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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-08

more .nSr Devils Lake, Ainot, Havr.. spo-
1919 seattle ana Portland.
Eta nn:. poiEiso az Fesfu9 Falls. st. cloul
points West, Larimore to Williston.
nor. Crookston. Ada, Barnesvilie, Ear.
gus Falls, st. Cloud, Hinnesnoi3a ~
Saul, Bemtd1i. .Cass Lake, Superior and
Paul, Minneapolis. Sioux City. VII.
MAJ, breckenridge, Fargo and Hiiis-
s sSssa ctr Etsr1G lag .w@.r
9luth, Superior. Cass Lake, Croofstnn.
81 Vincent, Greenbush and Fisher'
ner. .Gro0kston, Mentor. 0reenbuah.
iSemid5. Cass Lake, Superior Snd in.
%: GRAFTON. Nsche and winn,p.r.
inniReg. Neche. Grafton and 2inct
sGi Sraft1n. Cavalier and WalhaiiS.
s!nai,s Ca a; Grafton and Hinto.
Mayvtlle. Cas1elton and BrecfenriSooo1.
.ckenridge, Casselton, Eayvilie. Nor{
W0odN Larimore, -Arvillo and HmsrsHc
sradoT Arvilles Larimore, Park Riv1vv'
ken90on ana Hannah. 9s'
annsn. Lsngdon. Park River, Larimora.
aSn .1;I5:: ! .a1 Park River. LsrimSrs.
imore ss e smG Gmf9essdo;; d.. y
fE:iFi%oii s;ss 2; so1 tbs :'iii::
spokane: Seattle: connects Nth GMas ~
e ana from LArimore. s" SN0.
= t u.ss, SPOKANE Havre. Devils IAha
g. and ~ intermsdiat. po,nt. ~.
meet with No. Z 20 ana from Iasi,,CSoe '
A. L CRAIG. p. 7. u, o. Pan,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-08

Success is utter failure II achieved
by the sacrifice of moral principle,
says the indianapolis News.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-08

What we can get from the world
depends upon what we give to 1t.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-08
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
PokER NOW.

The automobile poker craze has
struck this town, and the police have
threatened to put an end to it. All
yesterday afternoon there was a
crowd of men and boys in Central
street, along which the New York
and Springfield to Boston automo-
bilists are obliged to pass, placing
their bets on the passing motors.
One young man acted as book
maker and jotted down the numbers
as fast as the cars whizzed past.
The bets ranged from ten cents to
81, and a Springfield man visiting
in North Brookfeld went broke to
the extent of $685. on the game.
Since the bets are made on numer-
ical poker combinations the police
say they will proceed against the Of
fenders.-Brookield (Mass.) Cor.
N. Y. Telegraph.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
MiSSOuri's Close Vote,

Ii will take the official vote to
decide fully the result on the state
ticket and Legislature in Missouri.
The majority will be but a few
thousand either way, and the state
election this year is practically a
6ght to a draw. 1t was claimed
by Democratic leaders last week
that their party was assured of
$4,000 or 40, 900 in tine state, but
they would be glad to be ure OF
1000 or 1000. Their old-time ma
jority in Missouri is gone. Those
$4,000 Democrats who were MISC
ing two years ago, according to
the Democratic hand book, are
missing still, and it is safe to say
will never be heard from again.
Taking into consideration the po-
1itical past Of Missouri, the cleo
ton figures are decidedly favor
able to the Republicans. Ever
since the election of 1904, the
Democrats have been saying that
it was an accident. If they have
escaped another such accident, it
is by the skin of their teeth, and
they must be blind if they fail to
see the handwriting on the wall.
Republican Missouri is coming
: and near. Missouri is almost per-
suaded. Two years ago the Re-
publicans in the state had q oon-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09

gressional piuarity OF 5000, and
they may have a congressional
plurality now, though the gerry
mander cuts them out Of several
seats. In one district alone, the
10th, where SO great an excess of
Republicans are crammed, the
Republican majority Is about
Is, 900. An analysis Of the official
of Tuesdays election in the state
will be instructive. In the last of
year election, in 1902, the Demo-
cratic majority in the state was
81, 6S4. About 1000 of that num-
Der has been wiped out in St.
Louis alone, and $500 in Kansas
City. If the rest of the state had
kept up this pace the Republican
majority in Missouri would have
mounted into big figures. The
robbery that was practiced on St.
Louis in 1902 is clear now, and the
party that perpetrated Ills deciin-
ing fast.
A Democratic plurality of a few
thousand in Missouri, on the heels
of the efforts of Bryan to rally his
old $4,000 majority in the state, is
so near a Democratic collapse,
that it may fairly be viewed on in
that light. The result in Missouri
is in every way hopeful to Repub-
licans. 1t disposes of the airy
claim that the election of 1904 was
a scratch, and that Missouri is
normally Democratic by $4,000.
That vaporing will be heard no
more. The of year shows the
state to be so close that the Re-
publicans will 60 confidently into
the presidential campaign. With
the advantage of the off year, the
state patronage and the gerry
mander, the Democrats h v
barely escaped another defeat.
The Mysterious Stranger has
moved in to stay.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1905

The Republican state chairman
wanted Mr.. Goshorn elected to the
Legislature SO he could help pass
the bill with the "little joker" in
1t regarding the Sunday closing.
Al both branches of the law max
ing department of the state are
safely Democratic, he can do no
Misunderstanding Journal.
If the Almighty ever made O
'1ittle JOKER" it certainly was the
editor OF the above Journal. An
editor who would make such an
assertion as the above about as
good a man as w. G. Goshorn, as
good a citizen, as clean a man as
there is in Montgomery county, a
man that stands as high in the
community where he lives land
shows it by the vote given him)
as any man in the county, to say
and publish such articles simply
because he vas elected to the Of
ice to which he aspired, shows
the amount of brains possessed.
This would-be editor, crys law
Iessness, because his candidate
was beat in the most vile cam
paign ever waged against a man
In this county by the would be
politicians of the same ilk as he,
while Mr.. Goshorn conducted him.
self as a gentleman, spoke only
words of esteem for his opponent.
Such friends as this brainless
wonder was mi of the principal
causes of Mr.. Gupton's defeat,
which leads US to remark, God
save US from our friends.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
Fire in WeIlsville.

Just at noon hour, as the people
were on their way to dinner,
Thursday, the cry of "fire" rang
out. On investigation fire was
discovered to be in the rear of F.
w. Kuhne's furniture store. The
laddies, under the command of
Chief White were soon on scene
and in ten minutes had the fire
under control. The fire started
from a pile of rubbish which was
burning in the alley back of the
furniture store and which was COM
m~unicated to q coal shed adjoin-
ing the building and from there
spread to the roof of the main
building. Had it not been for
the prompt and effective work of
the fire department the entire
building and perhaps the entire
block in the business center Of
the town would have been de-
stroyed, entailinR q loss of from
STE, 900 to $100,000; and yet we
have q few chronic kickers and
knockers in town who contend
that the money invested in our
fire department was "sqqander-
ing the peoples money."-Wells
vile Optic-News.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
Famous Strike Breakers,

The most famous strike break.
ers in the land are DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. When liver and bowels
60 on strike, they quickly settle
the tsouble, and the purifying
work goes right On. Best cure for
Constipation, headache, and diz-
illness. 25c at Crump & Kidwell's
druggists.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
EXPLAINED SATISFACTORILY.

Percy-I say, Chappie, old boy.
why do you-aw-smoke brown pa
pah ~cigawettes? /.
Chappie-To match me wusset
okoes, doncher know.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Martin L. Logan and Sarah e.
Logan. his wife, by their certain deed of
trust dated the oath day Of May. 1893, and
recorded in the recorders Office OF Montgom-
ery County, Missouri, in Book A., page 406,
and re-recorded in said Office in Book II,
pages 800 and 4Ol, conveyed to Charles b. Lin
Vile. trustee, all their right, title, Interest
and estate In and to the following described
real estate, situated In Montgomery County.
Missouri, viz: All OF the northwest quarter,
and the west one-half of the northeast quar-
ter. and the north one-half of the southwest
and the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of Section 81, Township Al
north, Range S west. containing In the aggre-
gate $50 acres of land, more or less. Which
said conveyance was made I'm trust to secure
the payment of a certain promisory note In
said deed described, and whereas default
has been made in the conditions Of said deed
OF trust, in this, to-wit: Said note has become
due and is unpaid, and whereas said trus-
tee, Charles B. Linville, has expressed In
writing on June 18th, 1905, his refusal to act
at the sale OF said land, now, therefore, In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF said deed OF
trust. and at the request Of the legal holder
of said note, 1. j. It. Hunt, Sheriff OF Mont
gomery County, Missouri, will proceed to
sell the above described real estate at the
front door of the Court House In the Oily OF
Danville, in the County Of Montgomery State
of Missouri, to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1905,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and Ave in the afternoon Of that day to sat-
lsfy said note and expense of executing this
crust.
JOSEPH 7. HUNT,
Sheriff of Montgomery County, Mo.
! Dated 9th day of November, 1905.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
CHILDREN N SLEEP.

Keeping children up beyond their
usual hours is very injurious to
them the earlier children 60 to bed
and the more sleep they have the
stronger they will grow up.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-11-09
MARKED DOWN.

~Miss Blusox's opinions are an
what you might call decidedly adj
vanccd,' aren't they?" 90"
"'Well, except her opinions of her
own age; they seem to be greatly re-
duced."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Thanksgiving with his daughter. Mrs
Sledd
Colonel T NJ r. Talcott and family will
leave soon 10 spend the winter i'm Rich
mond
Letters received by their friends from
Mr.. G.. =. Coleman's family state that
they are much pleased with their move
to California. They are living a few
miles from Los Angeles. and are en-
JOying summer weather, eating summer
vegetables and wearing summer clothes.
Miss Marie Cooke spent Wednesday
with her family here. they returning on
Thursday to spend Thanksgiving in Rich
mond
Mrs. r. A Marshall and little Richard
Marshall. Jr.. OF Amelia, are visiting
AIRS. r. r. Bridgeforth.
Mrs. William Lightfoot, Mrs. VIM and
Mrs. ENall have been recent guests OF
Mrs. r p. r. Cooke
Mrs. Kohlshutter OF Iynchburg is the
guest OF Ms. +. h Victor ne.r c~n
Miss Augusta Barfieid and Miss Lillian
Cook have returned to Westminster
school. having been the guests of Mrs
COOK and Mrs. Cox.
Siisscs Annie Russell and Merle Sampson.
of Westminster spent Friday and Satur-
day with Miss Virginia Lee Miller.
Miss Rebccca Storrs and Alessrs vii
mond have been entertained by MI. and
Ms Doug Wherry
Miss Frances Dunn. Of Richmond. is
/ the guest of Mrs. Arthur J.. Adamson
Mrs. 4. T.. Adamson was the hostess on
Wednesday at an informal but pretty
! luncheon in honor OF MIS- Kohlsh tr4~
formerly of Dresden. Germany, now ~
Lynchburg. She is the guest of Mrs.
Victor. near Granite. Covers were .aid
( for eight. the guests beng Mrs Kol'r
shutter. MT. +. *. Victor OF Granite.
Mrs. Allen Pettigrew, Mrs. Arthur Petit
grow, Miss Margaret Pcttigrew. of Man
chester. Mrs J. 6. Harry and Ais.
IIazcn. Of bon Air.
Mrs. J. p. Meredith. who has been
visiting in Pittsburg has returned to h.r
home at Mrs. Wherry's
Mr.. Randolph Moore is spendIne a few
DAYS IN Norfolk
Mrs William Pace IS thc guest Of Mrs
w ~. Pace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Questions for December.

VINO succeeded Lord Delaware as
liieh Marshal ~ Virginia. and what
dld De do2
a) What was tho result and
what new settlements was fomcI2
,n) How was Decentralization pune
ished2
When did Sir Thomas Gates return
q" Virginia. what dlI Dee bring with
Dim. and whore Cid he nN his tcsI-
dcuceT
CD Who was LEFT in command at
Jancstown3 OBJ What was this muu'
character and ability?
b. ta) Where was Dale scnte Ga
Win what purpose (cl Describe tro
city o. Henricus.
q. What was the condition or AFFAIRS
n virginia about Christmas of 1882
G. ta1 when did john Eolfc begin ile
cultivation OF Virginia t0n1cc,r tnl
WHAT led - tho shipment of lulru-
urcd servants from England to Viz
ginia2
s. Who became Governor OF Nirsini1
when Sir Thomu, Gates fcuracd 90
England
o. What did Dale inaucc the London
Company to uo Tow CHI. rn.'uiels lu
1918. aud With What eacctt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

10 When did uals return to Erg-
land. aud iu what condition d.i be
leave Virginia
H. Who was Govcua~ after .uala
.eft and Who vas the minister az
jamestown.
- How cis Nrs4u nlfe tha colony
ANA ~hat Kind ot mln was hep
ia Ifo0 ui when did his admins
truuon crd.
20 Whom dId Yeardlcv arrive In
Virginia. aa4 What rendered the wear
90. M coming an era BOB The history
90 tl' coioaYr
DEB. Iow many members composed
t." Nr-t legislative assembly in Viz
2i1.t. Hui when and where did 10
mcstf
d. What oorouehs JOB Virginia were
represented iu tils assembly and " no
Was too Speaker of tho House,
ll What was tho relative position
of tue Governor and Council and On
tue members as they sat tn this as
semhlye
is What Minister made the opening
prayer
30. What laws were enacted durire
the sessions Of This frst House q
Burgessezf
2N. Whom did thc assembly adjourn.
aud what followed iu 1912
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Great
est Skeptic in Rich
mond.

Because iC- tho evidence ~ "a Richmond
citizen
Testimony easily Investigated
The strongest endorsement oc merit.
The best OF proof Road 30.
j. "a. kudd. manager Colonial Tobacco
Factory. residence 400 West Clay Street
says "Doan's Kidney Pills. procured az
owens a Minors drug store, bfough1 me
more genuine results than any other rem
'edy cror used for kidney complaint
Fos two years had stacks OF sharp pain
across tle ioins. they generally started
with duli aching. which. after over
eNeftou. became very acute. and docld-
eddy SO after the contraction % "a cold
which Weakened nay kidneys and brought
ou too frequent action ~ flle Kidney SOC
scrctons. made mo my mimi while
reading some advs- about Doan-s Kidue,-
Pulls that II hslf what was said about
them were truc. help would surely follow
tncir use. and went rs Owens az Minors
drug store Tor "a box. The achlns. ceased
after continuation ~ their use. ann
moro than pleased with the results oi.
tanned from zine eso OF This valuable. rro-
paration."
For sole los aH dealers Price 30 cents
F".t MIhurn CO.. Buffalo ~. y SOLE.
asents Tor tho Tinted States.
Remember tne mime uoan.--are t.,o
uo other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
BON AIR BREEZES
rspeclal - Tho Times-Daspatch ]

lSreU.Al I'd lines sliatcn
BON AIR. VA December l-Nr Boil
ing Watkins. OF Norfolk, was tile guest
last week of Mrs. Bridgeforth.
Messrs. Randolph Moore and Lucien
Bass spent a portion of last week in
Petersburg
Dr. G.. NJ. Iazsu has returned from
charlottesville. wAere Ae attended the
Educators Conference.
a pretty marriage Will bee held in Hope
well Church next Wednesday. Tho CON
tracing paruessuro Miss Florene Wesley
carter and Nh $ Henry Perdue
Mr.. James Fields. of Midlothian. is dll-
ing Mr. Whitwortn place as agent.
Air. Wmu~orln csuuuues s-cA with
uularial fever.
Mis-. James Hazen and Miss Grace
Hazln returned last Wednesday from
rra,tNll-. ala., ere tney na.c urcA
delightfully."- entertained.
Nix and Mrs. POLK Miller, Misses Maud
and Virginia Lee Miller, Mrs. W. NJ.
Withcrs and Miss Wltncrs spent a por-
tion OF last week ia Richmond 10 at
tend the marriage of their knswOman,
Miss Inez MOutaauc. 10 Mr. Taylor ROBIN
SON Miss Aonta-ue mas spent "a good
deal of her time in Bon Air, where she is
greatly admired.
/ Miss Mary Meek. OF Richmond, was the
/ guest uls w-ea off Miss Neu4e Aicl.u4e.
Mr.. II. c. Garter. Of Richmond, was
/ entertained last week by Mir. J. Il. Cox.
Mss kulaoeta Cocke continues to I'M
! prove al Memorial Hospital. Herself a
-rsduate u.r-, uom Diu iioin .n.o.. she
/ VIII convaicsco at the Nurses Settle
meat in 4icnmoud
/ Miss Lillian Cook has returned to
I Wesmiaster. naNu.- os,n ;ne saes- co..
/ hsr grandmotler Mrs. - ) Cook
Rev. }. c. Harvey leaves next Wedncs-
day for keysNlue. wnero he has been
invited TO oaiciatc at the marriage OF Miss
Viola Prddy and Mr. Rogers.
Miss Catherine Douthat, Of Weyanoko.
has been the guest OF Hiss Hormme
Moore.
MIR and Mrs A. j. Maeder have return
cd 10 their home. "flatOush." New York,
having been .l- guests OF Mr.. and MIS-
r. McC. Burlington.
MI stephen Waters. OF Manchester. is
stll sufferins frnW au attack OF appeudi-
citis re was move.i from there last Mon
day and is now no thc home OF his father.
Mr. Jas Waters.
Tho Library Social viii be entertained
oes Witncrs
Rev. j. q. Harry is Holding protracfas
service at the Methodist Church In siidlo-
THAN
The ladies OF the Methodist Church arc
rehearsing the children for prett,
Christmas cautata.
Miss Lizzie Foley. who is attending the
Woman's College ia Richmond, has been
visiting her srandmother. Mrs. s. L.
Foley.
A goodly number Of people from here
spent 'ThanksgiVng In Richmond attend
ing various churches. the Sacred Heart
conservation and the football in tie attci-
noon.
Dr. y. b. McCiner conducted Thanks
glving services in tRe Presbyterian Church
ON Thursday night.
Major J. IL Copcrs, OF Ricsmond spent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
LIFE IN ROANOKE


ROANOKE, VA. December 1.-The
Southwest Shakespeare club mot a-t
Monday at THE home ~ Mrs Herbert
Scatchard. on South jefferson Street The
club is pursuing the study ~ ~Clemen-
tine made doubly interesting by tho
fact that Viola Allen IS now starring in
il as Imogcu. one act OF the play is
taken up at each weekly meeting. and
ans instructive schedule of questions and
study OF the play is made 10y Miss Mary
Work. leader ~ the club. Next Monday
tho club meets with Mrs. j W. Shcr-
man, on South Henry street.
Miss Martha Belle Trout entertained D.
number Of friends at cards ON Tuesday
afternoon at her home ON Campbell Ave-
nue.. Euchrc was played Dainty zee
freshmeuts were served.
Mrs. Edward Roseubaunf entertained ~
cards at her handsome home ON south
Jefferson Street Friday afternoon. The
house was oNquisiteiy decorated with
plants pink lights and draperics Three
prizes were giVcn-frst second and con-
ISOLATION Six handed ouchrc was played.
An elegant course OF refreshments WIS
served.
Mrs. Dexter Meadows has ISSUED irvi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
ALTON

ACTON. VA. December Mr.. ami
Mrs. BENTON Goodloc. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Goodloe. Misses Clara and Bessie
Hoodloe and Mr. sam y. Goodloe We're
the Alton guests at the Goodloe- Maxwell
wedding In stanton on Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles McCue and family will
spend the winter IN Ashland. Va
br and Mrs. Henry Adsit OF Wash
ington. are tho guests of Mrs. Guy Cor
bett az Elsham
The president and other officials OF tha
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway We're &c
Alton this week, and are much pleased
with the improvements at the depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Goodi0e and two sons.
are visitors at Locust Dale this week.
Mr.. Mundy Of Baltimore is also a guest
at Locust Dale
\ Thanksgiving dinner was served az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Gloucester Social


t"h''."A q" Ahe Times DiHpatCn.l
COZ CEsiER G. H.. VA. December L.
y very brilliant social event In Gloucester
vas reception given by Hon. and Mrs.
john Newsted Tabb. OF showan. ina honor
81 M'- and Mrs Harry Tabb. OF New
York Tile invited guests wore. Mr..
and Mrs. john Tabb. OF summcrviiio.
-"'. ana Mrs. Charles f. Cary. AIr and
MIS- W. g. Ciopton Roy. and Mrs. w..
y. Ice. Mr. and Mrs S. Janney. Mr.
end Mrs a. o. Saunders. Miss Leila
t"""iefro. Mr. and Mrs Richard Taiia-
A.'i'' Air. and Airs. Franklin Dabney.
MISS STANLEY. tine Misses DahuDv. tho
MISSES IaDh. SIR. and Mrs William
1l'tl MI and Mrs suowdnn Hopk ms.
on and Nts. David Saunders. Mr. and
~-'7- w is. Perrin. Dr. and Mrs vs.. IT,.
Jones, Mf aad AIRS HIu.i,. .t .nt
-A'r. Lewis BFrd. SIR. and Mre RolanI
NiHfN'. pr and Mrs. George Rose. Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter Harwood. ar. and Nj.
@'HH h"uidn. ar ana Mrs Js1us-s Mere
v.... airs. Janyier. Ar and Airs W
winners, Miss Conrad OF Winchester.
Dr.. and Mrs. Maynard. A. Cheney M
"i3'lt taAaierro. Miss Nora Tauaferro
".H Mr- Pepper Nitenia's noted author
"i" was "n interesting addition T. the
aston The gracious Welcome ~ tho
I'7t and hostess save an especial charm
t. tile evening
Miss Frances Hand OF New York. Is
u, guest Df Mrs. g. T.. Cary
I'D" North River Br.ds. club was de-
~ 'l'} entertained by Mrs. Ashsy. %
I.''t"i"F. ANA the sewing club bv the
1i'~sf. Jnurs. of ErdH.ld
Nlf and Airs Henry Tahb of Sew York
"na Mr Pepper. formerly Of Richmond.
go. aL 9aoNan. guests Of Mrs. j. ~.