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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06
WHY OIL KILLS MOSQUITOES

The mosQui,o lie at present attracting
much attention, and his destruction is
at this time Of unusual interest Mos
quito larrar-wrigglers, ss they are
termed-rslure water for their devel.
.ophent, says Henry h. NeedhRm in
The Country Calendar \ heavy
shower leaves standing water, which,
when the AIR j. full Of moisture. pvap.
crates slowly. Then, too, the heat IA
vors the growth NJ the micro. organisms
on which the larvae feed WrgRlers
found IN the water fOrty.eight hours
after their formation will have plenty
OF food. and adult mo,Q1to4s will ap-
pear six to eight days sitter the eggs
are laid. Clear weather. with quick
evaporation. lnterferps with the de-
velopment Of the wriGgleIs, 80 that a
season with plenty Of rain, hut with
sunshiny, drying weather intervening,
is not good mosquito weather"
lnasmuch as a generation OF mos
quitoes appear In torment man within
ten days, at the longest, after the eggs
are laid as a batch laid by female
mosquito contains from 10 To 400 eggs !;
as from each egg may issue larvae or
wriggler which in six days will he an
adult mosquito on the wing, il ia to
the destruction Of the larvae that at
tention should he directed The larvae
lie a slender organism, white or gray in
color, comprising eight segmenU The
last Of these parts is in the form of
tube, through which the wTiggler
breathes. Although its habitat is the
water, it must come to the surface 10
breathe, therefore its natural position
is head down and tail. or respiratory
tube, up. Now, il OIL is spread on the
surface Of pool inhabited by mos.
quito larvae the wriggiers are denied
access to the air which they must
have Therefore, they drown just ~
any air-breathinG animal would drown
under sim liar circumstances,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

makes = fellow warm. When he has
had three or four dollars extracted
from his purse for n lid, aud then
passes the store 10 see the SAM hat
marked down ~ 50, a li'tle later in
the season, ~ feels like an Indian
hunting for scalp.
A number ut residents OF the city
have been husy daring the past week
or two IN trimming up their shade
trees and SIR .hbery, presenting y
much better Iasrance to the passers.
by. Some ~ thr branches VI trees
that hang over and obsttuct the side.
walks should attract the attention ot
the street com missioner, a. they are
an annoyance - pedestrians passing
along on the ws.ks.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

Pelham. Ca. Sept 5.-FletChor Ma
pless and Bud \kridge brothers in
law, shot and led each othcf last
night near Their ZONES about miles
from Pelham { seems that quar-
rel arose between the two men. when
each drew h,, PISTOL and emptled II
into the other ,sht shots being fired
in all Akridg, died instantly. Ma
pless died thu morning about day
light Fletcher Map,css was a son and
Bud Akridge SoG.n.law Of |. Ma.
pless
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06
SUNSTROKES

Another has Deen added to the Ger.
tainties Of this life. Death, taxes and
the collection for the Iu-talment
house
Russia say- that Japan iurRets she
il civilized nation Guess not, when
the Japs have Just finished the work Of
civilzing
One reason Why newspapers always
speak well 81 man after h" - dead
il because he competitors ~ business
will not br Jrslou. snd top their I'd
vertIsing
The reduction Of prrc-s on STRAW hate
in the latter part ~ summer 10 what
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06
500 Reward. 500

The readers 81 this paper vi' b."
pleased To learn that there - a. lsast
one dresded disease that scienc" has
been able To cure in all 10 stage. and
that 10 cAtarrh HslI's CAtarrh Cure
il the only positive core nou knoun {"
the medical fraternity CAtArrh h"-
ing constitutional disease. require a
constitutional treatment Hare Ca
tArFh Cure 70 taken internally actng
direct ly upon The blood and mucous
suFfAces ~ the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation oi the dissA.e
aud giving the patient 'tfsbgtb ~
buiding az the constitution and 49,
sisting nature 10 dong IT. Uork The
proprietor hare 90 m0ch faith IN 80
curative pOWes that they Offer one
hund rid dollar. for any ease that u
fails 90 cure send ior let % ts.iI-
mOnials
Addre. Ch~oey Co, IT,
ledo. q.
sold by all druggists. 7bc
Take Halle Family Pile Ter consti-
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

As a rule a r"vspRper must work
out its own salvation, II must have y
motive and stand ny il, with captain
to msnsge it psper with uo one in
command can never succeed Where
every body i Their own boss, the pa
per has no tN'i purpose 4 paper
should not chang. It's views often, un-
lees they are very poor. II you haven't
got enough bran. buy q pair ut sclS-
sors and po; ~ taste, use them with
discretion. and - will notice III M
provement II So. are able To cOmpro-
hend il. Not every man can run r
newspaper H." may run a gutter
snipe,' but many prople will not pick
il out Of the gutter 10 read IT, stand
by what you fh,u. = right and don't
let the fellows ~ know il all dictate
your policy IT,, oiten a good plan
to not say auy,hae about = man il
you can't sprak we'll of HIM But
don't get the impression that you have
the business dpHu rat from the start.
That's why 50 many papers fail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

RrLsgyug pay always comes on
Nj thursday IN November, no
~ hYw many Thursdays there
H. in the month.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

tiinr.y...e schools will be up to
saHt'r1 4 any in the State this
iai here vii probably be a
i3H..' % foreign students in
aiI'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

kpn, fellows were not afraid OF
sru, that lineer around a roll Of
ANey might feel more like keep
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

b japanese are now trying TO
iOoi u themselves because they
coltnue the var. Evidently
itSts ar sWeilpd,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

tfslges working at Tampa will
n lo' 'lel Which il said to be
,hssprr than coal. Another
B d Nr Eockpfeller's kind heart.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

karla - proud Of her case Of
IL fever that she won't allow a
Sr,nr 10 interfere,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

\. demand for houses in this city
hsi diminish
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

80. .n. h,come due after hrst
..u,,mcut unless otherwise
p. .,..t lr,ips not known to US
60. ily fog advertising in adj
,.4,.. THE DAILY SUN,
GAINESVILLE, FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

''' ''""'. IT Labor Day are
ta ...'. : = weeks hard toll.
VA % 10 doubt, il that
IT," %. are put IN on Labor
- ..''.Hr,tlng else
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

% ~ a. 'stterson. La are
"ak~ trouble for the
100. .''.r. lets see some
''.'''..e the immigration Of
- '.- 'onntfy not long
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

20 b., l.hIty Park, y. j
,s'ilme OF flying
''s - the place where
Charleston, :. c.,
20 q. Be- could not rent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

.,,a.,ue made known on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

h IsAien.cent
y ''-s Sith q dol.
ave published
hs- '''iuk they have
p The papers
\ sis ought 10
ilhiish ihem
.d unite and
p re press % The
- 'or 20 doioF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

....,.'u mu 20 cents a line
....q., Tor each additional
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-06

--r,r- $50, Composing Rooms
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE,

NOTICE IsAEREBY GIVEN, THAT THAT
ed by Viola McClain and John M, McClain.
mortgagOrs, to John G. Hart, mortRaRee.
dated the 18th day of January. A d. 1905, and
aled for record IN the ONCE Of the Register Of
Deeds, OF the County OF Richland and State of
North Dakota on the 18th day Of January, A.
~ Ig06: at O'clock Q. NJ, and recorded in book
~ OF mortgages, ct pages 604 and b96. will
0e forecloSed BY sale Of the premises In
ouch mortgage and hereinafter described. at
tho front door OF the court house in the City
q Wahpeton 10 the County Of Richlsnd and
state OF North Dakota, af the hour Of two
O'Clock q. M. on the 7th day Of October, 1o06,
and Witch will be cold 70 satisfy tho SINE.
County q Richhnd ana stsss Of North ~ Dafo. ise
- ana 0oecr1eed - follows, to.Wit: The
eouth one third C3fl q lots numbered ave O.
c!x (O and seyen az In block seventeen az of
tie Original Townsite OF the Village now 0ity
OF Wa6peton aco0sdiug to the plat thereof
now on ale In the Once OF the RoRiater az
Deeds OF said 3icaland County, North Deko-
There Will Be due on such mortgage at the
0ato OF oete the sum OF three hundred and
e1Ghtoen dollars and thirty cents (o3l800l.
nsed o Wahpston. North Dakota. this 2ist
JO1M q. HART,
- AortGsGee.
lttorhey for Mortgage
P.O. Address Wahpet0n. North Dakota.
FIRST Puo. Aug n. 1907
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
FIRE AT MILNOR.

Milnor, N. D, Sept. 27.-'rhe
large general store of Tens Pet
erson and the hardware and
machine store of the Milnor
Hardware Co., were burned. A
large part of the stock of the
former was saved, but the en-.
tire stock of the latter was con.
sumed.
The loss on buildings was
about $4,000 and OH stock
$4,000, partly covered by in.
surance. Both firms will soon
replace the old buildings with
substantial cement ones. The
real estate Office Of F. F. Har.
low, was also burned with a
loss of $500. The origin of the
fire is unknown, but it is
thought to be incendiary.-
Fargo Forum.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

his mind, Rev. Edmands wrote
and caused to be printed in the
Fargo Forum lengthy article
which reflected very seriously
on the personal and minister
al character of Mr. Edwards,
hence the arrest and criminal
prosecution. Some law points
were raised as to the suffciency
of the complaint and Justice
Morphy before whom the case
was brought continued the
hearing for two weeks.
Mr.. Edwards has resided at
Abercrombie for many years.
When he went there, there was
no church building and he
went to work to build one.
He personally canvassed
almost the entire state for
funds and was successful.
When the church building was
nearly completed it was blown
to pieces in a storm. But moth
ing daunted Mr.. Edwards be-
gan again. He raised more
funds and finally after great
effort succeeded in completing
the church and a parsonage.
Mr.. Edmands came to Wah-
peton about three years ago
and has since offciated as pas
tor of the Congregational
church. 1t seems that there
has been for the past eighteen
months a still hunt for Rev.
Edwards scalp. There efforts it
can hardly be said have always
been open and above board
and we understand that no
formal charges have ever been
made against Mr.. Edwards.
1t would seem that if Mr..
Edwards is obnoxious to his
congregation they could easily
depose him without assistance
from Wahpeton or any other
outsiders.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

Last Tuesday Rev. William
Edwards of Abercrombie swore
out a warrert and caused the
arrest of Rev. T. Merrell Ed
mands of this city charging
criminal libel. 1t appears that
these two REV. gentlemen had
some misunderstanding at a
church meeting held at Fargo
last week and that as an out
growth of this bad feeling was
aroused and probably to ease
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
Drawing was started as the
material arrived Tuesday morn

Drawing was started as the
material arrived Tuesday morn
ing.
All of the Botany students
are furnishing Mr.. Wanner
with a rare collection of bugs,
beetles, grasshoppers and so
forth to be used in his future
lectures in Zoology.
Earl Robinson as manager
of the football team has accept.
ed several challenges for games
among which are games with
Moorehead High, Lidgerwood
High, Fergus Falls High and
Breckenridge High schools.
Programs will be held at
intervals at the High school
this year and all are cordially
invited to attend.
The Literary society of the
High school intends to publish
a High school paper in the
near future. The staff of this
paper is to consist of members
of the faculty and students OF
the High school and Eighth
grade. The following is the
staff. Class of 1905: Emma
Braun, Editor in chief, Ethyl
Fuller, Assistant Ed. in chief
George Vachon, Bushes man
ager, Earl Robinson, Assistan,
manager, Arther Ulsaker,
Josephine Male, Emma Voves
Assoc late editors. Class of O7.
Sannie Ford, Class editor, Irwin
Giles. lola Cameron, Associate
editors. Class of Oe. Ruth
Sheeks, Class and Associate
editor. Class of %. Roy
Coover, Class editor. Class, oi
O1O. Earl Carter, Class editor.
The class in plane Geometry
was greatly disturbed Tuesday,
by the fire department flying
by the school on the way to the
fire.
Paul Sheeks, who has been
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
CEMENT WALK ASSESSMENT
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Rtchland. Sss.

wy Vi WdupcLOI
1. F. q. Schneider, City Auditor of Wahpe.
ton. North Dakota, do hereby certify that ut
g regular meeting of the City Council Of the
City OF WahpetOn. North Dakota, the CITY
Council ordered sidewalks to be built abut-
ting the following described property: that
In acc rdance with said order, the same were
built ~ said City at a cost as appears opposite
each description which was ordered spread
upon the tax records as a ak against said
property for the wear 1915 by said council on
the 4th day of Seutember 1906 viz:
Owner u Amonn+
unknown lot block Roots ADDITION nou"''
to WahpetOn, n ID ......... s19 TX
Unknown lot block II Roots Addition
to Wahpeton. n. U...... ........... % II
Unknown lot block "A ifoots Addition
to WahpetOn, N. D.......... ....,,, % ~
Unknown lot block II Roots Addition
to WahpetOn, N. d D............... - % ~
Unknown lot block IA Roots Addition
,7t to Wahpetnn. n. D.. ....-...... go
to WahpetOn. N. .D................... ~ ~
Unknown lot block So Original Town.
site WahpetOn N. D. ....,.. e7 1k
Notice fs hereby given that IL the same is
not pAiu within thirty da ys after the frat
publication hereof, to-wit october sth. 1903 a
penalty OF ten per cent will be added therefo.
dated this 9Th day of September 1905.
leEAL! :. B, SCHNELLER.
oCity AudittOr OF WabpetOn. North Dakota.
FIRST Pub. Sept. Z. 1905.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

appointed temporary captain
of the football team says, 1--WE
are going to give every team a
stiff rub, Although our team is
light they are fast enough to
beat most if not all teams play
ed against"
Oscsr Ulsaker has returned
after a weeks absence.
The chemistry class have
had several explosions in the
laboratory this week. None of
which were serious.
The First Literary program
will take place Friday Oct. 6.
All are cordially invited to
attend.
A basket ball and baskets ar
rived Wednesday and team
work in basket ball will start
in the nea, future.
The classes have organized
in the following manner. Class
of O6. President, Ella Stern,
Wise Pres. Alvina Eckes, Sec.
and Treas. Jennie Rice. Class
Of o.. Pres. Lillian Harris,
v. P. Paul Sheeks, Sec. Irwin
Giles, Treas. Sannie Ford.
Class of 08. p. Bert Hull v.
p. Mabel Quinn, Sec. Geo.
Sunderland, Treas. Dona Fork
ner. Class of %. p. Bessie
Walker, Grace Jurgens.
Miss Hoenig has organized
q Glee Club and expect to have
q large membership before the
end of the year.
The officers of the Athletic
Association are: r.. Irwin Giles
". r. Paul Sheeks, Sec. Dona
Forkner. Treas. Theo. L. Wan
ner. Board of Control Miss
Hoenig, Mr.. Sherman, Clarence
Moore, Mary Quinn. Bert Hall.
Foot ball officers, Mgr. Earl
Robinson, Captain, Paul
Sheeks, Basket ball officers,
Mgr. Ethel Purdon.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

According to the Grand Forks
Herald a meeting was held at
Fargo last Saturday attended
Senators McCumber and Hans
brough and Alex Mckenzie to
shake the official plum tree. of
course there were a few others
there, but they didn't count,
probobly being called in merely
to make quorum. The princi-
pal plum that of United States
MARSHAL to succeed the late Mar
shall Haggart was handed over
to James F. Shea, of Wahpeton.
The Herald further says:
While Mr.. Shea has had the
endorsement of Senator Nc
Cumber for some time, and
was the only candidate for the
position before the death of
Mr.. Haggart, there a score of
candidates for the place as
soon as the vacancy occurred.
Most prominent among these
were Treadwell Twichel
and John A. Johnsonl
Fargo; A. F. Turner, Grand
ForF ;, and James Kennedy 1.-THE
political leader of Fargo.
1t is understood that there
was not an entire agreement
for the marshalship on the part
of the senators, but the voice
of Mr.. Mckenzie was in favor
of Mr.. Shea and he will receive
the appointment on or about
Dec. l, Gill Haggart retaining
the place until that time in
order that he may clear up un-
finished business left by his
father.
All the other deputies who
have served under the late
marshal will be retained.
p. H. Rourke, Lisbon, will be
reapointed Uuited States dis
trict attorney, and B. D. Town
send will be reapointed as his
assistant.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

We have received two copies
of the Searchlight, the new
paper published in Fargo. The
new paper announces that its
mission is "For good govern
,nent and clean politics" 1t
advocates new primary law,
the referendum, denounces the
ring and machine politics. 1t
is certainly located in good
field and can find right at home
plenty of material for that kind
of missionary work. Success
to it.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
NosTE1ggsEs y e. 70 - the matter

NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-In the matter
~ or the estate OF Hannah 8. PaulsOn, de-.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned,
ne D. Baisley executors nf the last V win Of
Eagle II the County Of Richiand ana dR state Of of
North Dakota. DECEASED. to the creditors of.
desas deo OIL Persons having claims against. said
vouchers, within Six months after tfse M
pu1nceuon OF this notice, to said executors
et W.h tne once OF ink & Wallace. in the City Of
Dated Sept. 18th, A. d. 1905
AL1RED d. PAULsON.
ANDRBW AuISON,
JIMMIE d. 9AlAL1Y.
First Pub Sept. d. la6e. ~
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

A few of the High school
boys were partakers in a game
of football last Saturdayiagainst
Breckenridge in which the
score was 5 to o in favor of
Wahpeton. The boys can still
hald their own against Breck
enridg-. Paul Sheeks, Irwin
Giles, Earl Robinson and ROY
Bailey we're the members OF
the High school who PLAYED
The class in Mechanical
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

scene, as changing as a sum-
mer sky, now naughty as only
a royal princess can be, now
wilful and defiant, again sweet
and tender as becomes her, but
always winsome, womanly and
lovable. 1t is a difficult role
that Miss Knott essays but one
to which she proves herself
equal in every particular. AT
Wahpeton Opera House Mon.
day Oct. 2nd.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28

The county auditors Office
has finished the computation
of the assessed valuation of
the county and we find that the
total assessed valuation of Rich
land county for this year is
$9,672,1S6 of which $6.579, ,74O is
on real estate and 5000, ,246 is
personal property. The state
and county tax levy for the
year is IA mills, last year the
levy was IA and three teuths
mills and for 1908, IA and four
tenths mills.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON,

In course of the play "When
Knighthood Was In Flower,
as in the book, the action CEN
tres about MARY Tudor"
Princess of England" the mad
cap sister of irascible Henry
the Eighth. Tfis role is portray
ed by Roselle Knott in the
most captivating manner in the
world. AS "Princess Mary"
she dances in and out of every
The Wahpeton times., 1905-09-28
N. D. or N. OAK. Which7

The U. s. official postal guide
says N. Oak. is the abbrevation
or North Dakota. Webster's
Universal Dictionary, 1905
edition, the lates: "Webster"
gives lhe same. 1t also gives
n. ID. and n. d. as the abbrevia-
tion for mo date"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
MARKET REVERSES ITS
 RECENT POSITION
PLENTY OF ACTIVITY IN TRADING
 YESTERDAY.
Quiet Streak Appears Disslpated for Good-Demand for Stocks Exceeded Supply Available Closed Strong. With Promise of Better Prices.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

BlSbee, Nov. It.
 Well. we had an old time market to- day with plenty of bidders and all stocks on the advance. As is always the case, as soon as the market starts to advance everybody starts to buy, and today proved no exception. Plen- ty of buyers were in the market today snd all of the orders are not filled yet. Al the present time there are more buyers than sellers as the sellers. see ing the advance in prices. are holding back. The close of the market was strong. with every indication of high CT market in the morning.
 Calumet & Arizona held strong all day at SIG bid, with sales at SIT. .50 and SIS, with little stock offered at That price. Calumet & Pittsburg re covered slightly from it's weakness, with sales at S34, with demand at $33. Lake Superior & Pittsburg could not be bought under $37.T5, with a good de- mand at s37.50. Pittsburg & Duluth and Junction were both in demand on the eastern markets early in the day, with none offered. Pittsburg & Du- luth held at S25.50, with sales at S26 at the close. Little Junction was of fered, and bids of s27.50 failed to bring sny out. There was some offered at the close at S2S.50. North Butte held at scr, with sales at that figure Denn could not be bought under $14, while Warren held at the same price. Amer lean sales were made at SEQ.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
news of rl1ining, Stocks and f11arkets
DOUGLAS AND
 THE MINING CONGRESS-
HIS PRESENCE WAS A DECIDED
 FEATURE.

El Paso Times Tells How the Vigorous Head of the Phelps-Oodge Mining h. terests Took Command Of the Situa- tion-The banquet in His Honor.