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LA PLUIE
Ey f. II. LANCASTER
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that Betehoire grabbed his brothers
hand
you feeling pretty good now, ha,
Raoul?"
Raoul made no answer, he had faint
ed for his fun. Marie spoke quickly;
You stay wit him. Bete-noire and
me, l run to house for fetch papa
NO" Numbered Bete-nolre.
Den, me. stay wit Raoul and
you 60"
mo! You going stay wit me. My
God, / was scareI"
There was nothing for 1t then but
to carry the cut youth to within
shouting distance of NJ. Noise and it
was well for the rogue that night that
Marie had inherited her fathers fine
physique along with his tender heart.
Stub6ornly, Bete-noire broke the
way with his brothers head on his
bent back; pluckily Marie trod in his
steps. the cut leg in a sling from her
shoulder. Raoul came to and demand
ed to be left alone while Bete-noire
and Marie went together for help, but
Leave him alone, hurt. in the night.
II would take harder heart than ever
beat in 'Cajan breast to do that.
'In liz while we be to mile-post,
Raoul and den Bete-noire can make
papa hear. Bete-noire have big voice."
Bete-noire did not have big voice.
The woods beloved and blared with
tl,, zf NJ 1t
came to them that startled stentor-
lam
Out"
And Bete-noire beloved with all his
might:
by sixteen milepost. Fetch wagon
If you please"
"Oui!" The word wanged its way
with the hurtling twist that only a
'Caian tongue can give it and M.
Noise was in the stable waking up
his horse.
Madame Noise was there, too, hold
ing light, buckling a strap-too wise
| to talk in an anxious time. When M,
Noise turned with a husky Goodbye.
Bebe, l reckon | be back pretty soon"
madame kissed him; but as the big
monsieur climbed in heavily over
one side of the wagon, his live little
madame flashed in over the other;
If there was trouble in store for her
old man, Madame Noise was going
to share 1t.
The rattle of that rapidly driven
wagon rang like a cheer to the anx-
ious watchers by the mile post and
yet at the sound of it, Marie rested
Raoul's cut leg on log and sitting
down beside it began to cry.
What are you crying for now, La
Pluie?" Raoul asked gently.
oh" Marie sobbed to her knees
"das going to make Camille feel sc
sorry when she find you been hurt like
das."
Raoul tried to laugh.
II reckon, me, das going make Ca
mile feel so proud when she fine
she got lii sister so game like das
Don't you cry, Marie"
But Bete-noire sat down beside thu
shaken girl and lifted her dropped
head to his shoulder:
you cry all you want. La Pluie.
he comforted. And il any man oil
: Bayou say you can't cry when yo'
want, he's going have to lick me
And reckon, me, he amt goini
J fine das easy, MOI"
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with my foot on the step, waved a
farewell to Larry, who stood outside
watching me.
In a moment the heavy train was
moving slowly out into the night upon
Its westward journey.
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Momentum.

Col. Corn las he saw for the first
time an automobile going at 4O-mile
clip)-By gravy, but thon horses must
have gave that wagon a good start
before they broke loose!-Judge.
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ft~ai Aset~tes.

Although The leag tailsya gorsl Ne
ts.t's'2aetaas s;sHaaatusJ, the goa1 aAas:=
4upe n Northern GhiGa. MAS described
50 long s,ga as 1857. 'sonl skias sent
~ ta4s t'a.3s piasseasaa, sa4e first l}Siag
s%salple oi Tbs sDeGass has oply jus.
rs.aet4ea this country. 1t WAS present
eti 10 the Ht>9lasaesl society by +. q.
t3ilbfoqg1, 8 resident ia Cosea Like
iss i,e-stes ksaowA allies. ii is goatliks
IN ao,hl aai saze, wlEh short fseHfyei
horns, dsstita5s ~ hook at The Tip:
ths Insight 81 IN adult male al the
shoulders is 3 little oYer TWO lest.
fhess stAall antelopes afe exceedingly
aetiSe ahd frequent high bs0kea
ground, difficult OF saesss, where they
torn sAlsli t,snds. Led by sp Old male.
'''hey FssAail IN shsltsF during the
llest u the DAY, coming oas in tbs
morning and evening " feed. This
important acquisition has been placed
IN the anssloi>e hoass.-ilo adt,tl GIBBS.
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RIPPLlNGS OVER THE STORE COUNTER

is clear profit. We have icehouses
in which we can store ice for moth
Ing. because they are useless for any
other purpose. And as for filling
them, there are thousands OF men who
will do It merely for the exercise.
There being no competition. We can
charge any price we please. but the
people find no fault with us on this
account, because they know that
everything we make above the bare
cost of handling goes into charity
Another pleasant feature Of the ice
business is that there is no depre-
citation OF stock held over. We like
our business because we never hear
any complaints"
In addition to the bon mots, the
iceman advises people that the way
to economize ice Is not to raise your
personal temperature and melt the
entire neighborhood when the bill
comes. but to put your ice in an air.
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tight refrigerator with the chamber
always filled to the top. This is i'm
portant to you and the iceman. Don't
put anything like watermelons, Jumps
of cheese, sarsaparilla and deceased
chickens in the ice chamber. Keep
1t sacred to the ice. Boil the ice
box at least once a week and roast
the hired girl between times. Open
the door az seldom as possible and
don't imagine you are living in
sawmill. Shut the door after you.
BY carefully outstanding even small
piece of ice, you will make 1t last
for years. Another good idea is to
empty the dripping pan every summer,
for even the best treated ice will melt
and run over the edge Of the pan
soaking OF acres Of plaster in the
laundry below. BY observing these
rules and eating at restaurant,
you may have cool refrigerated food
all summer.
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INTEREST AMONG Tue PUPILS
Will ~ Worked t1l y! }g"i.. Nilsson
VA tsiA 1IiEeugA PVtk County
llsi, SUy.iN9

WilllS hD Is engages IA !t4l1 tSoI's
of inspecting t.l.e ,.J,.g s,>.AD1lB ~ t2plh
aouirt. DIS sp''iA2 ,sNN s,,bssfslIe'', Fsoi.
Jih,.1es Wi.sop ~ the t,,ttJkf-ton school
81 asriuull.ie VII ,tse als ANtisls,A<e 10
Se' tAe ru',E ootA iALei &ai'ls - s.lke
ia i,ter>sSt II t.l. .TluIE! ll;tusT i1alS
Ilo.st1s1.
ii VIZ last !..sas f.Asat t,of. ID ~.
Mi!ne ps.nIote+ Hglttt Wa ra9Mh is
qile S,tip.e Grain Growing et..F.ast AL
syt.i',Vts.i Ns,s-e' i.L. l-.pS'Nl +I'tA ~ lAe
t,it l1Ie,is CLUB -, .flAtlt4-yit ~ Sc
Genl fl.on1!Is u Ai-s 4ean tlet1ity.d ~
eaAGlll AL. sGope 81 flAshe .t,nItes4.s SO
sAat tbs, "lll enAeIssGe A.,' .,aly COR
f.e:ssas III aeetts ba+ als4 IA cooking,
4ewlls, i'iyi4 ala vegetable raising,
The v,ys i,.ad sdi'l, ~ Folk county,
who .pge,s,e L9I tlle .~,nFtes+ mlil bsiys
4g Opportunity L. a.4lilis tAe ses7glis
~ eLsi, lato3s eli aAe Farmers clNP
uLes,tj4s ~ E,.JCks-v.l i-.,st &t,y.,.lfy.,,
teIs.,ns; Aay3Ag t4s 'lys. best :,*Ai.its
w5lI Aay. III OPPORTUNITY " ..tlae.' fsle
sys:ise c,AaAs. ,wEllcll viii give iils con
;.esttllt Il .JllAce Y. wiz {. yal4aRle
s}iiz., 4Ile 4,'isFs tsJ9ytalgk 81 .ees - We
DIVIDED ~ iyiFZss
IN promoting "a 3pteFeSs apd el-
tAusia47lll il s}lls }3lle a Wo'lk, Elle spH-
go,E q, ille cognsy sq.e'5'aeflieAfs
sAd s97llG1l 9Soayas = solicited they
have within tAeiy t)4twsy 10 80 nl4cfl
~ help the catlse along. Any person
wishing 10 get L49'. c.t,'lliyie4A stld S3,e-
cihe Information op talfs subject, CAP
A0 ~ w corresponding With t'Y9I,
James Wilson.
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Caring For the lee Box.

The ice season is approaching. and
considering the dents that were made
In the icemen in Toledo and other
towns last year. II seems TO behoove
the iceman TO 40 into literature and
explain himself. Recognizing this, a
firm in Worcester. Mass. announces
brayely: we are IN the ice business
because we are naturally OF a sensi-
tive disposition AMI wish to lead a
quiet life. Then. too. We like TO have
the good opinion OF the community,
and are assured that. with the posi-
Bile exception OF the plumber. there
is no more iceman. There IL much TO
recommend the ice business--sO much
that we hesitate to enumerate itS adj
vantagcs for fear that everybody will
want to 20 into II. In the first place,
1t IL matter Of public knowledge
that ice does not cost anything. and
therefore all money received for 1t
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-12
KENTUCKY Y. n. G. 4.

Madisonville. Ky. April 1.-THE
Young Mems Christian association OF
western Kentucky began Its annual
convention here today and will re-
main In session over Sunday. The at
tendance OF delegates Is large and the
programme ono Of unusual excellence.
Several association workers of prom.
inence from other states are on the
programme for addresses. The re-
ports OF tho various officers and COM
mittees indicate active work on tho
part Of tho local associations during
tho past year. Plans will be discuss
cd for IN active campaign throughout
tho western section OF the state dur
Ing tho ensuing year. with the Organi-
%ation of new locals wherever prac-
tiCable
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aE TRANSFER II CaeeKsToV
NtsEtltNNntNrn t,uA.pI9sF fiuYppaD! Yards
aNt,.M AsAr w w. NatieDai
t4eaatpY t,SnCAyp.

+The tt;poqiss,1op yard ri ;he Morth-
western fAAit1Aer Gonpqny. toseTAer
with .tlseir yards "a Meptor aud t'oss-
ton ,Htere dq'ned oye, ~ tbs Nyt!ana4
f9leeNator .G9ah&'s4py 81 M9nileapolas yea
1@fefday
T.. ". lFaila.Ap, VAC WAS Located az
f,AnoGe, ,wil succeed IL A lia2Aa
% r.il,snas,ey 81 uhe CJoorSton !lIs
ifhe laittei will De aral4siered w Aiis
teompany " l4eieN \ -, where lie
Will ,il.tailtls,e = ytlisi.
;sstuGe AXE W4ituwestelp Company So
4s,ep4lssiled q sa,d aq taroakStop, they
,,iaye s.4u. i; larS. y.sluu.e OF l.usiNIsa
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-12
JUMPED nI|0 CAB
TO 1vE LIFE ne
THOUGHT
Echoes Of Railway Wreck
Heard i'm DISTRICT GpMts
Where Suits &ae Filled.

fi'i,s ttsreat Mor5i,enn railway has
uaen made dietantan, III q Attst Etpt
S1N,luo damage, Wrought lhN bannart
&enaas, ifoiiner'y ,enl,ieNHl NY che
cu,npts4ly ,tls n IoconiotSNe itilanisn
The iplainsiti asleges iclast while Ae
Was ;ensagst ~ running mis- train
fsom Waifpetan u MortiNwaod Nov,
~ ihe nuticsd I, trsttn standing ,ou che
4rack near jrhs station nj &orrifw0oti,
sand bsiieMsng ,tn aocitent ainnlineut.
a,e .i,hnlpst inon his cab to save hin-
SEX, HE ;aalishynt en- his head ;aand the
hack ri mis- MecS. and he was I,oss,i.-
tsnet it9 his lhet to Ii period tai four
Meaks;. He ii.e,s i,ot hean able TO work
since the accident
ut is assestm that che plainEsf':s'
train had the r.ssitt .t't way.
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Made q MiSt,she. .

Il sueS .i9ae ,eN hin ~ s,a.,,ss that
ssNefhl tta.s ago, wttIe til Il local
s.rss .eu,.alA .se Aislite I, mistake il tn,.,-
.sa>is, p.Ftfs.le On o.s. 0,lstt 'hnlanget ~
4o..f.[ ta4eN. 1''is. ,Goi,ts;, 'h2WeNrr.
SCI u E.l.sia ,tigaj vMaars .r,le i,scNt
morning, s,sH no faf st1tt,,f every ,ous
ws,S vast"
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Mission SuAtas Service.

"a. fsFsf - F-Aesss vii ns Asl.q Sstu-
Jay Ase:t St; !; y. IL fiopie: Gods
love, ~ anaA.idNai Ms,p' q sroe
e;Jst4.i .'A.oii ., s,,ps, send Tils exercises
viii a,s FsaiiseI ass5 iptosnlal. iAas
s,.>sHl j. tSow ms!l FURNISHED and Will
sea- it,g persons .-.le .aessiags thus
Ia 4l9ye oeefn well attended and full
III llis sSaAa4y is .-.Dset.s-d 10 he q
sss5 letter Gay. t3s.Sns cto,Aer vi
t}eMesS aaJ 'NAirG
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-12
500 err uMTs / CREAMERY
Commercial t4Nb VI 1Aas III! is
tsaaaiAg Busy sAt Mil Haas
St.lA tASAAAJVy VI NAAaiSe

~ Ills lasf 500 City Commercial
Club A,lass,Gins FAle p,iasipal s,u9Jaet
elis,saasset was 7sAs es.at.ss.A,y question
tlsle Secretary Has been distracted ~
correspond wiitl t4el !. Win5s',
cieltatAs,,y inspector. aAa 10y cad ~
fa4ss Icy date n1.1sA 4ls San ~ pies
spt AZ q i.lsefiang 81 a.A. business 4ls,a
s4ld i;sAeis Gifeulaas will be sea-
toat u sIlaF .-t,le.t Letter So, Clay :
regarded As 4 COCO location Yes q
caeaA4egy aad viii +s :, srsy9t 'ts-ts.ffa'
10 flle lp"A
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UNITE WITH GOVERNMENT
North AAkuta ii,estsN,k Naaiitaav
EV4sd " Merit With ~. Yfealea
Al April III.

Al q inlsatins II this livestock sani-
asry heard OF North Dakota. 10 he held
.ep Apsil &c, Stss scNs.ntneH tastieisl
Dr. itiFsaey " attend. III is Aopsti
rhstt tAs bear ,G,la This government
officials Will ga eogaItsef on the stock
A,tsstf.ss, and E;i>t il Will Facilitate the
Work that is os,,ofe tihsilp. Andrew
%sisa%a, OF this city, is q member oil
f.as As,w hoard
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.MaMA.AEl,a.A &.sAtiGs.s.

II ot.sre is AZ sstpplN ior tEhe pulpit
~ MenEteaAsf!l iaansorial Ghpneh tor
Ss4.asS, rig S<guee,th school N1ih have
charge ip chs morning and lolii Che
regular lV;ie service AZ this 4toNr
1he S,aae<itl s.i.loul viii ,.4,lstnay',s 10
SHOW w7.lai il is ttfine entl mitaf it
!" spnts 20 81 tpr 1.s FIXTURE IL is i,oped
aass eyer. parent 4sn5i all tt.ElSlnen viii
II. t,fsss,ilt Cons, Ms have something
10 1.ru NON
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Proposals.

For groceries and provisions for the
County Hospital and Poor Farm for
ono year.
Sealed bids will be received at the
ONCE OF the County Auditor In the
Court House ut Grand Forks. North
Dakota. until Wednesday the first day
Of May, 1907. ut 10 O'Clock. . NJ. for
supplying groceries and provisions to
the County Hospital and Poor Farm
for ono year. from date OF contract. f.
o. u. at Arvilla. North Dakota.
Tho board Of county commissioners
reserve the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
Dated ut Grand Forks. North Da.
k0ta. this first day of April, 1907.
Hans Anderson. County Auditor.
Grand Forks County. North Da-
kotA.
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GEORGIA DEBATE.

SeNNf10te1 PHeN0 % TIE EVeD10G TIER.
Athens. Ca. April 1.-THE annual
debate between representatives OF the
university OF North Carolina and uni
yersity OF Georgia takes place here
this evening and promises TO be one
Of the most interesting events of the
college year. Georgia has the afirm-
alive and Carolina the negative side
OF the proposition: Resolved. That
the ownership and operation OF inter
state railway lines by the government
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k.A,k Mitl. st,ih,.,.e.

y. e. iRats'rson, why neIsntis sold
rsse Oslo tt'ronnt, sst SSoo CITY, has
purchased l,a pais', baGt again am
%ifH t.lks Charge III s,nce. Slr pttan-
hyal tttts o,a,,n s.si;ssns tst Stephen,
Mil,sN. STAGE Leaving SOC City.
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CONVENTION WILL ADJOURN.
AansIrlaleA leesa to The @VeAlNx Tlnaea

Minneapolis. MIMI, April 12.-The
annual Minnesota Sunday school con.
venti0n will adjourn this evening at
tor Il farewell session at which DR..
II. NJ. Hamill OF Nashville. Tenn. will
be the principal speaker. The Teach
ers' Training association will give its
second annual banquet tonight.
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Itt,i aL'iiGhap,l. Wiz tp.' 4, lnnnlbef
OF yeats lhs9 ,psen 4. ,reshinpt vi
Giooks.on, sl.ell ~ his home Watsnsss-
it.iN seNetshs ist,N It,ni,,,npF.oil. Ike
WAS tcshp.py,tl tW Q,ie tfteat &arriiann.
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Sabbath Acl.oAl Me.ti,,g.

Eyefy iinesnoGf of ,she Atentieuiaa.l
StfoeteqN s'os0o Us taA,issteil 10 HE al
nle tciNliGi npoMp1A a. s O'clock Sat-
,Nldity ;aftetnoun. Ny cothe, cuf che
s.IpersnlunNeitt.
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Eu,cstain SO.,isty,

Miss Marie Mtea!ls and Mis-. n. C.
tss,inett will entertain tshe lnenli,ess
OF the Alpha Afi,ia ,ssoaiess this ,aVs,.-
ing al -the ilonae ,a1 tho llastsy.
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k,s.i>.scs t,A.l,w stlrtfinn,,ce.

,CAs'e, 81 PoliGe ti9k, :s;Ns he is go
lag u ,entNrcu the ,eni,iew tGtti,aanGe
IA itiroaks.on. &ttei ii,9st atonti,E, the
Eetaasters Will maze 10 he III iianie
when che wiiisp.t blows.
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ST. CLOUD PEOPLE:

81. CLOUD PEOPLE.
A,eeY J. Gsy, State RefesWatsfy: t.sre teeH tsttl-
ssss h this.. ~, ct yssf; s.a e 1s ~ sss
gsuhie
HeY W..aesmsa ~ h,fhh Ave-; ! san t ,st
1eeeiae epef tsse fas rheumatism
.h.t Meiisias GAS a have ,htee shlitsY .l,ss
y si.hsat ssisi: ~ ass % IL ,hi.a battle Il
a. h.. ss ~ a4ps =, ~ WIZ "a s1 kssass ~ s
Bass ias fXs ks,pei h. ms sna ~ vic Hi "a.
staWach tFeuhs and fse constipation. il ans Vt tbs
best Weiieiaes eyes task II ddes Hat gFipe
.sss IL. tfs ss ssss IT,. i.. stss s Viz
4 Ms Wy IVY '@'' " y = w. ee'-''' 'e''=
y n.st s s:s. sts 81. ss III. x xs:t
itssk' H. 'e''' '' = "-''e'' ~ W. WY wees
MANkATe PEOPLE
G 4 ssyasa president Mssts.s s.sas. .aa
saY kiles aaA hsYYss' saly tsRss i .hass vssis'
..s. &. ssssi sEs. -
ss " sss sf. sss. asa
s , sas y Ess tA"t As. as'pea Wy e'"'F
sa 4 nsai ae sst.ss Ia. s.t. Tex
NJ Ws Vii ess.ss ssRs VIII. Ase q. n dow. ia A.
ts.. f fss .ssa w H. s # "a
F sa s s ss " ssssa ses ftt ss fss.
"a; have taken tfis MealeiRe about teNf weeks,
se nsss WAN NAM IN , ess ss ne ss' 'ss'
Nx1xatfsa7
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Nj aAd MS. Jos Raymond vii
visit #a1A relatives al AFsyls io' .
s5ft1oyS FiaA..
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SHE Wants S:aSiL.

!GEnla Sohnel has filed suit against
rile soo iNoad In Stia.ulV for damages
SHE claims .ss,. ,ausMaa lest tall in a
collision IN North Dakota
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!AlAetF t'e4s,s,s HAo nss l4e,e 10
attend tsle '4leisl u Willie 05esaa1,
has retu.lsd 70 Nf.IykstA,sa.
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RUSH BER1HOlD EXTENSION
Construction Engineer Arr3,es ~
A4sas saA E.>YiSs Msrk-AEzA-
ivy IL lNtsrleteA

Work on tbs i3ertAr2Ad Crosby branch
OF The Great Northern will be pushed
along wEth all possible speed
p. A. Mitchell, construction engineer
in charge OF tbs construction work on
s4lis lins. passed through Grand Forks
this week eptGute 10 Crosby. He says
that tbs grading is all done. and that
THE track has been laid fifteen miles.
II is Thought that the entire Hive
Will he bsiit this summer and that
trains Will bs running in siHae 10
handle the fall crop.
S.omeway il looks fanny TO see a
,aaa clerk in charge OF the ribbon
GoaHtef.
The oaly winter sport an Old man
cares much for is reading the thef-
! hl0ple'sf,
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Miss Moreno. M4y AaS seAs ~ i,sal-
more t9s Z week ell4 Nlsit With 2e=,
parents
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Will AM Neet.

Fhs Royal &sighboss have leeidei
shat 5s4ey Will nor hold = messing on
ae.t MoAiay evening. The Aeai nleet.=
il.g viii he held Oh Aptll u.
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would snbserve the best interests OF
the people of the United States" This
lis the tenth debate between the two
institutions Out of the nine that have
been held the University of North
Carolina has won six.
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NakiAs EethsjS>,

Repairs aye a>eins anads in fsls Great
Northern Aetsl, which ays giving the
fostlsyy y saloye tl.,n4e-aise aispes saacs
than EYER
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f~rfsiA.ss DaAs4

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u4ea roaes4srs lodss Mil 4,e ssla :.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-12

When a man ia uneasy himself, he
asks everybody he meets to have con-
ildencc.
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Ara AeAAseiHg,

+. " MYYyay aivi tlaa Sullivan, wiz
have 4,seR III ,h' q Number n days
avg reported q, a.s improving
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ARBOR DAY THROUGHOUT OHIO.

Columbus. O.. April 12.-Arbor day
was generally observed throughout
the state of Ohio today by the plant
ing of trees and by special exercises
in the public schols.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-12

A woman's idea of an add man is
one who can actually tell the truth at
times.
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fergus FALLS PEOPLE.

4sv, llis Jstns8a u the Swedlsh tUtt.esn Ghpteh
swesIs sad i tss heipsi ne l.e. 70, rheumatism
intend o siYs !, ! seed trial
s Aaasssw Wsss,ss Gss.y Geam,ss,ener s1n
yeaFs hesA y free from shsamaism ~ bsvs tbs past
Wssts. eAH=kA has slss helped .as f9r stomach
ana tldHev rtsuhle SRd want Mess battles,
sitly With rheumatism sad III. CAS- Il he saiy
th,ns ever get thst save ms any relief.
Alderman Jshhssn says Nv wife SAYS gAH:kA
ma hs'psd st rheumatism and is recommending 70
Mayer gehH l.. Tewnies; have ,.ssa lethsted with
eansgt.,s9 tes years and twe bottles at GAs=kA hss
d.. e..e: es ~. IT,
RstlslR and has helped hsr than anything shs
a4s .xss Y." a!, a., aa.s .s !t|s.
dAs;kH i ths eay thing sves tost Internally tRsi
Eisysss1 t,ts xh,t''a a. sess ,s s9 Aye;
VA ts,ks.ea % With iseisss s could I'D hsax NOV:
wi,hngt sweat Esinr have taken this GAS "A eRs
week sad ny tsetseh. j. seas. = ~ atss tsesa NY
sSss e. s se t"s t. ,sss Of s finest h"ss
s s e III. e GAhsS yts ss Ays
,lsa sad i has keiRea want three more battles
Fergus Falls knows this mani: ! have tseR lathsre
g,tA y! steWaeh pad eh9eys for 20 years and this
CASH hss hsEei ms fes bath tseNblss;
tauAtF Ciesk Iasna Nj stttey aaYs: GAh-kA has
heltet ny Watheg fnF gheUtnAt Ism,
eReeksteN People.
" Q. serihssr aaa spsRiiy sti Nv wife has heen
E. ct sa g. Sss,1 1T #
svar aei That dNt her any s0ed. ] want three IBavs
battles.
TO SOME or rHEAE
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# you are situated 50 you cant e0ms twiee
Day 70 Try GAs=kA free, YOU can get ohe 81
the q bottles for IS cents, or three tor 81,
shd If in ten days you don t notice any benefits
bsek and get your money. And it in from i
TO days vie don't relieve any stomach,
kidney Of liver treable, We refund your money
RS THESE ,EfIiNGa nv MAHfNG THE Il
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=. IS. Sa A.s s.y o, xu :. g. sr
have iesp bothered tor years with : Kind Of rash
h.t caused eens'sn! itching ,hA. w. very annoy.
GiRss tar the bowels eyer TAX,
Frank p Ahdsisl 6d9, 9Th street. foreman N, W.
Marble Wefls Yes that GAs-kA has helped me
tAth f0f indigestion and kidney fou,ls
ene istts II hi. CAg.KX and !, hss helped ss iStI
for stomach and kidney tr6ybls, want three more
bottles,
When eAs=KA shows this action on the kidneys.
who ean make any argument about IL betnx s,ss for
rheumatism
William Cooke. Conductor grea, Northern Ry., Ny
Kidneys we're IN sssibe eond!t,on got only being sore.
H. 's s. .s 3" .,.a g: urine
q! s . H.; * S.s .s% III. :s, h .et
lrssahss hss l,een taking Il for rhsumstism and II
ss ss.a n Seg - ,s ue' sn going to sea some :" y"
sssa. as.l a. ss.,. sdls.s never sot any
u, Sampson IT,. son Of former owner Of Sampson
Addition to City Of Gfaaksto9 have never taken
anything that helped ms Tor dysnspsa like CA6kA
s,., e.' SHakx .s Il. e. 81. s: er: s ~ ~
q. 1sss1 Cert 2 g pssy,., Yes can s.r,',sin,y
spent hUAdreia Of dqllers on tor MEDICINE ahs had
. u .t e. IT, s ne "sys, fss
=: aAs .s;s 4: H. s. s e: III n
wife for kidney trouhis
William MaNeh, dame Warden, ! ". tathsrs.i
W." nv. "" y. s. IT,. % ss s.ss sa.
ss ~ s% s:Ssd s &C.," 's' s ''s e"'
sEOPIE
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Sick hesdaehe. female weakness, orgetting
up nights, caused by weak kidneys, relieved
in 4 or 8 days. YOU can use part Of the entire
bottle as tsst Now you don't have TO spend
eyen 81 cents 70 find this true. ss you can
come twice day and try it free until June
bottle,