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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
Nlnf ben Beraen tppbnt Die syretbeft

unb auf ben 8erger, pD refine uno frtibe
9uft ihn umtpebte, erianu Der beilige Ser
narb bic 8ufammenieBun9 Der nab ibm
benannten 8r6uterptqe. Sas mar boz
ttelen hun6ert Sabren. Ste 8ine bDnr
brahte oar1ols bic ruunherbarffen 8uren,
uno bDIbringt ie bente nod. Ste lit
heut mod 10 tpie fie bamals mar. einfab
unb ibmudl0s nDn MuBen, aber aus ben
beilfrdftigten Snarebiensien suiammen.
seiebt, Die ielbft nDm ibpdbiten Masen
bertraaen tueroen uno ale Mage1< uno
Observation-Disclosures NIT unfehlbarer
@rInblibteit furieren. Sic ct. 8ernarb
&rGuterpiQen iinb in alien N%pDtbefen gu
hoben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
RamensHtfte
Sin 8era oon Wplo

tonnte Mrs. 9ucia Bilte in Caro-
lime, 8is., rid5t 10 alidlid MAIDEN,
als es cine 25c Shahtel BON BUD
Inns Nrnica Salbe eetan bat. inoem
iie cine uffene 8einmunoe bette. bic
iie % Sabre lang qudlte. 8r0Btea
antiieptilbes Wittel. % Gents bel
Gootpb DreiB uno &. 3alteper &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
Gin 9oblieo oes 8ieres.

Gin 2Dblieb trdftis ion unb ldbbn
Sem beutiben 8ier ertlingen!
IS tuirb iirb nod, SIR merbet's ieb'n1
Die ean5e Belt errinsen.
Ses @~erfeniaftes lripruns tpar
8o1 in @ermaniens @auen.
Sort trinfen i'm lett tauienb Sabr'
Die Wdnner unb bic 5rauen.
Sn Seutihlanb bat Der esle Grant
Den Stegeslauf b%e9onnen,
unb bat iib manehen Bottles 9ant
nno etp'9e Treu %9enonnen.
6Dgar oes Sentihen alter sseino,
Ser Sran5mann Iber'm 8heine,
8oro lan9it oes oeutlben Bieres 5reuno,
Srob ieiner bielen 8eiue.
IS aDg nath England ieine Spur,
0a6 8uBlanb uub 10 tuetter,
Gls treuer Srdaer Der &nltur.
Observation-Disclosures.
BeionoerS aber bat es oann
Sie ueue 8elt errunaen,
Bon Ocean an Ocean
SIT iieareih es aebrungen.
IS 1T geporeen oieiem 9anb
Bum aroBen, srOBen -Seaeu,
Snbem ben @bisfs es berbannt
Nuf ieinen Siesesuegen.
unb mag Der Muder nod 10 lebr
Sa9esen ibrei'n unb piten:
Das Bier perbannt ct nimmermebr
Mus Sft, NDrb, 8ef uno Gioen. 4
uno gar erit redht in 9eras bier
ST es BON hDbem 8erte,
8eil nob benz reinen 9Ome gtar 8ter
Sod Sebermann begebrte.
nrb mie bas Bier in ole 8elt,
Sn ieoes 2ano sebrunsen,
go bat iitb unler zone gtar Bier
Den sr6Bten Staat erruugen.
Drum ,,Xune gtar" iiber GGes bod,
0as iib 10 gut ertuieien,
IS uiro in ipdter'n Sahren nod
Bon aGer 8elt aepriefenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14

Sagltbe Sourtften Salatuager
na6 Californian, ebeniD nab Ct.
Souls nia TeraS & Bacific 8 Babn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet Naenten tpeaer, oieles
neuen 9ienftes ooer an 6. g. Eur.
ner. @eneralaB aiiaeier=& aent. Dali
tas. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
Srtet Sttte.
Cerren s&tftes

IS Gbeabers-g DO Seninser-S 8 Bulb
-8 s Bremer-N Oeis-W $ 3nrn-S
Salt- 2aturenee 8~iefer-Saf0b 8napp-
ghas 8oh1er-Mlbert 8uns-Meper 2eni
Simon Senb--S 8 9amb-Guoolf Mar-
tiny s Mepers Souls &atner-N VI
&Die-@ Shulb = Soc Sdhneiber -8 s
Shroeber-& " 8epd.
3ameis2tfte
Wtrs 8 3 Sranbt = 6lera ghrifttan-
9ouile 9apnert ellie Sermann - Mrs
81 Serih-Wrs y VI Sorban-Nnna San
-NerS Nua Shrant = rS 90 8 SbrDes
oer-Map WiIo-Mrs 6 & Norte.
M~usIdnbtfdbes
6 3 8ranb-g 6 Hretihe-5eurp Site
- War Sraumner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
Die ~eiuselner1 Wummern mrrher

Die einseluen Wunar,err muroen
aHsgeaeiGnet uD~reetragen. Die &las
pierbesleitung batter Die Darler 5rau
W. %. 6eiie uno Srau $. @rieiers
bed. uno Die 6erren @. Warr unb
Carl 6ab1 ~iibernpmmen.
Wah 8eenoiaung bes 3pnaerts
puroe nod Qetanat uno Der gauge
Nbeno nerlief in an9enehmiter Weiie.
Inter ben @dfter befanb iib aud
Baron b. @DroenfIbbt. Der oeutfbe
General &oniul in Seem Drleans;
oerielbe duBerte fih ipdter iehr beeei.
itert iber oas angenebme aeielIige
9eben unter ben Deuti6en in Gan
NntDniD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
SetratS : Shetue.

6eHrp s Sibers uuo Selen 5~rantooiaf.
3 VI Seubaum uno Sera 8roioa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14
MbemDmnterbaItmma int @aitmo.

Samftag abeno fano i'm gaiino
cine muiitaliihe MISUNDERSTANDING
ftatt, BET Der naditebenoes intereiiante
uno bGbibe Bruaramm CUR Nusfibs
runn oe[nrnfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-14

Cine unerib6pfihe Queue
menihlihe Wtisperaniiaen.i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
3atsans mns SabIans.

gon Der 9ulfsaGblung in GrDbins
gen Bel &arlsrube pirb eine ereDbli=
DIE Seidi9te beri9tet. &am ba Der
3Gbler in Die Wobnune zines olten,
i9perbOrigen Wiitter9ens unb pplte
i6r bos 3G6lformular iiberee6en. Die
6rau aber mIbtraute benz feiRgetlsipea
ten. fremben 5errn unb benz prGfen=
tlrten S9ein. Sic mics bas Tprmular
nit benz 9emerfen suriid: .@ls ab, /
aabl niT." Der 3d6ler fudte ibr nun
begreifli9 au MAIDEN, bdb es ii9 ni@t
ums Seoablen hanpIe; Die Jrau aber
f9nitt i.be GrflGrung nit ben Worten
ab; rs hab Sine fdon e mol s'fast,
baB / mir sabl. Oils ab." Cine binz
5ugefommene 9ausbepobnerin srbiett
nun ben 4uftrde, bas Sormular an
Die @nsehDrigen ab5uliefern. Die CUTE
Srau serietb buriiber erit redt aus
Dem 9dus9en unb rief Der 9ousbe=
pobnerin gu: rs bao bod benz i9on
E paar mol giuet, buB / mir sabl. s
5abl nig." Den gun5en @admittug be-
funb lie fi9 in 6O9fter Grrssuns tpes
gen bes psrmsintli4 unbeiIpOllen Set,
tells unb erft am 9benb, als ibr Sobn
bon Der @rbeit na4 9auie fam unp
ibr bic 8ebeutilns bss Sormulars CT,
f!drte, CAB lie tI9 aufrieben. Die quite
alte bate eben bic 3dbluns nit elmer
3abluns perpe4felt unb auhlen tbut
lie nidt germ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

Gbrift lei sebn Oabler Bib 6in selest
TN bpt babel gef6meilt, ais mann er
f9on Die 5fpan5ig Sabler in lei padet
fithle bebt. SD fen MIDI bingebodt In
in 5ebn Minnitts mar bas poebm fers
ttg. Gs Is ben Weg gauge:
Selma, i9 tpeiB gang gepiB,
DAB heut bein 9eburtsbag is.
lin ih Gpeib es gan3 eenau,
DAB On bift mel liepe 5rau.
Drum bring i6 Dir bies YrGfent,
@n' pGrpre MOff for beine 9Gnb;
Sted ie NET bis on Die &offs,
Safor iubit mer ia Die Moffs.
lin 10 oft BIZ 9ufit i'm on,
Dent au9 an bein G6riItian."
DER G6riit is gang auber ii9 ee=
peie for lauter Sreub I'M bot mid bic
5ebn Oabler getptpe; bic ben i9 ees
nomme I'm bann tpont er MIDI audi
mod en- &ib geiptpe I'M ben ben i9 n t
genomme. Sen Weg i'm i9.
Wfit bette Giegdrbs
Su6rs trulie
Mett Sa6erad,
gsffpeier IN @6eriff pon Mppel Sad,
9olie Serrer 3duntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

Cine patbetif3e Scene
ersisnete ii6 i'm @ertGt gu Sipur
GitD, sSa., ais Der lpesen 8etrug anse>
tlagte friihsre 8antier Treb. 8. @ut=
ting BON Der Dor brei Sobren in Sto,
Ca, perfraGten 8anf, in einem
8rontentubl in cen Geri6tsfaol ee>
traeen purpe, besleitet BON ieinen
spei fleinen in Calico eefleiDeten
S0dtsr6en. Der 8%ertbeibiser hielt
cine 5peiitiinbise 3iibrunesreoe. 10
baB Die Surp, 3eusen unb 3ui9ouer
in SbrGnen ~aerflO1en. Ser Staatsans
malt that bas bette, mas er tbuu
fonnte, er lieb ben Yrpseb nieberi4lda
gen. gu bemerfen lit, bob bic Sepofi>
loren BON ibrem @elo ME einen Doll
lar Suriderbielten.
-3uriidf GtsboII. $50, 10,
Su sebit pbne Define 6rau auf ben
Masfenbau?" = ,Mber i9 bite Did
= Bel bieiem i6redli6en Srubel unb
9ebrdn9e, fper ba feline 6rau lieb bat,
Der lGbt Tie gu 6auIe!"
= Gatal. Suneer 4rSt (pGbrenb
Der Sprs6itunbe gu ben Yatienten i'm
@orSimmer): nWer partet benin am
ldngiten9" S6neiOsr: sd, Ssrr
0pftor! SD bab' Sbnen ben @n5us
idsn Dor einem sSabr aslitfert!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
Eetnfaa.

Sin i9Ones S9otel buben Sic, ia9te
Der freunbli9e Srembe.
rSreut mid, baB es S6nen sefGat".
anttpprtete Der 0irtb.
n9ebt bas @ei6Gft CUTE"
r9ldn5enD."
,gyirb Die erftf @iertelmilion balo
bpq iein?"
rSb ia, pieGlei6t audi bic speite."
r5reut mid gu hOren", bemertse Der
Srembe lG6elnb.
Ha4 einiger 3eit fragte Der D'rtf
einen anoern Sat, einen 9ef9Gfts=
reiienben, pb er tpihe, tper Der 9err
lei.
rSeI6tDeri tdnolid", erpioerte Der
Der 3~eifenbe, dos lit Der neue Steuer=
Gini9dBer." ?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

ftanb re mitten In berStute.s lei9 mi.
: qe6 alerieits umringt, unb Damn
jap lie plOBli9 neben Der NEuerin,
Der Uioni segeniiber = gerabe 10, baB
iie ben 9cnS unb Der 9en5 lie ieben
tonnte, tpenn lie ~iiberbaupt mod Iusea
gebabt bate fir elm Mannsbilb auf
Diefer Welt.
Mber parum fpqte tie benn eigents
li9 ni6t III i'm binI9auen, ipenn er al
ihr beri6aute? Shat bas ni9t jeber
bDfIJhe Meni9? unb mar iie ni9t
Die Si6erite BON allen i'm &reis, Der
feiner me6r mas anbaben fonnte2
S0rmli9 ftol5 unb gebo6en fiiblte iie
ii9 in i6rer eefeiten Stelung ais retpiz
&c 0ittpe". MitIeibig, ia fat nit Ell
nsr Dirt BON uebermutb f9aute lie auf
ole lire @enoifinnen berab, bon benen
Die 9eoigen ii9 f9ier Die @ugen berz
ausbrebten na9 ben8uri6en uno audi
Die @erbeiratbsten bas s9iniiberGugeln
nd6 ben Mdnnertii9en ni9t INNER
gang unterlaffen tpnnten.
Selpnbsrs Der 2erS purbe f9drf
ms &reu5feuer genommen bas
mertte lie ppbl troB aaer Srauer uno
Weltabgeidiebenbeit.
War ia audi Elm iaubsrer 8ur1@-
elm paur &ugen pie Seue- bus fei9e
S9nauSbartl va, penn Die @pisz
felt nur ni4t gar 10 lang pGre!
Der eigene Seuf5er i9redte lie auf
ba iab tie bic @ugen Der Moni unb Der
Miiuerin auf ii9 geri6tst. Die leBz
tere i6mun5elte. Die anbere aber bate
serabe ielber gum 2en5 6iniiberf9ieIen
pplen unb entriiitet bemertt, pie er
na6 Der @ittpe unb bic na9 linn
ausGu9te. 60 mas! @mpOrt urD
ftrdfenb fa6 lie Die Mihetbdterin an.
Der jebp9 ftieg Der Corn in ben
9opf iiber Die @eiber ale 5pei. Wus
brau9ten Die gu f9munoeln unb gu
truBen! &pnnte tie ni9t tbun, mas
fte poute = lie, Die 6reieite BON anen
in i6rer ielbitgeieBten gntiugung -
bic efpige @ittpe2
Nun erit re9t iab lie gum 2en5 bins
iiber unb CAB INN foeur auf Sraeen
4ntport, pie ii6's ia au9 gebOrte.
limb crit re6t blieb tie, ais etli9e
aufbra6en, unb feBte ii9, pie man
nun 5ufammenriidte, Der Ginlabung
folsenb an feline Settle unb that linn
gei6eib nit benz iiben Wein, Der ins
bsHen ben &affee ubgelpit bate.
ySd, tpenr man Doatpmmen fret lit!
1tnpintiirli9 la9te tie unb er la6te
auG. Sin beiBer SunIt unb &au4
lag iiber Der Stube = pie Nebel.
3iemli3 fpdt mars, ais mar cling.
Limb reGt gut 6at lie ii9 trOipt!'
faSte Die &eanerin benin &ufrdumea
Der @einieibel ipib CUR &ii9enbirn'.
r6inf 8iertel SiBen bat r g'6abt!"
rs muB Dir mas 9'ipabis's unbers
truu'n!" pifperte bic 8Guerin auf benz
Seimpeg ihrer 5reunbin gu. nMit'm
2en5 6ab' / mi beripro9en = gang
insQebeim = MIR Dir Jag rs!"
yWas2" f9rie bic MDni auf. LIMB
bein 8pr6ab'n?"
vSSn elm Sa6r beiratb'n mir aber
erIt!" piiperte Die Gnoere.
.Mas?" REF bic Sreunbin pieber
gang befperot ppr 3orn. nunb bic
pepige 8ittpe"?"
rSa, f9au = i9au =" i~totterte Die
8duerin berlegen, urpenn Der mir az
pieber ftir6t, na66er aber na4ber,
bDs i9nOr' | Dir, Mtoni = na6b,r
bleib / epig' Wittpe!l"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

8on allen Bernen lit
Der Der 8ersIeute in Den Nuediilberz
gruben fir Die Sabine an i9doliditen.
Die 3Gbne fallen Den Nrbeitern in fol-
den einfad aus, infolge Oss bur9 Die
Nuedfilberodmpfe er5eu3ten Spei6el=
flutes, unb Der ganae Srsonismus Der
2eute miro anmdlis our9 oas Metall
bergiftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
-. Qyers Bulletin -.


Hanantie baumpouene Serpietten,
10 bel Is, SuBenb.. 4Oc
Union leinene Serbietten, IL bel IL,
resnlare $1.10 bas Susene,
Serbietten aus Union 9einen, Is
bel IL, regular $l.35 bas OubenO,
@eblei6te baummouene Sanotiiher,
nit Sranien, Is bel q 3ou, sic 7c
Aualttat, nur.
Cotton Sud- Sanbtider, nit bIauer,
rotber ODER weiber 8orte, reg. 15e /;
'tut ..... IL
Sebleidte baumpolene SanSti6er
nit 0ran5en. 10 bel So, regular 10e /;
DC
Union @las Grab, 10c SuaIitat,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03
L.S.AlRES eco.

Sas Ginfaufs=@ Centrum ser @tabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-03

a u permietbsn 6 R;mmer q pftoee nit @oS, Uob a
~ Seijuno. 1lo4 On Rarssf efr.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
pur,na,s Natural I Marnet. NJ

There lis a huge naturai magnet In
upper Burma, India, covered with
great blocks of iron ore, which travel
ers notice has a tremendous attraction
which renders compasses and watches
useless. In Spain there is a spring of
water said to cure Iovesick people. An
other queer spring is situated hi Mex
leo the waters of which cure alcoholic
cravings, so the legend runs. Hinter
mountain, near Fort Davis, Tex, pro-
iluces an effect which would counter
act the good work done by the Mexican
spring, with none of the evil effects.
People go, up this. mountain, and they
suddenly become conscious Of a sort OF
anaesthetic which takes possession Of
them and makes them act as IL intox-
icated. If q traveller reaches the top, he
staggers like an old topper, and many
have been known to fall in q astupor ON
the rocks. This mountain has a fol-
lowing which returns season after sea-
son to enjoy this harmless dissipation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
what Not. to to-. Lend.

Douglas Jerrold, the celebrated wit,
said: There are three things that no
man but a fool lends. or, having lent,
Els not in the most helpless state Of
mental crassitude if he ever hopes to
get back again. These three things are
books, money and umbrellas. I believe
a certain fiction of the law assumes a
remedy against the borrower, but I
know of no case in which any man, be-
Ing sufficiently bastard to gibbet his
reputation as plaintiff in such suit,
ever fairly succeeded against the whole
some prejudices Of society. Umbrellas
may be hedged about by cobweb stat.
utes. ] will not swear that 1t is not so.
There may be laws that make such
things property, but I am sure that the
kissing contempt, the loud mouthed in
dignation, of all civilized society would
sibilate and roar at the blOodless pol
troon who should engage law on his
side to obtain for him the restitution of
lent umbrella j. sttt5 & szf 1
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
siclseaesl 81 me scalpel.

I An extraordinary event led Lassone.
physician TO Louis XVI Of France, to-
abandon his anatomical studies. While
selecting from among some dead bod
les a suitable subject for dissection he
imagined that one Of them showed
doubtful signs Of death and sought to
revive q life which was perhaps not
extinguished. His efforts were crown
ed with success. He cured the man,
and as he was poor nonrished and sup
ported him. but the idea Of having
been on the point Of committing q
crime SO affected Lassone that he felt
himself unable to pursue his accus-
toned labors, and from that time for
ward the study OF natural history and
chemistry took the place Of that Of
anatomy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
HOW aa orang outana Travels.

81 1t is a most interesting sight to
watch an orang outang make its way.
through the jungle. 1t walks slowly
along the larger branches In q semi
erect attitude, this being apparently
caused BY the length Of its arms and
the shortness of its legs. 1t invariably.
selects those branches which intermin-
gle with those Of a neighboring tree,
ON approaching which 1t stretches out
its long arm and; grasping the, boughs
opposite, seems first to shake them sas
If to test their strength and then de-
.liberately swings Itself across to the
next branch, which 1t walks along, as
before. 1t does not jump or spring, as
monkeys usually do, and never appears
to hurry itself unless some real danger
presents. Yet In spite Of Its apparent
ly slow movements, 1t gets along far
quicker than person running through
the forest beneath Popular Magazine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
The Painter won.

Ri Often have painters and sculptors
discussed the relative merits OF paint
ing and sculpture. A story is told Of
an artist who resented the disparaging
comparisons made by a sculptor and
laid a wager that he could within a
given time, paint a picture which should
display the human figure as complete
" as any sculptor could. .%8S 55
III The wager was accepted sand upon the
appointed day a painting was produc-
ed which fulfilled all the conditions. 1t
represented a warrior, his, back to the
spectator, bending over sheet OF wa
ter, in the limpid surface of which were
reflected his entire face and form. TO
the right suit of polished armor hung
and threw back a full length profile
image, while mirror performed a
like Office for the left side. Tie sculp-
tor, of course, handed over the money
staked. Paris Journal =.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
ENGLEVALE.

Engleyaie, M III, March 2I.To The
Forum Orpha Halliday visited Lisbon
one day this week.
hi Laurence Porter returned from
Steele last week. 8si s5
Mrs. Sherwood is gaining slowly.
s Mrs. ID. 81 G)' Neil of Sheldon, who
has spent week visiting her parents,
Keenan,, returned home Tuesday
s3 cit aid will meet with Mrs. Petra
Oiunl and all are cordially invited to-
come TO dinner.
The question of having more and
better light was a serious thought iii
the minds of all who were present and
On next church day special collection
will be taken for that purpose.
Mrs. VIM Patterson and daughters
visited her mother, Mrs. Murry, last
week, 81 &
Mrs. I'D. Howell visited lier cousins,
Rev Hartsough at Kathryn last week
School closed for town election Tues
day last week. The scholars and teacher
enjoyed the holiday Bs
Eugene Porter will 60 back to Steele,
y. p. with his brother, Laurence, next
week.
Town officers elected In the Hanson,
township Tuesday are as follows;
Supervisor for three years0. E.
Hanson.
Supervisor for two years B Horn.
Supervisor for one year.P Mofri-
son.
Clerk Chas. Lindsay
reastirer- FleckiIisfine.
Assessor Nv. Porter.
Justice Roy Johnston. y
Jiistice~-R. Colt.
Constable II. T.. Keenan,.
Constable Henry Hanson.
Road Supcryi John Morrison,
i Anderson.
Newton Halliday starts tomorrow for
Minnesota; family will come later.
Englevale school entertainment OH tic
last Friday in This month, Cor. e.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22

coal; it owns the selling machinery
1t decides how much coal shall be)taken
from the ground, where it shall be
shipped and how, what the carrying
charges shall be, and the selling price.
1t can .foretell what the minimum price
will be FIVE years from now in New
York or at a way station in Minnesota.
The maximum price it would not pre-
dict, for that depends upon economic
conditions; meaning, in this instance,
the ability OF the public to pay. Ac-
tually the trust has perfected system
whereby the price OF million tons de-
livered in New York or half a wagon
load sold to a farmer from an elevator
at way station on the prairies of
North Dakota is fixed with equal cet-
tainty and rigidity. 1t determines the
exact profit both OF the New York
wholesaler. and OF the little retailer in
the smallest community. 1t knows
every item Of cost down to the fraction
of cent, from the mine to the con-
sumers' coal bin, Those 'poors ignorz
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
Ths Tail OF tl,e Comet.

Il 1t is one OF the most wonderful OF all
the phenomena that confront us In the
study of nature that the tail of the
comet. visible through such a vast area
OF space, is one OF the most transpar-
ent Of objects. The tail Of the comet Is
much more transparent than the
earth's atmosphere, ais this at its best
would in bulk act as an opaque cur
tain, But stars are seen almost as dis
tinctly through the comets tail as
through the nd dJacent atmosphere Conn
cts change their form and appearance
with the utmost rapidity and finally
back steadily away from the sun. like
q courtier out Of the royal presence. II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22

Woman loves d clear, rosy complex
ion Burdock Blood Bitters purifics the
blood clears the skim restores riiddy,
ssound health
Torturifig eczema spreads its burning
area every day Doan's Ointment quick
III stops its spreading, instantly relieves
tie itching, cures il permanently At
any drug store.
Doafa's Regltlets cure constipation,
tone thc stomach, stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and easy
passages Of the bowels. Ask your drug
gist for them. rs cents d box.
There's nothing So good for q sore
threat as DR.. Thomas Eclectrie Oil.
Cures ia a few hours. Relieves any pain
iii any part.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-22
LEONARD. j..

Leonard, N. D., March ALTO The
Forum: Operations commenced in
earnest on the new Moran hotel Mon
day morning. Geo. Nelson is putting
in the foundation and Contractor Rhode
is chasing the other work along.
Mi, and Mrs. Otto Beaski! returned
Saturday from a pleasant visit to- Min
nesota.
Rev. B. MARI was Leonard visitor
on Friday last.
A goodly number of Miss Helen Pip
ef's friends assembled at her comfortable
farm home last Thursday evening to
celebrate her eighteenth birthday. The
evening was devoted to different garnes,
including 5oo Refreshments were. sery-
ed, the guests lingering until the wee
sma hours and report having a splendid
time, and voted Mr. and Mrs. Piper roy
al entertainers. c. V. Wills, R. F. D.
carrier, was one Of the guests at the
Piper birthday party and was one Of the
last to leave. He knows good thing
when it comes his way. -i
81 John Crest was doing business in town
the last of the week. At the caucus held
on Saturday he was nominated for con-
stable. # S;i:.s.e ssT ff...@ssa .r
Miss Thea Alnilie is visiting with her
many friends in town. She spent the
winter in Hankinson. Her health is
not good. - 1" ~
Nels Johnson and Miss Marie San
Wig have entered into a partnership for
life and mutually agree to share each
others joys and sorrows. They were
married in Fargo last week. They will
commence housekeeping about five miles
southeast of this place. I. Fl
i Postmaster and Mrs. Watts and Mrs.
Robert Horn left on Monday evening
to attend the missionary convention at
Fargo. They together with Egbert Horn
aud ]. L. Smith who went down on
Tuesday evening, are delegates from the
Leonard NJ. E. church to the convention.
In the absence of Postmaster Watts,
the affairs of the office are ably managed
by the efficient assistant, Miss Alice
Ross, with the help of c. V. Wills, the
R. F. D. carrier.
At the annual town meeting on Tues
day the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year:
Supervisors-Fred Schroeder, H
Frey and August Wichman
HClerk-George Elliott.
Treasurer-A. D. Fisher.
Assessor-M. Tovisant
Justices of the Peace-A. L. Porter
and Henry Leison. ~ .~- @.a
Constables--H. H. Seelig and John
Crest. 4 .&,,ar. x ~
| Road overseers-c. Greil, Tom Glib
son. .% @#
George Moran was on motion made
pound master. The auditors report gave
a complete summary of the money ex-
pended and their estimates for the com
ing year approved IA good deal of bust
ness was done in a businesslike manner
The session was the most interesting in
the history of the town. -4 2 j
St Patrick's Day passed off with a
single infraction of the law which was
a case Of assault the aggressive party
was arrested. pleaded guilty and paid
his fine, amounting with costs to $1o,65
Il The country boys seem to be content.
ed with the victory they won in the SOC
contest with the town boys recently
Give lis another chance, lads, the result
may be different. s Cor. l..