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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15
CONTEST NnTICE

j 7 MIS- JONNSOT, :
Attorney for Contestant.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15

NAAK II. CHATFIELD.
Atty for Censestan,. Ainot. N. D. $s-tls
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15

10000 Sheriff OF VI ard County. n.
P1lda & Burke, Attys. for Plaintiff,
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

G. Anrlnnd, Attorney,
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-15
CONTEST. NOTICE

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Palda & Burke. Attys. for Plaintiff,
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The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

1905 wall paper at Stover's Bool
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. BARTLETT spen,
Monday In Denver.
Please inform us who sells the
sherwin-Williams paints?
Go to 1925 Tenth street or to the
Greeley Nurseries for all kinds Of
stock.
Ladies, help the relief fund by
buying your spring hats Monday at
the Red Front.
Everything in up-to-date wall
paper and wall decorations at
Horne's book store.
We sell the Herrick refrigerator,
the best on the market. The ice
saver. d. R: Macarthur & Co. ..
PARTIES desiring to reach trade OF
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
Herald.
We can show you % STYLES and
sizes of refrigerators and at prices
that are right. McCutcheon Hard
ware Co.
George Robbie this week bought
out the business of the Greeley
Hardware company. formerly Pier
Brothers store.
G. D. Todd has received letter
from W. G. Baker at San Francisco
announcing the safety of the family
and the residence.
Miss Agnes Smedley of Denver
and Miss Irma Rudd of Boulder
have been the guests of Miss Ada
Brush the last week.
Our cut prices will be the same
Monday. Our most complete stock
is at your service to help the needy
in Frisco. Red Front.
The Evans Fruit company will
open tie first exclusive fruit store in
Greeley next ST turday in the new
Coronado building, 9O6 Ninth avenue.
Everything in the fruit and vege-
table line that can be bought in
Greeley will be found at our new
store. The Evans Fruit company in
the Coronado building.
Mrs. p. W. Goodrich went to Den
yer Tuesday morning. She will
visit friends In Denver a few days
and will also attend the Baptist
Women's Foreign Missionary con-
vention.
Mrs. NJ. r. Thompson of Long
Beach, California, visited with rela-
tives in Greeley from Saturday until
Tuesday. Mrs. Thompson was on
her way to Ironwood. Michigan, to
visit her son.
Assistant Chief of Police Schuttler
of Chicago is in Greeley visiting DR..
Johnston. He is accompanied by his
son for whose health they have come
west. The son will probably stay
here this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford
who have been in Greeley the past
two years left last Monday for their
old home at Inlay City, Michigan.
They were called there by the illness
of Mr., Crawford's mother.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
SPECIAL UNDERWEAR VALUES

Infants Shirts, bleached, full size,
per garment. .lSc
Child's Union Suits, with or without
oIeeVes, sui ............. ...... 600
Ladies' Union Suits, long sleeve,
ankle length, or short sleeve and
knee length, good thing. suit .35c
Ladies' Union Suit OF Moco cotton,
Isle thread
Soc, Csc, 75c, S1.OO. S1.25
Vests, regular 1910 value, EACH. Sc
Wing Sleeve Vests, regular 2Oc value
each. Observation-Disclosures. l41ac
Mercerized Vests, all sizes, bargain
Also have pants to match.
Knit Corset Covers. all sizes, go at,
each 3Sc
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Ftle Locals.
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,ours . to 4. 1907 Tenth st.
children's hats at Miss
per in all grades at stov.
Store.
left last Friday for ten
ess trip to Chicago.
pods, fresh fruits and fresh
kry day at Crabb's grocery.
brget the charity sale next
the Frisco fund. Red
ndred s1.50 books Of late
at is cents a copy for one
orne's.
cConnell of Telluride has
the Asmus & Son livery
win take possession May 1.
lcClenahan returned last
b a..business trip to Chi
was away about three
d. II. Mcneil and two
and Mrs. Oscar Darnell of
bisited last week with Mrs.
kh.
! the time to paint. Use
the best. Sherwin- Will
(he kind. Sold by d. R.
\ & Co.
|erved all day at our OPEN
tday. The Evans Fruit
9O6 Ninth avenue, new
building.
bought the Munce express
make headquarters at the
csry. Your patronage So
8. II. Bragg.
prce of clerks have been en-
the charity sale Monday.
you to keep them busy and
relief fund. Red Front.
|. II. Warren of Nelson,
arrived In Greeley last
and will spend the summer
daughter, Mrs. @. H.
We the largest and most
stock of hardware ever In
Colorado and will make
es in all lines. McCutch-
ware Co.
g coffee l5c, four cans of
25c, best crackers, by the
(; three packages DIR. Price
Good old sorghum and
In the bulk. Red Front.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26
Harry Fl. Shaw
The Busy STORE
New Hosiery
and Underwear
We Sell the Reliable Kind. '.Burlington Black''
is Absolutely Fast Black Our Lines are Complete
SPECIAL HOSIERY VALUES

White Hose in drop stitch, plain Isle.
embroidered and fancy lace, a good
thing for. Csc pr.
Black Silk Hose. .... ...Sl.75 Or.
Black Hose, embroidered. lace stripe
and drop stitch. regular 25c value,
J at...... .................... l0c pr.
J Children's Hose, white, black and
tan.... SSc pr.
Oxford Hose, split sole, real Moco,
Burlington Black. >. .25c pr.
Child's Hose, double knee, two-thirds
Moco. 21c value l0c pr.
Child's Tan Hose. l216c pr.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose,
J double knee ................l l5c pr.
} Infants Sox, white, pink and blue,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
THE HARBOR POLICE
PAY OF PENSACOLA OFFICERS IS
 IN DOUBT.
County COmmIsAioners Decline to Make the Appropriation and Mandamus Proceedings are
 Brought by th= Pilot
 COFumaasfOner

Pensacola, Fla, March 5.-(SpeciaD A fight is now on between the Board of Pilot Commissioners and the Board of County Commissioners which will probably provo interesting to the pub- lic before it's conclusion. It is all caus- ed by the County Commissioners refus- ing to pay the harbor police of the port. who are employed and under the control of the Pilot Commissioners. They allege that the State law pro- vides for the employment of harbor po- lice when deemed necessary by the Pf- lot Commissioners and that the bills for same be audited and paid by the County Commissioners. This was done for number of years. but some time ago the County Commissioners decided 10 stop paying the bills of another board. so the harbor police were taken off duty. Now the Pilot Commission CTS have placel them back on duty, and when the County Commissioners re- fused to pay tho bills mandamus pro eeedings were brought against them in the circuit court to compel them to pay the accounts as submitted Dur ing the period that there were no har- bor police the harbor was badly dam aged by vessels throwing refuse and tons of ashes into the bay and it be- came necessary to in some manner protect the port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

can be held on a charge of highway robbery as he caused Mrs. Jones to get the gun and hand it over to him at the point of a pistol. A charge of car rying concealed weapons will also be docketed against him, as he carried q pistol. The Sheriff after extracting the cartridges from the pistol put it on the buggy seat and when he got out of the buggy he forgot the pis.ol until after he had locked up his prisoner Upon going back to the buggy he found the pistol gone. He suspected the negro at once and upon d careful eXamina- tion found it hidden in the negro's cell
 Major T I. Harris of Montgomery g. prominent candidate for Associate Railroad Commissioner, is spending to- day among his friends in Troy.
 Major r. Wood and Mrs. Carl Tut wiler went to Eufaull this morning to inspect the Confederate monument there. The contract for the Pike Coun- ty monument is to be let next Wednes- day and the building committee Is busy getting designs preparatory tn the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

from to o'clock in the afternoon and at I o'clock at night so that the clerks may attend.
 Bishop c. M Beckwith preached to a large congregation at the Episcopal Church last night.
 Miss Johnnie McGowan went down to Midway yesterday, where she read a paper on Young Peoples Work be- fore tho E. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church.
 Miss Snyder of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Ike Feagin.
 A marriage of much surprise was that of Miss Flora Menafee and Lucas Pittman, which occurred Saturday night, Miss Menafee left her home to spend the night with friend. but instead went to Montgomery where she and MT. Pittman were married by Judge Gaston in the Probate Office. Today MT. Msnafee telegraphed his forgive ness and the couple are expected home tonight.
 Miss Menafee is the attractive daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Men afee and MT. Pittman Is to be congrat- ulated upon winning her heart and hand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
COURT AT cENTREvILLE.
Cases of Derricutt and Franklin are
 Set for Wednesday.

Centreville. March 5.-(Special. J. The second week of the Circuit Court of Blob County began today and much business is before the court The first two days are to be devoted to civil cases and tho balance of the week to criminal cases.
 The two white mon. Derrieutt and Franklin, who shot and killed a young man by the name of Seawell at Har- grove few months ago. were indicted by the grand Jury for murder in tho second degree and their eases are set for trial Wednesday of this week. Both are prominent citizens and much inter- est is manifested 1T, their cases.
 The grand jury ediOurned Saturday after fading fifty indictments. The grand jury reported the bonds of the Tax Collector, the County Treasurer and half a do=en Justices of the Peace in- sufficient,
 The impeachment proceedings against George E Reynolds, a constable, will be heard in the Circuit Court here on Tuesday of this week
 County Court is also in session here today with quite number of cases on the docket, but most of them will go CVeT to the jury term
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Prisoners Sentenced.

Hon. o. J. Semmes. in the City Court this morning sentenced prisoners con victed the past week in the Criminal Division of that tribunal. as follows:
 James Stokes. assault to murder: six years in the penitentiary
 Nelson Porter. assault and battery and concealed weapons: 140 days and three months at hard labor respective ly.
 Willie Sims. assault and battery with pistol, and concealed weapons; six months at hard labor in each case. Ed. Johnson (cofored) and Joe Dick son, assault to murder; each six years in the penitentiary. Israel Frencher. burglary; five years in.- penitentiary.
 James Johnson. burglary; two years at hard labor
 Ross A. Johnson, grand larceny, | (two cases); two years in the peniten- | tiarv in each case. Frank whitney, burglary; two years | in penitentiary.
 Abe Brown and Frank York. grand larceny; each eighteen months at hard | labor.
 Charles Hansen. grand larceny; five years in the penitentiary
 Henry Williams, grand larceny; eighteen r'onths at hard labor
 Orie DeSmith. grand larceny; one year and one day in the penitentiary. Jim Pollard. grand larceny; five years in the penitentiary.
 John Perry, grand larceny; two years at hard labor
 Armstead Wallace, assault and bat 1 tery; three months at hard labor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
ODD FELLOWS DAY
HIGH OFFICERS OF THE ORDER
 ARE IN MOBILE.
W. F. Walsh, Former Mayor, it Is An- nounccd, Will Make the Race for the Senate Against Max
 Hamburger, Jr.
Advertiser Bureau,
 Afohile. March

Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, March ,.
 This is Odd Fellows day in Mobile. The contingent of officers of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Alabama and Rebckah State Assembly, arrived promptly on time and were met at the depot by a committee from the local lodges They were escorted to hotel where accommodations had been pro- vided for them. In the party were Grand Master W. C. Wheeler of Hunts ville, of the Grand Lodge; Deputy Grand Master W. M. Crawford of Mont gomery; Grand Secretary H. c. Weay- CT of Huntsville, also nf the Grand Lodge, and State President Mrs. Emma Glover of Montgomery and State Sec retary Miss Allie Robinson of Birm- ingham of the Rebekah State Assem- bly.
 Tonight in the Odd Fellows Hall joint meetings of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were held in honor of the coming of the distinguished visitors. The meetings were behind closed doors.
 One of the important matters to come uD during the presence here and at whistler of the visiting officials will be the question of an Odd Fellows Home for indigent members, widows and orphans of deceased members Re- gently the matter was agitated and a committee of five with Albert D. Bloch of Mobile as chairman, to take up the matter and agitate 1t. The committee has been very active and 1t is expect- ed Grand Master Wheeler will discuss the matter here and at Whistler with the hope of enlisting enthusiasm on the part of Odd Fellows in the movement Already the movement looking to the securing of the home has met with great encouragement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
GUN, PICKET AND BRICK.
Weapons Useu in Sunday Fight in East TaIIassee.

TaIlassee.
 Tallassee. March Especial. )-The quiet of Sunday afternoon yesterday in East Tallassee was disturbed by a shooting scrape in which Clip Anderson and David Smith. whites, were the par ticipants. The shooting occurred about o'clock in front of Anderson's gate, whither Smith and his wife had gone to settle some distute between the wo- men of the two families.
 Anderson, using a shot gun, fired on Smith, striking him in the right leg and both arms. Mrs. Smith wrenched off a picket and struck Anderson, who then turned to shoot her. when Smith struck Anderson with a brickbat, knocking him down. Smith wrenched the gun from Andersons hand and clubbed him with it, breaking the gun to pieces
 Both families are employees of the Tallassee Falls Manufacturing Company and live in houses on opposite sides of the street. The trouble grew out of a quarrel between the wives of the two men. Both are badly hurt, especially Anderson, whose wounds, it is thought, will prove fatal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
PIl S
Can Re Cured and We Can Prove It Sample Package Free,-PrOve It
 Yourself.

Yourself
 When we say that we can cure Piles we mean just exactly what we say nothing more, nothing less. We gay 1t because we know 1t and stand ready to proce 1t to you or u any other per son. Just as we have said 1t and prov ed it to thousands already.
 If is because of these thousands that we have cured that we are able to say this
 We have done our part in calling your attention to this fact and 1t is up to you to disprove 1t And we or fer you the means of doing so, know ing that you can't and that when you try our wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure vou will be so well pleased with 1t that yo,L will go straight to your druggist and get a box of it.
 And more than that if It any ina in the future any person tells you 5 for have told so many myself that they are suffering the agonies of the damned from piles, you will not rest until he or she has bought and is us- ing A box and getting the same relief and cure that you got We have seen 1t done.
 Here, for instance, is a sample of what q sample did and shows very concIusiveIv that we are dealing in | cold. hard facts and not empty as- | sertions. A person who gets a sar
 
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 Mir John Byrne of 2SO6 End Ave, New York city. writing under date of Jan. 17th, 1908. says II received the sample and used 1t right away got so much relief from 1t after 20 4el years' suffering, that bought 5o cent box The almost unbearable pain if almost gone and my hstula has al- most disappeared. I had, given up all hope of ever being cured assure von gentlemen. I will use every effor' to oU make any of my friends try them as I can guarantee they are a sure
 Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale at every druggists for 50 cents box and it Is cheap at ten times the price to any one who needs 1t.
 ,ro get a Free sample send your name and address today to the Pyramid Drug Co.,, 12s Pyramid Building :iar- | shall, Mich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

Texas naturally. was the center of at- traction and the deck or that big fight ing machine was crowded with vist- tors all during the afternoon. The monitor Arkansas is expected here to- morrow morning. and 1t is announced that the squadron will then leave for Key West and Charleston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
charre of EmbcnaIement.

J. T. Harvey, a young white man, who came here recently from CoIum- bus Ky, was arrested here today upon the charge of embezzlement by selling to a man in Pensacola a mortgage which belonged to another person, but which had been recorded in his name. The mortgage was for $150, but 1t was sold for $75. Later 1t was discovered and Harvey was placed under arrest. Harvey is a young man of excellent appearance, and it is said that his family is well known in Kentucky, where they stand high in their commu- nfty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Funeral of Mrs. Grace.

Mrs. Annie Grace, relict of the late Rev. Joshua J. Grace, was laid to rest beside her husband in Whistler ceme- fery this. afternoon. The funeral took place from the Whistler Methodist Church. where her husband for many years presided. The pail bearers were: R. B. Daley, William Cato, James Prtchard, Thomas Price, Frank Seals and Isaac George The attendance at the obsequies was unusually large
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Reyenue Commisnioner~.

At 8 regular meeting of the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners held today, considerable routine business was disposed of. The principal feature was communication from County Treasurer Stone, calling attention of the Board to the fact that N. E. Turner, until recently contractor for hard labor convicts, and who yet has many in his employ, has not made his settlement with the county.
 The matter was referred to the fl. nance committee and the attorney of the Board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
w.r.h for the senate.

After weeks of effort to secure can didate to oppose Max Hamburger, Jr-. for the State Senate. is it announced tonight that the opponents Of the yonng editor of The Herald have ob- tained the consent of Walter F. Walsh to run for the office in question. MT : Walsh. for time, was Mayor of Mo- bile. being promoted to the office by the resignation of Mayor Bush and the death of Mayor Fry. He, asked for re- election, but was defeated. MT. Ham, burger tonight said he would issue a challenge to Mir. Walsh to meet him in joint debate at a number of places in Mobile county to the end that the people may decide which man Is most entitled to their support. and which may best serve their interest at Mont- gomery.s
 Mr. Walsh will have an opportunity to defend his public record. and I will let him attack mine to the limit" said MT. Hamburger T shall ask Mir. Walsh to meet me in every important precinct from Mount Vernon to Bayou La Batre. he to set time and places"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Election i'm JocIr.or

Jackson, March 5.-(Special.l .l-In the municipal election held today. c. W. Boyles was elected Mayor over his op- ponent, j. $. Graham. by a vote of 92 to as. J. B. Williams, pr. B. Boroughs, pr. w. r. Cannady, A. E. Chunn, T. NJ. Phillips and $. A Stewart were elected Councilmen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Quiet nrunicipaI Election.

The municipal election today passed on very quietly. The only opposition was for the office of member of the Board of Public Works, the Democratic nominee, Louis R. Bart, being opposed by Steuhen A. Leonard, independent. In the eight wards, Bart receiveI 725 votes as against 1894 for his independent opponent, Mayor Pat J. Lyons, receiv- ed sra votes. =,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
FRAZIER MILLsAP CAUGHT.
He VIII Dc Tried on Charge of High
 way Robbery.

way Robbery
 Troy, March 5.-(Srecial )--Clrcuit Court convened this morning, Judge Henry A Pcarce presiding. The clVii docket was taken up this morning which will be completed this week The criminal docket will be taken mp Monday. Neither docket is very heavy and no important cases will come up this court
 Frazier Millsap the negro who so badly frightened Mrs Tom Jones near here about two weeks ago. compelling her to get him her 1usoand's shotgun, and who was run off by the approach of Mir. Jones, was captured Saturday night by Sheriff S. M, Reeves. The Sheriff had a man to locate the negro Saturday night and before day Sunday morning with Deputy Claud Freeman he surprised MiIisap together with sev- eral other negroes engaged In a game of craps at the old fertilizer factory Ie was carried before Mrs. Jones yes terday by Sheriff Reeves and positively identified by her. The Sheriff thinks he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
EarIx Morning Fire.

AtI o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the roof of the handsome two-story frame residence of A. Inge Selden. No. 14 Montauk Avenue, in the residential district in the extreme west ern part of the city. The inmates of the house were not sware of the fact until alarmed by neiEhbors. An alarm was turned in, portion of the depart ment responds1 i, the remainder going on second call. The fire had started in the attic or roof and gained rapid headway.
 From the Selien residence the flames leaped to the two-story frame residence, No. 12 MCntauk Avenue. owned and oc- cupjed ny John NJ. Wilson. The Seldsn home vas completely destroyed, and the Wilsrn home so badly burned as to be almost a wreck. A part of the furniture in the Selden homa. the siI- verwa"e, some cut glass and tewelry wero saved a large portion of the fur p:ture, however. being destroyed. Near ly all the contents of the Wilson home were got zen out. Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Death of James LIo,d d.

James Lloyd. aged 19. son of George and Mrs. Catherine Lloyd. died last night at the family home. 262 North Bayou street, after a brief illness. De- ceased was a native Of McKt"loy. Ala. and came to Mobile with his parents when only two years old,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Death of a Young Girl.

After an illness of only a few hours Miss Mable Ellen Wood died last night at her home. 12 South Royal street Deceased was a daughter Of Mr. an u1 Mrs. R. J. Wood and 19 years of age. The young girl was taken with congestive chill late Saturday night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Mohsle socIa.v N.~.

In compliment to Mrs. E. P. Me- Williams, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W. Groom, a party was form ed to spend yesterday among the woods at Daphne, leaving the city at a. m. and returning about dusk on the bay boat. There were about twenty in the party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
REVIVAL AT UNION SPRINGS.

Union PrOtracted Meeting Which Will
 Last Three Weeks.
 Union Springs, March 5.--(Special )- A union protracted meeting was begun here last evening in the Baptist Church and will continue there during this week. The services will be at the Pres byterian Church next week, and at the Methodist the week following Tne business houses have all agreed to close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

sing that street when the wagon reach. :. ed her, The shaft struck the taoy 2. the base of the brain, hurling her into the air. She fell in front of the wasoh, two wheels passing over her prostrase M 2 form. Men and women rushed to tne fallen woman and she was pickea up and helped to her home, one plocK ulst- ant. A physician hurriedly examineo her and found that Mrs. Ryan had sus- tained very serious injuries. The wound in the neck. at the base or the brain, proved the most serious.