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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Terms of Sale.
Bankrupt Notice.

In the matter Of
Walter G. Keplirger, IN BANkRUITcY
Bankrupt.
To the Honorable Aston C. Dayton
Judge OF the District Court OF the Unite1 States
for the Northern District Of Vest Virginia.
w.t.rG Keplinger of Martinsbur in the County Of
Brkel-v and State of West Wig mia. in said District
respectfuv represe, that the 1th day of March
roos he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the act
vi Congress relating Uankrnptcy;that he has duly
and has fully complied with all the requirements OF
said acts and of the orders OF the Court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he pr Us that he may be decreed by the
Court to have iull discharge from all debts prove
able against him under said bantruot acts, ex-
:tpt srch debts as are excepted by law from such
di.charge.
Dated this z7rd day Of Aug, A. d, 1900.
WALTER J. kErLsNGER Bankrupt
By Carenc. E. Martin, Atty.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Northern District of West Virginia
90 this a3rd day of Aug, A. D., 1906, reading
the foregoing petition. 1t
Ordered by the Court, that hearing be had up
an the same on the and day OF sept. 4. u. 1908,
before said Court MartinSburg, in said District, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon aud that notice thereof
be published in the Msrunshurs statesman. news
paper printed in said District, and that all known
at said time and place, AID show cause if any they
have. why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted
And II is further ordered by the Court, that the
Clerk shall send by mail 10 all the known creditors
copies OF SAID petition and this order, addressed 10
:hem at their places OF residence as stated,
Witness the Honorable Aston q dayton Judge Of
the said Court and the seal thereof at MarInsOuTg,
Ia said District, on the a3rd day OF Aug A. y. 100
(sEAl JASPER MOORE, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.
Saturday. Sent. Sth. 1870

Tbs Undersigned as attorneys ,or ale owners. wi
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidde
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Hydes Wanted.
IF you have hides to sell, writ
THE UNITED STATES LEATHER co.

iHG OhliGp pld1Lo LEM MN w.
Country Hide Department, Cuem
berland, Md, stating the number
and kind of hides you have. VIII
buy large or small lots, of farm
-ers, butchers, merchants or deal
.ers. If desired, a buyer will call
on you, examine and buy your
hides and pay for them when ship
nent is made. Single hides or
small lots may be shipped to the
above address and they will be eX-
amined and p1id for promptly
when received. Address
The UNITED STATES LEATHER co.
1I Eide Dept, Cumberland Nd
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Order Of Publication

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held In the Clerks office of the Dir
cult Court of Berkeley County, the 9th day OF
August, 1906.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
KOPPISH-BUTLER

Mr.. Charles Frederick Koppish, of
Dawson. Pa, civil engineer for the
Wabash and Miss Katharine Butler, a
daughter of DIR. and Mrsr. M. S. Butler
of Hedgesville, were married, at the
home of the bride, on Thursday eve
ming at $50 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by the ReA. J. c. Lepps
pastor of the Presbyterian church. The
house was be ,utifully decorated, for
the occasion with eat flowers and pot
ted plants, the color scheme being
white and green. The bridal party en-
tered the parlor, where the ceremony
was performed, to the strains of Lo-
hengrin's wedding march rendered by
Mrs. Clyde Everhart. and during the
wedding service sob, Promise Me"
was softly played.
The bride was given away by. her
father. She was very becomingly
dressed in handsome princess gown
of white silk null over white silk and
carried a shower boquet of bride roses
and smilaX. The maid-of-honor was
Miss Edna Butler, a sister of the'bride,
who wore very pretty costume of
White Persian lawn, with pink girdle
and elbow bows, and carried pink car
nations and smilaX.
After the ceremony a reception was
held, and many friends of the young
couple attended. The young ladies who
served at the reception were Miss
Frances Henshaw, at the coffee urn;
Mrs. Florence DalzeIl Butler and Miss
Lena Richard, at the punch bowl; Miss
Park McKown, Miss Comic McKowD,
Miss Elizabeth Trammell, Miss Edith
Williams, Miss Annie Gardiner, Miss
Bessie Sperow, of Martinsburg; Miss
Louise Miller, and Miss Lille Catrow
of Hedgesville. The guests from other
points were Nr. and Mrs. Preston Lee
Brooks, of Myersdale. Pa, Mrs. n. J
Dalzell, Mrs. Florence Butler, d.. Les
| ter l.. Ross. of n. Y, Mr.. r. H. Will
liams, Mr. Joseph Baker Legg, of Bal.
timore; Miss Nina Koppish, of Letters
burg: Miss Ida Leitch, of Hunting
town, Md, Mr.. Stephen Snodgrass, Of
Louisville, KY.
The bride has large circle Of friends
and is well known as one Of the most
attractive and accomplished young
ladies in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koppisch. drove to
Martinsburg Thursday night and
took train over the B. Il @ on their
wedding tour. They will reside at
Dawson, Pa, We wish the young
couple long life of married felicity.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Tern $ of Sale.

X Poole. Attorney for owners.
Geo. w. Reese ker, Auction Ger.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31
Six Room Dwellin g,
40 Acres in Good Timber,

nearly new. slate roof; good St bic and 'heds, hog
pen, com house, & anery, and other eutbul dlngs
there is a small orchard on the am about
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-08-31

The unders igned as attorney FOR the owne
will offer for SAFE at public auction to tn,
highest bidder on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

Hicks Dress Shields, warranted,
pair '.-.......'. -.'.--.......,............l Oc
Dressmakers' Pins. box. .19c
Ball and Socket Fasteners, dozen......7c
Mercerized Braid. 5-yard pieces
Double Serge Betting. piece. SOC
Corticelll Silk. spool. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22
''OPENING'
At the PaIais Royal.

Waist accepted today
United States Rather complimentary
leading London special depart
the sale American Waists proudly advertise the fact and
asking higher you'll find quoted at the Washington Palais
Think that
ashnet i'm the world comprehensive better stock
# best Shirt Waists. Prices least for best:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

swfS sAoudkE ia re ia sht Do paAas aupumgr m At adbah @t QF NF nNBa cRWhsa
gmrupu H san ruE nspnaG Rr mHaas tk EHbuetr st uHdshe HNRaREs aG
sm sas eusras % abui RH fp mDr W. Rice 1A Main Street, Adams SG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
Sorg hos aineierne.

SsrgetioeH ior afosbe ct meset iors
itieais bOs be iOritieaise 6Uli. sos
8ineisrns isrser en- Wuuo iaolsbss tire
2lar eiter i'm 5aoers 7ph. mebsus ban
fun barer sOrs / 100 9ase eftsr fin
0ipber - for i'm Suitru bGrsr ban al'
oslss life Surs. 8et uilbe psiaa neos
iGtts Gufemonben / bans 2anSsm9H6s
Zine, buis ban / fit gore uifte Hugeus
IombeIit Surs Upsr i'm bsoe 9uitru;
man maa iist iutet ~uieouuulist mrrte
paa BAN. UT Der isrsss ! 100 Gage
pper en- bso Wpoer, bier ilet lite, at
Der er uOseu sgrbScisbeo iOr benbe
irsmior for Suitraen, men sr iimpeItben
5slse al ben hos aiueisrne beritense
anstultus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

ri ben lelp, berpaa Tang be ale .uben
minbite lliitterbeo: "9en Gang ieg
oros Gfiteb" mso be ri9tise Orb %
iulo Toritunetie be isrite Bar Sers.
Ntiu 5Ortlariu9 at 9itelsn "ber 2swe"
life par fieuot i 2aRmart bteu tnnpt
ta9et for COB. 8Gite Wursen itiaeoe
Ell Stotte Jig ioran mig pGa 9Gttet %
iusoe: land you could not sing
the danish Marseillaise'. II can
sing the danish Marseillaise". Der
8snGunelie al Sausen CT O9iau M ipr
mig, mauite ie9 i%ortIarc BAN.
Get bar iom oft naunt / aaret 1880.
Ipitsrne par Ell itprre Selitab bpIutts
Imerifu. % bible beige Siemmei,
be bnupe ION uuse 8utter lnrt
Saugen al be fra adret 184S hiem'
peuote Sutbatsr, ps III a ben eitsr 40
9tars 5orlgb flar / beres Griroring.
&c tpite Splonier mao baoe ipntes ON
ben pg 5pis / oeres 6iemlaub Iiseiou,
eQsr Iarss en- Gang life!
Site iensre bar ieg erinbret mig
8raubtOigs Orb: Stormastts CT Sou'
gems Gauoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
Aurktn pnn pr9rirn.


pu fens Ger cs ana meS spiret mot stY,
/ storm oe | stila, peS KpelS cs pes Cry;
me Ryuar DIN StriS, on cr Saua tyr ceim,
icm ruSoe Der peter, men minnet jim Prim.
,raar KIoffd 81 ringer mn 5oIefpels,
oct CT ioru Elm Seust irrcS rtorres 5iea;
aa, eip no fje misiar 4 n~orife Saal,
men talar til solfct Pad heimIeet laall
"a, gin 30 tie misiar fin norffe $40,
men torar, 70 Klonsen ORTIZ helm yper Sic;
for emo 70 brenu her | Sriu9a Elm Srane,
han loear fyr uoree - paa peferheims
Siranp.
Bans Reynolds.
Ruro 7afp.a 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
en- OpIepeIie.

u. apsslt msopsIer ! banf "RatiOs
na~liibsuoe".
Eet bar / Narst 1880 ombcrb i cams
psrsn "Sereer" pau &eiie ira Reu
gort, ri baus ont gitsrmiobassn inust
europa / Siste % Stemninssn par Der
for ON ajiensn bGi i SolOueu pnn 9Rfs
Jet. ga jes iraaots Serino raabiss Der
mig impoe, Ginger Sic aus der So
me-; jes itOb ps q life meS, ba hog
al Dem i 8prSet % raabts: "2sr
Some fam Elm Iebsr Zane iinse4l 3aa,
Iasoe en- anben, ban oil lite. iaa pnssr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

Clap 8eiriiaoalu berettcr Sasa.
erre - leo al @igt (9en. eller 500.
uarf), og en- meoicinif Brofesior ueo
Set nurifc lIuiperiiiet fanot pan ben
bal,sIastes opbeporeoe Ben @istiio-
pGrter. Snr De nograoeSe 9en til.
bert Serme Sspoing, tor Sfibet bore
inbpaa et ti00 aar saumelt nu.
ser Oct itdar.
Wsillpdufce, @is., 25Se Gebr. 1906.
6. s. Saral6 &tit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

Slom. SisIee ct telegram ira
6resno er Ser Nom / California,
iSet elpeuc Sings % Sooduiu cper'
line greober. Seb SiiaIia
bar ser life oGret Ell Zig Sanbmasie
1862. Nere 8aoer cr iorpnno-
IeSe til 5loSIeier, og 5Groielen er
9nerne 8ooSpille % Sar.
merspiae er osian biemisgte Of 5lOm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
Snobpoafe.

Sen 1sSe STARTS bcIlutteSe Spc @ins
ueapOlis notwithstanding %euiteutmig at
tubbpbe RinncIotn Observation-Disclosures
90 BET rationale afbolbsforburo iii at
hoIbe fine nGite aarsmeSe / Rtuueapps
lis. Garl 20. Sobniou. 6orm., Sub
RmrIiou, 8icsformauo, 80. s. Saigeu,
SasIercr; 9. s. Saiu, SinausietretGr;
4 I. StsrcalspoIS, Sur. Setretrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
"Ghor"s u~noersons'

fSra SmugeiunS meSoeIe8 Sat 3bic
Rarts: Shorten Gig cr biotil op'
fifooe, tiISeIs frpgteli8 ttIreote. Ger
fanbte8 i en- !alpnse poa &oroiioen
s Sun6et ntellen &erneboItreu %
2nto, nltiaa paa bcg8e 'SiSer az
GtranSingspputen. Gro9ct ct gleoet
no paa ca. 10 SaOne Gotto. Sele
StranSen err fulb nf EOmfaSier %
Sabunoen er bebpffet meo 900 Glib.
Se6uroen er ttloels oprepet al Srag'
iuget.
Salt er biofommet II Sig, Der fig
ger / 9pens 2igfnprI. Scgningen
fortietteS iHtorgen.
gn Of Sc rebheoe, @rdooaI, beret'
ter, of aIe omborb bleo uopurreSe
til Irbeioc oe6 Saipjertiocn ON Ior'
geren lllpffesbngcn. Gn Sines Sio
eiter bcgpnbte "Sbor" at orioe for
Inferne. 3apteiiter Guer$toebt 90
SteensneS oor bn beg3e pua &ofns
m~onoobroen ng opforbreOe De ON.
boroo9renoe at forholbc Zig rolige.
De raabte ooer til "Steinar" ON
&ielp.
2ipboaSen ,tbiatteS, men funtreoe
u:eo en- 1auo, Der bIeo burte. "Stei'
mar" Ilog iorooer % git fIar al
"Sbor". @raoSal bsrie SeiaIba-
penoe oupboro poa "gbor" itotalte, OF
IropeIler bar itfIar.
Sra Sfibet begpnote OF bripe, ill
oct itsote, mleogtf Der ct aUarter.
"Sbor" oreo Weo Igterenoen inS
paa ct SfiRr, ser itaotg ouerItpaeoes
al Sieerne. ga ben itsbte, aif 6Or.
maiter, operbor0, % ban nntoger, at
oen / 5aLoet fOEiteoe enbeI. Ser
bsrtes neniIig iterte Sfrig efterpoa.
8Ioffer % rig dpateoe ogiaa
ruutot / 2uften % traf flere. @u 10
fire Woub flamre6e Jig irit iii oet
paa Spffct ~gicuitaaenbe Nnite'
Jump. "&bor" franseoe ooIoiomt
oper. 9e Fleite ioruo falbt % oper'
boro og fit S~iIOcfasier ober iig.
SteenSnpS og gnerstoebt iorbleo
paa 4ommanoobroen lige til Sfibct
innf. IaifimioIfcne bar paa fin Eoit
irotil Sfibet iteote.
"Sbor" ooerifp1ebes itobia al
gr9n6ingernc, ilJotil Ell SIP pllto.
ielia begrop Sfroget, % ole gien'
bpienoe ombor0 foribanbt. 8rao0oi
iprang oper6orO ira @pmmouoc'
brcen, foiteoe8 al 9rpnbinsen oper
SfiRret og fit frooIet iig op paa Bet.
"a Sisen breo ooer Sfieret, mnotte
ban berfrn ipeurne ilanb, boor ban
biergeoes al tiLiIcn0e SoIf. Golurtcu
iIarb, ian ban ire iiobe / aiggen AZ
"S9or~s agtermoit, men itrar eitcr
foriponot Sfi6et iuloitGnoig.
Inttnunoen ! Stopanger 9lmt
~inoberetter til Sldtitsoepartemertet:
Sdooiot ie8, CT 80 o~ntfonne, foorof
cnoel bar 6omilier / inao 8aar,
eiterla6er omfring 40 Bern, maaife
ilerc. giebIiffeIi9 9sb nfbielpe8 al
5nttigpGien o. 4rioate. 5remti6ig
Sielp oil oiitnof tr9nge3, men TOR
penteS t~ifoeiebraqt oeb pripnt Sno.
inmLing. Sffentlig Sormaitolmiuo
antages ~iaale0cS life for 5iben neO.
uenbig.
5 Saugeiun6 Gar man int igona
en- SnoiamIing ! gnIeoning al
"Sbor"s Undergoing. Stopanger
aummune bar ienOt 500 SIR. % Soi
grpgseri ! St00an8er $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
@ap ham galart. @oSeren:

8ap ham @nlgrt. @oSeren: "Sn
&aniemano. bar OF oirfelig stbct Din
lille gror oct minoite sGble. Sea
iugSe 10. Of on itiiloc Iaoe ham uGI8e."
Sauiemnno: Get eioroe jeg og'
iaa. 5ea iae0e til ham: "gnten oct
lille eaer life uoget," 90 ina toa ban
0et liae.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

Mason City Brick & Tile Co.. Mason clil. Iona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

oct aabneoes meo @uostieneite al
9altor s.. Sfpberg. 6orbanolinas.
emnet: "Sporpaa fan leg fienoe, ON
min Gro er Iepenbe eler bs?" inble.
SeSes al 8ajtor .. q. geuion. Zen
2Soe Sebr,nr boIot 9oitor y. Me-
LAMB Observation-Disclosures meo Nj
tergang, iantt optoges Sfier til Wis.
iioneu. iom beIsb itg til $54. Oct
bIeb befluttet, at 8aarmsbet holoes
i gpanspiae, 9aitor S9ttres aolo,
fra 22Se til 24oe Ytai 1906. 8aitor
g. s. 2ino palgtes til at boloe Nab
ningsprRotfen, 8aitor &. Sfpberg til
at inoIeoe Samtaleemnet, slnb. 2,
II og 8aitpr s. 8. Sburipn til
at boIbc Misiionsprgoifen. "a Sa-
itorerne Z. Sisrnbom og %. 6initdo
! bisie Gage fcrfaoer Sergus Sails
areos TOR at optage Irbeioet / SER
rens 8iugaoro paa ANDRE Steoer, be-
iluttebes % antoges islgepoe 8eio'
lutiou: 6ersus Sails areoS al Den
5oreneoe Strife, iamlet til NsSe !
Gloon Safe, Winn., ira 27Se 5e'
brilnr til lite Iart8 1906, ieHoer
berpeo 9aitorerue z. Sisrnbom og
90. Sinitao Ell biertelis Siiien %
Eat for goot, ueIitguet % fiGrt Can't
ter % Sampirfe De aar, oi bar or.
beibet iarumen til Subs 8iges OPP
hpggeIie Der. Can't uOtaler De beo'
tie gnifer ON CUBS rige Seliiguelie
cper eoer % ooer eoers fremtinige
Sirfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
so Yrueeut aarlia ~surtieneite

peS at brrge aiIsbstegl. Senb eiter
en- iri Bog ON SegIorGneriua os gri.
Ter meo 5ragien betalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23
Gn I'M &lGDesrGffe.
Trit til Sen, iona lioer al Srof.

Ja 1tI0tt0tf WFtF
Eaa iaumr EmBtr, IFr "a Ga Nssee ION en- NaeF Harer iscH eEasti
en- SEs. RaaE ice 6ssrE l tsureE. "a asasr Hs iiis Bare mistyfs8.
mcu rt0fsudTsHbe pcbTssli. iaH gWy fer bsedaag at mep Ssu8ea az
Siup. Deg bar iurrTtt IAisHher paa laicHpsg al SEofgtf1IagE. % ia
fHrrrtt BEN tl SEER Tag paa - Ill ~ slTs SarisbrS 20 bar neaH ct e
bet fsyet gtfziSe. Rs ire tGn tustg. sia 3 aavs sTfarias % Eisgib.
utugs DiRlpeiIesr iGftrr mig jfaaS III az aife mere foe J9ts mrs Sggs.
cu6 aSgsH lebsaer N2aus mulqtns fH aisEs.
5pg ar oyVte III Sa % sWE gsHEsr mgo STot, at uiE @sis@ e sa
after ar for ATLAS Srot. vi. Rs. steu ll sme st en- ErlG Srsrs nsfu
80 6r,.s Hs,f3fF Far ~, zrrA fr,sn Reuse g4ara IA wa zftbgt for Mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-23

lie Sr1fer ON 8uos rtge Selltgrelle
coer e0er % ooer eoerS fremtinige
Sirfe.
Zen nurffe Spuube.
8rof. 8. 6. granbt prPbifebe
'Ssnboe ben lite WtartS ont 6ormto'
hagen / Dor &irfe / 0ecorob, lfriper
"4irfetio." a, og on aitenen talte bun
iammeitebS eiter Spfororing al Sil'
tier College Sllnbap aSiociation. 81
ter greoifenen ont S%ormiobagen
lagoe ban 5oriamlingeu ben ergeiIfe
@isiionS Sag paa Sierte, ce optor'
brebe iprlig til at itstte BET arbetbe,
irm nl eisres al Scope @pang. 2iltb.
Gburf" / SpbsIt|Wtinneupolis for Of
foa en &irfe / Rprbeoen al Stots"
rmiceriitetet. San oplpite, ct al Oct
tes 1000 Stloenter' fommer Ell 6Ier'
oeeeI fra litberife Siem og Went8'
beoer; men ser er iRgen lutberlt atrs
fe GGrbeSen al llutperittetet, mertS
anore Sanfuuo bar tore og prpg'
tige &irfer Der og lsger al bragg Sl''
tberauerne til fig, Sor giebltffet
maa Scope Wenigbeo bolSe line
8uostieneiter paa en- Sonleial; men
man bar fisbt en- Cont, bpprpaa Der
er ct Sug, iom fon bru9es til 8oltg
for 8reiten, og buorpoa Der ogiaa er
Gloog til Strife. 9tu gigloer oct
fsrIt at faa beuite Cont betalt, og
meS qnbefaling at Spnooen bar
8rpi. 9ranSt reiit ont iaa meget, iom
ban bur feet JIG iitanb til, for at iont'
lie SipIp BERTH. S Secprab tit ban
oper 100 Collars, uogtet set par Ell
meget folb oa itprmfllo Dag, iom
nben SDil 9ol0t Here borte ira Sir
fen. 4rof. Brandt Ell for 8ioen DE
nig9eoefts 8reIt; ftelt nGur ban er
borte OH Ssnoa9en, prGoifer De ant
Sre 8roiesiorer eder Spiaingbpernes
Greiter eQer Stuoenter fra Semino.
riet. Iatlrrligois err oct Wentngen
inareIt mulig at iaa Ell 8reit for 0te'
nigbeoeL iom Tan ORE al jim SiS %
araft til beus 9etjening % til at
Jamie babe Stubenter og anore /
Senue Gel al 9pen ON 8ao8 Orb.
- iSra Boston ifriber q. 9ranb.
bcIb BEN Toe Warts til "8irfetio." a.:
SorSoog Oen lite DARTS bauoe ben
norf.~ lutberife Strife Set ior Renig'
beoens uge 9relt, BaItor Snlfoan
Nielien. 9irfen bar fplbt til Srpna'
ieI, o. mango maatte not oesD9rre
gaa biem, ioet De life fltnoe fontnte
ino. Setter aabneoeS al Sr. .. Oh
len, iom enifeoe SoriamItn9en Bel
fonmen. Sr. 6. In6erieu talte Tor
I8aItor 3ieIien % oOerrattc bum en-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pua ca. 500
meo Saab ON mere iom ct ipnligt
Segu poa ben aiGrligbeo, iom Sas
ltoren / Den forte 5ib, ban bar p9ret
i Boston, bar punbet. Wiis anna
a~riitenien, Dor befienote SoIoiit, lang
Here 0untre for os; bun dffonpagne'
reoeS al fin SsIter, @iiis Nora Sri
itenien, iom ogian er RenigbeSens
Sr0aniIt. Saitor Eielien taffeoe for
8aren, bporeiter Saler bolotes az
Here, % &aife ieroereoes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
PLEA FOR SIMPLE LIFE.

Kansas City Journal; Speaking
sof the woeful waste Of money, we wish
TO interrupt the meeting long enough
to give a few figures on an important
matter that seems to have been entirely
overlooked" says Homer Hocfl. We
refer to the four buttons on the
sleeves Of mems coats Now there are
probably 100000 men in Kansas and
they probably have: on an. average two
coats apiece. That makes 100000
COATS and 4,Soo.ooo, or 100000 dozen,
sleeve buttons. The buttons cost about
20 cents dozen, and at the rate the
men of Kansas alone. are carrying
aroulsd on their coat. sleeves i'm the form
sof buttons that have no use on earth
or in the sky an investment of about
$4,000. And the estimate is more
conservative Fellowcountrymeil, in the
name of. economy and thrift and phil
Hanfhropy, and business sense and all
sorts of other things, is there no way
to- stop this reckless extravaganza? r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

Guests now invited, by the king to
Windsor castle are invited for two
nights Queen Victoria's guests had to
arrive at the castle between and 7
in the evening and depart Immediately
after breakfast next morning. London
Truth says: "The castle is now very
much more comfortable in all respects, j.
Returned to manhood, 'born again"
as it were, sdch is one who has fallen
by drink and raised again by the Muir
ray cure. It's doing the most good
for North Dakota people of any one
institution in the state. Cure guaran-
teed. Pleasant home while under
treatment. Money back if not satis-
fed. Call or write Murray Institute,
32I Thirteenth street, south Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

Most fashionable women have the
|cuhsions Of their carriages perfumed
with sachet bags, but the Baroness
Elizabeth Rosen, daughter of the Rus
sian ambassador to this country, has
more poetic ideas. She, has charm
ing little coupe, and at the sides, where
another woman would have mirror,
a powder puff and hairpirls, she has, two
contrivances which hold water and keep
a handful of violets fresh and fragrant.
1t is delight to step intosthis carriage.
The baroness is. going to have .addi-
tionaI flower stands in the coupe, and,
unlike the girl who had rings on her
fingers and bells on her, toes, She will
have perfume and color wherever she
goes. =. -a. ~. TT =
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
MORE OF WHAT DR.. REA IS DOING
His Cures Are Proof and You Cant Get
.s Away From Them.

That DR. Rea is restoring the. health
and curing thousands Of the afflicted
there is no doubt, as hundreds Of reli-
abla home people, viii attest, Few ply
sicians in the country have had better
| educational advantages than he, and
| few have more thoroughly improved
them. He has always been an ardent
student as we'll as an original invests
gator, having practieedS his profession
in some Of the principal hospitals
throughout the United States and Eu-
rope. and it is not surprising that he
has become a great specialist. Soon
| after commencing his practice IN
louisville, KY, some twelve years ago,
DR. Rea was led to believe that the
| important treatment of treating both
acute and chronic disease was one that
twas demanding unnsttal attention and
the skill of a physician who would de-
vote his whole study and time to that
specially Impressed with this idea he
began a series of original investiga-
tions which have resulted in many inl-
portant discoveries and brought him
an immense practice in chrome dis
eases His success in the line OF spec
lial practice has certainly been remark
able and in the. treatment OF many
chronic diseases iinequaled. DR.. Rea
announced to the public in Minnesota
something over eight years ago that
| he would make series of northwest
lern visits, stopping in the principal
cities I'M the state. Since that time he
has visited almost every city OF ilil-
portance and in the meantime has es=
ltablished permanent Office IN Mime
| lapolis, where he has placed some OF
1.-THE best physicians in his staff at its
head To prove his original assertions
| he went to work and is now treating
Thousands of people III the state, Many
are among the wealthiest and most
lpromiflent citizens. Almost everyone
speaks of the immediate relief that gen
lerally attends his system Of treatment
Below we will publish a few Of the
names Of some Of the many that he
has cured:
Henry Nyhouse, Duluth, Mimi, cur
Ted of chronic catarrh OF the stomach
lbad blood and general indlspositioii
Had doctored with a good many doc
Itors and had taken all kinds Of treat
ment, but no relief.
Mrs. III r Jacobson Langdofl
MINI. cured of chronic dyspepsia aiid
Iliver troubles. Cured after all other
doctors had failed,
Ole Larson. Wild Rice, N ID, cur
led I'm two months Of chronic catarrI
of the stomach.
| Tobias Grady. 83I Lake avenue, S.
/ Duluth, MINI, cured Of eancer Of tbs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24


Your soiled linen will be renovated,
made spick and span, if its given over
to our care. skill and methods of laund-
ering Coffee, fruir. ink and berry stains
removed without taking an inch or two
of fabric along. No; we don't use acids
but we do clean washable clothes.
Dixon Steam Laundry. Rough dry
work &c per pound. Phone 600
The Darrow hospital, Moorhead,
phones that the want ad in The Forum
secured the desired first class nurses
needed TO care for the increased pa
tients at the hospital and each indiyidu-
al is receiving the prompt attention
and careful watch Of competent aid.
Not So many patients are making the
mistake Of leaving the train at Fargo
when desiring to 90 to the Darrow
hospita which IS but a short distance
from the Moorhead 'depots OF either
~ r.