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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

The INDEPENDENT has decided
To give away a high grade $3.50
t!kimball piano to the mostpopu.
Tar young lady OF the Northwest.
This little bit Of news will no
loubt be heralded BY a good
many OF the charming young
Women OF this part OF the state,
1Dr in it they see an opportunity
1or a little work Of securing that
long coveted piano.
s The plan is a simple one. 1t is
~ business proposition Of the IND
DEPENDENT. This paper now has
IN circulation of $3.50 bona fide
subscribers and wishes to add a
Thousand or two more. We take
This. method zsof getting them.
The subscription price of the pa
Der will not be cut one cent dur.
ing the entire contest which be-
8 Rin with the date Of this issue
and lasts until midnight Satur-
day Dec. 16, 1905.
The price OF North Dakota's
largest weekly newspaper is one
dollar a year and cheap at that
Price. The paper al present con-
abains twelve pages, all printed
ut home and will no doubt be
much larger this fall. Our field
y large. We cover the North
vest in an admirable manner
Eith our news service. We find it
hard to secure good solicitors
hence we we put on this contest.
NJ The coupons will be non-trans-
ferable.
b Old subscriptions paid up will
count the same as new ones.
Votes will be as follows:
One new subscriber, one year,
S1OOvotes.
n One new subscriber, two years,
u $50 votes.
One new subscriber, three years,
4 400 votes. $50 votes allowed
4 for each succeeding year.
Old subscriber paying up one
years subscription 100 votes.
I Old subscriber, paving up two
4 years subscription, 25Ovo ~es.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

welt township. Motion carried. On
motion the following road was declared
opened: At the town line between sec
tons 81 and 35 running north to the
northwest corner Of sec. II, twp 152, rye
81. Motion carried.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

A warrant has been sworn out
for a young man named Exert.
who lives up the river, charged
with raping a Warren girl who
is less than Is years of age.
Exert has been eluding the Off
GERS since January. aud it is said
that it caught the law will be I'M
merciful.
Blakey's Fountain is charged
with Osceola Spring Water.
Therefore his soda water is best.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

Engineer experienced in Dakota
wants Job running threshing Engine.
Address, D. E. HARDY
tip. White Earth n. u.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

Ship your cream to the Minot Central
Creamery. Your cash is ready for you.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
( Der BAR ais Spider.

Gar Hitolaus bat, ipie ieber auiIe,
fir elm r@pielAen" cine 51pGde.
Spdt am 46enb, 10 unt 10 llbr, penn
ii9 Die 3arin 5liriidse3psen tat, febt
ft9 Der aaiier nit Ieiren GGlten ali
etnenl 9fub6er pber sa bem nattcndlen
Sa5arbipiel, benz .SGint," nieosr, BET
benz nit einem S9lage 9ermGgen ge@
iponnen unb perloren iperben fonnen.
ltnb ba iIt er ridDt ne9r bic ni;te, ners
pDIe, rei5bare per{pn, als bic i'm feline
Mintiter 10 gut tenner. Gr If bdnn
tiibn, fdneibig, fein ganaes Weien atb<
met cine setpoltiee Gnergie. Der gebos
rene Spie,cr 1T er, taltbliitig, i6ne1,
beripegen, rie I'm einen Mustpea perlez
gen, eill Metiter Der Strategic unb eil
sefabrliGer Gegrer, nenn es 5tb I'm
cine ber3tpeiFelte portie banbeIt. Noa
etn, anbere grobe 2eibsaIGaft bat Der
Gar: Ios 9fau6en. Die .Sapdnnus,
bic ct ra,l13t, miiifen fG>par5 ietn, unb
BEN Sag iiber tonnt i1m bic gtgdrre
ntat aus ben MuGbe. Ser 2eibdrst,
ber gesen bieIes 2aiter tpobl etn Due
benbmal unb nit &e9t protefttrte, benn
Safer NifoIau3 1T oaes, nur tein itar~
fer Monn, nluBte fGltebli9 na9seben,
a15 ibn fcr 2or fogte: nWonen 6ie
MIDI n1e;nes einsigen gergniigsns be-
rdubea?" GelbTt Die 9aiferin, bic fonIt
einen groBen GtnfluB ouf ibren Gemahl
ousii5t 1T bieTer 2eibenT T9dft geeens
iiber !pehrlos. 9lnberfetts 1T Gar geifpz
laus audi Elm Sreunb jeber Dirt BON
Sport. J}ur bringt CT es auf feil.en,
GPprtgebiet 81 grcben G6ren. Gang
i'm GegenTab 5u feinem 9optelgGngsr,
benz prin5en ppn Malcs, 1T CT Ell,
f9led)ter Qlngler unb etn un9liidltGer
S6ibe. 959ftens oIs g2obfa9rer nag
ct paffiren. Gr liebt e8, na9 geT7:er, 81
Hab gr6Bere unb tls:ceerrs MuSf:iiSe ~
untereaefa1er1 meiitcnS gon5 oflei7,
ohre iebe @eglettltng. gluF elmer biefer
Roblerpartien fou er einn,al e;n gelunz
genes Mtenteuer erle6t Gofea. CT tpor
sien1Ii9 peit bon feil1ea1 G53(ofIs eats
fernt, ots i'm mitten auf Der Gtrobe
Elm Reifen plabte. 5p tDaS tana auG
einem Safer paTfiren, glitplaus ftteQ
alfo ab unb begana run fc;l1e faiferz
ltGen 8enntniiie to~auF ol bsripe1ben
tpic Der Gtbaben an te5ten 81 reparirer
p6re. Su biefe Illfgcte mar ct - berz
tieft, baB er gar ridt ha5 GaheH eineS
Retters pabrnabm, ber, al5 ct BEL i6m
anlangte, ibn anGriill!e: r9err! Waa
fo4 bas teiBen? MtTen Sie nid6t, buf
Sic SSbren @orgeiebten 81 griiBen ho.
benz" Grftount orehte iih bsr Gar, be.
anTdli9 Die 1in1ple llntfcrnl etne5 Sn;
fantertezOGerfte1 trug, u@I uao faf
iiber iid) einea ge'oi11tjQen, aaasnrouen:
ben GeneroL boo 3u Go53. nJ1 bittt
Inn Gnt7dut0;qGnG, "eripi0ertte e. fa1ft
nuber i'd babe al1f bem GErone biel gu
tpentg 3eit, um oLle mei:le Generate
peri6nli3 gu tennen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
@rnnbsistntbnns llsbertragmmaen.


Die 0teereS Gilen 50. 3u Ser fmiab
Sleeves, Gilenbdbnseleiie rte, Dpper, $40
yBilliam Swens ;n 9sremiab 6. Nee.
rec, Got Al, 5pitetisr uno Setlher's ap.,
Dover, s2l0O.
@ihael Seibplp su Der gep pbilacelr
pbia grauerei Co., 9anp unD Xptten
(Srauerei) { ylew pbilanclpbla, $4,000.
9clepb pariS 81 9oui11 9drts J Afer,
0oIbeh, $1,000.
lorurp MpsrS gu Yeilena .. Mpers,
.'anp, Srfprp, S45u.
Mary 81. Wiunitb al 6arrY Winnih,
j Nfcr, Warpif unp gutten 4, 5unp 6,
'lerel uno 6enner'S No., 5ustaramns.
$1,000.
SeIpen 81. 8air su Netie g. 8enicn,
j9Jl00 Ndcr. Tower, 500.
Nariab uup GbarleS 0iartin Su y. 8.
unc 5tela Swi9crt, eanp, 9lcwepmers.
tapn, $500.
Mihael unb 6iiia Carrier su pbcebe
Saih, IA 2ider 6rautlui. S3300.
pbilip S. gSillpn 3u Amanpa s. Bils
Jon, yct 40, Srierp 2lp., Nemermsrstpwn.
$3.50.
genis 9enlinS ~ gSiQiam 9. Sentins,
ungetbeilte 6dlftc BON Got 3, SbaTer'S
ar., Dpyer, $500.
Charles :. Gngle6art su Wary Otis
gearr, 5beilut $40, 9lep pbilarelYbia,
$500.
SamueI :. GideY gu Qltert Sperbclt,
5beillpt 4. Nithener's Aubeulptten, Nep
philadelphia, $500.
benjamin Nurpbs su Sciiab Wurpb9
IN. unp Anpcrs, % Nder, gSalbln9trn,
5000.
Benjamin Better su Gpmarb @. Nuri
mn sEllIiam Simeler, Got 55, Gear,
1000.
Murp 2lnn gant su 6. 6. Miaisan,
15 S!lo0 gftr, Clap. 1000.
| Srbn Starrr Su Jaccb Saai, - ater,
4uturn. 225.
9Inciia une George j.. McOrrmctt gu
SliTOrp .. Grimes, yot 38 unp 80,
Grimes 3. Np, glem Ybilabclpbia, 226.
G5cmaS 2. SVlanp gu SnmeS 90.
eumM'a, 30 35ll00 Nfer, 8aiyicIo,
1000.
@};;tGa q. !lummeG su Samc5 "
0ummcu, IbrjIotttn II unp 10, Nrw
p0iMcrIpbia, |.
Same5 %. !6ummeQ gu Mart6a q.
5ummea 1beilptten $50 unp 53l, gttm
Dbii1rflpbin, |.
sberif Basncr gu Sean gdfelr, in
sct T., Slarc'c Nh, Yrrt Sealbtn9trn,
$50.
Gscrae s. OemutG su Wiuiam q.
NplIA 2!6 2lfer, Guscararae, 35.
GArpline unc gGiQiam 8rpmn III
S6n:tts Stu9btcr, Got %, Dbilippsturg,
1000.
sSillun y. Minnib gu Sennir Olnnib,
1nactbcittr / Snttreiten in II 7Il0 older,
&ublen, Warrif, |.
6enr9 s. SUulher ;u @nnis Stubtin5
> Nder 9Bariptf, 3S5.
Clement .. McGlustey's grte gu
6lcrettn .. 0rnbam, Qot al, ubriAa:
vide, 56l. 40.
SacOt Smitb Sn Sames Oubae, Got %
Grimes l. 2lp., 9tew pbjIapelpbia, 700
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
Gim ,eaensrciOes Moncpof.

. gtur bic unipiiicrteit fam be6auptGn oan $ tciI
Iegensreides Wtonppol Qiebt Sene 2lr5ne ned}e 30,
Sobrbunberten BON ben 9ele1rten MBndleu anf oeln
ct 8ernarb entbectt uno ititGem 3butouIeube o2u
8iefe beriibmten ct gernaro arduterpilen fno that.
fdtlb bas ein3iqe eilmttel ooS in nlleu iSGru
@erbeiun9sleben bilft Wton uebmc es, peRu icl 5cr
8eaiun eineS ioef &chens burC toheu poer ijcd):cm
8efdmad in1 Wiunhe. &opfihmcr5en, ue0esfet un0
gSerftonfuuQ anmeloet Wtan nebnie cS iullcicb unt
fiG fpdere GuaIeu su eripore Nbcr Gu oanu, ipeltn
bas 4eben ihpu ticicre Durae gFidptagcu bat iucNN
bic itedjenoen Sood,m nitit ehr pcrltlminacu
nplIeu ipenu ObnmaGtsidle leuub SeGit6ruuaru ciu6E=
treteu unb Etcren uno &ebrr neraiitet ith. cub
banu belfen bic muuoertbNttueu Bicn npdH. Gle ent.
bateu fen 0uedber ober ourere Gbcu0e E5toffe ior'
berr MIR beileube @lanscnldftC. Stir 25 GentS Ut
ollen Npptbefen SDne ornBc 3nftorsGcGruuQCu SG
sablea eher l1nrrteu fir mrrthinie Wiuifer= FrG=
bemitteIte idl ei uotr9ateS tets 3upcr.ii8e5 3cil-
mittel pcri6ofcu,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
Baltimore 4 Ohio
Giienbabn
sS brp | q u.
"a. Ncp. 1904.

"a. sfcp. 1904.
Sibld fabrenh. 1orain 8rand. gtbrhlidb fabrenb.
(Sies BON oben.) (&tes BON untert.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
9ic i66nc etaot gDajbimetom

g1elh ein Gsidtbum oil Rnnit uni
gSinrnl6ait lit III unlersr 2anoesbanpt.
llaOi persiniat! Gelns breiten Strabeil,
ole SabIreiGen parts nit BEN SronS,
UtDnnlnenien 3ur Berberrlibung 9rDBel
iRdnnsr uno DituriiDsr Greign.iie, biz
atoben 8runiibauten, cine Cnenbarunp
i'll lHrer Spmmetrie uno ilren rWllaer
YruporlIonsn, geliillt Alt g9nlloetn oei
@rllnonna uno Der &unn. Nlrgenos
lonliluO lam cine Yerion in 10 meni9en
3a9el Oosr SiauDsn 10 Disl leben. ous
3u ltlner untsrbultung un0 8elebrun.
beitrdat. Sarum iaate aud Elm be.
riibmier 6sielrtsr: IS wlegi lO Sab.
zines frieollben Srbeus auf, Olyl
Sammlunseu au igber.
8ie Gebrer uno Gebrerinnen al Del
@. 4. q %. @ilenbabn lpOllen am "a.
Wdr3 cine Geile nun yUulblnatOn uer.
nnltalten, cine Jahtt III Yullmunu
palaItlua3en ourh Die 6eblr9s.S3ent=
tien Der AllsghenDs, oem 'blltprllbel
potomoc entlang, 100 Ole 8slblAte oss
Observation-Disclosures init Dem Dilute Don
Deiben seidriebsn Daro.
8etpiB tOnnte oenienlNen. oeren gluf.
gabe es ilt, ben 8ellt unlerer berun.
Dahlenoeu Su9eno 81 biloen, ni6ts ell
,eheres 8orbilo Qebell. oils eln Vllc
oielss @entrums Der Qr0Bten, ,oolltonl'
nenlten unb mdhti9lten Republlt, oi
lo6 ie betanoen bat. (We1lelbIatt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

Sn Der Stab: Siem Dorf itagett
iabraus, iahrein eine balbe Wsilllon
uteni9en am 0unaertuGe. Sin Jttp
Y)orter Ylatt benertt ooau: vllno oabet
fnllt bas 8erseidniB Der gBobltbdti9s
teitsssielli1aften einen itattli6en Sano.
Wenn ftp oo1 elllmal cin Sllililiter
Die Diiibe MAIDEN Dllr0e, lelt5ulitlsn,
weI6e Summen iabrIih ftlr Ole 4rmen
aeIanlmelt meroen uno lDus DIE Vsrss
,beilun9 Der Giebespnben toltel! Sa5
9dbe intereh, nten 2eieltOf." So.
freilid! 9ie meiiten Nobltbdtiateltss
tOniorneeu. nsln, alle lino III etltsr
2,me mobltbdtia iiir Die yeumten, uno
UNI lid oapou su iiberseugen, branht
man nO0 nldt einmal nan Hetp Yo,t
5u 9eDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
SaS &0Oioro,

iene tpunoerbare neue GtpierunQ, ol,
nah Yerli1erung bon Greunosn oel
ssrfinoers eine gauge llmludl5ung IL
,er Wetallinoultrle berporbringen Diro.
lOll oennGbt in M0Ile berQeltellt tper.
2sn. Ios ueue 0tstOu 1T 9lQn5eno nit
Sob. rrpoirt ourdaus niht. 1T leidl
i,bmel,bar uno babel o bart uno
eloItjih mie 9tohl; feline 0ebnbortell
lit 10 sroB, bab es lib lpie 8tatt9olb
lusUo5ea lGbt; beim GuRe Nleht es
cine 10 9latte Sbc,fldde luie rcines
8olo, oane glolcn uno Eun5Hln, uno
1T bel oiIen oitIen Gor5ii9su bilIiaer
ols Nupfer. 60 miro uerlihert, uno
ocl GrilHOtr, uAr SroOOQllni. 1T ttir5:
,i.A in itincr guterituot Yilu boA &c.
itiert tporoen. @r ielbt Ipri6t lebr
bsitsiDsu, ober bod nit GROCER 3uUers
iidt pou 'tiner @rfillDunQ. Die in @na=
LAMB patentirt lit, no au9 Elm &oniors
tium bon Rapitaliltsn Die Nusbeutuna
in Die 5onb nsbmen iuiro. Wtai6lnen'
tbelle aus Nuoioyn lolleu li6 in 9Dloer'
ltuuo uno GousrtoItiQtsit ous0esel6net
bemQOren; Die fransOliide Ntoriue babe
lbOn .Sd]lfIalc9raubtu 0us Iaolcro be-
itelt. |uf Der beuorltebenoen Snou=
iirie= e=}tu7lttuun9 in Muitano miro cos
ueue Wtt,uu ais wiNti9te yteu9tli
purNb reN. IroOo0lini mar in oleler
5O9eu in 6lorena. Inn nod olten
Ditlu3sn e;ni0e WsOuiIlen ous 30oloGr
berSHltellen, Die er Dem &Onl9 uol
&;uicn al iiberrelteu 0eoentt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
Gjift lit Oer 9toI1rt:ua.

&ieQeiht niiicn Sic ntAt, rab oicte
Shn,cricn rurtl Gjift in Der 9tatrun9
HerurlocSt mcrrcn. Elm 2nIau prn Dis.
peplil Miro Sie jecpd' ra1tb iiter3eu9en.
29r '9arantiercu, zap .. Sings ,.giie
Nill6" ale Grtrantuusen beleu, Die rurd,
oerBjItete pper unnercGute Nabr1na per
urlactt mcrDcn 0'elp ;uriiterit1ttet, 25c
IN WitsrS NHnttefc. 9Gahen Sie cineu
Gerluh. Sn Mj!ers IpctDe w;rp beutld,
9eiprpAcn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
Yrd1,tiltnt Stite bet Sptes Go.

t Dir hoffen, oa6 3hr ale uniere prdnrien Qifets
,ufanmen lpart, Ga mir unerer prdmente nod3 Gag
tit Gag neue arhfel beheen uno hofen, oaf bao ieoe
lDohnune etne old1e prdmie au,u1peiien babe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

tdmen, tinsn fbpsren, decentralization
@erbreder In Der Sper begriiBen 5il
f0nren.
Balb barauf ifarb Der alte, bereits
mebr ols Iieb3ig Sabre aIte 8anbit. Der
iibrigens NIT feinem Sbeaterndmensz
better gar nidt iebr 5ufrieben sepeien
ftin fpQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02
GGsvscrscuDc SraMotonnocn

;nrrpen irfort 8ctinccrt Hno 9ebeilt rurG
Duf!sn'o 2irn,ta Salte. s. GiYentaTt
Sr. YOn 9torialf, &n. IArsitt: SD pcr<
bran ltc mcin &nie lAretlih, 70 po6 eS
nit 8ia fen trottt mar. Suflen'o Nrnifa
S51itc linpcrte rte Shmer;en uub brtItc
Die aGunpsu pbne !btntsrlalIuna Yun
lfarbeu." toejlt ale Wunben unp munpcn
Strlten, 2Z5c in MtQers Npptbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

Ser Wailfpouise 0erOID@ id1rsso1I.;
WailIionen Don 81. lIars tUeroeli alls
id1rIin fiir Abifratte nno pro5elle
Deransa0bt. um bic BeliBiitel pom
8runoitudsn teli5ultelien. Eos fOae..
nanme 3pfrens Splfem beIsitlgt aA
DieIes. IS etttiiano III ben brltlldeH
Yrooin@n uno Ut aud bereits III eliliseil
Etaatell Der luton ei1geftlbrt iuDroen.
Das Splfem ldult oarailT Dinuus, Dob
man, anliatt eillen geliBtltel BON Dem
Gisenibiimer oes ejrun0nildes 3u er-
holten, elm gertliitat oes @lasnt1nnis-
rechts pom 5taate erb1.t. Wenn oas
8rlnoltiif baum ipieoer Uertautt mlro,
10 miro oas @srtIlitaf oem Heaiitlar
3uriiderfattet, uno Elm foldhes inn Ras
msn oes neuen BeiiBers aus9eifellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-02

Ssoer. Der ms einen nsuen
Abonntnten brin9t, Ger fiir Elm 3obr
I'M poyQus he3ahlt. e:halt 0ls BrGmium
Gin GrenplOr ces Gubss uMuf ounfeln
9Beaen." II.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27
abyfsTIsiRc RATES.
Jeremy Taylor: Idleness is the
burial of q living man.

Lougfellow; Sometimes we
NAV learn more from a mans er-
ro-s than from his virtues.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

JAN. ist. 1908. to APRIL 1st, 1908
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT holds the
belief that the insurance COM
panies should be subject to the
same careful inspection by Fed
eral officials as the national banks.
Indeed, it would do no harm if
they were even more carefully in.
spected than the national banks,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27
Forced 10 Starse.

B. r. Leek. OF Concord. Ky, says;
"For 20 years | suffered agonies, with
a sore on my upper lip, SO painful, some
times. that | could not eat. After vain
" trying everything else, | cured it with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.p It's great for
burns, cuts and wounds. At A. d. LIZ
msire 4 Sens. Only 25c.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

IT will be observed that the de-
yelopment of graft III thus country
keeps pretty steady pace with the
multiplication OF Mr.. Carnegie s
Libraries.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

IT is perhaps fortunate for Sem
ator Depew, who sailed Tor home
Saturday, that he Will not have 10
pay duty on his Dig consignment
Of injured lnnocence.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

TERMS.

Correspondence is solicited from the snrfouho,
ing country. Communications OF d pefso11
nature Will be subject to a rigid scrutiny.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

The will Of the late Millionaire
Ziegler, of baking powder fame,
is being contested by his widow
ON the ground that he was insane.
She has his transactions with John
A, Lee to support her contention.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

The only defense which New
York is able to make Is that Ii
Piatt and Depew were not lts
senators the state would be re.
presented by Two others equally
undesirable.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

The country believes sincerely
that If there could be adequate
compensation for the loss OF John
Hay it would be found n the fact
that Elihu Boot became Secretary
OF State yesterday,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

IT may not do any good to men,
zion it, but the mercury goes far
below freezing every night on
Pixies Peak, and it is understood
that icebergs are still floating
around the Attic ocean.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

Bonded Debt of Town of Austin.
Ten 5 per cent. Bonds, 500 each J. $1,000 90
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27
Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party may be CIV
en- TO your stomach and liver, by taking
a medicine which will relieve their pain
and discomfort viz. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They are a most wonderful
remedy. affording sure relief and cure,
for headache. dizziness and constipation.
25c atA D. Lemaire & Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

Lawson is a fake says Sen
ator Stone, and now 1t only re-
names for Mi. Lawson to dlyuige
his opinion of Senator Stone.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

PEAny scarcely needed the ex-
cuse OF the North pole to get away
from such a torrid locality as New
York city.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

Rowe: Great minds, like Heaven
are pleased in doing good, though
the ungrateful subjects OF their
tayors are barren Ill return.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

EVEN William Travis Jerome
will be forced to admit that Law
O holds out better than "Scotty."
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-07-27

Shakespeare; Action is eloq-
uence; the eyes of the ignorant
are more learned than their ears.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

WI every Sunday. Sabbath school at 9 p. m.
Preaching service at D. M. All are invited.
NJ B. OSMOND. Pastor,
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03
A HUSTLING WOMAN FARMER

Country Life in America tells Of an enterprising
daughter of DR.. Webb, who has sole management
of her fathers farm on Lake Champlaln. She was
positive that she had business ability and that
she could make money ii her father would give her
a chance.
This her father agreed to do, and the young girl
invested twenty dollars of her own money in a
brood SOW, and with her fathers permission made
arrangements with the shepherd to care for the
SOW and little pigs. AS there was an abundance
of skim milk, this was given to her without cost,
but all the grain was charged for at marketprces.
From this single investment she cleared ninety
dollars the first year. two hundred dollars the Sec
ond and three hundred dollars the third
BY this time the stock had increased in
numbers as to outgrow it's quarters. and was prov
ing 50 profitable that Doctor Webb thought it ;ld-
vsable to buy her out. So at the end ofthe fourth
year he took the stock at market prices, and
gave her check for seven hundred dollars, which
represented the years profits.
From this start the present plggery on Shell
berne Farms has been developed. 1t is the most
profitable department OF the place. Two hundred
or more pigs are sold yearly, averaging from two
hundred and fifty to three hundred pounds in
weight and bringing onehalf cent per pound more
than the ruling market prices because OF the super
ior conditions under which they are kept. The
p,ggery is a model OF it's kind. The building is in
keeping with the others on the place in exterior
STYLE and the interior is finished with hard pine,
cement floors and iron troughs with fixtures.
A girls piggery is a new avenue ofepportunlty
and one that might he followed with more or less
advantage by almost any country gii'
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03
VALLEY AFRAID OF RUST.

'Whe except in very cases, the wheat
raised here last season is all right for Seed" said
an elevator superintendent to alvin city reporter,
"many OF the farmers are afraid of it and will, to
a larger extent than usual, SOW oats, barley and
flax instead. This will be a very good thing. how
ever, as these products have been neglected too
much in the past"
Many of the farmers in the Red River Valley,
who were losers last year by reason OF rust, are
very dubious as to whether there will be a repeti-
ton OF the trouble next season, through using the
grain that was damaged, but not entirely ruined
by the rust, for seed the coming spring.
The discussion in the newspapers regarding the
advisability of getting Canadian wheat for seed
has resulted in serious reflection on the part OF
many, regarding the advisability OF that step In
that connection, Superintendent }. NJ: ONeale OF
the St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co., who was
in the city sad
81 am satisfied that the wheat that was but
slightly damaged by rust last fall, will make good
seed. There is plenty ofgood seed in the lied river
valley to supply the demand. Where the wheat is
very light it should be carefully famed and
screened in order that only sound kernels are LETT
This may mean IL loss OF 10 or Is pounds to the
bushel, but the farmers will get seed that will yield
more than imported Canadian wheat.
On my own farm / have experimental with
Canadian seed. and | find that the native Al!er1-
can wheat yields the best. No farmer will make
mistake if he cleans the seed he has, we'll. 1t will
grow and produce a good crop. There is no FISK
in using it, and the farmers are unduIy alarmed
We'll cleaned wheat raised in this section last year
I hat will grade No. =, is good seed.