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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-05

Arlington National Cemetery has
zee gateways Of rare distinction and
.hitectural beauty, though few OF
IN Washington's residents are ac-
limited with this fact. Visitors sell
M enter or leave the majestic place
cough these portals. The reason for
a is that Arlington has changed
ut, or that circumstance has
anged its front. The great public
rges in and out OF Arlington through
mt was the back gate. This Is now
lied the main west gate. and IL Is a
|nmonplace double gate Of ornate
m rods aud spears. clittcred over
th gold-leaf, and such gate as may
seen In other national cemeteries OF
vernment reservations.
The beautiful gates OF arlington
Ind on tho east face Of the estate
'te ancient Georgetown-Alexandria
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-05
The Dressing Table.

For the German haby's bath his little
ID is tillcd with tcpid water ana Doe
Is entirely immersed. only Dis .'.r
.ce above the surface, his back uli
,ad supported yu the nurses ar"
hen De Is ruiIcl and rn;,r,, .... ODD d..
wells e. a.. Usual way. after which l'
dressed. u.t 600 tac nurse, Au... lut
1 the "WiOht.t~.h.' Or ~Vai..H- 2.
q. a conveniently high y.uu... V..l
p slightly slautlac. before which f'n
irse stands. II this Is NOT available.
ordinary table is always used
First. the batiste ohcmI~r l~ Ilt 0n.
q then the mcrino Shirt both fI--
ned I'm the back hy strings. Then
mes the diaper. and then from under
q arms thc baby is simply ~Nall.ri
4 his blanket. which is turned ur at
Z bottom and pinned together .Ae a
cal sack
10 the youucster incl'ncs 20 or-l DIS
Is or 90 Die with hi~ ku.c~ curved
.ey are tightly hauda-yl with O. broad
zen band. Cruel you >IFt lt seems
I perhaps. but the babies Do uUt ape
ar 10 mind Your German nurse
ver uses talcum powder unless IL is
sOlutely necessary.
The Lung Development.
Having dressed the baby. he is now
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-05
6EKMAN NURSES BEST.
PORE NATURAL METHODS EN-
PLOYED THAN BY AMERICANS.
Early Months of German Baby's
Life are Very Quiet and simple
Fancy Baby Clothes Iabooed.


The mother Of a large family OF
american children CHANGED to Dee living
broad when the last baby was born,
md she has since often times said that
he wished all Of her children had been
Orn in Germany.
+ The last little girl. during its first
hree months Of existence. Zoo charge or
native German nurse. was not only
nore comfortable, but b,,'cr cared for
h every way than thr 'th'r children
rho were born i'm America. The little
.irl was brought mp hy ,u' native Ger
.oan method, and This means. in The
hst place. that the German baby is
reated scientifically Nor does TINS
irnifv bv the rulcs uf % Recently ac-
uircd eNpcrimental science. the result
attending a series of mothers com
resses. but a science which is the i'm
eritance of the race.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12

TAKEN l-1'--at my home seven
arliles north east OF Atinot- See.
ne, Twp. 1862, March 30, 19G2o.
Two mares and Que eeSding,
Onemare FIVE years old, dark
gray, no brands, weag1a l:g3O
other mare black }, three yearseold
weight 1000. No brands Geld
ing weight $50 pounds, two
wears old. No brands. Owner
May have the same by paying
charges aud s:biae expense OF ttlis
notice. LII. r. SMrTM,
4s-4-19. Minot, N. o.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12
Nasts9. 10 &t62G9. 70
| due Ward ,oognty
from John Lynch,
ex-clerk of ,oovrt,
the sum OF S8l9a,3l
with infnnas.t

with interest.
Treasurer's receipts ifsr money re.
ceived from the clerk of, court: 2tlO.95
fees $3.50, 1886, fees 1881; I-1-96
fees $3.50; 1885, fees and fines $500;
1885, fees, $500; 1851 fees SAQ.5Q:
2-lO-97, fees $3.50; 1871, t4.25; 1887,
ys51.7O; 1887, fees s3O.5Q; LAOS, fees
FS7225: 1868, gees $500; 1883, fees
and fines. 1896, lO-4a8, fees and fines
Sl0; l-11-4, fees and fines $4,000;
.ss7,99, fees s24GO; 1850, tines, clerk
says should be fees S1l4; 7-1-99, fees
10000: ll-22-09, fees $500; 5-25-l9ipa,
fees. fines and forfeitUres SlO26yON,
$40 1900, fees x37l.0O; 1-l5-02, fees
$780,. %: S-25-W;, fines 10000; 1881 on,
fees sl6O9.7S: 3-4-M, fees S74S.67; ! 2s-05.
fees SlOl9.81: % o., fees 1851 Total.
SS79Sa I'D.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners, Ward County, North
Dakota.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned having been APP
pointed by your board to investigate
the accounts of the several public offices
of Ward county up the first day of Jan
uary. 1906. submits herewith his report
Of his investigation of the records and
accounts of John Lynch, as clerk of the
district court of Ward county. from Jan
uary l, 1886, to January l. 1905. sub
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12

Make the breashsas sweet as rose by
curing indigestion and sour stomach
with Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. A y'eas-
ant, palatable, reconstructive t,ssne-
btikaing digestart. f. l.. Batcock, Avn
herse, Mimi, says: Il have taken "a
great many remedies for indigestionbut
have found nothing equal to Kodol fRys-
peptia Cure" kodol dieests what you
eat, weures indigestion, dyspepsia, soar
stomach, belching, heartburn ana all
stomach troubles. Gireat care is used in
the preparation Of Kodoi the greatest
digestant that has,ayer been discovered.
.ssoka by Mccoy 4 Go.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12
THE.R1GH|r NAME is DEWITT.

DesTi4t's Witch Hazel Salse eodls,
lsoothes and heals cuts, burns, boils,
bruises, piles and MI skin diseases. X.
E.. ZiekeFoose, Adolph. w. Va, says:
my little daughter had white swelling
SO tstl thst piece after piece OF bone
worked cut of her leg. DeWitts Witch
Hazei'ssalxe cured her. 1t is the aost
wonderful healing saive in the world.
Beware ofapunterfeit@. Sold by Mccoy
,S Co,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12
FORGET ABOUT Nor,R STOMACH

III your digestion is bad the vital or
gsns of your body are not fed and nour
ished us they should he. They grow
weak and invite disease. kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure digests what Won eat, cures
Indigestion and all stomach troubles
You forget you have a stomach from the
very day you begin taking it. This is
because it gets a rest recuperates and
gradually grows so strong and healthy
that it troubles you NO frore Sold by
Mccoy d Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12
Farmers Warned.

Fal@iers are warned by Professor
Henry l.. Bolley aot to seed 'ightMheat.
He said: The farmers will remember
that we at the experiment station have
been very careful 80 recommend that,
rs far as possible. only heavy weight
wheat should be USED for seed purposes.
We have advised using the seed which
is home grown wherever possible to get
by screening sufficien; heavy weight
grains to do the seeding for the reason
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12

that We arc sure that home grown seed
becoming evident that many farmers are
going TO SOW cutie bit Of Eight weight
seed wheat. | wish to say that If it is
used farmers will find it to their advant-
age not to put it., too deep into the
ground If the grounds reasonably wet.
Such light wheat seeds cannot force
the plants up through . great distance
Of dirt; therefore in making use of light
weight the ground should be thoroughly
we'll prepared so that the seed can strike
without Eoeing placed too
fardcwn.
SlIOrthor8s for Japan,
!ltyempealeau, Wis. April &. The Mat-
no Bros.. FROM nesr Toxic the oapitsg Of
;Japan. have lust Ahipped a carload 81
p,,re bred Shorahorn cattle. They 90
from here to Seattle. and from there TO
their destinahion by steamer. They
yexpect the tuipwill take about twenty
one DAYS, These men are natives Of ia
nan and are much pleassd with this
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12
OFFICIAL. PROCEEDINGS.
OF the Board Of County Commits
siouers of Ward County,
North Dakota.

The board of county commissioners OF
Ward county met in the Office Of the
F, county auditor in regular session at 10
o'clock a. M, April 3, with all the uem-
t)ers present. Com. Black in the chair.
On motion Of Com. Carroll tho bond
OF j. William Fabriek, as county audi
tor, IN the sam Of $4,000, be approved,
which, motion. was duly seconded by
Com. Richardson and carried,
On motion Of Com. Carroll the min.
&tes of the March meeting ~erc chang
ed in the matter Of the bills Of the Ken
mare News, Flaxton Times and White
Earth Record, CONS. Swanson and Tor.
benson wishing their names recorded in
the negative, which motion was duly
Seconded and earned.
On motion tho minutes OF the March
meetings be approved Us corrected.
Dn motion the board adjourned until
clock p. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met as per adjournment at
r. o'clock p. m. in che auditors Office,
with all members present. Gem. Black
in the chair.
On motion of Com. Carroll, seconded
by Com. Swanson, the following resolu-
ton was passed,
| Whereas, A resolution was passed in
the March meeting of the county board
as follows: That the states attorney be
instructed to proceed, by all possible
means, to collect the shortage of John
Lynch, as~shown by the reporter a. j
Drummer; and
. Whereas, The said resolution was vii
fully omitted from the reports by the
county auditor to the possible grear
damage OF the county; belt
4 Resolved, That the said resolution y,
added as a correction te the minutes o
the March meeting, ana the state'srat
lEorney be instructed to proceed fcsth
|with.
4 On motion of Com. Carroll, secnnde,
i by Com. Richardson, the following J-esc
4 luton was passed.:
4 Whereas, A motion was passed by tn
board Of commissioners. as follows
That the report Of Al Brunneribe aC
cepted, and that the report and csrta
pages Of reorganization bs printed as
part of the commissioners; proceedings
and
Whereas, the said notion ana repor
were wilfully omitted from therecord
. by, Louis A. Larson, thesrountyaudito
to the damage and detrimeng Of tn
county; be it
Resolved, That the said motion b
added as a correction to the inmates @
the March meeting, and that tire sal
report be printed in the official paper
of the county forthwith.
Receipts for natMcali-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12

Feel tired, no appetite. cannot sleep,
work or eat? That's spring tiredness
and will disappear at once if you take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea this
mont:, IS ceats, Tea or Tablets.
A. s. RlaknY
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12
The Gaze of Hoses.

So,much depends upon the care Of
your ihorses. Many farmers imagine
that TO give q horse plenty Of oats three
times a day is sufficient. They neglect
to bed them we'll with stacks Of straw
going ito waste RICH: on their farms.
sSundaylis the only day they curry the
horses, and many horses do not fesl a
curry comb once during,the year. Then
they forget the Importance of feeding
.and Watering regularly. 4 horse shoslld
he given salt, once week at least.
The writer once asked an experienced
lhorseman how he kept his horses SO fat.
He said: u feed, not to heavy, but
water and feed regularly, always bed
week, curry daily, feed salt occasionally,
and never abuse them. sxn ,u. :, !.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-12

For Sale.---Pure Macar0ni
seed Wheat, in any quantity.
Inquire of John Ehr, MinOt, N. D.,
south east of court house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
The Philadelphia Declaration.

e. /. -. .
The American people are am'ablc ana
natient. For that reason they frequently
suffer themselves to be imposed upon BY
politicians. They are very busy WIN
their personal affairs, and so 1t often oc-
ours chat they do not give attention 70
the affairs of politics. The result Sls that
political rings every now and then get
possession, and being pulled UP With their
successes from time to time, finally pc
come arrogant and defiant. Whom the
gods would destroy they first make mad,
und such madness as this on the part
Of the political bosses is sure to result
in their own undong and destruction.
We have a case III point in the city OF
philadelphia a corrupt political ring foi-
years has dominated the politics OF
that CITY, and it would seem TO novice
that the people should have long since
nut the ring out of commission. Bul
when such a ring, controlling thousands
OF employees and their associates, con-
trolling license TO do business. good, bad
and indifferent reputable. semi-reputable
and disreputable, becomes we'll fortified,
Its IS StSii a.
has a splendid organization and rules
with rod of iron Every citizen who
is in any way dependent upon the machine
for his welfare Is necessarily reluctant
to antagonize it. We have heard from
good authority that in the city OF Phil
adelphia. for example, on-keepers and
Keepers of disrcputable houses arc al
lowed to do business SO long as they can
poll a certain number of voters, but
when they fail to deliver the goods the
machine closes them up. That is only a
pointer to show the methods employed
by the machine to perpetuate It's power
But the machine, ints corruption and
arrogance, went step too far when II
determined to rob the people of the gas
works, in defiance of popular protest, and
deliver this valuable property into the
hands Of an, outside corporation. The
true and patriotic citizens Of the city
are now thoroughly aroused, and they
nave put themselves under solemn re.
solve, and before God and man. and
without regard to party or politics, have
pledged life, liberty and sacred honor lt
the complete overthrow Of despotic meth
DDS in municipal affairs and the resto
ration Of the principles for which ou
fathers fought
1t Is a glorious resolve. II Is a ner
Declaration of Independence, and in homo
LOT the occasion the old Liberty Bel
should be brought out and made TO RIM
the change9 on qespotsm at home il
1905, as 1t rang the changes on despotisr
from abroad in lid, II the patriots o
Philadelphia will stand by this resolv,
turn tho rascals out, sweep the Cit
Hall dean and ro-establish America
principles Of liberty, honesty aud justlc,
they will have performed great publi
service, not only FOR themselves, but &c
all municipalities throughout the Unio,
Proclaim liberty throughout the land I
all the inhabitants thereof"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Save the Girls.

1t is pleasant to know that the Rev.
George H. Wiley and his noble wife are
meeting with fine success in their en-
for hayward girls. Mrs. Wiley has con-
secrated herself to this work. and will
make it the labor Of her life. She will
endeavor to bring under the Influence OF
the home every Virginia girl who goes
astray, save her from q life of shame, and
make her a good woman.
II is work that appeals to every manly
man and every womanly woman, and
many have come forward voluntarily
with their subscriptions. Mr. Wiley now
has in cash and good subscriptions the
sum of $1,000, and In addition a small
| farm in Chesterfield county for the site.
! 1t has been decided for sufficient rea-
| sons to locate tho institution near Rich
| mond, but 1t must be borne In mind tina,
! it Is not to be in any sense local In
stitutlon, but a State institution, and way
ward girls from all parts Of Virginia vii
| be received. Some, at least UNDERSTAND
! this and n generous citizen of Lynchbure
|
| has recently sent his check for $500 as 6
contribution to the subscription fund
But in order to insure success, 1t Will bt
necessary to raise at least $1,000 more
| and Mr.. Wiley requests tho general pub
| lie 10 contribute this amount as qulckl,
| as possible. in order that the work ma.
begin, IT is rescue work, and there y
i Y Il. a,
no time for delay. IT Is an institution
which speaks for itself, II Is In tn
/ hands of those who have been tried anf
who have proven themselves to be reliable
, and efficient, and there can be no douh
that money contributed to this cause vii
| be received and employed san sacre'
trust. and that the trust will be faithful
administered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

r ! IL { I 4
other need not be discussed in detail. They
nte too notorious But how about the leSal
financial and industrial afiiliatiens q ,tusv
alone might be selected as n basis for investi-
CATION It might, not he Wholly unprofi,t.a lad.
r. examine the alliance q the . Gas 1rusl
through the agency q LIZ ts d ~ rsee Of tho
Consolidated GAS Company, is director IN
seventeen banking trust md fiducaty . CON.
panes. two insurance companies, including
the Mutual Life; nine railroad companies ana
twelve snlisce llaneous corpnrations N,
Anthony n. Brady Is n director IN forly-hlne
corporate ons, Including three tiahk'hs ulu
trust companies ~ ~.
Harrison Il. Cavity Is a director IN iour
banking and trust companies ann Il,teem o't i
companies. some public service aih s p''i. w
dustrial. ~,.,,
s. 81 Palmer is n%dlreetor in the t NatiS9na,,
City Bank. commonly known rs the s, ...",
Oh Bank, and III twenty-nine other lhstl'u-
Nj Taylor Pyne Is a director In the Ma
tionnl city Bank, In three other financial m
stltutons and In twenty.one other corpora r
j. w. Sterling Is n director in the National
city Rank and In thirteen miscellaneous cor
William norketeller IS q director IL the the
Standard OIL Company IN the Na.,ohni !, y, ~, w,
1.fe In seven banking and trust companies.
In twenty railroads and In ten other corpora
Samuel Sloan is a director in the National
City Bank, In the Western Union and In TWEEN
ty-nlne other financial. public.seryice5h and IN
dustrial corporations y,
r. Augustus Schermerhorn is n director IN
five companies ana George III. Church ~
nine. whio Frank Tlford is director IN
eighteen. >,.,I
| James Stilman is president OF the National
CITY Bank, director IN twentH-threc othtr
banking trust and fidNciary companies. q a.
| rector In the New, York Life Insurance LON
pany, Ia the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, ana in sthirty-two other Corporations
Thomas F. Ryan is o director IN me Me ,
politan Securities Company and In thirty otner
financial, railway industrial and papi'cTaeF-
Vice corporations. ta3 ~
| I'm other words the Board Of srrustees OF me
Consolidated Gas Company alone represents s'i,l
moro than $50 other drectorates IN NE inauI.
nnce companies. hanks. trust companies.s p uopt
lic-servicc corporations and m!scellanfons COIL
panles TIL rough their interlockinB directorh,ss
ali OF these corporations have n community
of interests with the Consoltdated Gas Con.
pnny In, any matter affecting the earnings OF
| that great corrupting corpora ton. ,s4s
The Stevens legislative committee had great
| difficulty in obtaining the services OF q cnmpe-
! tent lawyer when It began Its investigation
into tho affairs OF the gns chulpany-.a atlll-
| Guilty not unlike that experienced by the CON-
| mittee OF Seventy In Phtladelphia- The ramifl-
| cations OF the consolidated Gas Company
| make II clear why this difficulty existed
| III the people OF this city continue ia toler-
! ate the present unhnly alliance betwee0 their
| public service corporations and their CORRUPT
| politicians how long will It be before New
| York Is q Philadelphia New York Woria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Stephen Girard's Will.

In reply 10 question, Queries and
Answers recently stated that stephen
Girard, OF Philadelphia. in that clause
Of his Will providing for the establish
ment of Girard College, madc It condi-
ton that mo ecces!ast,c or minister Of
any sect whatsoever shall ever hold or
exercise any stations 81 duty In the said
college; nor shah any other person lie
admitted for hny purpose, or as a visitor,
within the premises appropriated TO the
test college" Tho testator explained
that Ia making this restriction he did
not mean to cast any reflection upon
any sect or person whatsoever. But,"
ne aided, "as there is such multitude
OF sects and such diversity of opinion
among them, ! desire 10 keep the tuUde,
minds OF The orphans who airs to dc
rive benefit from this bequest. free from
The excitement which clashing doctrines
and seotariun controversy arc 50 apt I,
produce. Ny desire Is that all the In
struetors or teachers In the college shal
take pains ITO instill into the minds Q
the scholars Tho pureet principles OF mo
rality. 50 that on their entrance INTO 80
tiyelife they may from inclnaicn an
halit epiuae beneyo.ehce 70 Their relic
creatures ana love 81 true sobrely All
Industry. adlpiins al the same l'!no tnc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
New York Versus Philadelphia

New York Versus Philadelphia.
In New York the public-service corporations
which control the city government Through
their alliances with corrupt POLITICIANS are
ian TRACTION interests and the Brooklyn Rapid
In PhIadelphia the pubc-ssrvlce corpora,
lions which control the city government
are tie United Gas Improvement Company
and the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Interestingly enough these fye corrupt!ns
corporatons--thc three IN New iork ana ,, INV
their Rockefeller and Standard o connectl,nnsi;
The consoda ted Gas Company Is deserlDea
by John Moody In his resume OF y, ne N, s sreut
franchise trusts as under Standnrd OIL domi-
natIonV The Metropolitan Securities Compnn3
is described as under "Rookefeller. Ryan domi-
nation,'' The Brooklyn Rapld Transit Com,
pany is Described ms "ltoeke5ei.sp de
scrIbcd ms an "Fkins- Dolan- Rockefeller ALI
ance.'' The philadelphia Rand Transit COM ',i
pany Is described a. T Maen ,rni a Of
stnpdnrd Oil is over Nil five Of these great
competing Icorparatinns' ,ha
John 8 winston the n, sharan ex nI a
"a lie readers Of The World Yesterday Why
for ne eoun uaa. The leading lawyers o. rhIla
delphla were tied mp q th' ,, nn''e Men Of Tho
highest local standing declined 10 assist t,.a
comm because their business interests wSrs
enaced with those Of NE gas company n,p t INA
I'M iin,fed Gas Improvement Company EXTENDED
~ overy direction through the political flnan-
cal and industrial activities OF the city, !,
pht lad What would Q John G, Winston
find in New York? "a
IN The political relations between the gas ~ ana
traction Interests o. me one ,n nu On Inc
| L & IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Downfall of the Dispensary,

The state of Iowa has been Investigate
ing tho operations Of the State liquor
dispensary in South Carolina with a view
to adopting a like system In the IIawkeye
State,
Judging from the way things are going
on in South Carolina and from the en-
pressions of the leading newspapers, It
is fair 10 presume that the palmetto
State would be glad to sell the original
10 Iowa, or to any other State, at bar
gain counter price. Al It's last session
.illc South Carolina Legislature passed
what Is known as the l'rice hill under
tho provisions of which any county may
choose, by popular vote, between prohibi-
ton and the dspensary system, Instituted
when Tilman WAS Governor and chief
ruler Of the Legislature. Under The Till
Ran law every county must have thu
dlspensnry and nothing else, whether Il
any county may vote Itself dry" Foll
counties have so far held elections undo,
| the last named LAM and all have gou,
! dry" by overwhelming majorities. ant
The remarkable hing about II IL that q
least two Of tho counties were not II
favor Of prohibition The people smpl,
preferred ii TO the corrupt and corrupt
Ing divpensary.
oitnr counties are soon 10 vote on III
question ani the indications are tina
within z year thrce,fourths or moro of n,
state '5Quth Carolina wii! be dry.