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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
DUBOIS WINS OUT.
Especial to The HeraId1

NDLNNLclL 20 dLINLJ
Washington, March S-Senator Dubois
has won out in his fight in behalf of A.
@. NettIetOn, who was reappOinted post
master at Nampa and whose confirma-
ton had been held up by Senator Hey
burn and Representative French. The
postoffice committee today decided to re-
port favorably upon the nomination, and
it will go to the senate for cOnfiTma-
ton. Hepburn and French have with
drawn opposition and confirmation will
probably follow in a few days.
Eat your lunch at the Palm garden
- h.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
LIVING TOO HASTILY
AMERICAN WOMEN BREAK DOWN
Irregularities and Female Derange-
mentS Result Cured by Lydia e.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.

Owing to our mode and manner of
living, and the nervous haste of every
woman to accomplish just so much
each day, it is said that there is not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
SUFFERED AGON|ES
FOR FOUR YEARS
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Tried Different Physicians and
All Kinds of 0intments Could
Walk Only With Clutches Ohio
Man Says:
" CUTICURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH"

Gin the year 1899 the side of my
right foot was cut off from the little
toe down to the heel, and the physician
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
FIGHTING OVER
! CHOICE OF WORDS
Much Speculation Over the Fate of
the Railroad Rate Bill Now Be-
fore the Senate.
Mr.. BAILEYS PROPOSITION
MOODY AND DoLLIVER IN CON-
FERENCE.

Washington, March S.-Regardless of
the fact that the statehood bill was
the only question discussed in the SEN
ate today, the house railroad rate bill
continued as an absorbing topic, and
groups of senators met in earnest but
Informal consideration Of the many
propositions that have been suggested
In the way of amendment. Without
doubt no bill has been before congress
In years that has been given so much
attention when the issue between the
opposing factions has been one that
could be settled through the use of so
few words. The question is the choice
Of the words.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Modern PLUMBING
REMOVED FOR CAUSE.

At moderate prices. George G. Doyie
& Co. 211 State street Phone 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Expected Indictment.

George Durham, jr., when seen at
the company's office after the jury's
action had been announced. said:
I'VE had been expecting this, and
have engaged counsel to defend US.
Aside from stating that if there has
been any crime committed it is but a
technical one, L do not care to discuss
the case"
In the first case Of alleged forgery
the indictment charges that $500 was
entered in the cash book as paid to
Nichols & Bacon, attorneys of P. J.
Armstrong, to settle a claim of Arm
strong against the insurance company
arising out Of a contract between him
and the company. In fact, however,
the indictment charges, the money was
paid to Nichols & Bacon in settlement
of an action which they, as attorneys
for J. Douglass Wells, had previously
brought against Frederick A.'Burnham
individually
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Should Be Specific.

Judicial review of orders OF the inter
state commerce commission has from
the first been the only real issue be-
tween the opposing factions. One fac
ton, that supporting the bill in its
present form, declares that it has no
objection to railroads having their day
I'm court, and it has made the asser-
ton that this is provided for by the
present bill. The other positive fac
ton contends that it wants the same
thing, but that the bill Should provide
for this in specific terms. There are
other factions which have amend
ments, such as the SpOoner plan of i'm
pounding the difference between the
commission rate and the railroad rate
pending adjustment of the former; and
the senators advocating the Bailey
proposition declaring for a full review
by the courts, but limiting the power
of the circuit courts to enjOin the or
GarC If the commission
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Fight on BaiIey's Plans.

Several senators will answer Senator
Bailey's speech. Among these is Sem
ator Nelson. He takes the position
that Senator Bailey has brought for
ward a plan that is not in harmony
with the constitution.
Senator DolliveF and Attorney Gen
eral Moody today conferred regarding
legal points missed yesterday in the
senate discussion of the railroad rate
bill The senator would not specify
the questions considered, but at the
conclusion of the conference expressed
the opinion that the friends of the
house rate bill need have no fear that
the senate will be able to adopt an
amendment which would add to the
rights the railroads now have in the
courts.
Two Sick Calls.
Democratic senators are disposed not
to enter into a general discussion of
the rate bill until after Senator Bal
ley's proposition has been presented.
He was called to Mississippi today by
the serious Illness of his father.
Senator Aldrich, the leader of the
SreEublican senators who are seeking 10
amend the bill, is in New York, called
there by the illness of his daughter,
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Advised to Wait.

In addition to the transactions of the
Mutual Reserve the grand jury has be-
fore it a general consideration of in
surance companies. Regarding this
general situation the jury recently
asked Judge O'Sullivan of the court of
general session questions for guidance
in the proposed investigation Today
Judge O'Sullivan and also District At
torney Jerome advised the jury to wait
before beginning its investigation IN
til opinions Of legal authorities can be
obtained upon the questions involved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Second Forgery Charge.

The second Indictment for forgery
charges that the defendants caused the
item Of 81, 500 to be entered on the COM
pany's books as made in payment to
James Sche1 and Elkus for legal serv-
ices rendered by them to the company
In reality, declares the Indictment the
money was paid with instructions to
turn it over to the attorney of J. Doug
lass Wells to reimburse Wells for dis
burSements which he claimed had been
made by him in defending actions
brought against him by Frederick A.
Durham individually, and by George
D. Eldridge individually, and in order
to induce Wells to consent to a discon-
tinuanCe of those actions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-09
Books Were Doctored.

The third Indictment for forgery is
based on the payment of $1,000 Of the
cOmpany's moneys on Sept. "a, 1901
That payment, the Indictment charges
was entered in the cash book as made
to James Schell and Elkus for legal
services. The real purpose of this pay
ment is, however, alleged to have been
for delivery to Baldwin & White, at
tOrneys for J. Thompson Patterson, for
the purpose Of settling one action
which Patterson had previously
brought against the company and
against Frederick A. Burnham and
George D. Eldridge individually, and
three actions which had been brought
against Patterson, one by George D
Eldredge individually, one by Freder-
lex A. Burnham and one by the COM
pany.
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Whether pay fifteen dollars twice that amount this
character always there the Of the
foundation the Stein Bloch tailoring Of the generous wholesome
wefng hndplenty Of style, plenty Of CLOTH plenty Of pains
State Of North Dakota,

State Of North Dakota,
County of Ramsey, Ss.s,. IA;
In district court: second judicial district.
cb asIgof mhos f. Hans
tiffs, = va va. AZ -. E - -'--
A. Q. Fonkalsrud. 8. p. Ronnei, Mrs A. O
Eonk alsrud. Mrs 8. p. Ronnei., Ole Skrataan
Hss shsna anon yehR Joh
partners as Russell & schnltse, Neis II. Ia
and Andrew J. Vedaa, co-partners as Lee 3
Vedaa; the Robertson Lumber Company, oogs
Devils Lake Improvement Company, q corpore.
ton, Defendants. 81 z,
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue OF Q
and given by the district court OF the eecona
! judicial district in and for tho County Of Ram
sey, state OF North Dakota, entered and dock.
eted in tie Office Of the clerk Of said court d
and for Ramsey county, on the 3rd day OF Sop
tsmber; "A. p, 1905 and an action herein Halvos
Thoe, Fl. Thompson, Hans Rustom. Charles
Anderson, and Andrew ShSryin were plaintiRn.
Fonkaisrud, Mrs. =. P. Ronnei, Ole Skratass. q
shannon, John 2Lnnd. G. 2. Brainard, John
henley, and g Q. Russell and J, SchultEe, 90.
Andrew j. Vedaa, co-partners as Lee g. Yedaa,
The Robertson Lumber Company, a corpora.
ton, +. H, Stoltze, Gus Anderson and TIE
zion, were defendants, in favor Of the plaintiffs
and against said defendants, A. o. Fonkalarud
ES. Z. Ronnei, Mrs. a. O. Fonkalsrud and Mrs.
SCI. Ronnei, for the sum Of S2423.32, which
Judgment and decree among other things, di.
1 rected the sale by me Of the real property hers
inafter described to satisfy the amount Of said
judgement with interest thereon. and the cost
and expenses of such sale or SO much thereof a.
the proceeds OF such sale applicable thereto
/ viii satisfy, and by virtue Of q writ issued d
i me out Of the office of the clerk of said court
4 in and for the county of Ramsey, and under ths
seal OF said court directing me TO sell said rea
4 property pursuant to such Judgment and do
4 II Iobn Mar 81, !, ~, g; q "a K, - Z, -
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individual
Upon this
clean cut,
81 s-.t-i.l 2 y 2 tf5iiI y 4
Summons.

State of North Dakota, i. 4 s55
County OF Ramsey ~. 8si
IN Justice Court. before ,. i. Henry. iustias
Haplam, Rodenhaeh q CO., i 90 partnership,
bach, PLAINTIFF, We. Edwin Thomas, defan-
dent.-Second Summons.
{. The State Of North Dakota 10 said dsiea-
idant: n ~ GIL
BY this second summons herein you are 81
City Of Devils Lake. said county and state, 1t
nine o'clock in the forenoon OF the 4th day ss
December, !906, there TO answer the complaint.
alleging that YOU are indebted 10 she plain III
lifts in the sum Of $SA75 for goods, wares and
merchandise furnished You BY the said plain
asg that s ala 1ssa aaf ala
attachment duly issued Iy the above named
ops aeti e lie e asa s
follows, to!wit: 3 half gal jars, gal Jar, n
water glasses, pail, r dining room chairs,
saucers,1 don. plates, i doz. knives and forEs,
~ pitcher, bread dish, 4 spring cot, a wooden
rocking chairs, lamp, 4 center table. dining
outfit of cooking utensils, 10 pilloWs, barrel,
1gasoline stove, iron bsdsteads, springs and
mattresse wooden bedHtead, one neat
HH s Ras p pIaiats Sne hans
the costs and disburssneats 81 this action, ana
upon BY the sheriff in this action be sold ae-
plaintiffs and all 81 the be- costs hersin
and the costs OF sale and you aEs
| notified that unless you 30 appear land
answer the plaintiff will take Indictment against
you ccordingly. 4 5f:55ss
Given this 5th day Of November. 1905.
Justice Of the peace in and for Ramsey coaia-
Fred ]. Traynor,
I, Plaintiff Attorney. Devils Lake.
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NOTICE OF PTNAL PROOF. z

Department Of the Interior, Land Office az
Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 22 1906. 81, Il !
Notice is hereby given that
LUTHER ELLIOTT
of Devils Lake, NJ. D., has filed notice OF his in.
tention TO make final proof in support Of hin
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No, BIT made Oct.
9, 1865 tor the NJ sen, sec. 81, twp. 1852, range
"a, and that said proof will be made before
DAG Is, 1905. 4
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of the land, wig: rs
Frank CaTanaugh, John Cayanauel1 and
Walter Cayanaugh, ali, Of Sheyenne N. D.,
and Charles Henley Of Devils Lake, N. ID.
81 N Ole Sarnmgard,
RerfrAr1
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ilno OK fourteenth street
line OF Fourteenth street. 81 z -
]. ]. All OF Fourteenth street from the southerly
line of the present right OF way OF the st. !.
avenue and all OF Fourteenth street from the
northerly line of Railroad avenue north to q
line parallel to and 1850 feet distance east from
'ha iss aI ps e TS6 oaRRge @ ssS
All OF thirteenth street from the northerly;
line of railroad avenue north to the east line.
OF Thirteenth street from the east line Of lot is
produced in block 81 to the west line of Man.
vel avenue. 5s5. ss5s III
Al 4 q re alley in blocks 1l2, l1s and III.
produced in said block s115.
All Of Twelfth street from the northerly line
lot "a produced in block LIS, and south " OF
Twelfth street from the east line of lot I'll
produced in blocK 1l5 to the west line Of Strait
All OF the alley in blocks i24, 1875 and 128.
All Of the alley in block 123 from the east line
OF Strait avenue to the east line OF lot 10
produced In said block 1873. t u f.5
All of Eleventh street from the center Of
Sabine avenue to east line of Lord avenue and
north y OF Eleventh street from the east line
Ct Lord avenue to the east line of lot 20 pro.
4 All Of alley In blocks 1856 and l3s.
all OF the alley in block 1877 from east line OF
SAB aysngs e east line 70
Ali Of Tensil street. from the east line of III 8
produced in block l4s TO the east line Of lot 10
All 81 the alley In block 143 from the east line
OF lots, produced to the west line of Sabine
al 8 the alley il block 1a2 from east limo ii
duced. go
Ail q Ninth street from cast line Of lot 3
produced IL block lse 70 the east linsIo lot 10
All Of the alley III block III from kha aaas l;na
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Wanted q Boy-Over :16 years
old to carry mail from Fort
Totten to the new postoffice of
Malloy, a distance of 6 miles.
For further information see
postmaster at new postoffice.
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WANT ADS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~.~<~~~.~~~oN>.~>
HELP WANTED-MAIE
Wanted A night engineer
at the Devils Lake Improve
ment company's plant.

Wanted a Bright Man-with
light team as salesman in
Benson and Ramsey counties.
Experience mot necessary.
Steady work and good pay
guaranteed to the right man.
Reference required. For partic-
sulars address, Koch V. T. Co.
Winona, MINI.
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Residence for Sale. Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine
trees, sewer and water in street.
Good neighborhood. Price $4,000.
Apply to Ell. G. Middaugh.
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For Sale Registered Short
horn cows and heifers until
Nov. 18th, $4,000 each. Inquire
of Fred Baker or Sec. z, Morris
twp. u.s.. /.
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For Sale-A gasoline engine,
either az or II horse power.
Engines are in first class run.
ming order. Enquire at the
Marble Works, Devils Lake, N.
d.
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Burtscher's French dry clean
ing process ii having d great
run. Old clothes made fo look
as good as new Try the new
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For Sale Some very fine white
Leghorn cockerels, Collins strain.
Will improve the laying qualities
of any flock. Apply to Ten Brock
& Howard Whipple.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Wanted girl to work for
her board while going to school.
Mrs. w. III. Reid.
Sse~~-o~.~oo--~-~ ~~~-~~-o-e1>~S-.r-~.~
LOST
LOST
-

Lost-a three months-old SPAN
-iai upfemale. Finder return to
DR.. Jones and receive reward
Strayed. "A dark brown HAM
bletonian mare colt, 2 years old,
had on halter; from my place in
Morris township.
Geo. Ruston.
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Don't forget the New York cash
store when you furnish your new
house.
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p'oR RFlNI.r

For rent Seven room house
facing south In fine location.
Supplied with closets, storm
shed, storm windows, coal shed !:
rooms large. Brennan & Gray.
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Get your fuel at the Farmer
NALL. Call I14.
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For Sale Cheap-A gasoline
engine at Marble w orks Devils
Lake, N. D. , 800
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Fine farm lands III Ramsey
county for rent d sale. ses r.
Del PLACES
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-05
Estate of Lourina Proud.
Notice OF Settlement and Application 10
Dlstrlbul IN

Notice OF Settlement ana Application 90
Dlstrlbut IN
NTATE OF VERMONT Alta session
- District " Remington IS OF the Prnbat,
Nourt hOdeu 40 the Probate once iu Bcnnine
to-. IN aid district, on The ith day OF june
A, ID 1906
Present John V, Ca neg Judge.
A. u. Hardnef administrator OF the O.
tate of LOurina Proud, ate of PoWnai to
said district, deceased pre,egts his al
miulstrdtOn account Tor examination and
allowance, MI m kes application FOR de
cree OF distribution and partition OF tue estate
of Id deceased
Whercupon. is ordered by said court that
said account aud said Application be referred
70 a session thereof to be held af the Probate
ONCE Aforesaid on the lgih day " June A
D. iAO. Tor hearing and decision thereon
Aud II is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all parties interested by publication OF
The same three we Ks successfully In The Ben
ningt0n Evening Banner. q newspaper pub.
lished 90 Bennington prey iOus Oh said
time appointed tor hearing. that they
may appear at said time ard place
and show cause il any they may have why sand
account should hot be allowed andsuch decree
made
I \ record Whereof Is Ordered obs made.
a true record
Attest. JOHN V CARNEY Judge
true copy OF The Original record
Attest JOHN N.CARNlN Judge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-05
DR. READ FINED
c ovctcd in Bmlinst City Court of Cru,lt,
to tiorse

Burlington, Jane Or. H.. H. Read
Of SheIburne wa, yesterday fned 80
and costs ia City court for cruelty "a
animals The case was appealed -
County court DR.. Read and his wifi,
Ida II Read, state president of Ih,
Woman's Christian Temperance Va.
ion, came IT, this city several weeks
ago with horse 10 such a condtio
that /. was seiz. by Humane Ageu
Fuller .ul kilIed
Since that time the cas- has been di>
cussed throughout lhc entire state be
eau Of the prom neaca Of Mrs lta
ana praciic. lly every equity temper
ance organization has pa, sed rssoll q
tions on The matter one un.un askc,
for Mr., r ads signa,ion
The defense announced that the
would not Introduce any eyidenc,
The witnesses Tor the sac were Prot. )
Z Goodrich % lho University OF Yer
mont, Ahcimlu G. A Barter AID
" Whicomh, proprietor OF the livery
stable. They all testified that the
horse vas ia bad condition and thai
t practically walked on It's aukles
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-05
cANFlzl0 HAS our GAMBLING
Asserts ON Stand That story of "the
DrunIxen Kid" WAS Not True.

Drunken Kid" WAS Not True.
NEW YORK, June%5.- Richard A.
Garfield, TIE gambler, ;who says that
ghe us now interested only in CONNER
cial enterprises took the W!itncss stand
at the trial Of the suit brought against
him IN the supreme court 1lly John
Delahunty, a lawyer, who alleges that
Garfield owes him something likC2$ll.
600 for legal services
Garfield declared that he had q0it
forever the gambling business here
since Jerome took Office aud that he
had nothing to do with gambling In his
Saratoga place since Jerome made his
raid. In Saratoga he only ran res
taurant AS to the raid the witness
said that he had been appraised hours
In advance that the police Were TO pay
him visit.
Three hours before the raid he was
in consultation with Delahunty and
suggested that some old gambling ap
paratus in the attic be removed. Della
hunty, he said thought it would be all
right for the outfit to remain where II
was.
AS for the settlement Of the 100000
notes left with him by a young man
not yet twenty-one," he said that the
negotiations all came from the other
side. The account was one that had
cen running a long time. Jerome told
him, he said, that he had investigated
the story about the drunken kid' and
did not believe it,
Questioned further about the $500,
900 notes Garfield said that the account
had been running about two years and
ended in Newport. He said that about
100000 of the debt was contracted in
New York Some of it was for borrow
ed money.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
Delegates Will BE Elected Saturday Night to
STATE Convention.

The Republican voters OF the town
Of Bennington are he ely warned u
meet in caucus at Apollo Hall in the
village of bennington, Saturday eve
ming, June 9, 1906 at s:l5 p m. 10
transact the following business:
First. To elect ten delegates aud
ten alterpales TO atteul the next Re
publican State Convection which is to
be held at Montpelier, June nth, 1906,
for the purpose OF placing in nomna-
ton candidates to be supported by the
Freemen of the State at
the State election TO he held on
September lth, 1906
Second. 70 elect ten delegates
and their alternates to
attend the next Republican convention
of the First Congressional district
which is to be held nj Middlebury,
June 18th, 1906, for The purpose OF
nominating a candidate for represent
alive to tire Sixlieth Congress OF the
United States, to he supported by the
Freeman in said Distr ct at the state
election to b, held on Tuesday, Sept
ember 18th, 1906.
Third. To transact any other bust
ness found proper when mel
Collins NJ Graves
Henry =. Cushman
Walter II Berry
William j Hicks
Peter Longtin
Republican Town Committee.
Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without a scar, Cures piles, &C.
zema, salt rheum, any itching. DOan S
Ointment Your druggist sells it,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-05
GAME WARDEN SHOOTS HORSE
Harry Chase Meets With an Accident IN Pow

North Adams, June A. Literally
loaded for bear, Game Warden Harry
Chase of Bennington Sunday after
noon, while driving down the side o.
lbe mountain in the east part Of Pow
nal with his wife, f00riai}y wounded
his horse and .anded with Mi$5Ghas
on the side nf the road, bruised''aut
injprel.
Mr. Chase had for three successive
sundays seen bear in the same spot
on the mountain road leading from TIE
east part OF Pownal to Bennington.
Yesterday he and his wife started over
the road 10 buggy, Mr. Chase carry
ing with him a loaded revolver. ~
they neared the spot he drew the gun
aud approached cautiously down the
steep decline.
Looking for the bear, he held the re
volyer and reins in one hand. Then
something happened The horse STUN
bled, Mr. Chase gave quick jerk on
the reins and there was sharp report.
The horse fell, shot in the side. Til.
buggy was overturned and Mr. and Mr.
chase pitched out The wounded ami
NAL was taken to a nearby farmhouse
and Mr. Chase telcphoned to Benning-
ton for a livery rig Mrs Chase sui
fered slight nervous shock TIN
horse will probably not recover.
North Adams Transcript.