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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

~ money apporuoned 70 each:
school Division. Apportioned
Accomac 6.6S -
ANcmarle 600 5f
Alexandria city ..... 2444 "a
Alexandria county ......--.... 1.1sT as
A~A'Enanv 27Ul -
-tlne.lt 2.l39 -
ANlh'rTl ass g.
-NppomattoN .-.--.--t----... 1871 -
AusNsta 6.Al7 %
Batl los 27
Bedford 6.7aS j.
Island 10-2 Il
Il'I"t.lrt 3.3-e as
ttfiafpl $50 z
FnnsNick Sqo1 q
I|A'NAL1n o ge1 gs
ieu-hl"e -.----. Sll p
IAHut vista .--...--..--..-. AZ p
$3.50 70
Carroll .--...-..---.-.. 5a59 a.
'uai.eS city ..--.-.----.-.--- 1.0e5 90
'NollNlI' 47 -
tharlottesvile ...... lass "a
'ntsterleld .-....-.--.-... 1895 IS
'-Afhc 1885 %
't.lS SCI 90
'NtprIcf rtM &c
tHiun.rland ...-.---.-.-... 1910 81
tti4tllie 2g+I q
l'.nHensln 2l6S "a
Eh2abcth city .-.-.--.-.....-. 2.Sss 81
rseN 2ol7 -
sAflaN or F1
tlei 4eZ7 p
tl'Al rIA4 Sc
tluttnna l.se 6s
KIN 55s8 A.
l 2.24f ~
fredericksburg -.-........ g-2 81
'HloS 2lIs Ig
R-nlreetnr . -rQ AZ
,.N''-"tnd 2.0sS So
SON 4.069 q
Greene as %
Iee1esNlI .----..-.-.. 2.329 -
tN S.1A ~
-.' -.- 3,G3 %
4.l65 IS
tilIlland G0 %
lrr OF wight ..---. 2e01 tx
-..-- ga -
-|ue'h --------. l.SS 81
Nm --~----- l.,H2 -
rug Wh"ain ...---........ 2.02 O.
O'I 1889 o.
4.2f6 n
4|o-tpuh 3.591 "a
Iunenburg zoo On
,r7 S.o36 %
SItulSpn 1917 80
.lrsler ---..-.-..- 1852 II
~ ~, 22fO 20
eNnuiS .-.-.-.-----.-... $40 So
MlcdlcseN $40 %
MONTGOMERY ooe0 az
NanseluOnd 4egr so
&rLs"q 1854 81
NrW Kent 0S4 e0
Ntwp0rt News -..-.--..... 26F9 II
S'Il',k cltV -......---..-.... 7Sfq q
Nort1a ~S county ." 1913 g
Northumberland .......... par n
N~oftOWav . 20 a.
orange c4o -
Patrick .......~--.-.-.~.. sais s.
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BOStic-McC urdv.

The marriage Of Miss Ethel Stratto7
McCurdy, daughter Of Mr.. and nr-s
Hugh Archibald McCurdv. to Mr.. Phifer
Baxter Bosuc took place very oujo,lv
last evening ut $3.50 O'Clock in the anart-
ments OF the brides parents, at ..Tbe
Shenandoah The Rev. Iandon r.
Mason. of Grace Episcopal Church was
tlo ohlciating clergyman. Tasteful doc
A-ors were in palms and c~hrysanth,-
NUNS.
Miss Courtney Edmond F-riscbkorn
who attended tho bride as maid OF honor
wore an exquisite gown OF white chiffon
and lace over pink accordion plated silk
and carried pink sweet peas. Little
Misses Mary Lambert Frischkorn and
Margaret Halves F1schkorn. who held
the ribbons. wore dainty frocks Of hilton
ana Taco, with wide pink sashes. air.
james II. Drake. Jr.. was best man and
Tie only other attendant.
Tho bride entered with her fatbor. nv
whom ID was given away. She ,.oro "a
beautiful crcaton 81 princess point lace
over chiffon and tanota. with ombr,Id-
cry OF seed pearls. Her ornaments won.
diamonds ana her flowers I~lios-of-the-
valley.
a reception followed tie ceromo,.
Mr. and Airs. Bostic VIII Doe az hon
thursdays after December 18Th. ga Mus
kogce. Okla Mr.. Bosuc is the SD, az
Dir. and airs. John Baxter Bostl.. ~
Kansas Clt. Mo-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

Miss Mary Lou Tucker. OF Danvfllc. I,
the guest of Mr.. Elgar Lanerty, at No
1927 West Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

The Virginia Society OF Colonial Danes
viii hold their December meeting this
afternoon at 4 o'clock IN the rooms OF
the Virginia Historical Society.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

Miss Eugene TAYLOR. who has been Wis
fling Mrs. McR7o. nc Hotel GrenobIe. in
New York, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
Danes 20 Meet.

ceeds viii be used for tho plano fund Of
the mission.
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AppCtuOnment


"rho following table shows the amour,
" money apportoned 70 each:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

Mrs. CoL-tncy jenkins has returned 10
her home in NortaIs. after spending some
time with FRIENDS here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

Mrs. Percy 10th. Of Wlynesboro. Va
is the gucst OF Ms. James Cannon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

The Rev. Or. 7. w. Roscbro. Of Fred
e~riclchurg. IS spending q few days il
the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

The wonderful popularity OF these
OF the past two weeks have lef,
that we are unable 90 duplicate becau
Although these garments would brina
would rather send them out at once.
take advantage OF the big saw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

Miss Matte Piedmont has returned G
her home in Portsmouth, after O visit [
friends mere.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
READ THE INDEPENDENT
FROM "KIVER TOKIVER''
The Rochester Fruit Farm and Nurseries Calls
the Independent Nifty" Up-to, Date
Country Paper Tallzs Of the Cutting Back
Of Nursey Stock.

ladvise the cutting back OF nur.
sery stock before planting. On
what do you base this theory?
We have always claimed a severe
pruning, to be as essential as
good soil, and more 50 perhaps.
In digging many OF the small
feeding roots are broken off and
injured. Ii you leave all the old
top on the tree, you expect the
remaining roots to feed the whole
tree the same as they did when
whole and unimpaired. The tree
must get started at; the roots
before it can do anything with
the top. This it cannot do if
called on to feed all the old top,
grow new roots and withstand
the shock of transplanting at the
same time. You will notice a tree
planted with q full top will usual
" leave out along the trunk and
lower limbs, while the upper
limbs and end OF branches will
wither and dryup, showing there
was not strength enough in the
tree to feed the many sap cells in
the tree. The same thing may
be said Of small fruits, scrubs,
etc.
We know many people dislike
cutting Off any Of the wood
thinking they are losing Just SO
much OF the tree; but as a mat
ter Of fact a tree severely pruned,
will make a better start, and be
larger and more thrifty after a
couple OF years growth, than
will a tree with the wholerop left
on, providing the latter lives,
which is many times doubtful.
Should be pleased to hear from
you in regard to this matter.
The longer we work in this bust
ness the more we find we do not
know.
Washington success, ne remain
Very truly,
Hooker, Wyman & Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
FARMER WARNS
STATE DELEGATES
Says the State Machine Has
Plenty Of Money and Will Not
Hesitate ID Spending it to In
fluence Delegates Vote BY
Secret Ballot.
Editor OF independent

Editor OF Independent
| wish to call the attention OF
the voters Of the county through
your valuable paper to a certain
clause in the primary election
law providing that the delegates
to the state convention shall
vote by secret ballot at the con-
vention. Can anyone give us any
good reason why it is good for
the people that the delegates
shall vote by secret ballot? How
are the people to know whether
the delegates. vote, according to
their instructions? Surprising
Ward county elects delegation
to the convention, and instructs
them to. vote against the gang,
what will hinder any delegate
from voting contrary to in
structions? No one can tell how
they have voted. It's clear to see
that the gang have forseen this,
and made the law to suit them
selves. 1t must be remembered
that those at the head Of the
gang havelots OF money aud it
is an easy matter to buy dele
gates under the present arrange
ment as money is no object to
the gang.
Why not give the members Of
the legislature and those OF con.
gress the same power to vote by
secret ballot2 If it is good ont
way why is it not good another
Remember that it is Just as i'm
portant that a delegate to tn,
state convention vote right as i
is for member OF the legislator,
and OF congress- ard the onl,
way 40 find out how your repres
entatives vote, is, to compel
them by law to register thei
vote.
The gang Of course call thi
voting by secret ballot represen
tatiye government. 1t was NJ
credit for the representativesfron
Ward county in the last legisla
tnre, who voted for this law an,
did not rouse their voice agains
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01

A well known Rochester Fruit
Farm and Nurseries from Roch-
ester, N. Y, received a copy Of
Grain Growers edition published
by the Independent and evidently
read the paper with considerable
interest. The letter was received
by E. J. Brown, a well known
kenmare nurserymah, who had
fine display OF fruit at the con-
vention.
Rochester N. Y, Feb. %, 'O6.
Z. J. Brown,
kenmare, N. Oak.
Dear Sirs:-
We have Just received a copy
OF the Ward County Independ-
emit and have read with consider
able interest the report of the
Farmers Convention, held at
Minot-in fact we read the paper
clear through. Started at the
front page and forgot we were
living until we had read it from
"Kiyer to kiver.'' The "Inde-
pendent is our idea OF Nifty"
up-to-date country paper. There
is a theory somewhere or some
place that claims or says, a cold
climate is especially productive
of bright minds, and smart men,
and we are inclined:to think, after
reading the Independent that it
is so. You will remember the
good book states "The wise men
come from the East 1t doesn't
say they ever went back again
however, and we feel safe in say
ing some of them did not.
However we did not start out
to write up North Dakota, she is
we'll able to take care OF herself;
but we do feel that we must ques-
ton some OF your statements
made before thecOnvention. You
are quoted as sayingyou did not
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01

the uufalrness OF this particular
clause, the voting by secret
ballot at the state convention.
Anyone who is honest and
thinks it over will End that the
primary election given us by the
gang, is in favor of the ring and
against the vote at all points
OF the game. The gang through
it's press has been bowling for a
long time against the insurgents
to come out and prove some
thing against them. The primary
election law is proof enough in
itself OF the treachery OF this
gang, not to speak OF the Louisi-
ana lottery scheme which threat
end to make a gambling he'll out
OF our state and disgrace us for
all times to come. The footing
OF Alaska which can be read
about in the Book-lovers maya
zine and also in some of the
newspapers in our state. and
lastly the capital commission
scheme which meant nothing less
than to sell our public lands at
a reduced figure. without the
knowledge and consent oil the
people and erect a capital build
ing not needed at present III
order to increase the value of
the real estate owned BY some
members OF the gang, create a
salary for some politicians and
also to open up a field for
orafters.
! will say right here, that any
one who has the audacity to
work for this machine at the
present campaign, ought not tc
be considered friend OF tie
people and should not be trusted
| 1t is time that all honest me1
stand up together to restore re
| presen tative government, which
! has been usurped by a few higl
| handed political manipulators
4 A Farmer.
4 The Majestic manufacturin.
4 Co. OF st. Louis, Mo-, will have
man at Brassett. Lund & Co.
| storeat SAWYER, n. d., next weel
| to show you how to bake bis
Icuits brown top and bottom il
| three minutes. to
Don't frown look pleasant. III 70
are suffering from indigestion or sou
stomach, take Kodol Dyspepsia Cur,
Hon. Jake Moore, OF Atlanta, Ga, says
II suffered more than 10 years with il
digestion. A friend recommended Kt
dol. 1t relieved me in one day and
: now enjoy better health than for man
| years" Kodol digests what you eat, r,
lieyes sour stomach, gas on stomach
Cjbelching, etc. Sold by McCtY. 4 Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
500 Head of Horses

Here is a chance for YOU to get
YOUR pick out Of 500 head Of
heavy Oregon draft horses. which
will be in White Earth, % miles
west OF Minot, March1st. Ifyou
want good horses here is your
chance. rutland 4 SHEPARD.
For further information see II. D.
Shepard, manager, Western I'm
plementCo., Minot, N. d. tt.
MTLLlONAIRE'S POOR STOMACH.
The worn out stomach of the over-fed
millionaire is often paraded in the pub
lie prints as horrible example OF the
evils attendant the possession ofgreat
wealth But millionaires are not the
only ones who are afflicted with bad sto-
machs. The proportion is greater
among the toilers. Dyspepsia and indi-
gestion are rampant among these people,
and they suffer far worse tortures than,
ahe millionaire unless they avail them
selyes of a standard medicine like
Greene's August Flower, which has been
favorite household remedy for all
stomach troubles for over thirty-fve
pid liver, thus creating appetite and in
suring perfect digestion It tones and
fvitalizes the entire system and makes
life worth living, no motter what your
station. Trial bottles, 25c; regular
size, g5c. For sale by Mccoy & Co.
| .ATTENTIONl-lf you wish to
| sell Your land or make a loan on
the same. call on or write Briggs.
Larson, administer &Co,, Minot
IN. d. We are also official alb
stracters for Ward county and
guarantee careful and prompt
service. II.
! REAL ESTATE BARGAINS in
i well-located city lots, only TX
4 block from new handsome
i $50. 900 Great Northern depot.
| viii sell to prospective home
i builders on easy terms. Title
J. absolutely good. Call and see
4 me at once. Sale will not last
| long. tt DR.. J NJ. EKREM.
FOR SAEE--Fixtures for a five
chair barber shop including j
4 hydraulic chairs, 5 chair mir
ror case, 2 bowl marble wash
Il stand. All in excellent condi-
4, ton. Will sell in lots to suit
i purchaser. FRED RIPLEY,
4 tt Minot, N. D
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Yours Truly.
Williams & kenedy
Special Notice.

We, the undersigned black
smiths OF Minot, wish to notify
Qurpatrons that We have BECOME n
members OF the Mouse River Loop
Blacksmith's & Wheel Wrights
Association OF North Dakota.
The association is for theprotec-
ton OF b]acksmiths and wheel
wrights. The main feature Of the
organization is that nobody can
get any blacksmith work done at
any one Of the shops belonging
to the association for cash or
otherwise If their name is on the
delinquent list forlabor pastdue-
This has become a law and will
be in effect April 1st, 1906.
Signed,
ID. A. Hall.
F. M. Haynes.
Sundby & Sailing.
S5-SE -. -. JluAU.
II you ara troubled with Piles, and
can't find : cure, try Witch Hazel Salve
but be sure you get that made BY E G.
Dewitt & Co., Chicago. 1t is the orig.
inal. II you have used Witch Hazel
Salve without being relieved it is prob.
able that you got hold Of one Of the
many worthless counterfeits that are
sold on the reputation Of the genuine
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
Mccoy & Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
AaOpenALeetes..

We have been engaged in Mi
not for some Ave years and in
that time We have seen over
80, 900 people pass this place.
There are more than 30 men
WHO are and have. been engaged
lin the same line IF business as
ourselves, but we have met and
transacted business with more
than 10 per cent who have made
Minot one Of their stopping
places.
This is a fairly good record
but we want to beat it this year
and the only way we know Of
doing so is TO increase our ac-
quaintance. In order to do this
we invite you to call at our Off
ces in Minot and get acquainted.
We will be glad to meet you, and
as to the best basis for an ac-
quaintance is in a business way.
We willssee that we are better
prepared to attend to your land
business than any one else and
can and will do it to your salts
faction. Try us once.
A consultation with us costs
you nothing and may be Of mu-
tual benefit. A cordial invitation
is extended -. -.
Yours Truly
Williams 4 Kennedy
P. S. We have some first class
maps Of the state of Noath Da-
kota for distribution among our
callers.
Williams & Kennedy, PA S. Main
Street.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20

anNi0uSly.
Wet then. do a. ask you Al
/ you and I are such old frieuds-yol
won't refuse me what have ~ st
my heart on.
We'll. well. Welt" he exclaimed
pacing up and down, and ugsng at
his muSt&che furiousN. Con.
found it, how can / refuse youe You
would coax the heart cut Of a stone
dog. But I'm doing the maddest.
wickedest thing, and In have to an.
/ swer for It 10 the squire. and Lord
knows whom else, There don /
cty!"
Il am not crying," she Said. blting
her lip,
I'm send up and ask him"
MOT" she said quickly. and she pms
her hand on his arm. You must net
do that YOU must take me To him an.
announced; YOU must not give him
time or the chance To refuse to see
me Take me to him uow!"
Colonel Summerrord pursed mis-
hips
Il don't know what could resist you;
| can't" he said in despair, and h.
held cut his arm. Mind, You are to
a few minutes only, and the warder--
There must be no ono with MS, i"
she said, firmly. No enc | must be
alone"
The colonel groaned
In for n penny, in for a hound!
My dear, il am sacked for this. YOU
will have to keep me in my old age"
And he tried to smile He led her
along the corridor, and Diminishing TIC
warder with nod. himself opened
the cell door.
"A visitor for you. Mr.. Faradeane."
he said.
Olivia drew her arm FROM his,
paused a moment to draw a long
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
CHAPTER XIX.

He looked at her for a moment, then
turned away slightly. as if he could
not meet the direct gaze OF her lovely
eyes which said so plainly Let
Others think wat trev may, | know
YOU are Innocent"
He did not offer to draw forward the
only chair but stood in silence while
one could count twenty, BY this
tine he had recovered his usual self.
/ possession, and could speak TO her
without CULVER in his voice.
You have been ill.," he said, gently.
1 You are il! and weak sttll. to1 IN.
well to-to come here. why did vml
Gomez"
She sank into The chair. and looked
UP at him, leaning her arms on tho
table and clasping her hands. There
was entreaty, and yet touch Of firm.
ness and resolution in her attitude
and her face.
Yes | have been ill.," she said I
think | have been very near death.
tell YOU this that YOU may know VIII
have not sent message to you, why
| have not come"
He fought hard against the thrill of
JOY which ran through him. and keep.
ing his eyes closely guarded, as #
were responded:
Why should you send to me? J. !
have no claim upon YOU
"Igvn pprr moi gb,
her eyes fixed on his with the light of
a woman's truth and devotion shining
in their depths. Are you not in
troubIe?"
Yes" he assented. in great tro1.
Bile, God knows!'
AND did you not oner me your
friendship, did you not insist upon my
accepting it--for Berries sake?,
For Berries sake, yes he said in
low voice 1T was promise /
made him, and | would have kept it;
but am no longer capable of keeping
it. No ones friendship could be more
yalueless-cr dangerous th,n mine d
Because you are in trouble she
said, and her eyes glowed upon him
with tender indignation. Because
you c1nno' hclp me-, you think that |
do not care for your friendship. II
was to be all one sided. Is that It? |
was to use you when wanted you. to
come to Won for help and advice as to
a true and firm friend. and then
when YOU were in trouble / was TO de-
sert and turn my back on you,"
He hung his head. and sighed.
Mr.. Faradeane, your experience OF
women must have been unfortunate"
He looked up as If her words had
cut deeper than she had intended.
You are right, Miss vanley he
said. 50 graveIy and sadly that she
uttered a little cry OF dasmay and re.
morse
All, what have / said?" she mur.
INJURED
( Nothing nothing!" he REPLIED.
quickly sootbingIy. Nothing von
could say would wound me. But
forgive mel know the Kindness Of
heart which prompted you to pay zoe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
Ninera Point DodgeIIle Stavs In

Morris Proctor, Proprietor.
Stare runs daily. .sxcsps sunday. tsavlse
Mineral Point At 7:4e . m. Asd DodEsvHA
between 1 and Q y. IN.
Connects at Dodgevills vita tratn a
O. . n. y. R'y. tor Madison, Milwaukee ses.
sne .. Mineral Point With :, 80 sssAf =
hsEf on, bhullsburg, Monros and yAnnsvtflA
C~In Ieft At the hoten, Mfnssst Runme ~
sscsave pwo1ns Aassnt1sA
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VETERINARY
r. w. PHILIP.
BARRIERS
GEORGE .. MASTEN,
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.

CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.
All work done IN the latest and most i'm
orpvsd manner. Opposite the First National
bsak 6go. ID. MASTER, Proprietor.
Fine BATH ROOMS In connection.
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CHnS. WlNN.

BARRIER SHOP,
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High and vine streets, Mineral Point,
Tonsorfal work done in the latest styles Of
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sxxza@mmasszswuxxxwxsxs
this visits but vas it wise Year
}fash
No docs NOT know t>as na9,
COM But should mot care il he
lid. She spoke CALMLY ana esa
mtelH z nm not ashamed a nd
Eg 1N friend when All ,A2 world is
iagalus. him"
He shook his head as he hooked
down as 1er ,en1crly reverenUaI)y.
/ I'll IS like YOU, yes, l might havv
Inowu," he said, almost 10 himself
But You have not counted the cost
/ AHca&N the story # Miss Van MS
visit 10 Harold Faradeane, the nJuy- "
he stopped in time, warned by hrf
sudden pauor--"the prisoner is on ii,
Iromd Why should YOU make your.
Se}I Nicsm 70 soanda)ous tongues %
Tell me why YOU came and rorgiye
me once mare-hut YOU must not stay
here another minute. why have you
conc"
Il have come bee use weNt Won to
ten mo who did t.. thjpe'"
He turned away from her. aud look,
ed Though the barred window again.
\ wistful, anxious expression in mis-
eyes
II cannot do that" he said. You
you ask too much Nou have heard
the evidcnce--"
She uttered an exclamation Of inn.
patience.
Yes oh, yes, But what is an that
to me who know that you are limo.
cent"
He sighed. and glanced at her sadly.
You cannot know that" he said.
gravcly.
nut l do know it, she said. no
You think il had donhted Your limo
Ioence--"
That you would have como to sec
me" he finished.
Her face flushed, and her eyes
glowcd
mo that was not what was 80.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
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