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Perfumes

At l0c-Fancy baskets, trunks, dress
suit cases, holly boxes, straw hats, ETC.,
one bottle in each.
At l5c-Large Baskets with one bottle.
At 25c-Suit cases, trunks with key,
holly boxes, etc.
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LOST

I OsT-Gold Mounted tortoise shell comb.
i i Finder OF same Will be awarded by re-
turning same TO Banner ONCE. 3jt3
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TOR SALE-Early pullets, white and bun
WyandOttes and Barred Plymouth rocks.
Enquire Pratt Farm, South street. 1916
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RIO RENT-A seven room tenement on
Silver street; pantry, bath room with hot
and cold water, aud gas. Inquire Of NJ. p.
Armstrong. $40 Gage street ?2t2s
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FOR SALE

L'OR sALE-A round oak coal stove IA
II inch. W. A. Root. l2i South ST 1872
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UNOR SALE Christmas trees. Address
Il James Hathaway, WOodf0rd, OF leave
order with George w. Williams, Pleasant 81
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TINO RENT-One new modern tenement with
4 electric lights bath. etc, on Convent Ave
Inquire Of John p. Mullg6n. Telephone 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
EOlitiidJc Gnmpagnc bcr rTcocra
tiun."

Gbicogo, 3. Moi. - Bic Dor
Surgeon beihloiene pplitiid)e Sam.
p0gnc ser y2mericon 6cocrotion Of
Sabor" miro bon bier aus bright
merocn. Gie Grefutiue Ser .Scbcrn.
ton" mad)te bclltc NIT elmer Woiicns
TerlammIunlg bier Den NhiaItg. Ga.
mllcl 8ompcrs, Tr1Iioent ser o6eoe.
roiion," reoete iibcr ocn yGongreB
uno fiir5lid,e geriftlidc Gntiheiomn.
gen, iomeit lie sic organiiirte 9lrbeit
beriibrcn." Sobn Mitdrl, gr.TrG.
Iiocnt ser nllniteo Dime @orferS Of
Nmerico," iilbrte Ben Voriib. Ser.
nPr iolen an icbem Iebtcn Sonntog
I'M Monnt Hcocn non onoeren 9lr-
Better filbrern gebdlten wcroen, bis
gum ShluB ser Champagne i'm No.
bender.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Deportation BON Wlas6lGicrn.
@oibington, .. g., 3. .,

@obingtom 3. g., 3. Mni.
- SetretGr Stral,5 bat Die lepor.
tation bon 10 @loSblGicrnL mrld)c
bon 9elgicn bierber gcbrod)t moroen
IinO, nngeoronet. Gie Scute moren
anl %. 6cbrnor oui ellis SslonO
gclanoet. gS pcrloutctc. Dab ser
Streit 5niIhen riuolilircnocn llnions
cine oerieIben peranloBt babe, Die bel.
giIhen arbeiter bierber 81 b%ringcn.
Glepeluno, 8, 3. Nni. -
FrGiiocnt Soulfner Don Ser Ratio.
nnl 0laB @orfers llnion," pclhe an
Steac Der bon Nifter Fbilips Dor
mebrerenWtonaten ouigel0itcn oNmal.
gamateo @laB @ortcrS llnion Of
amcrica" trait, crflGrt, oaB icine
Union ni6ts nit Dem Sicrbcrbringcn
Ser gelgicr 81 tbltn gebabt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
amscin iii ben &opf.

2ebcu5miioc Ncm. Oorter greiien gum
Hcpolpcr, nm oc3 Ioicin'@ Niiroe
ab5umerferl.
Ncn Dort, 3. Moi. - 3luci
WGnncr BADEN geItcrn sum- Hcpoluer
gcgriiien. I'M oca @cbcna 9iiroc ub.
5ltid)iitteln. Wa0 0en 6~6.i1hriucn
Nbram Scnuel Smith cinen Dem
S%crncbmcn nod) mobIbobcnocn
NettsomraIt, Ser iid) BON Scr EroriS
5urild gc5o9en bate uro bel ieincm
Sobne in Nr. 2299, I. Nuenlr,
mcbnte, 81 Dem Shrittc 0ctriebCn
bot, lit niht b%etonnt ca miiBtc ocnn
Gcrjmeiilung iibcr ocn fiir5lideuGcrs
llit ieiner Satin Qcmeicn IciH. 9lm
Gonuerftag Nbcno bate 0r. Smitb
nod in Scr bciterltcn Weiie nit lei
men Gnfeld)cu aeldcr3t; gcitern Nor
gen inno mani i'm ais &cid)e oltf lei
ncnl @ctte. Gr bate iib cine altgcl
in ben aopi gelaAt.
@eid)Gitlide Soracn babcn ollgcn'
iheinlih Samnc! Fisherman, cinen
NGnoIer nit oltCn M0beIn, ou5ll be.
mo0cu, gcitcrn &ormittaa Die 6lud)t
aus Dem Sebcn anilltrctcn. &n lei
ner ilber Dem Sa0cn in 9tr. 2l36,
=. Apcnuc, Belegencn MobnmB hat
or lid ourh cilcu SduB IN Ben &opi
~9ctGotct. Wie @otcrmon'@ 6rnu crs
flGrt, bat Scr Hildgan9 oea @cid)GitS
ocn Mom Dor 5cbu l0gCn id)on ciu.
nal 6aju bcipoGcuL NuHO an lid, ST
lc0Cn. Canals obcr mllroe ser
Sclbitmoroperlltd ucrcitclt. Ser Inn
Itono, onB @otermm tiir5lid) M0bcl
fnltite, Die, mic cr ip0tcr eriuhr, uli
Notwithstanding Crluorbcu mo nod
nid)t a~bbc5ohlt mor0cn mnrcll, mo
OaB sic 6Irno, Die tie geliciert, tie
nit @elhIaJ bclc1cn mollte, idcint
6ns Mob Scr GCr5pciil,n0 bel inn
uou gcnlOd)t 5t babcn. WeItern Nor
gen pcrlieB er Den @aOcn mo crid)oB
i'd. @otermm bintcrIGBt ollber iei.
ncr tSral nod pier tlcinc 2inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Srao0oic in GGcitcr.

Gbcitcr, ga, 3. Moi. - Die Sci.
d)c zines gut g~ctlcioeten, etlpo 80
Sabre nIten WonreS muroc inn 9elo.
mare 1eItcrn nobc Der &iQblonb.Npc.
Wcrft g%cIun0el. Sltrj Dor 9erguna
Der Seid)c bnttcu Nrbeiter am HcNic-
nu1gSboGger i'm 6lltiie mebrcrc
Shiiiic 1cb0rt.
SiiliSsG Coroner MGitc ItcQte ielt,
Dob Die Scihe mcbrcrc SdylbluunbeH
ouilueiit. Gcr Monn bot ollqcn.
lheinlih Oelcbt, ais er ms Hoiicr
iiel. 9ie 9cboroc nimmt an, oob -
lid) nm Die mnporiid)tigc Sbat zines
SportSmamcS bonocItc, lucldycr oc;l
l(nbefnmntcn idJucr perlcbtc, ais Ser
lclbe an HanOe Der y8erit Cntlonn
ging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04

bcroiit)er alltreugltngen cilcn SbeiI
oes 8ebGltbeS 81 rcttcn, bronnte oa%
gauge Nnpcier bis orf 0cn @rlulo
nie0er.
Sn 6rontfurt am Woin lit o,lf oerl
Sonptbobnbof Die &erboitung zines
Wfonnca erfolgt, Der iid @rof Subel
Grolte llernt unh thoti1d,lid) einrt
Der %bcfanntcn Snmilien oieies Nas
mems o%ngeb0rcn iou. Gr miro BE-
lhulOigt, perific0ene @ctriigereieI
nno 3edprcllercicn bcgongcn 81 bo'
ben.
Nrf Der @crmonin.@ erit in &iel
eriolgte 9eitcrn ser Stopcuolli eiucS
nellen Gampier@ ser yNumburD.
Yn1eritasSinie". Ter Tompfer beiBt
nOpironge" unO lit iiir Den NerfeLr
5luiidcn Somburg unO 9roiiIicn be.
Itinnt.
gcrlin'S beliebtcitcr &omitcr, Nj.
doro Nleran0cr, Scr Gireftor OcS ne.
iiocn5tbeaters, f"etcrtc bClltc lein 90
i0briaeS Shalipieler. &llbiIGnm. Ger
aus oieiem NnIoB gcgebcncn Altfiiih.
rltlg zines 8iibneniCitipicl9 mobnte
bic gauge 9Crlincr elite bel. Norrp
@aIben trltg cincu bon Geo 2cip5igcy
gc0idtcten EroIog Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Sas Serbredcn Scr ScmiclSanstrci.
her.

6 alto go, 3. Woi. - Mihtcr
Scott bat in oen SGlcn BON Senrp
Smith unb ociien Satin, lucldc alt.
gelbltloigt limo, bel Der G%rnlorOuig
lbrer fleinen (ohter, Wop Srenc
Smith bilircid)c Sonb ocleiitct 81
loben, SabeaS Corpus. 9eieble aus,
gcItellt, iiber lucld)e morgen 0ormit.
tag 10 lsbr ncrbunoelt lperoen ioQ.
Nu6 Der Nmpolt bon Srau Hobcrt
Vad)mon mill OerIilden, oie Gntloi,
lung iciner Glientln arf @runo zines
SabeoS Corpus Yefebls 81 cripirfcn.
Iuh Srol Goldman iou bel Der Gr.
moroung bes ainoes gebolicn bo6eE.
bod bebauptcn bic 0rci, oaB lie nl,r
an Dem .@ottc9Oienit" III Dem Souie
tbcilgenonme1 bGtten. ichod) nid)t an
Der SobtunN Oca &inoeS, iueld)tS
VodJnon crbrOiicItc uno ouf oeiiclt
2eidnom iid) oerielbe ictte nit ocil
@orten: v@ott ioll oui Dem 5eui4
iitcn."
Sn Na5orctb, no Der Moro itott.
fono, beiBt ea, Bob 9nfmon BOT,
Neio aegen Die Snitbs gelpcien lei,
ieitoem ibnl Dol etipa einenl Sabre
icin aino geitorbcn lei, uno DAB god,
man Die fleinc Smith nid)t babe lei.
ben mogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
SGltc nno Sdlncc.

1ctroit. Mid., 3. Moi. -
@cider, nuiicr Sd)uec iiel NcItcrrl
ioIt i'm gan5cn untercn Midignn mlo
III Ser Sccrc1ion. Sic (emperotur
lant ic0od uidlt inter 0cu @ciricr.
puff mo Die &cActation 0iiritc 3D.
her pcni9 N~elittcn bobcn.
Soutb @cn0, Snb., 3. Wui. Co.,
Sin SdynCciturm bcrridtc I'M gon5cn
noroIihcn SnOimu uH0 liiolidcn
Mihiaon SIT itrcngcm 6roIt lit cS
aber nidt Nctonlmcn.
9incoln Nebr., 3. Moi. -
Starfer 6rolt muroc aus Dem gonjcn
liibIiden Sbeil bcS Stoatc3 Ncmcl0ct
uno Sbit- uno @cniiic9Grtcn bnbcn
Itarf Qclittcn.
GoIeoo, 8. 3. Moi. - Ter
geItrige Sag tonnte lid bier an In,
omnebmlifteiten nit ieoem Gage oeS
p%erpidenen @interS meiicn. Ter
Wllto nabnl Die Sturte clles Stlr=
mes an ltno es entIuidcltc iid) micoer.
bolt Elm 10 i~torfeS Shneegeitorbcr,
ais menn eS 81 eincm 9~li55oro tom.
men ioatc. Mnn iilrdrtct, ooB cin
%Itarfcr 6roit in ser CbitgegcnO oeS
2afe eric ihueren Shaoen onridtell
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Trau Snlufins' Griuadlcn.

Sos In8cleS, Gal, 3. Wni.-
Nad) eiuenl lnltnterbrohcnen Shluf
WGbrcrlo elmer Eeriooc bon SO la9en
ermad)te geitcrlr, mie lfon berid)tet,
Die Eatientin oeS bieligen County
Soipitals, Grou geltIab Samtins,
uno bat, ibr ctluns Mild) 81 trinfen
81 1eben. Gle @ieoertebr ibreS BE.
lpilBtieins trat gang uncrmortet mo
mcbrere Stun0cn nadloem lie aus
Der alinif cnticrnt moroen mar, elm.
pobin man lie ilberfiibrt bate, I'm,
lie Den Wit9Iic0ern ser .Gountp Wc.
oicol SocietD" sur Yeobahtun9 Dor.
5utibren. Rad lbrem grmudcn mar
lie I'M StnnOe, Nliredt 81 iteben, be.
ianO iid) I'M %oabeiiB ibrcr @eiites.
uno aorpertrGitc uno iiibltc iid) nllr
etmas ld)Wnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Grmuroctc icinc Sdpuicgcrcltcrn.

gottle Greet, Wid,., 3. Moi
- Ger Spirituoien l.. 8crf1ufer Sol
s. Blunt brad IN bas Semi ieincr
SdwiegereItern, bel oenen iib ieint
Satin auibielt, unb ermorbete ieint
Shpiegereltern. Seine 5rau ent
flob in Hadtfleioern nit ibrcm
SGugling al,i oen 4rmer. Blunt ioQ
ourf ginlabung zines gbeiheioungs'
Geriabrens aui ieine SdpiegereIterr
iurdtbar perbittert geweien fem. 81
ielbit itellte iid Der Yoli5ei uno err
flarte ibr aegeniiber, bab er audi oeu
areisrid]ter ). u. 9aulp gu tooteu
beabiihtigtc, nber Den Wutb oa3u
perloren b1tte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
vcihembegdngniii
umfaMrnh.

uWTnNtND.
GiHen prnhtoouen Cara. 500 iuertb: fbpa; &C
VrodoclotD, lpeiBer 0epre6ter tliif6, filblBrHuer
a%eprebter Vltli6, ODER feinpolirteu liaba pun1.
Gthen' ooer SSdlnubsSGog, CANA mao Sbrer
yBabl.
Eieier Gnre nncin tuiro anoersfpo onralrtirt
5i 500 O%eriautt. 9r 1T nuSgefblngen nit frins
item Scioel' ODER glilas ,Suilcr. nit oa5li pais
icroeni aiiel, liro nit feds gruben i~iibernen
poer feioenNeorc0ien Sanoariffen unh f~lherner
RlGtte nit etiigrnplticm gnmen. iuelde dui iUlls
BEN NuiiuilleltsSol5 rlbt. bertebeu.
slroere @injelnbeiten, iueife has GeibeIlbes
gdngnib beroOllltlnoigeH, fno:
Nibenitite nit aepolitcrteM SedeI.
Sin 'eineS Geidenzoemb ooer sstleib.
Ginbulfdmirci gJdi0en uno Jfafireu,
SefiHen oes Srnbee. feioener IbiirfIor.
SnuoIdrbe. Gthter. Ganoela6er.
Yeiheulud9eil. fhtparJ, lpeii ooer prdr.
isunt meme Altitcn nit Snmmirdoern.
Rugs. Silble. pieoeftale II. (. To; gueS
fir $50.
aeine 2peien fir sDboIen Der qeiten bon
SofpitdIern SnnGtorien inrer6aIb ooer aubers
balb Der siGot.
5h unraniire. bar iche Gin3eInbeit bon Der
aIerbefter Gunlitdi III. uno erfrare 5bucn BON
$50 bis 5000 an ieocr 8eitniiuua.
$50 - eeidenueriuust - $50
MH. Gpoi,
@rteninunnt. rnb Tprth.9ueuue.
Beibe 1etrphome. - sseibltds 0tntatfamirer.
IS ,uirb 1eatid, seiproden.
(Iprtll5,lDso6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04

Sane 5nr Nciie in's MmSlano &c.
iOrgt 6. Gainc, Nr. Alb, Cn.Yalti.
moreitraRc, maize Guitam @ouie Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
ltus.
Scr

@uttin zines III $ Grdiiocn'
ten pcrIdbt ia ilic. I'M iid
cinem inoiihl it unb Nh.
ltt,i3mlrS IN | III mcriCu.
2oiopcttc, at,-1cm
GrGiiOentcn Win ll5mortb
Stone bon Ser Nru rlit0t ii.
ictlncr Tnnlilic iii id) DiOcrs
iobrcn. Scinc @ottil ID. rlG pen ihml
ulO icinCn Min0crn IosQciuAt nm 5ii-
riidoc5ogcn bon Ser WcIt. gang Ocn
nlpitiihcn 2ebrcu oeS g)ogo E aultlts
81 Icben. Stone uno icinc bei0cn
S0bnc wiirorr bie irrcnoc Satin
lnb Mllttcr germ nit oiienCn Nrn1en
micocr nuincbmrlt, ood) miiicn tic
nid)t, no lie lid 5llr 3cit ouibGlt. Ser
ihmCr aepriiftc Wtunu lCute Ocn Dor
ioIl Oru Srlitcc9 Der llnipcriitGt 3lt,
Nlcid nit iciner Meijgnotion por. ie-
bod wir6c cinitimmig bcifloiicn,
Ocn llniucrIjt0t9 . YrGiiocutcn, ser
iih III icincr bon ihm icit Sem Sabre
1900 b~ctlcioctcu StcIllmN olBcror.
0entIid) bCp0hrt bat, lucitcr i'm Mute
81 bCbaItCn.
8or bret Sabre mlr6c III 2oinDcttc
cine &loiic iiir 0cn llntcrrid)t in ser
loacnnnntcn OoNo NbiIoiopbie cin0c-
rid)tct. Giclc Nruucu unb WiGnncr Oe@
llniperiitGt5 o StGhtdenS idloiien lid
ser Iloiic oit, lulb cine Belt lang NOR
Ser YoNo'auItu9 Moociohe. Bic
9oaosHcIrc ioroCrt sic oolitGn0i99
2oSloiumN Der Gin5clicclc pom 6omi.
lien- un0 Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Satin 0c3 Nroiclior3 bc0ciitcrte lid
6Crurt iiir 0iCic muItiihc GntinQum0&.
lcbrc, Onb tic cinC9 Cages bcinllid)
bon 0onncn Qinh Inn ninnCr 5uriid.
3%lttcbrcn. Nnb hcn Irbten. Dor pIelen
Wonotcn cin0ctroiicncn Nnd)rid)tcn
bciunO iih Icinc Srou IN Gcutihlano.
Or. Stone hot am oWtoliuhuiettS
Ngriclrlturol College," mo B0ttingeu
ituoirt. Scinc Grult bottc cr briibcn
fcnncn QclCrnt u10 lie ipGtcr, nab.
reno or ais Gbcmifcr olti scr Ser.
llld)Sltntion ser Wfnliud1uiCtt5 Nder.
bouidulc ortQcitcllt mar, gebcirothct.
Gop Noor Icbtc lett 1889 ST. 2oiop-
cite. no Stonc an Der Ellr0ue llniuer=
lit0t 5lcrit ais Eroiciior ser Gbcmic
on9citcllt ipor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Efanblcibcr upa HGubcrn crjdoiicn

Cortland, Ore, 8. Moi. -
Ter FidnoIeiber ,rio S,lmelicr No,
than @oIi, mclhcr icit % Sobren
bier i'm @eidGitc tbGti9 mar, lit lette
Nud)t oOn MGltberi> nieoergei6oiien
uno Damn nit cincm Bell gct0otct
iuor0en. @oli iilbrtc ItetS cine gro.
Berc In5abl 0iamarten bel iif. Won
gIarbt, ooB Die W0roer $500 erbeu.
tct babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Sns @crbrcd)sn zines Nfcrfncd)ts.

IrbmOrc, va, 3. Mai. - Der
6armfncht Sobn SocobS. mclder IN
Gienitcn 0e3 1armcr5 9olli5 Nol6cr,
itaot itano, ober cutIailen poroen lit,
lit criholicn in eincm 8eboli oiliNc.
iunoen moroen. "a lebtc Noht Sol.
bcrltu0t'S Sheunr nirocrbronntc, 10
glaltbt mon, oab or aus &od)e sic
Sdeume in 9ronO Deiirdt mo lid)
oaun crihoiien bobG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
@cgcm Wicinciocs in .Sait.

2ittle y of, arf., 3. Roi. -
George e. 6lopo, gcmeicncr Staots-
Senator IN 1905 uno 1907, lit in
Icilem Seim in Camille aili oie Pin
flagc oes Meineibs pcrbaftet noroen.
Gie 8rano. Surp fat ierner gegen
Jim anOere Stootsienotorcn mo 5wei
nifJt I'M Staate pobnenbe Yerionen
antlagen lpegen 9eitefung crboben.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
RussIA's PoLYaLoT COLLEGES.
Their Unruiy Students Gathered Frorsh
All Parts Of tho Empire.

All Parts Of tho Empire.
The Russian student world does not
represent q compact homogeneous
mass Of Russians, but reflects the va,
riaty Of different nationalities, which
form i44,oOo,00o inhabitants Of this
empire and Of its 100 or more lam
guages and dialects. .... -.~.s-
This is especially apparent in tho
western universities, In Yoorien> tDor.
patti, for example, where the Polish,
German, Lettish, Esthonian and Rus.
sian students form distinct groups, the
last comprising, besides great" and
small Russians. number of Jews
and OF dark-faced Armenians and
Georgians. from the Caucasus. These.
groups are not on friendly terms with
each other.
1t Is impossible before correct CEN
sus has been taken to give an exact
estimate Of the number Of students
in the eight universities and about
thirty-six high technical schools, for
men and in the ten or eleven higher
institutions for women; but it is Ger.
tain that the number has OF late great.
ly increased, having risen In st. Pc.
tersburg from 1900 III 1908 to 2s,5oo,
including about $500 women. The to-
tai cannot be below, $4,000. The stu
dents are concentrated In few great
centers, making aesess J, for work
among them easier. All tho universi-
ties and almost all the high technical
schools are non-residential.
The distinctly russian class Of stu
dents produce on a foreigner an Ira-
preston that is j not prepossessing
With the exception of few dandies
In the capitals, they are mostly OK.
tremely poor and crowd into the uni.
yersities without financial means, in
hope Of finding work or lessons to live
on, and many are almost starving. A
foreigner will also SO struck by their
snruliness, lack OF restraint, unrelias
bility, lack of enterss;ss and of perse.
verance. and the more than loose way
In which they regard the very worst
forms of sin. The sessa Of right and
wrong seems to be oblitefatad to 3
terrible extent.
But much must be. said in favor, OF
these students to make up for these
lark outlines. Russians are an emo
tional people, quick to feel and to act
under impulses, open to the worst and
to the. best and highest influences.
You will hardly anywaare hnd more
warm hearted, generous, unselfsh peo-
pie, once you have wen their affec-
tions. They are willing to spend and
be spent for cause they have
espoused, Al woman studeas living
on fifty shjllings anaEsh, used to give
twenty to- her sociai Esmocratic par
ty. What do you sacrifice3'' Is
usual question. ill., s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
HIDDEN DANGERS
NATURE GIVES TIMELY WARM
,NGs THAT NO BISMARCK CT.
THEN CAN AFFORD TO
IGNORE

h, Danger signal No. l comes from
the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the kidneys are SICK.
Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber
fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin
pale and foamy or thick, red, III
smelling urine, full Of sediment ana
irregular of passage. 49, ea .<4E Il
Danger signal No. 2 comes from the
back. Back pains, dull and heavy, Or
sharp and acute, tell you OF sick kid-
neys and warn you OF the approach
of dropsy, diabetes and Bright's dis
ease. Doan,s Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys and cure them permanently.
Here's Bismarck proof: s
Henry Steinmetz, living in Bis
marck, N. D., says: 81 am very glad
to state that my wife found Doan's
Kidney Pills an excellent remedy for
kidney trouble and Its attendant
symptoms: For over two years she
suffered from pains in her back and
kidneys. Her back was very lame and
there was dull aching that annop-
ed her SO much she was unable to
sleep at night. Dizzy spells were OF
frequent occurrences and not until
Doan's Kidney Pills were procured
at the Lenhart Drug Co. did she find
any relief. She began their use, and
improved from the first, 30 continued
taking them and it was not long be-
fore she was absolutely free from
the trouble" .s....t,,s +, -,
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the Unit
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An Unstable Laborlng Class.

The prospector Of the mountains
and the cowboy of the plains are each
a sort of Bedouin, with no permanent
abiding place here to-day, there to.
morrow-usually with long story Of
experiences In different places going
to Alaska and coming back, rushing to
new mining camps, trying new
ranches, but always moving. Indeed,
the laboring class Of the West, as q
whole, is as unstable as water. with
the very microbe OF travel in itss
blood. talked with a carpenter Id
Tacoma, a man OF family, too who had
worked in every important city on the
Pacific coast, and was then planning
to go to Butte City, where he had
heard that wages were specially high.
Century Magazine.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02

the meeting Of the central commit

the meeting Of the central commit
tee.
M. N. Johnson Of Petersburg, one
of the Republican nominees for the
United States senate, is in the city to
attend the Republican meetings.
Sidney Adams, who managed
Thomas Marshall's campaign, is in
the city circulating among the Re-
publican workers.
William Fortune returned from the
the coast last night, having re-
NAMED a few days after the other
militia boys to vst points of inter-
est.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
ACCOMMODATING.

The 500 train from the north Tues
day flushed a big cevey of chickens
Just this side of Baldwin, and the ,ac7
commodating engineer, stopped the
train and some hunters aboard, de-
trained and shot four fine fat birds,
and then the train proceeded on its
way, having done away with the time
it was ahead of the shedule.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
HAD A FINE TRIP.

Robert Walton and wife returned
on Tuesday morning from the Pacific
coast. They visited Portland, Seat
tie, Tacoma and Spokane. They had
9 delightful time, and Bob is much
improved In health BY his long rest.
He has resumed his duties atsthesex-
press office, and every one is giving
him the glad hand" He is one
of the most popular agents on the
line
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
c ANVAssiNG THE voTE.

The state board for eanvassing the
the vote of the primary election, CON
sisting Of Secretary Of State BlaisdeIl,
supt. stoekWell, Supreme Court Clerk
Hoskins and chairmen Of Republican
and Democratic committees. is in ses-
sion, and viii finish the canvass OF
the returns today. II will not change
any results already announced, though
the footings may sbe different, Chair
man Cashel Of the Democratic state
central committee viii arrive today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
COMMERCIAL cLuB SMOKER.

SomWEhSiAL SLc5 SWCNEH.
The members Of the Commercial
club are requested to come to the club
rooms this evening at O'Clock, as
there will be smoker given those in
attendance at the West Missouri Ed
itoria1 association, as well as the mem
bers OF the Republican and Demo
cratic state central committees, the
state candidates and other visitors,
who will be in the city. d
F. 3. YOUNG. Secretary.
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SONG RECITAL.

A very appreciatiye audience at
tended the Carson song recital at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
Ing It was to music lovers a most
ENJOYABLE performance. Mr.. and Mrs,
Carson captured their audience from
the very opening number OF the pro-
grom. It was one of the best con.
Gsrts ever given in Bismarck. 49,.
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HAD A FINE TRIP.

Miss Matilda Williams returned
from trip through the Yellowstone
Park Tuesday afternoon. She accom-
panied her cousins, George and, Alice
Gund of Cleveland, Ohio, on the trip.
They continued their journey to their
home city. f rs s=,si3s6y a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
sT. MARYs SCHOOL Will opEh

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL WILL OPEN.
St Marys parochial school will
open for work on September at 8
o'clock. A fine new building viii
house the first eight grades and every
convenience that will add to the com
fort of the children is provided. 1t
Is desired that all pupils will enter
as soon as possible, and not delay the
classes in starting. A number of
boarding pupils will enter the school
this year, facilities for taking care of
them having been provided.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02

The way to .woman's heart is
by praising her cooking. 1t is easy
if she uses Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder and Extracts. They never
disappoint. .......... ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
THE TRIBUNE DIVIDED,

The business Office of the Bis
marck Tribune, pending the compile
ton Of the new building, is on Broad
way in the rear of the Beardsley &
Finney drug store. t'-S.
The city and telegraph's editors
office remain at the old stand, Broad
way, side entrance. .ss... II. FL.
The phone numbers are 10 and 80
as heretofore. ,.,..%.-..
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LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES.
Complete List Of Districts Of Can.
didates for the Legislature.

NOTE-A few corrections may be necessary
when the. official canvass is made, as some
democratic candidates failed to receive tho
ballot. 7s .g57g.5, a --s 5S7 n