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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-06
W0rms

one when the doctor was treating him for cancer
OF the stomach. The next morning he passed
four pieces Of q tape worm. He then got boa
and in three days he passed a eaps.veea l6fsss
Deuphin Co.. Pa am quite a worker for CascS.
rets. use them myself and find them benefcial
TOR most any disease caused BY impure blood. ~
chas. e. Condor, Lewiston, Pa, (kinin Coz
Rieasant, Palatable. Potent, Taste Good
Do Good. Newer Slcken, Weaken OF Crime,
l0c. sc. Soc. Never sold IN bulk. Tho eenu-
ine tablet stamped c c. Guaeaateod to
ousO Of you4Wooey beck. n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26

amerifa @roB-8ritannien ned bon
Dem Gepolutions- unb Dem Burger
friege ber boBt uno baB es gerne ci=
men arieg nit linn bo6en modte
nno i6 CLAUDE, bob geraOe Iest, 90
Ilnerifd feline 5lotte bot, fir ms
Ser ribtige @ueenblid g%efonunten
iein ipiiroe, einen iolden &rteg an=
o%ufangen." @r lei oenrt oltd oaron
g%egal1een, oielen @eoonfen sur alts=
fibrune 5u brineen, iei babel ater
ol1f oen entidieoenen @ioeritauo Der
aOnigin 8iftoria geitoben. llnO az
oieiem 8iberltano iei oonn oas gan.
sc l1nternebmen gei6eitert.
8ir miiien natiirli6 nidt, mie
melt 9epep in 9e5ug ouf Die Gor-
gauge in BEN inneren &rci1en Ser
oamaligen englii6en Gegierltng un-
terridtet if, aber es 1T iebr mol
moglid, boB er genaue &enntnis
BON bieien 8organgen bot. ltnO Lit
pabribeinlid iino feline Mitteilullgei
niht
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
Die granerei- &umpemtipn.

aus @oibington mel6et man:
Sab 6ie Notwithstanding in gu
riidtreten begriffen 1T uno utrode>
mes" Serritorium iid almoblidj mie=
Ser in nnolies" nmtpaloelt, miro i'll
DEM Sobresberi6t Ser l1niteo States
8remers @iiociotion ee1neloet mer-
ben, Die om s. uno 9. Sulti 81 ibrer
so. Subres-& onpention i'm 9te1p gSil=
laro Sotel 5uiammentretel miro.
Sn Mnbetra6t oes fiinf5igidbrlgen
geitebens oieles @erbonoes uno Deg
ltmltanoes, oaB oieier ii6 5ur Bet
in oen groBten &f ben Ell ie au
belteben botte, perlpidelt timber,
oiirfte oie &onnention IN Dielem
Sabre bon beionoerem Srttercf1c
iein.
9ie eigentliGe &onpention 1piro
nidt Dor benz s. Sum- beginner, bob
iollen l6on am z. Sullt Brdlin1inar-
&eriammlungen obgebalten meroett,
inoem 5unddit Die Mitglieoer Der
5miI6enitoatli6en @refutip-9eboroe
5uiammentreten unb aae 0elegateu
our Gonbention midfomnle1l Deiben
merben. 4m Nadmittag lpercen
sic 9ireftoren oes Hational-8er6on
oes fire erite Sibune obbalten,
9ie &o%npention miro or1 @titt-
nod Gormittag I'M 10 ltbr 5ur
Sronul1g gerltfen merOen. 3mei mid,
tige 8eridte perOen CUR 8erIeiung
fommen nno 5por Ser oes 8rdiloen-
ten Garl S. SOFTER, Ser eiltcll lle6er>
blid iiber bos %pergangene Sabr 5Hln
8eiten geben uno Die augctlblidllde
Sit1otion, lpie iie nab leiter SIM
li6t berri6t, 1T oltsfiibrlibec 8eiie
beidreiben miro, nno Der @eriGt
ser 9ireftoren=8 eboroe uno Ser So
mites. Mm Na6mittag nlro cine
@refutip-S ieung 1tattfinoelt uno anl
4beno iperoen Die 9elegoter1 init eli
nem lpe5ien ge6arterten DanpIcr
cine Sabrt BEN 8otomac biunb mo-
diem.
@ie in friiberen Sobrert, miro
Die &%onpention au6 ~oieiesnlal cine
5isung abbalten5 5u Ser Dos Buhli-
fum eineeIaoen lit uno mabteno pel-
der berporragenbe Mdnner ous Sen!
offentlifen 2eben eriltdt ner6e!
iollen, fur5e @nfpraden, Bic III Scr
binouna nit Dem gralergelddft lie,
BEN, 5u baIten. Die Nanlcll oieier
Serren iino nod niht befanltT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26

Cute @etrdnfe uno famoIer
2unh itets IN 8rrgitaller's SalDpa
ntib Neitanraut, Bilito StraBe, neben
her &one Der 9ermannsi0bne-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
Sin 96ue liebfuit Elm GimS.

Sn 8ittsbure liebfoite Elm tpilber
20me oic Sonb zines &inoe5, meldles
bieie in ieiren 9afig itedt. Sic @e-
iabren Der @inoer iino oft GROCER,
tpie mir obnen. SauienOe 1tcrben
an @rfGltuneen, Grup unb &e'thbn-
item, Die bur6 Or. Sings Iew DIS
coperp gerettet meroen f0untel1. SO
Gents uno $500. 8eriuhflni6en
fret. @arantiert bon alien 9ruggl.
item.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
Die @abrbcit iiber Maiuc.

8iidof Mobert Goonlall Oct bodlie
@iiroentrGger Ser @pisfopalf:rde III
Maine, lit elmer Don BEN liberation
Ii. perniintfigen 8reoigern oes @pr-
tes @ottes, berten Der gor5e prohibit
tioniltii6e Sumbug elm 8reul lit.
@r p%eroffentlihte nerli6 iiber Die
@orgdnee in Ieiner 9io5eie einen Be
riAt in lpelden1 er Sen Sanatifern
cine 4naabl reht unaiiaenebmet
@abrbeiten oufs gutterbro1 idJlnirte
unb tire @ebauptung, bob Die NroS
bibition iid ols elm Segen fitr Sen
-Staot Moine eripieien babe, ~runopeq
beltritt. Seit er nab Waine gefora=
men iei, 10 fiibrte er II. a.. aus, babe
man i'm offers aufgeforoert, iiber
Die Semperen5frage gu iprefen, al
leil1 er babe itets abgelebnt nit ser
gesriinoung, DOB, 10 i6redli6 audi
Die grunfenbeit Jet, Der Stuat Weail,e
ooh einen idipereren II. ni6tieeren
&f Dor ii6 babe uno oas JET Der
&anpf geaen Die moroliihe ltnrein-
lidfeit. Die @ngelia6ien leien itets
mebr ober meniger Dem @elnlb bon
alfobolboltieen @etrdnfen ergefen
gemeien, allein Der Srunf babc nod
feline angeIid6lilde &oiie 5lt 8runoe
eerihtet mol aber tonne Die ltnrein=
beit Der MoraI cine Station oerltoren
ga baben mir alfo Dos l1rteil zines
Mannes, Ser felbit in Dem alteilen
Brobibitionsitaat Ser Union moDr,f
utb oen i6on fem geruf iditen
loate, gegett ben Beroaht, ols OF er
Der unmaBigfeit bas @ort re0en
moIte. Die Brobibitioniitell mol
len es nidt oIein nidt pabr bobcll,
ooB 6ie Brobibition in Malrle Gin
Seblidlag fei neil iie nidt pro1i,
biere> ionoern iie bebaupten audl,
Die 8robibition babe Die ofientIide
MproI oes Staotes auf Elm bobercs
Nibeau geboben. Ser 8ii6ot me-
der in Moine Iebt uno 8elegenbeit
Bot, oas YrobIem geniilermaBen al
Ser auele gu it%loieren, lit geiiau
Der entgeeengeiebten Meinung benz
er bebt ausoriifli6 Die mpraliihe
unreinbeit berpor, mel6e i'm Staote
berri6e. limb fem 8ort font oeltn
bod mol nit ettpas eroBerem Ge-
midt in Die @agidale oIs oas @e-
reoe Der berbIenoeten Sanatifer, sic
ben Walb bon laliter 8aumen ni6t
ieben.
Dob Elm 10 bober @iiroaatrager
Der Stride uno nod oa5u elmer, Der
elm 8iirger BON Moine lit, 10 itranm
gegen Die Hrobibition Sront maft,
oas lit fir Die g%nbaneer Der iesteren
elm Defenders empfinoliher Sd)lag.
8erm eritens miro oobltr6 ibre Sc
bouptung, oaB Die gauge Stride ouf
ibrer Sette itebe, 2iigen geitroft utb
Smeitens f0nnen iie Dem gildof Goo
man gegeniiber nidt gut oen Stailo-
punft einnebmen, erfpreGe iiher
8erb0ltniile, Die ibm fremo ieienL
mas tie itets iosen, menn Gilt nidlt
in Waine ~mobnbafter Gegner Der
Erobibition Die trourigen 3ltItatloe,
sic in Dem Staot berrlden, ols @r=
gument gebrandt. @eraoe Der Staot
Inn ben iih Die 8robibitioniiten am
angelegentliditen bemiibt nno in Dem
iie am meiIten erperimentiert baben
biloet ben idlagenoen 8emeis fir Die
grfolgloiigfeit uqer 3nongsgeietge-
bltnq. 9esbalb meroen aud Die
probibitioniItii6en @gitatoren Itets
ungemiitliG, menn man lie an
Maine erinnert.
- Rphpn Apr mpA1htniSfllIt IoIs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26

= Neben Der @eo1dtnisfuult lou-
te mondmal Die &linit BEG Dcrgeilens
aeiibt iperoen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04

No discount will be given on rubber goods,
This is a cash sale. Goods will be exchanged
during the sale,
Misses, ChIdrens and Infants shoes 80
per cent off,
All Mems Work Shoes go at 20 per cent Oft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04
Mems S Shoes

French calf, blucher, knob toe, regu-
lar $500, on sale .$4.S5
French kid, blucher, double sole.
welt regular $500 on sale. .$4,55
Kid blucher straight last welt sole,
regular $3.50, on sale. $2,7O
Gun metal blucher swing last, welt
sole, regular $500, on sale. $a,2o
Kid blucher, straight last, welt sole,
military heel, regular $4.OO. on
sale .......... .........$2.S5
Velour blucher, freak last, double
welt sole. regular $4.OO, ON sale
... ..... ..$2.60
Ok blood blucher. swing toe, wing
tip, single welt sole, regular $4.O0
on sale ................$2.6O
Gun metal blucher, swing last, sin
gle welt soIe, regular $3.50, on
sale ...... .........$2.2o
Gun metal button, narrow toe, sin
gle sole, regular S4.OO, on sale
........ .......... ....S2.So
Tan Russia calf, blucher foot form
last, regular $4.OO. on sale. $2.SO
sA---.-- @--...- -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04
Ladies' Special c. P. FOrd'S Shoes

Patent blucher, freak last, welted
sole, common sense heel, regular
$3.50, sale price ...,$2.7O
Kid button. patent tips, welt sole,
common sense heel, regular $3.50,
sale price ..$2.7O
Kid blucher. patent tip, welt sole.
freak last, regular $3.50, sale
price ...,.,.. ..... e. $3.50
Gun metal blucher, wing tip. welt
sole. medium heel, regular $500,
sale price ............$2.SO
Tan calf, Napoleon high cut, welt
sole, military heel, regular $500.
sale price ..........$S .$S.O5
Tan calf blucher, military heel, welt
sole. regular $500, sale price
....' ....,,,,,,. S2.65
Gun metal button, welt sole. Cuban
heel, regular $3.50. sale price
.s..,...... ......,. .$S.6b
Kid bluoher, patent tip, Mckay
sewed sole. regular s2.5O, sale
price ............ ......$1.90
Kid blucher, patent tip, common
sense heel. regular $2.5O. sale
price ..,...,..... .S1.1O
Patent bluoher. straight last, welt
sole, medium heel, regular Ss.25.
sale price .......... :. $2.40
Box calf blucher, freak last, double
sole. regular $500. on sale. $3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04

Velour calf button, swing last, welt
sole, regular $500, on sale. 1910
Patent balls, swing last, wing tip,
welt sole, regular $500, on sale
........ ....... ..$3.65
Kangaroo, plain toe, double sole,
regular $4.OO, one sale .$2.95
Tan calf bDucher, swing last, single
sole, military heel, regular $500,
on sale .......... $3.50
Velour calf button, narrow toe, welt
sole, regular $500, on sale. $2.20
Patent button, narrow toe, welt
sole, regular $500, on sale. $2.2O
Patent bluoher, swing last, welt
sole, military heel, regular $3.50.
on sale $2.40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04
WALKOVERS

We are closing out our WalkOVers;
every pair below cost
Patent blucher, straight last, welt
sole, regular $500, on sale. $3.50
Kid balls, straight last, single sole,
military heel regular $4.00. $2.7O
Kid balls, medium broad toe, welt
sole. regular $3.50, on sale $2.45
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04

Black kid, patent tip, swing last
regular $3.50, sale price. .$2.S5
Patent turn, plain toe, regular $3.50
sale price ..,.,..,..... sass
Tan Russia calf blucher, regular
$3.50, saHe price .....$2.55
Brown suede button shoes, regular
$500, sale price ......$S.7O
Black suede button shoes, regular
$500, sale price ......$S.S5
Light smoke suede buttons. regular
$500. sale price ....S3.7o
Tan suede top patent button shoes,
regular S4.OO. sale price. .$2.s5
Light smoke, cloth top, lace patent
shoe. regular $3.50. sale
price ....,... ,...,,....$2.6O
Patent blue wing top military heel,
regular S4,OO, sale price. $2.95
Patent bluoher, military heel, short
vamp, straight tips, regular $3.50,
sale price ............,.. .S2.7o
Box calf balls. heavy soles, regular
s2.O0, sale price ....,,..$1.60
Patent bluoher, welt sole, plain toe,
regular SaOO, sale price. sass
Kid bluoher. hand turned patent tip.
military heel, regular $3.50, sale
price ..,.,.,.., ....,...S3.1o
Patent button, perforated wing tip,
welt sole. regular $4.00, sale
price .'.,,..,,, ..,.,..' 1855
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-04

Boys Shoes regular sa.OO, on sae,.......,...sl,4
Regular s2.5O, sale ..,.,,..,,......... ..s1.sO
Regular $3.50 on sale ,...................&l.l5
Regular Sass, on sale ....,.....,.. ........s17o
All high cut shoes within s. 10. ~. IA and ls-Inch
tops so az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 per on
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

are maintained and most excellent
instruction is given in them. The
Academy has a magnificent plant
just on the outskirts of the city Of
Pocatello. 1t consists of six build
ings, three stories high, 116x3S feet;
the girls dOrmitOry, which will ac-
Commodate sixty students; dining
hall and kitchen, with accommoda-
tions for $50; the mechanic arts
building, 65x120 feet, and an infirm-
airy containing two wards, parlor,
bed rooms, bath rooms, kitchen and
pantry. In addition the Academy
has a farm of l20 acres with suit
able buildings and equipment In
the main building is the gymnasium
35x70 feet, constructed upon the
most approved plan, and well light
ed for evening use. Below the gym
nasium are lockers, shower baths,
and dressing rooms for each sex.
There is a large athletic field, used
for base ball, foot ball and track
athletics. and also a small one in
another part of the campus, laid out
into a tennis court and basket ball
field. All OF the departments are
we'll equipped. The library is well
stocked with books and periodicals
The president of the Academy
Miles F. Reed, is a graduate of the
State University of Idaho and has
taken his M. A. dgeree from Co.
lumbia University. Under his effi
cient leadership the Academy Of
Idaho must always be a power.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
.$l4 PER ACRE
FROM ALFALFA
Otis Farmer Sells Seed This
Year at That Figure.
Irrigated Alfalfa is Rapidly Gain
ing q Strong Foothold as .
Money Maker on the Big
Tract to the North.

With returns of $144 per acre
which he secured this year, oscar
Rice, of Otis, is convinced that there
is money in growing alfalfa for seed.
From six and three quarter acres
he secured los bushels, sixteen bush
els per acre Alfalfa seed finds
ready market at SO bushel, max
ing his small field return him 1912.
There is always good market for
alfalfa seed, prices having ranged
from l 3 to 25 cents pound for
long period of years, and have nev-
er been too low to return hand
some profit to growers.
Mr. Rice is not the only success
full grower of alfalfa seed in his To-
cality but no absolute figures are
at hand as to the others. E. N.
Wells has lifted himself from de-
spair to comparative ease by grow
ing alfalfa seed for the past few
years. He is perhaps the largest as
we'll as one of the most successful
growers in his locality, and has sew
eral tons of seed from this years
crop. He recently took a load to
/ Blackfoot which brought him 5000.
There will be an unprecedented
demand for seed for several years
/ to come, to supply the demand on
Idaho's new irrigation projects alone
and there is little danger that pri-
ces will ever get so low as to make
the growing of alfalfa for seed un-
profitable. Development of the ir-
rigated tracts has only begun, and
thousands of acres will be seeded
to alfalfa every year for five or ten
years, as it is one of the most prof
liable of crops, and is needed to fer
tilize the soil. All the irrigated LAM
in this locality is adapted to the
growing of this staple farm product
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

Thursday evening, and they are
pounding the ball around something
scandalous as the time draws nearer.
If the two teams survive practice
and the roof will stand for the roots
you will not go to sleep at the Audi
torium next Thursday evening. The
game will be called at o'clock.
and will consume about an hour.
after which there will be roller skat.
ing Admission, / 5 cents.
The program of games for the
Auditorium, after next Thursday
night, will be for double headers,
with the girls basket ball teams, in
side base ball and other sports, and
the regular admission rs cents.
This first game will no doubt be
among the most exciting they will
have have and theadmission of 15
cents will give everyone a chance
to see what the teams are capable
of doing. We want our sports to
excel, and the price of admission is
to encourage the spirit and bring
the people out, which will cheer the
teams to their greatest efforts and
develop our players to public notice
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
Merchants are Very Busy Attending
to Big Christmas Trade.

The holiday trade in American
Falls this year promises to outdo
that Of previous years. Every mer-
chant in the city has been busy
the past week taking care of the
trade and purchases are along the
line of useful and expensive gifts,
the nicknack Christmas is passed as
far as this community is concerned.
Last year showed great falling off
of the buying of trinkets and all
merchants took this as as indication
and their purchases Tor the holiday
trade was towards the better gifts.
Even with the light buying OF cheap
trinkest, they find that they will
have most of these on hand. This
is a condition which indicates the
prosperous condition of the people
living in this vicinity despite the
fact that money has been scare in
all parts Of this country for the
past few months.
The holiday trade this year
is satisfying every dealer in Ameri-
can Falls who is handling goods for
this trade, Early shopping has also
been a pleasing feature to our deal
ers, as it does away with the rush
on the last two or three days before
+ Christmas.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

til 1895. This school has developed
rapidly during the past five years,
and now stands on par with any
normal school in the northwest.
1t maintains a two year course for
graduates of accredited four yHff
high schools; an academic rHTr~N
for students unable to get the u
school training outside The norm u
school; three year
course leading to a five year CERT.
icate good in any public school =!
the state; an elementary course OF
one and a half years leading TO a
state certificate good for one year;
a Kindergarten course leading 10 a
! diploma, authorizine the holder &c
lGeaeh in any kindergarten in tae
state
( The Normal school plant sist'
Iof the main buiidnr 1lIT iset
lin which the sreater pratt of the
classroom and laboratory work
done; the y0uug geutl8men's dorm
itorv erected in 1901, 60145 feet
two stories hfgh and wiz aecommo'
date thirty students; the young Ia
dies dormitor erected in 1905, Is
q two story building S2x131 feet
gruilt in the form Of double L,ane
will accommodate ninety students
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17
Idaho's Population Shows Increase

Idaho bears the proud dest1nctlon
of having the greatest per cent OF
increase in population within the
last ten years of any state SO lar
reported while many of the eastern
and middle states have decreased
This should be plain inclcatloh
of it's worth. Perhaps the percentages
OF gain. which is a trifle over lo1
per cent, is some what OF a sur
prize to those who have watched oe-
velopme ent, yet no one familiar with
Idaho and its progress, but knew
the percentage of gain would De
far up along the list of states.
Every county in the state SHOWS
an increase in the past ten years
our own county. Oneida, shows an
/ increase of nearly fifty per cent
now having a population of l9'1to.
Ada county. in which is Boise the
capital city, is the most popuious.
in the state, having a population o.
i 29,OSS, as against 1852 IN iSgo
4 Boise has population Of lf'SSo
an increase of 12,40f within tht
past ten years.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-17

The Model school building. erected
in the summer of 1907, is one
story building containing four school
rooms, an office and two recitation
rooms. In this is housed the train
ing department of the Normal, which
consists of the public schools of AL
bion, which have been turned over
to the Normal School as training
department.; the gymnasium build
ing just recnetly completed is 1O5
by 64 feet, with free floor space
inside of 1O1x54 feet In the lower
dressing rooms, toilets and shower
baths for the students and members
of the faculty, game rooms for the
students of each sex, furnace room
and a suite of offices for the direc
tor of the gymnasium. On the sec
ond floor is the gymnasium proper,
and above this a gallery containing
saucer shaped running track of
22 15-100 laps to the mile. 1t is a
splendid building in every way and
is equipped with the finest appara-
tus obtainable. The saucer shaped
track is covered with cork. The to-
tai value of the five buildings is es-
. llWdIeQ at , OU,UUU. HGy are ali
heated by steam and lighted by cleo
tricity furnished by the schools in
dependent plant.
The faculty of the institution con-
sists of seventeen teachers especial
ly selected for the work in view. All
of them are specialists in their line,
and are giving to the students the
verv best things in the way of educa
ton which can be obtained in the
best universities and normal schools
of the east.
The music department has increas
ed verv rapidly during the last two
years. Considerable attention is paid
to athletics and the new gymnasium
will offer facilities unexcelled fol
athletic and gymnastic work. The
school dormitories offer excellent ac
commo rotations at an exceedingly low
rate, S14 per month for board anc
room.
Taken in all, southeastern Idhat
may we'll be proud of her educa
tional institutions. Surprise is al
ways expressed by the settlers from
the east when they find that the.
not only do not lose anything edu
cationally by coming to this section
of the country, but as rule flint
the educational facilities superio
here to those which they have beel
accustomed in the east.