davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

WdfiiuomaIiife on ip6pd pb'
teisfunnasia. idptden fen elimi6 ia
mbaten fen b%dmitpstd, ia faiffi pri
tptiet fen idriestdmiietii oiottautumat
Ell ainoastaan epdonnistuneiti, paan
tpield iuurentaipat pabetta. Eurba
on foettaa boitoa ipDpdd, ie tdptpp
iuurineen bdWittdd; Ell pbtddn iuurta
pibd idttdd, fiud, Fumes tdmd on
tebtp, faitfi f%anian Iuofat omat iat.
funa sia f%uaorasia ~ioutua mdtiiuos
main ubrifii. - @brabdm 2incoIn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

Iuostua mibinfddn tuumiin, ioita
emme life ole aIfaneet. Sdsid pdi'
t5fIeSId Hence ~perddfin. Weibdn
tdptpnee mp6ntdd taitamattomuu'
femme pbteisten oiioiben fubteen.
Olemmefo liian tubman .plpeitd ia
itieraffaita? = 2ienemme fitdfin,
mutta lieneebdn fonsresfbanfteen
raufeamiieen muitatin fpitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
Raaban satafna.
rGmanfeliumi on Sus
malan moima fuuefin us.
fomaiIene autuubefi."

M~prsfpiIend mplmii mailman
meri. TuuIee ibdstd ia tiuIee Idn'
nestd. pobjoinen buofuu ia eteld
bentii Iepottommatta bmismieliin
Gufapa ipoiIifaan fosfaan IDptdG
Iepoa fieIuaeen mailman menoSta,
pieId %mdbemmin meibdn letpotto'
mana aifafautenamme.
9dnd aifana me ennen faiffea
tarmitiemme tobelista nirfistdndd
iieIun Iepoa. Niinfuin ruumis tar
mitiee iddnnDaiien Ieponia. min tar.
mitiee benfemmefin aIituiIesti laaba
tpirfistpfIenid Iieud, misid mitfddn
mprsfpt eindt ole len roubaa bdi'
ritIemdsid. Sddnn5uiid pirfistps.
hettidnid nonttima fielu ainoaStaan
moi festdd p%aifauaan, iortumatta
niisid maifeufIisIa, mitd nDfpinen
ibmiseIdmd min runiaasti iarioaa
iofaiien fobbaue ia pbteiiesti toto
ibmisfunnaue.
Mifanamme tarnitaan toimintaa
ia reipasta fdptdnn5uistd eIdmdd,
mutta ennen faiffea torniiIemme le'
poa iuuri pDipdfiemme reippaina ia
mabbouifina festdmddn inbimiaiiel'
Id filpafentdqd. 2uitentin min mo.
net aifoIoiIistamme omat ainon
ipieraita niiud ~paitoiua, misid tobeI.
linen fieIun Iepo on faatputettamis
ia. Xemon puutteen %ieuroutIio mpDs'
Tin ndf1p towottoman palion. 2oit'
ti epdnormaoli ibmisten eldmdsId
oiteastaan on moan ieuroutIena FL
I'd ettd ibminen ei ole IDptdnpt .rou
ban iatamaa, tpDSFiiaa ianfaiffista
SumoIao ianoomoae ben9eueen.
Sos oifein tuntiIimme ne tuefat,
mitd SumdIosta eriaddn borbaile.
wot iieIut, ioino Ell misidan ole le'
poa ia tppbpipstd, ioowot fofea,
min marmaon ormoiIimme toield'
Elm faaiimmafi fuin mitd taipalIis
ieSti teemme, fen aorteen, mica NELL
Id fristitpiad on Observation-Disclosures
Seeiufiesia aristutIesia. Warmaon
polioa enemmdn fdptdifmme bp'
pdtIemme faiffio niitd Iobioia, mis
til SumaIa IanosIaan on nellie an.
tanut ia lupannut.
81 fud bpnd ettd me bptpin Iais.
fosti luemme Haomottuamme, os
famine ielp6d Sumalon tobbosta ia
Iupauffisto, ipaan me mieId Iifdtf
tobbomme oman iuppean idrfemme
mutoan lupisteIo ia mddriteqa Roa.
matun antamat tooistufIet Suma'
lasta. DE emme beiifddn alma fdp.
tdnnDSId usto SumaIoamme faiffi.
poipaff faifer berroffi. SdEd me
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

teemme armioima!toman iuurta ipn'
It'd Sumalaa, Observation-Disclosures ia
itIedmme maStaan. We estdmme
Sumalan toiminnan m~aailmasia Ill
Id Sumalaban tabtoo iuuri usfo'
waiStenia fautta maifuttaa, me tn
lemme fansIaibmistemme tieQe bei'
bdn etfiesiddn totuutta, ianfaiftiSta
Sumalaa, ia me itie nautimme ats
noaStaan pienid muruia fiitd onneS.
to. mifd nellie SumaIasia tariou'
tuu. Spntimme On iuuri.
Edten me rauhan Iatamaa etfieS'
idmme olemme tuIeet uufiin fpip'
mpffiin. 2epoamme eifpdt endd uls
fonaiiet lemottomuubet bdiritie, tpaan
tue iuuri Fidinen fpipmps. ipnti,
ionfa ieuraufia mailman melstei'
men eldmd fpQdfin on, on tulat e.
teemme. Rauban iotama on iits fieI'
ld,l misid tamd fpfpmps on ratfais'
tn, misid iotuitufien iuuri iaIaiinuS
pelaStamana aufead eieemme, mis-
I'd ipntien:s onteetfiantamus fobtaa
Ipntitaafan uutputtamaa benfedmme.
Ramban iatama on S~oIsatoua, mis-
IA III meibdn ipntiemme tdbben
faIpenetpot bullet f%uisfdaWat neil
lie: poifani, tpttdreni, ole bpndsfd
turwasia, Iinun ipntifi annetaan 4.
MULE onteeffi. WisId tue iumalainen
falistutpa pdd mastuStamattomas'
|, ii maatii meitd ppfdbtpmddn ia al
famoan. uutta eIdmdd.
Niin. ppidbtptddmme tdbdn rau'
ban Iatamaan. Mntafaamme anteef'
fiantamufien ia i%pntiemme anteefIi
usfomiien pubbistaman hoffman
pirwoittaa fieIuiamme. Suofaamme
ia iuopaffdamme GRANDDAUGHTER mir'
roista, mutta tebfddmme mp5sfin
jitd, mibin eldmdntpeben nauttimi'
nen meta iobtaa. Gltddmme mas
tustafo iaamaamme Sumalan ben.
TED. ppbd Senfi parmaanfin tab
too faSmattaa meiSid entistd iuurem'
paa luottamusta rfaiffimoipaan"
Sumalaan.
MpnaSti me Ianfeemme, aino
maan, mutta acknowledgements on
alma amoinna, pubbistusIdbbe pulp
puaa Iaftaamatta.
Slfoon rufoufiemme ettd me tbs.
ID acknowledgements ppipen ioiiimme
faspaa mabbouiiifi firfastamoon
SumoIaamme, ia Wapabtaiaamme
SeIusta 8ristusta, ia tefemddn Sd
nen tabtoania maan pddud. Wte pa'
piiemme tietiesidmme, eta meaNd
tdmm6iIid melnouiiuuffia on. Wte
tiebdmme itIemme oiman felfpotto'
milf ia beitoitfi, mutta tiebdmme.
bdn mpDsfin ettd Sumala on luz
mannut ola beifoisfa fpdfemd. 9dn
moipi meitd beiffoinafin fapttdd
paImelufieenfa. !Sdnen ormonIa on
meibdn noimamme.
q. q. m:nen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

Suuret ioufpt aiattelenat pitd'
fpdnIa fpnninteosto; mutta Ell pffi'
tddn ibminen ole foSfaan tobeuiIesti
iIoinnut ipnnintefemiiestd fen idItesn
FUN SumaIo loi mailman. - Hus'
Fin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14
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IotuuS foStaa tpibou i5elleer,
maIbe ps%tdpiaeen.

- Gimme moi oiateua tpuin uIein,
eta on oIemasIa fosfaan nuffuma'
ton SiImd, iofa Imfee ipbdmen ia
tietdd aiatufIemme. - Bacon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

mt pelasti jalopenraa ia farbmm faiiss
I'd, bdm pelastaa mimat tdntaa fills
tealaiiem faiistd." Somaten: rgfiim
on tamtd pntpSrileiffaauiatoin filisteas
laimen pleiua fnin jalopeura ia farbm,
iiaa bart on pilfannnt elatuan Snraas
Ian iptaipGfeG." Wield bdn life fills.
teaIaiieqefin ianpo: nSanapdma amtaa
$erra iimut ntinnm faiiimi, etta nina
lpSn iiunt ia ota,t pdaii iimnlta pOis."
Ndmdt ianat faiffi fuuIimat Daui'
bin fuusta, mutta pitindt niiid mol.
beena ia paIiaana pilftana. So tofi
on: Jos ndmdt ianat olifimat paan
Datpibin, eifd Smmalan ianat oueet,
min ne eitpdt mitddn diff. Wtutta
ne omat Sumalan ianat ia Damib
usfoo ne ennen fuin bdn mitddn
ndfee. Sentdbben Min fdpfin, eifd
e ~enTinfddn estd, ettd aiia muiae
turbomaiielto ndptti ia etteimat be
moineet mSfoa fen Min toteen fdp'
mdn. Siud idrien mufaan Ell ouut
enfinfd6n usfottatpa. ettd Damib,
jofa 8oIiatin rinnalIa oil nd6ltddn
aiman mdbdpdt5inen. fimeld taa'
taifi min Iuuren %idttildiien. Matta
Da,pib usfoo fen ia tefee fen. Sil'
Ioin %iaatiin ndbbd, iopa fdfadfin
tunnustela, eta ie oil totta eifd
ipalbetta.
Mutta iita ennen min fauan fuin
palias Jana iiind oil, ionfa Damib
ianoi: rsamSpSmd antaa &erra iimnt
mimuu faiiimi," iloin ie muea oil
erinomainen woIbe, iopa mabboton'
tain. Siud idrfi pddtti 0amaten
fuin Sault 1 Gam. I7:) ndin: rDa'
nib on paimenpoifa, iofa ei ole
mi~Ioinfaan iobaSTa oaut ia tulee
5inne, ainoastaan faumaqa ia lin.
COLA maruStettuna, ilman muita
a5eita, ifddnfuin foiran fansia tap'
peIemaon;" iosta @oliati bdntd pill
Eaten Ioimaa 5anoen: ,SIenfo mind
foira, ettds tulet iaumoiua minun
tpf1ni?~ Wutta idttldinen tulee
baarnistaua ia iuureIIa feibddad
narustettuna. Gif5 tdsId ole fuuri
eroitus %aieila ia marustutfiua, min
ettd ulfondDstd pddttden, on namret'
tafpaa, ettd muoren pdbdiien poi'
menpoian Damibin pitdd tetemdn
ie, mibin ei pfIifddn mics leirisid
usfaua rutpeta? - Npt Datpib Ell
life fitd ndbnpt, naan bdn msfoi,
ettd SumoIa fostoiIi miboliieae fen
pilffana ia bdntd auttaifi, ia min ta'
pabtuifin.
Ndin alma fdppi. Sumalan ianoia
Ia tefoia alma pibetddn mobbottomi'
no, PEP fuin ne tapabtumat. 8uitens
Elm ne toteen fdpmdt, mieldpd erino'
maiien fepedsti ia iIman maipatta,
fun idpttdmiien aifa tulee. Wtutta
ennenfuin aIia toteen fdppi, min Ell
inun pibd tietamdn ella f%diittdmdn
itd, maan Dtfinfertaiiestt usfoman.
Siqd fuinfa ipnnit faSteeua pestddn
pois ia fuinfa me tpitmeiIend Poi.
ndnd plDSnoufemme fuoqeista, fitd
idrti Ell ole foStaan %faIittdpd, mar.
Iinfin FUN ndbbddn monen ppbdn
mieben ruumiin ioututpau ~lintuien
ipDtdndtii, foirien ia iuiien refpittd'
ndfi; muutamat poltetaan tubaffi
ia tubfa beitetddn tpirtaafpaan me.
teen, niinfuin 2onstnitfun firfonfo'
fouffesia ppbdn Subana 9usfin
fanSia meneteItiin. Siuoin idrfi
pddttdd ndin: rWtista !Serramme
Ssumala tabtonee ruumiin idleen tuo'
bo?" - Mmtta SumaIa ianoo: rWfi'
nd fen pubun. ie on minun ianani.
Sentdbben ie tofin et oinoostaan
usfottomdIta n6ptd. maon moboot-
tomaItatin, mutta Jos fen usfot, min
fe on toteen fdptpd; iud mind olen
faiftiwaItas ia ipoin tpbidstd faiffi
tebbd."
(Satfetoan.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-14

Entered as seeond-class matter January II
ss6. at he post office ut Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress Of March, 8. 1879.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
cantraI Markat far NON Yark

New York, Feb. 6.--Plans for a great
central market for New York city to
reduce the cost Of groceries are being
prepared by d COMMITTEES of citizens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
CHESS PLAYERS
ARE INTERESTED
BIG TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
HERE FEB. 20 is ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION ALL OVER
THE sTATE-mANY INQUIRIES
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED.

The chess tournament of the North
Dakota State Chess association, which
will be held in the parlors Of the COM
mercial club. Feb. 20 promises to be a
big event this year. Chess players are
beginning to inquire ron all yer the
state and are brushing the dust off
the chess men to get in training for
the big tournament. The winner is
to hold the state championship for the
following year and be entitled to wear
the badge of the association until the
next annual tournament.
Among pm of the prominent chess
players that win take part in the tour
nament are Widmeyer OF Rolla, Carl
Nelson and several others from Cando,
Judge Burke of Bismarck, Alex Stein
block OF jamestown, Professors Herts-
gard and Tonning Of Concordia col
lege, Moorhead, Prof. ]. H. Halland,
Rev. DR.. Beard, Attorney Robinson,
DR.. Tronnes, State Champion 3. Ram
son, M. E. Young, Earl Fleming, w.
Shure, E. Kalthis, Herman Halland,
G. Richter, and Geo. Hoenck of Fargo.
All chess players in the state are
welcome to take part in the tonrna-
ment and anyone wishing any infor-
nation regarding the event can get
same by dropping a line to George
Hoenck, president OF the association,
at Fargo, N d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
SPOKE TO
A. c. STUDENTS
PROFESSOR FROM IOWA A. C.
AND CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
ERNoR OF IOWA WAS SPEAKER
AT THE A. c. CHAPEL THIS
MORNING.

Prof. P. G. Holden from the Iowa
Agricultural college at Anles was the
speaker at convocation exercises this
morning in the A. c.. armory. His
subject was on What a Mans Aim in
Life Should Be. Mr.. Holden is a very
broad minded speaker. His talk was
along the lines that he has had to con-
tend with and his remarks appealed
in a striking and pleasing ann to
the large crowd Of students.
Mr.. Holden is about to resign his po-
sition with the college and will de-
vote his time in an effort to get into
the race as a candidate for governor
of Iowa. He has been in q position all
his life as a leader of men and under.
stands the best methods Of dealing
with men.
He said that the business OF - col
lege should be to rear a mighty COM
mon people, that the man worth mill
lions was not necessarily the one to
succeed, or the person with the best
education, but the mar who helps the
needs of other people also helps him-
self, for the world needs people who
want to do something. He said the
time vas coming when colleges will
spend half the year on books and the
other half will be given to the practi-
cal side Of education.
He gave as his motto. which he adj
vised every one to have, Il will heat
my record Most people, he said
look too high and want to attain great
things without having To work foi
them. Boys and girls should be taught
to think in terms of accomplishment
and action.
In ending he said a persoa should b.
fair and square with themselves anC
success would come easy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05

the erection of a. new schooIhouse.
The Steele school board is consider
ing plans for the erection of a modern
two-story school building. w. d. Lo-
veil, a Minneapolis contractor, has the
contract for the government buildings
at the Indian school at Wahpeton and
is taking bids on the brick work. The
old village schoolhouse at Walcott is
to be moved onto a new site and a two
story addition is to be added this
spring.
George Bauley will build a two story
and basement brick addition to his
garage building at Darlington this
spring. The Gram Construction Co. at
Devils Lake has resumed bricklaying
on the LaRue garage building. Fred
Rott of Gackle will remodel his store
building there.
Following the rejection by the Minot
city commissioners OF the city railway
franchise covering only the downtown
districts it is stated that later another
application will be made for the fran
chise which will cover the entire city,
Tom Powers of Fargo will start work
on the erection of the second wing to
the new Dickinson hospital as soon as
the weather permits. The Williston
Mineral Springs Water Co. has been
formed with a capital stock OF $4,000
and will erect a s~anitorium at the
springs east of there.
The date for selecting an architect
at Cavalier to draw the plans for the
proposed new courthouse has beer
set for Tuesday, Feb. 6. The counts
commissioners at Grand Forks viii
take steps for the erection of a new
courthouse at the meeting this month
A building to cost $500, 900 is pro.
posed.
The Northern Pacific contemplate.
constructing a line from Valley CITY
to Pingree, thence to Emmons and or
to Miles City, Mont. A cheese factors
is proposed at Bottineau.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
HEALTH CONSERVATION
Or. H. B. Smith, City Health Officer.
viii Talk Tomorrow Night at
Commercial Club Meeting.

DR.. Fl. B. Smith, city health officer.
viii talk tomorrow night on the sub
ject Of Health Conservation at the
regular meeting Of the Fargo Com
mercial club. All the members are
urged to come to the meeting, as DIR.
Smith Is an interesting speaker and
will present some facts about Fargo
health statistics that all should know.
There win be a number Of impor-
tant matters to come before the club
tomorrow evening, as there was no
meeting last month, and it win prob
ably be cared for at this time. Presi-
dent Hardy and Secretary Slime are
both urgent that all attend who can.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
OUT
Al The
POISONS
Relieving : Rheumatism Every
Time - Buy the ingredients
From Amy Good Pharmacy and
nix 1t Yourself at Home-Full
Directions Given, Also the Dose
Anyone Can Easily Prepare
the fixture.

Cut this out and put in some safe
place, for it is valuable and worth
more than anything else in the world
If you should have an attack of stom-
ach or rheumatism or bladder trouble
or any arrangement Of the stomach or
kidneys whatever.
The prescription is simple and can
be made up by anyone at home. The
ingredients can be had at any good
prescription pharmacy and all that is
necessary is to shake them well in a
bottle.
Here it is: Fluid Extract Juniper
Berries, one ounce; Compound Fluid
Balmwort, one ounce; Compound
Syrup of .Hypophosphites, four ounce
Take a teaspoonful before each meal
and at bed time. A few doses is said
to relieve almost any case Of stomach
or bladder trouble, frequent urination,
pain between the kidneys, etc. 1t is
now claimed to be the method of cur
ing chronic rheumatism because Of its
direct and positive action upon diges-
ton and the eliminatiye tissues of the
kidneys. 1t gives them life and power
to sift and strain the poisonous waste
matter and uric acid from the blood,
relieving the worst forms of rheuma-
tism and kidney and bladder trouble.
The treatment acts upon the stomach
and liver and is used also extensively
for relieving dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites cleans and enriches the blood.
There is nothing better than Balm
wort and Juniper Berries for the kid
neys.
The prescription is safe and can be
used at any time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05

metal revision bill that passes the sem
ate and is accepted by the house will
meet with a cold reception at the
White House and very likely be re-
toed. 1t is barely possible that the
democrats will be willing to make con
.cessions as will enable Mr.. Taft to
sign the metal bill, provided 1t reach
es him, and feel that in doing so he
has been consistent. However, this
is not considered probable. Therefore,
with the exception of the proposed
bill revising schedule K, which the
democratic house has not yet consider
ed, it is very doubtful that any tariff
legislation will be placed on the sta
tute books during the present session
Of congress. 1t Is even possible that
the president viii not stand for In
wooden revision bill that may reach
him. Certainly he will not unless it is
in keeping with the findings of the
tariff board.
Stalwart republicans declare that the
president would not be injured in the
slightest degree IL he should veto any
tariff bills that are sent to him with
the exception Of the wooden bill. Even
in the case of a new revision Of sched-
ule X. il Mr.. Taft could show the
country clearly that it was not in ac-
cordance with the findings OF the
tariff board they declare a veto Of this
bill would not hurt the president with
the people in general. This, they say.
would be the only consistent course
for MI. Taft to pursue, and they pro-
fess to have no doubt that he will
follow it.
The republican majority of the SEN
ate finance committee has not yet de-
termined upon the Dur which 1t win
pursue with regard to the metal re-
vision bin sent over by the house.
Some stalwarts are urging that the
bill be promptly reported adversely on
the ground that revision OF he iron
and steel schedule should await the
report OF the tariff board, which is
now at work upon 1t. 1t this course
is not adopted the finance committee
Will grant hearings to representatives.
of industries adversely affected by the
house bill. One serious complaint
which has been made against the
house ways and means committee is
that no hearings have so far been
granted on any OF the bills reported
to and passed by the house. Men who
arc engaged in lines Of business thar
are threatened with humiliation by
the metal bill recently passed by the
house naturally feel they are entitled
to a hearing somewhere. The senate
finance committee, although composed
of 4 majority of regular republicans,
is disposed to grant hearings, although
the followers of Thomas Jefferson, who
always have contended they were the
"realo representatives of the people.
| declined to hear any argument in the
ways and means committee Ut the
house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05

their approval must be a protective
measure. It is true, also, that the
democrats of the senate double-
crossed the -progressives during the
extraordinary session when the cotton
revision bill was under consideration.
The progressives have not yet forgot
ten this incident and are apt to exact
iron-clad pledges that viii not be re-
peated. In fact, they r position to
make demands for larger concessions
from the democrats because of this
incident than they otherwise would be.
IF any bill that IS presented to the
senate for the revision of the metal
schedule is not protective 1T will not
receive my support said one pro-
gressive senator today. He differ
entiated between industries controlled
by vast aggregations OF capital and
those In which no combination OF this
sort has been formed, declaring that
the former were amply able to take
care OF themselves. In every instance
where an American industry really
needs protection this senator believes
1t should be extended. This 10 be-
lieved to be the attitude OF y majority,
Ii not ali the progressive senators.
IN view Of the fact that President
Taft has taken q strong position
against any further tariff revision
until after the tariff board has had an
opportunity Il make a report to con-
gress, it is also conceded that any
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
A Great Dress Sale

At Howard Moody's Tuesday and
wednesday, Feb. 8 and L. The hand
soonest lot of dresses for $1,000 eve
shown in this section.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-05
Salves Can't Cure Eczema

In regard to skin diseases, medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the disease germs in
your skin by the use Of greasy salyes.
and thus encourage them to multiply.
Al true cure Of all eczematous diseases
car be brought about only by using the
healing agents in the form of a liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
Al simple wash: A compound Of Oil
Of W~iptsrgreen. Thymol. and other in
gradients as combined in the u. ID. %.
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Prescription. This penetrates to the
disease germs and destroys them, then
soothes and heals the skin as nothing
else has ever done.
A Is cent trial bottle will start the
cure and give you instant relief.
We have made fast friends OF more
than one family by recommending this
D. d. d. Prescription to a skin surfer
er here and there. and we want you
to try It now or our positive no pay
guarantees. Fargo Drug Co, waldorf
Pharmacy, Economy Drug Co.
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NORTH DAKOTA
IMPROVEMENTS
MANY IMPROVEMENTS AND MUCH
BUILDING PLANNED FOR THE
STATE DURING THE COMING
sPRING-WoRk ALREADY BE.
GINNING At SOME PLACES.

Many improvements are being
planned in various parts of the state
this spring, including the number of
buildings that are contracted for.
Work has already started in certain
eAaces.
Al new brick school building is
planned at Adrian. An election will
be held at Lisbon for voting on $780,
000 bonds for the erection of a new
school building. The Portland board of
education contemplates issuing bonds
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You can get The Dsvil at news
stands.
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ANOTHER COALITION

eontInusd IRON Page one.
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Leaps From Statute Of Liberty

New York, Feb. 5.--To prove the
efficiency Of a patent collar para
chute for steeplejacks, Frederick r.
Law leaped from the top of the statue
OF Liberty and only sprained his ankle
by his 600-foot drop.
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Woman CITY Purchaser.

New York. Feb. 5.-EHenceforth the
city's marketing lis to be done under
the eyes OF a Mrs. Anna w.
Won Hohon has been made examining
Inspector Of the inspection bureau of
the finance department OF New York.
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lsborar 1900 sa0JoOo nou

New York, Feb. 5.--VVhile digging in
the ruins OF the Equitable building, an
Italian laborer picked up a roll Of bills
containing $4,000. 1t was taken from
him and returned to its ownar.