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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-14
If WOMEN n ONLY J! KNEW
Wh.t.sa Heap Of Happiness j,
Would Brine to Wahpeton
Homes

Hard to do housework with
an aching back.
Brings you hours of misery
at leisure or at work.
If women only knew the
cause-that
Backache. pains come from
sick kidneys.
'Twould save much needless
VICE..
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys.
Many residents of this vicin.
ity endorse them.
Mrs. Mary E. Conlry, POP
Sixth, Ave-, South rloorehead,
MIMI. says: "Uptn the time l
used l)oans Kidney Pills about
six months ago, had been
greatly annoyed for years by a
constant. heavy ache through
the small "f NV back and &C.
casion:l sharp. darting pains
which ratlinted from my kid
news to all parts of my body.
At times it was very hard for
me to stoop or straighten and
though | used various remedies,
| did not derive any lasting
benefit. Finally decided to
give Doan's Kidney Pills trial
and procured a box. In a short
time ! was completely cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York. sole agents
for the Cnited States.
Remember the name-Doans
and take no other.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-14

Be not anxious about little things.
II thou wouldst learn to trust God
with thine all. Act upon faith in lit.
tie things; commit thy daily. cares
and anxieties to him, and he win
strengthen thy faith for greater trials
that may come.-Dr. Pusey.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-14

Contentment comes neither -
culture nor by wishing; It IL . recon.
Citation with ones lot, growing out Of
an inward superiority to our surround.
ingS.-J. X. Mclean.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-14
THINGS We | THINK n

When looking for help the
employer uaually passes up the
man or boy who seems to have
nothing to do.
The man who tries and fails
is of more value to society than
he who says he can't and sue
ceeds at it. ~
The high price of steaks is
meat tor. the beef trust. L
Let not your tongue know
what your brain ,thinketh.
The Standard Oil Co., dissolv.
ed. Too much water. probably.
We never recognize ability at
it's true worth when we live too
close to it. That is why a man
does not rise as fast in the com
munity in winch he was raised
as he does among strangers.
"Uneinara duodinalis" is the
medical name of the hook worm.
Wher you get that in your
system and imbedded in your
vitals you are all in.
Roosevelt states that the
kangaroo has everything beat
for jumping. Guess the colonel
hasn't had his eye on the price
of living.
In short race the little dol
lar wins the prize.
A man made of CONF mon CLAW
is not always a brick. s..
Some men like to blow about
having been on a foot.
insurgency seems often to be
a matter of emergency.
You can not raise in the world
without a solid footing.
} A limited train of thought is
} not always the quickest.
If the prohibitionists should
win in a national election, the
ship of state would ride on a
cold water wave.
With the progress of aviation
and the propagation of balloon
trusts we will have more inflat.
ed stocks.
The Lord does not always
provide; but he will get behind
and push the fellow who goes
after what he wants.
Some sinners who refuse to
give up their street car seats to
ladies may be glad to get stand
ing room in heaven.
The man who claims he can
drink whiskey or leave it alone
causes the temperance workers
the most worry.
A cigarette consists of a fire
at one end and a vacuum at the
other.-Farm, Stock and Home.
We pres Il M e the vacuum
creates a draft for the fire.
When more people get to
raising and selling 81 Is wheat,
35c. butter. 40c. egg and Sc. pork
there won't be so much kicking
on the price paid for them.
A man in philadelphia
claims to have gotten drunk
eating onions. This is happy
Notwithstanding it posi-
BILE to get drunk and kill your
breath at the same time.
A stingy New York man
brought his wife home a pretty
present and she was struck
speechless with surprise, fail.
ing to fully recover for twenty
four hours. He now brings her
home something every night.
Ali fiery orators are not shin.
ing lights.
The man who makes enemies
is at least doing something.
The way to live happily with
your wife is-to live with her.
The man who is on the.
square doesn't have to sneak
| 'rOunl
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-14

We need not more -;uptAaA ~
mere mottve.-Jehn Willie Da9e.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-14

Rheumatic poisons are quick
ly and surely driven out of the
blood with Dr. Shops Rheu-
matte Rensedy-liquid or tablet
form. DR.. Shops booklet on
Rheumatism plainly and inter.
estingly tells just how this is
done. Tell some sufferer of this
book, or better still, write DR..
shoop. Racine. Wis. for the
book and free test samples.
Send no money. just join with
DR.. Shoop and give some suf-
ferer q pleasant surprise. Henry
Miller & Co.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-25
STATE NE w S

Through the efforts of the CONNER
cial Club OF Lewistown, the Bell and
Mutual telephone companies have
been induced to put in an agreement
Under which the patrons of both com
panies can call up toll Offices any
where over either line
Under the direct ion Of the BoZeman
forest Office, a tract Of 80 acres in the
Trail Creek region, - miles east of
Bozeman, is being prepared for an eX
pertinent in forestry. The plan has
just been announced and is to plant
yellow pine seed from The Black Hills
National forest on tract.
When a rancher named King, who
lives near Big Timber stepped out OF
his back door the other day, he no
ticed a big elk feeding within a few
feet of him in a nearby pasture. Mr..
King shot the animal. This is the
first time in many years that an elk
has been seen SO close TO Big Timber.
AT sale of school lands conduct ed
at Townsend by the State land de-
partment $4,000 acres were disposed
Of. The land was auctioned off for
$4,000, most of which was purchased
by residents of BroadWater county
Those in charge Of the SAFE say it was
the most successful conducted this
year.
The lifeless body Of Lloyd Bishop
was found recently hanging to the
limb of tree in Coulee near Round
up, by children wandering through
the woods 1t is the opinion OF
Deputy-Sheriff Young that Bishop wa
murdered and hung to a tree for
blind as bullet wound was in the
head and the body showed Other
marks Of violence.
Ronald FOrhotZ, brewery worker
at Butte, was the victim OF mysleri
Gus shooting early Sunday morning, dy
ing that afternoon. A woman is be-
lieved TO be implicated in the case al
llOuSll OTllOllL Oelleu up TO Ile
time Of his death that such was the
case. He said he was accOsted by two
unknown men, one Of whom Shot him
without warning. Forholtz had beer
to dance and there had a quarrel
with woman. Two railroad men
sa" man running from the scene
right after the shooting.
Naming the Great Northern and
y other roads as defendants, the An
aconda Copper Mining Company, EN-
ploying $1,000 men filed complaint
with the interstate commerce commits
sion at Washington alleging unjust,
unreasonable and discriminative rates
on its traffic, 1t charges that the
roads impose an unjust commod-
lty and class rates on the company'S|
traffic from the Denver district and
other tie ritories to what are known
as the Montana common points, the
tariffs being in favor of Salt Lake
City and Spokane and other com
munities and their common points.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-25
Church Notices.

On Sunday, Nov. p, Rev. Nc
Mahon will ill the pulpit of the Will
son Memorial Church at this place.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; morning
service, II a. M; Epworth League,
p. M; evening service, 7:45 p. IN.
All will be cordially received.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-25

1850, 900 pure old-fashloned buck
wheat cakes made from every days
grinding OF Wrights Mills, Berlin, Wis.
Askgrocers. wright wrongs no man."
4t-l6
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-25

Father Phel an will hold services in
Judith Gap on Sunday, and in Har-
lowton on the following Sunday, Dec.
3, at 1890 a. N.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-25
The Harlowton News

Entered as second class matter August I'd,
1906. at the postottice at Harowton, Montana.
under the act of congress of March Sd. 1879.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-25

Copy for change Of advertising must he in
this Office by Tuesday evening to receive the
proper attention
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
Roy PUGILIST KILLED.

Gilber! Trehou died 10 Psasaic, n
j., last night, from a solar plexos blow
received 10 boys prIzs fight last
Tuesday night. With brief intsrmis
slons he had been unconscious since b
was lifted nut Of the rirg and carried
81 hospital.
Frauk Keiz,r, who Is named In q
warrant so the other principal, Is mia.
sing, and the police hear he has fled
to Canada. Henry Kuacksled!, said
to have acted as referee, who is a'so
superintendent of q Presbyterian Sun.
day school 10 Pssssic, was arrested and
released in $500 bail.
Trehou aud Keller were esch nine
teen years old, both pupils OF the Pas
sale High School aud both of good
family. Reports OF their quarrel differ,
bat the patchwork story pIeced together
BY the police Ia that there had been
bad blood between them for sometime
and that they agreed to settle their
differences with the gloves, Both went
toto training and last Monday declared
themselves at.
According to eye witnesses, Ia the
seventh and fatal round, Keller csugh /
Trshou flush on the jaw with a heavy
swing, Trehou staggered aud before be
got his fec! again Keizer shot Ia body
punch Just below the end of the
steruum. Trehou went down and lay
grooming. The referee counted ten and
still the boy lay fat,
The crowd perceived thai something
was wrong and began to melt away into
the darkness. One OF Trehou's seconds
aud the timekeepe, stuck BY him,
aud when they could not revive him
carried him to g hospital.
On Thursday all the officials aud
group Of the spectators, making 81 10
all, vera srrestld and released In $500
each,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
Contract Let for Sanatorium.

Richmond, Va, April 9--The state
board OF health has let the contract for
the new buildings to be erected st the
State Tubeni losis SanstOrium st OalsT-
ba. Work on the buildings is to begiu
at once and the contractors, the Camden
Iron Company, whose bid was much
lower than the Others submitted, are un'
der bond to complete tue work by Sep
TENDER /. At that time the sanatorlum
will be prepared to receive liz pa;ieut'
where 1t can now accommodate tn, 81
The plans approved by the state board
call for six new buildings. Five of these
are the improved "lesn-tos" for the out
door treatment of consumpt on. Each
Of these will accommodate l6 patients
and will In addition contain a dressing
room, trunk room aud sitting room.
The sixih tuIlding will be Q large
amusement hsll and dining room made
necessary by the increase In the ether
Accommodations at CatsWbs.
The new buildings will be erected to
the wet OF the administration building
90 a smooth level tract, beautifully wood
ed and pfctstt,d by the adjacent noun
ts!nr. The preseDttulldlngs will not be
disturbed, leaving the betu!iiul park
about the sulphur spfIag ss i vas when
that resort was one of the mcsl fame US
10 the country. The board has recently
hsd the trees in front OF the sanatorlun
thIuued 0ut, giving an extended vie"
Of the OatsRba valley snA mountains,
and greatly adding 10 the natural bestFj
of the surroundings,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
The Albanian Revolt.

ConttintiDopie, via PhilippopolIs,
Bulgaria, April 9 -Ten thousand Turk
ish troops are now being modified to go
as reInforemeDts to the soldiers who are
trying 10 suppress the Albanian revolt.
The Turkish government will also
bopbsrd the Albanian coast and several
wsrships are being put 10 readiness to 70
to the Adristic.
A careful estimate OF the dead 10 this
weeks fighting In Albania places the
number of troops st 500 and the rebels
at 600 The wounded far ou!Dumber the
dead.
Much of the fighting Ia being dcue
hand to hand with knives aud bsyonttS
and the resulting but:hery Is the cOst
barbaric Turkey has known 10 years.
Both the rebels and the Tu kish SOL
diers are msssscreiug many of their
prisoner. Near Ipsk 1t 10 reported that
fitY captured rebels we're shot down after
being driven into pen like structure.
Nou- combstants have net escaped toe
general slaughter and women and chill
dren are numbered freely with the dead.
The war is being co uduct d along such
barbsric lines that 10 dozens Of threaten.
ed villages the women and childre1
have fled to lees exposed places for
safety. The soldiers have burned score
Of villages and hundreds of farms have
been devast ted.
The Young Turks recognize that their
very existence is threSt,ued, and, accord
ing 10 Oheftek Pasha, the entire military
force OF the government will be thrown
into Albania II Unnecessary to put down the
rebellion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
HYMN Causes oniesslon.

Chicago, H., April 9.-rhe strsirs
Of the bymu, "NeareF, My God, to
Thes,' heard In dIsordery house In
the heart OF ths ,+syee district, is the
reason given BY Matthew ". Doss, for
bis voluntary confession to the police
thst be had killed his wife year ago 10
Washington, d. O.
Doss says be gave bis vile csrbolic
acid In q glass of beer IN Washinlon on
January IL, 1909.
Washington, April s.--The police oil
this city are scepticsl about the alleged
confession made by Doss. They are In
clined to think that he VAS either drunk
or insane when he made bis statement.
They have no record Of bis arrest as
deeerter from the United States navy, to
which Dcss referred In his alleged con-
fession. Detective Evans, OF the local
central Office, left here last night for
Chicsgo for the purpose OF bringing Doa'
to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
TWO BATTLESH[PS.

BY vots OF 162 to 10, II being
present and not voting, the H0ule lsts
yesterday authorized the construction
Of two bsttleships to cost Sc 900, 600 each
ThiIty-tbree democrats. incu1ing May.
nard, Jones aud Csrlin, of Virginia,
voted With the republicans for two BAL
tlesaipz, whio "a republicans Joined
democrats 10 favor OF one battleship.
This action wss taken Just pyeviou,
to the passsge of the naval appropriation
bill, carrying about 1928, 037, 602, This
amount is about So, 900, 900 less than
was recommended by the navy depart
ment. In addition to the bstlleships
the bill also provides for the construc-
ton OF two feet colliers and four sub
marine boats.
A strong speech against Two battle.
ship policy was made by Mr.. Bartholdt.
OF Missouri, the Houses "aposile OF
peace" who briefly reviewed the progress
of arbitration in the settlement of the
differences of nations. Mr.. Robson
favored three bsttleships.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
Preachers Offer Services.

Richmond, Va, April 9.-Ths Ma.
tionsl Auti.Tubereulosis Sunday, April
"a, will be as widely observed Ia Wiz
ginis according to recent reports received
al headquarters OF the State Anu.TVber.
culosis Association 10 this city. Preachers
from all sections OF the state have writ
ten to the officers of the state associa-
ZION and ID the state board OF health
for literature on tuberculosis and have
announced their purpose OF PsFslei'
psting 10 the observance Of the day.
Tbs Atti.TuberculOsis Association
has given out the following statement
regarding the observance OF April "a;
"Ths association is making an effort to
reach every minister In the state and
will send personal letters as far as pos
sible to every clergyman whose name
appears 10 any Of the church directories,
but We expect many ministers to discuss
10 their pulpiti regardless of le'tsrs fre m
this Office. We are prepared to furnish
all necessary literature on the cause,
trestnent and cure OF the disease, and
can supply ministers With as many copies
Of The bulletin as they may Gesire."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09

minister Theological Seminary, In an sc-
dress Wednesday before the Methodist
Protestant Annual Conferences In Ball.
more declared that an hour OF medita'
ton and inspiration was worth more than
tbs up.t,.date work expected OF the pas
tor of the day. Contrasting the wolk OF
the preset pastor WITH that of the min
later of earlier days, DR.. Elderdice,
among other things, said:
1t 10 now rush or resign; break the
record or be laid on the shelf. Look at
toe ubIquit u' paTsou Of today. He Is
expect d to offciate at a gathering OF
some charitable organization; to preach
the bsccslaurpate sermon at an educa'
tioual institution; to minels In fellow
ship with the clergY Of sister ctutcs;
10 stir up temperance feeling WITH indlt-
fersut voters and write letters 10 hostile
legislators; t. raarrsuge his Sunday
school classes; to wait on tables that
should properly be served BY the stew
ard; collect auru,l contributions; raise
and pay of debts contracted by his pre-
decessors and then play bis part 10 get.
tug %, 900 conversions year and evan
eellzing the whole world. Some minis.
tiers are q species OF moral lunstic gone
daft on rapid transit and are never salts
fed uuless they are 10 q cyclone. Ac-
cording to the modern tendency msdlts-
ton Is 8 weakness OF the cloistsrsd monk
bat 1t will ever be true that the hour OF
ouis. will bring the thrill OF discovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
Virginia News.

Gov. Mann hsa appoiL t'd T. G. Tate,
of Oulpsper, fertilizer inspector for the
Eighth Virginia district.
The body OF Ira Hsmrick, Is yesrs
old, who disappeared last Oet)ber, was
found yesterday on the side OF Mil
Mountain, near Roanoke,
Under the spiritual guidance OF the
Right Rev. B shop Van de Vyver, OF
Richmond, sbou. 500 members of the
Order of Knights OF OolumbnE, from all
parts of the United States, will leave
New York on July 19 for pilgrimage
to Rome aud general tour of Europe.
Many members o! the order IN Viz
gin!s are expected to 60.
Mr.. Fred Harper will leave Lynch.
burg Saturday night for Dsytons, Fla,
to make arrangements for the return Of
Senator Daniel TO L7nchburg. He
hopes to be able to complete arrange
ments and return With the senator with
In the next few days. 1t Is expected
that Senator Daniels condition will per-
NIT him to make the trip. He will be
taken to the Lyuchburg Ssnstoriuu,
where he will be uuder the care Of DR..
Waugh.
Warrants we're sworn out yesterday 10
Roanoke b. Dol. Joseph Button, iusur.
ance commissioner of Virgins, sgsinst
J. w. Elliot and W. L. Peters, both Of
Roanoke, charging them with violating
the Sats insurance laws 10 conducting
q fIatsrDsl insurance business withOutis
cba,tsr from the State corporation COM
mission and withtu! q license from the
insurance bufesu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
The DefranchIsement Movement In
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Md, April 9.--Goverhor
Orotbers has decided to withhold hia
signslure from the Digges disiranchise.
ment bill until there can be had legal
construction.
Governor Orotbers 10 lengthy stIts-
ments vigorously defended the friends OF
the measure, and says he has endesvored
10 give the question the serious considers.
ton which Its gravity aud Importance
demand. 81 have always thought that
the granting OF the unrestricted right Of
suffrage to the African race In this coun-
try wss q dreadful blunder," said the
governor. "and 1t was great wrong ID
both races, being the cause, and, In this
state, as well as In the other southern
states, inc only cause, Of Irritation and
friction between the two races. / there
fore approach the consideration of these
bills with every disposition 10 give them
my approval
at seems to me that the people who
are most afflicted with this perpetual
race issue In politics haVea right to have
this question settled, and l feel con-
strained to cay that l deem 1t most IN
Just, In fact, little less than an outrage
upon dscency, that they should be de.
nouuced as they have been BY some be-
cause Of the expression which they have
given to this desire 10 the passage OF
these bilIe,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
PRISONERS STRIPPED.

Eddie Fay and Little Dick Harris, az
they are known 10 the police, two of the
men charged with riding the safe of the
Richmond postofice, and getting of with
about $50, 900, were srrsigned In the
Federal Court la Richmond yesterday.
and remspded to appear this morning to
plead to the Indictments against them,
Their trial bias been set for Monday
morning next.
The men we're using The nsmes of
Fred Cunningham and Frank Chester
when they we're caught BY postofics 10.
spectors.
Such great care Is being taken to pre-
vent their escspe, that they we're stripped
and bsthed and placed naked 10 their
cells.
No trouble WAS experienced between
New York and Richmond by the officers,
the Sien riding quietly thrc ughou. the
Journey.
The case will be heard on Monday
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
DEATH OF THOMAS F. WALSH.

DEATH OF THOMAS F. WALSH.
Thomas F. Walsh, of Colorado and
Washington, died at 1925 o'clock las
night ct bis home 10 the latter Cit
Dstth Was due to heart trouble. Mr..
WslsL had been 10 poor health for sev
ersl weeks.
More than month ago Mr.. WaIsh's
condition became such as to cause appre.
hension, and 1t was decided thst q trip
to Florida might be Of benefit to his
shattered health. No material bene6,
resulted from the trip.
Born on farm 10 Baptist Grs nge near
Fethard, county of Tipperary IrelaOd,
Mr.. Walsh was the son of sturdy Irish
stock. His life was one OF unremIttine
industry and perseverance,.
Coming to the United Sites in 1870
he located FIRST in Worcest,r, Mess,
and after working at vsrious occupations
In the east for two years be weut to
Colorado. arriving there during tbs fam
ous Leadville boom. Hs prospered and
his income at the time OF his death was
conservatively Estimated a! 81 200, 900 q
year.