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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-Household gods. 81 First ave-
n nue. south
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27

WANTED- Office work by young lady;
dentists or d. ctor's Office preferred.
Address 46 X, care Forum. '&2s n :. :5$
c ftAPABLE American woman desires p sition
" as hOusekeepsr in widos er's famiiy-mana-
ger OF house any g,o1 position OF trust. Ad-
dress x. X, care Forum. 3 - a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
BUSINESS CHANCE.


~ Short Horn cattle, eli her ON q. N. train,
SUNDAY right or Monday in Fargo. Finder
kindly retnrn same To The Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Good driving horse Phone
h 827L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27

WANTED - O. mpetent girl for general
w honsework; good wages. Apply to Nor
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE Cheap, three new houses. on
monthly payments, about same as rent.
Apply l23 Twelfth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27

FOR SALE-390 acres, we'll improved farm.
n cheap for cash. b. j. Nagel, Glehullen,
N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-27
Fargo Wants.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
IIocmcine StnotsocIcbc,

glprooher nctro6,ct rcroc, nrf mr(cbes nab
II essrii 49, " ei,rt -trntc nm u" niht inter SO
nm t niii2tt iSScrt ~ Sio6 t ~ ie0cs inIhe Ncrgcbeu
"tier iaSg' ,aSrbcn Pi {,',,, Ut l'''' '
""iP' Sttit tsSvfUt" 4 H., ici o. ncrorbnet, hab
me 5Ghibi bmcn nm N5Tpprntionct mel1e olrt
i ~ n y SSlh},SIitt~ 10 ii itrrb u oieiet
S,ftc l.riinsr : Soruria rstn sem ztaut mo 0em
t5n tt IN r,EIttrm iii tn ii1l6r Vrdibc j%ulrdleil.
Siir ns,,' nnupn S(rtrod Ser i%infpilrn, mcl0e ourb
hirt 9tctSr,nninrr1 SrS Setcrg criud6ici, battDGr
INN Nf''"N W.
'''G1ti amfe,itt 1no fci IS bcroroEct, buG
rrisacr.ri%2itccr hiricS StdGic5, III oCm GolilIlQ,
IN ,reirtst, ma J,eracbet fin.tgclHtnell pal
S,,riSSiftint, hGbcr fpilelt. ale 6dut ~ uCtDu.
E rS n'. mn hncr III S,erfGiaill,G ~ cuti6ctoen nm
tSeltshntc' S,,rS 1frnIet' iuei6e inter ocIl Eto.
]nitinnSn Sicirr wife Inldiiig Inn iil9 llidi lost
Sim betrnheit m ncrBdIlgcU mo By eohellltEIs
ras -, ;,ir.oEHbrrtrgtr inter IIltOlUI'l IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
IGgemcinc StaatS9cicbc.

nnGeieBltb beruibt lnh aefiiut, sim Serfnuie
scbnltei, sum Sertnltf ntgebpien, ~perfanit, &c
iailll, psegeafoeit Geitontnen, nilgenommen,
u%crliebeit, trntSportirt. in iSaqen, Narrcn,
Gdtcbllrreii ODER 6abr6euaeit irgen0 lpeldbcr
Elrt getihrtt oncr BON Nids uito gtbiallGebdltCln
oocr BON nlleitlt6Gl ODER p~rtnatclt GGuttabins
Geriiila2plupell Aeuertl SutrduHeIt. Naupldtcn
lIiio ailnereit Eliben gertominet ober oefdnts
melt ooet alii Eager eebaltcn uber uuf a1bers
gSetle oerdlinert, i'll 9anoel pber 2erfebr aes
uradlt lperoelL ooer IN betoert 6dlen eineStrafc
ltro Naft nnH benz Grnefer 6cs @eridhis pSer.
elneo SrteoelsrtbterS, bor ipelbem ioIdeS Ser
neDell per9aIl9eli iuirb. IN ben 5fqen elmer
bon ,trgello etrtenr @eribt poer 6rienensriGter
fir ir9elto elm SerGebeil INTER ser glbfbnfften
800 bis 3t4 Gnecfettei Gtrnfe ooer Gtrafcn.
ioll pie Ydltte an Den Siant gebeit. mo ole an
tcrc' 9dllie an pen gil9eoer, lA fpu ~coueftirt
iperoer, mic anbere Strqfet.
3ti. Nte NleritGunaeil Ger gbfdritte 500
his 314 ioaet feline Infpenbpng linoen fit
tuIGe Eertoneli. foel6c iolbe %Sdbd1eit. G3ndbl
tcll, &iibcI, &iileit. SountS. Sinf1eli, SJp0uES.
sriige. Iuuleil, Sdifrr. Gds!9 p6er nnoete @es
f0BG geuunlnteil, luegaeben, dtlGcnonmeri bd6cn,
Doer iir bic G~onfnmirlltg Der Mineral. 60
oa' .ooer dtbcril6en SSoiler npn SScttI 8icr.
Qapgr6icr, g9eibbiGr obcr nlloerc 0c.r,irle. uoer
lGtItb, Creme nber beren Frnoilitc. ciufd)licbItdb
G~iecrelle. iuelbe bon hen Gt0cntUilmcrn In bic
fc!neu pcrpudt iuiroen. beniibel. ofer meiebc
rad5 oein &Cr6rnr6 %bcia9tcn SnboIfs I'M 9eIb
ncrfrIbeu ilitb, md6reno ite ole Gtiidonbe, an bic
GiGcutbiimcr erfnnrten, nod tollcr Die &erfils
nutaCn Der Ibi1nttte BOG bis 3i4 9lniueroltua
finocn AMI irpeno einen 96fuQ SnmutIer. Der
niric @Cfdbc in Der reauldrcn gtiSiibtno feinc5
@CihdfteS i%nnlncIt, ioreit' ith i9Ifc g'eriiinlrs
uCt ulf Den Nciib folder SiBdcri ShaGtclm
0iiQcl. aiitclt, Soltrts, S0pbolS, Nriige, Gdlis
rtclt. Idiier. Casts ooer anoere @efdbe be5le.
ben; ea fuu. icoodb urocfchlih fir ir.
ucnh cine @eriou oecr Grrncribail fcir. inter
ben 2erfiNungei bicicr lu.c cine NeIGreis
brrns-Warfe nner 9ebiic at fii6reu uno III
rcuiitrircn, meldc Oorber ooer 8ur Belt Der Re
Affirming Bon iracnh cinCr 9crIon nocr GGr.
rcriChnit in qutcit @Inltben beritbt nirb uocr
i'm @c6raub lit. oIcihOiel Oh inter ben 8eriiis
0lirtgcn bicicr gfte oOcr nif nnbere sReiie.
2. Nbibnitt. - llno IS ioll nerorouet feif.
hOi oicic 9Ifte bonn Sutum ibrer Innnbme an
in Nrnit treten ipu.
lluter5cidnct an G. Mirj 1906.
Uil-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

tpo6I nift bier0er. Sic tUnnen Tide
pbnebin benten. G8 1T INNER baheIbe.
Nonfens fir alte. perniinftige Qeute.
Der bD4ite grnIt, oaS bD6ite Slid fir
bic Su9enb.
uDas S9Iimme mar, bab i9 mid
an bic berItdrfte 2ait nidt gep0bnte
Ter S4merS in meinem 8reu3 nu6s
bic 8lieber lparen mir pte se6rp6en
50 polite e8 5pingen. Sd legte nod
5loei pfuno gu.
g@s mar Elm Sonnta9. Gonntoga
CAB Der Qllte Spei B~prIteuungen. Mtr
toar niat gut. Qtber bds Sountogss
pubIitum 1T anIpruhsDou. Sd burfte
tetn pfunb 5uriiditeden. gttpas ons
beres pertpirrte mid. Seben Nbenb
fab auf Dem criten PlaB elm iun9er
Mcnfd, Der meme 5aubent0nigtn in
n~uffGqiger MeiIe ani6mudtete, elm
reider aaufmannsfpbn i6ien's. isbr
reih, unb ni9t einmal 6dbli4. Die
@tferIu9t mo6te MIDI toa.
limb eeraoe BEL meiner @ldn3z unb
S6luBnummer, als ib bds f9tperite
@epidtsItiid bsbe, mir I'm ben 8opf
pirbele, ipGbrenb Dor @rI4ppfung mir
f6on Der taGte S9neib an ben S9lGz
fen berunterrieielt unb mein Ser3 5ettz
fpeiie fiji ite6t, lpebt Die 3u9luft ben
8or9ang Dor Dem challenging b%eiieite
unb i'd Iebe inter elmer Gampe 3tpiiden
ben 8oren zen MISUNDERSTANDING,
ben bic 9unte eben geidmeioig, lddelnb
Sennimore porfiibrt.
,@s mar Elm 9lib, cine 8iIion. Sm
S9red perIagsn Die I6eranI trenoten
Musteln. 9as @epi6titiid enteleitet
bori6neQ meiner DIRECTION lpie meinen
Sineern unb trifft, in falI9er Slug
balm binfou|enb, mid.
.@ls i'd pieber gu mir fam, eetpedt
bon einem tlrertrdgIi6en S4mera in
meinem re6ten 2(rm, lag i9 in Der
@arOerobe, Sin Qr3t beu9te iih iiber
mid.
,@ebro6en?' i9rie i'd nit einem
Ulld aut metrer u~llbelpe9lld]en urn.
y,Seien sic frob, baB ods Ding MIR
S5re S9ulter getroffen bat unb ni6t
Sbren Sddbel. Sonit u~nterbielten mir
uns nidt bier %miteinanber.'
SD mar nidt frob. Sc tlarer mir
bic 8eiinnune piebertum, UNI 10 tpilber
RATE. tobte id). Gin Qtrobat NIT bop
pelt gsbroGenem Mrmtno6en! @s mar
Der Ruin, bus @nbe Der 8urriere unb
meiner 2iebe.
Scr g(Ite lieb mid tn's Spital
f9affen. Gr mar fertig nit mir. Sim
NAL beiufte MIDI 5ennimore bort
gum Nbf9iebnebmen. sic peinte.
Wtr peinten geibe. Sd tperbe Did
ME pergefen,' faate iie.
.0ie Sonte fam ibr na9, rib lie
fort. sic bate Elm engagement in
einem srpBen Cirrus in Paris. Gs
mar bic S"rennuns fir thinner.
(6orticblrng iol9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
SdyifiSnadDridjteu.

Ncm Dorf, %. Moi.- Nugc.
fcnnncn: oic Compiler o@corgio"
Don Sricit r@crnlorio" bon Ncapcl
rutb st. 2oilrcrt" BON SABRE.
Abgciobrcn: Ole Gonpicro See
onic" yTipcrpocl, oMo>onno"
.llod) 9fcapcl unb n9tocroom" nod
&ottcroom.
@ibroltur 81. Moi. Ser
9ompfcr nTrirBeB Srenc" lit bon
NGp-Yort bier on~gcfonnlcll II. ltod)
Hcapel ltno @enlln mciterqefohrcn.
@rcmcn,2 -. Mtoi. - Ingcfom.
men: Ser Gompfcr o&oiier @ilbelnl
scr @robe" bon Neip-9orf.
Gueen$topn II, %. Mai.-9lb.
gcfobren: Der rGormonia" (pon Si'
pcrpool) nod) Neip-Oorf.
9 ontbomp ton, 90. Wtoi. -
Nb9ciobren: Der Sompfcr p&%ronprin5
@ilbclm" (pon @rcmen) nod NScw.
Dorf.
@cnuo, 81. Mdi: MGbcfobrcn:
ser Gampier nGitta 81 NapoIi" rnG
Vanc sur Mctie ms Ansldnb beiurst 6.
P'atue, ar. 413. cft.yaIttmsre' strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
Sta0t Baltimore.

4cronoI Noti5cn.-Sr.
SGeooor @c6Cr, ser langiGbrige &c.
ihGitsiiibrcr Scr .@oppielu 9raltc.
rel" lirgt lhluer crtrontt in Ieincr
@obnmQ, Nr. 1922, Sits2omborO'
StroBc, 0nrnieOcr; man boiit ieood),
ibu ourh quite Gr5tIidc EfIcgc pieOer
bcr5uitellcn.
@crcHt c Strofc. Sr.
&ooglon0 6. 0opis BON 9tr. $40,
Eorf apcrltc, mllrbc gGitcrn IN Ser
n6roli6cu Eoli5ciitotion BON Oent
%oli5eiriGtcr @bitc Inn $40 rto SEQ.
ten geitrnit, wcil err elmer Nufioroes
rltlg niht nnd)fom, Ser 5lliol9c CT
oo$ Giloltcr Dor Dem Soitic 9tr. sol,
Git.22. StroBc, rcporircn ioIltc. Gr
crbiclt orci A,tiforoerungen u,o
fiimmertc iid) I'm feline bcrlcIbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
T0apttel 331.'

[Gapitcl 331.
Giite .ttc, ctitcn neitcrct Nhilrttt benz Nrti,
Tel IL ncS Gpbcr Uuu 1888 Der
Iiicntlidcu @riree MarHlanS'S inter benz
Sn6tttel .5raitees" biu5niuiiiaeu, lueldler
Moihnitt 215 i,lacn Euo ais 2i5N bciannt
iciri iua.
I, glbffnttt. = GS 1T ocrfiioi bon Der Sc.
G~iSInilr bon WlarpIunh, oub biermil Elm iueis
tcrer sbi6nltt benz Nrtitel tG oeS Gooer bon
1883 Der nlaemeinen 5tlentIiden @cfcte bon
benz llntertiteL ?Trlitee." birjiaefiiGt lit. mel.
der oert 9bftniit 2l5 ipIGcn mn al5gbfdnitt
2l64 neiGnnt tein nnO lpie ioIat InutcH foa:
oher Gubpd9t rcicrptrter @rnno5inS, meI6er
lboIl 9cibntteIt II ODER tiinfiiabtl acidbaffei
lperocn mao. ctlIbSbar miro unb Der a%sdtbter
etil3i.6fer. Der Neiihtitel dher ohne SerfGuiss
redt Srr6 Elm Seiinment; cine rcbcrtra9unese
nrf1uSe ober Elm alSeres Scfilment i'm 9a'
ltde .gIubriehira nusaefctt lit, oocr 5h eincm
h%elenlible @Iiofe aebbrt, tann irGcno elm @es
riot NIT Gbnrcerb : SnriSbifticr in berStabt
auf Die 4etitinn folder GriitPeS, Ntubtiebeuben
oher Gi9ertbflrler bon b~efcnfibIe @itute. ODER
&dtter ooer Snbpd6ter. biz na6 g~eaebener
rem. Ginc ocrurt e~rionate ltcbertrdqunasur.
iin6c fon benz @ddter ooer Subpdubter uub
heiien Grhen, goriniitratcr urroNa6ioI9cr ale
0tc6te, Gitcl mo 2ntereiien in BEN @runb.
sins Nnrnntiren, ,pcIdc Der Grititee. gubnieber
eoer @iGcntbiimer be5 h~eieafibIe 9ltaie befab.
Gie @ctItion .fnn bic Gage unb Seitreibina
ut3 SuIneS, Gus AUItW UlO OCH SIUR OCT
FroipfcIIirin9 Der lnbt ober SlhpaGt. burd
lrclCbc folhcr @runosir lefdhnfieu lulroe. bic
0b1e Der Nnbrespuht. Die Slmnte. fir he DIE
bieicl0e cinlbSbnr 1T. ulh ebeninus, bah Die
uont @efeb o~erIan0te @enad)ribttaing bonn
Kdbter oNcr Gubpddter ae9eben, uno anoere
tir 6aS @eridi ilpthipcnSioe Snformntion ents
hnlten unb BON Der file i'm 8eridt einreidel6cn
FeriDn befdiporen iuerocn. llcber cas- nort
Ndhter obcr SlhpIdier iiir ocr ctndeI0fteu
@rltnhsins be6abltc @eIo mlb Der 2riiiter,
Circumference noer @ioertbitr1er her ~oefeaiible
State benz @cridt iofort 9tedenf6att abIc9en,
ltnbl has @erift fol- uloroncli in lpeld1erg9eiie
bdiipIhe richer ~nnqclent perhen foq. 70 baB
ben @iGentbiimern ocrfclbe 9ilten b1rul5 err
iptdoit, luie borbcn. Che fe ben 9nnfpreiS ere
baItrn. miiifcn Der Sruitee. 9ilItnieber nber Gis
ncntbiimer bon b~eicuiibIe 9iidte cine Niirafbait
bon, oopreIt Der 56be tteaer, inenn tie ni6t
boroent fdlon cine peniiaenhc gitrgidaff hdbeu
itenen rfiiiier pber Der Sruftec Der 9iirafddfts
iieuilug iiberbnupt ctttbubet lit. gSeltn Elm Ies
helSId!lalt0 Nutriefenher ODER Der @%iqenibiis
incr, elmer ~beicaiih!e State hcr Gieentbiinter
bes .cinI1Sbarcr @ri1o8infe5 lit. fnuu oas Sc
riCbt eiitcn Truitee erterner, Die lle6eriraglna
pnrSitrehntcn rnb 6n5 cSPIo 81 cmuidngen. Die
@erihtsfofter NH bic Observation-Disclosures miiiien
nn5 Der adliIfirnte be5HbIt iuerbcn. 0einadus
fct fol- anqehnltcr fem. ii6 euriim an befiin,s
11ern, mas nit Der bon ibm ~be5abIten Saul
iuiuirc pethnn tuirn.
g @bimniti. - llrh cs lit nerIiiat. hab hiele
sIte onm Gdtlni ibrer gInnnbnrs ali in Strait
tretefl fol-,
@rnebmiot an 3. gpriI 1906.
(It1-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
ScirntbS.Siccu3cn.

Ncnrp Mieunor, jrn., 80, unO Sbn
Nc. GNil0. 81. Npplifollt @cnrp Mic.
MON, iun, GoitoM Wtb.
NiQiom $. Sopiporo, 40, uno
9lmp $. @ono, %. Slpplitont @ln.
$. Sopmoro, yllnipcrlitp Glub."
2omrence Sobnion, %, urN &cro
GporS, %. 9lpplitont g. &obnIon
SolomonS, Wtb.
Sorrp Wilcr, 81, ltnb Nrnic Wtltr.
ron, 10. Slpplifort Sorrp Nti0cr,
Sberluoob, Nh.
&onicS s. Ban 2iQ, 81, uro Gil
iobctb nc. Sane, 10. Ipplitont Sol.
4. Noonon, Ger. POS, Gin @ilmor.
Strobc.
Sorpor0 Nc. Srcnr, %, un0 &otb.
u. &illmon, 10. Npplitollt Geo. Sill
man, Gar. 90S, Gibgclp-Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
N%agcmcinc etaotsAcicbc.

nidtS iH 6ieler Slite ii6 auf %rcocyid.. @aItt'
more Nolp1ros Cecil. aent, Guccrl Nnltc'es,
9ariSy0s' s.: @iarG s]elcomicg S9nrI(S,
Gouutu ooer ole Stabi baltimore he}icben fou.
gt1ihritt 2. llnb fei g tcrucr periitqt
odb otele etic bonn 1aGe iDrcr 9Inaubme an in
lliterieihnet am 81. Nidr3 1905.
tIl-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

SDperbcl. - Serr: n8eiltreide
3iigc bat Sbr @rGutigam!" = SrGlt-
tein (geidmcidelt) %, ben iollten
Sic ionit NAL crit ieben; allgenblif'
LID maht or iogdr Gin Dummies Sc
lid)t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
Idtb. Goiutn @arHefo,
Soupert1elr.
Nhtb. GGrpinc .. Veniun,
Spred)er ocS SeleQatenbaufeS.
Ndltb. Spiepb q. Seth,

Tr6Iiociit 0cS ScfiniS.
sSir bcftctni0cn hermit, bnb Sbeniicbeube5
0cndle slbfbrifter Der sfie Der 2c0isIniur bon
WtnrDlunh, in Der SniuinrsSibun9 1906 anges
Monument limb, iuclhc Der @ouperneiir llrb @e.
neral gllipdlt iilr Die &erbficntIi6rna beitimirt
bnbcI.
90, u. Yerch,
Gbefs9Ierf bes Sunfes.
Npbcrt Miuf,
Gefreidr beS Genais.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

s / II 5 er.n / 81 Sremoer:
v@roBe, ibone @alOer itno bier in
Der llm9c9eno = ga mlB oas SoI5
bod f%ololial moblfeil iein." - @irgl
Gid Den &opf froseno): ia, menn
Die pcrfliirtcn SorItg'bilien net
m1r'n!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

3eitgemG &. = Came (bei'nt
@llhoruder) sd modte gerne Sbrc
Wuiter bon eleganten Sdeiounas-
fartcn ieben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

Gin fIeiner q II D.
2ebrer: Sans, iue5lr gcbOrt Die Iu-
lter?" - Sdiiler (Sobn reider 81
teru): .3um Gbampagner!"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
CHICO c. c.GARs MAKE FRIENDS.
y. A. Clemmer Says They are Now
the Largest Sellers in His
Cigar Case.

Give man a Wadsworth Bros. >
Chico and you make a friend for life,
and at the same time show that you
are q smoker of good cigars.
p. A. Clemmer who Is the local
agent for this brand says he never
before introduced cigar to his trade
that gave such general satisfac tion as
the Chico, and although he has had
them for only short time they are
to-day the largest in his cigar case. 1t
is quality that has made this sale, and
that keeps increasing it from day to
day.
. A man who first tried a Chico yes.
terday, says p. A. Clemmer,5 Twill
come in to-day and get some more and
we are sure that he will continue a
friend to Chicos. !"
They are made with a long. clear
Havana filler, Of the best quality to-
bacco, burn freely with pleasant,
mild fragrance, and although they
sell for but five cents are equal to most
fifteen cent cigars, and superior to a
great many OF the ten centers. II you
like good cigar from imported to.
5bacco, callat T A. Clemmers Drug
Store for Chico. july q aug TIL
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
BLOCKADED.
Every Household in cresco
Should Know How to Resist It.

- 4
Tha back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
II The back will ache no more.
Lots OF proof that Doan's Kidney
Pill do this.
is's the best proof, for it comes from
Cresco.
AZ r. Mosher, of Market ST., says:
(. For number OF years / had attacks
Il ot kidney complaint sometimes SO Sc
we're that 1t was decidedly painful to
stoop or to lift anything. So that
{ there might not be any mistake about
the Gauss difficulty with the action
and condition ofthe kidney secretions
plainly proved that In some way those
4 organs were deranged. Twas often In
misery. When Ilearned about Doan's
Kidney pills, ] commenced the treat
ment, 1t helped from the fret. When
the action Of the kidney secretions
was righted the backache ceased.
il was not certain that the stomach
trouble arose from disturbed action OF
my kidneys until Its disappearance
after the treatment with Doan's Kid
ney Pills positively proved it
For saleby all dealers. Price SOC
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. =
sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
firemens' Picnic at Le Roy.

One of the biggest and most enjoy
able events this season will be the
Firemens' Picnic which will be held
on the banks OF the Mill Pond some-
time In the latter part OF August.
Big preparations are being made to
make the day an eventful one. and
the fremen of other towns and all
others who so desire will be asked to
participate. An excellent program Of
races has been prepared. The LIE Roy
Cadet Band will discourse music
during the entire day and give con-
cert In the evening, A basket ball
gsme will be held and it is Thought
likely that there will be q social dance
to close the day. The picnic will
come at q season of the year when
nearly everyone residing In town will
be able to turn out, and also large
number In the country. Some are
talking Of making the day a local
holiday, laying aside all work and SO.
1ourning to our pleasant resort for an
ENJOYABLE outing, lie Roy Independ-
ent.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
Suicide by Shooting.

| T. r : It = y
Charles Beveridge committed sui
eide Saturday evening, about eigh,
O'Clock, sending well directed re-
volver bullet through his heart, re.
sulting In instant death.
He has been making his home with
his mother, on the south side and
Just before the tragedy, bade the
family good bye and stepped out the
door into the yard. A sister fol-
lowed him and simultaneously with
the slam of the door closing behind
her came the report OF the revolver.
Beveridge had threatened suicide
at various times and less than two
years ago attempted to end his life
with laudanum but was saved by the
prompt action of physician.
It is said that he had been drink
ing heavily for a week, but was sober
the day Of his death. His wife se-
cured divorce from him nearly two
years ago on account of his intemper-
ate habits ane it is thought that in a
time of despondenoY caused by his
habits and domestic troubles, he was
fmpelled to end his life.
Coroner g. A, Plummer impaneled
a jury, Saturday evening, consisting
of Joseph Simerson, J. e. Wells and
John Daughenbaugh, who in accord
anee with the testimony Of the
witnesses called, gave the verdict
that the deceased came to his death
by his own hand by shooting himself
in the heart with a 32-caliber revolver.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07

- & - J. =
Probably the biggist price ever Of
ferd for q piece OF Sphinx county, s.
%, land for purely agricultural pur-
pose was offered to q, r fMeyers, re-
Gently for his farm four miles south-
east OF town. The would be purchaser
made bona fed offer Of s57 per acre
for 320 acres, but Mr.. Myers could not
see where he would be gainer In the
deal and refused to sell. There are
several Of our most prosperous farm
ers hereabouts who will not sell their
places or quote any figure on them as
they believe that SpiLk county land
Will some day be worth much more
than any purchaser would care 70 pay
st this time. Ashton, Is. d. ohron'
icle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lucy Peckham,

| Mrs. Lucy Peckham, daughter of
S. NJ. and Lucy Hunt, was born at
Granger, Mimi, Oct. 20, 1868.
When she was ten years old, her
father moved to Redtield, So. Dakota,
and here she grew to young woman
hoad. In 1883 she returned to Gran
ger and made her home with her sis
ser, Mrs. Polly Williams. On Dec. is,
1890, she was married to G. d. Peck
ham and spent the next eight years
OF her life on the Peckham farm, i've
miles north of Cresco.
In 1898 her husbands health failed
and she came to live in Cresco. Her
life among us has been rare example
Of quiet heroism. Deep trouble and
crushing burdens fell to her lot, yet
there was no complaining. 'sShe was
q good girl" and lived out her life as
bravely as she knew how.
When quite young girl, she united
with the Methodist church at Frank.
fort, S. Dakota, and afterward by
letter with the Methodist church in
Cresco. Throughout her life her re-
ligion was her strength and comfort
and manifested itself in consistent
living and consecrated effort
She was faithful attendant upon
all services Of her church and most
efficient worker in the league and 3
Sunday school. Two years ago her
health never robust, began to fail and
her aunt, Mrs. Francis Warren, fear
ing consumption took her to Arkan.
sas to spend the winter months. The
tenderest love and care, could not
avail and after months of patient
suffering she died at the home OF her
aunt in Gettysberg, South Dakota,
Aug. 1st.
And God shall wipe away ali tears,
And there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither
shall there be any more pain; for the
former things have passed away"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
The Democratic County Convention,

The Democrats of Howard count
met last Saturday In delegate con
vention, with seven topnshlps repre-
sented, and were called to order b,
County Chairman, A. @: Campbell.
| John McCook was selected tempo
rary chairman and G. u. Roomel tenn
porary secretary.
On me ction the Chair appointed &
committee on credentials, consisting
OF ]. j. Lowry, F. E. Howard and T,
]. Hardy, who reported and seated
delegates from Albion, Howard, Alton
jamestown, Paris, New Oregon and
Vernon Springs. Their report was
accepted and the temporary organic.
atfon was made permanent.
On motion delegates were chosen to
the various conventions as follows:
State, at Waterloo-A. r. McCook,
+. d. Mead, John McCook, T. j. Har-
dY, +. 3. Howard, d. A. Lyons and
Rufus Seavy.
Congressional, at New Hampton
r. D. Mead, James Kearns, A. R. Nc
Cook, E. 3. Howard, @. A. Marshall,
and ]. ]. Lowry.
Senatorial, at Calmar- Wal
lace, A. @. Campbell, j. A. Barrett,
DR.. Roome, Richard McCarvilI and
John Carroll.
A committee consisting of John
Nc Cook, Joseph Griffin and P. F..
McHugh were elected to appoint dele
gates to attend the Judicial conven-
tion Of this district ii one should be
called.
The delegates present at any Of the
conventioes were empowered to cast
the full vote of Howard county in said
conventions
1t was the sense OF the convention
that in order to properly organize for
40 aggressive campaign, that Coun-
ty Chairman shall be selected at this
convention. The name orc. A. Mar
shall was presented and as there was
no opposition he was duly elected by
reclamation. This completed the
business of the convention which
thereupon adjourned.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-07
Summer Diarrhoea in Children.

During the hot weather Of the
summer months the first unnatural
looseness OF a child's bowels should
have immediate attention, SO as to
check the disease before Il becomes
serious All that is necessary is q few
doses Of Chamberlain 8 Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by q
dose Of castor oil to cleanse the Sys-
tenn, Rev. M. O. StDckland, Pastor
of the first NJ e. Church, Little Fails,
MINI writes: We have used Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for several years and find it q
very va liable remedy, especially for
summer disorders In children. y Sold
by ]. q. Luers Drug Co. T