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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-22
ROAD GETS BENEFIT
ATTORNEY GENERAL NOT DIS
POSED TO SPLIT HAIRS.
WILL HOLD CONFERENCE TODAY
6onaparte Will Examine Atoms Tes-
timony in Chicago Oil Re-
bate Case.

Washington, D. Can important
conference will be held at the de-
partment of justice Monday between
Attorney General Bonaparte and Spe-
cial Attorney Morrison, United States
District Attorney Sims, of Chicago,
and Assistant Attorney Wilkerson, re-
garding the promise of immunity from
prosecution given to E. H. Hartman
and the Chicago & Alton for granting
rebates to the Standard Oil company.
This promise of immunity is sup
posed to have been authorized by At
torney General Moody, and was given
by Morrison when he vas United
States attorney at Chicago, as a result
of an agreement of the Alton officials
to turn states evidence against the
Standard Oil company.
Judge Lands, after imposing t'o
fine of $29,240, 900 on the Standard OIL
company, directed District Attorney
Sims to submit the case of the Chi
cago & Alton of allowing rebates to
the Standard Oil company to a spe-
cial grand jury and to secure indict-
ments if possible. The attorneys for
the Alton then appealed to Attorney
General Bonaparte against the deci-
sion of Lands, and called attention to
the promise of the immunity and +
agreement to furnish testimony
against the Standard.
The attorney general was greatly
embarrassed by this situation, and de-
clared he knew nothing about it. He
then summoned all the officials con-
cerned in the transaction for the pur-
pose of sitting the matter to the bot
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-22

Belgium has banished absinthe. but
King Leopold remains.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-22

DR.. Isaac K. Funk says that crime is
like smallpox. Are you vaccinated
against burglary?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-08-22

A woman out in Kansas has Matched
out 1850 chickens already this year
but can she love them all?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

SootIi6er Stnr5. SRI.
Warp Gliio6etb 6r%eeoenberg, 26
Sabre alt, Sobter bon Srn. uttb
6rou George Sreeoenberg bon Scr.
1916, -Mpenue, Itorb onl
SonItog Nohnlittog an ben Soleen
elmer @ebirnerihiitteritng. als Tie
ltf am Sreitoe slbenb bon einem
&irfenbel16 IN 9egleitung i1rer
Shiuelter allf benz Seimipeg befono,
befom lie an Tenniplpanio 9lpeiti,e
itro ct. Warp-S trabe eiiten Sdipilt-
oelc.foQ l1rlb ~itiir5te ST. 9pben, 100.
bel tie nit DEM aopf ouf Dem Hailo-
itein onfihlltg. Srps dr5tlider Siilfe
itorb lie am onralif folgenoen Gage.
Sic binterl1Bt neben ibren gltern
cine S6peiter, SRI. snnie Sreeoe,t.
berg, unb iieben 0riioer, @lbert,
George, Socob, 8iaian1, Seitrp, 90.
MEL ntb Wolter 6reebenberg. Die
9ecrbignl,g finbet bellte Nodmittag
ouf benz n2ouoon Eorf Sricobpf"
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
@aNington- Nsentnr
be-
"9ent(6en Correspondent"
Wm. Sannemann, 1915 Warion.
Strafe, N..@.
iuo an5et8en unb gefenunsen eutseoem nenpn.
iuerben.
2ofal6erihte ans MaIbingtum.

Gem @algen eroIIcn.
Scllte iihoet i'm bieiigen @efGng.
niBbofc bic Sinridtung bes Iegers
@iaioln 9urec Itatt, tpelder I'M So
mar 1905 feline 6rou 9aiip 9urgc
ermoroetc. Ger HrGlibent bat iid
g%epeigcrt, bas Sooeslrtbeil an Jus.
penoircn. Ser @eiangene iiebt ici.
iter Sinridtung gefaBt entgeaen.
Sr. Guoolpb u. &tng geitor-
ben.
ST.. &uoolpb 81. Sing, elm ebemals
%befannter Smporteur, itar6 geiterit
III ieiner @obnung an Der II. lino
M-StraBe, I.-@. gr binterl1bt 5tpei
Sod)ter unb brei Sobne.
Sobn 5. @aggeman iieg.
reid.
Gidter. gnoerion inItruirte geIterlt
i'm 8reisgeridt Nr. 2 Die @eifpore.
l,er1, Elm 8eroift 81 @unIten 'oes Srn.
Sobh s. @aggeman a6sugeben, ge.
gen pelfen bie naatbolii1e Timber.
iitdt" aloee fir bie Ginloiuitg bon
@ehieln i'm 9etrage bon $4,000 er.
bo6en botte, bic ser al1ger on ieincn
9ruOer Ebomas 6. @asgemon aus.
geiteIlt bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

0ic 100. SaGreSper a III M
lung Der yWeoi5iniifen uno di,
rlrgildcn 6ofult0t bon Worplono"
finoet bonn %. bis %. 9[pril Itutt.
Im %. April miro cine SiBltng llno
ant "A. Ipril ner0en 5mei ltnO onl %.
Iprtl orei Sibungen in Der McGop.
Sallc Itattiinoen. g(m %. Npril miro
oltBerbem a6enoS III Der Sacltltp
Soil Elm 9onfett obgebultcn ncroen.
Ole 6otllltqt lit iibcr 100 Sabre alt
llnO bat einf Wtitglieoer5obl bon etlpa
1000, bon eeren 500 in Baltimore
ippbnen. Die 3obl Der Mitglicocr
nin1mt ieoeS Sabr 81, meSbolb cine
9cluegung ms 9ebelt gcrufen milroe,
I'M $250,000 5llr Grridtlung zines
rellcn SCENTS auf5utrei6en.
Sr. 9eupert pom Orient
5nrld. - Sr. Ioom 0ellpert, 9(fs
tIar oes Common Eleos4 @crihts,
nrlo 0eiien Satin febrten am Conn
tag bon elmer Srientreiie nod ibrer
@obnutg, gtr. S15, Nor0. g(rlin0ton.
Ipenlle, 5uriid. Sic tuur0cn am
gubnbof bon 5oblrei6el Srellnocr
mo getonnten cmpfangcn. 9r. uulo
Srou Geupert reiIten in 0egleituulg
bon Safer 90. s. Nioroon nit Dem
lie no6e5u olle Orte BON biitoriifcnl
Srtcrelle I'M Orient bcluhten.
Ole 9eerotgung bes Srn.
Woles s, Sppenbeimc /, tpel-
der am Sonntog Nudmittag pl0s.
lid lturb, fi1oet beute Nodmittug
Inn 1913 llbr ollf Dem Baltimore
isroelitiIden 6rieo6of" itatt. Or.
g9iaiam Hoienou. &ob6iner oc8
Gittam : Gloce . SempelS, miro Die
Sra1erfeier nit Or. $. g8. Sfnec.
berger, Gabbiner oes WfcGuQo6-Str T..
Sempels, unb 81. 9(loiS aoiier lei
ten.
Cine Gbot itreng &c.
itroft t.. = Eoli5eiri6ter Stonlep be-
itrofte geitern in Der liibpeltlifen
Boli5eiltation ben AZ Sabre olten
SbomaS Solpnienb, elmer, Softer bon
Ar. 1901, SonessS troBe, nit So nno
Soften uno einetn Sobr @efGnoniB.
ipeil er onge6lid ben Z Sabre olten
Goiporo @ebb am Sonntog 2(ben0
gegen cine Sausmlalter mari. 9ob
Der &opf oes &itabeit nidt 5eri6met-
tert luuroe, tpar MIR Dem llmItono 5t
neroanfen, oab Der &nobe brett ges
gen Elm &ellerlo6 fiel lino MIR nit
Den Shultern gegen Die Molier itieB.
Sr. George 3. Sbelbp bon Nr. 1880,
@eit-Hrott StroBe, neld)er ben 8ors
faa nit, anlob, idgte bei'm Verbor,
Soiunien6 iei balbbetrunfen oes Wes
geS gefontmen unO bobe ben aleincn,
Der Dor Nr. 1923, @eit-Yrott. StroBe,
nit anocren ainOern geipielt babe,
ongefoBt uno gegen Die Wuiier ge-
ihleuoert. Sr. Sbelbp unb ST. Con-.
@ebb, elm Sbeim oeS &inoes, bicltcn
3opnieno felt, bis Elm Eoli8iit s,lr
Stelle mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
ltnfGQc cimcs Sages.

Gin l%lnbefon1tter altf Den @eleilelt
Der yNor0liden Gentrols9abn"
nobe ser Yotomac.S troBe bon ets
mem 3uge ii6erfobren unb gct0o'
tet. = 2e6ensgefGDrIiGcr Stur5
bon elmer Better.
Gin un6efdnnter Wonn lpllrbe &C.
tern Worgen BON einem 3uge Der
,N0roliden Contradiction" nnbc bct
GotomoczS troBe, alS CT 5tpii6cn belt
Sdienen sic &oblen ollflos, ii6erfo6-
rem unO getootet. Die 2ei6e ipurOc
in Oie Mor9ile gebrodt. Ger Wontt
mar ungefGbr 5 Sub 5 3oa groB,
botte Gin @loSouge, groue Soorc utO
9oden6ort ullo tr1tg cincn grouert
In5ug.
Siel BON ser 2eiter.
@citcrn Morgen gegen 5 llbr fans
Oen Die angeb0rigen Oes 80 Sabre al.
ten So6n Map bon gtr. t4t9, @alterlt.
Ipenlle, beniel6en belpuBtloS inn Sol.
rollm liegen. Cine ne6en inn liegenoc
5er6ro6ene 2eiter flGrte Ben l1nfoa
etmas auf. Die Nngeborigen 0eS Ser
tngliidten ne6lnen an, Dab Ocriclbc
geltern friib icbr ipGt nod Souie
fam unO feline 2elltc ni6t mcfclt
l%uollte, UNI i'm ms Sars 5u loiieit,
nnO Dab er 81 oieiem 3nede periudtc,
mittelit ser 2eiter IN iein 3imner SIT
gela1gelt, 0ic Damn bra6 uno Der
Wfonn 10 ungliidlid) bcrobItiir5te, BOB
Die s(er5tc i'm ~St. SoiepbS. Spipital,"
po6in Ser Mann gebrodt iperocn
mllBtc, lpenig Soffnltng auf feline &C.
nelung boben.
Sinh Ourd cincn SAT- &c.
t00tet.
8abrcnb Srau Worp 6. 9orieD,
Satin BON Sanes 9oriep, BON Nr.
2040, Sreoerif-9 (penue, am Montag
No6mlittog nit ibrem iie6en Monotc
olten &inOe in ibrer @obnung ouf
ci1cm Sopbo iaB, ipitroe lie ploblid)
obnma6tig nnb itiir5te 5u 9ooelt.
GoS atno fiel nit i6r uno erlitt eis
men SddOel6rll6L oen1 es erlog, eGe
dr5tli6e SiiIfe sur Stelle por.
3rei5e6n GGriger rettet
elmer @ru6er.
Mur nit fnopper Iot6 gelang eS
9eItern Dem 10 Sabre olten @albrolt
Sia, Ieinen I'M ieds Sabre 6lterc,l
8rrber Sobn Sill, 9eioe in Nr. 33,
SetfinS Cane, pobnbaft, bonn St,
trirfungstoOe 81 retten. 2etterer por
bel Dem geriu6e, ieinen SUIT aus benz
Seife elmer 3iegelei on @oriudp-slpa-
me berous5ufii6en, ms @oiier &C..
fallen unO oa CT ni6t i6ipimmelt
fo1nte, mar er in @efo6r 5u %ertrilt.
fen. &alorpn lprang linn nod utb
belt i'm 10 longe iiber @oiier, bis
@eioe lid mittelit zines 9rettes, oas
ibnen ein Wfanil oits ser neugierigell
Wfenidenraiie AM llfer 5~ugetporfen
bette, retten fonnten. 9ie iunoclt
Seltte erbolten iih bon ibren 4nitrcll-
9ltngen in fltr3er 3eit uno fonntcn
iid, o6ne Siilfe in 9lniprld) gu ncb-
men, nod ibrer @o6nung bege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
WetoIenbnngen

no6 Deuti1lano "a Gents pro Warf,
uad SeItreif 201a Gents pro arore.
Borto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten BON nno
nod Geiiti6lano. M~eiiepdiie, 8ef.
ieI, grebitbriefe unO .auSlanbiides
@elo. sbco. $. 9iencr & 81, PIT
OIt.Yaltimore.S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
SnS @cttcr.

Sir Murplono ulo sen GiItrift
Columbia belttc Gegcn un0 mnbr-
idJciuli6 audi Mittpod, frii6e iiiOoits
libe bis iiiOlihe @inOe,
@eitern bctrug Die b0hite Gempcs
rotur 6S 8ro0 nm 1913 llbr Nahmit-
tags, m0breno ser nicoriglte Gbermos
metcrltono 81 8roo I'M 6 ltbr Wor.
gems mar.
Sn ben ii6rigen 9unoc8 3 @ettcrs
Stntionen mlr0e Ser folgeu0c nics
0rigitc 5bermometerItnnO regiitrirt:
@oitport 80, 8ortlono 81, Bolton 80,
albonp 81, 9teps0orf 40, Ybiloocls
pbia 80, Ntluntic Stu 40, Mai6ings
ton "a, Norfolf ~, Charlotte 46,
&otteroS Al, @ilmington 81, Gborles
iton 81, Souonnob "a, SodioupiQe
60, Supitcr y, Sen @eit &c, 9Itlanto
46, montgomery 50, Nep-S rleouS
60, 9oleItine 46, @alpcIton Sc, Gor-
plts @briiti 81, WGnpbiS 80, Gincin.
natl SO, Eitto6urg SO, O5mego SO,
Buffalo SO, Gleuelon0 SO, Detroit
SO, Alpena 40, WorQltette 40, Green
Ban 40, Gbicogo 40, GulltD 80, ct.
Saul 40, ct. 9ouiS 4S, &uniaS Gitp
~, Omaba 3S, @uron 80, 9ismarf
80, @iqiIton 81, @aprc sc, Sclenn
so, Salt Safe "a, 9enper %, Nortb
Blotte 81, Dodge SO, AmnriQo "A,
Sos Ingeles "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Gin id)6ncs nnb niitlides @cident
fir M~aseb6risc 1T thinner cine lcbens-
srokc photographic ubcr cine Flint.
lrriid bollenbete Gopie cincs aItcn
YilbcS in Grapuit, NaHerfarbe, Del
oocr Eaitcll. Die idJSnitcn Cabinet.
bilocr nitr ST pru 0ntcnb.
Snlims ScbbeI, oeutider Ybotograpb,
(90-) 321 Murb-W ay.s trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Shcp. Niencr (: 81.

9ieiie Bureau ui,b Wedielitube.
Sdiifsfarten bon i,itb nod DeitifJ-
LAMB nit Dem Nnrooclitiden 2lopo
unb anberen 2inien.- Meiiepaiie,
8c6iel, Grcbitbricfe inns GcloiciiSut.
gen.
217, Dl-SaItimurc.S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Millions. Spnooe. - Sic
Al. Seiiion bes 6itlifen 9iltrifts SET
Wiiiouri-S Dnooe Der beuti1en ebon.
geliif-lutberiiden air6e finoet bonn
"a. bis 80. 3. Mts. IN Yorf, go, ltatt.
175 Gaitoren, 60 Gelcgaten uto %
@emeinoe-S duacbrer merben oararl
t%bcilncbnen. 9eiitabe iammtlide
@oltimorcr @ciitlideL meld)c ser
Spnobe an~gebDrerL mcrhen an ser
gonferen5 tbeiInebnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Vricffaitcn.

:. $, Gitp. = Gie bepltBte 3n-
nabnle Ser @inpanoerer aus llngarn
gilt fir ben Morat Mar5 aaein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Mag @eiTcrt,
9cntider Hgutugrapb,
400-411 Wpro. 8ag-S trafc,
epe5tnl.C ffertc

SVt3IuI'LIEfTtI
Tnr fitr cine fnr5e 9ctt.
3 feittte GabitetsTurtrditS rnb / lcbensarobea
Fottrait nit feinem Habnlen fit $3.5O.
yiite. ndtetl Gle nni meine gloreffe:
WlaS .9ictiert, 409-411, gpro,Uap,e traRe.
tGe3t1,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Ir Ocm 8ege Scr 8eiic Z.
g. 6rdl 9. Sterrett WcGim,
peld)c am San1itag an Earf.Seigbts
apel1lte aus ibrer altti6e iprong uno
einen gruG Ser Sd)ulter bobon trltg,
befinbet iid ouf bem @ege Ser Del
ierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
,Sarmpnic : Gafe,A

3r. 414, @cit=S apctte-S trakcu &arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @iirsbnrscr Spf-
bran friid ant 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a la carte. Sn &ir3em Gr1ffnnns
Scs Sommcrsartcns. (s(pril 1,tS.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Sta0t Baltimore.
llntcrbnltuugs : @cgluciicr.

llntcrBaltnn9s @c9luctier.
&C. .WinttsAfabcmic" - ygtodb'S Sri".
nBlancD'e"- n5bc Mtuiter lSorfmuu".
n@nentO" - nSuintp Nu6eB".
r6oro'e" - vI9c Slb Soncitcdo".
pNonioaD" pIbc StaH Of tie Grob".
nSnbnusG'o" - Salt 3pnnc".
auditorium" - Com. Sid ano @urrO".
nWinrnlnnh" - Neitb's 8nIocOiQe.
,9tCu MUnumcntnl"-. SouO @rab 9Sioum5".
n2ubiu'S," Rr. 4O4-406, SIt.@nitimurc. Str.
5i9li6 &uuocpiues& oritcuungcu uno bciUcpz
Ii0c NilNer.
nMiarDtauo SudcN,6m6." - 20. 9tpril bis A..
Iint, Sriibinbres9fcn1Ieu 5I FimItCo.
p5nruictttuu oes 2nbprt21ccumS." - Mitt-
nod, hcl "a. gpril. Sdauturncn mo Eau in
Der &ale 9tr. 10tt-t013, Sitzgdltimureitr
Observation-Disclosures. Scutc, Sicniiup,
hCu %. Ipril. grobCs Gon6ert uuo 4uu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Seine GpnfirmatiOns-M n5igc
madt u. Gnicrim, arnoeni6neioer,
Nr. 12, Noro.Gl ttansS traBe.
(gpriI17-iSi9r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
y@crmania MGnncrdur."

" 0clltc. NIcIltN9 =
Den 23. glprtl.
@rokc3 Gpu5crt uno Sal.
(lt3)
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14
LAND SALE SPIRITED.
Farmers Do Not Seem to Be Affected
by Money Situation.

The sale of state and school lands
was held at the courthouse at Lakota.
1t was conducted by o. J. Olson of
Fargo, assisted by Hon. D. j. Laxdal,
former land commissioner, of Cavalier.
There was a big crowd present and
nearly all of the land advertised was
taken. The land had been appraised
at from $40 to $18 per acre, and the
law requires that no piece shall be
sold for less than the appraised value.
Some of the tracts sold as high as
$36.25 per acre. The bidding was
spirited at times and much interest
was manifested when a good tract was
offered. This sale disposed of nearly
all OF the state and school land in
Nelson county except isolated tracts.
The land was bought by actual resi-
dents and farmers, who did not seem
to feel the stringency in the money
market that is just passing. Every
purchaser appeared before County
Treasurer Fred Lindvig and either
gave his check or cash for the 5 per
cent of the purchase price. The pro-
ceeds of the sale amounted to $27,-
5S1.78.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14
INSURGENT LEADERS CONFER
Meeting of Executive Committee Held
at Valley City.

TuSSSi'S Vi .NSSoIINS SStIiIIiIISCC f1OIo
at Valley City.
While no action was taken by the
insurgent Republican executive COM
mittee, which met at Valley City, rel
alive to candidates, Tom Marshall for
the senate, Twitchell for governor and
George M. Young for congress seemed
to be the favorites. Secretary Fow-
Ter issued a statement relative to the
meeting saying, in part:
"a joint meeting of the executive
committee of the Republican Good
Government league and the committee
appointed at the conference held in
the month Of June, 1907, at Devils
Lake, was held in Valley City. Among
other matters discussed was the adj
visibility of holding as large a meet
ing as possible at a later date of those
Republicans throughout the state who
are known to be in sympathy with the
reform movement in the Republican
party. 1t was decided that a meeting
should be held in Grand Forks on
Nov. 26."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14
recent rains, the little lakelet had en-.

recent rains, the little lakelet had en-.
croached on, one wheel track.
AS the old surrey creaked merrily
along Ma Sweet began peeking over
the back seat to assure herself and us
that something was wrong with the
vehicle. cit never snapped like this
before" she began anxiously and
raised her voice. PA, pa, stop and see
what ails the critter!"
But instead of stopping pa cracked
his whip and cried, "G'lang herew He
had not heard a word.
Then the lean Mrs. Sweet raised her
voice: "Say, Watts, stop a moment!
Stop!"
The swapping had increased in vol
ume, but pa heard it not, nor did the
thin voice of his sister-in-law pene-
trate his inner consciousness.
Then l look a hand in the matter. |
half arose to bring my lips near pas
ear and screamed, "Mr. Sweet, you
better 1 got no further. The right
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14
JOHNSON THE FAvoRI1E.
Democrats Would Like to Have Him
Run for President.

Kun TOR President.
Desiring to ascertain the views Of
the Democrats of North Dakota rela-
tive to their choice for the Democratic
nomination for president next year,
the Evening Press of Grand Forks. the
official organ of the Democracy of this
state, has for the past month conduct
ed a poll of the state, which has Just
been concluded with the following re-
suit:
John A. Johnson, S76; w. j. Bryan,
1872; Chanler. 100; Folk, "a; Francis,
81; Williams, 81; Tom Johnson, 40;
Hearst, AZ; Hoke Smith, 8.
AS a result of this poll the Even
ing Press announces itself as favoring
the nomination of Johnson, and ex-
presses the belief that the state Of
North Dakota will send an instructed
delegation to the next national con-
vention favorable to Johnson.
The large Johnon vote came as a
complete surprise to the friends of Mr..
Bryan, as it was quite generally be-
lieved that the state was quite strong
for him. The comparatively large
vote given Chanler Of. New York is
also a surprise, as very little had been
heard of his candidacy in this state
until very recently.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14
Biliousness and Consultation.

Biliousness and Constipation.
For years l was troubled with bill
lousness and constipation, which made
life miserable for me, Ny appetite fail
ed me. Host my usual force and vitali-
ty. Pepsin preparations and cathartics
only made matters worse. I do not
know where I should have been today
had | not tried Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve
the i'll feeling at once, strengthen the
digestive functions, helping the system
to do its work naturally.-Mrs. Rosa
Potts, Birmingham, Ala. These tablets
are for sale by N. E. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14

IS SHE 81 LEAN ONE OR THE FAT ONE?'
any n in the family to learn Of my
destination, / wrote to the postmaster
asking if there was a hotel in the place.
or, if not, would some nice lady board
me over Sunday. He at once replied,
.'There is no hotel but a very nice
daddy will take you next Sunday"
Judging by the way he spelled, he
must have been born double jointed.
! wrote to the very nice laddy,''
Mrs. Sweet, and made arrangements
for my sojourn with her from Saturday
evening to Monday morning. AS luck
would have it Saturday was rainy, and
Lem dropped in at noon to beg me not
to imperil my health by travelling: said
If I'd only do my thinking at home he'd
stay and help me But ] was deter
mined and managed the matter well.
getting him off without an inkling as
to my destination. Then / got myself
off. 9
At 6 O'Clock the train left me at Skin
ner's Lake and moved on. Some way
when | looked around ! wanted to
move on with it. The depot is a plat
form in the midst Of a field. beside a
water tank. Apath led from it through
a lot where some cows were grazing.
and every cow. | observed. possessed
two short horns which pointed straight
at me when she looked lin my direc.
ition.
The u was shining. but every tree
that hung over the platform contrib
iuted it's quota OF recent rain to the un-
doing Of my new b%rilliantine suit, so l,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-11-14
The Day OF
Decision.
By ALICE LOUISE LEE.
By ALICE LOUISE LEE.
Copyright, 1908, by Alice Louise Lee.
w IHEN Lem proposed the fifth.
wv time i decided to take a day
wv off in the little country towr

wv time i decided to take a day
off in the little country tow
where l was not born and
think it all out among the birds an0
flowers. There l should come to a
final decision. =
Lem grimaced when l told him-I die
not reveal the name of my destination
for obvious reasons-and retorted, cal.
right, Jane, think it over as much as
you like. but remember if your decision
doesn't suit me l shall not accept it
not II"
That's the way with Lem. He ought
to have been on his knees begging me
to make it favorable, but he isn't that
kind. He always stands so straight he
fairly bends backward and laughs
when he should appear distressed
Lem is not an ideal lover, as 1 once
bluntly told him.
He merely remarked grimly-it was
on the occasion of his third proposal
IF you have a lover more ideal, name
him. and I'll go out and punch his
head!" Then he laughed.
Lem doesn't appear to take me seri.
ously, except my lame. l want to be
called Jennette, but he forgets; says
Jane was always his favorite name. |
admit that when he says it it doesn't
seem half bad, but only think of the
sound of 81, Jane, take thee, Lemuel."
"By Joye," exclaimed Lem when |
called his attention to this, '+there isn't
another sentence in the English Ian
guage that would suit me half so
well!" And he looked almost handsome
when he said it.
He isn't bad looking anyway, and
every one. praises him until l get tired
of hearing it-"A rafting good fellow"
fhat. from my brothers), PLENTY of
sand" CHATS fathers verdict, "Such a
dear boy around the house, (of course
that's mother). and so on, until l was
really afraid l should get to taking
others opinions and not thoughtfully
formulate n of my own. This was
the reason I decided to spend Sunday
at SINNERS Lake alone.
l came near being born at SINNERS
Lake, as near as two months, and we
left before l. was six, so I have not a
lively recollection of the place. Father
often says it's too dead to be remem-
bered, therefore I decided it would be
just the place to set ones thoughts in
array. Certainly there's no such op-
portunity at home. It's Jane, sew on
this button in a hurry" and ooh, say.
Jane, make a fourth at tennis, won't
you% or "Jane, where did l put my
arithmetic?" and Jane, Jane, Jane.
from morning until night.
1 did not know the name of a person
at SINNERS Lake. and. not wanting
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