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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Talks With Men of
National Prominence
At Washington. D. O.

In the capitol OF the United States
there is not Il single painting that is
Il credit to American art, n there
are only a few pieces of sculpture
worthy of passing notice" said Jer-
ONE Conner. sculptor, and designer of
NUMEROUS important sculpture works
in Washington. This country may
Well be proud of her artists-paint,
ers and scupltors-for. in my judg-
nl"nt. there is not another nation on
earth hat can boast of more or bet
ter artists than America. 1t is to be
regretted, therefore, that in the Unit
ed States capitol. which architecture
any is looked upon by artists and ar
ehittcts as n of the most artistic
buildings in tho world. there should
not be some notable products of
American artists and sculptors.
~ is passing strange thai the
whole of New England has not fur
nlsh"d the capitol's statuary hall with
a statue that is worthy Of notice. The
etflgy of Senator Ingalls, is perhaps
the best. That of Lewis Cass and the
figure of Garfield are good, and that
ABOUT ends the number OF artistic
pieces of sculpture. The massive
head of Lincoln in the rotunda Is "A
striking piece of work, INC it is but
an enlargement OF the death mask Of
the martyred president.
itie1e are Il NUMBER or equestrian
statues in the parks Of Washington
that are excellent. those of Generals
Thomas and Sheridan being the best,
In my opinion. America, however.
mas n greater number of sculptors Of
ability than any other country. Rodin
OF France, of course. is the recognized
head OF sculpture in the world today.
l DO not know of any mar who is,
or has been, his peer. Everything
he has done has been good. Germany
has not Il sculptor of note, neither
mas England. l should say that Their.
are two dozen s%culptors in this coun-
lrN who are the equal of any in
Europe. barring Rodln. Saint-Gau-
o"ns was the first American sculptor
TO claim the Nrrld-Wide attention.
and he began Iii. list OF American
~Eotahles. In Hl"W of the growing
number of eminent American painters
and sculptors, ana their notable con-
tflbutions 10 the world OF art, am
heartily in favor Of .hs. proposition
II a national exhibition Of Ameri-
am sculpture and paintings be given
tierc in NaslliNgtnn-a proposition
nat has been made numcrous times.
Dut never put into execution"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16

1t will pay the farmers of this stat
TO raise more corn and less Cain.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16

A Fargo goat died Of Indigestion.
The tin can it ate probably had one
Of DR.. Ladd's misbrands on it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16

Did you eve notice that a sensibl,
man is never sensitive?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Ladies' Waists 95c.

Choose from an assortment Of
ladies waists made from fine lawns.
mulls, batistes, swisses. ETC., daint-
lily trimmed with fine laces, m.
broidery and fine tucks. Choice Of
the lot at each CSC.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Collars Half Price.

Choose from an assortment of
odds and ends of our collar stock.
Included are large, small and me.
dunn shapes. Made from lawns.
swisses, mulls. etc. lace and en-.
broidery trimmed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
THE CAREFUL JAIIER.

Prison Warden-It's just been
found out that you didn't commit that
crime you've been in for all these
years. and so the governor has par
doned you.
Innocent Man-Um-1'm %pardoned.
am I?
Prison Warden-Y-e-s, but don't go
vet. I'll have to telegraph for further
instructions.
Innocent Man-What about?
Prison Warden-Seems to me that
considering you hadn't any business
here. you ought to pay the state for
your board.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16

Love heads the list OF sweet thing.
that DOR fernlent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Children's Oxfords Soc

Children's vici kid oxfords with
patent leather tip; ankle strapped
sandals and tan oxfords from
which to choose. Regular values
up to $2.25. Very special at per
pair soc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
AM
Tnclc Josh X

Uncle Josh Perkins" the popular
New England rural comedy drama
that has outlived every similar dra-
matte offering through sheer force of
merit. is to be seer at the Metropoli-
tan theater on Saturday afternoon
and evening. The management Of
the theater has succeeded in making
the prices of the lowest possible and
In spite of the fact that the same
company plays nearby own at prices
Forks the matinee prices will be %
cents for adults and 10 cents for
children while at night the highest
price in the house will be so cents
and the upper floor Will be Is and %
cents.
Tho matinee will begin at $3.50 and
the evening performance at the usual
hour Of $3.50.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
75c Hosiery 19c.

Choose from an assortment Of
fancy hose in colors. included are
cotton and Isle in fancy colors;
some embroidered; all sizes. Val
ues up to 75c per pair. Special
19c.
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Hair Braids.

S4.25 valuesseach... .s1.sS
$500 values each. $3.50
Included are hair braids in light
and dark brown. black and blonde.
great saving for Saturday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Boys Oxfords 79c.

Just 10 pairs Of boys oxfords in
patent leather and tans: not all
sizes in this lot. Regular $3.50
values. Extra special for Saturday
at per pair 79c.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Children's Dresses.

Choose from an assortment of
children's dresses made from fine
Bingham and chambrys. All good
fast colors. An extra special value
at each CSC.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-16
Bed Spreads.

One big lot Of scalloped bed
spreads; full size: cut corners;
good weight. Regular $3.50 values.
Special for Saturday at each $1.9s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22
Soser til 5alg hos
nnoertegntOc.
Cite SIR. 2.

9iifop n. s. 2lrrebos Qeonet
ol Sfriiter, TO Barter i Get
9in0; /. Bart er Arre6oS
2eOnet, ,. Bart llOora9 al
bans Strifter. al 8aitor $.
Aer0nm, in0b. >. $3.50
0anif airferitual ira 1886,
in6b.') $500. 40
biblical G5eoIo9p OF t6e 9telp
Ieitoment, Of @e.oner. mob. LOO
Die 9op5 pbo lioeo long ago
GortGQin9er), al Sane Pm.
0rems, mob. > =. -. 80
100 Elmer / GngelIf, al 8. ID.
geterienL mob. . -. 10
06e Siitorp OF 9ogmoS, 2 9ino
al 9rof. Reon0er, mob >. 100
Gbe Cottage @bpiicion @G9e.
bog), uoor6ei0et al fIere Soc.
ger, GAG SiOer, inOb. 100
.Q6e Sig6er Criticism OF 9inta.
teuc6, al 8rof. @reen inOb. 100
.Nesiionife Spaooomme, at 5r.
0clit5id, mob. 40
ISerli9beOs. Sonbet Ten 9etro9t.
ming ooer Sobannes 4oben-
6orin9), al Goitor SAT. @olm
inOb.") . .......... 80
Cutters Gatedbiim (9olileps
5orflorino), o%oeriat al en-
aomite al Gen fore. Sirfe,
mob. ...... 30
Ebe Stuoent's SnnOboof (fro
ben enaelif.Intberife PrGite-
ifoIe I Gbicogo), mob. %
IGngelif Borlelr (til at lore
enaeIiD, al 6iituine, iuHb.' 80
Gales Of a Grandfather (2G.
ieboe). al 6. Moriboe,
inob.') 30
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

3oaoe, % ON at iege Den til bom
ON enc fan og oil biplpe os / al
Iuor 500. Sfer oet, ioo bar port
0f60e fife DGret ior9Gpes. Soo 8of
It'll De iremmeOe .8rGiter o9 8en.
nerne % til @lf @orn San9for,
Iior0i S TOM, % 8af for De iinufte
ISon8e, iom bt fff at bsre.
@eo are0sineoet I @Gf Sorn /
Giterooret 6leb set lagt rem for
areoiens 8rGitcr % 3ele9ater, bois
oct bar mllig. oa At iaa Baitor Ge.
terien iIDttet bertil / Ste0et for at
DO | SorIon, og bpis oct oct life
lo0 iig gennemfere, 6o 6nife6e NE.
nigbeOen at foo at oi0e, ont oct life
bar mtli9t, at Menigbe0en funoe
foo nogen St6tte fra 9re0Iert, til
10. ielo bleb / Ston0 til at lenne
'Oor eeen Br9it. MenigbeOen Der
bar oilIig til at betale $500, 6Dis
oct funoe Io0e fig or0ne. 8e0 N6.
oct tom 0en Sog ilet life irem,
6oo6 o9ioo fan les al Referotet |
r0oniferen" 90 0onif lutb. Sir.
febGoo. AnBaaen0e oen f6rite bar
Der inaen 5or6ou0Iin9; oct fom
frem % 9it itrofs til aTitemning,
u6en noaen @1o0iigelie; meo Senipn
til Den iaoite Del, oo bIen Ser life
talt no9et Oerom, bboo iao @rutt.
Den onr, beO ie9 life. Men un6er
.MgOet 6leo Der ia9t, at ser bar
mon9e Ste0er, Door bort iSolf boe0e
Der aIori8 6Ieu giort noaet for Dem,
6%egrun0et poa, at De oor iao foo,
% Soufunoet life bar / Stano til
at fonune Dem til Siplp. "a ieg
berte Bette, fom ie9 til at tpnfe:
bar ri ioo Hooo til at orioe Mis.
jon imeIlem Soponerne og Sn0i.
anerlle, o9 ioo la6e bore egne 2on0s.
meno fi6oe / @erfe, for0i hi in9en
Mi0ler bor til at OriOe Wisiion
meO2 Mon oct iad life bar be0re
at begpn0e Misiion imeGIem pore
.e9ne, emo at gna no til iremmeOe.
.@r pore &anOsmGn0 % life nPrme.
re emo 6oo6e Soponerne o. Sn0in.
nerne2 Get er 10 BOG ira De ior.
ifellige Wenig6eOer, at gen9cne ifal
fomnle. Seq tror, set er ct Sp6rg5.
mail, iom er pprO at tpnfe ooer;
tbi pore e9ne bur0e oog bore os
nppmere emo DC fremmeoe: 9erfor
iDne5 ieg o9oo, at Der buroe Oi
beBDn0e, oa fan ri Ion g6re mere,
Iao er oct go0t, men at 'en0e Pen-
gene ol16re Steoer ben, mar Der
Der bjeiume trpn9es 5nar0t til oent,
oct er ser life no9en Menine /.
Gao o8 biGIpe Sc fntaa @eni96e6er
% De Soft. iom Dor a0ipreot o.
life fan boloe 4rpit, iao fonmer
ri pitt MoaIet nprmere, til BET man
oiit ogiaa benregnes til Mi8iions.
gernin9en?
&prIig S.Iien til 9ennerne no
oOer Somfunoet % glo0ets qpie.
re, % til .3anfteren"8 Reooft6r.
.. g. G6riitenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22
atlantiG Sa.

0isiionsmboet, iom oi alpoetc
os ioo meoet til. er ioa forbi. 2ef
er nit omtrent ierite Sang / DE,
niabeoens &ii!crie, at Ri fan iisc
III 1et Jait Misiionsms0e. 09r
bar ',ere @onQr o9ret taIt om OF
oiboI6e e ioa6ont Ms6e, men fe'
or ajoria 5l,oen til no0et fsr M.
~ iremmeNe Breiter bap0e hi 81.
itor 8. Z. Senien ira aimbaIiar
~ Eaiio5 6b. q. 3eriil6 ira elf
Sua. 81 hoo6e bentet fIere irean.
m'fe 4'raiter; men De fom life. &c
ri nlao oare Dor 9ta6o BrGiter NE.
get infrenmelige, at De nnr M
bi1.lt til ct fomme, mar Ri inqen
aiorl frace iaa.
Nio6et be9pnete 6ors0n1 Af,5n.
Iaifo gieterien iu6Ieoe0e meO Dot
Batter s.. g. Senien prGoitsSe
,pcr 81 4. 25-32. I'll SInt.
nina tlIte @oitor geterien n,.tl9
Dto. 5reoao @~ftermiOOo9 pre-
oifeoe @oitor Sersilo, og ON af.
tenn Yeitor Senien % Ra'5r
Seriuo. Geo We6et ON Giterm ,.
hagen par 5oriamIinoen life tor.
bcorinot &irfen eiter OmitGn) /
bcosrrt par bel iplot 6oer a-tm.
ON Sen6ngen bnr airfen fDlot ii
ii0ite Blaos. @n Del al @ff 9orn
Menigbeo booOe nemli9 in0melot iig
til ON SBn0agen og faaet 8oget
II. n: ftmme efter Dem SenNal
N9rceH. loa at 0e funoe 0eltaJ' I
9pe6et hele Da9en, noget iom pc
aigheocn ser bar GLAD beo, ii9r
for &anlIord, iom DC tit meO. lei
rsr oft r mes So1 FRA @f Sorf,
i1mt iEt pr. Autncdii. Ga tet
bar pormt, baooe oct bragt en- 0eo
al Doniferne Der til gpen. vi bar
al0rig Ol0it, at Dor Strife funoe
rlimme ioo mango WenneIfer. Der
bar ogino Here. Der ipur8te ON,
bporleoes oi pilOe foa BldoS til
ole De WtenneIfer, ca. 300, Tom Der
Dor iomIet belle Gagen.
5sn6ag 6ormiooag bopOe hi al'
tergang, 6por gaitor Reterien ielo
forrctteoe Altertieneiten innt pro-
oifeoe ooer Oogens @onnBelum.
gor Rnbo.grGiter bolot nemlig
@uostieneite / 0eres egne airfer ON
8ormiooa9en 90 fom ierit ON 81
termiooogen og ON g(ftenen. On 81
t~ermiS6agen preOifeoe Bait. Sers-
ilo 90 ON aftenen 8aitor Senien.
I'll Slutnitlg talte De andre nogle
Orb. SEQ @ftermioOags- Msoet blep
Der optaget ct Offer til areoSmis.
iioner, iom beleb iig til S45.40.
Maa &erren iao fon 9on til at bel
Iiane De mango ifsnne Orb, fom blep
tnlt til os | De Dage. Der blep tdlt
in0trnnqenoe Til os ON Spno og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

Der. Denne Del ifnD0e aft.
ioa goa iou1men me0 30.
rige. beftet. ............. 80
9iblicaI Criticism, Of 8rOf.
6oas, mob. .............. t.5C
General S1troouction to tbe
0Io &eitanent, al @reen,
mob. .................. 10
9en0eps @nomon Of tbe ]teiu
5eitoment, 8 8ino. ino6... BOO
ApoIo9etics, al Bruce. inob... 1.5C
I23ie aflO 6ime5 OF 6enrp Miib-
len6er9, of @rof, @onn,
ln0b.... 200
Soa9eren (0en fore. airfes),
tint @inO me0 @ul0init. sc
Igil6. Beef: @%rin0ringer ira
NIT 2io, / Setter, ...... 80
%. s.. g. @rltn0tpi9s Sa8o
@rammoticltS,3 8in0, in06.* f.50
%. 3. Q. @runotpias Snorro
SturGeion, 3 8in0, ino6.*) t.50
arHti 9iergprGoifen o9 oens
@%etp6ning for 9hutioen, al
$. s. 86ierio6 beftet =. %
2lltberon N}onlpo (SoImebog
og A%Iterbog %tiliommen)
mutt 9ino me0 @ul0init 1.00
9srneiana6oa (Den 8. @irfes),
in06. =. .......... 20
Gre 8oreOrao. al MiSiionar g.
Is. 2orien, / Omilog -. 10
On airfens @nbe0 og @runot,
pigs airfeipeiI, al So1annes
GGouien, 6eftet :. -. 30
3. 3. @~run0toi9s religi6ie
ltooitljng, al II. 4ielien, BEL
tet. =. 80
@o(p bible loen oamle eng.
Ooerirttelie), inob. = -. 80
.@piqt 9io meo i0el @lpoe, al
@ropenaadro. mob. $500. go
.9ible 6ftorp for Some anO
SCHOOL, al Soupt, inob.*) IL
Observation-Disclosures i 0en norife
Gal, al g. 8irfeool. mo6.*) 30
@cmprf. = 6etpoer, at oi5ie mo
.bun0ne 9oqer er iom M. @n9el'f
3itel tilfenocQiper, at 5n0boloet er
.@ngelif. 9ogerne bIioer frit till
ier0t. Detailing mloo fel9e meo Be
.itilling Trimerfer fan life ioo bel
mo0toges. Muliqe a6bere 6e0es be-
bare oct Nr. al 8oniferen, 5oori oet-
re 6liper optoqet.
: 8e0eren,
Dor IA, @iborg, 81. 0of.
9emprfnin0er. , betp0er, at Dis.
lie inO6. 9gger er liot ili6te peo
9ru9en, men goo 5ton0. De 90
rige mob Bigger er Tom M. De 80.
ger, Der itaor meo en0elif 8iteI
er poo @noelif. 9e9erne BIZ
Der frit tilienot. Detailing maa
folge meo 9%eitiIlin9. 6rimerfer
fan life ioo go0t mo0ta9es. Mufige
Rebere mao BELT opbeoare oct Nr.
al 0oniferen, boori 9ogliiten 6Iioer
optoget, oa Bitten pit fun bIioer
inorpffet cen Sang.
5. 8e0erien,
Dor IA, 8i6org q. 0of.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

Statesmen To manage
branch in each county. Our
goods sold to farmers. Big de.
mand. Only investment required
is for team, wagon, and can
vassing case. No experience nee
essary. Free curse in salesman
ship. The Halter Proprietary Co,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22
Scins eaer @erOens 9Oit.

Din Seius, BOP Eat,
On f6rte mig no fra BE % ira af,
9u Iprer mig bon6re pao Son0be-
Oens 8ei,
Oh bier mig 8eiert, on ipigter
mig Ell;
IN bielper iaa fprlio al 8riiterens
@orn =
Seq er 10 DIT Barn.
'SA "a
81 a..
Din Se'us, bop Eof
Oh bnooer. 6ll IfPrmer moo SDu-
6ens @e0rog;
On fapaer ino emit mig me6 aer.
Giabe6s arm,
On orooer MIC nprntere mo til oin
@arnb
On isrer MIG fremo6 poa Snn6be.
6ens Sci
III nPrnere 0iq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

men 8inoet er brpffet, for
eprigt er 0e bee, De 9oor
Oerfor ion beitet 10
gbpiioGogp for Dopm9 People,
ira 9mer Boot So, moo" 10
Gen femte 90n og oenS 2o
airfen Inotil 2lltber, al BIZ
flop Monrao, 763 g, beftet 80
,0m Mi8iionen i gitinOien, af
Is. 9. @rennin9, / Omilog 20
86e Secret of Sappinei8, nf Nep.
Is. u. Sole, in06. 49,. 30
'0m 9ibelen, al 5. 9eli6eim,
mob. =. $3.50. 80
Drowning @liiabet6 al Oonmart,
al IS. 5%ergenien, / Omi. %
.8be N6irocle, of Better, I Omi. 30
I2ectlre5 on Metap6piicS, at 20.
Somilton, in06*) go. 1.25
I3nOiif 6iemnemisiion blanOt
Sartbalerne, al 9lt0oig Ser
tel, beitet =. ...... 20
0aob, @enfeoeIie og 9%arneOao6,
al $. 6remer0 mob. 40
.@rGif 5ormlqre (@rammotif),
al ]ieftor Is. Berg, in0b.) 40
.@eneiis q @oieboa), al Sen.
rich 8bieriob, beftet 40
.0oDioS SoInler (llOleggelie),
al 2lrooig Sarms, beftet. 80
Zen beIliae 9to0oer Gifreoet for
OF er6oerue 9%oftororo0), al
0omprooit @uOe, beftet =. %
GrG0ifener, ell aor9on9, al w.
q. Cam, beitet ...... 80
De fire gDan8elier, iommenItil.
let / (i0siol8e, al 5. 2eoin.
len, beitet ....... 20
Sra @etiemune til @oleat6a,
en- 9etragtlil9 oper 2ioeIieS.
icsb itorieu, al 3. s. 5pien,
6cftet -. 30
G6urob Boot pit6 0tuiic (SoI.
me6oq ior De en9eIiftalen0e
2lit6erouere), in06. ...... 1.50
9irfcnS 5orer og Soab, al $.
SO. 5. Gbierid, 9eitet -. is
$oGger Goienfront8 (bonS 2eo.
ne1, al ;. .. 4nOerielI
beftet ..4. ...... 80
Meuia6e0en / a~otofomberne
Gnoerioroiife @~rooiteoer)
ira oct ,. 2lorbunore0e ooer.
lot ira SOenIf, 6eitet %
Qeoctroa0 i 8irtens Siitorie, i
10 3cfe, al 8rof. 81. &ielien
beftet -. .6O
Zen firfeligc 9ure ON Spnoen,
al .. SaIlesbp, 6eftet -. 20
8raft if Geoloai al ;. 5. Otter
see, 6eftet -. ...... 1.25
gi6cIen ION 9ilJeo6oa, al 5r.
&efpe9, beftet 20
gorobel % Offer eacr 9}atur-
pm6orif, al iomnae, 6eftet 30
@lpoloaetif NriiteliQ-nif),
to itore 0ele. 6cftet, al Or.
:. s.. u. @6raro -. $50
@raftii o6c G6eoloaie. / TO itore
3ele - inf, al 8roi. G6r.
9fc6eIis, bcitet -. go
5ooer Shne0er o. oct ipriife
@aiien6us i 5eruiolem al
shtopia Sc5neller, beftet -. 1.25
0iltuler / @errenS 6u9 (Coler),
al G6ritimai, @reit, 6eftet 80
% oOer8mooIet (@rammottt) al
Sig. @nfer, in0b -. %
Gmerica: Siitorp ano 9iogra.
pin. uOgioet 1891 al @rof.
stephen 9temmon, 1896 Si.
Der, mob, 49,. 200
@ruu0toigs 2io og @erning,
ar @infel 9orn, i @efte. 1.25
Zen opoitoliIfe %ariiten0omL al
Soeno @lmmerieu, Setter 40
Den eoangeliife Siitorie, al DITTO
Msller, mob. ...... 100
Den fsrite Scamp ON ben apo.
~itoliife 3roSbefenoelies Op.
|rin0elie, al 9iifop Monrao
mob. >. T.. -. ........ 1.25
9orint6erbrepene, al 6. %. Sci.
pig, inob.') ........ 100
|gpangeIiif 9rpitegerning, al
pollt0on.M g0er, mo, 49,. $50
Wo6ern Doubt ono G6riition
- 80 a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22
F@drelandet
dennemgaaende BiIIeter til
Danmark
Norge Og
SVerrig
Via Hamburg
F0RST, ANDEN og TREBLE KLASSE.
Via Hamburg
F0RST, ANDEN og TREBLE KLASSI

Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
25.00o tons. Nov. 6, 500 p. m.
Pennsylvania
1880 tons, Nov. 8. 10 a. IN.
Pretoria = 1880 tons, Nov. Is, IL a. m.
President Lincoln -
$1,000 tons. Nov. 10. . p. m.
Amerika - 22,500 tons. Nov. 26, 10 am.
Patricia - 1850 tons, Nov. 30. 2 p. m.
President Grant r.
$1,000 tons, Dec. 7, 9. q. m.
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria -
25,0c0 tons, Dee. y, 10 a m.
Billetpriser meddeles paa Fo%rlangende.
Disse Priser vii indbefatte allie nedven-
dige Udgifter - Kost, Logi og Bsfor-
dring fra New York til Bestemmelses-
stedet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-13

slightly above 200 lbs. though still 25
lbs. lighter than at this time last
year
All the props have apparently been
knocked from under the sheep and
lamb market, and ii is gradually sink
ing today, after drop Of 25 to 80
cents last week. The runis $1,000 to-
day. and the best that lambs could do
was 1926. Feeders say that they are
getting very little for the feed they
have put into the stuff. in some cases
nothing Either there was an abnor
NAL number on feed TO start with this
season, and greatly underestimated.
or feeders are pushing them forward
faster than usual Receipts 50 far this
year at the five leading markets are
100000 head more than same period
last year. nearly 20 per cent Year
llngs are worth up to $3.50, wethers
$3.50, ewes $3.50
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-13
WHAT SAVED
her LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tells About a Painful
Experience that Might Have
Ended Seriously.

Rivesville, W. Va.-Mrs. Dora Martin,
in letter from Rivesville, writes.
For three years, / suffered with wo-
manly troubles, and had pains in my
back and side. I was nervous and
could not sleep at night.
The doctor could not help me. He
said would have to be operated on be.
fore l could get better. I thought I
would try using Cardui
Now, l am entirely we'll.
am sure Cardui saved my life.
will never be without Cardui in my
home. recommend it to my friends"
For fifty years, Cardui has been re
lieving pain and distress caused by wo.
manly trouble. 1t will surely help you.
1t goes to the spot-reaches the
trouble-relieves the symptoms, and
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II you suffer from any symptoms Of
womaHly trouble, take Cardui.
Your druggist sells and recommends
1t. Get bottle from him today.
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Instructions, and 4-page book. Home Treatment
for Women, sent in plain wrapper. on request.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-13
KANSAS CITY STOCK
MARKET
j. A. RlCKART,
Market Correspondent
ooooooooooooooooo

Kansas City Stock Yards, Feb. l2.-
movement of stock last week, receipts
dropped a little below the supply of
the previous week in cattle, and were
five thousand head less than same
week a year ago. The price list was
lifted 10 to 25 cents during the week,
prime heavy steers reaching and pass
ing the eight dollar mark during the
week, tops selling at SS.15 Wednes-
day. Car load lots of heavy native
COWS were bought for New York at an
average cost of $3.50, against $3.50
for similar cows the previous week
Stockers and feeders exhibited their
customary strength tht fore part of
the week, but prices sagged little at
the close. and the holdoyer of that
class increased 700 head, over the
close of the previous week Today
eleven thousand cattle were estimated,
but actual receipts fell thousand
short. Other markets received a
plenty, and prices today are steady
10 10 lower. Buyers sieze every
chance to secure reduction in prices,
as their superior officers keep pound
ing them constantly to that end Only
occasionally is there any too many
cattle to SO round. and with feeder
buyers competing with packers for
half fat steers most of the time. sell
lers hold the whip hand as a rule.
sixty cars of quarantine cattle came
in today, the steers selling in line with
natives. at 1925 to 5000 A number
of car loads of bulls were included in
the quarantine division. at $4.25 to
s4S5. Feeders bring 5000 to $500,
and stock steers $3.50 to $500. A.
shipment of yearlings. from Springer
Newk Mexico, 600 lbs. sold here today
at $3.50.
Hog supplies are running consider
ably under the runs of a few weeks
ago, sixty thousand here last week.
only few more than during the cor
responding week year ago. Aver
age price of hogs last week was S615,
with top for the week $640, which
means that the market is about %
cents higher than it was the first
week this year The run is 1000 to-
day, prices to 10 lower top $500
bulk Of sales $595 to 1925. Average
weights are growing, now running
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF OLD SCHOOL
BUILDING.

Notice is hereby given that the
board of education of the City of
Vinita will receive sealed bids for the
sale of the four south rooms of the old
frame school building, up until the
hour of one o'clock p. m, on Thurs
day, the 18th day of February, 1912.
Said portion of said building shall
be cut and separated from the north
addition to said buildin; and said
building shall be cut and separated at
the north wall of the portion which is
to be sold, by the purchaser, under the
direction of said board of education
This sale shall not include the stone
foundation under said building,
Sail building will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash at the time of
the sale, the whole amount to be paid
at that time; but the said board of
education reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Bids should be filed with Mr.. w. Ii.
Deck, secretary of said board of edu-
cation, at his Office in the City of Vim
ita, Craig County, Oklahoma
Dated at Vinita, Craig County, Okla
homa, February 9Th, 1912.
SEYMOUR RIDDLE,
President Board of Education.
w H. DECK, Secretary.