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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
To Detect Counterfeit.

II ERE are a few simple rules that may
be followed to detect counterfeit
money:
Examine the form and features Of all
human figures. If graceful and features
distinct. examine the drapery. Notice
whether the folds lie naturally a.d OBJ.
serve whether the nne strands Of the
hair are plain and distinct.
Examine the lettering. In q genuine bill
it is absolutely perfect. There has never
been counterfeit but what there was
some defect in the lettering.
Counterfeits rarely, If ever, get the i'm
print or engrRver's name perfect. The
shading in the background Of the vignette
and over and around the letters forming
the name Of the bank on 4 good bill is
even and perfect; on a counterfeit its1s
uneven and imperfect.
Never take bill deficient In any of
these points. :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

- pEAKING in Il general way, man
~ las made the housefly. The pest has
~tevelcped with the dwelling aud It
~ probable that II we had no homes
there would be no housctlies. Files
become worse problem for housekcepers
rs full COMES on. They multiply through
out the summer, and at the END or inc
warm season are so numerous thnt they
nrp, indeed. a pest OF the worst sort.
They are one OF the dlsngrccnble things
that II housewife is forced to contend
with. The fly thrives on account or the
Simple met that VIC furnish 1t food. pro-
lection 3rd place I" breed w.
The common h",.schy Is now known to
many as the typhoid tly.' And for this
reason nIone yrcntcr care should be taken
to rid the homo Of Its presence. Flies
swallow the germs OF typhoid In countless
numln is and their victims probably are In
greater number than those killed III bat
tir They XIII more human beings than al!
other insects birds OF prey or reptiles. AS
soon AZ the fly comes out Of Ills shell he
Is fun grown and starts out into the
worlG
They rnn detect IN OdOr for long dis
tnurcS aud this Is ono Of the reasons they
lingrr about the unclcnn places, spreading
,iiSra"e "a no other inject does.
pleasant ->,nrIing substance. such as the
fragrance of flowers or any perfumery,
will drive them AWAY.
The feet Of the fly nre something on the
nrl,r OF sticking pIaster-adhcsive and
not equipped with suction pads, rs some
people believe These feet become clogged
with udhrring substances and from this
come the disease germs, through excretA.
The gigs Of the fly arc usually laid In
filth and all kinds Of germs fnsten them
selves OH the spongy feet. These the fly
brings into the house and wipes on.
For the careful housewife there are
few rules that should be closely followed
In order I" preserve the health Of those
in the home
At the end OF the warm season try and
get Ill the flies out Of the house. This
will prevent them laying their eggs there.
where they will hatch In the spring.
DO not purchase foOdstuffs where flies
ere tolerated to any extent.
Strike at the bottom Of the evil hy Jis-
posing OF all waste materials In such
way that the housely cannot propagate.
Clean all garbage cans with kerosene or
lime and keep them closely covered. 1t Is
also wise to keep the windows and doors
screened until late In the fall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
Don'ts for Autumn Days.

n ONT neglect to eat vegetables and
>nla.ls: they make the blood thin and
" cause the face to be less red
no1't drink ice-water when very warm,
us It makes the face break out.
Don't fnil to shampoo oftener than in
the winter, or the hair will grow dead
ana dull looking.
Don't allow lingerie blouses to "slop"
ut the neck for lack Of bones
Don't wear starched linen collars II you
are full-blooded; they will make the face
ruddier than ever
Don't wear Dutch collars II you have
long, thin neck, or one that Is too mus
cular.
Don't eat heavy foods or take alco-
holic drinks on very hot days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
A Large Bible.

II MONG other curiosities In the Royal
Library at Stockholm Is q giant
Bib'e 1t measures 90 centimeters
In length and Is about so centimeters in
breadth-about IS inches BY 10 inches.
It REQUIRES three men to lift It. There
are $40 pages, but seven have been lost.
The pr rchment Of which the book is COM
posed required tho skins Of 100 asses.
There are two columns on each page,
ind The book contains the Old and New
Testaments, with extracts from 40
ser u.s." The initial letters are illu-
minated. The binding u Of oak,
centinleters in thickness. The book mar
rowly escaped destruction by fire in tho
Royal Palace of Stockholm in 1879. It
was saved, but somewhat damaged by
being thrown out window.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

I" II the seashore, In the mountains,
country and camp, just now.
there are some many odd thou
sands Of Rising Young Men look
ing forward lisconsolat ely. to a return to
the daily grind back In the cities from
which they came. No one can be blamed
for recretting the end Of a vacation. But
the calibcr Of many q chap can be pretty
nearly gagged by discovering his attitude
toward the winters work before him.
The Lad who considers It return to
the "penitentiary" and thing to be
avoided. upon any pretext, Us one would
avoid the plague, pestilencc and famine,
may not necessarily be n loafer and
worthless employe. But he isn't in the
same class with the Chap who says to
himself
Gee whiz! Didn't the time fly! wish
it were Just beginning again! Oh, well,
there's another vacation coming next year.
so what's the difference! A week after
get back III get used to it again! l must
work this winter and accomplish some
thing Old Bossem's got to give me that
rnise this year-and before Christmas.
too. I'll show him by good, hard work
that I'm worth It! And I'm going to cut
out loating the way I did Of an evening
last year. I'm going TO take up that
course in--etc., ctc.--and see II l can't
make stab at starting out for myself
in business next year!"
~HE Chap who spent bis money like
there was Plenty More where that
- came from when he crSt landed at
the resort IS busy just now figuring out
how In the world he's going to get to-
gether enough to pay for his seat In the
chaircar alongside the Grille Of his sum
mer choice. Indeed, many a Lad Is won
dering If it wouldn't be wise to recall
that suggestion Of going home on the
same train with Her and get one of the
boys back at the once to wire him to
"Come Immediately. Important business"
~HE Chap back in town who's already
had his vacation IL generally pleased
/. - when he fms en- his deak, some
fnc morning. a letter from the Chap who
works rext to him IN the ONCE. -
"well." lie thinks, "that was mighty
thoughtful Of Toru TO drop me . line and
let lie know how As's eajoyinS himself
down IT the seaShors. whsn went I
never thought Of ssndioS him ANYTHING
but picture postcard. Pretty nice Of
hin, I tell you."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
Prince a Good Shot.
Tx-CROWN PRINCE GEORGE, 8,

@X-CROWN PRINCE GEORGE, OF
Servia, once shot pair of pearl pen
~ dants from woman's ears ut dis
lance Of 10 PAGES. His aim was so true
that the bullets merely severed the wire
on which the pearls were suspended and
the gems dropped on the woman's should
ers and then to the floor uninjured. The
two shots were fred In quick succession,
without tremor on the part Of the wear
er Of the gems, at whose request the
Prince had consented to exhibit his skill.
Prince George Is one Of the most famous
hunters of Europe, and has often shown
examples Of his skill with a rife before
crowned heads Of other countries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

Don't go without O hat In the brOiling
sun.
HELPS FOR THE HOUSEIKEEPER.
the widowed spots In clothing.
Soiled velvet collars may be cleaned
by scraping a little pipe clay or French
chalk over them. Then brush off with
stiff brush
and then In hot.
To clean curtain hooks place them In
water In which little ammonia has been
poured and lie: soak for while.
When ironing with sae, place two irons
side by side then put one on top Of each
Of them. The will heat four irons GU
one burner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
Various Subjects.

APANESE policemen are claimed to
be the most polite In the world
- India ink comes from the Chinese
and India rubber from South America.
An Englishman aged 30 years may ex-
pect 80 years and months more Of life;
woman "a years and month
A French German dictionary has been
recently issued in Vienna, printed in
Braille T pc for the use Of the blind.
Ten thousand French vines yield 400
gallons of wine each year. The same
number of ,-1aes in Cape Colony will pro-
duce $500 gallons.
In order TO prevent diamonds cracking
and scratching each other while they are
Icing shipped, they are sometimes placed
in potatoes. stone being placed in each
Of several holes In the tuber.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
The Sparrow.

~ lie; English sparrow was. brought to
America in 1850. but it was not until
- 1870 that the species was firmly es.
tablshed in this country. The sparrow's
fecundity is amazing. In the latitude Of
New York and southwark 1t matches. az
a rule, five or six broods each season and
from four to six young ones In brood
Assuming the average annual product Of
a pair to be "a young. of which half are
ferules and half are males. and that all
live. together with their offspring, 1t will
be seen that in 10 years the progeny OF
a single pair would lie up In the billions
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

cemented basement The house ia low.
with a wide-pitched roof standing to the
front, with 4 gable at each end and 4
central gable. -
cost Of about 1850. exclusive Of heating
and plumbing. It Is covered with mar
row siding and either stained dark brown
or painted and the roof shingied and
finished With brown stain, the cash
pointed white giving q very pleasant Ger
trast.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
The Fastest Ship.

~ HE destroyer Swift is the fastest
II ship in the world. 1t was launched
~ recently ut Portsmouth. Eng. This
ship, which has 1900 tons displacement.
has a speed Of IS knots per hour. Her
fires are fed by petroleum. The turbines
give 10000 horsepower, divided among
four screws. The English Admiralty has
already realized "a knots In the destroy
ers Cobra and Viper, and one Of these
excessively long boats broke In two upon
a wave not long after she was launched.
The maximum speed Of the French tor.
pedo bouts averages about 81 Knots.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09
A COLOGNE BATH.

III HEN tired and warm, scented
bath Of warm water Is one Of the
w most invigorating. 1t proves par
ticularly refreshing in summer when
taken before dressing for the evening.
The simplest Of these baths is made by
adding cologne. toilet water or violet am
monia to a quarter Of tubful Of water.
"A good aromatic mixture to keep on hand
Is made from two ounces OF tincture OF
camphor, four ounces Of cologne and an
ounce Of tincture Of behzoin. Enough OF
this should be added to the water to give
it sort Of milky color.
If one has colognes or toilet waters
that are not especially fragrant. use them
In the bath. The scent is SO faint as not
to be disagreeable, and the refreshing
qualities are as great as from more ex-
pensive colognes. Another refreshing bath
10 made by squeezing the filtered Juice
Of four lemons into q quarter Of tub Of
water. Where the aromatic bath seems
expensive, or there is no time for it, put
4 solution 4 the mixture given above
Into . spray and spray it over the face.
heck and aims.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

A woman who is on the verge OF buying
new dress has to give hours and hours
to thoughts OF the style Of her lntendeo
frock She must discover what women
are wearing now. what they are hot
wearing, and what they will wear. Then
there is always the possibility that the
style will change while she IS making her
dress. There is also the question Of the
shade of the fabric.
A man sees his styles change from blue
to gray or from black to brown, Dut
fashion ranges all the hues of the rain
bow for the woman's collection. she
must discover what shade Is being worn
to the greatest extent. and then she mas
to find out what shade Of that shade is
really In vogue: Something on tne o .''os',
of the little Chinese puzzles, one ivory
ball inside another ivory and another
ivory ball inside Of that, etc. But It's
really a very serious business to ind OUT
what shade Of that shade will harmonize
with the hair.
Many women try to keep abreast OF the
fashions with a limited allowance-1n
fact. every woman considers her allow
ance limited-and that is no easy propo'
sition. A woman must conduct the mousse
hold. keep track Of the shades worn.
number Of buttons worn, whether there
are three dounces or four, etc. Little as
she has to spend on personal adornmenI
she is forced to continue to appear up
to-date for the sake of her self-respect.
It Is the tyranny Of fashion that there
always be something new. and so 1t 10
no Joke. A woman can never escape
from the fashion makers. II she takes
a simple walk she cannot afford to pause
and look into q jewelers. window for fear
some fashion pass her that she Is un.
familiar with.
She must fill her mind with the details
Of the latest dress, and her money Is
mortgaged aforehand to keep an eye on
the mode. There are great problems to
solve In the sway Of fashion. A woman
never knows but that the new dress may
cause dismay through her having ordered
It to be made In wrong calculation OF the
probable trend of fashion, quite different
from the dresses worn by other women.
She never knows when her favorite frock.
the one in which she appears ut her hest:
will be sentenced. The arbitrary ways or
fashion should not be Knocked.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

THANK goodness, William, that Smith
ers fellow is going back to town next Sat-
urday. He's been hanging around Sylvia
like little puppy dog until I'm sick Of
seeing him. tn be such Il relief! I'm
afraid Sylvia, poor girl, 10 somewhat fas-
cinateG by him, though, and dare say
she'll moon around like sick calf for
the next week OF so. Isn't it Z shame:'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

with hard pine floors, the woodwork in
the FIRST story being stained dark Mis-
sion" The front porch is covered by the
main roof and the entrance Is central,
with the living room on the right-hand
side and the dinins room on the left and
single sliding door opening into each.
There Is one central chimney, with
large fine for furnace and one for IRE
place and kitchen range. There are In
closed pantry cupboards and a rear porch
with space for refrigerator and good
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

- rs cottage has four rooms on the
first floor. one of which is small
bedroom. The arrangement II ex-
~ tremely snug" 1t Is well planned
and has all Of the comforts Of
modern home. The size Is 30 feet by 30
feet There are three good chambers and
bathroom on the second floor, with ample
closet space The entire house Is finished
throughout in hard pine and vanished,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-09

IT T the seashore, In the mountains,
country and camp, just now.
there are some many odd thou
sands Of Rising Young Men look
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
CORINTHIANS Plan
WATER CARNIVAL
Varied Program of Aquatic
Sport TO EnIiVeH Club
house Sunday

The hrst annual motor boat carni-
val Of the Corinthian yacht club will
be held next Sunday. For several
weeks past Commodore William Hogg
and his regatta committee have been
hard al work making their prepara-
tions silver cup is offered TO the
winner Of the speed boat class, while
cruisers anJ small launches will re-
eeivs flags.
Ross Wright has been given charge
Of the small boat races, and each
Yacht in the club will enter a crew.
The swimming race viii be in charge
OF Lester Hammersmith and he has
arranged the following list Of events:
. 100 yard rsce-Willisnn R. McWood. George L.
Bond f. J. Dawson. P Guerin. George Miehling
Jr-. W Naltenspiel. II. Hanjes, G. H Lewis.
80 yard racer Resuleure. William r. Ne
Wood. William Pomin. N. Steeler, c. II. Lewis
and Clarence -Clough.
High and fancy diring-Wiilism Pomin, ".
Pomeroy. George Bond, P. Guerin, Otto Schultz
and Clarence Cough.
In addition to these events. Prof.
Sidney Cavill Of the Olympic club will
give an exhibition of fast and fancy
swimming. There viii also be a relay
%sce among three teams from the
Olympic club, a greasy pole contest
and chasing the duck A swimming
race Of 100 yards for members of the
Corinthian club is also on the pro-
gram.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

SltGped slim Nelson, but the change
old not alter the batting prowess of
The home crew.
THRICE IN OPENER
In the opening inning Portland tai
iied thrice Buddy Ryan. the first man
Up singled 70 right: and when Wares
tossed Olsohs grounder wide Of first.
huody took third and Olson was safe
- second Kruger. who distinguished
himself with four swats in FIVE trials.
spanked one 90 left, which Wares par
TALLY tagged, and Ryan scored. while
Olson reached third. Pfyl fooled Het-
hngs intended sacrifice bunt. which
nled the bases, Olson being held at
Ilird.
Sheehsn hit to wolverton ard Olson
was forced at the plate. Rapps hit to
- ares. who errer. and Krueger scored
. orts bit TO Pfyl forced Hetling at the
plate. hut Murray worked Christian
for Dess. which forced Sheehan over
the plate for the third run. Knapp
ended the inning by going out at hrst.
With TWO out IN the second, Kruger
tripled and Hetling hit one which
went through Bill Hogan, scoring
k~ueEer. end Wolverton derricked
Christian in favor Of slim" Nelson.
SCORE TRIO OF RUNS
The Beavers took lay off for a
couple or innings, but in the fifth and
sixth the locals scored a trio of runs
= each inning.
IN the NTH Kruger singled. but was
forced At second by Hetiing. after
which hits by Sheehan. Ort and Muir
ra.V following in succession, and
high bounce over Thomas head OF
throw from Swander gave Portland
three runs In the sixth Ryan opened
with hit past Cutshaw. and Olson
and Kruger bunted in succession, I'LL
-ng. the bases because Nelson and VOL
Terton were not speedy enough in field
inE Gus Hetling then cleaned the
bases by a drive TO left, which was
good for two bases. but went for three
because il got away from Maggart.
scoring Ryan, Olson and Kruger.
After that the Beavers took things
easy and Nelson got away without
further dana &c. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
EIGHT CLUBS OR
none, IS THE Def
Northwestern League to Join
Coast Organization Only
on THIS Basis
[SeeeiaL Dupoleh 10 The Call


SEATTLE, Sept. 29.-The Northwest
ern league went on record last night
as being willing to join with the Coast
league in the organization of an eight
club circuit.
When the committee from the Coast
league and the committee from the
Northwestern league meet in Portland
early in October to discuss consolida-
ton only one point will be presented
by the northerners. On the acceptance
or rejection of this single proposition
rests the fate of the so called All Goa st
league.
The Northwestern league committee
will say to those from the south:
You are continually harping on
consolidation We are now ready to
pull off the big thing. provided there
are four clubs in the north and four
clubs in the south. II the Coast league
does not care to merge on such a basis
negotiations are off,
The committee appointed to meet the
Coast leaguers consists of: President
D. E. Dugdale. Seattle; President Joe
Cohn. Spokane; President Bob Brown,
Vancouver, and President Eddie Quinn,
Tacoma
Such routine matters as could be han
died were cleared up. It did not take
long to figure profits" for the season.
Through the sale of players Vancouver
did better than break even. Seattle
lost $4,000 and other clubs in pro-
portion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Cured in 5 Days
VaricOcele
HydrOcele
Hernia
Piles
FiStula
Stricture

CURE vARICOCELE. HYDRoCELE.
HERSIA. PILES. FISrULA AND STRIc-
1UhS IN nve days No severe operation
NO detenfion from occupation.
am the only specials. n San Francisco
VINO does not advertise fictitious name and
photograph ] publish nv trre photograph.
correct name. personally conduct my office
am the longest established nnst successful
and relisble. as medical credentials aud press
records prove make this statement 10 that
Won VIII know you consult a celebrated sDe
e!slist who sees and treats patients person
ally. ! possess skin and experience acQuired
IN s7rh wsy that no other car share and
should not be elsssed with medical compa
nies- II is unwise and expensive n embrace
the statements OF medical companies. 10 n
impossible for medicsl company 70 attend
college Companies have no diplomas or
license TO practice medicine IN californis or
any othe- state. Medical companies usually
sre named after doctor. A portrait whose
selected ard published the legitimate snA-
cialst Of the ofaee. Hired substitutes ordl-
nary doctors with questionable ability. give
consultations. exsminations and treatment
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
"WEAKNESS"
Thst disorder commonly known a. savvesk.
ness'' has for wears and generations bafhed
the EFFORTS OF physicians. vet 10 this very day
majority of doctors. specialists NOT sx.
eertsd. sre attempting 70 overcome Il bT
methods that bave heen IN constant use snd
have alwavs failed FOR half century Thev
lose the svster with powerful stfmulsntS ana
TnrcP
strength that r. nor snd never has been lack.
Ing. with a rA$ult that the functions are tenn
norsrfly excited. ~ the positive detrfuenf
of the patieut WeskreTs-we VIII can II
such for convenience INST now-fS ONLY
syrptozu resulting from q chroniraliv swollen
and fuAamed prostate gland. and n curahle
hv local treatment only. Either early dissf-
ration o. some fmpropsriy treRfsd contracted
disease Is responsible for the Inflammation N
most instances though accident injury
strain. etc. nav produce the same result I
neruanenfiv cure those CAGES Of nrern fTrra-
ness loss of power. etc. without the eivfne
of single internal dose. which demonstrates
tha ahsolnfe accuracy ~ nv understanding
and treatment 81 this disorder In years =
have not met With 4 single failure ard 7
have entire confidence IN nv ability %. curn
aiI eases that cnrne - frr treatment
an enuaIfy certain that M treatment other
than that which I have Derfected can con-.
plstely and permanently restore strength and
vixor.
also cure Contracted nfssasa Chronic
T5sses, Speruato-rhoes. Contagious Blood
Poison and all Complications from these
ailmertS
NV advice ard eorsrItstiau free ~ tha
sshfrteS whether treatment fa taken or no.
am siwsvs glad 70 sxplsf7 nv nnethods a-f
rive friendly advice n an who call - vou
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