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The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22
Dakota National Bank
UNITED STATES OEPoslTARY
LOCAL NEWS

Farm loans. quick action. H. X. Nichols.
8-14-tf
Butler. 2-6-tt
Phone 81 for the Lehigh coal. Guar
anteed. good. 2-27tf
If you want to build, we want to build
tor you. Soules & Butler. 70 If
Call ]. Vaughn for coal, wood, sand
gravel, rock or team work of any kind.
Phone 81. 2-2.tf
Hiawatha coffee is not merely good but
the most delicious, purest and health
full coffee. In 20 to 40 cent pound pack
ages at A. T. Crowl & Co. s 5tf
If you desire to buy N. P. Scrip see
lo.3I-tf W. F. BURNETT
Bear Creek coal beats them all-and J.
Vaughn has it for sale. Phone 81. 2-27tf
have purchased Albert Connelly's
we'll auger. You can trade stock or
money for a we'll. Write me and l will
come and see you. Paul Floody. I1-6-tf
DR.. J. P. Weyrens was in the city
on business Friday.
Mrs. Fred Freeman suffered a bad
attack of tonsilitis this week.
: Commissioner W. M. Connolly was in
from Bailey the last of the week.
Jip Jones of Medora was a business
visitor in the city onM onday.
J. C. Thompson came down from
Glendive Friday on business matters.
Earl David of Gladstone was in the
city a few days the latter part of the
week.
The Royal Arch Masons gave degree
work TO several candidates on Friday
evening.
The Equal Suffrage club will meet
with Mrs. v. H. Stickney at her home
next Friday.
Herman Jurgens Of Taylor was tran
sactine business in Dickinson Of Thurs
day and Friday.
The young son of John Friend is quite
i'll this week, suffering from stomach
trouble of some kind.
Herman, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Crawford, underwent a minor
operation On Friday.
Mrs. C. H. Ginder of near Manning
visited this week at the home of her
brother, Mayor Geo. Frye.
Miss May Heffron underwent a serious
operation Monday al her home, but her
condition now is favorable.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

Dr.. H. A. Davis and daughter, Miss
Florence: left on Sunday for Chicago.
where they will spend several days visit
ing and transactine business.
The Dorcas society met Friday after
noon with Miss Cora Simpson a, the L.
A. Simpson residence and a very plea
SAINT afternoon was spent by them.
A. Hilliard delightfully."- entertained a
few of his gentlemen friends at a stag
party on Wednesday evening. The men
played cards and enjoyed a good time
socially.
Tony Neidhart Of Antelope was at the
Dickinson U. S. land Office on Thnrsday
to make homestead final proof. Jacob
Neidhart and Fred Steinerueber acted as
witnesses.
From Fargo papers we learn that the
basketball game between the Triple
3. g Of Billings and the Dakota Bust
ness College team Of that city wal called
off because the home team refused to
let Manager Nell Of the Triple B. Is
referee the game.
LgLE1 -.HHE= E%eSEI- .4tgE
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

.ErE.|- E4EaAh-g EH-F. t."-"TEt -.E-"ETl
M. Ten Eyck is able to be around.
again after suffering some weeks with
an injured leg. However, he will not
be able to resume his work as machinist
at the round house for some time yet.
On the 18th C. E. Allen was Apo inted
general master mechanic of the Yellow
stone, Montana and Rocky Mountain
division. with headquarters at Living.
ston. Dickinson people are always clad
to know of Mr.. Aliens promotion in.
the service of the N. P.
On Sunday, Harry Leroy. the young.
son of Nj. and Mrs Slime Carroll, was
baptised q tSSt. Patrick's church. Next
Sunday. Marjorie Merle, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Shaw, will also be chris
tened by Fl. Dignam.
The P. E. O. society will meet next:
Tuesday with Mrs. F. D. Hevener. The
subject for discussion will be "Sani Ia
tlon : Physical, Moral sub division.
OF THE Need Of the Hour in Dickin-
son." Papers on this subject will be
read by Mrs. WI. Stickney and Mrs.
N. L Ayers.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

Mrs. Norman McPhee was able to
leave the Stein hospital on Sunday but
will return again next week for IN oper-
alton for appendicitis.
w. S. Wade, chief of the fifteenth field
division of the United States land Office
of Fargo, was inspecting the local u. S.
land Office this week.
Mrs. Charlotte George went to Gendive
Thursday to attend to some business
matters, and attend a home talent play
in that city on Thursday evening.
Her daughter, Miss Ruby, is N of the
cast. rs
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22
SEES MOTHER GROW YOUNG.

"It would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change in my mother since
she began to use Electric Bitters" writes
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth, Me.
although past 70 she seems really to be
growing young again. She suffered un.
told misery from dyspepsia for 2oyears.
AT last she could neither eat drink nor
sleep. Doctors gave her up and all rem.
edies failed till Electric Bitters worked
such wonders for her health" They in.
vigorate all vital organs, cure Liver
and: Kidney troubles, induce sleep, i'm
part strength and appetite. Only soc al
T. Greene & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22
The OLD MILL

The OLD MILL
and The old leather
wallet are now but
relics. The mod
ern mill and the
check book nave
taken their places.
THE DAKOTA
NATIONAL
BANK
invites the &C
counts Of men and
women of today.
The size of the &C.
Il makes no
difference. The
less you have the
less you can afford
to risk its loss by
keeping your own
cash.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
characterization Qil1bERH:'
(Conadusd f1oml page; DIS 10

cases before allowingsaRy ofstAem
70 The 1o a attorney S as led III. <BafHaasr
if he did nokNthink: thA Z Pl'riss1as Y
order to have <onpistA 'Ees9yd1. l. b .e
fore him. ~ " NsYN u xSg
Mr.. Ballinger would not admit
their oitnDortantass 2ots'q sriusaA
Another: letter hYritten, by, sMg neq55
nett to the, fraud division Of the
land offfces urging them. hot 10 sand%
any 2AlaskahI lcoal' 1claimS stci sgu to-
patent without tullfz,jnyeaisRti0n t
written AFTER the reoeipt.tQk I94fes,
WARNING, was, discussed. Mr.. Balm.
ger ihsistXa tat be dfd 'htb3tt H a 'tea eh'
the same Importance 20 ~ ahat :eeme
super-suspicious" persons might.
Clashes between MrgBailtrEeFFG1d
his inquisitor were frequent. KAe
moIni1esssseesi0ns ~ No sssRa tiasaAaElas
livaaymapAthaAts "a atsssane
stage Mr.. Ballingar. made a dramatic
appeal to the committee to protect
himzfrom5s!aA.the2, :ins0lsnce;*aof;:, ;sthis
man 4 ~ -
The afternoon session was less
lively. but occasionally the two
would cone tag@her at4 the5 ssparks
usually flew. "a
Members of the committee mixed
in the skirmishes in the morning,
but their interest seemed to- lag is
the day wore on, and during the at
ternoon made few Interruptions.
Mr.. Ballinger probably will be on
the stand foE*aeYgalhass yet He
is beginning to show the strain he
has been under. Mr.. Brandeis will
continue to question him tomorrow
on the subject of the. Cunningham
coal claims ':'''''i S''S''.i''! ''''$'
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! s.s ,;;';k;:SR0RF, :'SkflCB,;:'r : oSS:
( (%nH5qNd,: from page" = =; -

lGS 9a9ttn4Hsad from page y i a. =
during which0 heaiw over Europe
and the east. In 1860 he made a tfi-
umphaltltoun taeo United States and
Canada. fL1
:fThe prince Gax8S; dhaffied on March
10, 1868, to Princess AlexandriH, old
est ddaughteEsf6f1 thea DAN ISL Iprince
Who became! some? moRthsff Litter X ing
Chyist4an,a LII 1olSixt }chiiafeh were
born two a6f whom 1.-the Duke ::2Uf
Clarence and Prince Alexander, died,
The ssurvivingc children care George
frederic, Prince" Of tWa3es;3 Duke. OF
Cornwalla and YORK; WHO rf6w nnbe@2
comes bKang;' Princess I6ufse, 'oMhg
WAS :marDiedl 1ito} 4he2 Duke 81 Fife;,
Princess Victoria Alexandra.ul and
Princess> Maud Charlotte. who! was:
married to; lPslnceE Karl Of Denmark,
now King Haakon VII of Norway.
i The king swaso OF the q hoGse OF,
Hanover, which dates from the ac-
cession to the throne of King George
in Ill., Hin coronation ipristaally
set for 1qnfss I 26,, 1sQ2,I and, Postponed
un ", AYgqst e., Pr a.SfRlAt,tAf Nrr
ness was d FRAGRANT ptr,almast MP,
PARALLEL spIehdor and the pccasionl
OF q a utAlebration 9"throughoutat tie
world. I'His' short reign was i. peacte-:,.
full one, afteh' the conclusion Of the4
Boer :I~ar j!l%hteh ''Mas III Progress
whom hbl zbeeamsnKinggW .';ul3 3 Ell
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
WILLlSTON TO /
.r.s'irtl GET BUILDING

*T #asSi5stS4;~ May 1.-THE !enas s
;eommittee, ON: public bui}dlngta and
grounds here tavorably repdrted th
biil providing for the efecuah Of 4
FEDERAL building at WilliatonJ. NJ Da
at a, cost of,;$75,oo0. The treasury
department had previously reported
that q $3.50, 600 building would be hecs
essary to meet with the requirements
of the public business at thatspiaee.
E.Senator Purcell stated today that
arrangements had been made for 2
hearing on the Hanna bill opening tho
Berthold indian reservation before
the ;senste committee on Indian at
fairs Oh fTuesdky. The committee
will probably will report the bill sone
time during the ;eominig week
The sundry civil approAHA4lnA bill
reported today containssaaa Item: Of
s., 500 to- complete Aeld notes IN con:
= ssltnl1ya
kota, South Dakota and Minnesota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
sNIp1k;re13Fo iieata{drsaaTTk

1ol evtia7x;a, .A7!|o ete4xee&9dr.!aaT1AT
Do YOU ever < awe6fidef Why P6ets stdn<
Is fnticha about d9KA!e.rns '3fgd yop ever
hear of poet who aid hot Yalk iab6nt
them3r Don't:ypu thipk . POEM y htch,
fors thei ga ba of beipE1 aeigipa)e sheNld
leaxeret1ea3 ont igoHlddbe like those
verses where TIE fetter Asor l. OR some
other is omitted? No; they will tbIo0n
oyer, and 7!NYer. again r. poems. as IN
the summer .fields,:: to the end AT time,
always old and always new. WHY
should We he more shy OF repeating
ourselves than the5spr1hg be tired 'of
bl6ssohfs IT the tight Of stars? Look
at nature! ,,fnshe never ,,tYg'eartes 81; sat-
ing over her forai' ppatefh6ster:: ID the
creNicesot sytlepsap waits. IN. the dust
where men ate.l1 ldust aiso,naou the
naonndssthat burys hugd cities, the Bits
Nemrodd Edndsthe Baba heap STILL that
same sweet prayer and nBenediction.
The amen OF nature, is always Z dow.
Wendell Holmes: ''"7
.dao.f thna G::xs Isl -faf ocx
.a2A suudqiaa, ,l!t2 ri VOC *.1'sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
asEssN
sesrA->sns,.s sa
u She FORGET.

III She Forget.
lat 3 O'Clock the absentminded NO.
1hnsaeft home with an 1mt1 EllE At
s; 4tu!.$s! .zs3 n'efaB 81 Sa sssss,i i;
WI. tbs SaSneE Rs%sae3lsEl MdhenI
ste Came baek Osc3ee1 sfEe.--swas
fAfning. Boys with umbrellas to rent
darttaa1s sttussta.hherS acknowledgements
atstts' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
paid one re-, boy 80 ssnts ats escort cor. her her
umbrella. Sheltered by i borrowed
umbFeila.. she Went back to ketsit: The
newssdeaierrh loeked unS4s5!: 1':: :;7', -
,.5 5sf $.G1 $'ne9s" ess''a* ;"qs' fs%'
4 s%s', bo;y ;'; lodged t,tir9sannatRs ,s9
ner of=thes standard handed oyeE-7a
dripping dmbtkQa' Hheaabs6ntminded
wymaH looked 1T the boy; she looked
hi ths3, 'dmbreiia,ee she Recognized both
"1diotr she said. -" gafd. That 10y
10 cents for taking me home With my
own umbralla, H'-New York Press:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
THEY ..HAVEoSIR0NG 4
:: :'::; DEFENSE o:M I I

4!{ss|ss s ssf9 asss;s' a fegn H. s';
Galez, Jahnke and GhH Es n u Balt az
an unintentionai injustice Through III
typographical errer. CT In 'th federal
court article IT.: WAS ,kssted1 that, t Is
e eaif FSa' tas ssfy bS$&ssS
re t,I YES t. tAs aaoRY Ra e1er'00k
The fact that reference was made
to bail; which was: :ffuffnI shed, tshowS4;
however; that the gentlemen had n9t
pleaded guiltX.:;;t;::. - xyJ mi. - M
l., Thet defendant ;; plelded-1nottT75gdltllI::
ePs i j. Slstpsa h Y'l3 2St Sp
come to trial. The: Forum regrets
the. mistake tWhich isl something that
creeps in eceestonallX tto Assssstrosis
s' S. ss;at il men a.a,a Asta. g *5;
iogan county this norahg. f'Ie,,s;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
UEEP- LIFE.
F. : s. Ss;f%. I; s; &c: '''f''
tt~4RSH,,tAr HIaeaA fS11 X& kofa1Sy

n G-A 4 nfrk saeEaak4 4 4
bb~4W,dlAr Au&HetA SSA ~ kofa1xy
I'd aRatIataa the ahacnEa III daptha AZ the
se1 hAS not been settled by Bcientists,
and the fact that some animals found
ID aad4pth e1oeedinst5eoA kthonis have,
40 geo ooR Rasyakaint! indication OF
item dNhil etl pt hen ,paeeees Eefy' large
S. a!Bs fsp ~ 3! sss s;| H.; g. make
,pWef IdRetp{h2 of ILL III, '3cean Il Il that
beahs IA inhabttants' bbsiGjs sii 1inny color
II ailotAxp e1aots'l YudsSuaiay orange or.
teb or reddish orange-for example,.
H -as nemsegaass a AoF a.F' etet The sur
ks e saSPifles
shpwH2fhfak diaataA 4stffhtkeF roasting place;
oHvast shoals of carnivos0uSE animals. {
when a.. Goldfish. eats. it takes an,
pSetef IN It's mouth. cracks the shell. !
6kesest lthte thii9at :iaaAH et6ct1 shell.
uhb3 c44Staf 1thx fshe9lS vtfs;thefr smaller
n1Rfiboft in2f1d sutR duHe thies tHiiedt. This !
Aesof 6Hs f% tAe im4b6uihds 81 Shells
Which are found benedtK the waves. !:
At--asb-benes.sdiseovered.=t there linz
varfably crumbte at the slightest
touch. SO eqmPlste}Y A9ve, they been
honeycombed. BY tie boring shellhsh,
and further iMtstrattng tfhe- constant
destrucdi40ngoiab. msdn sthsa oceans
DEPTH, It is said thAt.sf Y ship.sinks ut
sea with all on board 1ttwM ,bes4aten
BY tbs FISH, With 1I1a,, the execution Of It's
metal rp9rtl s,IHPd 4 Eq3s1 4 human bone
d! ltsh tffrreYf ~tll remHAltHp ))aager than a
few days.-St, Louis Post-Dttpatch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
r The gentlemen named lEatninsSd, Il
iogan county this n1prhing. ~ s,s
1'lIh6(:|':]k!ikF;I| I! I :!
= >s::fcoPtinaaaed 1 fiae 4. s,l \ s

ended in. his passing. ~.----.-,-
When DR.. St. Clair Thomson, the
throat, specialiskswas called IN ysas
s tssSsa Bs so IS Ssf sg ! as 3
cessary. but after a CONSULTATION It
wa AL. g thsSeenes were the
seaaE loud: symptoms.
E1s s sSa ,s;.Rsss .sss; Ito to
wei fe r. the
Kinxb zhsS lIll In bult lf fatal
issuI mi e {s set
asids 4 ~ ldl ~. t,Ets -
cha r! l4h& Hlhg> OF
liantly iif V2ale til Fest A the
F5 5i0G H9s afF VT" {$s3 ~ Is 3f SsS
|ae z s1s,I III
AdfB has #ssS Sric
Htzroy, kleHfspf tie council TconE en-
ing, the PcouAdl in the THRONE ROBIN
or St. 4gmesS Palace at O'Clock THIS
|Rfternd6n, wien the counsellors WAL
|E]gHT-DaiIk Gribbins May 6
with one Voice and the consent of
tonguexapd heart nphlish and pro-
IcleihK Nat shjga Al d slightly Prince
EEGaorgeAas neTV hui tbe Ahath of our
&C. Sisit fsl
leg. 1tdfaa GsSr8eSV,Sby the grace of
God tk is ofAhR United Kingdom of
Great BrftaiH aid Ireland, Defender
of the Faith. and Emperor of Indian,
tt whom 'WeV de- acknoWiedge7 al
'faitR ana constant bbediente3' WIFI oh
humble araffeetionI be-
SSeeehipg> God, hy whom kings H f9a
,anefns do reign, to bless the royal
'pfince George v, with Tong, ana hap-
pyAyears 70 5reighf' over u.s." : hFis
re Thea new Kingy1 AFTER this proclaim
alton, ,iwill address, the. council and
'premisei'to reign as constitutional
MeStsa aeer sn, will issue e his his
''arats exclamation. requiring al l,, Of,
Edtfals pfteee VI th Utid!
For HUI lfe
were .:Eacated -oa~-the
asasa & Is ssz&Eslka; sssssR:
don will attend the council and
swear allegiance. "a HaclIamAt folnl q
lalraaay bar sbesn, AsSued by. the
homel omtS 4e44ising theatfeg te
close today. Il
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Farm5life may be made dismal by
shutting in the home so that teams
and people, cannot =: be- seen when
passing along the road: $50.
= In Quitting - home attention
should be spSid TO- proper drainage
so that water, viii not stand in pools
around the house nor ii the cellar,
A money advantage in planting.
cora.@eseessnsseslfiz1 i1a4~seeaaeee from.
the cultivation Of the soil and Clean
ing, the land Of foul weeds. Corn
shoqbfbs cultivated we'll Planting:
in check rows has al advantase over
drills, for it can abes cultivated: both
ways: T.: r.; !, - = J., :.: %*;,>
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
FOH| mi E E !|!!;!!!| IS:
MARR K | 4: A|I1f%;;j)iI|h||lE0WN1|
MISS ANNA sEsskLkus MAaasEo
7AiItRs oA~, MORNING, re. Il: y,
tzzsl DR.. .'ARzT1q.::u aa,:l ~
weddinoEHMlas Quiet With ionlNi In
mediatx;E tie nds Of Contracting Par
ties Pfss4nt. S-' - r. 8'' t. : I

The foaio4aing IRON the ,JAHeFtown
capita! Ei4abe Ct Interest to fr1 enc s
her 81 DIS. Belle +Klause; "A re.
sideda for a number Of
year1.sass!: tn lAls died rather. Isuq;
denlys lille ~. Ys$t dent of this city,
and Mrs Ahn4beE returned to James.
town !: sheEe 4:has rnahe, her home
with tr. and NM c. A. Klaus sinee
Altheash *qsu,at, q wedding, '6t,ahh!
Usual Interest to n tnsitfbsan Teaadente
took NICE aktgsB d glA1sAay morning
when V5f;ss Fhjlip, q, .Arst and Miss
AnnabS fsk: H1aus: wefs united II mar:
riage aE$ths home Of Rev., zFAthe'F
Gersghty.
Aftes-1he ceremony a delightful
Wedding breakfast was served at the
home Af the tags aunt HME z ! N M III
EEL ss!l g44as>01I te ss;;sst: <sbnRlGa 18s:t
present. Those attending were Mr.:
and az IN Mfs ., AAsS k1 t;4 Saf4e sa aPs
ply and their daughter, MISS anna
Murthts 3and: stt7AI, u1dr,t MA If3OeA A1ar-
phv. "2il d2iGw .Iash fhas'n $ d.iw
Although "A5e 1'exaet Ams aayfas the
weddine nhaaqheep1 kept. o Z. a@eA&fd
secret, nnmber.Dfi theasb Ejepast we're
f TN e es5 sfaVRf 1hgg le' as
fun to the occasion wffeh TIE q bride
ana 40%3b a. et3st}f oR as aaf}{ 9ebe{
Thafsda29 Aeysal t4lll sesdfh 0St tFeRr
home: Dh 6nthhtto Hbstsa ysH'e, tq l5SNb5
July fiIoOo hoOo 1asii 49,. robc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-07
MADE I! % WAGNER !I|; !: 3, PAY,

Az Ear1y iSonuffSI t:1NXt' Cow ~ Com.
III pSssr a''Got of'As6hasy. :, s:'5'
Wagner when young man wrote 4
1onata which1 hadtal lfair1 suceess, but
in after .ii2elthe3mAdei every EFFORT to
suppress it: Going to the publisher.
be said. ~Bave, YOU aAyg' COPIES Of that
miserable thi6es still dns6id ,''@' :,
"Yes," was the reply, II have quite
q number o. them s. ttpcck." >,.' = :
'"send them to''Rs Ct, enre. with :
bill," said the composer: a
a thousand copies were soon after:
vand delivered at!hfy door. rhe bill
was a Zig ons, bit II HwRas paid. ,Spme-
what srudgingly. and Wagner thought
vi " pi liz sSSiAbBf}sS: I'LL, It, sikseysixias
two or three months later another
consignment, this time of 800, copies,
~ {h4ugRt 948p Lad SS4i2 4 thonsand
Of thsas thingsrH, he ,,pptfstSd,. ,>,;.:A
> l'That was all ! had In stock, ~ eK.
planned the dealer, .but these have
been au Fetq p2es4d hS, ~ eeaats to whom
=; Vow S~ . 1T n sI$:sEtE. KY
sonata suppressed" 1890. -. -. ...- -
Wagner WINGED, h4t3 there was moth.
Ing for-jt but to pay the bill.-4And
thereafter whs1Stkdp bsslnsssswaj dull
y WIN a4lp eraftys TablnHsf H4ew.hun>
r4kN9r6oDtllidl19sshe sstaA taGx6Sld ~
strdeett 7Sfb Snsbhbp 5&aa6 II hid de-
lfvered at the composers door with
h m,andumfuff l1Eenbeeceff.i1 tim
had just come hack from remote
pisces Hhare theY. had been sent tor
aafe :
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the MOTHERS PROBLEMS !!
49, S:'|::jE;!ccGf13.@:!.:;|i t.. ;:

self eYerX mothsF Wtsh EiIttss g 4Ssse,
,m.Shese Ssys. The exig snsfess ~ sShool
life. the hurry and routine OF everyday
do tiSs. the. Artificial s.seugirunmers "a.
not,ern civilization, make 1t more
dif,acult to raise strong, heelthy girie
than ever in thu history Of the world. -
Bows raise themselves. = Give them
room. give them liberty, ana they Will
orowup healthy Of lesst, without nauchkr'
worrying. But the girls present = sel'
ious problem. -,- - ~ :, : -
How many mothers there rewho srs
Worrying about their daughters. Ner-
vous, :puny girls, with poor, capRtcto1s
.ppstftes, blooiless, listless, . constant
anxiety to the mother. How shall che
solve her problem1- TO whom shsn she
turn: for help7. Each case 10 more, eF
less \ study by itself, and cannot %
solved by any general rnle. :tz*s 'SG
This Is the Wy one mother solved r. {:
problem. Mrs. schopfer, 500 Prescott
Ave., st. Louis, NO., IN : letter to Dr. 4
Hartman, says: .My daughter Alice,
four years o. age, WIS . puny, sicklJ,'.
siling child since she'was born. W.
always doetoring her. Whenzwe corr
menced to uae Peruns she grew strong
another mother. Mrs, Martha Mo-.
RE. D. & Chippewa. Fslls, Wisconsin,,
saws: "Our little eight-year-old= girl
had I bad cough, and WAS in . general
rundown condition." 6he had several
doctors, who could give the childn re-.
Lief, and tho mother noeneourage ment.:
Finally, she got . bottle Of Psrunaf
and: commenced giving it to the child,
snd5it proved te b. just what she'
needed, When she commenced taxing
Peruna the child had to DO carried
Now the mother: seyse she p playing
around AL the time.,r 49,. --s.v
Her closing. wosds~wers: "Xoa have
done . great deal for her.. She II the
only girl We have, and IT. meantlots 10
rs to have her cured"
These are samples Of many letters
which Dr.. Hartman Is receiving, COM
ing straight from, the hearts Of loving
mothers. While the different: schools:
of medicine are pickering and differing
o. to theories and remedies, Peruns-
goes right steadily. on giving permanent
relief! :: After ,all, tits :cures~ that the. 5
people want: Theories are Of LITTLE
accounts 100 80. ~
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A. Man Wants: to Die

only when. q lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightfal dsspondency:
But DR.. Kings New Life; Pills :,ex.
pei poisons from the system; brings
hope and courage; cure all liver, stoini
ach and kidney troubles; impart
health and vigor to the weak, ner.
vous and ailing. 25c at Finney!s
Drug Store.
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eeeond faate%as,t: iea .... o !, Ne oeeu
.(pyine !3hs nAttentliie'ln. ref} teeo c;epst---
fpns More ,Meek, enrrn;) 7, astroGr

s & asf[ 81 III aaa
WAS d Gi1anN1cted ,o6 cappEtepapti # yepart
yffteTdaX at the spring TERM Of, the
Morton county district court, and: will
be sentenced on qTuesdasYi ;pexL,,au
x,th sHfSElSls3sps5 s Il ;f9e prohibition
IRE; eafe 'ssf 5Nlhb4eFF, which is of
;f& eaS {s s4pse{sa I'll hle so
c fggqm8pp1at 81 some, TINS sattuIaay,dj no
.Ia4hAffI4nI eeftXo te9nXtetea 0fi' malicious
W.T., Be- cA1e ntEssR2ad lsatyrdays'sIt H.
exHSctefa kfh4Bbb there sWAMl; he fAness4.
cSSess ato, Keen, the eeaFt;} busy. gssntil4
ABOUT 92 9pextb Keek nSatpFday,,sa ed, 81
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;'5:'T !7T='7-:7-7 I1!7' ::
Roots for tai ana winter faading
are said by the Minnesota expert.
mept 41httht - hay8 mo bhA1fi6fcfor
stimulating the flow. Of milk tp Is cows;
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TRl-srATE WEATHER

North Dakota Fair, warmer SIT
urdsys u SuHday tfairs1.o t4ef 4f5 aGo'
South Dakota; --tFair,; warmer Iaat-
urdaw and Sunday. ..;tl;iouoc. szsIo
Minnesota PARTLY: cloudy In north
and west, aahqwers:in sputheast peE-
ton; Sunday warmer in east por-
ton; Sunday 4airT Karmey. Amoderate
variable winds from south. --
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e % s'5;gt'kk5a'.RE,?stys SfN s s.s!s ds,,

ptf The court, C,-F.-ANFst-0nd
Stoeltfng, ex:SGpt. 81 schools, were
j Town from MefesfI county Friday do
Ing business in tba'Capi4al City.
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The city water will be- bh4t Oft Mon:
DAY. e all places xshess the Water rent
has not been paid.
|. Observation-Disclosures il'tt
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