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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21

Indigestion

Stomach trouble is bui a symptom Of ani u
Iu if.H 3D. lrU. disease. We think Of Dyst4tsA
Heartburn. and Indigestion as real disass "a
they ore symptoms only Of a cerlaln s,eo.e
Merge nothing else.
To was ibis iad that first correctly lel Dr. 500
lu tlH creation 0i chat now very popular si0usd
RENE Dr. shops Restorative. Going dIna
tO o." stomach nerves. altle brought that uoes
and favor t0 Dr. -hoop and bis kesf0ntTe Nt1
such Iasf'nTs .c0mpiI shmants ven eyerio6s hi
For stomach d|sfn.rs. LI0ltlg bllOu.les IA
breath and sal'0W complexion. try Dr. shocs
RS. mtivs-lahI.ts or LIqull-and Sc for ycs
a..l ~ Doc % can and viii DO. We sell and I'D,
fully leCOmmrul
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events OF the Week Hricas
1hrOnicicd.

The Democratic state executive conn.
mittee has selected Fort Worth Tex
for the state convention in May tu
name DELEGATES to the national conNcn.
ton and indorscd William j. Bryan.
"Nlr Taft has mo- policies This re-
mark is said 20 have been nude Dos
Leslie NJ. Shaw. former secretary OF
the treasury lie intimated that if Mr.
Taft were elected Roosevelt would cn.
cineer matters.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21

The above hnIHIe only as inform,,.. 4.
arta. and departure and ,onneci.o-, ~, y. =. q
anfc0d. l'' "a.
F.B. Grigg CD,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21
FACTs FOR sICN WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs. has been the
standard remedy for female ills
md has positivelycured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacemeuts. inflammation, ulcera-
lion, hhroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, hackache. that bear
ing-down feeling. hatulency. indices-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prO,tratiOn.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Piuhham invites all sick
women 90 write her for advice.
She has guided thousands TO
health. Address, LYNN, Mass.
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LEAVE FARMvlLLr A..

NORTH AND EAST
No. Do. No.
f.i9a.m lO.ssam "et
SOUTH AND WEST a
l06a.m. 9.2fn ,, "oA
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principal stations. sleeuer.D s.,-..,.ef. a.,
Roanoke i0 Toledo ' % bft.o =.
No. faf'or Car 20 Po.,,i
sleeper Roanoke 10 Coi@,-f Psn..
e. Knoxville. Cafe car Rass Ran. ls..''
No. o. fof Lynchblfg. Roanoke
iaiD stations. a'd lrtrn..
Pullman sleeper b. Norfoa' lc kc-.
No. a. lorffier.1urr. Norfo't S ,'t ketl..,'
inlernnI|afe Hfafiore ~ p, ,.,tn'o1r II
rar f0 Norfolk. 4-nar ~
III yol ffc th.HtIny ~ faiirs
quotations cheapest fares r.'-ti ~ i0U -
Inform 9n. .. i0 route. f,.i- ~ a1i er'..'
mos com Portable ord on'fts., -. 'ec.'as b.
he INFO nation /. rolr. fol h. ~ hiiis -
OF oll lmf.efe Aln F0fers .'i2. sit Il
". b. BFfILL.
Cen. Pass At. nAscc,
R1anoke 80. ''a'' Pas. A,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21

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"''""o'y Il. rs.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21

Deputy Chief Charles W. Kruger
one of the best known members of tho
New York fire department. was killed
in a fire which destroyed the factory
building at 217 Canal street
After an exciting debate lasting six
hours. which developed into a riot ou
the floor Of the japanese house of rop-
rcsentatives, a financial budget was
passed by a majority of lO2 Speakers
on both sides occupied a LONG timc
and toward the last they howled 200 ihe
chair and charged fayoritism
At the dinner of the National Demo
cratic club at New York Ex-Governor
Thomas Of Colorado after declaring
that he had supported Bryan aud h.-
principles remarked that "in times of
stress and panic the old fashioned sill
yer dollar looks mighty good when
compared with Christian Science mon
ey." lie also advocated the federal
regulation Of affairs which cannot Doe
controlled by the states
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21
saturday. Feb. -.

The Wisconsin delegation to iho na
tional Democratic convention 100 Den
YER i'm the state convention 100 Nil
waukee WAS instructed 20 vote as a
unit for William Jennings Bryan as
the Democratic nominee lor pres.den.
first. last and AN the time.
With a wound ON his wrist Showing
an attempt several days ago Goo commit
suicide aud a bottle of carbo.ic acid iu
his pocket. the remainder of another
attempt. John J. Grant jumped from
the Brooklyn bridge in % Third effort fo
kil himself This plan. liho the others
failed. At ST. Grcgov's hospital pht~I
clans said he would recover.
Mrs. Steven Matava ami hcr son
steven were killed and Mrs Spencer
Nccley was seriously injured at Bono
ra. Pa. by coming in contact with 30
live wire. The boy srJ,pcd tle wire.
which was hanging only few inches
above the ground. and met death al-
most instantly. IN attempting 10 res-
enc her son Mrs Maiava touched the
boys hand and WAS also killed
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21
Life Insurance
is not a luxury
it's a necessity !

The people want it can't do with
out li-must have il and GET IT.
but do not go in search Of it.
They wait for some one To OFFER
and EXPLAIN In and AID THEM
in selecting the kind that will best
suit them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21
Tine fa.le IN eject noaaay.xsy i,,r,

* WESTERN gAn...-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-02-21
A good business opportunity

IN intelligent man can accumulate
a good income if identified with
company Of the reputation and inan-
cial strength of The
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Cord Wood-Farmers, club on

Cord Wood-Farmers, club on a
car order. Write Cooler & Hosmer,
Dunseith, N. D.
The current number of the Weekly
Student, published at the University
of North Dakota, presents a. very
creditable cut of the '07 football squad.
"Our Dan" occupies the center of the
first row, and the likeness is very
good one.
DR.. McNaughton came up today
from Devils Lake to investigate the
alleged poisoning of two of J. E. Mil
ler's horses, which died the first of
the week. After due investigation he
found that the horses had eaten some
poisonous weed from the straw stacks
and had not been poisoned by any
person from malice. Excitement was
at. fever heat when the matter first
came up and a strong feeling of re-
sentiment was expressed against any
person who would ,perpetrate such a
deed.-Hansboro Pioneer. ~,
We are building up an enyiable rep
utation. We are proud Diff. Help US
In the glory. Farmers Mill. .':< 4>'*F
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
CHOICE MISCELLANY
He Made Some Money.

Few people know that Champ Clark,
the celebrated Missouri congressman
and also known as a lecturer, once
practiced law, or tried to do so, in
Wichita. Kan. But he did, according
to Wichita letter In the Topeka Cap
ital. In 1875 Champ Clark opened an
Office where the Pacific Express COM
pany now is located. There was not
q great deal Of business for young at
torneys at that time, and Champ
Clark did the best he could to make
q living, but he became discouraged
and in time left the state and return
ed to Missouri, where he was after
ward elected to congress. BE met
Kos Harris on the street one day and
told him that he intended to stay in
Wichita until he had made some mon
ey, no matter how much or how it was
made. Several days lster he was seen
on the streets, and he had a beautiful
bronze on his hands and face. 1t was
the dark brown color that tells Of hon
est toll in the cornfield. . 90
"Where did you get that colorY',
asked one Of his friends.
It got it from cutting corn up in
the country" was the reply.
"Get anything elseT' asked tho
friend. who looked at the then atten-.
mated form Of the since faeshy and
prominent lecturer. E'.:Ef1" ~; .tH't |
Sure" replied Clark. 81 got this
dollarfor the days work. And I want
to tell you 4 am going to leave this
town. I said I would not leave until I
had made some money, and now that
] have made it ! am ready to leave"
7 He left af'5t : *to+1>' *r9 t5"r 9ht> !: |
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
/ Let Congress Complete Program

h The intervening of q presidential
alection, with It's diYerting incidents,
ought not to- OBJ scure the country's per,
Iceptions of the main points OF policy
that it, is the business of the present
Congress to- deal with. The railroads
should have protection as well as reg
Eulation; they should know their rights
as well ais their duties; they should
be made to serve the public faithfully
and efficiently, and they should De al
lowed to earn good returns upon their
Investments and their efforts as bust
ness organic lions. The completion of
Mr. Roosevelt's railroad policy at the
present time ought ITO give II stable
sequilib ri,1m to the railroad situation
for: generation to come. gain, as
respects the big Industrial corpora
lions, NJ Roosevelt has shown that
the law is supreme, and everybody is
now ready to admit 1t. But although
the authority of Law iis5 Wind Heated !, the
statute provisions offts law: have been
shown to be- very adequate, and to
some extent absurd 4 and I'M Just Mr.
Roosevelt lays down policy; for the
changing OF the statutes and for the
better admins trat ion of the law. In
its main outline this policy iii right
and Wise. The great busine Of
this country are n legi Innate in their
commercial motives and III their gem
seral lines OF conduct It. The large way
of doing business has come to stay.
But these enterprise have to be sub
Gject To- legal fegula tion, and they can
not be properly sup ervfse by the IN
sdiYid1lal tes.. The king out or
actual legIslatio may prove difficult,
but it IS not imp ssibIe, ana the SIX
1tieth Congress ought to undertake lit
and see itS ftfhroug rom he$ Prog
ress Of the M Grid Is 8 Lii the American
Review of Reviews Tor j January.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
Grenadiers From tho Diamond.


Hand grenades, which were used in
action by the Japanese against the
Russians, are to be introduced into the
army and. since: America is, as the
Scientific American points out, ma
ton Of baseball players, great things
should be accomplished with the new
weapon &7 **fB7fRErs s:r .ss4E.ss5 s ~
: a picked company Of pitchers could
lead every charge and, every man
picking out an imaginary plate, d hum
dred deadly grenades would 50 hur7
Ting upon the paralyzed foea giori-
GUS prospect, and one that should ma
terially aid recruiting both for the big
leagues and the army. ~ s=s fzsis t5@G I
u To complete the rout Of the enemy
the diamond grenadiers might be fol-
lowed BY the grfdiron guards. who
would have no difficulty In pulyerizing
the line Of their already demoralized
opponents: New York !. American. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
eaUMOR OF THE HOUR
ALWAYS the Way,


Tommy had been invited to dine at
u learned professors house, and his
mother was anxious for his good be-
havior at table. She gave him elabo
rate instructions.
swell, Tommy, how did you get on?
she asked on his return. ''You are quite
sure you didn't do anything impoliteT'
s'Well, no, mat least nothing to
speak Of"
The mothers anxiety was aroused
%Ah, then, there was something wrong
Row tell me all aAoqS It, Tommy"
'aOh, 1t wasn't as1 You see, I was
trying to cut my gas@2 when 1t slipped
or the plate on TO the floor."
'Oh, my dear bagS What ever did
you do?"
ri just said soes e9 carelessly, That's
always the way with tough meat and
went on with my dinner"-Pick-Me
On.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

Oak and pine wood, sawed and de.
Iivered, So per cord during the balance
Of, this month and January. c. IA,
Baker, Phone "a. *
Talk with Jones.
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. Maher. :
Call and have talk with Ball g.
Stotlar about automobiles.
Rock Lake was represented satur-
day in the city by w. G. Elsbury.
J. N. Gill, a prominent farmer of
Coulee township, was in the city last
week.
DR.. G. J. McGurren of Devils Lake,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday,
Larimore Pioneer. - /
Steve Jones sells fire. lightning,
wind storm, tornado, health and acct
dent insurance. See him. ,,}
A. A. Seigel was transacting bust
ness at Crary and Devils Lake last
week. -Edmore Herlad-News.: ri IL II :
Roy Barric kman Of Devils Lake, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs; S,
D. Barrickman.- Leeds News # -
Art Hooser and family went to Dew!
ils Lake on Monday, returning Tues
day morning.-Egeiand Enterprise
: Dave Upland, cashier of the Securl
ity Bank, left. Tuesday on "a business
trip to Devils Lake.--Iynox Advocate
Y a. 81. Hancock, formerly Of Ness
drug store, ii now a registered phar4
macist in the Headlight drug store at
Hettinger. f. ! ..: q. y ~ !=s
81 Geo, Mclean spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at Devils Lake,
returning home Sunday afternoon. -
Edmore Herald News. S=s A. &. 81 # K
John Void left this morning for d
few weeks visit at Devils Lake and
points in the western part pf the state.
Gilmore Herald News, .1s r. IN IA.
Miss Lucy Vannier, deputy superin-
tendent Of, county schools, returned
from Minneapolis Saturday, at which.
place she has been visiting friends
for the past two; weeks.
st Miss May Bessie spent last week
visiting with her uncle VIM. Lowell
at Devils Lake. She visited over sun:
day at the McLarty homer near Stark.
weather geland Enterprise Al:
Orr Dakota Patent Flour is 5un-5
doubtedly the very best: on the local
market won are q doubling
Thomas and fhclined ia doubt our,
word, try a small sack. D s 81
ssA tt the last meeting of the state
high school board ii Bismarck, the
schools of Webster and Churchs Ferry
were both classad aH third grade high
school This action entities the
schools TO receive $500 per year J, school.
aid from the state.
Col. w. 2. Morgridg e Of Grand Har-
boz, made this. office q pleasant call
Monday He states that this Is the:
finest winter ne has seen III North
Dakota. Morgridg e came to this.
locality 2s years ago and has grown
up with the country NJ
Col Joseph Kelly. the q. ~ S; ISL
Co president was in oWn Saturday
on a tour Of inspe ton called ats
the Pioneer once Tor q snort visit lbe.s
tween trains and reports things AZ
rather quiet at Devils Lake at the
sent time. ansboro Pioneer .ss n
am prepared 20 do any plumbing
or heating worn, and ID IL at once
5satlsfacti ion guaranteed beth aa ito5
work ant nEice sssa;se ordaeEs 10
O.RFsen Bros. hard re store. o cali
up e,razness phone aaasa-22 . 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
Great Northern Bgsyy Montana Central

Helena, Mont. jam. 23.-The Great
Northern Railway company for a con-
sideration of $685. s4, has purchased
the line Of the Montana Central rail-
road which runs from Great Falls to
Butte. 1t has BEEN controlled by the
Great Northern for number of years.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
~ "a: N : :: = led

= a good drug store in this locality. which Can
be bought of owner. for cash. Give description,
amount Of business and ptice. 81 No agents. need
answer! address, u he: Locator Company,
sss& Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
eHeReneueae enenea tueao9s
THE FIELD :
The First. National Bank: Dey-
ills lis Lake, N. D., loans money I. on
real estate at seven per cent.

EGMA CSs6aC Q1 SGRGha psi 9SAAe. Is.
VI. .s1..z.-. ,........ ,:.r..-
Oak and pine wood, sawed and de-
sivered, SO per: cord during the balance
of this month and January. c. H.
Baker; Phone e. = ~ n'--..att1f., -,
v Talk with Jones. >
John Reyes = of Neville, was in town
Saturday. ILL" w.. -.
Superintendent Bryan of Minot, was
In town Friday. II. ~ r. .:.-@ &
&C. F. Allen of Lakota, was a city
visitor Saturday. ssl5.ss. - - &: &. es ..s, ri
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John W. ,Maher. = T.. =. -
Z Attorney Middaugh was in Rugby
Friday On legal business. 7. S.s.... 's5<*'
G. E. French, a banker of Penn, was
a city visitor last Friday. -: =. y
"Keep North Dakota Money :, in
North Dako III, Pioneer LIFE Life tsSS5
{ Which is the most satisfactory, a
guarantees or g guess? Pioneer Life.
u First National bank loans money NOT
only on farms, but on good city proper
ty as well. 81 q :: lsssSfs Es:5
Ss &c. Gnrnee, who has been spend
Ing several weeks at Madison, Wis,
has returned to this city. s5 q, \ 4: I.
In Louis NJ. Johnson, former manager
;;#of the Star. is succeeded BY CT w.
Palmquist of Minneapolis. 4 .:>s35 Il Il SSs +
NE Ball & Stotlar will soon have Id
4 operation the best auto repair shop In
the west. Give them ia trial. / ;}# MI
,SS Frank Miller drove across to Web.
Bsster Tuesday. He win also visit in
Devils Lake. Lawton Leader.
81 The Great Northern has commenced
putting up 10000 tons OF sweetwater
ice ii their ice house Ii this city. .
Charles Garske, prominent farmer:
Eof Garske, paid a. pleasant visit I'd the;
Intero Ocean office Friday afternoon, n
The Altar Society Of st. Joseph'sj
d Catholic church reelected all the old
Il officers of$ the soeiety for the ensuing;
n year.
ss You cant patronize home Industry
BY talking, about It Suit the action to
\ the word. and buy your Dakota Patent;
aour. N
O. Baughman has been appointed
b general agent for the Pioneer Life I1-
surance eo. off Fargo. to succeed g. az
Burke.
Mrs. Hodgson Of lest Sixth street,
y has been quite III at her esidence.
However, she .is now on the road to
recovery
sS Miss Helen Shearer has resigned
her position as .Vocalist / at the STAR
J J and has LEFT for her home At Green
River, Wyomin sssa. III =z ~
Did you knop at the very best
hard wheat grown Al North Dakota
is the chief Ingredient 81 our hour?555
& IL not, you had bet try some and
be- convinced ar1ners
dispatch from Grand Forks says
Il that Thomas and
cox. attorneys Of 4arinore have
formed Y artnership and will open an
once IN Devils hey viii con-
ttinne alb once int ssriSnose Attorney
Vlilcox VIII probafl take charge of
the Office ~ Devils leaving
torney Pugh iii Latimore Both are
srisncei and stiCcs ssfuI lawyers ~.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

LOST-A red, three-year-old COW.
Tag in left ear, with letters II. r..
and either number Is or Is. Notify
Frank Hyland.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

L0ST-A drawn work baby's dress,
between Second and Seventh streets
about; Nov. /. Return to Box 1888. =.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

LOsT"AA black broadcloth shawl, be-
tween Catholic church and Red
mond's livery barn. Finder please
notify this Office. - ::
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07
SCHWARTZ AND ADLER
ON WAY TO new ORLEANS

New Orleans. Jan. "A wireless
message from the steamer Mobila,
says Moses Schwartz. president Of the
Schwartz foundry company and all OF
the crew Of the ill-fated steamer Alps
are on board returning to New Or
leans. Schwartz and Vim. Adler,
head of the Wholesale grocery firm Of
A. Adler and Co.. and president OF
the State National bank, disappeared
from New Orleans several weeks ago.
Later receivers were appointed for
the Schwartz Foundry company and
the Adler company.
The Alps, with Schwartz and Adler
ON board was wrecked Off the coast Of
Spanish Honduras.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07
ANOTHER RIPPER CRIME
Committed IN BERLIN

Berlin, Jan. 7-Another mysterious
ripper crime WAS committed last
night in tho suburb OF Charlotten-
burg.
A little girl years old WAS entic-
ed into the hallway Of house and
fatally stabbed IN the abdomen. She
WAS injured in exactly the same
manner M that employed by tho man
who last July startled tho city by n
series Of stabbings Of young children.
No trace Of the criminal has been
found.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07
DECISION AFFECTS TITLES
TO VAST TEYAS TRACTS

Washington. Jan. Titles to sew
eral hundred thousand acres of land
in western Texas held under Mexican
grants are claimed to be affected by
the action in the case of Sullivan
versus the state of Texas which. in an
opinion by Justice Brewer, was de-
cided today by the supreme court of
the United States. favorably to the
state.
This particular suit was over a
tract of 90, 900 acres in Hidalgo coan-
ty which it was claimed WAS COM
prised in grant made to Pedro De
La Graza The state did not ques-
tion the grant but it claimed that
the old surveys under which Sullivan
made claim were not valid and hence
that the land WAS not properly locat-
ed. The state court sustained the
states contentious and the supreme
court took the same view.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
BANKING INSTITUTIONS

Now York. Jan. "A special grand
jury to investigate the administration
OF banking and other financial insti-
tutions In this city was sworn In to-
day. Its appointment was req uested
by a district attorney rs result of
charges Of misconduct by certain
bankers made during the recent hnan-
cal troubles.
Justice Bowling instructed the jury
that those who have violated the
financial trust Eeposed In them should
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07

being their intention to set ont in
fruit trees. or to raise garden truck,
so il can readily be seen that Beaver
Peak in the next few months will be
one of the prettiest spots in the state
and one that is going to be of great
benefit to Florence.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07
Notice..

In justice to Mrs. J. A. Oatley and
family will say the detention OF their
household goods on Pixies Peak ave.
nue. In front Of postofiioe Jan. 3rd WAS
due to my misunderstanding.
H. r. LUTES.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07
be held 20 strict accountability.
Luxurious Pleasure Trip.

Through the Egypt OF America
Mexico-by private train leaving
Denver. January 3sth. Make berth
section or drawing room reservation
now. T. Il. Fisher, G. p. A.. Den.
yer. 2.23
The daily tribune., 1908-01-07

A complete line Of fancy bakery
goods always on hand st the Blue
Front. 81