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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-05-28
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! Ole Holt of Garborg came
out here to get his picture
taken last week.
The renters of the Stockstad
farm are out here from Minor
blowing for flax.
Gustav Hanson will rig up a
Fourth of July celebration at
his home in the grove.
Einor Ulsaker is erecting a
wind mill for Knudt Eikre in
his pasture out here.
Erik and Ed. r. Johnson are
hauling lumber for a barn to
be erected at their farm.
Miss Clara T. Hanson of
Minor is out here visiting
with friends and relatives.
Henry Gulland helped
Andrew Stensrud move his
pasture fence from the road.
Whenever paper is started
i'll this state it is republican
because the republican bosses
and office holders can buy them
up; and the money from the
trusts, monopoly and prosperi-
ty leaders buy these papers so
and so much year for lying
to the people and still we think
we live in a land of freedom.
Secretary of State Alfred
Blaisdell claims there are
numerous inquiries sent to his
department for synopsis of the
primary law, 80 he takes pain.
to print the same and send out
probably to most of such who
never inquired inclosing his
picture card and announce
ment of his candidacy for re,
election using stamps and
envelopes belonging to the state
secretary's office; which the
people have paid for. This is
the way the republicans are
running things. But you have
to keep them for prosperity's
sake. Yes prosperity among
the monopolists whom they
always serve.
The Minot convention spoke
about the great prosperity due
to republicans, will the repub.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-05-28
putiful Son.

The MacTavish family were en-
Toying their Sabbath dinner after
their five mile tramp home from
the kirk, and they eagerly watched
Mr.. MacTavish carving the fowl,
none so eagerly, however, as the
dog, for that intelligent animal new
~ took its eyes of the luscious bird.
The dissection was proceeding
apace when suddenly the knife Of
the carver slipped and sent a frag
ment Of poultry rolling on the floor.
'fMichty mew cried MacTavish.
'cThe legl Ma ain favorite bitl
The dog'll get It'll"
''Naw, father" said the young.
est offshoot Of the clan Mac lavish
she'll no get it. I've putten ma
seot upon'tw -Dundee Advertiser.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-05-28
A Lawyers Retort.

A lawyer in Washington was tell
ing some colleagues Of neat retorts
he had heard in court when he was
reminded Of the interchange Of
compliments between a western
judge and sharp tongued attorney
from Chicago. The Judge, quick
tempered man, had had several
run ms" with counsel when sud-
denly he observed, II can teach you
law, Mr.. Perkins, but I cannot teach
you manners" "That is true, your
HONOR" retorted the Chicago law
yer.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-05-28
LOOK AT THE NEW MAP or
The Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul
HALLWAY.

A large map showing the
Pacific Coast extension of this
Railway through South Da-
kota. North Dakota, Mon ana.
Idaho and Washington has
just been received here. It is
ready for inspection at the
local station. This new line
passes through an excellent
farming, stock-raising, dairy
ing and fruit raising country,
where there are unusual op-
FORTUNES for all. Descriptive
books and maps are free for
the asking.
G. w. MAYER,
Agent.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-05-28
The Times, $1.W per year.

The Times, $1.00 per year.
There is Pink Pain Tablet
made by DR.. Shoop, that. will
positively stop any pain, any
where, in 20 minutes. Drug
gists everywhere sell them as
DIR. Shops Headache Tablets,
but they stop other pain as
easily as headache. DR..
Shops Pink Pain Tablets
simply coax blood pressure
away from pain centers-that
is all. Pain comes from blood
pressure-congestion. Stop
that pressure with DR.. Shoop's
Headache Tablets and pain is
instantly gone. 20 Tablets 25c.
Sold by all dealers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-05-28
WOOD! WOOD!

VVVUi WVVUa
See McCulloch & Robinson
before buying your spring fuel.
We are over stocked with wood
and will make following prices
for limited time.
Maple sawed 5000
Birch sawed 500
Oak sawed $50
Tamarack sawed 700
Jack Pine sawed $50
Eastwood sawed 600
lack Pine Slabs sawed $50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
Fay EOerson Once More In
Bod Light for Misconduct
Before the Mayor
This Afternoon

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03

IItN iklatNH tfIHt-tf
ELkiNS. w. va. Oct Scientist,
admiral aud Of royal blood though he
be. Senator EHsins went on record
to-day as being IN no wise eager to
hava the Itallan Duke Abruszt as q.
husband ioi' his daugiteT therine.
He natiy denied the pafts A ~ s;;atI
the marriage would take place aboaE
December lo There Ii no truth IN
the report It all he 80 w1en,
shtwn The stltement that mis- datighs
ter would marry in December sEcns
der Who manufacture snch reports
-The arrangenent for such an vent de-
rends upon otter persoas Please sag
there Is NO foundation for sush ~.
NOR
Il Is believed hers sast he opposis
ton OF he apeen of itaiy ttis match
1ias much to 10 with the senato res
luctance IN accept Abrnzd as a son:
in-law while he Is satisfied that the
Duke is really deyoted vain, he,
Tears Italian royaftg and nobility;
wonld maka the life 81 his Ianghter;
unpleasant and tiiat the maritai es.
rerimem would be deemea d disaster.
from the start "a!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
HE EARST PARTY
IN THIS STATE
t5EA ApotJAsTEss DEEMED AZ
G8s Wit SEEK To
PSF ELEeIoRs ON


OCT ae hdepends
.enee se sgue ans been ablished 81
'GFatton Ssish M j. 81 lailly, of the
Singer sewing Machine companys IN
etlafss the eadatiarters which
h5ye been ohanet 30. a.
tyebe stree npstaIFs
j. al Natson, 81 New Y;ors City
the direct sentat lxe ot the MI
aional epmndtt ot the depena aencs
.patt IS in tton and he has been
iopntarriHg with Nir Lilly who mas
been interested IN the moYement of
lsae new arty fot several month past:
The object 81 tile party IN pening
.lteadanarters here IS for tfe purpose
of securing presidential electors on.
the Ticket iti West Virginia this fail.
a slli1Sort az the dilacy 81 Thorn
!as IIIsgens ot Mass setts, can.
diiate for Pres dent ~ the intel
States and John Temple Graves Of.
Georgia the ependenes candidate
!.
for the vice pr slaency
MI Lily win hold q meeting in
the hsadqparters aYery evening at 8.
5,elock at whici time he VIII be
pleased to meet any who may like
Slimsel be interested IN the new
moS SeDpent, as set forth m the plat
9fS;ty,3s9 Al {fSiSSs ~, NV q
\ qsfterature concerning the party
Iartd its plans can also be obtained Mt
the head quarters and addresses Of;
William Rand olphs Hearst the organ
iers OF the Independe ndence League
which have been published can be
Obtained s,ss
the plrpos Of the party q
interest emo eorles in the stfsls
erit liiittttes OF tile Slate TO place
pr ilientials SECTORS onS the ticket.
through the medium OF d pati ition an i
this IS the object IN estnbl fishing the
head dnuarters I'M Grafton as they have
been established IN other counties Of
West Virginia.
When interviewed Mr.: atson had
nothing further to d ly1lge regarding
the movements Of the party Sthan8 has
been nnhlfs he'd above. Lilly also.
was nonscotnn tive respe sting the
future plans % the party In this scouIls
,ty but both GENT tlemen stated that
they would have more for publication
later In the campaign.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
lRt. GlasscoclsHere
es esNetpATE FOR GOVERNOR WAS
ssoMiNENIl VISITOR mi
TOWN LAST EVEN

ttpai VIM. =. Glesscocis candidate
gossrnos On the Rapnbiiesn tickat
9 itpf ~ Fairnont short
i'slls e teSdas exenfng He stoppei
over liege On his way IRON eiarisbute
~ Aorss Town and met namber ot
Republicans He spent IN hoar IL
Heppbltcan headanartefs aere ss
was rendered hearty recep a.
Cutie 9 crowd ct WORKERS enjpyed thc
Opportunity Of shaking hands with The
mex governor
MI Glasscock VIII return here ON
Monday aftetnopn 10 be preseas at tae
hig meeting on Mondas night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
GLASSCOCK
RAIlFI AIlONI

0RGA5iSToN4St oct THE re.
publican g mpat tgn iiil be formally or
enesi IN foripng county tonight
with scnego The biggest demon tratibns
ever seen in AipFgantown A numbe 4
of prominent speakers viii De here.
inelpding Hon Stuart Reed Gnber.
material Candidate Gtassebek Hon
George q: Stnrgfss Hon. " q. Bur
rows, 5of Michigan and others.
al feature OF the demo- fon "a
he q pafad Ii ii, Sliien the stitlents 81
the State IInfyersity Who formed i
Republican club here last night. VIM
take an active part Several brass
bands win furnish music.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
LINC0LN TIES.
ARE FLED
ISSUE SET OF RESOLUTIONS AND
RETIRE AS GRACEFULLY AS (;
PcssigLE FROM FiEgp.

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To the Repppliean voters West
Nlfs'nle; 4. IS
Iae ofssniation ot8 the lincoln Re
pno'leap party az me court hopssSin
Snarlestop Sals : 1893 was neither
a polt peF 2 third PARTY movement lls
s'srtiFs With majority q The the sle'
saIly elected leIega atss to the stata n
conVenaonl many Of them had been
aepflSsd.o3 thetr seats by wrlat islnsg q
acknowledged g have been an out:
raseops ustirpat ion q bys 9 ma
1ority oi tue Republican State central
committee controlled yby arrogant no:
lltical besses Y fapldIs grew until 1T
far outnamberet eehnicaIl5 rssii,
lar ofearization.
Fisreea 10 assume the name Tie
Lincoln Republican party lby reas 81
the fact that the party maehin eryl was
in the hands OF those guilty . q the
nsurpation. it was neyefth trua
that large majority OF the sRepdblf.
can votes of the State believe that
Hon. Arnold C. seherr was IL reality
the rightful nominee OF the RenablL.
can party.
The executive committee of the Iit,.
coin Republican pary re-affFns the
ofncial stattAlent That Il itas iietetos
fore made, concerning The offensive
manner Of the nomination 81 Hon,
William b. Cilasscock.
We refer again tofthe fact that the
Republican State committee suhmittei
a list OF seventeen names OF froposea
candidates for nominatlon. alI ef fthet,
onrnosa or s,tscttns ~ ssssassSls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
.SAIAPL O
10 BE PR AIRED.
COMMUTE APPOINTED A. JOINT
coMSiiFFgE MEETING An
Ola SsaesG.

sBgJRG oce d. Juags
FFank Cox Oh Morganto,sn ii. G.
si'erts u elarksbutg; Eltiott North
5eptt Of Huntington, ami A. 3. wsite
81 Ghafiestop. were appointed i CON.
smittee 70 prepare a sample ps4lot and
Instructions BY the Republican Stat
committee 1T It's Joint session wita
the campaign adxtsory committee.
The session lasted until he early
hours q tie morning
All 81 the commit teenien were
pleased with tile result Of die meetfng
~ Witch splendid dsrepotts ot grow.
ing TAFT and Giasscoos sentiment were
received from all over the State
Plans were made for the faftherance
ot the camp Ign. Arrangements were
made 70 coop perate With w S! Alien.
.prestd lent q the Republtcan elaghe 81
this State In his wbrls OF organ Ring
clubs throug ghout the state Major
Charles 2! Elliott of PaFlse eTsburs wa
appointed TO loelS liter the registta!
tton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
Romantic, Tragic, Scenic, Fun.
Dixie Theate
To.day saturdaY. eood.

WHERE THE BREAKERS ROAR
A hne picture showing pretty ro-
nance an the beach and in the break
ers. the young felix's having great
sport The arrival Of an escaped lun.
attic causes horror. as he gets the low
ing girl out at sea In boat, and IS
barely captured as he holds knife
at her throat. Romantic, Tragic
Scenic.
Illustrated sono-"RAlNBoW-r
The latest Eastern song Hit. Very
popular all over the East.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
Europe Is Just Learning
OF India $ Terrible Condition
SO, 600 Buried
In River Valley
lND0N 0el. 8At last aronsed

ERrnr4H
LONDON Oct At iast aronsed
'bs tae eaorttliIs the dsyasplls.si
wrought q Hood ii nc Sfsi Rii
sry ya'les IN Ioecean. fpdla, tie Rritts
pfess etafitahle societies and colnnial
Once to7iay ale eSefting IN thaf
power % furnish fslsef 10 the tticse en-
tsgicn Repofts make the caianiits
tae wetst tilat ever beIelt. .India Ter.
rstofy lie size q several sfngli com.
ties slenselg populated have been
turned INTO an ocean ot bottonless
slime ii Hhieh lie bufied prpbably
95QsQ90 natlyss nd many Eilropeans.
'Ishe dead are so t:tiels as 70 impede
the progress d bozts Rhich reseuers
attemnt to p6sh airoag the l,iagtnire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
AGED LADY
/: IA :! |: EYaiA!lW!!!Al!'Y'! !!
MRS. SUSAN .. 40 oLL.ANp DIED
THIS AFTERN ~ HE
HOME OF HER SON .s y

* - y f!.H ~
Z AIRS. Stisan D. III land He'd this aft
ernoon at 12ss0s o'clock ut taez home,
OF her son Porter H bland, on Walnut
avenue Deceased had been In de-
,elining health for some time from
lcomIli atlons ncitlent to old "a ee and
Tier death was not unexnec ected. u
Mrs: Hallantl was the widow Of Ill
ton Holland, who preceded her to the
grave a numb years so, She
was formerly Miss Susan Batsopi Of
Prpnty town. and at the time OF ner
death was aged % years. She is sur
Yiyed by TWO children, a son, Porter
and q dalghter, Miss Florida, who iTeS
sided vita her mother NO arrange:
ments for ifnneral services 6have been
made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
MORE
In Elk KINS CASE
BEEATEp MIssiyE REACHES Az.
oRNEYs Asl Nc FOR yYiTFi;
pRAHtAls OF MSS Ions
DEIos SfII-,

aiTfoRNEXS{ ASk(fklfS EnE3s sAlGlTGt.
1RAvNAl or MISS z oNs.
pkE,s SUIT
NEW sYoRIs sSet fiss
IAda i 5o1fs;e ,onsi IA aslgsrs baya
received & belate5 letter from ae,f.
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9eel14eSl lensiyeS am! 3Sssopld saessespe
mighty slepy and = tired Hope you
been worried teo @ mus q; q hays M
thsstl: sober l and not no sotsth ogeyer
ssll down bad couldnlt yallS talk q p
lses found; him In In front Of our house; Us
sfFa!d heEhas gone all In Thought
32ori ri5SwouSd write me here BLAINE
Abotis onetararteF Of nlldns's ms let
Sspsstea delivery iic .lll,ttlns;a
some times that he aidn't have any
ilpsrA 1esl t. send or eonldnlt !OslII have
lsher come 70 lel lsins because M Msle
4 ls'eoala mt raise the wind hut the 3is
iteiegraph was resorted to weekly
some times daily There are kilograms
also from Rlaine's brother that fndt,
cate more rFI nan aE lurkt In ing suspicion in
THE family that wire % Miss Ions.
'Iaale's sl + shetel tg in New York q would find
Blaine
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-03
lied at lRie o,ad.
WE'LL KNOWN ,stllFifl lsToN sWo,
MAN y UNDERWENT OPERA.
T'toh AN o N EVER!
aALLfEp.

Mrs Isl aIa16yt wife 81 DR. sGaloys
OF shinnston died on Thursday night
.at Riehmond Va where she had uu-
iiefgone an operations Mrs daloy
was taken to Richmo4d several days
ago and an operation was performed
mt once from the effects of which sha
never rallied.
Mrs; stalpy was formerly Miss Rho,
3ias Lowe q daugh Ter OF the late Ben.
iainin Isowe sae IS surIviyed sbys three
sisters MRS Hood Hornef 81 Linn.
berpsri. Misses villa ana PearIi owe
at home aEessrs. Scott and K4rl
Lowe, this city we're cousins of tae
DECEASED ISunerai services win be
held on Sunday At her home at two
O'Clock.
Mrs, &. e. Morfitt sr.. Of washing
ton, D g, is the guest of her SON. AIf.
c. c. Morfitt. Jr.. on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Moriltt- Jr.. Is IN Of Appendicitis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
Notice to Fat Women.

Presumably you know, ladies' that
the proper caper nowadays is lines.
Curves are passe. You have got to
take off your fat. This must be done
in one of three ways. BY dieting, by
exercises, or by means of Marmola
Prescription Tablets. The two former
will keep you busy for months and
punish you pretty severely, the latter
will cost you IS cents at the drug
gist's. The tablets will not make any
alienation in your diet necessary, and
yet in all probability, before you have
used up one case, you will be losing
from 10 to 16 ounces of fat day
Which method do you like the best
If you fancy this pleasant method OF
getting off the fat, see your druggist
instantly, or else write the Marmola
Company Detroit, Mich. to send you
a case by mail. These cases contain
so generous a quantity of tablets that
the treatment is very economical. 1t
is, also, quite harmless, for the tab
lets are made exactly in accordance
with the famous Mar1nola Preserip-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
Mrs. Glenn Stout, of Liscomb,
Severely Scalded While Over
come With Epilepsy
THRUST ARM INTO HOT WATER
While Washing, Mrs. Stout, Was Over
como With an Attack of Epilepsy -
She Fell, Thrustins Her Arm in the
Boiling Water Where 1t Remained
Until She Was Found.

While doing her family washing
Mrs,Glenn Stout,a well known Liscomt
woman. was overcome with an attack
of epilepsy, and in falling to the floor
she thrust her arm IN the tub of boil
ing hot wafer, badly but not danger
ously scalding it.
Mrs. Stout has been subject TO at
tacks Of epilepsy, and one came on heI
while she was at work over the tub
In falling her left arm was thrust al
most up to the shoulder in the hot wa
ter.
Mrs. Stout lay on the floor with hei
arm in the tub Of water until her hus-
band found her. Fortunately for the
woman she remained in the precafious
position but short time, for soon
after she was overcome her husband
where he had been working.
The skin and flesh of the arm was
badly burned, and 1t was feared that
serious results might ensue, and that
ii might even be necessary to ampu-
tate. The burns have begun TO heal
and tits believed Mrs. Stout will re-
cover, altho 1t will probably be neces-
sary to do large amount of skin
grating to close the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout formerly lived
near Liscomb, but more recently they
have been making their home In that
city. Mrs. Stout Is 55 years of age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31

forty eight since 1860 Glance back
ward d moment and call to mind the
progress OF the United States during
that period. Population has increased
from 81 100000 to S4,000,000. In wealth
from SIG. $4,000 to S10T, 1000. equal
to six and one-'half times increase. IN
tied States sales to foreign countries
81, $50 100000. We buy from foreign
countries $l,434.0O0,O00. leaving the
enormous sum of SAC 100000 In our
favor every year. These great results
have been reached under the guidance
OF the republican party. Farmer, do
YOU want to drop this leadership ana
Try an experiment to say the least? You
remember the old cry, "Turn the ras-
calls out" and the cry was successful.
The funds in the United States treas
ury were counted and revealed the
fact that no rascal had been han
ding the funds. Two cents only were
missing. The people tried and soon
got enough of the untried party, and
when the opportunity came for the
people to express their choiceasth the old
tried and true party was returned To
manage the affairs OF the government,
anu you KNOW lIle snip W SeeeS 's'''
never struck a rock when steered by
the republican party. A splendid rec
ord OF forty years under such leaders
as Lincoln. Grant, Garfield Hayes.
Harrison. Mckinley and Roosevelt.
why farmer the republican party gave
you the homestead law, the protective
tariff and is giving you the best mar
liets in the world Just pause mo-
Observation-Disclosures vote.
(Signed) DIR. w s. DDN1NE.