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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR

CHRISTMAS ATTHEP PALACE
The Palace is headquarters for
everything good to eat-candies,
fruits, nuts, cranberries, apples,
celery, fresh vegetables and ev-
erything that goes to make up a
good Xmas dinner.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

e. D. Washburn was over from
Hope last Friday and Saturday
and served notice that he vii
contest the election of Maynard
Crane when the senate ccnvenes
which will be on January 8. A
contest for a legislative Office
must be brought before the leg
islative body to which the candi-
date aspires. Mr.. Washburn al
leges that votes cast for him were
thrown out while votes cast for
Mr. Crane, against which the j.
IDENTICAL objection could have
been made, were counted, and
that because ofirregular opening
or closing of the polls in one or
two places voters who intended
to vote for him were kept from
voting. It will be necessary for
Mr.. Crane to answer these allie
cations and the matter will be
tried out in the senate upon the
facts as shown, the loser paying
the costs which may run from a
hundred or two into the thous-
ands.-Griggs County Sentinel.
WANTED a good girl for
general homework. Good wages.
Mrs. M. r. Cassell,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

The kerosene oil situation was
getting to be a serious one in the
city the latter part of last week
but the situation was relieved
somewhat when Mondays freight
brought in the Standard Oil tank
besides the local merchants re-
ceived a few barrels by local
shipment.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

DR.. Sherman, Fargo's leading
dentist, has secured a specialist
for making artificial teeth. He
now takes pleasure in guarantee
ing you a perfect fit. New Ed
wards building, Fargo.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

A new f. P. incandescent
lighting system has recently
been installed in the Loney block.
The Palace restaurant and Strick-
ler's jewelry store are now light
ed by the new system. Ii is the
best system in the town and is
certainly a great improvement
over the old acetylene gas form
erly used.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

The firm of Farris & Co. is no
more, the firm having dissolved
partnership by mutual consent
The firm is now Farris & Son,
Mr.. Farris having taken in his
son as partner. j. Stutsman,
formerly butcher for A. Meyer.
has been retained and will be
found at the block ready to serve
customers with the best the mar
ket affords. Mr.. Stutsman is a
butcher of a number of years ex-
perience and patrons of this shop
will be glad to learn that he has
been retained by Mr.. Farris.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13

If your teeth need attention
don't wait for suffering and pain
in the cold weather-attend to
them at once. DR.. Sherman has
been in Fargo so long that you
know he gives the very best work
at reasonable rates. New Ed
wards building, Fargo.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-13
MARKET REPORT

Miss Pace is at home in ballad
singing and her numbers brought
out the sweetness and charm of
her voice. Not often does a
singer so completely win the
hearts of her audience. A beau
tifully clear, flexible soprano
voice, combined with a sincere
love for her art, and a musical
temperament, have made for her
an enviable place among must
cians.-St. Paul Globe.
With Leonora Jackson Com
pany at the Hope Opera House
Wcdesday evening, Dec. 26th.
Does your piano need tuning?
Ask Mr.. Gardner.
The best silver. polish on earth
at Fulmer's Jewelry store.
Latest styles in fancy vests.
Kraabel & Kraabel
Gall and get a 25ct. bottle of
silver polish at Fulmer's Jewelry
o+oro NopoL o++o,
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u&urc 2anos,ur1tb / llblaubet"

u&ure 2anbs,urno l1blanbet", !,
oct fpiffe lille banife ljorte1,0a9s
Bloo, Ser bar iat fig til Spgobe at
bore ct 8in6cleb 1nellen, 2anbsn,9l1b
oper belle &loben, forltoor at BRUCE
&eflomeu for iig % fine &eprple!-
tanter paa Ell felt alneritanif Maabe.
5om befienot refer ST. @1nil Spffer
for 8labet fer 9ln1erifo og leberer
8i6rae til set ONT 8orbol6 og Berlo=
ner ber. 8labet bar Sen Mnle0<
ming fun6et paa Sen lnilbe Soc at
paanebe Snopafnin9e,1 OH bpert
@fsernplar. Ser ien6es til l16lonoet,
ct Weiniaturbille6e af ST. 0pffer, Iao
ban bil ppre fien0t al 81a6ets Sol
6ere,l bpor ban fomn1er frem. @r.
Opffer pente6es til Minneapolis paa
lin &ejie giennem amerifa, men noa,
e6e life iaa bi6t 6enne @ang; Set
ifulbe gle6et % at fornD oct 8enifab,
hi ftiftebe me6 bo1t, oa Fan for ca.
is Mor ii6en por ber 8pen.
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s. 5orifielligs Eager al 8igtig-
beo for san,nneNll,ttn forbano=

s. 5orifielIigs eager al 8igtig
beo for samnseMlntni forba,1o:
| Iebes.
! geo oe,lne 2eitgbeo blcp liseleoes
Sanunenilutni @egnifober re.
oibereoe, % &ellgcbebolbringeu All.
bragteS forffienigc Banter.
Sc San,n1eniAltteoe Gonife Sore
ningers Guerhcitvrelie beitaor al fpl-
gel,oe @errer, soer ole bar tilIteoe
mes lln0tagelle ni Gfsz zBralioentcl1,
9r. $. 8. 9alNe1l Canon Gitp,
Colo, Der paa @rltno al 5p1oou1 life
flln0e ,npbe:
$. g. 1anielL ef5-Errlioent,
1911 @orrilon Mev Canon @itp,
Colo. e. Dabfitrpnl, Sner=Grpli-
oent, 9faei'1e, Miss:;; g. s. MasmuS-
len, Spcr- e=Nraiioent, 576 sluroz
ra Npe., ct. Nmu, Mlinn.;; 81. @ocf,
Sber-&asierer, 1909 8. st. eo,ltb
Milrneapo(is, Winn.; g. @opcr,
Gper=5efret9r, 16 Moobbrioee Mooo,
Rertb s(nbop, % S.; GiIliosn1un0:
81. :. 5cbouboe, s2729 go. 10. St,
Snaba, Meb.;;- 9. a6l1lert Clinton,
So; s. s. MnOerlen, @ul,pocn, isis.
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bIandt rand$m0nd / HfflerikQ.
ess,aa IN .aaee Rn1r)

: talt poa 9an1f. S bbert Stlfrl0e g
bette 1ilfGloct / Yperne, pna Aanoe
er Uorbol6ene ,noafe liot beOre
@oorIor er bette iaa? Girnpclt bc,
ioroi Gornlorene life tiolig ,frpge
oen @ren, Io,n frllln jfal poroe". 81
pogter life poa fig Ielp, taller oere:
| ofte llfisnne 2in9pa @ien1n,et og ii
Barnet, boloer life poa MooerSn,ao
lets @elllgoorn; % i,1oen Sc be0 Al
Oct, bar Sc friDilligt gipet Ell 1il[e
8lolnit BORT fra oercs notionale 6o-
pc, en 9lon1lt, ser piloe pnret juu
'neget lfipnncre, l1anr Sen bapoe facet
2ejligbeo til at nile. at sen f11n6c
}'trlnes % SIT fte / cit >sSor0bun0, Ser
oprinoelig por Sen fren1neo. 9eu er
oenne 8lomlt goaet tabt for ps lonl
Gonlfe, 6en er blepcn cn frelnrneo
@lolnit egel,lig life bor noget meo
oS at gigre, noolfe e,1ooa bellt nil
onre fri for os.
9et pil0e bGre for 111eget at forIon.
ge, at oanif Sprog beronrc ifuloc
pGre flaSltif oonlf. Get fon iffs
,tn0ooaes, at Set pif blipe enbel
ulnire6". Get ct Ser ihgen lterre
-l(lDffe / AelIer. Sln1erifoner=Tonlf
fon for ido piot tnrc lige ioo heret-
tiget ion1 ip0lf, fpnff, ijnllonbf n.,
bornbolnif, Set fp6eS al iSorboloeac.
&1ln moa 9prnene og oe hinge c Il
pnre flor oper, at naar Sc taller Sc:
Sproq, :lao aiper Sc oerlne0 til @ien-
DC, at Sc CT Meolellnner al oonIf
Nutionolitet on ems 8orgcre / Sc
6oreneoe Stater. 90 So, noor Sc
bar oen rette 1orltoaelle al bette; t>il
Sc fl,nnc bore go6e amertfantfe 9or=
gerc % blipe gooe 8rohpegere tillige.
T Gonlfe iorulbre / Mlnerifo, s,
lom gjerne pil bplbe i5orbtnoelieu
mes Set fiare aanrle 6eorelono peo-
liae, % lo,n peb, at S 9je1nem @oers
9fotionalitet bar Ell ltl1uf 9rooition
at 9ipe @rb til Gbers gprn: 9 q t
5 e M at tu1e 9onlf, TIL
u0en bette fon S life l9re Sem at
elife bpo0 0onif er paa rette Mfoobc,
,16en Set Fan life foa Sen BrobD9-
ming fl1otfdrt, fom S Ielp begpnoer
mes Opofrelle og @jnrliobco,
Oh ifal p9rne om spro9et / Bprne-
mes 0tun6,
Set er Mo6erenS Maol, set CT sit,
Som @ul6borpcrnes &lona TOM Sc
sS1tgle / 2l.no
5fal Set lpin9e Jig n1pgtigt oq frit.
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.Bog looik.
|. Gn Ibeaterbillet $3.50 a So.
g. Sire anhe Mpaer q ;1Or-$2

2. Sire aobe Neger SOC so.
MeiuItotet al eli 4beoterbi[lct: 6 Il
slftcns 6orl1sjelR ior 6 II Herlon
Meil,ltotet al fire go6e Bgger;
Monge Mfteners @lnoe og GornpjnI-
le for hele Saulilien!
Get er loolebeS lneb mango onors
ling Scr f1,nne l1rpnes, % |or1 inl
ofte foretrGffes for aooe @paer. On;
Be @ager b q t cit pnrig S11bf(p.
Belle, et Sfl,elpil t a II bape e!,
rarig, o1neno -rl1inore belbig sS11oflp.
oslie. &borfor fe I fislbe il oe eic $50.
ger, lon1 bele iSontilien fon rDoe gooi
nt? g. 8asnll>sien Y1tbliibing g.
tilbp6er ofte gooe i5oroele til iirc
81tn6er. Mbonnenter poo 0ets 9loot
faar CT goo 9og lom Era11ie; osi
tilbpoer ale, iotn lt1aatte enlfc at BE-,
gDt0e ct 8ibliotbef, ct lnll1ft ll0Do(a
al B1ger paa 1naa11eolig Mfbetaling
pporfor life benptte fig at laabunn(
2ilb11b, 5ilb1,6 Ser 10 fonn1er oll(
Ja111ilie,1s Mcblcnnner tilgopns. 81
lparcS Ser, n1en osnerifon1 Il 2iterotrl
er laa billig, og hi lnier liselaa gier.
tie @ngel1f. @anlfe bit er engelifeYe:
ger billige, 1nen ser ftn6es en- 1nnoo:
belig Ofasie Dras Dem, 5eieri be1
albrig burbe bore trDft, ior1 i11tet pa:
rigt Sfenlpel fGtter paa 2eierens
Ga11fe, eller / bans !9ufom,nelle, oe
.ofte ero11u pprre, Dc efterlaber e
Iet Gte1npel, oa giner oaarltge Son
feretninger.
Sc 6onlfe 8pger of go6e fien6te
6orfottere, s5orfattere bbiS 9eabn'
bor &lang og bliber bbrt nang!
2onoe, ssorfottere, baabe nlbre oi
npere, bbis beb1te Man6spro6l1fter c,
Sc 5fatte, lom ttlbpoes set 6onlf
omerifonIfe 9nblifun1 al set n1bit'
% be6lt fien6tc ba,tife 8ogbonbler
Sir1no / be Sorene6e Stater, - bc
er Sc .8gger, ber brrbe fi1toes 81
banffe Stem, Set er be @prfer, bpor
al SEN oonff-amerifan1fe l1ng6on
tan pie ioa6anne 9anfe=&ig6omn1e
ion1 h1n Iieloent fin6eS / 6en onc
rifanife @ootfisbss2iteratur. 6
Mosmusien 8ubl. 60. bar alt, bpai
ser er go6t og iun6t of Ben Rl6re ol
t1pere bonIfe 2iterotur, og 1elger II
rimeIige Hriier.
Spn1erflon1beoen benleoes paa, 4
| i 1923 2ibertp ct, Moom 800, Seen
Sort, fin6es ct 2aeer al 6. @asnlts
len @nbI. Cos 8baer, fom ie1ges ii
@ataIog 9riier. Mr. @m. 8
,Scborrt, }on1 baretager Girmaets eSn
teresie / G. g., 11o6tager &un6er
len6er SplDs,1inger sm Bgger, beibr
ger Sr6rer pr. 8oIt oID. Gent ober
! bbor li6t Sc bebpber at ipare pa'
Smaating, for at funne onffaffe Q
Bigger, Ser 6nffes.
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Set bill lette Mrbejbet / bette Slabs
gfspe6itio11, 1laanr De be6 Toran,
Bring al M6resie eri11orer at tne66ele
os iunbel ben samle, iom Sen npe
sl6resie ian1t tillige 8la6ets Mabn,
&erbe6 un6gaaes neget Gi6siptlbe,
og Deres 8Ia6 bill, bborben De iaa
|el,6 flptter, fl,nne rraa Dem i rette
Si6.
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Nlltvesxe fva.)

Marsbagen for nocn blpoisc 5pu.
bag" st. Yetersborg, Sen %. So
mar, iorlpb u6en 5por al sSorl1yi=
relic I H1,slano5 9opeo1tob. Gnfelte
ltprre Iobriter ltoo ll1ffeoc, men t5or-
ret'1ineslipet git fin ol1ninoelige
Gang, % alle Bntifer bolbtes oobnc.
s slrbeioerfpnrtcrernc bar ser opltil=
let ltprfe &agtpo1tcr. Sra entcltc
andre rllslilfe 8per nleloes ser ON
Spettofler, looleoeS fra @orjbolp,
Folen, hpor Ser por ct blooigt Gam
nelllteo lnellem 5ropperne % Spci=
clilterne.
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Maribau 6iclbs 9lrpina. gu file

Mariball 6iclbs 9lrpins. Gu (illc
5pnnclpn al Sen af0poe Mongenil=
lipnrr, Marlbull 6ielb III, blipcr
oc1l11es 5ope0orping. Ser oil tiltol=
oe bon1 Ell Torln11e poa bel1peo 100
Millioncr Collars. Den ofop6e Rig=
n1unbs iolnleoe 6orlnnle onllaoes til
on1trent $50 Millioner. 0rcngen er
life oDer .t2 Nor eon1n1el. Sm1 BIZ
Der opbraget al fin Dsober i 9ien
Oorf og liges at bore Ell jl,no og
l1tnottp11fen0e. Gut. Ser l1uppc bo:
nogen @egrcb ont sen unloooclige
&igoon1, Ser bcllter ban. San fnor
Ell meget ombpggelig ltn6erpisnil1g
meo set lrrlige 6orn1ool for gie at
opgtiggiprc ban til at forpolte fSor=
iul1eu.
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gi hi ntin6e bore 2eiere og nDr
Gbonnerter ON, at bi bar ct 1forf
Eager of im1ffe Brpnier for fornos=
.betalerl6e Mbonienter. &on 9e 1abF
ct fau6ant giIbnb eaa Gem forbis
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Hauif / CIT airfc. s ct. Soga5
8optiltfirfe, Ell Mcgerfirfe Ebilo=
belpbin, op6ageoes set 1mibbelbart
efter 9rnoifens 9l11tnin9 at ser bar
opltooet sslo i 9inrbeben al slltcret.
Ser bor o,1trent 500 Menneifer
airfen, % Sc por 8orpejen ltnrft
opbio1eoe peo cit froftig u&epipol"
Yr96ifen. Do Sl6e,1 ben1erfe0es
opltoo ser Sen holoion,lte Tonif, l,n-
ser bptlfen Set iipr gif u0 >ooer &bil!=
Ger og 8prn, ser itore Masier bleo
traoot un6er 55pboer. S Srnngslen
omfon1 18 Mennelfer og {aore0e5
ober so. Wennelfen1asien &irfcn
bar be1 @rao la1nmenpaffet peo
Dprene, at Bolitiet % 8ranomGn=
hene n1aotte li6e Sen fra binanben.
Wellcm Tranfrtgc % Tenc5nela
er, ber life officielt erfleret &rig,
men 6orbol6et nellem Sc to 2anoe
ct laaleoes, at 6ranfrige Dor &rigsz
ffibe liggenoe reoe bene5ueliife 5ar.
ban6e, lom pna ct 9ieblifs Shore er
i1tuno til at optrg6e oberfor 8rgli=
sent Goitro me6 Magt. S ii6ite l1ge
feje6e galtro en- M SornarmelIe mos
sSranfrige til oe mango ti6ligerel ioet
oen ti6ligere fran1fe Miniiter til Sc,
ne5uelo, 2aignD, Der boer | Caracas
| og bar gaaet on1borb en- Damper for
| at bente Bolt, blep forbnbt Mogon9
til 2an6, 6a ban otter bil6e forlaoe
5fibet. Dette bab6e til 6dlge, al
Bene5nelas @eprRientont 4ranfri.
ge / 2br6ags fra 6en frantic &egje.
ring fif Or6re til giebliffelig at for
lo6e 2onbet, og ian,tibig blep oer
gibet Sr6re til at bol6et 3 &rigsfibe
reoe til at aabne 9lngreb iaa lnar1
Droren Ig6. Set be11tes bog life, al
Ser bill blipe noget pjebltffeligt l1o:
brno of 6ien6tligBe6er, nprmeit al
Senipn til Sen / Mgeciras afbo1ote
Marocco @onference, bbis l16fal>
en6nn er 11iiffert, og Gronfrige g,1;
tier lite at forbol6e 11freo af noger
Mrt, fgr Sen Gag er fra &aanoen
Monroe Doftrinen bill iffe finoe no
gen Mnben6elie paa 6enne Gag, ol
Sc sSorene6e 5tater bill formentlig al
oeles life befatte fig mc6 Sc to 2an
0es Well enbRren6e.
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gore 2Giere bill lesec Merfe ill,

Sore 2aiere bill legee Merfe til,
at ri poa forffiellig @is fra Sio til
anbe,1 og. altib iaabiot muligt igger
at gipe bore 8Ia6e ct en6nu fpl6i-
eerre og rigere sSSnbbol6, ems Sc ollie
re6e maatte babe, / @raft al ben i
Soltrnaltitff olmen gialoen6e &egel,
at @tilltonb ber CT ensbetpoen6e 1neo
Gilbagegong. 6or1bm life at lele
sen TIL / 8lo6et paabegpn6te &affe
of originate g 6sr a g !,
Ser bill 1pre6e Jig l16 ober n1angfol0i-
sc Setter; 9e bill / mange &etninger
bg1te baa6e 16bDtte og @l96e 6erqf.
- !. -
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Sekstende Aargange

Sobn .. 9ioefefeller bar otter Sc
tolt Ell ltprrc 5pnoeboo til GhioaasD
nniDeriitetet, ne111lig ialt ca. halDan=
Den Willion Collars, bpora} $780,
! 900 lfal itao ion1 ct Jono, bpi: aase,ss=
ter lfol uobetales til Yroiesior Snzz-
pers Gnfe Dcune Boue essza Ste
belt uoentet, ioet Yetrolcltttssrizsezs
fornpltg blep lat en6eI op.
Minearbej6crncs Gpnuentiou 8
F1tt9blrg er efter bpob ct lofalt sEsEeirs s$eirssis
bor 1aoct lncooclt, cncbc5 ON CT sa:sss-
'1'lle 8rop om eli 2onifolu, Ser fssE1
glGlce for ct Nar / Gtcoet for lo;rz
biotil |or to, % ion fol girlhe til.
|. Npril nrltc 9lor. 8lonot oe sss5r-
lflelllac Eunfter 2pnnil,gsifalsmys,
lon1 freezes Gnore0e, og lo>n lfar TO-
relrg9cs Wtinceierue, er Ell olniinos=
liA SpnIorbpjelje al 12T' Broeesssss,
at Sfaloen for Dogorbei6e lfal parzee
ems for ollc &losier al 9lrbejoere, o<z
at 0renac lu1ber 16 9(or fife u,ou.
foo Mr6ej0c Mil1ernc.
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Scn rnsiiifc Observation-Disclosures

ellcr Golno, ON bDiS Solunenfol-
belle mango 9l.siere nnrer ltprt
Sninl, nil eiter bpob 9felp yorf Sc
ru(os &orrelponbent / ct. Eetersbora
bor facet opipurgt, blipc ioll1let sen
13. 9lpril eitcr r''siiif Giosrcgninn
lnorcnoe til omtrent l.. Moi / set do
ri9c @propo. Monge <siere CT
ItGrft inoo Observation-Disclosures
.looleoes 9Grcn og @ofiet ion1t enoel
al Yrrltelfobet, nen G5oren lcIp IL
Ne5 at bore i1,lot heltcl11t poo, at sen
lfol hegpl16c lit Mrbcjoc
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;yranfrigcs MIC Erriiocnt.

Dag liolte l(ge palgte set fra11fte 5ss=-
nat og Deputeretfunrnler MepubEifers
elt M Brulioent ! 5teoet for 2ntlbes
Ser life piloe 1nobtagc @jcnuale
@olgt bIep 5enotets 6or1nano, Bal-
Heres, Ser fit 449 5ternl11er, meoeu@'
bans eneite Wooitan6er, Deputeres=
fnmmerets ErGlioent 9ol1n1er, !I9s
81 Gten1ner. @on er SeS,1ri1t oQ So
litifer, bar Ell gon1fe fort Si0 bcfIGDz
eli Winiiterpolt % onleeS for at bUrs,
cit foriigtig og flog 5totslnaub. 9oaz
er 5ou al en- 1,uocroronct @1ubebs~
n1ano % Gpnnelpn uf en- 2onosbt,=
|n1e6.
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GfSploocrct @ri9slfib. ct brulil7-=
anlf &rigsifib, rs(quioobon"> 5000,
Son$ % 1neo $50 0fiicerer og Me,7s=
&c onboro> ct Ggn6og Mften pra,1z-
get I ,2l1ftelt Rnrbcoen af Nio 81
netro iom 6olgc al en @fspIoifon I:
&rltotfonn1eret. Ser blcn 0r,rbt tgst6s ttgs6s
M'cnnelfer, og loo at liae olle bss-,
SperleOenoe blep loore6e. 5fibs2
9joroe Tjcl1elte lom 1plgelfib til es-
s(omirollfib, ser fprtc &rig5nnini|te=
rem til en 8pageploo5 ior ct npt Ar=
lenol oa Ser por mango bejere Oss=
ficerer on1boro / Set pbelogte 6fiIa.
0eriblonot Mbn1iroler, ion, olte ossa=
fo1n.
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Senator Gbannccp 9epe,p al Nen,
Dorf, oer Sen lenerc 1io bar beres
@jenitanb for bol6lomn1e Mngreb for'
lit 5prbol0 til Msil1rancefon1pogniez-
ne, og al bben Set er blepet forlangi:,
at ban fol relignere lin 5tilliug, ba-:
i Be ii6lte Gage beflln0et fig r1i,1orx'
bel, og Set poaltooes, at Hans iii
ltQn6 ct al Sen grt, at ban udofaue@
til at trnffe Jig tilbage fra oe2 o!-
fentlige 2ip. Set nlenes nemlia o4
bon plu6lelig ct blepet rant af erz
nniolertioig @iGrtelo1nmefle> oess
iomrne Spgoom, lon1 afoboe M6ruf=
raj So1npion leo af> og lom fomn1es-
og forlpin6er meo ubelte11te Mellerss=
rum. 0epetps nGrn1elte Berner bmns=
Ser, at bon fl,n li6er of en- oln1inoe~
Iiq eSorfelel]e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

9ariflopen for &bilippinerue bleu'
iioite l1ge bebtoget al &ongresleza,
&epr9ientontbns 1ne6 flor Maiorzafets~
258 @ternmer tr1o6 II, efter e11 .rrea.
get bi61ig Debat. Ser nbe 4op giper
ollie Barer, ber er bbrfe6e eller tilpir-
fe6e paa 9erne, fri M6gang,> ,sbesa
SoI6afgifter, til Sc 6orene6e 6toter:
bog meo l1n6tagelle al Mis> Sobaf
og Suffer, for bbtlfe Ser Hal erlrg-
ges ct 9olb paa 25 Eroce11t al De :,
Ding1ep 2oben fa1tiotte Sol6fatIer::
Otter BEN II. gpriI 1909 ffdI Der
pere fon1plet sSribon6el mellem be-,
6orene6e 5toter og Bbi1ippiner1e.-
@arer frerniti1le6e paa Nbilipptneruz,
1fal, naar 6e 1en6es til 6e S0rere0ss
Stater, bare fritagne for Gernes as9
minoeTig @fsportafgift.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-09

Owl interests but contrary to the in
teTests Of the people and the labor trust
IS always active to push through bills
drafted in the interest of that trust but
directly contrary to the interests of the
people MS a whole. Witness the anti
injunction bill b. which labor unions
seek to tie the hands of our courts and
prevent the issue of any order to re-
strain the members of that trust from
attacking men or destroying property.
Such a bill is perhaps the mos inram-
Gus insult to courts and the COM
mon people ave laid before Congress
and the Representatives in Congress
must be held to a strict accountability
for their acts relating thereto. But
when bills come before Congress that
are drawn in the interest of all the
people they should receive the active
personal support of the people and the
representatives. be instructed by the
citizens. The Senators also should be
written to and instructed. If, there
fore, you will remember your privilege
and duty yor will at once-nOw-write
to your Congressman and Senator on
this pure food bill. Clip and enclose
the copy herewith presented and ask
them to make a business of following
it through the committee considering
it. Urge its being brought to n vote
and requesting that they vote for it.
Some oppressively intelligent and
carping critics may say this is simply
an advertisement for Postum and
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-09

to OUT6 a OOIu TN OHO D"J'
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If it fails to cure. E.
W. Groves signature on each box. 25c:
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-09
MruM aryN mmick

Pinkham, of flynn, Mass, is fully quail
6edto give helpful advice to sick women.
Read Mrs. Dimmick's letters.
Her first letter:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
~ have been a sufferer for the past eight
years with a trouble which first originated
from painful periods-the pains were ~excruci-
ating, with inflammation and liberation Of the
female organs. The doctor says must have
an operation or I cannot live, I do not want
to submit to an operation if | can possibly
avoid it. Please help me."-Mrs. Mary
Dimmick, Washington, D. G.
Her second letter:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
You will remember my condition when !
last wrote you and that the doctor said I
must have an operation or l could not live.
! received your kind letter and followed your
advice very carefully and am now entirely
well. As my case was SO serious it seems a
miracle that / am cured. know that I owe
not only my health but my life to Lydia E.
Pfnkham's Vegetable Compound and to your
advice. / can walk miles without an ache OF
a pain, and I wish every suffering woman
would read this letter and realize what you
can do for them. Mrs. Mary Dimmick, Seth
and East Capitol Streets, Washington, D.. G.
How easy it was for Mrs. Dimmick to
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass,
and how little it cost her-a two-cent
stamp. Yet how valuable was the replyl
AS Mrs. Dimmick says-itsavedh her life.
Mrs. Pinkham has on file thousands
OF just such letters as the above, and
offers ailing women helpful advice.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-09

Rodney Clifford, of Mentouno. Mimi
has a wood furnace in the basement
of his house. and, as he burns a good
deal Of wood. large quantities of ashes
accumulate in the cellar. Tie noticed
that his face and eyes smarted a good
deal from the dust. He worked bare.
headed, and at last felt a smarting on
his head, where the dust had worked
into his hair, and, taking out his hand
kerchief to wipe the dust and sweat
away, he wiped every particle Of hair
Off his head. The dust of the ashes
had combined with his perspiratfon to
form a strong I've, which had eaten
into the roots of the hair and caused it
to loosen and fall away as soon as lie
touched it. The effect was the same
on his beard, mustache. ~eyelashes and
eyebrows, and the man was as bald
as a billiard ball as o. as he rubbed
his head and face.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-09
Sporting Brevities.

Columbia defeated Annapolis at fenc-
ing five bouts to four.
Leon Martell, the Georgetown catch
er, who has been debarred from ath-
letics in the university, is likely to
join Collins.
1t looks now as if Jeffries could re-
main in retirement without further
annoyance.
c. NJ. Daniels broke one worlds rec
ord, equalled two others and shattered
several American standards for sew
eral distances in the national cham
pionship swimming races at the New
York A. C.
The Metropolitan amateur golf cham
pionship will be held at st. Andrews
May 1926, and the open championship
at Hollywood July 1928.
The North Star. flagship, Commodore
Cornelius Vandebilt, N. Y. Y. c., was
put in commission.
Hans Wagner, of Pittsburg. is the
leader of IL bowling team known as
the Carnegie Indians.
An automobile containing gasolene
Il electricity as a motive power has
caused a sensation i'll England.
L. J Marshall was beaten by Harry
Zirn ut the annual meet Of the New
xork State MISREPRESENTATION.