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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
3fnalurirter Alkobol.
Rsas DstiAsiften btntsAtIib feimes eetEeIs
IuM1 uND Oerl6DJet6ume.


InH6 nHD Oeri@IeibnMe.
Die 9offnunesn, nelde man bin<
fi1tlidb ber Wirtungen bes Gefebes
iiber bic Gabrilation, Dertpenbung ,lnb
Derfnltibung bes bendtlrirten Mlfo&
boIs beste, babsn fid nint erfiiIlt. Der
henaturirte Mlfobol bat fih riht ols
bic punaeee fir ale l1ebel, ipeld)e ben
Garmer belaften, eripiefen. Sbfhon
es nur cine Mpsloge ppn $25 erforbert,
,isa einen Mpparot aur 9eritelung bes
bendturirten Mlfobpls ein5uri9ten, baz
ben Bis ieBt nur febr ipenige Gdrmer
fid ba3u aufgefdmilnsen, fplh etnen
Mpparat 1id anaufhafkn. 3tpeierlei
@riinbe haben bic Garmer 5Ogern laf>
fen: ertens, bab iie bod nidt nit
ibrem Rleintesrieb ben groben 5abris
fanten erfol5rei1 Ronturren5 gu rnus
den pernDsen, unb atpeitens, baBN Der
eigene 9erbrdun BON Nltobol 5ebr be-
f1r1nft bleiben maB, neil bic Mtaz
ef1inen ribt fiir Mlfobolberpenbung
einseridtet finb. Nlfo es berlobnt ii4
tpeber i1adb Der einen nod ber anberen
Rtdtung bin fir cen 5armer, in biefe
neue Snbuitrie ein5utreten.
Sm Mderbduz9 z9epartemsnt ipeif.
man barauf bin, bab porldufig pie
sroben @prtbeile, tpeld3e 3. 9. In.
Deutf1lanb aus Der ertpeiterten 8erz
ipenbuns bes Mltobols i'm inbuitriellen
Geben unb in Der 9fderbauzWirtb@
f9aft ge5ogen tperben, bieroulanbe
nidt gu eriparten finb. Sn Deutfhs
Lamb babe man poreearbeitet, inbem
bic Maf9inerie auf bic 8ertpenbung
bes Mlfobols etnseridtet ipurbs. Das
mub bier erft nod eeidbeben. Mafhi@
men, pelde fir Gafolin einserihtet
itnb, t0nner ni9t obne Weiteres nit
Mltobol sefteiit perben.
sSn5pifden bat bas Binneniteuerz
amt mobifieirte 8or19riften fir bic
RontroGe Der Deitillerien auseearbeiz
tet, tpelde bic 5abrtfation fotpie bic
inbuitrielle 0erpertbung bes benatu@
rirtsn Mlfobols ipe1entlid erleidtern
folIen unb am 1. September b. S. in
araft treten. 0a es bann mDsli9 5ein
pirb. bisfen NlfoboI i'm @roben auf
ben Martt gu brinsen, 10 febt gu err,
parten, Dab dud bic Mafdinen@Guz
briten ibr Nusenuert barauf rtdbten
nerben, burd angemeHene Mpbift5iz
runsen in ben Maf fdtnentbeilep BON
8etriebsmaf9inen, fotpie Nutonobilen
eine ipeitgebenbe Geripenbung bes
neuen billigeren 9eiamittels gu ermDgz
liden.
Inter ben neuen Worfhriften fDn@
men auber ben 9endturirungsfpei9ern,
bic iid in Deftilerien befinben, Gen@
l=Denaturirunssfpeider an iolden
Orten, tpo tie burd sefddftlide Snz
terefen erbeiI9t iperben, erridtet unb
fann Mlfobol aus Oenaturtrungs1pei=
9ern in .Sanfs" pber ,Sonf" >Wagen
an &onfumenten transferirt tperben.
Tabrifanten, tpel9e bollltdnbis benatuz
rtrten Nlfobol gebrauden, brauden
Mpplifationen INN einen Grlaubnibs
fdein niht gu befdnOren, unb err
pirtte Grlaubnibfdeine bleiben 10
elanse in &raft, Bis iie piberrufen
iperben. &leinberfdllfer BON benatlls
rirtem Mltobpl brouden teinerlei Muf<
5eidnunsen ibrer 8ertdufe gu fiibren.
Snbuiirielle unb Jarm=Deitiuerien
tDnnen Nltobpl aus irsenb einen
Material, tpel9es gdbrunssfdbig 1T,
beritellen. Sn berqrtisen Oeftilerien
tann eine unb bie1elbe Mdumlidteit
sleidaeitig qls Gifterne, Deitineriefpei%
4er unb Denaturirunssfpei1er sez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
pirattn int Sdlpar,eu qfleere.
BertueSene Berambumg etneS ruffisbsM Dams
piers unfern C0ef5aS.

%ieSS u"feSN AvVWWSs
Der ruIii19e Oampfer ,@opbie"
fanb i'm 8egriffe,, in ben 9afen BON
Obeffa ON S9paraen Meere einauz
fabren. gs tparen 80 paIagiere an
8orb, unter ibnen befanb ii9 elm 8ez
amter Der 8unt fir ausndrtisen Sanz
bel, ber $4,000 gubel Il Mubel =
51.5 gents) fir cine 5iliale Der 8anf
bel fi9 batte, Johann Elm Reidsratbsz
mitslieb, ein @portsmann unb cit,
Mtaiondr nit ibren Samtlien unb
biele Oamen, 4inber unb Mrbeiter.
Oie 8efabuns beitanb aug benz 3apiz
tdn, ben Offiaieren unb 20 Matroien.
I'm IL nbr giadta ertDnte plDBlia
bic Sampfiisnalpfetfe. SIM ndditen
Nugenblid befanb it9 bas @hiff in
Der @etpalt BON piraten, bic 18 Mann
itart an 8orb paren. sic mad.en
tbren Mnsriff In fleinen Gruppen
gleidseitig auf benz sanaen @9iff.
2lae paren Bis an bic 3dbne nit Re>
bolpern, Dol9en, 8omben betpaffnet,
iogdr elm Mafdinengepebr batten iie
bel ii9. Oie Nduber bemd9tisten 1ih
glet9seitis bes Rapitdns, Der Diff
aiere, Der 8efabung unb Der pafIas
eiere. 9ierauf tpurbe bas @diff gum
Steben gebrddt; man Iieb ben Sampf
aus ben 8efeln ausftrDmen; bic Som
pdfIe, bic Notbslode unb bic Signal
pfeifen tpurben in's Meer getporfen.
Gin Sbeil Der pafasisre bate gee
f4lafen; als biele ertpa6ten, braA
etne pantt aus. Der 2lnfiibrsr Der
8anbe gtng umber unb berubigte bic
pafagtere: niemanbem, 70 erfldrte CT,
tperoe ettpas sefdeben, penn iie f9
ni4t ipiberiesten; sef9dbe bas aber,
10 perbe bas Sdiff nit auem, mas
barauf fei, in ben @runb gebpbrt lperz
ben. 5erner fpra9 er bon Der g1otbz
tpenbigfeit, Mittel fir bic Hepolution
gu f4affen. Mls iebe M0glidfeit bes
Miberitanbes ausgefdlofIen tpar, nabs
men bic piraten benz Banfbeamten bic
$4,000 Nubel unb anberen paFaaiez
rem tpettere 1000 Nubel ab. Soierauf
lieben fie iih i'm Salon nieber, aben,
tranfen unb rauhten; baneben fpotte-
ten iie iiber ben @dred Der mdnnliden
pafagiere unb ma9ten ben Oamen
ben 9of. Der ganae 0orfau bauerte
5tpet Stunben. 9luf Elm 3eiden bes
Mnfiibrers be1tieg.n bic Nduber bann
5tpei Mettungsboote (bie anberen bat>
ten lie 5erfdlagen), fperrten bic paiaz
gtere nit benz 8efebl, ii9 Bel Sobesz
ftrafe innerbalb 20 Minuten ni@t sa
riibren, In cine Rajiite unb itaden in
See. 8is gum llfer tparen es nod
ungefdbr apei Werit (1.32 enali5de
Meilen). Die Nduber beftanben bors
tptegenb aus iungen 2euten; einige
bon ibnen tparen Grufier. sic paren
dnitGnbig getleibet unb trugen MGntel
unb breite 9iite.
Na4bem bie Mannf9aft ii4 eints
germaben berubist bate, ipurbe bic
Dampfmafhine sebeiat unb 10 gut es
ging reparirt. @egep 9agesanbrud
traf be yGopbie4 nit Dieler Miibe il,
Sbefa Elm. Die paffugiere finb aeitz
tDeilig Derbdftet tporben. Die Boote
Der piraten ipurben am Morsen am
Dofinoff<llfer gefunben. Die gan3e
fGbtif,be unb bic Mdrinespoli5ei llnb
@olbaten tpurben nobil gema9t, aber
bic Na4forf6ingen nod ben piratsn
blNben erfolglos.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
sc III 0erbf.
Qest Moolpbs Mn3eige.

- Gest NO0lpq9 NN3et8e.
Set Wlonta9 III @lpoe s. 3ni-
ielp. Der i'm lebten NOpember ermdblt
tuuroe. 2anomefier fur 3nsearamas
geantr.
- gine lfarfe Nohfraae berridte am
Sonlltog in Der probate Dffice nod
Observation-Disclosures uno es lDurbell
l2 oerielben uusgelertigt.
giienbobn- Snaenieure Der .. &
s.. Giienbabn lino in Canal DoDer on
Der Mrbe.t. pldne fur ben Bau zines
neuen Babnbofs au enttperfen.
Weil Elm 5opf nit Obnlaft tber=
fonte uno anbrannte, mubte am Wons
tag Nohmitta9 unlere sseuermebr nad
Der st. @lairnrabe tusriiden.
Welu9t. Cine 5rau ooer elm Mdo-
1en als 0ausbdlterin. @uter 2obn
unb quite Bebanoluns 3uaelidert. 9ld-
bere Nustunft in oieier Office. Is
Sic &iniep (Riin3i) 6amilie lei=
erte am %. Nusuit IN @nabenbiitten
eine 6amilienreunion. on melher lih
180 Mitslleoer Der camille betbeilia-
ten.
Sn Canal Dober iol fiirberhin
oas @eieb fritt ourdseflbrt peroen,
,uono1 bic Staotrdtbe teine Gibunas-
9eloer erbalten, menn lie ben @iBunsen
nitt beiuobnen.
Nah beln ,5usearatpas Deralb"
1T bic Wooter Npenue Bride in Canal
Dober in iblimmem 3erfau uno tpiro
es beoeutenoer &eparaturen beoiirfen,
bieielbe wieoer in 5tano 3u ieBen.
Ser arobe Store bon g. g. Mil=
ler in Barrs Mils lit in Der Nadt
bonn %. auf ben 20. Muguf um Miter.
na1t nieoergebrannt. Ser Shaben
wiro auf.$l0, 600 geiddbt 8erlihe=
runs $780,.
gDie in bielen anbern Gtdoten
puroe am Montas aud bier Der Nrbei=
tertag in gebiibrenoer yBeiie gefeiert.
Nm Bormittag nurbe cine 9robe Pa=
raoe perantaltet. Nahmittaas mar in
anoerer Weiie fur unterbaltuue se=
forst.
2ebi giirtel, Elm Sobn oes tiira=
lid in Canal Dober beritorbenen eSatob
8iirtel in Canal Dober. marc am
Montag in einem 6abrftubl unfau in
GleDelano 9et6otet. Die Qei9e nuroe
na9 Canal 9oper sebradt uno bort
begraben.
Wife Wattins bon ,Someroale
mahte am Wontaa nit ieiner ssrau unb
leinem llldbrisen 5o1terlein pearl
cine Spa3lerfabrt. als iein pIero ibeu
tpnroe unD binten ausihtua unb oas
Wdo4en in oas @elibt traf uno eiueu
Sbsil bes Gleiibes fortrib.
= @apanni Maessetta, elm 2oblen=
9rdber BON &osmell. Der am Montaq
ben Nrbeitertag bier feierte, fiel am
Mbeno auf Der 6abrt Don bier nad)
Wiiopale bon einem strabenbabnlpa=
gen, lem Infer Jnb serietb unter Die
Ndoer llno purbe 10 idlimm aermalmt,
oaB Der Ulann na1 Dem Union 0olpi=
tai bebroat weroen mubte.
4m Montas brannte bic oroBe
Sheune on Der &Oblengrube go. 2 am
Beaberoam Sbale nit Is Ipunen 6eu
4e0 gulbel Corn. IA MauhbieraeiAir=
reil &c. bollltdnoig nieoer. Ser sda=
ben Der 8eieaibaft 1T bur1 cine 8er=
li1etnng bon s25G0 nur tbeilmeile ae=
oeft. ln9efdbr bar eiuem Sabre tuur=
Ole am ndmllben plabe cine 51eune
BPM VllB getrpfen uno brannte nieoer.
9te CuttttbuSIehrer
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Su uuere rem 5todmerf aben mir Guenpaaren Strumpf=
fuoaren arammaarn Garn. &berlofe, 5etbe, Saet uno
Die beteu Sorten Muslin, Calico uno @insbam
Sn un1erer 3pen Goperf baben mir Mnaise fir Damel1
nn6 ber N0de Wee Gfrts Musi llnterteioe unterrbde
9esmaaren lnb 6utpaare 3pe NoDinu erter &aie no fir
biele @aiion aneefe0t
n un1erem grosedob baben mir 9enitne5 @laS unb 8or
aellau,paare1r aller Nrt.
Das g. Sedpe 1T aus6leBli benubt fir Ieppide, Sdufer
Gpbenpcrbdnse, gennernatten nu6 2inpleum
Sic pereonen etcdnerfe feben Our einen abrubl nit
einanoer iii gserbinouns
NSr uolen Cure Sunbl9af.
Gin Sabres=M Mbonnsnent fir r9ctcral Nepeu e MDoen=
Sournal fir Damen uro frei BIT 0ermann 9er Der i'm Wo<
nat Geptembe fir s2.5 Gnfdus ma Das Scurnal fcfet m
Ginselosyiaut IS Gents bic 9samner,
8. u. BURY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-23

Candy. canes and rings, all sizes, New
England Bakery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-23
PRESENT
To STEVEDOR|NG HUI

Editor Advertiser; Kindly allow me
space in your valuable columns to let
the public at large know the kind gift
of the McCabe, Hamilton & Kenny Co.,
Ltd, by Chas. Bon, its secretary. to
the Hui Kokua anne Manawalea O ma
Poola, through its financial secretary.
The company has given, as a Christ
mas present to the hui, the sum of
$500, to be used as they saw to their
best advantage.
Following is the translation of the
communication:
Honolulu, Dec Is, 1907.
Mr.. David Kama, Financial Secretary,
Hui Kokua anne Manawalea ma
Poola, Honolulu.
Dear Brother: Enclosed please find
a check for $500 as a Christmas present
for the Hui Kokua anne Manawalea o
ma Poola, to be expended as the society
may deem best, either for a 1uau or as
New Year rejoicing for the Hui
PoaIa.
With kindest of greeting.
Yours truly.
M'CABE, HAMILTON & RENNY CO,
BY its Secretary.
CHARLES BON.
As financial secretary of the Hui Ko-
kua anne Manawalea ma Poola. I
hereby tender. on behalf of the said
society. the most heartfelt thanks for
the valuable gift rendered to said So
ciety.
Yours truly,
DAVID KAMA.
FINANCIAL Secretary, Hui Kokua anne
Manawalea ma Poola
Honolulu, Oahu, Dec. %, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-23
PNEUMONIA.

This is one of the most dangerous,
and often fatal, diseases. 1t always
results from a cold or an attack of in
fiuenza. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
quickly cures these diseases and coun-
teracts any tendency towards pneu-
monia. 1t is made especially for these
and similar ailments. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04
8 jr.t;fni;.a.iI.. AanS 5na.


. st could duplicate you for $500" $sT
The speaker was surrounded by dap
per skeletons, silvery surgical instru-
nents, brilliant glass eyes, shapely arti-
|. fcial limbs the usual stock COT sur
gicaE dealer.
Eyes, he went on thoughtfully, "a
pair of willow legs to- replace yours
could be made for 500. They would
be full jointed, springed and tendoned.
Artificial hands and arms would
cost $125. My hands are wonderful
mechanism. You can write and eat
with them One Of my clients, b paint
er, paints good pictures with a false
right hand. s.5
I'll make you for $25 glass eye
that will move automati cally witty your
other one. When you swing to the left,
the glass pupil swings in unison with
the pupil Of flesh, deceiving even sweet
hearts and wives. IA, s4 4 ~.
q False ears cost $50, false noses $50,
palates 10, windpipes $40, eardrums
$15. as55., ss@ sSsss II
No, can't make false stomachs
yet. But what's the use? Surgery has
proved that man can live without q
stomach. New Orleans Times Demo.
crat. 4. s 3a s1$,: s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04
The Waltz.


In an article published Id the Vienna
Neue Freie Presse DR.. Ferdinand
Scherber gives an interesting history
OF the waltz. The dance IN its present
form was introdu ced, he says, about
the year 1875, but similar dances based
on the same principle (..walzen.n or "to
turn were popular many years be-
fore that time On Nov. II, 1856, a
new opera by Vinzenz Martius, en-.
titled Una Cosa Rara,' was perform
ed In. Vienna. In the closing scene Of
this opera dance, which was called
s'Langaus," was introduced, and this
became the waltz. which soon invaded
not only the. public places, but the
palaces, and became fashionab BILE. - In
speaking Of the early waltz compost
lions, the writer says: THE popular
ity Of the waltz at that time may be
Judged by the fact that 1t penetrated
the walls OF the monasteries, intoxi-
Gated the ear OF a Franciscan monk
and inspired him to compose a quick
time waltz. which was published In
$780,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04
Antitobacco Smoking.

There is ample authority for the
statement that before the introduce ion
of tobacco it was customary to inhale
the smoke Of burned herbs for medici-
nal purposes. There is, however, So
far as / know, no authority Tor suppos-
ing that pipes at all resembling our to-
bacco pipes were used for this purpose.
Lyle says Of coltsfoot:: a s ... !.
.The perfume Of the dried leaves
ledde upon quieke coles, taken into thu
mouth through the pipe Of a funnell,
or tunnell, helpeth such as are rou-
bled with the shortnesse of winde, and
fetche their breath thicke or often, and
do Isle breake without daunger the
impostems Of the breast
This is the usual form Of the direc-
lions given in such cases, and Gerard
follows 1t almost word for word, add
Ing, however: ssr ], s5.; &.
Being taken in manner as they take
Tobacco, it (coltsfoot) nightly prevail
eth against the disease aforesaid.
This is pretty good evidence that to
bacco. pipes were not In use In Lyte's
time, but had been introd uced In &c
rarsrs. In Sylvester's Tobacco Bat
tered and Their Pipes Shattered to
bacco pipes are spoken OF as a new
invention: ..5 .-5l
TWO smoakie Engines In this latter Age
| (satan's short Circuit. the more sharp hi
/ rage) %4 y t55s 577s#ss sssS
Have been invented by too-wanted Wit,
/ Or, rather, vented from tn Infernall Pit
Guns and Tobacco pipes, with Fire AM
i vSmpak; s${-c.a' a.; - EsS So s .:'
i Cat LEAST a Third part Of Mankind t
] choak. Il =: !.
He considers the later invention tn
more fendish of the two.--Notes AM
II <>,,nrinS - 49, " ;, gssT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04
BEES LAXATIVE HONEY AND TAR A
Relieves COUGHS AND COLDS f

PROPOSALS FOR ARTEsIAN VEL Z. De-
partmept Of the Interior Office Of g lnd dds4
Sealed proposals plainly marked on the out
side the ssslsd envelope a do5
addressed to the Commissioner of Indian At
fairs p c Will 5s gscsiyss e. t5s
furnishing and delivering necessar X material
and labor reaured tS cqnssruct and cGWmpets
ton, North OAK, in strict accordances with
plans and i5stru etc 9. to
the offices Of the .lmproyement Bulletin, Min;
neapols, MINI the Amsf b; nGntNSaf bet
the ,nArgus Leader Sioux Falls, s. Oak, the
Pioneer Press Paul MINI: the M BIiide e
Paul, Mimi, and Minneapolis, MINI, the North
western a. e.
Ill, ST.. Louis, Mo-, Omaha, Nebr., New York
City and at the school Fer further infSrms
emit, W ahpeton, N. Dak., G. F. LARRABEE,
Acting Commissioner. 5s5 i, 9s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04
SELLING A PLAY.
The Uncertainty That Attends thu
+ Dramatic Writer'S Efforts.

Dramatic Writer'S Efforts.
Preliminary arrangements between
,playwrights and managers sometimes
supply. surprising facts looked at from
/ the after production period.
On one occasion a certain New York
novelist wrote d play containing one
striking and very powerful scene He
put It into the hands Of an agent to
dispose of: but, getting tired Of waiting
to hear from this individual, he decid-
ed to see what he could do himself to-
ward marketing 1t.
Meeting Blanche Walsh, he got her
interested IN the thing to the extent Of
planking down $500 for an option.
Highly elated, he went to the tele-
phone and called up his agent.
Never mind about that play of
mine," he said. blanche Walsh wants
it, ss. Es3
"Great Scott" exclaimed the agent.
81 was just ringing you up to tell you
that have sold the option to Mrs.
Fiske. = 33ss
Gee! I've got a winner for fail"
the playwright told himself.
Then he proceeded to straighten out
the tangle, and here circumstances
played into his hands with delightful
smoothness. W.
| Miss Walsh found big success in
Resurrection, !, SO let her $500 60 with
little regret Mrs. Fiske went SO far
as to announce the new piece and then
made ten strike with Leah Klesch.
ma. J" In the end she, too, paid over
her option money, and the play was
finally brought out by another man
ager and under different name with
out star and failed promptly, going
to the storage house after a fortnight's
/ run. 81 4, ..s Ss .ss =; i
But the author nevertheless made
i $1,000 out Of II, taken from the pockets
OF the two actresses, who no doubt
A congratulated themselves that they go
off SO cheaply. -
i In the case Of another play, the an
thor offered the piece to the husband
/ of the actress whom he had had ii
mind for the leading part when h,
wrote it. But this man, who is also ,
!, manager, could not see IT, to speal
| In the language of the Rialto.
| A younger firm decided to take tn
risk and brought out the play with n
particular flourish Of numpets AM
without a star as a pure matter Q
speculation. The critics were not over
u kind in their remarks, but the play de
4 veloped into the big success Of tn
New York season, and when 1t was dc
4 cided to make up second compan
for the road the author had his swee
I revenge, for. the woman chosen 70
; the leading part IN this No. 2 organ
zation was the managers wife 70
whom it had been written. = Scra
Book. g s5. 800
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04
APPEARING OLD
Acts 40 Bar to Profitable EnpiOy
"a amexkf. q 8.5aE.ss q. 30

Acts 40 q Bar to profitable EmpiOy~
ment. 8 ~ ~ y u
You cannot afford to grow old.
In these days " strenuous composition
It is necessary to maintain. as long as
possible ones youthful appearance.
It is impossible to do this without re-
tanning a luxurious growth Of hair.
Thu presence Of Dandrun indicates the
presence OF q burrowihg germ which
lives and thrives ON the roots Of the
hair until II causes total badness
Newbro's Herpicide iss the only known
destroyer of this pest, and It Is as efec-
tive as It is delightful to use
| Herpicide makes an elegant hair dress
Ing as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept no substitute-there is none.
Sold by leading druggists Send 10c.at 81
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich. q
Two sizes--50 cents and $1.06. 81
t.enhart's Drug Co. special agents.
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1883 III 1894 1905 ...,. 81
1884 40 1895 ~ 1sos. I. 10
1885. y. .2s. 1896. 10 1907 .27
& Mean for this month for 50 years,
22.6 degrees.
Absolute maximum for this month
for 33 years, Is degrees.
Absolute minimum for this month
I or3s years, s6 degrees below Zero. & 4
Average daily excess Of this month
as compared with mean Of 80 years.
44 degrees. ~
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
airy 1, So degrees.
81 Average daily deficiency since Jan
uary j, 0.4 degrees. i5S4l ~
Precipitation.
Total this month, .O9 inches; snow
fall, BE- inches.
Greatest precipitation ins'24 hours.
Barbour April ]! ;esoD FL 4
DAT inches on the 18th. y
Snow on the ground at the end Of
this month, none.
Total precipitation this month In
1875, !. O6; 1876, 3.27; 1877, u 1878.
I1.46; 1879, .58; 1880, SO; 1881, As;
1882, 1.22; 1883, ..sS; 1884, go; 1885,
.1s; 1886, "a; 1887, 10; 1888, 81;
1889. IS; 1890, 40; 1891, 1.24;: 1892,
| .s5; 1893, 1.52; 1894, 1.27;; 1895. "a;
1885, .s4; 1885,, 81 /; 1885,, LOO; 1899,
is; 1900, u "a; 1901, .96; 1902. 2.7O;
1908, IL 1904, 1.os; 1905, 1.16; 1906,
1 80; 1907, .0s. /
i Average 81 this month for 50 years
Loo. Il "a
] Excess OF. this month as compared
with average Of 33 years .03. /
4 Wind. 49, ...s &: Il
Prevailing direction northwest; total
movement 8,639 miles; average hour
" velocity 11.6; maximum velocity
]. (for. five minutes) II miles per hour
from west on 21st. s,s
| Weather.
Number of days, clear 12;s partly
cloudy 70; cloudy Z; on which .0l
inch, or more, Of precipitation oc
4 Cured. F i:tf I,
oRRIs W. ROBERTS,
Weather Bureau
gE ~ -. gN
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gone DARK
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT BURNS
AT FRISCO AND CITY Is IN
5@ 81 DARKNESS zsS55

San francisco. April 2. The
destruction Of the electric light and
power house Of San Francisco Gas &
Electric Light Co. at 22nd avenue
south and Georgia street, by fire to-
night, placed almost the entire city
in total darkness. resulted In the In
jury Of FIVE firemen, at least one Of
whom will die, and caused q loss esti.
mated at 81, 800, 900.
HANANA-36 Mi mn
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Proposals Wanted.

Sealed proposals, addressed to G. 9.
.Troxel, Bismarck, N. D., and endorsed
..bids for church. will be received on
or before April 18th, 1907, at Z o'clock
sp m. for the labor and material re-
quired in the erection, completion and
enclosing Of all the walls above the
rock wall according to the plans and
specifications thereof on file with Rev.
Louis Magin, Bismarck. N. D., and lat
the Builders Exchange, Minneapolis,
Mimi, except the furnishing Of the
common brick necessary for said walls
and except the furnishing Of all sash
and glass for all windows. ~ r..
Separate bids are requested for
furnishing either Menominee pressed
brick or for furnishing Hebron
pressed buff brick for the outer walls,
except the outer west wall to be of
sand mold brick. Separate bids are
requested for furnishing and also for
not furnishing the said pressed brick
and the sand mold brick. ~. es&s
Bids to include all labor and ma
terial required for the erection and
completion of the roof of said build
ing according to said plans and specifi-
cations and also for the labor and ma
terial required for the erection and
completion Of the tower. of said build
ing to the top of the brick work &C
cording to the said plans and specifca-
lions. g. Z 5*-%E ~
The board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. -, :
Dated, at Bismarck, N. D., April 1,
1907. ,.ry.