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RUSTAD.
CASED WHISKIES, RYES.
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XXX Rye... .. .$1.50 $ .46
Worth its weight in gold.
XX Rye.... 1..75 .60
Old Rye..... a.00 .75
One trial and you will
never be without it.
Old Polk 2.75 r00
40
This excellent blend is
worth $3.75 on time.
Dragon 3.00 tlw
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Excellent goods and it is
fit to sell over any bat*.
Overholt 3.50 KIJ
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Write for sample and y*U.
will be sure to like it.:
Lewis '66. ...... 4.00 i.&
A big seller and a good
value for the money.
Old Forester 4.50. t.fS .$0
Nine years old. •...
Sam Clay 5.60 I.75 ,90
As smooth as silk.
Bourbons.#^^-^
Gal Qt Pt.
Silas Wlftte.... .$1.50^ $.50 $ .25
A fine Bourbon
Argyle i.f& 7^%"'
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this offer.
Oscar Pepper... 2.00 L-75
Superior to most whiskies
sold for $ 3 0 0
Worth more monfljf,:
Roebuck .* 3.00. .00 .36
A fine drink. It
A fine Bourbon, ex
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Meltona 4.Op ',fe
Nine years old.
Private Stock... 5.00 1.50 -75
Ten ye^rs old.
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Blackberry .....$1.50 $ .60
Santa Clara 2.0^ .60
Old Sunshine... 3.50
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Holland Gin.... 3.0Q 1.00
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Old Bernardino
Port $2.o%
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San Pedr'o Port, x.o^.- »3S
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Silerian «'£&* Vj^..3.25
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Solicited*.
We put up a splendid whiskey in
pints and half pints bottles hand
somely labeled if required packed
in sawdust
We charge for 5-gallon kegs, 75c
io-gallon kegs, $1 $1.50 for half bar
rels. io cents per gallon for jugs.
No charge for boxing. Same
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Cider, Orange, Peach and Apple
Champagne at 25 cents per gallon in
five gallon keg or barrel lots.
We will pay freight on return of
empties in quantities of 5 cases or
2 barrels or more. Credit for emp
ties will not be allowed until the
same have arrived. Always enclose
railway shipping receipt in letter of
advice.
Agents for one of the
largest distilling houses
on earth.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LE8S0N VII, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER
NATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 15. i
o the lieaaon, Pa. xxfll.
Memory Verses, 1-0—Golden Tent.
Pa. xxlti, 1—Commentary Prepared
fey Rev. D. II. Stearns.
I Copyright, 1008, by American Presa Association.}
The title of this lesson, "David's
trust In God," tells only in part the
subject matter of this most familiar
portion of Scripture. It certainly does
tell of David's trust, but it tells first of
Him of whom the Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth Psalms tf 11 so fully,
Him who was forsaken because of our
sins, who was made sin for us, whom
all the kindreds of the nations shall yet
worship, the King of Glory, the Lord of
Hosts (xxii, 1, 27 xxiv, 7-10), for it is
true that in these psalms, and perhaps in
every psalm, the spirit by David spake
of Christ (II Sam. xxiii, 2 Acts 11, 80,
81). Christianus in his "Christ of the
Psalms" says: "The spirit through Da
vid spake of the mystery of the incar
nation of the Son of God, of His suffer
ings, His death, His resurrection, His
ascension into heaven, His intermedi
ate work-from the time of His resur
rection until His return in power and
great,y glory to set up the kingdom
which shall never be destroyed (Dan.
11, 44). He foresaw and foretold the
redemption of the world from the
bondage of corruption at the glorious
manifestation of the sons of God"
(Bom. viii, 19, 21).
On this psalm which is our lesson to
day .'he says, "We here recognize Jesus
as the Lamb in relation to His Father
as His Shepherd, to who3e care and pro
tection He ever committed Himself."
e*delighted In every word of God,
upon it as the sheep on the pas
of the tender herb, refusing the
traditions of men as 6heep turn away
from coarse, rank grass. As sheep ap
proach not a cataract, but love the qui
et stream, so He delighted in the peace
able inflowings of God's spirit He ful
filled all righteousness and glorified
His Father's name. The Father was
ever His support and comfort In life
and death, and In the hour of His temp
tation, both in the wilderness and in
Gethsemane, the angels ministered
unto Him as unto Elijah. A table Is
for* supply and communion. The Holy
Spirit ever filled Him, and that without
measure. He was anointed with the
Holy Ghost and with power. All the
days of His sojourn upon earth He
lived In the consciousness of His Fa
ther's goodness and mercy, saying, "The
Father sent Me, and I live by the Fa
ther I do always those things that
please Him" (John vl, 57 viii, 29). Even
when on earth He dwelt in heaven and
spoke of Himself as "the Son of Man
who is in heaven" (John iii, 13).
Having seen something of the refer
ence of the psalm to Christ, the believ
er can the better apply it to himself,
(for by faith in Him we become identi
fied with Him In His sufferings and
His glory. "He shall feed His flock
like a shepherd," and He says, "Ye, my
flock, the flock of my pasture, are men.
And I am your God" (Isa. xl, 11 Ezek.
xxxlv, 14fc. Slfc, He is the Good Shep
herd who gaVe His life for the sheep
the Great Shepherd, risen from the
dead and in everlasting covenant with
the Father concerning the sheep, and
the chief Shepherd who will reward
the faithful at His appearing (John x,
11 Heb. xiii, 20, 21 I Pet v, 4). On
the authority of Rom. viii, 32, and Phil,
lv, 19, the redeemed of the Lord can
never lack anything that they really
need, but He is too wise to give us all
we want or ask for because we often
ask unwisely (Jas. lv, 8).
Rest and peace He gives to all who
are His if they will let Him. "I will
give you rest," "My peace I give unto
you," are His own words (Matt, xl, 28
30 John xiv, 27), and even though out
wardly tribulation may be our portion,
yet in Him we can always have peace
(John xvi, 38). When sheep lie downsj
in green pastures they have evidently
eaten enough they are satisfied, for
jHe filleth and satisfleth as when He
fed the 5,000 and the 4,000 (Ps. evil, 9
xxxvi, 8).
j^While His sheep can never perish
(John r, 28, 29), they may wander^
•way from His kind care and need to
be sought out and restored (Ezek
xxxlv, 12), so David prayed "Restore
unto, me the joy of Thy salvation" (Ps.
11, 12). There can be no fellowship
with Him except in the way of right
eousness, that which is right in His
sight but in such ways He delights to
lead His willing ones.
*He Is ever with us all the days, night
and day, caring for us every moment
the'Father of mercies and the God of
all comfort, comforting us that we may
comfort others, and while our whole
sojourn on earth in the mortal body
may truly be said to be in the valley of
the shadow of death, all the journey is
made light by His presence, and if
ieath Itself should touch us and take
us out of the mortal body He would not
fall us, and we should find it but a step
into His Immediate presence, absent,
from the body, present with the Xord.
(Gen. xxvili, 15 Matt xxviil, 20 Isa.
xxvtl, 8 II Cor. 1, 3 v, 8).
Wttlle
the psalm refers primarily
Him.
shall startle the
kUd klngi than
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DR. DOWNING, President
Downing Mcdlcal Association and German
Medical and Surgical Institute and Eye
and Ear Infirmary, Chicago, III.
ESTABLISHED 1880. 40,000 CASES COKKDl
$100,000 Capital
Oldest, largest, most succoasful nnd re
liable medical institution of its kind in tlie
Northwest for the treatment of Chronic.
Nervous and Private Diseases of Men and
Women, Deformities, Surgical Operations
and Diseaes of the Eyes and Ears.
No money taken from the incurable cases.
If your case is incurable, you will be frank
ly told the truth, and advised not to waste
your money. An honest opinion given to
every case. Thousands cured after being
given up to die. 'j'/j
Ray examinations when required,.
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIfc,
Diseases of the Eyes and Ears—BlinmilPfl*
prevented, Oross-E.ves straightened. Deaf
ness, Running Ears, etc. Diseases of
Lungs, Catarrh, Inslpient Consumption.
Diseases of Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. Blood and Skin Diseases. Heart
Diseases, Palpitation, Dizziness, Short
Breath, Heart Pains, etc. Tumors, Can
cers, Unnatural Growths. Diseases of
Women, Diseases of Men. Deformintles,
Lack of Development, Surgical Operations
If necessary.
YOUNG, MIDDLE AGED AND OLD MEN
Men suffering from Nervous Debility,
Weakness, Lack of Ambition and Energy.
Backache, Defective Memory, Dizziness,
Confusion of Ideas, Bad Dreams, Night
mare, Aversion to Society, Timidity, Bash
fulness, Pain in the Back, Limbs or Chest,
rendering business a failure, labor a bur
den, blighting the most radiant hopes and
sweetest joys of life and a happy home,
causing diseased brain, heart, lungs, kid
neys and other organs. Every man who
has any symptoms of these diseases should
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The'reception'given for the Grand
Forks boys and girls last Saturday
night was a great success and seemed
to be much enjoyed by the guests. The
friendly spirit of the two teams is pleas
ing to notice, and it is hoped there will
be other meetings during basket ball
season.
Miss Olive Lewis (oa) was a visitor
at the high school Monday morning.
Mrs. Harrison has organized a semi
chorus for advanced work. The stud
ents' voices have been tried and the
more desir&ble ones chosen for this
purpose.
The juniors and sophomores had a
party Friday night, which turned out
to be a very enjoyable affair.
A crowd,.of students went to the
Great Northern last Sunday night to
see the Grand Forks people off.
The Valley City management wrote
a letter recently to open up negotia
tions for a basketball game in the
early part of the season.
Perry Embertson, the tragedian, has
just submitted a new work entitled
"The Mystery of Wild Cat Gulch, or
Why Paddy Stole the Cheese."
Superintendent Logie tested the
whole school in spelling last week, and
c-'
to
Christ Its secondary reference is prob
ably'to. Israel in inlllennial days,
and
yet
each believer may find a por­
tion. All the enemies of Christ shall
yet see
how His Father will bonor
He
nations,
be dumb before
abd all nations
Him.
shall see and be
•bare tbe glory
glad to
of Israel which
He will
Me wtto her (Isa. Ill, 15 Ix. 1-8, 12).
SventtiQW the believer has only to com
tts to God,
and
Via Mieittieft /&aU ape
In due time
that
a supernat-
P«wer hat «u*d for him and de
win
till him
btawbur will reach and t»U»
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A U O I Z E 1 S A E
No money taken from Incurable case*. If yon cannot be cured, you will be frankly toM tbe truth
Formerly HD I^OIA# IVII ft!
fm Now of Chicago and
of New York L^l\.s Uwf 1^111^1%*! Minneapolis*
The most reliable and successful Surgeon Specialist in tho treatment of certain Chronic, Nervous
and Special Diseasos. By request of many Friends and Patients will visit
"«£•$•!«' Wednesday, Nov. 18. at Columbia Hotel.
&
consult the doctor at once. No malter who
has failed. A perfect restoration guaran
teed In all cases undertaken. Consultation
private and confidential, and may add
many happy years to your life.
LOOK POR THI8 TaAWWARK ON EVERY BOTTLB.
MEDICINE FOR ALL MANKIND,
SPECIAL NOTICB.
Men or persons who have been trader
treatment of unskilled physicians, "medical
companies," "Institutes" and "electrical
belt" frauds, who trifle with them month
after month, giving stimulating, poisonous
drugs, without effecting a euro, should con
sult Dr. Downing at once. Most of the 4S.
(*W cured cases have been treated by other
doctors and self-styled institutes without
benefit.
$500.00 REWARD
will be paid for a case of certain private dis
ease, which has been neglected or improperly
treated—which we undertake and cannot cure.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
are not confined to dons of vice or the low
er classes. The purest and best peopte may
contract these awful maladies through hand
ling the clothing, drinking or eating from
tho ftnme vohsH, hiindwlinkliiK* kinfiin£* using
the same toilet articles or otherwise com
ing In contact with persons who have the
disease. Many persons have Blood Disease
who do not know it. The symptoms are
often hidden. An erruptlon or discoloration
of the skin, pimples or blotches on any
part of the body, falling of the hair or eye
brows or aching of the bones may bo the
only outward symptoms.
The symptoms of Hlood Disease often
disappear for a thne gometlmes for year»
(without any treatment). Some
t^t,I"nt*
cause the symptoms to disappear for a
time, to reappear in Its most hideous form
after n period of hiding. »om'' forms of
Blood Disease may be inherited.
WEAK WOMEN.
Thousands endure the torture of
health which may be theirs.
1,v,°£
death without knowing of the l»fe
and
I^
(1,
caV'
structure of the female organization l»
specially liable to disease and weakness.
Every womun should know hew best to ob
tain health and vitality, animation, grace,
vivacity, form and beauty, sparkling eyes,
glowing cheeks, clear complexion, and all
conditions incident to perfect womanhood.
No unpleasant examinations. No lady,
either married or single, need hesitate to
call, either alone or with a friend. Con
sultation private and eonfldentlal.
MARRIBD PERSONS or those contem
plating marriage, aware of any disease,
would do well to call for consultation.
Remarkable cures In old cases which
have been neglected and Improperly treat*
ed. If your case Is Incurable, you will
told the truth.
Consultation free. Cases treated In afl
parts of the United States. List of api'
tlons free. Address
DR. DOWNING,
507 Boston Block, 1033 Masonic Temple,
Minneapolis Minn. Chicago, 111.
out of the fifty papers corrected, only
four reached the passing mark.
The girls are coming out regularly
for basketball practice and the outlook
for this year's team is very good.
Walter W. Lorshbough, '03, at the
examinations recently held at Annapo
lis, received the highest mark of any
in the naval academy. With Rice at
West Point and Lorshbough in the
navy, the high school is well repre
sented.
Mrs. Aniidon.. visited the school
Thursday morning.
Superintendent Logie returned from
Detroit Wednesday night, where he
has been securing new teachers. Next
Monday President Weld of the Moor
head Normal will address the high
school and the Monday following Mr.
Bropscwj^ the popular baritone, will
sing." iL
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BOY SHOT.
Mr. Ellas Harts, widely known in Rsading, Pa., as tbe gooaefcooe prophet, says: "I j/^(V
have been taking Duffy's Pare Malt Whiskey for a number of yean as my only stimulant
and tonic. 1 am now 87 years old, hale, hearty, and as vigorous as a man of forty,aqd ,, ,j
have every reason to believe I will live io a much riper old age if I can alwayshavea»u~
ply of puffy'j Pure Malt Whiskey, which fa 3uy only medicine. I jure? ba*a eplda
indlgenkm, or any organic trouble. I know that it to your valuable whiskey that ha* keit
me «o free from »eknets. 1 was troubled mt(k insomnia before i ttsed it, butnow am
sleep as reatfatty as a baby. I feel no weakness from my old age, and I fetartuy recom
mend Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to auyoo# who wishes to keep strong, youngaaftviffttrous.
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Jamestown Alert: A telegram was
received today from Pingree Stating
that one of the Plinsky boys, living
near Jim Lake, had been accidentally
shot and was dying. There were no de
tails in regard to the accident.
Dr. Baldwin left to look after the
case.
At a late hour this afternoon he had
not returned.
For State News Read The Forum.
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