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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

right to east your vote for the one
of your choice.
In conclusion, allow me to again
thank you, one and all, for your
expressions of good will and hear
ty endorsement.
Earnestly asking you to cooper
ate with me in the new field am
about to enter, I remain your,
Obedient Servant,
&~, w. b. FAKES.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

For reasons best known to Gov.
Davis, the putting ON of the "lid"
at Hot Springs was postponed un-
til tomorrow friday at which
time it will be let down and will
stay down until the present ad-
ministration expires, and Jeff is
no longer governor.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

Pursuant to resolution made
by the democratic central commit
tee, the electors of the this pre-
cinct assemebled at the polls at 2
o'clock ON the day of the primary
election and elected Messrs. w. B..
Kyle, R. B. Heating and S. F.
Watson, as delegates to the coun-
tv convention, to be held at Au-
gusta next Saturday, April It'll.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05
To My Friends.

To those, who stood by me and
gave me their support in the pri-
mary election of March %, l wish
to express my sincerest thank.
AS the nominee of the demOcra-
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

Mr.. G. r. Hamer moved his fam
lily to Hunter to-day, Thursday
where ne intends making his fu-
ture home. We wish them much
success in their new place of
abode.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

We are glad to learn that Mr.. G.
F. Wood, who has been seriously
i'll for the past week, is now some
better.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

Election Song.
TUNE, JENNIE is ALL THE GO.
The election day in woodruff,
It was on the twenty-eighth,
And the boys they concentrated
On the streets to celebrate.
You would hear them name the
ticket,
And call off the winning man;
They were experts on dicker
They would have you understand.
CHORUS.
Hu1rnh boys, Hurrah boys
The election is at hand,
Soon it will be over
And peace be in the land.
The victor and the vfctufi-
Should shake each others hand
And swear to all, by Arkansas,
Together they will stand.
There is Patterson and Eldridge,
Running for the state senate;
Gordon, Black and Fakes were
running,
For assessors, up-to-date;
Eek Simpson and Judge Norman
They had no running mate,
And of the bunch of sheriffs,
Cain, showd well upon the slate.
(CHoRoUs.)
Now comes Anderson and CarlLee
They would like to get your vote,
Also, Angelo and Summers;
Their time, they would devote:
And there's jackson and the old
man,
That has only got one hand;
They present themselves before
you now,
So pick them if You can.
The above was composed by our
worthy townsman and artistic
painter, j. T. O'Fallon.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-04-05

1t is seems that there is going to
be something doing at Hot Springs
when the State Convention meets.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
CONGRESS- REPUBLICAN.
THE SENATE OF I9O7@'O9.
REPUBLTcAys. 81: DEMOCRATS. 20.

REPC BLFCANS, 81; DEMOCRATS. 20.
The Senate al present consists of ~ RPpub-
hcans and So Democrats. Thirty seats become
vacant March next fifteen Of the out
going Senators being Republicans and fifteen
Democrats. Democratic Senators have already
been elected in Mississippi Louisiana. Kentucky
and Virginia. Oregon has chosen a legislature
which will elect Jonathan Bourne (RepD 10 sue
ceed John NJ Gearin (Dem.l. serving by appoint
ment. Georgia has elected legislature which
will return Alexander o. Bacon CDem.). and in
Arkansas a legislature has been chosen which
viii elect Governor JEFF Davis (Dem.) 10 replace
James II. Berry DEM. In addition TO these six
seats Democrats will he elected 10 ill vacancies
in Alabama. North Carolina, South Carolina.
Tennessee and Texas, bringing the strength Of
The Democratic part I'm the Senate after March
4, 1907, up 10 20. A Republican legislature in
Maine, elected in September. will return William
P. Frye, and the Republicans will probably con
troll the legislatures of Colorado, Delaware. iii
nois, Idaho. Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts. Mich
igsn. Minnesota. Montana Nebraska, New
Hampshire New Jersey. Rhode Island. South
Dakota, West Virginia and Wyoming. bringing
the Republican strength in the Senate of 1907
1909 up 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Columbia Beaten by Boys CIub at
BrOnr OUGl-Other Games.

The Boys Club defeated Columbia University
IN an association football game Bronx Oval. yes
terday. by OF goals 10 O. Several new
men figured in the Columbia lineup and IN con
sequence the team work not all that il should
have been. Voscamp. who took Dc Garmendia's
place at right back. acquitted himself we'll and
De Garmendia did yeoman service at centre half
Hartog. Of last years eleven. played star earns
in the centre, but did not get good support from
the other forwards. Grayb in goal, was not
altogether himself.
Soon after the start brilliant bit OF forward
work enabled Santer 10 first blood for the
Boys Club. the half ending 10 0 against the
students. Fifteen minutes after the restart O. "
Renzng. at right half, essayed a long kick toward
Columbia goal. Voscamp intervened but the hall
glanced from his foot into the net, giving the
Boys Club its second goal Santer tailed the vic
tors third and final goal after sharp melee in
front of Columbia's goa. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTs

Bremen. Nov ul-Arrlved s,ean,A- ryh-v,,..- ,-,
Jansen. New York. '1 NHo4'.
Trieste. sailed stsamer sooa yyoharL.-- ..,
Stuparich. New York ''"0's 'Au'C.
FiuEle Noy l-sailed steamer (Aust, Cosul,ch
heTa; Ny SHTFy1d steamer Corfs Castle CBr> Low
Gibraltar. Nov 6-Arrived steamer K6niEfn Iuiss Co.
Nolger, New York Tor Naples and Genoa ana pro-
Noodle New York N"' 'oE'
Cape sparte, Nov 6-Passed steamer G-rtv (Au.e
HreElch. New York for Naples and Trieste
Lizard Nov 6-PasSsd. steamer Idaho IBr, Tav.-,,x.
New York for Hun N''' "'e''1ss
MRceio. Nov Arrived stean,er aisrItuta f~.-, s.,
-r. New York erna.nbuco N
Aekotsnla. Nov S-ArriVed Ellen RfcAnn-r.
Ger. Mierschala- New York via sIngapors Hons
konx. AA'Ns
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
ELECTION DAY GOLF.
TEAM MATCH FOR DINNER
Esser County Players Meet scith
Thirty on q Side.

Sixty golfers OF the Essex County Country Club
competed in team match yesterday The oppos-
ing forees were captaned by Fred Reynolds AMI
Charles w O'Connor and the former won by a
score If - To "a. According to the conditions the
losing side had to buy a dinner for the winning
combination This plan was lived up to last night
at the clubhouse, and in addition to the sixty
players who actually took part in the match. there
were about thirty others who sat down to the
feast.
r. G. Douglas helped his side 20 victory by
finishing Il up on his opponent r. N Dyer and
+. L. Du Bosque also did we'll for Mr.. Reynolds s
team, while W. S. Reed and j. L. Ward did telling
work for the other side The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
Proposals.

November LIST. 1905
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the Adiutan,
Generals ONCE. state Arsenal. Lth Avenue and S5th
Street, New York City until II o'clock noon. on
lowing Military Supplies for the National Guard:
1000 Olive Drab Service Uniforms and breechsa
1000 Service hats.
2.5Q0 Service hat cords
5000 Service hat letters.
5000 Service hat hgures
1000 Cap insignia. gilt,
10000 Cap insignia bronze.
10000 Service
1000 Dress caps.
500 pairs Collar Ornaments. bronze
125 pairs Chsvrons dress.
125 pairs Chevrons service.
1000 Breast cords.
100 Storm flags.
% Post flags
Uniforms to be made in graded sizes
The property herein mentioned to bs suitably packed
and marked 10 be delivered. without expense the
State. the Arsenal 7th Avenue 35th street
York City. within six months from date Of contract
subject the inspection required Military
cred ordered within the period above mentioned
All articles must conform 10 the Standard Samples
70 be seen and printed copies OF blank proposals and
specifications be obtained. the Once OF the Ad
jutant General State Of New York. New York State
Arsenal eth Avenue and 35th Street New York CITY.
all proposals. part thereof
The State the right increase the quanti-
ties OF each article above mentioned
twenty cant. according to the appropriation
available within the specified time OF six months
All bids be sealed and addressed The Adtu-
Avenue and 35th Street New York City. and plainly
Guard NELSON H HENRY
Ad1utant General s y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

Tnlattap go Batavia September Perrin 3 Suez Octo
her ? So Michaes 90 via Delawars Breakwater
her < win sugar "a American Refining (-onnsrv
Vessel 20 Furness Withey Co az the Bar az
a m.
steamer Avalon CNor). Rasmussen Port Antonio Octo-
ber 81 Cuaeo Importing company. with Ar
rive at Bar at I
81 Baker, Galveston
Southern Pacific co. with mdse Passed in sandy HOOK
3.45
Steamer Oneida. Rich. Philadelphia. 10 III. C1vS.
Ss % woth mdse. on Highlands S.A5 m
Steamer Moro Castle Downs Havana Noverbar
Ward s CO, with 90 passengers mails and
Steamer Hitler. Newport
to old Dominion ss Co. with passenssr, sna
mdSe on Highlands 1880 p m. UA
sandy Hook. ]. Nov q. s:s4 ua-wnd we.,-north
west fresh breeze. clear.
steamers Bras!lla Ger. Philadelphia. wtnvah Pnu,
delphia Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport Nsws. 70
mand Norl. Miramichi; NacooChee savannah. priv, ,,
Friedrich Gerl Kingston Colon etc Arspahoe Chares
ton and JacAsonvue Fl Nort- Galveston schooner. 49,
Z Turner Charleston; Alice Key Vest Ios.Os
Allen. Norfolk; jeremiah Smith, Charleston E-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
BUSY DAY At FOX HILLS.
Patterson and Hamilton Win Cups
After Keen Com petition.

There a large turnout at the Fox Hills Golf
Club yesterday, and every Jack. so It was said
voted in New York Richmond County before
teeing up. The special feature 36-hoe medal
play handicap for two oups-the Grandin trophy
for the best and the Jann trophy for the best
gross score
J. G. PATTERSON won the Janin Cup. with s5-s6-
III, while " A Hamilton took the Crandin Cup.
with net score of 100. The latter also the
Glass 4 handicap. at S5-a76. and F. Heikel
in Glass p, with the card OF 104-23-S1 The semi
final and final rounds were decided for the Potter
cup. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
BLIND HANDICAP Al ARsnAIE

Members OF the Arsdale Golf Club competed In a
blind handicap yesterday When the unknown
score was announced. SO proved to be the figure
No player returned this total but several got
within stroke OF it. some having net scores OF On
and others SIS. In the semi-fra round for the CHM
championship, J. B. c. Baker beat F. F. Miller IN,
up and to play. This entities Baker to meet
D. G. Male in the final round The scores in tba
handicap follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
HOFFMAN EARNS A GOLF TITLE.
Wins Roseville Club Championship by De-
feating E. E. Wood.

Both match and medal play events were decided
on the links Of the Rosevllle Golf Club Yesterday
In the final round for the club championship T. E.
Hoffman beat f. f. Wood by up and TO play
The four TO qualify for the Presidents Cup were
Wood Q. II. Chedister. p. s Mclaughlin and A.
Greey. In the first match play round Wood beat
Chedster, up Owenty-one holes), and Mclaughlin
beat Greey, . UP and TO play. The scores IN tho
qualifying round were
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
CUP PLAY AT YouNTAKAH.

Play Tor the RyaA Cup was the attraction at the
Yountakah Country Club yesterday. Eight o,,aI-
fed. and in the first round H c. Reynolds beat T
Hope. by up: 4. Greer and Herrick tied: B :
Ashby beat C. II. Helfrch. by up: c. " KA,
niston beat r. d. Bensen. by up. In the two bail
won with u7-40-77 The Qualifying scores foI,an,'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS
TO-DAY.

Destination ana ti steaiher ~, Close In " Y
& islands tvla Seattlej-rango MartI. .. Nov . s.no -
New Zealand. Australia (except WesT 0V !"
New Caledonia samoa Hawaii and
Fiji Islands tvia San Francisco
sierra 60, Nov. II. - 80 a m
pine Islands tvla San FIanCiscob-
30. NJ Ia
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San ="
FranCiscol-MaTiposa ................NoV I =.
Hawaii (va San Franc5co)-Alameia Nov 20 II 10 a m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1905.

Steamer America (Norl Osterwad. Port Antonio Oc,o
her so 10 the Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit A.
rived the Bar 80 a ~ <N'
Steamer CarpaJhia tBri, Pentecost Genoa OctohA-
Naples o. Trieste l5 Ftume Is. Palermo p NsDiss o.
ana Gibraltar 20 70 the unard steamship Conpany win
Pa cabin aRI 23S mails
Arrived the Bar 80 a - must
Steamer Candleshos (Br), Nsbst 5oursh.y. Lu.,., y,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
Domestic Situations Wanted.

Female.
NtAITREss Capable ot taking entrs charre OF dining
w room; carves. understands salads. wines NJ z.
Miss Fitzgerald's 500 5th ave
NHvAITRFSS- 4SiRE R4fAIDAlso cook: together or
w separate neat tidy girls: best refer-nces
Flaherty's bureau ass Columbus avs. s3d
I41-Rtver.
{XTATTRFsS or CHAMBERMAID.-Conlp no OBJ
w lection 10 country. 55s ed
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
PRESIDENTS CUP.
sEELEY WINS AT WEE BURN.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

IeIesraph 70 Irlbune.
Stamford. Conn. Nov. 6-The competition at the
Wee Burn Golf Club to-day a thirty-six- hole
medal play match for prizes offered by the board
of governors. The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

Potter cup Cseml anaD-Allen H. z. Armstrong
by up and l pav, Reed by up.
F1nal-AHen beat Sears by up and TO play.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise e36 Sunset 4b2 Moon s5o Moons IS
HIGH WATER
AM-ssndy Hook 90 Gov. Island 1871 He'll Cats 1:24
P.M.-Sandy Hook II :2S Gov. Island Hell Gate --
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Teutoric reported Sable Island $50
M yesterday when abee OF that station. Will dock
about Z a. n to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

Referee II Tabor Boys club, IAnesmen 7 4;
columbia ana r. Cook Boys club. Goals Sartsr
% o. -. BenHHg, Boys cub. Time. halves OF - min
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
MAINE.

Elected in September
l. Amos l. Allen CRD g. ed G. Rurleigb ,P,
2. F. Littlefeld RI 1 IeweIIyn Powers (P
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
Meetings.

YJNdE FORTT-THIRD ANNUAL. MEETING OF TFIJ
New York Society FOR the Relief OF the Ruptur.d ana
Crippled held No I3S East 421
Street Thursday November Sth. 1903 az 3:aO O'CLOCK
when the usual business of such meeting will lie
transacted WM. CHURCH OSBORN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07


Ross columbia. ana r. Cook BOYS club. ,oas-Sarfsr
%, %. ~ Benzng Boys club. Time. halves OF - min
ules
In the first Of the series OF tho fnterschoIastlo
soccer series for the Maxwell cup played at
Commercial Field. Brooklyn. yesterday the eleven
OF Morris High School succeeded in defeating tho
Manual Training Hish School. Of Brooklyn, by 4
goals 10 ..
At Livingston. Staten Island. the Camerons Of
this city, and the Staten Island Football club the
fnalists for the Amateur League cup series last
spring, met in a hotly contested game. The Cam
erons won by score of goals 10 l. Pierson was
the first 20 score for the visitors and Cameron
7 added another goal. timely shot by Ebreus-
berger saved the home side from q Whltewash
De witt Clinton worsted the Townsend Harris
Hall eleven at Olympic Field I'm the presence OF
several hundred spectators. by a score Of 8 goals
10 !. yesterday. Waters played a star game for
De Wit Clinton, getting through twice for his
side The other goal credited 10 Mueller
MaIkim scored tho only point for the ysItis. side
Flushing High School and Curtis rish School
played n tie game Al The Cove Staten island IN
the interscholas:lc ,er" cup series.
At Utica oval. I'm Brooklyn. the Crtrhlcys won
haEdily from the Clarendous. of Hobokeu. by a
score OF goals TO L
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
IOWA.
KANSAS.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISIANA.

!. Adolph Never ID ; Jos. F. Ransdell CD)
: Robert Z. DaVey I'D q. Geo. X. Favrot D)
5. h r. broGsSard do .. Arsene P. Pujo ID
& John 7 Watkins ID
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NORTH DAKOTA.
At Large, Thomas F. Marshall r.
At LARGE. AISLE ] Grnnna lRl
OHIO.
OREGON.
PENNSYLVANIA

Elected in June
Willis s. Hawley (R) ,. William r. Ellis q
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
Lectures.

A DAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI
"A NARY. 700 Park avsTwo lectures will be given on
Tuesday and wednesday, November Tth az $50
o'clock. by the Rev. WILLIAM L. wATKINsON d. D.
LII D. former Editor OF the London Quarterly Review
and ex-Prssdent OF the Wesleyan Church OF Great
Britain Subjects: The Doctrine II Light OF
Modern Thought and The Doctrine OF Redemption BY
Sacrifice in the Light OF Modern Thought AL wei
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
l. Wm. w. Cocks tR) 20. T. ". Bradley CR)
,. Geo. H. Lindsay 1D) 2l. Samuel Mcmillan d0
3. Chas T. Dunwe dR) %. Wm. H. Draper (R
4. Charles r. Law (R %. &. y. SoUthwck CR)
;. George f. Waldo CO q. Nv. Fairchild d0
G. w. ". Calder tR) %. Cyrus Durey (TO
=. J. J. Fitzgerald I'D 20. Geo. Il. Alalby (R
s. ID. j. RioTdan Cd p Jas. =. Sherman (R)
Q. II. II. Godfogle dD %. Chas. /. Knapp tR)
10. William Sulzer I'D %. NJ. +. Driscoll (R)
II. Chas V. Fornes Cd 30 John ". Dwight tR)
l2 W. b. Cochran I'D 81 Serene f. Payne (R0
l3 Herbert Parsons (R 81. Jas B. Perkins tR)
II William Wiliet Dl 33. J. Sloat Fassett R)
l5 J. Van Y. Olcott CR) 81 Peter A. Porter (R)
l6 T. r. Harrison Cd 35. William H. RYAN tDl
l.. W s. Bennett (R) So De A s. Alexander (Rl
Is. Jos. 4. GOulden I'D 81. f. B. Nreeland (R)
10 John f. Audrus (Rl
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

TROPHY MATCH-i5 IA

TROPHY MATCH-i5 TARGETs-HANDICA
O. c. Grinnen. ir... 15H H werleman.
s. P. Hopkins.....-. l5tF. " Moffett......
First shoot-off: Hopkins. IS; Wereman. 10; Snyd
GrnneH IL Second shoot-ofr Hopkins, IA; Wer
i3. Won by Hopkins.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
RHODE ISLAND.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

At Large, Philo Hall ~
At Large, William H. Parker RI
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

At Large, Frank ". Mondell (RJ
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-26
Correspondents Wanted

Concerts, musicales.
Condition of business.
Contested wills.
Crops, usual prices, quantities., and
yields.
Deaths.
Dedications. installations, ordina-
tions.
Discoveries. antiquities. relics. Curl
Dissolution of firms.
Divorces
Early fruits and vegetables.
Elections of officers.
Fairs. festivals, festivities.
Fires.
Forest hres-acres burned over.
Former residents movements, visits.
Funerals.
improvements. public or private.
Important lawsuits.
Important action Of public authori-
ties.
Investments, patents.
Lectures-subject.
Local sentiment as to school, tax,
liq %arri laWs
Musical matters. societies.
New buildings. factories, additions.
New firms or partners.
Obituaries Of prominent persons.
Parties. birthday or social.
Parties leaving town to locate else
Personal items.
Political rallies, caucuses. conven.
tiOns.
Presentations.
Reunions, receptions.
Public requests.
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Runaways, collisions-if damages.
the results.
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Social affairs.
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Strikes, labor troubles.
Sudden Deaths their cause.
Suggestions for local improvements.
Suicides-full particulars.
Town meetings town officers re-
ports.
Violations of law.
Wedding anniversaries.
A Simple Rule.
Who: Whys Whens Wheres WHAT
and Howl
Every printed item should answer.
SO far as possible, all Of the above six
questions.
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\. P.|MPROVEMEN7S
EXTENSION WEST
Of FARGO
Grades Are Being Cut Down
and Large Crews at Work
shoveling.

Fargo, July 26-Few people appreci-
ate or understand the vast amount of
work which the Northern Pacific is
doing in the neighborhood of Fargo.
Every day great trains of fiat cars
loaded with dirt pass through the city
on their way east and an equal num-
Der OF empty cars make their way
west, and many wonder where they
are going.
West as we'll as east of Fargo the
road Is carrying on extensive opera
tfons. In both directions the track is
being regarded and two large armies
OF men are engaged in shoveling dirt
or running steam shovels or driving
piles. To the west all efforts are be-
ing directed towards cutting down the
steep grade near Buffalo and at Mag
nolia hill. 1t is planned to lower the
track at this point fifteen or twenty
feet which will make considerable
difference in the percentage of the
grade.
The work is progressing rapidly and
every energy is being bent towards
having it completed before harvest,
SO that when the grain shipments be-
gin the long and heavy freight trains
loaded with the product of the fields
bound for eastern markets will be able
to make better time than they have in
past years.
We've simply got to get that work
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-26
RAILROAD NEWS NOTES

done before the shipment of grain be-
gins" said one of the railroad Of
ficials. cor we will be up against it. II
the harvest is anything like it prom
Uses to be we shall be swamped and
we will need all the cars and the best
facilities possible for handling the Inn
mense business which will be thrown
upon u.s."
Between Fargo and Detroit the work
is being pushed for the same rea-
son. There is a grade of 500 feet be-
tween these two points for Fargo is at
the bottom of basin and the land
slopes considerably from each side.
To facilitate the work on the Min
nesota division great piles are being
driven in the low places and the track
laid upon them and afterwards filled
in with dirt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-26

The Evening Times aims to make a
feature in its columns of county and
state news. 1t is DESTROYS of securing
reliable correspondent in every town
wire (when very importantly, phone,
or letter. The daily is issued every
evening and important news will be
received up till o'clock, though cor
respondents should make an effort to
get their copy in earlier
To anyone to whom such manner of
work appeals, the daily will be sent
free of charge, prepaid, as long as they
may serve and other bsuiness arrange
ments may be made with the managing
editor.
Every village and town in the state
particularly in the northern part
should be represented in these COL
umns. 1t lie a good advertisement for
the town. Those desiring to serve in
the capacity of representative, should
address this. Office and stamped en-
velops will be forwarded. together
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Su4GeatiOnS:
The following are a number of ex-
cellent suggestions as to the class of
news that Is desired. Alleged jokes
and digs" should be earnestly avoid
ed.
Accidents to persons or property.
Amusements entertainments.
Anniversaries of persons or socie-
. ties.
Annual meetings.
Assaults. attempted murder.
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Burglaries, 1arcencies.
Card parties.
Changes in business.
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them get up and walk. charcot states

them get up and walk. Charcot states
that he often sent patients to Lourdes
whom he had not himself been able to
inspire with the requisite amount of
faith. Hypnotic suggestion so far as
1t has any effect in curing disease, is a
form of faith healing. In all varieties
Of the process, the patient. in the
words Of Macbeth's physician. min
listers to himself; 1t is his faith that
makes him whole. The shrine or the
amulet. the priest or the doctor is but
the instrument that sets in motion a
force which quickens into new life the
nerve that has ceased to convey the
behests of the will. Exactly the same
mechanism is seen at work in cases of
like character under the operation of
fear or strong excitement of any kind.