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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-03-23

Cheapest thing in North Dakota
is good old line fire insurance. See
F. E. Funk, First Natl Bank.
Washburn, N. D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-03-23

For S-ALE-Registered Hereford
bulls, IL head 9oming l year old;
5 head icoming2 year old.
SCOFIELD Bros,
5 miles from Washburn. fensIer, ND.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-03-23

LOANS! LOANS! LOANS! FARM
LOANS! Money is seeking an in
vestment. I am agent for an east
ern Loan Agency. l can furnish
you with farm loans at &c.. Call
and see JOSEPH MANN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
LEADS BY
 NEARLY 10000
Each of the 75 Counties Has Been Heard From and Majorities Have
 Been Tabuiated.

While the result of the Democratic state primary election held last We'd nesday will not be proclaimed official lv until the Democratic state conven- tion meets in Hot Springs on June 6 next, reports have been received from all the counties in the state, and these show majority of 9,99s. for Governor Jeff Davis over Senator James H. Berry for the nomination for United States senator.
 In the Poinsett county case. where two primaries were held, the result iii the one conducted under the auspices of the regular Democratic county committee is included in the tabulated statement. If the insurgent primary be recognized by the state convention the result in the state on the United States senatorship will not be affected.
 The total vote cast in the state will approximate close to 100000.
 One report is that Governor Davis carried Greene county by 660, Logan by TOO, and that his majority in Calhoun will be more than 75. In case these reports are verified on official count the governors lead will thereby be increased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
NEGRO CHARGED
 WITH FORGERY
Smooth Game Worked by Alleged I Crook in Order to Get Another
 & Mans Check Monday.

M Wm. Nelson, a negro, was arrested KY Patrolman Oscar Parnell about 8clock Monday evening on a charge f forgery preferred by the Nimmons
 nd Bennett company. He was ar Haigned in court this morning, and eis case was transferred to the court St Justice of the Peace Knox, where Arrangements were made to hold the strial as speedily as possible.
 @ Nelson worked very neat game In getting hold of check for $S.25, M ..ich was the cause of his undoing. Ihe check was made out to James lClarke, who works for Nimmons and Bennett, but he was sick Saturday and was not able to be there when 6the hands were paid off. When his pame was called Nelson stepped up. a6ew the check, and departed. He
 ben endorsed it with Clark's name,
 nd cashed it. The matter was re-
 lorted to the polepe as soon as the
 brgery was discovered, and Monday
 Afternoon the department was advis- ed that Nelson was hanging around
 he Nimmons and Bennett compay's P;ant. Parnell was sent down there
 md brought Nelson back with him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
BRANCHING OUT J. E. SIMMONS ACQUIRES GRO. CERY BUSINESS OF HAROLD
 SON BROTHERS.
E. 6. Haroidson Retains Interest ant, Will Be Manager of New Firm
 Simmons Extending Business.

X deal was cOnsummated Monday afternoon whereby the firm of Har- oldson brothers, doing an extensive grocery business at 1920 West Barra- cue avenue, has passed into new hands, one of the partners in the COT corn having disposed of his entire in. terests in the business to J. F. Sim. mons. the big west end grocer. who has his headquarters at 1916 West Harraque Mr. Simmons also conducts a branch house at Twelfth and Mui- berry. and his new acquisition gives him two branches, making three gro- ccry establishments now under his proprictorship.
 Mr. F. G. Haroldson, lle of the partners in the former business of Haroldson brothers, retains his inter- est in the new firm, and will be man ager of the present business. which will be conducted at the same site.
 All parties to the transaction are we'll known business men of this city, and successful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
1TWO BURGLAR|ES
 ZINE BLUFFS YOUTHFUL BAND
 MOE NIGHT HAWKS GET IN
 # THEIR WORK AGAIN. Stores of Bayliss on Second and Hen- X derson on South Cherry Entered % and Robbed Monday Night.

# Two burglaries which took place sMonday night were reported to the Spolice Tuesday morning, and from all both were committed by Enlembers of the same gang which Ewere up in court several weeks ago for burglary. At that time their |youth saved them, as it will prob ably do again, but it is an indication lthat something must be done to break Yup the gang
 Bayliss' store, on West Second ave nue, and that of J. T. Henderson, at 11S South Cherry street, were the
 two burglarized Monday night. In both cases pane of glass was cut out of a window and one or all of
 the youthful criminals crawled into the store through the hole thus made.
 They took only about 5 or $6 worth of stuff in all, their plumber consist
 ing of tobacco, cigars, candy, and
 other commodities in great demand among this class of boys. City Detec; tive Ed Cheek was detailed on the
 case, and as he knows all the boys
 who have been into this sort of thing
 before, he will doubtless land the per
 petrators of Monday nights crime
 very shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
NEGRO W0RKmEN
 GO ON STRIKE
Men Employed on Iron Mountain Double.Tracking Object to Being
 Fed by the Railway Company.

All of the negroes employed by the Iron Mountain road on their Fourth avenue improvements struck Mon- day morning, and practically tied up the work for the rest of the day. Out CT a gang of over seventy-fve, not enc was left to carry on the track work, and it was abandoned until Tuesday morning. when a gang was borrowed from Paving Contractor Philpot to take their place.
 The cause of the strike was a change in the methods of paying the men by the railroad. The road has sent large number of boarding-cars here, and proposes to feed and lodge the men and pay them $1 per day, but the negroes refuse to do business that way They demanded Monday that they be paid $1.25 per day, and be allowed to board and lodge them selves, but the company would not ac- cede to that proposition, and they walked out. MT. Philpot has about ninety men at work, and he loaned Engineer Van Auken enough of them tC carry on his track work
 Tuesday morning the work of lay ing the tracks west from Alabama street was begun, and Mr. Van Auken said that by night they would have the double track completed to Main street, and will have opened up the State street crossing which has been closed for some time. They will not be able to make the connection west of Main street, as the crossing frog, which is built to order according to measurement for each each crossing. has not yet been received. As soon as this comes the track will be con. nected up and the temporarv switch taken out. MT. Van Auken said that they wished to get cars in next to the new depot as soon as possible so as to load all the surplus dirt in front of the structure on them and haul it away. They expect to do this at once. and have the brick platform laid by the end of the week.
 The work on the new depot is going on rapidly, and the structure will scon he ready for use. The roof has practically been completed, and the inside has been plastered, and the plumbers are now putting in the con- rections for the sanitary work and the drinking-fountains As soon as they have finished the floor will be laid. and the building will then prac. tically be ready for use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
ROUTINE MATTERS
Occupy Attention of the City Council at Monday Nights Session--.LittIe of Im- portance to the General Public Was Transacted by the City Fathers.

Acetylene Gas company through it's local aent, Mir. l.. C. Laine, for light ing the ely hall. was reported OF. The committee found that this would be much cheaper method of Iiehtine the city hall, and that the annual savine would be about $2T9. enough to pay for the apparatus iii one year. This matter was referred to the board of public affairs with instructions 10 ad- yertise for bids. The committee also reported that the extension of the water mains on East Sixth av, nua was being delayed because the necessary guarantee to the Pine Bluff Light and Water company was not forthcoming, the amount being about $12l short This matter was deferred till next meeting The fire chiefs report of the pressure gua9e showed that the average pressure had been maintain ed throughout the month. The com pany was ordered to flush all water mains every thirty days, and a re. sode on Fourth avenue Was brought up when the mayor stated that he would do it if the council ordered it done and the company refused to do it.
 Contract for Paving District No. 19
 No report was received from the fire committee, but the board of pulp 1 lie affairs repoYted that it had ad vertised for bids for paving material for paving district No. 19 The lowest bid was $12,000, and was made by the board of Improvements for the dis triet, and the contract was according ly awarded them. The necessary or
 dinance appropriating the S12,000 te engineer was instructed to establish a grade on Barraque street with { ! view to paving the street. A number ot ordinances that had been laid ove, ] from previous meetings were thel i brought up for the second and thir{ readings. The ordinance rrovidin.
 for the payment of $500 to Geo. H Adams fer the publication of his illus trated souvenir of Pine Bluff was rea( the second. time. and then laid oyer 1 till the next meeting. The ordinance raising the salary of aldermen to 5; ] per meeting was then adopted, after an attempt to amend it to make the salary $15 per month had been lost 1 The ordinance providing for the rais ing of the salaries of city officials was laid over till next meeting. Clerk Lee then began the reading of the sidewalk ordinance for the first time but on account of the necessity for several of the aldermen to leave the council adjourned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
DIRECTORS ELECTED
THE BOARD OF TRADE ELEC- TON MONDAY.
County Judge kerwin Was the Only One of the Old Directorate Not
 Reflected This Time.

Only fair vote Was polled at the board of trade election Monday, many of the members fai1iug to come to the polls. The following directors were elected: S. (. Alexander jr9 W \. THlock, E. C. Howell, P P. Byrd. ". D. Hearn, Fred FoN, W. II. l.angford, Y. O. Alexander, F. L. Dil- ley, john F Rutherford, B. ]. AL theimer, Charles Well and Walter Wilkins The last-named took the pace of Judge E. J. Kerwia who was she only old director not reelected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03


 such a course was in contemplation by him.
 While nothing authoritative had been given out publicly up until a late hour Tuesday afternoon, rumor has it that City Detective Ed Cheek will be appointed to succeed Mr. Per- due as assistant chief. which, in Pine Bluff, means the position of night chief
 Mir. Perdue has been connected with the department in the capacity Of assistant chief ever since the pres- ent regime assumed control of affairs He has made for himself the reputa- ton of being good officer, and is we'll liked by his men.
 MT. Cheek, his probable successor, has held the position of city detective for several years. and is eminently qualified for the duties of the D. rosition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
PEROUE RESIGNS ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION
 AS MEMBER OF FORGE. Nc Cause Assigned for His Action-- Rumor Has 1t That He Will Be
 Succeeded by J. E. Cheek.

A sensation was sprung in police
 circles Monday night when it became lnown that john s. Perdue, the well known assistant chief Of police of Pine Bluff, had resigned his position with the police department. No cause whatever is assigned for his action, a!Id he whole matter is wrap ped in censi iefable conjecture as to the req! reascn of his resignation. which comes as a surprise to the pulp lie generally, none suspactinS that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
Fire at Postoffiee

The fire department was called to the postoffice building shortly before noon Tuesday by passerby who saw smoke issuing from a second-story window. Chief Shultz and his men responded promptly, and upon investi- gation found that there was no flue- stop on the second floor, and the smoke from the stove was coming out into the room instead of going up the chimney. No damage was dCne..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
Gardner Released

H. Gardner. who was bound over tr the grand jury short time ago on a charge of grand larceny. and was indicted by that body. was releas pleaded guilty to the charge. and as be is only boy. the judge thought that he might be allowed his liberty pending good behavior. Gardner's crime was the stealing of brass from the railroad yards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
leyivaI at Second
 Presbyterian

The revival meeting which began
 '. the Second Presbyterian church on East Second avenue last Sunday night by Rev. G. M. Hammond of Nal. den, Mo-, will continue for two weeks. The crowds are increasing. All are invited to attend these services and take part in them.
 The subject for tonight will be, The Spirit of Christ" text, Romans s:s. l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
Will Begin
 Sounding River

Judge Kerwin says that within three weeks time the bridge commis- sioners will be ready to begin sound practicable to build bridge over the river at this place. The commission CTS are now in correspondence with engineers and one will be employed within that time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
A New Corporation

Articles of incorporation were Mon- day filed with the secretary of stale for the J. P. Mcdaniel company of Cornerstone. The company is capital ized at $5,000. of which $4,OO0 Is sub. scribed. J. P. Mcdaniel is president: w. G. Alexander, vice president; F. T. Goode, secretary, and J. A. Good win, treasurer. :r.Al3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
Arthur Foster Dead

MT. Arthur Foster died Monday at Texarkana after a brief illness. He was a brother of the late H. R. C.. Foster of this place, and MT. John Foster of Little Rock.
 The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the resi-. dence of Mrs. Ruth Foster, at 516 East Second avenue. He leaves a wife and two children, mother, Mrs. Harriet Foster, of Texarkana.
 He was a bright young attorney and much esteemed by those who knew him best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
No "'Lid ]" For
 Hot Springs

Hot Springs, April 2.-The Gid" vas not put on here as threatened by Gov. Davis. The ultimatum of Hot Springs to the governor is "keep your hands off. He is going to do it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
When Advertising Pays.

When merchant gives his custom CT perfect satisfaction and better value than he expected. That is the principle we do business on. Try us oE your spring suit. Eisenkramer, the tailor. Second avenue, corner Pine, above Citizens bank,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
A Later Schedule

The Citizens Light and Transit com. pany have decided to run their cars daily until 10:30 D. m., except on Sat. urday, when the cars will run until 1l:30 instead of 10:30, D. m. as here tofore. This change will not become effective until May 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03
A Walkover R Shoes E $3.50 and $4

The best in the world for the money. All Styles, Shapes and Leathers. Let us show you. Sold only by Leverenz.Trulock Shoe Company
 226 MAIN STREET.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-03

Mrs. W. D. York is quite i'll at her home, 1921 East Sixth avenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25

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bieier isltsns Mantt f4 bur4 istrs
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bic 9auer bic gbrli4tsit uno BITE
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in Der Yolitif lit.
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ten unb 5rlss ri9tis tpsroen fe nu4
bic Observation-Disclosures i'm Sabre
1908 Der beibsn srOBsn pOlitif9en BAR
tsisn aIlsr gurausf9t mad fsin. Die
gerbrdnguns bss grfferen mtibte ben
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8 m I 4en
@ arteipoIitit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
Sobm 9. Soup seftorben.

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erfoleten 8oos bss 6srrn s. o. Seup,
if elmer Der th9tisffen unb srfolgreid'
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be%rborrassno aus unb feline Ofene uno
ia&tunbiss gsrtbsioigung oss Soppelts
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risf bsrs9tistss a%ufiebsn. absr aud
aufri9tige REMEMBERING i'm ga13erl
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bausrrl unb aufriatige Srauer In
Staot unb 2ano bsrDorgsrufen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25

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raseno politii9 tbatig.
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Sabren isinsn Nntbeil an leBtsrer 3ei-
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auridsog.
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nod lnnge ni6t srla6pft; oas Stuoiam
frsmber Spra4en mar feline 9ieblinas-
8eiadftieuns unb nod i'm Nlisr bon
IS Sabrsn bsaann er bic ipanifds
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3ufanb i'm 2aufe Der lsbten @o9s,
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unb paul 2ir9e aus Halt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
YoI3eui9ss.

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bet az baben.
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purbs seasrr, bon ben palijitsn 90
Feiter unb Sidfon eingefiedt, neil {,
F@ ssesn bas Ni9oIfOn.@ sieb frafbar
] gsma3t battle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
y.IrppoI TIT Der ~ wtd)te.

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hat Der Nlfobol Bis auf ben beutigen
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Na9mittag bes 13. Suli 1912 bur4
Stura aus benz Wugen erfolsten Sob
! bes SerSogs bon Orleans, bes dltez
item Sobnes unb Sbrpnfolgers 2ouis
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babel 70 bel eetrunfen, bab bic 9erz
rem, fpeinbelaben, ni9t imitanbe tDdz
rem, BEN unelidli6en Prin5en na4
@euinp gu begleiten. 9Gtte er iemarz
ben neben iib eebabt, 10 tpdre bas
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er felbit bonn @ein erbist uno errest.
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i'm Dassn aufre9t itehenb, INN gum
poitinon gu fpre4en, bur4 inS6Itz
teln gum @9panten sebra9t unb,
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2ouis pbilipps Miniiterprdi, bent gee
pefen mar, faste in fpdteren Sof-sn:
.SsSener Stura aus benz W1gen rom
13. Suli 1912 bat bic YbpiioenDc;i
gurppas perdnbert." Der srobs
@taatsmann fpra9 ba elm bebeutfas
mes, pabres Wort. Der Sbronfolger
mar infpIse ieiner tapferen 9altuns
BET Der Bsld9eruHg bon Nnfperpen
lebr beliebt in paris, In gang Srant'
reid. WGre er am 2eben seblieben.
bann bate es tpabrideinli9 bic Re-
pollution bon 1848 unb ben Sturd
bes SulifOnietblms bes 9auits Dr.
leans ni9t seseben, unb Jrantreid
pdre tpobl audi bic Resierung Hapo>
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1870 erfpart seblieben. unb bas aaea
um Elm reidli4ts Weinfruhftid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
SanoeI uno @auoeI.

geroltiger 6anbsl irb Wanb.l
berrfdt i'm sanasn 2anbe unb IS TT
taum In oisism Sommer 3u beftir9tsn,
bab cine Jog. .tobte Salon" eintreten
tpirb. Sas sstusrbli9e 2sbsn uno bic
Snbufristbdtisteit fno anbaItenb leb.
bait unb Der Waarsnbsrtshr BET @si.
tenn Hotter als felt bislen Sabrsn UNI
bisis Sabres3sit. Sn sinigsn @esenosn
bss Sthusfsns tpuros bereits bic btss.
idbrigs @si3snsrnte sirgsheimft, unb
fs mar febr ersiebia. sc berri9t iibsr.
baupt i'm san3sl 2anbe CUTE 3uber-
fi9t auf cine rsi&s, s~eissnete grnte uno
tusnrt ni4t eroBs, gsualtige Natursr.
signifs, ME ffarte ResensiHe, i@werer
5assl obsr trodens, anhaltenbe 5ibs In
groBsn Gs6iststbeilsn eiutretsn, 10 ulro
i9 cine auberoresnilia 9robe unb LOB.
nsnbe grntebeue9ung entDideln, bic
ieosnfaQs au9 bic @inftinfte Der giisn'
babnen tusiter befern uiro. Die In
Der borigen @o4e bon Der Baltimore
& O6io giisnbabn'@ eisli9aft ertldrte
MISUNDERSTANDING if elm erfreuIi-
der Sinser3sis ftir bas @elogsi9dft bss
2anbes. Wt&tie fur bas gifsns unb
Etablssi1dft if bic NuHbiuns Der
Southern CHARACTERIZATION, zines
2artsIs alsr 6o96fenfirmen i'm gu.
ben bisiss 2anbss, mad tur3sm gs.
ftebsn. 9ur9 bieie Srsnnuns usrben
bic Robeiienpreiie bsrabseortidt usrben
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