lOFen par. gu Rseeu. M6se fur
ben Yeutfdsn bod enoli3 einmal Der
Gag fommsu, mo ss ibm m0ali9 wiro.
mit3uregiersn, fait rseiert su tuerbeu.
Sm Snnerrl bss gebsns MIL Der
Deutf4e fret iein. ben Wertb ieiner
peri6nlidfsit min sr f4 ni9t raubsn
lahen, ct buIost teinsn @ingriH uno
teine Bebnrmunbuna. unb aisfs esiftige
perf6nli&teit lit bic uria4e unierer
natiouaIen S&wd&e fa9t Or. Sumo
Grande; bic. Sdruqsnbaftisfeit. bic
prin3ipienretterei. bas gdige unb @t6r'
Ride ;bes beuii&en Wsfens bat bier
feline Wur3eln. Die Su@t ei9ene
Snbibioualitdt geltsnb 3u MAIDEN, Der.
urfa&t @era&tune oerEorm unb hierin
Iisgt Der @runb Der snbloisnM etnunas.
uerf&teoenbeiten unb seiFissn 3sriplit.
terune. bic fur bunberte bon Sahren
| bas beutTGe Clement In ben Wereinio.
ten 6taatsn beberri&t bat.
Aber serabe bieie Auswn4ie unierss
peri6uIi4feitstrisbes haben berrli4e
Sitter gsf&afen: Die gsra9tung sitleil
Sanbss uno bss S@sinss. gei&siben.
beit unb3ufrisoenbeit. unb bisie i9hben
uns Dor benz unfetsn 6afsn nod
&ei4tbum. Werm6ee Der RttIi&en
3u&t. bic benz Seuti@en eisen, mag
Der Nmeritaner bonn DeutiGsn Isrnsn.
bub &elision unb sittIl9tsit. bab 0tr.
&enbeiu4 unb gbrIi&teit teins eetrenn-
ten @uter fno. bob mon ON Sonntaq
ni&t betenb auf ben Rnieen Itset unb
am Wontaa ben nd&fen btifisbIt.
Bonn Deutf9sn mag Der Mmsrttaner
lerneu. bob Sreube an, 2sbei1 3u ben
f&6nfsn Dinset bss Daieins geb6rt.
Sn bic btHere 2sbensauHaKung bes
puritaners bot Der 9sutf9e ben 6rob.
finn unb bic poeRe bss 2ebens getra.
gen. In bic troflois Msteie bic geiunbe
sinnlt&feit, tn ben roben Watsrialis.
mus bic S&dbung Der ibealsn Otter.
Wel9 sinsn umtudl3snbsn gtnFub
bte Hsutf&en bur& bie NuFt auf BITE
Mmeritaner ausibtsn, 1T uns allen
befannt, unb bic berrli@en 3Idnge un.
fee beutf&en Doltsueifen baben benz
Nmertfaner flar gema&t. bob bas Sc.
ben bod 3u uasbr tuertb fet. ais alIsin
aur Saeb nod @elb unb aur eu&t nod
gtnfub. Die Define bes Nmerifaners
baben benz beuti9en 2labisrl.brsr f&
9e6fnet, Wuftt unb Gefesfimmuna
baben a~nsefansen, 2ebensmd&te 30
uerben. Heutf4e 6efe. frtber 10 Der.
POINT, bei&dftisen iebt Ameriianer.
pie unier lebtidbrtses 3urnfet beruie.
len. unb uuier nd@fidbrises gunOes.
fanserfef auf's Nsue betunben mirb.
unier beutf&es 2isb. bos In bic
eraas Nh&ternheit bss amsritaaif&en
2ebsns soIbenen Sonnenf&ein setuor'
fen, tuirb berrlt&e 9riumpbe feiern.
unb wirb uufs neue 9ersert erobern.
Die t6ebem talt TIN, enisesensei&Iasen.
une beute meine 6reunbe, beute tbr
Deuti9en Sdnesr. molten mir NIT Or.
@ottfrtsb QeIner ausruftn .untes
benz nmsrttaxii&en Abler ber 6reiheii
ieise f&metterno ernpor, bu beutf&ei
2tebI stne iubilirenbe Qer&e ets 6rte.
hens, unb berfinbe ber @slt ben Wor.
gen, an wsl&ena teine puli3d. ieiu
9smperena' unb 6onntags3wans, ION.
bern nur ebIe humane 0ersensbiIbune
bic @eis0ieieit un6 ben but& bic 0anf
sefetteu. radbisea beitersu 2ebenssane
ressln.
i 4ufs snpite ussbunbeu nit BEN bsut'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Gin erobartiser Grfog.

SeiI Dir, beuti@e 9la1tommeni9aft!
9eiI bir, beuti1eS 4ruberpoIf!
9eiI biz auf I mmer!-
Srans Daniel 9aftcrius.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

so! Wetne 6,eunbe! Uiefe herr!i&en
gtssnf9aftsn,9 Re nroseu gemsiusut
uerSen unfsrsr neaen 6eimaib; ibr
uolea tuir aIs Dnnisssabs bic grrtn.
eenf@aftsn elmer decentralization
aultur 81 6hbst iese,l. ibr wolls, tptr
bic beRsn 'e9dte lbarbisten, bis uus
aabsuH&tarb nit auf ben wes otae.
ben bat; pjr modem &Qes, mas ebsl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
@ermansnboH goIambia's
Sereir,t ,urs beir' gen gunSe,
Dsm tpiSmeft bu bas srfte @las

zUtW ptuHIeTt UU WE WIZ VtUo
SIN fetIi1 bebrer Stunbef
Sem 9S@fen gilt es, has mat preiff
SIN beuti4sr Ndnner Nitte:
Dem Setti&en Saus. benz beutf&en Self
Der beuti1en Su9t nfb eitte!
Die ipHen bIiiben unb ssheib'n
gu infer aner @trs,
Qi&t brlben nur, no Batter @bein,
Die gBeIen waI3t gum Resre.
sssin bier I'm HbenbIsrbe aud.
sotreit anf octtes Grbe
Gum StmmsI fteist enrYor Der Tau&,
Bon eineua Seutf9en 3eerbel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Der oeutiae Gag
Sum seiaumteu bieiisem 9eutidt1um b%egangen

2aniembe spm,mem ia Der Ieier ia 0ermania &arf
3nfanttten. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

New suitings. Kerr's tailoring.
Drink Rainier beer and be in the
swim.
Bethesda mineral water is sold ev-
erywhere. Ask your druggist for it.
R. C. A. Peterson has some interest
ing property wants in his new ad
Embroidered shirt waist patterns, 81,
Kerr's. =
Inter-Island and o. R. & L. shipping
receipt books, soc. each, at the Gazette
office.
If You are looking for a home, con-
suit Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Ltd,
Fort and Merchant streets.
Scottys &C. E. Meston) Royal Annex
opposite Police Station. Hot lunch
served from II to 2 1t will please you. =
Rathbone Sisters. Honolulu Temple
No. L, meet this evening at 1870
O'Clock. Visitors in the city are cor
daily invited to attend.
F'irst-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
IF Trent & Co., 936 Fort street. .
Ladies' embroidered costumes, latest
styles, at Kerr's. =
r. c. A. Peterson is the authorized
agent for over 80 per cent of ali the
beach and Tantalus property offered
for sale now on the market. See him
il you desire making investments.
Exquisite loulu hats, Japanese and
Russian brasses, old calabashes, tapas,
balloon fish lanterns. baskets, mats and
pottery at Hawaii & South Seas Curio
Co, Alexander Young building and
Royal Hawaiian hotel.
The Pacific Import Co. has opened
its new spring stock of hosiery, i'm
ported direct from Germany. All
Hermsdorff dye. A large line of cot
ton and Isle thread hose to make Sc
lections at bedrock prices.
Shirt waists in big variety. Kerr's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
TRIED 70 BOARD
CAR IN MOTION

A Hawaiian printer named Ioepou
was badly shaken up about $50 yes
terday afternoon by fall received in
attempting to board an electric car
in motion. 4MEE
Ioepou was standing in front of
Japanese store in Nuuanu street some
distance from the corner of kukul
street 4 valley-bound car came along
and Ioepou ran out into the street to
board it. The motorman motioned with
his hand for the man to go to the
corner and board the car there. The
Hawaiian, however, disregarded the
instruction and jumped for the rail-
ing while the car was we'll in motion.
He missed his footing and was thrown
violently to the street, striking the
side of his head and rendering him
unconscious. One of his hands was
also badly bruised.
The patrol wagon was sent for TO
convey him to the hospital, but on its
arrival it was found that the injured
man was again conscious and in safe
enough condition to go home without
assistance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
NOISY CANDY CARTS.

Editor Advertiser: While on the
Japanese candy question, 1t may not
be amiss to draw your attention 10
the bells which Japanese pedlars at
tach to their persons, or to their carts
and cause to ring vigorously as they
parade the streets. This nuisance Is
only beginning here. but if preventive
measures are not taken in time 1t
will undoubtedly increase until it be-
comes as unbearable in Honolulu as 1t
is in Japan, where bells and other
noisy instruments for attracting notice
are permitted by law.
WARNING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
LONGNORTH FOR POST
IN TIE PHILIPPINES

A rumor which came all the way
from Manila on the last transport was
appoint Nicholas Longworth as a MEM
Der of the Philippines Commission
However, those who brought the ru-
NOR attached little Importance to it,
as it is not believed that Nicholas
would care to give up the political
prestige he now enjoys on the main
land, and it is thought that his bride
prefers life in Washington to that in
Manila Then the latest dispatches are
to the effect that Longworth is a pos
sibility for Governor of Ohio.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Regular business meeting of tn
Oceanic Lodge tonight at 7:3O O'Clock
An entirely new program will b
lpi yea ne band at Emma Squar'
this evening.
A meeting of St Clements Auxiliar,
and Guild Will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the Parish
House,
Messrs. Gear and Humphreys argued
for the writ and Deputy Attorney
! General Prosser against it, in the
! Chun Hoon habeas corpus case.
Mr.. and Mrs. kirkland and Mr. D
| H. Davis We're summoned to Honolulu
| by Tuesdays Claudine, on account of
the critical condition of Mrs. Davis
| Maui News.
1t is expected that a petition from
some former residents of Kappa will
be presented to the Acting Governor
today or sometime this week, relative
to the lands now in the possession of
the MolOkans. The petition will refer
to the residence of some of the petit
TONERS on the lands in question, argu-
ing that theirs the better right to
the property.
farewell meeting was held in the
Salvation Army barracks for Ensign
Bessie Haynes, who has been in charge
OF the local corps for the past two
years. Besides the officers and MEM
bers of the army, addresses We're deliv-
cred by Rev. J. w. Wadman A F.
Cooke, c. J. Day and John Martin, who
testified to the good work the ensign
had done in Honolulu and expressed
their regret at. her departure. She
will not leave Honolulu Immediately,
having been granted an indefinite fur
Tough which will be spent here. Her
place viii be filed ~ Canto'n Po~~.a
Ship. who has recently arrived from
the Coast.
The automobile feature of the Floral
Parade has evidently impressed the
youths of Honolulu. A couple of hope
fuls in a wonderfully geared soap box
were observed yesterday pushing their
1rdUous way along Vineyard street and |
hCotiug at regular intervals. Far in |
the rear followed a sad faced hitler |
boy. AS the chauffeurs of this touring |
car were too busy to answer ques- |
tons, passerby asked the boy behind |
" nat they were playing. ''Automo- |
bile" came the prompt reply. Then |
Why don't you catch up and play, |
90 To the astonishment of the in
luirer. he heard. "Oh, I don't have to
I'm the SMELL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

You don't want to forget
our dainty little afternoon
snacks of free lunch. They
are real good and just hit the
spot when you are tired with
a hard days work.
The regular CRITERION
lunch is served between IL
and 2 and is the best value
for money in town.
Come round any time,
we're always glad to see
you.
G. j. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
BAND PLAYS NEW
PROGRAM TONIGHT

The Hawaiian Band will give a pub
tic concert this evening at 7:30 at
Emma Square. The following entirely
now program viii be rendered:
PART I.
March-'It Happened in Nordland
Observation-Disclosures Wedding (new)
Observation-Disclosures. ..L1nke
Intermezzo-''Lalla Rookh' new)...
ta) "Indras Domain; CD 'Nakiris
Wedding; Co Berlin Air Onew)
PART IL
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs Gevived)....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai.
March-'The Victor Talking Ma
chine (new) Pryor
WaItz-"For Love of Art" mew).....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 LlhhT
Finaie-"L inger Longer (new)..-..
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
THE S. S. ALAMEDA, MARCH 9TH

Takes the next shipment of Tropic
Fruit Co.'S prneapples to the Coast.
Address P. o. Box so. Honolulu, or
leave orders with Wells-Fargo, King
street.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20

R. A. Pope has accepted a position
as clerk in Simpson Bros. big store.
A. G. Miller returned from the Min
nesota State Fair last Saturday and
spent a few days with Sharon friends.
c. H. Simpson and family drove
down from Neville Saturday evening,
spent Sunday with relatives in town,
returning to their new home Monday.
Miss Edna Gray came up from Hope
on the belated passenger Saturday
evening and began a two months
term OF school in the Wig district on
Monday.
The new rails were laid thru town
and ONE distance south on Sunday.
Part of the crew was moved to Finley
on Monday and the remaining on
Tuesday, and we are minus a lot OF
Dagoes now
A serious accident occurred at the
farm of James Simpson Jr. last Mon.
day morning when Jim Graham, the
engineer of the threshing rig, had
three fingers of his left hand almost
severed at the third joint. He was
taken to the hospital at Northwood
and is getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
School opened in the intermediate
department last Monday with Prof,
Deem in charge. The Primary die
not begin as Miss Cochrane vas I'M
able to take up the work because of 8
troublesome tooth. In about two
months Miss Edna Gray will take
charge of the Intermediate department
and Mr.. Deem will begin the high
school work.
The Dagoes who were working il
town had a celebration down by thu
track last Sunday evening which was
we'll attended by the town people. Al
altar made of tissue (which showed
much artistic TALENT had been erected
with a picture Of the Virgin Mary il
the center. Candles were burning be
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Finley.

M. B. Cassel and S. J. Danskin, of
Hope, were in town Tuesday.
Miss Efie Hench left Tuesday morn
ing for Fargo.
T. O. Chantland, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank of Finley,
is to be the cashier Of the State Bank
of Blabon which is just being organ
lied. Tommy is a bright young man
and will make good in his new position.
Mrs. A. K. Cochrane was called to
Dwight, N. Oak, on account of the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Olson, who is suffering an at
tack of typhoid fever. Mr.. Cochrane
was compelled to leave his threshing
engine to look after the postof1ce.
Mrs. Anna Doran, of Piper City,
ILL.,, is here visiting at the home of her
son, Patrick Doran. She is accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. John
Mcclure and son., James Doran.
Mrs. B. J. Long entertained her
mother and sister, Mrs. M. Anderson
and Miss Frances, for a few days this
week. They left Tuesday morning for
their home at McHenry.
Misses Frances and Anna Cummings
Edith Archer and Frank Horner left
Tuesday morning for Fargo, where
they will take up their studies again
at Fargo College.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Wash Your Green Coffee.

How many housewives see to it that
the green coffee purchased from the
grocer IL carefully washed before be-
Ing roasted! I have known many 9th.
erwise careful houssksspsrs to empty
tho coffee from the parcel In which 1t
was bought into the pan for roasting,
never thinking that they are doing an
unclean thing.
Coffee IL often dyed to give it = bet
ter color. and aside from this there IL
such a quantity Of real dirt upon It
that It really astonishss people who
never washed 1t. Wash your coffee.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Hymn. by soldiers Parrots.

Hymns by Soldiers Parrots.
The British soldier 10 Unfortunately
fond of his animal pets. and has also
the reputation Of coveting those Of his
neighbours, particularly dogs and mon
gooses.
Parrots he simply adores. and it IL
calculated that their strength in the
service IL In the proportion Of at least
six birds per Tommy. He IL supposed
to teach them to DO personal in their
language, but ~ q matter Of fact Tom
my Is. for some unaccouutable reason,
= very emotional man. and his birds a.
often az not have to submit to . sound
musical education, hymns being a.
often taught them az the comic songs
of the day.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Steele County
Borrowed From Our Exchanges

fore the altar and Chinese lanterns
decorated the canopy. Music both
vocal and instrumental was enjoyed
by the spectators. A prominent fea-
ture of the celebration was shooting
of fire arms which was rather too free
ly and promiscuously INDUCED in.
There some fireworks also, which were
handled in rather a careless manner.
Liquid refreshments in the shape of
beer was passed to the crowd but the
Dagoes had the privilege of drinking
most of it themselves. Altogether il
was a noisy affair, but somewhat of q
novelty for Sharonites.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Sharon.

r. A. Pope has accepted a position
as clerk in Simpson Bros. big store.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Backgammon Boards Like Books.

Backgammon Boards Like Books.
Backgammon boards r made to
look like books because Eudes. bishop
Of Sicily, tried to stamp out backgam.
mon In the fifteenth century.
Eudes decided In 1887 that this
clergy devoted more time to back
Cannon and chess boards in the Sell
ian monasteries should be destroyed.
The willy monks only pretended to
obey. They bound their boards in
calf, put pious titles on their backs.
and put them on the book shelves
along with the monastic works.
Thus Dudes was satisfied and the
monks not deprived Of their innocent
games. and thus arose the custom OF
constructing backgammon and chess
boards to resemble folios.-New Or
leans TImes-Democrat.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
Subjects Of the kjnu.

The king of England has in Asia more
than 300, 000, 900 subjects; in America,
1900. 900; in Africa, about 43, 900, 900:
in Australasia, over 5000, 900. and in
Europe over $4,000, 900. Classifying
them broadly by religions, there are
20S, 600, 900 Hindoos, $4,000, 900, Mo-
hammedans, $4,000. 900. Christians,
49, 100000 Buddhists ana %, 600, 900 of
various pagan or non-Christian reli-
gious.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-20
h Come. Sucker.

The student OF sociology handed the
tramp a cigar. He wanted ITO learn
bow such people Viewed life. "Are
you happy?" he asked. The tramp
shifted into q sunny spot. Il should
SMILE" he answered. blowing a, cloud:
"too late to shovel snow. too early to
trim lawns. nobody putting in coal.
and once In = while \ sucker studying
social conditions.
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Portrait of Lord Bacon.

Trinity college, Cambridge, pos.
sesses a famous portrait of Bacon,
which was shown to the German edi.
tors on their visit to the university.
DR.. Butler told them that when the
great historian Mommsen saw the Die.
lure some years ago he stood with
folded arms in front Of 1t and OBJ.
served: so! 1t is you who gave us
Lady Macbeth and Falstaff."
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Electric Lights in London Tower.
Electric light has been introduced
into the ~Beauchamps tower (the old
state PRISON. In the tower Of London.
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Bolivia Tin Mines.

Wonderful progress" IL reported
from Bolivia In the development OF
old tin mines and the discovery Of
new ones. 1t is time something Of
this sort were happening. Ten years
ago tin was selling in the Enxllsh
market at $270 q ton; 1t IL now rul-
ing at some 1910 a ton, and has been
above $1,000 at times.
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TEN POSITIONS

Aaker's Business College, Far
go, N. D. was requested last week
to fill 10 positions in the Offices
of the following business men:
3. J. Meyers, Of Jamestown, c..
Anderson & Son, Milton, J. R..
Jones, Hankinson, A. E. Jones,
Lisbon, Davis & Sennett, Cando,
and Greenwood, Orr Co., M. R..
O'Neill, DR.. A. G. Brown, Fargo,
and Thoe. Lystad, Ada, and Jones
& King, Breckenridge, MINI.
Wouldn't you like a good paying
office position? Prepare for it,
and the A. B. G. will supply you.
City Auditors Semi-AnnuaI
Report.
To the City Council, City of Hope, N.
D.
Gentlemen: I respectfully submit
to you the semi-annual report of the
financial condition of the City of
Hope, this 10th day of Sept. 1905.
GEO. A. FEAD, City Auditor.
RECEIPTS.
General Fund-Bal. on hand
last report Mar. 20, OBS 1888 81
From Steele county taxes.
May 8, 08 80 20
Fire Fund-Bal on hand last
report Mar 20, O6.......... 318 83
Special Fund-From City
Hall 80 IS
To Bal overdraft. ........ 2,78O 90
Total. 81, e33 II
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants issued General
Fund to Sept 20, O6.......$ 3,449 So
Warrants issued Fire Fund
to Sept 20, 6............ 6O6 SO
Warrants issued Special
Fund to Sept 20, o.. 2O4 rs
Overdraft last report Aug 20
oe,....................:... 372 "a
Total. .$4, 633 II
RECUPITTLATION.
observation-disclosures Fund. 50, OO6 II
Overdraft-Fire Fund.-. 287 81
Overdraft-Special Fund. 487 ID
Total. .2,78O 80