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The Dickinson press., 1906-11-03
The Woman Halter.

"When l was abroad the last time"
said Harry Beresford. who is starring in
The Woman Hater,'" IL went on a walk
ing tour in the northwest of Yorkshire.
One day as | was tramping GRO coun-
try from Horton to Ingleton, | lost my
bearings. Luckily l spied a farmer in
the distance, SO l hailed him and asked
him in what direction Ingleton lay and
how long it would take me to get there.
He pointed out the direction but in re-
Spouse to my other question would say
nothing but 1 doant know At last,
annoyed by the mans obstinacy or stu
pidity, whichever it was, l walked off in
high dudgeon. Before | had gone fifty
yards he shouted after me, It'll tax ye
an hour
"Why in thunderation didn't you say
that before? l shouted back.
elbow could l tell he answered,
until l saw how fast you could walk
At opera house Nov. 8.
Farm insurance in old line companies
M. LAYERS.
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-03
OAKDALE NEWS.

E. HAYS is building a new Don on his
house. He has sodded the outside Of
his frame house and the new room is
of sod.
Tom Davis and son Ralph leave
Saturday for their home in Illinois.
Ralph has been out here all summer on
his claim.
Everybody has a good case of grip.
Johnny Brew, while working around
the thrashing engine, got scalded quite
badly in the face. Although very pain
full, it is not serious.
On the 10th of Oct, at 1890 o'clock
everv body, for go miles around, heard
a terrible explosion, which proved to be
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-03
Sheeting, blankets and quilts in I'll
and prices at The New Store.

Sheeting, blankets and quilts in I'll
grades and prices at The New Store.
10 2o.tf
Dr.. Fisher made a professional trip to
Richardson Thursday.
Dodge Bros. and Bert Pierso.n located
20 homeste aders the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. S,oxen Of Taylor
were in the city on Wednesday.
Cashier John Courtney Of the Taylor
State bank was in Dickinson over SUM-
day.
Mrs. J.. ]. Freeman left tor a business
trip to Grand Forks Wednesday morn
ing.
Ned Culver, located five miles north
of Gladstone, was in Dickinson last
Saturday.
c Everts, now %ranching twenty miles
south Of Medora, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. Little of Fayette has furnished
this office with some fine specimens of
vegetables.
Don't forget to vote for Tom Evans,
the farmer and stockgrower. He does
not run his cattle outside the county. 1t
Theo. Tobias and Jack Hammested
were in from the South Dakota line this
week for supplies.
There will be a duck-shoot at the
German hotel on the South Side, Nov
4th. A big time is anticipated.
Ground bones will make your hens
lay and Charles Peeler. the South Side
market man, can fill your orders. 1o-2o.tl
The little son of Matt Reuter- was
thrown from a wagon on which he was
catching a ride and sustained a broken
leg.
We have just received u new line OF
boys shoes in patents and calf, prices
from Sl.5o to $500. L. ]. Dickinson &
Son. Io-6-ti
Rev. F. w. Gress and family viii
occupy the house just vacated by o. E
Vinnege, who has moved out to the
brick plant.
Art squares are ingram carpets wover
in one piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. G
b. Frankenberg. 5-26-tt
Geo. Rapp is ~excavating for a large
basement under his residence on Cross
street and will install a hot water heat.
] ing plant later.
Having installed a machine for grind,
ing green bones, Charles Pee Ter is now
prepared to supply all orders in this
line. Buy and make your hens lay
Io-2o.tf
Thursday. Nov. 1st, All Souls day
was a holiday in the Catholic church
both churches holding services at nine
in the morning.
Don't forget Tom Evans. He is on,
against J. E. Phelan for the legislature
Write down his name or put n of hi:
stickers over !. E. Phelan's. II
We carry the largest stock of photo
graph supplies in the state and can fl
any order,-cameras, kodaks, film an6
plates of all kinds and sizes. Come ir
and see us or send US your order. Nc
Donald & Pomroy, druggists. 3-3I-t
H.. J. Riesland, the optical specialist
who has come regularly for many years
grinding all glasses while you wait
will be at Kihm's hotel again Nov. 2;
and %. 1o-2o-6
Miss Anna Farrell OF Portland, VIII,
has been visiting Mrs. S. P. Gotta for
week, left for New York Sunday even
ing. Miss Farrell is charmed will
North Dakota and expects to spene
some time here upon her return mex
J spring.
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-03
SentineI. Butte.

Oliver J. Meyer, lately of Nappanee,
Ind, has come to look after his claim.
He has accepted temporarily work in the
Pendergast livery.
Justice Gardner has the contract to
excavate a 2ox4o #. cellar under Mr..
Bartley's store.
The N. P. has given us a night opera
tor; he is a genial and obliging man.
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-03
A Card.

ANY parties knowing themselves to be
indebted to the late Henry e. Kerber
will confer a great favor by communi.
eating the same to his mother, Mrs
John Kerber, Hannaford, N. D.
II-3-2p w. r. KERBER,
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

1 am 8 candidate for Governor of the state subject to the action of the democratic party at the primary election to be held March 28. 1906,
 It has been known for some time I would be in the race. I fixed Jan'y 1st, 1906, .as. the date for beginning active wo$k in my canvass. 2
 have watched with Aonsider- able interest the efforts Nf my two opponents, to wake uH enthusi- asm in their own be@lf, and have noted with some satisfaction the fact that the greatSmass of voters refuse to be "Mrrahed" into a frenzy, so far ing advance of the date, for making:snomina- : tions. ::
 Heel that three months cam . paigning will be sufficient time to acquaint the people oGthe state with the merits of aspisants for subernatorial honors. II much prefer g joint campaign, thus
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

county convicts upon the dirt roac and l advocate both states anC national aid. I desire the support of the laboring man in my effort to remove convicts from com petition with him.
 For many years, I have urged the establishing of textile and mechanical schools in the state. The cotton mills are coming south and that quickly. Why should we not train our boys and girls in some useful vocation? The people of the south and es- pecially of Arkansas need prac- tical education to meet present conditions.
 l solicit the votes of those who believe in practical education.
 4 l brought into this campaign and advocate agricultural educa- tion in the common school, both by experimental training and scientific treatise. Every school house should be surrounded by miniature farm of from one to two acres, where the children should be given areas to culti- vate. The boy leaving the com mon school and not desiring to take a higher literary course, will be equipped for the farm.
 1 advocate the establishment in our common school system of a Department of Domestic Econ omy, in which girls should be trained in the science of domestic life, housekeeping, etc. These may appear to be visionary dreams, but time will demon . trate the correctness of my posi- tion. If as people we desire to perpetuate our freedom along with our institutions, we must now begin to interest the rising generations in practical affairs The present tendency is to be- guile our time away chasing bubbles, and when the bubbles burst, we will be left breathless, disheartened, and an easy mark for the vicious enemies of our beloved republic.
 solicit the good will of the mothers in Arkansas, who would like to see their daughters train ed in domestic economy.
 9 1 suggest divorcing the whiskey license question from our general election.
 The question of license or no
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

license should have no place ol the political tickets.
 Our elections are now largely controlled by the whiskey trust because the whiskey trust is vit. ally interested in having license voted in all the counties.
 The public service suffers or account of the moral issue being injected into every general cleo. ton. In many cases the merits of contending candidates are completely overshadowed by the license question.
 Whiskey and it's adherents de. bauch the sanctity of the ballot and makes knaves of many ot those entrusted with election machinery. Divorce this moral issue from political elections Let the people have the option of naming the time to vote for or against license by proper petition to the county judge, the expenses of said election to be paid by the successful side in the contest.
 solicit the votes of all who believe in honest, fair elections,
 advocate the closing of all saloons at night, no compromise
 1 mean, close them all night It is shame for civilized and God fearing people to "wobble'' around this question. The open night saloon is a constant menace to peace and order.
 It is a fostering sore on the social body.
 It is the home of the "hobo' the resting place of the burgla al and the gamblers haven.
 When all legitimate business is closed and honest men go home to slumber the saloon with its lights, it's music and sensual blandishments ,begins it's worl of moral depravity, tearing dowr the safeguards thrown around the home fireside, and disruptine society. No one will have the hardihood to say "the night saloon is necessary evil''.
 solicit the votes of the tenn perance people because I believe in temperance and good morals
 I advocate disfranchising th' whiskey seller from seats ol political committees and alec render him an ineligible fol public office. The whiske.y seller has a direct financial interest ir
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

of government to work unham- . perod within the sphere allotted to it. Suppose the executive branch decides to attend to it's own field and let the judical and legislative department alone and vice versa. Does not continual row between these departments tend to bring the government in- to disrespect if not disrepute? If I am nominated and elected 1 will attend to my department and leave to the control of the judicial and legislative departments their respective affairs. The three coordinate branches of govern ment are all equal in dignity and power and arel all responsible directly to the people.
 will recommend a good road law, and urge the working of state and county convicts upon the dirt roads. Good roads mean millions of dollars saved to the people. will ask that the pres ent convict lease system be abol-
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

shaping the politics of the state. His financial interests overshad. ow and becloud his patriotic love of country. Follow the example set by the great fraternal organ izations viz: Masons, Odd. Fellow, Knights of Pythias. etc. The effect of this disfranohise- ment on the rising generation will be wholesome because it emphasizes the fact that selling whiskey is not respectable vocation. I am tired of seeing candidates and officers bend the knee to the dive keeper.
 solicit the votes of all who believe in government controlled by patriots, whose sole aim is their country's good, their child. ren's pride.
 l am appealing to the whole party for support and not to any faction.
 He who brings a factional fight to the polls in September next endangers the democratic ticket. If I am nominated, I will bring back our old time majority, l will bring peace and harmony indeed.
 The old confederate veteran can always claim my support for anything he wants, because 1 stand convinced his services have earned for hiu my undying confidence and gratitude.
 I don't want the office of gov- ernor for the office and honor alone. want the position so we may be able to "rub out and begin anew" forever closing and healing the desperate party wound now plainly seen and felt.
 I am not financially able to make a thorough canvass, I don't believe in 'hobnobbing', anyway. It is as much the duty of the good citizen to look up a good man to fill an office, as tits the duty of & good citizen to hunt up good office.
 ] Where is your better elsmentr Where is your patroit? Where is your honest politician? Can't he come out of his hole long enough on primary day to cast 2 vote? Can't he look aroud among his neighbors and friends and help to shape public opinion?
 Come on boys and let us have 8 new deal and start a new game for Arkansas?
 Little and Rogers are both full grown 'pap" suckers and ought to be weaned.
 I pledge my support to the nominee, whomsoever he may be.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

saving time to the votersand en- abling them to compare state -ments made by candidates, dur ing the debates.
 may not be widely known to the great body of voters, but those things for which I stand in making this fight, should cause them to stop aud ponder. If my platform holds the solution of any problem which will rebound to our credit as a state, then as tn e logical means for carrying out the platform I claim your support.
 The highest position held in this republic, is that of citizen. The citizen is absolutely free to act according to the dictates of his conscience in all matters per. taining to the state, and is left a free hand selecting officers or public servants.
 The officer should be a model of the standard of citizenship, If the standard of citizenship is high, corresponding condition 
 should exist in officialdom. We know the character of the people of Arkansas is all right we also know the reputation of ths state is bad abroad. Something should be done to cure this defect I suggest we quit quarreline among ourselves.
 That we eliminate persona politics. That we permit eacl of the three coordinate branche
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

ished, effective at the earliest date. I will favor textile and industrial schools. The estab- lishings of these schools has been my theme in nearly every public address delivered since 1886. I will favor the practical and theo- retical teaching and training of children attending the common schools, in the science of agricul- ture and domestic economy. Teach the boys how to farm and train them toward the farm in- stead of away from it. Domestic economy taught in the school room is practical way to bring up we'll trained, useful house keepers. I favor the educational amendment and hope my friends will vote for it. The adoption of this amendment will not increase the rate of taxation one cent with out the consent of the voters in the various school districts.
 I am opposed to all trusts in restraint of trade and shall insist upon the vigorous enforcement of the anti trust laws now on the statute books.
 I wish to impress upon the people:
 1 1 brought this question oi building good roads into this cam paign and kindly ask the support of all those who desire good roads. 2I brought into this campaign
 the idea of working state and
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
 Doctors Arc Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery of Kenneth McIver, of Vanceboro. Me-, ia the sub- feet of much interest to the medical fraternity and wide circle of friends. He says of his case: lowing to severe inflammation of the Throat and con- gestion of the Lungs, three doctors gave me up to die, when, as a last resort, l was induced to try Dr. Kings New Dis covery and am happy to say, it ,saved my life." Cures the worst Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis' Weak Lnrgs Hoarseness and La Grippe. Guaranteed at F. R. Mrorow's drug store. 5Oc and $1.0O Trail bottle free.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
Hon. Samuel Q.
 Sevier'S Address

Good Roads, Practical Education, Temper ance. Schools of OfTechnOlOgy, and agricul- tural Training the platform on which he asks the support of the DemOc-
 racy of the State
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-02
Eeras'

= SIM @elhaftsteil Don San On
Qelo iino mebrere 6duier burh 5euer
serit6rt uoroen. Ser Shaoen be-
lduFt iih auf ungefdbr $25, 900. Ser
luittrd9er fino: Der apUtbefer u. &.
@inafielo, Der @rDcer 9. s. Trimble,
Der Sutpelier 6. $. 8arbb. Der Bar.
bier &obt. Balfance, Spence 0ia &
See. IS. Sia uno 6ia & Zee.
Der Biebsuhter glD aus Bel
@ountn bat neutib einen b~ieridbrigen
8uaen uerfauft. Der ITO Bfuno
uDa. gs loI oies oas ar6Bte Stad
8ieb geneien iein. oaB lie in st. @ortb
auf ben Wartt aebraht puroe.
Sn 81 Baiu bat es am Don.
neritaa morgen gel@neit.
SIN 8arlpr oes 6ome 6otel in
Safe Charles. 2a., bat lih elm Mann
3amens 9. Submer aus 6Duitpn ere
fboiien. St mar BEL Der Southern
Bacifc Bahn angeiteQt.
SIN benz Baiteur 3 Snititut su
Muffin rueroen iebt Sc 8erlpnen be-
hant eft. Die BON toaen 6unoen ees
bitten iino uno in 9efabr ihueben,
an Der 3oQmut su ertranten. Oie
Wfeiiten ueroen unentaeltlih be-
bauoelt.
- Da8 Delight in Der Staat8taife
1T 9etilat. oas Stats Shabamt bat
gu elmer Cab 8aiis" iibergeben
f0nnen.
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aaas sas WISER perihlinat.

NaG oer iueben per1Hentlihten
Statiftit iino i'm Sabre 1904 bon
Oampf' uno Segetidiffen unter oeuts
l@er Slaaee % NIT einem @eiammts
8ebalt oDn AZ, 500 9onnen unterge.
gangen ooer aeibeitert. @nelano
init ieiuen Solonien 6at ben Uer(ult
BON 209 Shiffen nit 225, 900 Tons
men 81 betlaaen. SIM Berb6ltnis Al
leiuem 5hiffsbeitano bat e8 LAG b.
g., Deutihlanb 0.45 % $. p~erluren.
In aueiter Steue tun1nten bte Ser.
Staten BON Imerita nit einem Ser
luit BON ITO Sbiffen nit 81, 900
Gonnen uno benz b6hiten 8ruseute
lab nDn 81 b. $. ibres SGiffsbe.
itanoes. 8eiter folaen 0prmeaen
nit 60, &uBlano uno Stalien NIT lie
81, Sapan nit "a, Srantreib nit
80, Sbweoen nit 81 Sbiffsperluften.
Semertensuert lit, oaB 9eutid1[anb
neben Ddnemart ben aeringiten Bro.
8entiab BON 8erlufter bot, elm autes
3eiden ftir Die 9iidtigteit Der oeut.
iben Seeleute. Die 6anoelsflotte
Oeutidlanos beitano gnoe 1904 aus
1893 Seaels uno 2138 DampIIdiffen
nit einem 9elammteebalt BON SO
Wtiatensa &eaiitertOnnen unb II, 600
Wann BeiaBung.
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9dS

8au $ SnIpeftDr MnbrenberQer bat
Dem Staotrat einen 8eridt iiber ben
bauliden 8ultanb oes 9uspitals aus
ae1anot. Sn oemielben ertldrt er, Dab
feline aueenblidlide @efabr beftehe
uno oaB oas @ebduoe tatiddlih nit
Guslaee bon elm paar 9auieno DDlz
lars tpieoer in euten 3uitano ge>
bramt tperben f0une. ST leBt aber
binsu, oaB Dies nur moalih 5et. tuefit
mar, bic I%nSammlung BON 8runos
@oifer perbinoern fDnne.
Wie uns 0err @abrenberger pers
IDnfim mitteilte, fiebt Die. Sode niel
lhlimmer aus, als lie in BirflIhtett
lit. gs lit siemlih nieG BON benz Be
murf abaefaIen, bas 1T aber nod
fein 8epeis fir bic 8aufdligfett
oes 6au1es; oenn Der 8etpurf. ben
man oamols, oils bQs 0Dspttal ae'
baut tuuroe, bier benubte, TT lebr
ihleht, ba man idledten Sano 81
Ieiner 6eritelung pertuanote. ges
benfliher iino einige itarfe Riife, bic
fih in ben Wauern ielbt geaei9t ha'
ben, ober audi iie beoinaer nob
nidat, baB oas 5aus suIammenitlrse.
| Die einsiae Gefabr lieet nad 0errn
Nahrenberaer's Infint in oem
@runbmaHer. Der 8Doen, auf benz
oas 6uspital iteht, 1T Elm ihle61ter
Qebmbooen, iammelt iid] @runomaiz
fer an, TO 1T bel Dem 8uitano oes 8es
baubeg aIeroiaes Shlimmes ST. be-
firbten, man mug baber ppr auem
banab itreben, oieies 0runewaiier
fort gu balten. SIN uebrieen 1T 6err
Wabrenbereer Der Mniibt, oaB es
iebr nDhl aneebraht fei, oas @e'
bduoe aussubeKern. Wenn arinos
lid repariert, tpas nit eintgen Tou'
ieno Dollars su MAIDEN lei, Tonne
bas @ebdube NOD lanae ftehen.
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aaubern. uno Die 9araer, peroer npr
Weio plaben. (Man miro iih bins
tee ibrem &iden oDr 2aben aus.
ihittetn. Nuf @ieoerleber. meme
Be{tei"..
w@ern miroe ih nod reht lance
in Sbrer angenebmen Nbenoaeiens
ibaft tueilen, meine @ndoiaite, aber
ueaen elmer ldftieen Snoispoftion
oes Wagen8 bat mir rtein 9ausarst
orinaeno nur9eIhrieben, mid febr
aettia nieoersuleeeu. Sd tam oes=
ba(b su meinem aroBen Beoauern an
ben reiden @eniiien Sbrsr gafel
ntdt t%eilnebnen. Muf Wisoerleben,
meine bohuerehrte @ndoiael"
ST ~nerneiat fih tief. tiiBte Der Das
me oes 0auies ebrerbietia bic Sim
aeripiben unb nerldBt bas 6aus. Gls
er orauBen lit, atriet er erleihtert
anf. Damn mint er einem Earartes
ter berbei uno idbrt nah einem Weins
reftaurant. Dort neraebrt er init
grDBem Nppetit orei DuBeuo Nuftern,
einen uartnen 0ummet nit Butter,
cine BortiDn Spareel. cine Weit,s
berassB adtel, adie uno Seuerie.
Dasu trintt er cine SIalhe BUmmerp.
9as lit Die tleine Snoisppiition lei=
mes Wasens -.
Saet oenn Wiemanb bic Wahr.
belt? . opb, elmer! SDrer mir i'm!
rSeit orei Munater ruarte i'd nun,
ihun oergebens auf rnein @elb. t1ein
6err. Weine Schulz lit gu @nbe
6abe ih Bis ibermuraen nidt ales
bel Seller uno Bfennia suriid, 10
meroe ib itrafrebtlih aeaen Sic nors
aeben. meSten Sic fih oas! rIber
aeouloen Sic ftf oDh nod Elm noe.
mig. mein S~erebrteiter!" wTdIt mir
gar nl1t elm! Sic iuhen mid itn-
rler uno INNER tuieoer gu p~ertr1iten
uno woIen mid nit leeren Neoenss
arten ~abipeiien. Sd eebe aaf nidts
mebr elm. @ie geiaat. biz iibermur'
aen babe ih mein @elo. ooer es pais
iiert etmas. 9arnit pirft er Die Fir
trafeno tns ShtuB. Sold elm
grober Menib!" brumntt Der Shulhs
ner binter inn Der.
go finbet man eS iiberaa oiel an
senebmer. elm uenig beloeen gu tuers
ben, menr AUDI "a bifel Tnlihheit
babel" iein Ioute, ais Die unaeibmint'
te Wabrheit 81 h0ren. ga. ia, 10
fino mir Wenihen! /
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Ratfblaae fir ben sfarmer.

Sc lift tDftlih! Go lange Der 6err
9. g. Beters Brdfioent reipettioe
Wice'8 rdiioent Der Suutbern Cotton
9romers NR0ciation mar. beTiirnprs
tete er aufs @ifriefte. menieer gDt.
ton au pflanaen unb Die geerntete
WaumluDlIe bis su einen. getptifen
Breis, er bate oanals II Gents felt.
aeiebt, mern mir nibt irren, au bal
ten. Jebt, ba man i'm aus ieinen
Nerntern beraus9ebrdnet 6at, ertlart
er. es lei uniinn, tuerrt Die teranii6en
5ornter benz State Der jebioen Beam,
ten Der Southern Cotton gromers'
Ihociation" folaen. tueniaer Cotton
pfanser unb Die BaumitpDQe balten
luputen, bis Der Breis auf Is Gents
g~eitie8en iei.
Dieter fGnelle umlhlae in Der sc.
iiarung bemeift una pieber, oaB all
oas aatgeben. tueldeS 6err Beters
ieiuerseit betrieben Bat uno tueldes
npr einem Sahr uuiern Tarmern 10
lhlebt betommeri lit, niht auf uirt.
itbe Sorihungen bafiert, Iunoern
rtitr Elm bloBes Staten auf's @eraoe,
mobl bin mar.
uno Diel anoers piro's bel ben
0errihaften. Die iebt oas arose 8ort
IN Der vSoutbern Cotton @ruuers
Nh0elation" fabren. AUDI nidt lein.
unlerer Wteinuna nah lit Der bette
Gat fur ben Sarmer nod INNER Der,
oaB er ieinen 8etrieb, 10 pielieitio'
tpie m69lib aeitalte, muourd Elm all
gu ansgeoebntes @ottonpfansen BON
lelbit aitbbrt; oaB er feline Baums
tuoue n~ertaufte. pent, er, nad Ieiuer
Wtetnurg. einen auter Breis be-
t0ttin,t. Dec ibm einer pernanftiaen
grOftt iibert, unb oaB &c fib all ben
Spetulatiunsioeen oes t0errn Serbian
u. ". gegeniiber 10 nurlihtia uie
mo9lih nerbalte. Sir alauben, er
miro babel am NQerbegfen sohreu.