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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-17

Rose w. L-You cannot have good
complexion unless YOU keep your blood
pure II You are confined 70 tn. ot,jca
all DAY just make II a habit Of getting
as much outdoor exercise as YOU can
AT night breathe fresh air as much
as possible. sleep with your window
"ide open. The greatest en.rtea Of
clear, beautiful! compilation are bad
air and bad blood There is no,hi,c
better for purifying the blood mar
fresh air and exercise Eat ulcn,v az
fruit and vegetables during the warn
weather. ] shah be glad TO send yo,,
my Instructions for cure Of IimpIcs and
acne II you send stamped envelope.
GeoTge-It is distressing sigh, 70
see any one pick his teeth on the stree,
or in public place. y pin or other
sharp instrument should never hs used
Tor the purpose. Dental floss or tooth
picks made OF quills are IN. best for
remaving the PARTICLES OF food from
between the teeth. Pyorrhea or Riggs
disease" - ~ is most generally known.
Is often due TO neglect OF mouth NV
Eiene 4 weak solution of fluid OK
tract Of ipecac, two drops in II half a
glass OF water. used as a mouth wash
before retiring. Viii act as proven
tive. and perhaps as a cure In tho
earliest stages Of this trouble ] shall
TO glad 20 send YOU my Instructions
on mouth hygiene. as well. AS instruc-
lions Tor care OF the teeth II you will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-17

Anxious-A red nose is sign OF n
bad circulation or of impure blood.
For both conditions regular exercise in
the open air and attention 20 diet will
be beneficial The hairs in the nostrils
are provided by nature to prevent dust.
insects or other substances from be-
ing drawn into the lungs.
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send me n stamped. addressed en-
velope.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
!. THE LINTON MARKETS.

Wanted-A girl to work at Tur-
ner's. ADV.
Miss Marie Beckman went to Bis
marck Thursday.
Karl Baessler has returned from
visit with friends at Herreid.
Adolph Quasi spent Sunday with
friends in the Temvik country.
A big Tent for sale cheap.
Call at the Smith Studio. Don l..
Tracy.-Adv.
The Misses Frances Petrie and
Jessie Hofreiter spent Friday Of
last week in Bismarck.
The Misses Asia and Agnes Po-
nath have gone to Bismarck where
they will attend school.
o. H. Brown and Charles Burke.
residents of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
were in Linton Thursday Of last
week on their way to Horsehead
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Bids for Building School House.

I Tho school hoard OF Hague school district,
Ing OF u school house III the village OF
Hague, snid bids TO bG Ia the hands OF the
clerk Of said district by 2 p. M, Friday, DC
itober - 1915. AZ which time said bids VIII be
5oDened.
Z The plans aud specifications. which can be
seen at tine tome OF The clerH OF the district
In Hague, call for Two story frame siruc-
tnre, size 3. by IS feet
"A certified check in the amount Of FIVE
must accompany each bid
which IL to be enclosed In an envelope ,aa-
triet. No. 80 The check IL 10 insure the en-.
tering into contract with the school board
OF said district by the snccessfnl bidder.
and all bids.
by order OF tho district school board 81
| IIague school, Di trtct No. 30
CARL II. FISCHER,
oct2l Clerk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Sale Of Land.

.
Notice Is hereby given, that ip pursuance
OF an order made on the 21st day nf August.
A. ID. 1915. by the Hon. Charles u. CArlay,
J udpe OF the County Court IN and for The
county OF Emmons, state Of North Dakoth,
tls Undersigned the ndministrstrix OF the
estate Of George A. Bieber. late Of Emmons
county, North Dakota. deceased, will sell At
private sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
subject 10 confirmation by the Judge OF the
said county court, the following described
land, to-wft; Northeast quarter (neA) and
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter Use
a OF nwA) OF section twelve ti2,, In town
ship one hundred thirty one ODD north
range scyenty-six t76) ives. OF the 9th prin-
The sale viii be made on or after the 18th
day of October. 1915.
All bids must be In writing and may be
left at the home OF the undersigned on
swla Of section 30, township LIB. north. range
"A west of 5th principal meridian. or file d
with the Judge Ut the said county court. or
delivered TO tha undersigned personally.
Dated Sept. IL, 1915.
Administrative of the Estate Of
George A. Bieber. Deceased.
ao16- 70
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
IN TOWN AND OUT

Valley where they have land in
terests.
Miss Jennie shenkenberger spent
a couple Of days in Bismarck last
week.
Miss Madge Lane. Of Leoia. s. D.,
is at the A. N. JuDge home this
week.
Miss Jennie nkenberger has re-
signed as clerk in the W. E. Petrie
store.
j. j. Pietz. of Eureka, spent Sun
day in Linton visiting with rel
atives.
A marriage license was issued to
Jacob Seidel and Amalia Nathan
last Saturday.
The Linton Cash Store people are
installing electric lights of their
own this week.
Don't forget to see Fighting
Bob" at the Electric Theatre Mon
day night.-Adv
The Guild of the Episcopal church
me; yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. E. Burge. few
miles west Of town.
A letter to the writer from Earl
Mewing conveys the information
that he is now night operator for
the 500 Line at Wyndmere. q few
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16

klnson. and likes it fine," as he
says.
DR.. C. O. Smith will be in Stras-
burg Tuesday. September 2lst, to
do dental work. ADV.
Henry Maier, of Linton. under.
went an operation for appendicitis
at the Wolverton hospital, Monday.
Thos. Kelly was down from Haz-
elton Thursday of last week to join
the Linton auto party to Fort Yates.
LadIesl We have large stock Of
Millinery, latest styles. Prices rea-
sonabIe. Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co..
Adv.
George Dexter returned yester-
day from business trip to South
Dakota points and to Appleton,
MINI.
The interior Of the German
American State Bank is being re-
decorated this week. j. A. Bell is
doing the work.
Miss May haven left Thursday of
last week for Woodward. this state,
where che will teach school during
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brokofsky
have ben visiting relatives at
iceland. as well as enjoying few
days of hunting.
Mrs. Michael Senger. sixty-seven
years old. mother of Anton Senger.
died at Strasburg Thursday of last
week from dropsy.
Miss Mildred Lynn left last week
for Appleton. Wis, where she ex.
poets to study in the Lawrence Con-
servatory of Music.
Mrs. F. j. Pietz was among the
Lintonites who spent Friday and
Saturday of last week in Bismarck
shopping and visiting.
Commissioner T. P. Lee came
down from Braddock Tuesday even.
ing for couple of days business
visit at the county seat.
Eugene SchiIlir q will leaveSstnr.
day for Vermilli"n whore he will
take up mis- dutie ~ - 3 unr,t n,
the Souh Dakota U versit,.
Simon q h left Mrrdav NOR.
ing fir Bi 'c' W. Ms B. sc.
who will sernre I'D c.l .,op,n er,
at one of iheh p ais ht re-.
VIM M.C ~ II, H.. # .Johr
McCrnrv nf 'h;s ci,. is again visit,
ing his Lin'"n rn'a ives after an ex
tended visi, Ia eas ern points.
/ Gerrit Rocks. Jul ns Timmck,
and Jay Smith were Linlonites whit
1 spent last week in Minneapolis TAX
ing in the Minnesota State Fair.
Fighting Bob" is the name of ,
fine Metro film of five acts which
| will be shown at the Electric The
atre Monday night, September goth
! Adv.
| The local schools opened for tn,
annual grind Monday morning, witt
the same corps of teachers as las
lyear except Miss Westmiller VIII,
resigned.
Miss Jane Van Dyke, who is vel
known to Lintonites, has gone t,
Holland. Mich. from her home a
i Herreid for an extended visit will
4 friends.
/ John Holsti, the well-known Will
son township land.man and farmer
and recent Benedict spent yester
day in Linton looking after SOM
business matters.
4 Jos. j.. Weber. well-knowl
4 young man from Hague, spent Tues
day night in Linton on his way t
Grand Forks for business an
pleasure trip of q few days.
Plenty of rain and a vast guam
tity of chilly, disagreeable weathe
has played havoc with thrashin
and other farming operations q
we'll as the Christian.like dispos
{ tions of the public in general du,
ing the past week. Mr.. and Mr.
1dE<3EC Xxx
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16

honeywell. who were over from the
Hartford neighborhood. state that
there was practically no rain out in
their neighborhood. however.
Miss Florence Culbertson left last
week for Carol, Iowa. to attend
school during the coming winter.
VIM. Jones accompanied her to get
her started.
John Blore has purchased the
Maxwell touring car formerly be
longing to John Schlangen and MIR.
Schlangep is now the owner of a
new Overland.
Mrs. Andrew Olson Rudy. of the
Winona country. and her small
children have moved to Linton and
will reside in the F. M. Burge res.
idence during the winter.
Thee. Bremen. H. G. Lynn, Mrs.
George Lynn and Miss Mildred
Lynn were an auto party to Fort
Yates Thursday Of last week to at
tend the Indian Fair there.
G. A. Lenhart. cashier of the
Farmers State Bank Of Hazelton,
and b. F. Klabunde. the Hazelton
merchant, spent yesterday in Lin
ton on short business trip.
Palmer Newberry. who lived for
many years in the Horsehead Val
ley. is spending few days in Lin.
ton visiting old friends. His pres
ent home is in Washington state.
A large assortment of Fall and
Winter Coats for Women, Misses
and Children will be here this week
Came in and see them at
adv PETRIE's.
Mss Lizzie Fischer, who has been
assisting in Hogue's hotel for some
time past. left yesterday morning
for St. Alexius hospital at Bismarck
where she will study to become 8
nurse.
| Harvey Pettis. former Emmont
county resident who is now making
his home at Mcintosh. S. D., is ir
Linton this week visiting relatives
and friends and looking after bust
ness interests.
Ladlesi We will have OUT
Millinery Opening. Friday and Sat.
urday, the 10th and nth Of Septem.
Der.
| MRS. VIM. HAVEN & co.
adv
| Charles Rensselaer, had a couple Of
ribs fractured one day last week b,
striking his chest against header
box when he jumped down from {
grain stack. DR.. Wulverton dressed
the injury.
| Miss Beryl Clayton, former
Linton young lady who has made
her home with her parents at LIE
ola, S. D., for number of years. il
the primary teacher in the Herriet
schools For the coming year.
DR.. Wolverton was called yester
day to the home Of John Kelsch
about twenty miles northeast O.
Linton, to attend Mr.. Kelsch's lit
tie daughter. who had severe cas-
Of diphtheria. The premises hav,
been quarantined.
Miss Jessie Hofreiter. a GRADUATE
Of Northwestern University and
friend of the Misses Petrie, ar
rived in Linton last week and wa
an applicant for the vacancy on tn
local teaching staff caused by tn
resignation Of Miss Westmiller.
Tuesdays Bismarck Tribune ar
! nounced the receipt of a letter fror
Senator Allen. of Brsddock. who
visiting at the Exposition at So
Francisco. He IS pleased with th
Norfh OoLofo ovhih;t and eaya m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
Dr.. Brady S Health Talks
SCARLET FEVER.

scarihtna, scarlet rash and scarle,
fever are different names for the same
a!scase-GnG the disease Is always
contagious no matter what label Nc
apply to II. Not from the SKIN. bu,
from the scCTrtions And as long as
there Is any sort Of 1iscnargc, rs from
a running ca:, for Instance. the child
may spread the scarlet scvor CONTRACTOR.
be II days o. weeks after the rash has
disappeared.
Nursing babies arc almost immune
Adults are often susceptible.
The disease - somcwna, less fatal
than measles, hu, not so fata! ns
whOop!ng cough
The specific germ IS SIN unidentified
but IL Is believed to he a form Of
streptococcus, one OF The most viru-
lent germs III surgica! cases
The FIRST symptoms appear In from
twenty-four hours 10 q week after OK
pOsure. usually two or three dav.
The onset is rather suddcn-ch!ll
or. in young children a couvlilsinn
being common. Vomiting Is sus,,iclous
Fever appears, accompanied with a
sore throat, but no cough rs lu measles
The face looks flushed. The tonpue +,
furrcd and, after day or TWO. show
peculiar red pap!l!ac. the "strawberry
tongue"
After few days 1.-TWO or three) IN,
rash appears IN the form Of genera
blush or nush with very fuc. event,
spread red points-nrst on neck an,
chest The rash looks less hlo;chy
less mcasly than measles II LAST
seven or eight days. and is followe,
by peeling OF the skin. This pecllnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
GOOD ADVICE FOR THIN PEOPLE

I'D certainly give most anything to
BIO able to gain Il few pounds and stay
that way" declare many thin men and
women. Such Il result is usually not
impossible. despite past failures. Most
thin people are victims of mal-nutri-
ton Il condition which prevents the
fatty clements of food from being
taken up by the blood as they are
when the powers OF nutrition are nor
NAL. Instead of getting into the
blood much OF the fat and flesh pro-
ducinS elements stay in the intestincs
until they pass from the body as
waste.
To correct this condition and to pro-
ducc healthy. normal amount of fat
tho Matchmaking food elements must
he so prepared in the digestive pro-
ccsscs that the blood will accept and
distribute them throughout the body
Ihcre is preparation called SarGol.
which works on this basis, and which
Is sold by nearly every druggist on a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
VIRGINIA MUNICIPALITIES
LEAGUE MEETS TO-DAY
Annual Session VIII he Held In Fred
Observation-Disclosures Speakers
to Attend.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

F., Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October
! 1.-THE annual convention OF the
League of Virginia municipalities will
open in this city tomorrow morning
| at 10 o'clock, and continue in session
until Wednesday night. City Manager
H. stuart Roger. of this city. is presi-
dent OF the league The address of
welcome Will be delivered by Mayor J.
l. Rowe. and among the distinguished
, speakers are Harold S. Buttenheim of
New York. editor of the American City;
j. Lindsay Heard, of the Norfolk bar;
Ernest : Bradford. PHI. D., of Wash
inEton: Edward james CatteN, city
Kelsey, of Philadelphia. consulting
architect OF Harrisburg, Pa; Robert
H. Tunstall. of the Norfolk bar; Leroy
Hodges. of Petersburg, councilman of
the southern Commercial Congress-:
Judge Alvin T. Embrcy, of Frcdericks-
burg. These speakers will treat sub
lccts OF the greatest Importance con-
corning the conduct of affairs OF cities
ana towns rs we'll as the counties. 1t
is expected that there will be Il largo
attendance of officials and delegates
. from the various cities and towns OF
the state. The sessions of the convon-,
/ ton will be held Il part Of the time in
the courthouse and part OF the time
IN the opera house. There will be u
SIDE trip OF an automobile tour of Fred
erichsturE and adjacent points of his
toric interest. The convention will
close with 4 banquet At the Princess
Anne Hotel on Wednesday night
f. NJ. Young. president of the Fred
erickSburE Business Mems Association,
has appointed the following delegates
TO represent that association at the
League OF Virginia municipalities con-
Nenton. which opens here tomorrow
morning to continue to Wednesday
night: Messrs. c. O'Conor Goodrich. K.
y. kishpaU.h, y. l.. Rowe. w. l.. Bran
nan. H. +. Crismond and DR. H. Gar
nett King
Steamer Middlescx. OF the Maryland.
/ Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
panv. plying the Rappahannock River
between Baltimore and Frederick Sburg.
! is laiG up for repairs. and is being
! thoroughly ovcrhaulcd. In the mean
time, steamer Lancaster is taking the
place OF the MiddlcscN on the Kappa
hannock River route. II is stated that
an unusual number Of beef cattle are
being shipped from along the Kappa
| hammock River this fall TO the markets.
! The Coan River Guano Company. OF
| i-ewisetta. has gone into the hands Of
receivers. ami Judge Joseph w. Chinu
! has appointed \. :. Rice and j. w
Marsh receivers. The liabilities are
placed at $4,000. with assets. including
steamer and plant. valued at $4,000.
S"",o"u. THIS company has been or
Eanized ONLY four years. ana the fish,
/ ing has not been good since.
The RapDahanuoCk Valley Episcopal
| tonNocation VIII meet in ST Johns
! Episcopal Church. At Tappahannocl,.
. FOR q three days session on Tuesday
/ October 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
YOUNG WOMAN DIES FROM
BlCHLORIDE POISONING
Hrdeiln Riley Expires without TcvcnI-
Ing Whnt Prompted Her to
End Her Life.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
DANN1LLE, VA. October ll.-Com-
Ilete mystery surrounds the death OF
Ardella Riley. young girl OF Durham,
n. c.. who this morning succumbcd in
the General Hospital rs the result of
swallowing seven grains OF bichloridc
or mercury OH October .. Handsome,
sim In her twentieth year and we'll
equipped for life OF service. she de-
cllned mt her last hour to say what
hnd prompted her to take her life, de-
spite the pleadings OF her twin sister.
who came here with her three weeks
aEo, and her flance, who came from
Durham to find her in cXtremiS. They
maintain that the girl accidentally took
all overdose of this poison. Taken to
the hospital. three days after the dose,
she denied taking the drug until told
she was to die, whcrcupon she made
the admission BY that time her case
was hopeless. Ardella and Arncaza
her sister, each took Il years course
OF training as nurse ut n South Bos-
ton snnatorium, but left to minister
TO n dying sister with tuberculosis
Three weeks ago they came here Ar
della securing a position as bookkccpcr
with II clothes pre- ssng establishment
and Arnczza In a dry goods store. The
dead girl had an unusually cheerful
disposition.
The remains, accompanied by the
surviving sister, left at midnight for
Durham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
TO PUT ON FLESH
AND INCREASE WEIGHT

positive guarantee of weight Increase
or money back. Hundreds have tcsti-
fed TO weight Increase from it's use.
Sargol does not of itself make fat
but Is simply n combination of ingre-
dicnts OF acknowledged merit that.
taken with meals. seems to better en-
able the digestive organs to separate
the fattening clements of the food and
to prepare them in form which the
blood can readily absorb. Sargol
comes in tablet form, is pleasant and
easy to take and it's action is perfectly
natural and harmless. Sargol is sold
by All druggists everywhere, who are
authorized to refund the full purchase
price II weight increase is not OBJ
tanned.
NOTE: Sargol is recommended only
as hesh builder. and while it has
produced excellent results In cases of
nervous indigestion and general stom-
ach disorders. care should be taken
by those using II who do not want to
increase weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
NORTH CAROLINA w. &. r L.
For COMPLETE PROuIDITION


RALEIGH, y. C, October 1.-THE
state convention OF the Woman.s Chris
tian Temperance Union adopted rcso-
buttons This afternoon declaring that
the woman suffrage question having
assumed almost world wide attention
the members OF the union should study
the question that they may he able To
act intclligently." The convention also
declared for complete prohibition in
this state, and for national prohibition
and clean national Capital"
The resolutions also urge that Con-
srcssrnen, especially Congress sman John
y Small in til" First, and Ed w Pou
IN the Fourth. he written TO in
siSting that they support national pro
hibit!on measures in the Sixty fourth
Congress. The resolutions also urge
mat only men friendly to complete
prohibition hc sent TO the rrXt Lec!s-
lature.
The convention closed ,o-nirh, with
reception BY the Raleigh Woman's
club n Marlborough Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
Woman and Home
Ethical
I a lks

lite away. II the work is too hard.
loss Of appetite often occurs.
Experiments by Or. Bickel. we'll
N"own expert OH dietetics. have shown
that the appetite NAV be almost i'm
mrdia;cly stimulated by taking tooth
brush and passing it over the tongue
with u strong solution OF salt and
water. Even when one is tired this
rrovokes a healthy appetite.
There are two reasons FOR this. In
the first place. tho tongue is one of
The principal organs OF taste. and salt
IS one OF the principal needs of tho
body. AS soon rs salt is put on the
tongue the saliva begins 10 How. The
saliva passes down into the stomach.
where. as it were, IL sounds an alarm
bell to the stomach that food is com
Ing The stomach responds with readi-
ness. and a sense Of hunger follows.
The other reason is that when one
is tired and especially when the tired
ness has become almost chronjc--as
happens TO SO many workers III cities
the little papillae or points OF taste on
the tongue become coated over. Wash
ing the tongue, especially with 4 salt
solution, cleans the tongue. frcshcns
UP these organs OF taste and sends a
psychological thrill OF hunger through
the system. Thus the stomach is ready
10 take and the eater is prepared TO
enjoy the food
The more tired one is the more diff
cult II is 10 keep home conditions up
10 top notch. the more important IT is
to do SO Hunger. actually. is almost
as much a matter OF the mind as of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
Useful
Vanity or Health?
tBY ANToINETTE DoNNELLfo

(Copyrighted. 1915, by A Donnelly)
"Why are you screwins your eyes
up like that" said a man to his wife
one day.
90" answered she, 81 have TO do that,
otherwise ! can't see to do my needle
work"
Then you'd better have your eyes
attended to-" said hubby. Far better
take it in time and get slasscs.'
GLASSES" exclaimed She Certainly
not Why, l should look n positive
freak with glasses on"
Vanity OF health? Comfort or dis
comfort? Vanity holds sway and dis
comfort inertably follows.
That w+le some time ago. and now
the wife wonders why she has pcrma-
asnt wrs-lSlcs II her forehead. why
there az, rred lines round her eyes, and
why she las such frequent headaches.
Vanity lis tire answer 10 each question
is' his w@man had only had the sense
10 have gone TO an oculist, all bother
would have been saved But no she
would look "a positive freak with
glasses on" Presently she will have to
take TO glasses altogether. Foolish vain
woman.
But aren't there n good many Of
such women In this world? I'm afraid
so.
size four. madam" says the man at
the Shoe shop. Yes. Just SO. But
really ircS would be more conNortap!e
for YOU
But the woman insisted on the fours
whereas five is the size OF the shoe she
should take. And what does ii all lead
to? \ smaller looking foot. certainly.
and corns, hunions. agony III walking
Vanity, Yes I'm afraid so. And there's
another example OF woman's foolish
ilcss.
We all admire smartncss and neat
r-ss il dress but common sense should
come before everything. II your foot
is a ;~.He larger than the average wear
= snoe that IT'S II. Don, try 10 com
press g; INFO something much too small,
Tor j: you DO you Will suffer for IL
MOI to-day, perhaps nor tomorrow. but
in me future your squeezing policy
vii come home 20 .opst.
Ana 4 you ought 10 wear glasses.
dur't hesitate an hour. Get them at
unce whl!. your eyesigh; is not really
haG Now. perhaps. you may have 10
wear Them occasioually; later on your
neglect will And you OUT" and YOU Will
have to Wear ,nen permanently.
Don; follow in the footsteps OF tho
1ou!.sA We. Honest vanity Is natural:
~: when vanity affects your health
forget /, ana follow the course that
common sense dictates.