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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-06-27
WATER DAMAGE $4,000.
cioudburst at Marquette Floods Coun,
try-Two Men Rescued.

Marquette, Mich, June 26.-Damage
to the extent of at least $4,000 is now
apparent after the cloudburst of Sun
day evening. Two railroads. the Port
age Entry Quarries company and the
City OF Marquette are the principal
losers. Bursting through its banks,
Cemetery creek, enormously swollen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-06-27

Some PAT young women received de-
grees at the goth commencement of
Wellesley.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-06-27
For Model AsyIums.

The house bill authorizing the
board Of control to provide plans, that
any county may use, for a model
county asylum was passed, after a
little tribulatfon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-06-27

There is to be no $1,000 position as
chief deputy game warden for Charles
D. Nelson. The bill to establish the
position was on the house calendar for
passage but Mr.. Harring speared into
it vigorously and the house unani-
mously swept it off into the rubbish
heap.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

is l;ttle use fer the loeal ed itor to waste ! : Iengs a1le sprsi U lis spine in trying to ooom 8 town when the oif5zens all stand around with their hands n their pockets and inajferently wait for something to turn np If he capitalists or business msn 60 not put thelr shuolders to the wheel and do 8 littje boosting. it is useless for the editor t8 try sud boom things. He car write
 boom" articles patiI 1o,a sdav
 put if the citizens thelnseites do not take ho-d and p3sh. tho town will forever stick ia .ise ms4 Of what use t for the News to suggest improvements and new enterprises if the suggestions are never acted upon? One man cannot boom 8 town. 1t ieaaires the concereted action of the citi- zens. When one man shoulders. a town and attempts to carry It, there are always lot of cranky kickars ready to jump on top sof tha load Unity of action is ui's. ccuats. Reebe News.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

The progress of towns + meas ared by the public spirit of their inhabitants. Men whose only in terest is in the success of their ln ividual business may make money Tor themselves, bat they cannot build successful cities any more than a pile of stones can fur a.sh sustenance for grow I& plants
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08
List Youc Land With Me.

Ii yon Lave any land to sell ing- proved CT .n,lLpfoyeG sen6 1t oace fer my descripsion bialsk and let ne nave t q yofa iowest.r r:ee fi4d allow terms Ii possible. or II yoa waht b y''y ;. farm from 70 to 5GO acres write ne ai once Tie pfiees l now nave are sargains.
 Address A, r RIdr,
 Carlisle. Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

Don t fail to read the page ad- Yertisement of ". H. Nichols. He offers some astonishing bar gains.
 5ew Records. Eew Records for the Standard Talking Machi- Ee received at Enchley 's com prising 3 let Of sacred music.
 The Catholic church is being repainted which greatly im : proves Us appearance. T. H. z t.lck is s.oing the wc..k.
 Mr \ 4. Brightop, of Lonoke and Miss Annie Kconce. ef this place were united in Insrrage at the residence of the brides sis ter, Mrs D.l.l Hathaway. north of town. Sunday afternoon; Rev. Harmon officiating. They will make their home in Little Rock. where Mir. Brightop has engaged in the restaurant busi- ness. The Independent extends congratulations ana best wishes.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

Tie following from the Stuttgart Arksnsawer can be seaa. ' applied to tie E. r D.. routes out uf Carlisle. Y Sou iive-on a mail roate help to sus- tai | oy giving il your entire support:
 This = tie time of Iaaf when the rural routes handle the least number cf pieces If mai per month. The increase win not be perceptibly noticeable until the tLe latter part of September. The routes cut of Stuttgart lGg ever. are in gooa shape. Land ing more than the required number of pieces per month. We would like in this connection to say to patrons of rural ro0fes to patro- nize their routes fE way of put rlng what mail they nave 10 %. in their boxes for the carlier to collect to transact taeir money orders and registry business with the carrier. ana not st tie post office, as tils does r0t benefit he rost ofice. but on tie other ha4 q. iniures the standing ol tee route if rot used in this earae. ty
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

Would # let he d good idea for the Board Of Aldermen to purchase 2 supply of commercial fertilizer to be used along the edge of the sidewalks ali over toEn. Under the present con ditieas the weeds along most of the walks are only abo4t q neaes h'eh. sach 8 sfanted growth does not show well for the furtilitF of the soii asd yisi. tors vii rot be favorbly ia- pressed thereby. Nynne Pro eress.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08
THURSDAY, Avesg 3, 1907.

If you love, i9ye more. If yon hate. hate less. Life is toe short to spend in hating any one. Why var against a nortal who is 90 ing the same read withus? Why not expand the flower of life aud happiness.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

-a buying fruit trees. plants &s. It is aiNays best to get those grown as near hotae as possible. where they have teen tested andare more apt to grow, as tley are ffesa ald clilnatea. The j4onolea. NRserv grows full liae CT all kinds of fruit and ornamental trees. Place your order in time for fail plating
 A few more good houses 10 lent would be 6 good paying in yestment. People are here every day trying to rent houses.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08
Gil! Odii OH!

Ne always he1e on hand a big supply of tias Engine Oil cylinder Oil. Machine Oil, Lard Oil, Ea- zine Oil, cup and Axle Grease &e. Call and see our goods if yea are in the market and want to get the best for your money.
 L. E. ke.hka.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08
LOCAL. NEWS

lA 3eA a4iS EtUU last wee h.
 Chas King made , business trip to Biscoe and Hazen Monday
 Gee. Zimmerman was among the court visitors Ii t.3GolIe this week.
 Deputy Sheriff Sid simpson of Lonelle was n town the Aest of the week
 Chas. King has oaly ole ma ehine left which will sell for cash Cal aud get it
 Geo Fredrie, living south of . town has our thanks for cash on subscription
 For Picnic goods consisting of cakes. pickles, olives and lnncf geods go to Baechleys.
 Edgar Nichols. of Des Are has been visiting relatives and faiends in town this week
 Mrs. Brewer is visiting among relatives and friends in Little Rock this week.
 Cur complete fine of walk over shoes at great sacralirp for spot cash. V. il Nichols.
 Ladies shirt waists. skirts and mnseln underwear at a great sac- rafice at Nfehols
 Mrs. Harvey Glass k closing cut her entire stock of summcr hats at. and below cost
 J II. Dickens, of Pueblo. Colo. las been visiting his brother, Marion fer several days.
 Miss Gama Cameron. living south of town was visiting in i Lon oke Tuesday.
 We still have some bargains in hafs f9r both men and boys. Car- lisle Mercantile Co.
 Rev " II. Pharr, living in 5oath Carlisle was a pleasant ealier at this office Tuesday.
 Also gents summer underwear is going at great bargains m Nichols groat reduction sale.
 The weather for the past few days Las been tl.e wmmcst wit messed Ill this section fol. years. Chr line of work shirts. ovetalls and jumpers ale III a superior elass to them selves " II Nichols
 That summer ander wear must % at yonr price 10 make room for tae faIi stock Carlisle Mercantile Go.
 See she extraordinary bargains Nichols is offering ill mems dress shirts during the II days reduction sale
 J V Hutson and J. T. Smith are among those from this part of the county serving cn the petit jury
 Linen towels, crest table linen and napkins in abundance at Nichols al.d the price $ right for spot cash
 Nr John Tauueaiil, of Fredona. Kan. is visiting his soa. (. NJ. Tannei.;l, southeaet of toNn this week.
 We. sfll lave some of those reindeer gloves. the hess kind for lav agd rice work. Corlisle Mer- eantile Go.
 Messrs J. L. Biddlingmaler, A A.sL. Manson and E. Raborn are among the court visitors st Lonoke this week.
 Miss Lille simms has re- turned to her home in Lake Vii lsge after a pleasant visit with
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08
E.. Iahka.

Mrs Vera Beiling and Miss Native Dick are visiting reia- lives in Pine RlaH aHd Sheridan this week.
 Mems wollen and li4h grade cotton pants are" going at sac rafee Don fail 10 faA i'll lme for some of the bargains.
 ". H. Nichols.
 Mrs. Nettie Reed. son and daughter are home from a very pleasant visit with friends in Magazine, Logan. county
 Gse ihe telephone and order tie purest and freshest groceries in town We will deliver promptly.
 carIisle Mei7aAlile Co.
 Tie many friends hele cf Mrs Jim Minton viii be sorry 10 learn that she is quite sick at her home in lonoke. We hope to soon learn of her speedy re coyery
 We were pleased to note while at Loroile this week the splendid Improvements being made in OFT sister city They are putting down several miles of substan tial concrete walk and making aunerous other improvements
 \ letter from Mr. ! H. Bacus and family of Eureka Springs an. nounces that they are well pleased in their new home among the mountains Of Carroll county. They lave many frieno- here wine wiil reioycs to learn Of their prosperity.
 Let every reader Of the Iade. pendent clip out the cupon from their paper and vote it for some one Of cur girls for State Fair Queen from this congressional district. Fill in the name of the young lady for whom you wish to vote and bring or send 1t to this office.
 Ernest Ellis editor Of the Car lisie tArk.., Independent las been in the city several dsys being called here py the sickness and death of his sister, Mrs. M. A. Bland. Mir Ellis learned the printers trade in the San office md has developed into asuccess- fal newspaper mar. Grand Saline tTexas.) Sun.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-08

SUsscr1r75N. oNa Do1sAn PIE YEAR.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

ed again and again. and 1t is q surprise
to her frienAs that she sIoulds sslect to
wsd = fossagner.
Miss vaDdeSbilt is petite and unas-
sumfng in manner, simple in her
-gowning. reserved aud quiet. She is
m excellent singer. and has studied
vocal music under Jean de Reszke.
Her mother. whom she resembles
greatly In size and appearance, has
bsen her inseparable companion.
'Aiss vasthrbih has Rray.biue eyes.
dark brown hair and . rather fair
complexion. Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney IL her sister.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
MISS vAHDBRBILr WHO IL
To MARRY couHr szcHBNYI

Mis Vanderbilt 10 tho youngest
child Of tho late Cornelius Wander
bilt. and on her mothers side Ia dcs-
oepdsd from tho 0wynncs, . Western
family. She masie her debut nearly
three yeAn ago 1T large dance at
hsr mothers house. tho feature Of
which was . barn yard ootiiliou. with
stacks Of corn. garden implements
and all tl.s other farmysrd acoompas.
insnts.
6isos then ste lies spsnt = large
pan u her time abroad. Her en-
gatsnsnt. liks that Of other h4freasss
10 Immense wealth, he's been runaee>
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
CAUSING scRUNlrT.

Ineefsst smong Chioago's city hall
statesmen. now conferred upon the
Illinois Tunnel company's borrowings
and other underground operations.
has caused scrutiny Of company
which recently made its typewritten
bow to the public. This company
modestly announced that 1t would
banfsh tire smoke nuisaroe by supply.
ing heas and power snd refrigeration
for Chicago. Rosy pictures were
drawn Of q millenial future when
yos'd push the buttons and get at
will 80 degree or zero Fahrenheit or
the power to turn the dentists buzz
xer. The real hackers Of the unique
new enterprise are shy and retiring
but little investigating Of the tun-
mel company IL expected to clear away
the mystery. The "Armour crowd"
~ oALOAuy AhSoA0SVou Al hoaes PoWOA
and refrigeration plants In Sioux City
Iowa. and Kansas City. The Armour
interests recently acquired tho tunnel
property which now has ~ miles of
subway. 10 feet under the streets Of
Chicago through which freight ia
conveyed from warehouses to the re-
tail stores and from the wholesale
houses to railroad stations. The
spokesman for the new company
exhibits the new humility Of oorpo-
rations toward the people as result Of
some recent unpleasantnesses by say
ing. I'VE will meet the public senti-
mont at all points the grant will be
along model lines."
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

The Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pany announces in Trinidad that 1t
has employed 5000 miners from the
copper districts Of Arizona to work
in the coal mines Of Southern Colo.
RADIO. The miners will begin to ar
rive there in few days and will re-
lieve the man-shortage materially
and enable the company to fill some
Of it. rushing orders in quicker time.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

ney Il her sister.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
A Nest. Wsrthy Article.

Whom ~ astisle has been ON the
market for ysars and gains friends
every year. It 10 safe to call this med
tcine . worthy one. Such 10 Bal
lard . Hugeh0und Syrup. It positively
cures coughs and all pulmonary di.
ssa1sA Ons of the best known mer-
chants In Mobile, Ala, aAys ''For
hve yeArs my family has not bean
troubied with tho winter coughs We
owe this TO BallArd's Horehound
Syrup. know II has saved my chill
dfsn for many sick SPELLS" Yelton
Drug 90. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
VERY GOOD RECIPE
IF YOU NEED IT

A we'll known authority states that
Backache and pains in the loins are
only too often the danger signals
which notify the patient that some
thing is wrong with the Kidneys.
and warns every one to be careful,
particularly at this period of the
year, when the skin pores are closed,
forcing the Kidneys to do double
their work Of flte1ing the impurities
and poisons from the blood and sys-
tenn.
At the first sign Of Backache or
pain in the region Of the Kidneys, or
weakness and Urinary trouble, the
following simple homo recipe should
fused. Any one can easily prepare
It:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one half
ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce !;
Compound Syrup Sarsararilla. three
ounces. Take q teapsoonful after
each meal and at bedtime.
Any good prescription pharmacy
will supply those three Ingredients at
nmaH cost, which can easily be mixed
by shaking we'll in bottle. Few
people seem to know the value Of
these common remedies In the treat
ment Of the kidneys. This simple
prescription, when taken as directed,
will regulate the urine, clear up and
remove sediment, overoonss baek pains
and cleanse the entire kidney struct-
ure, correcting bladder troubles in
just little while.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
asking the strikers to call at the mine
Office for their pay and that the mine
is closed to employment to them.

Trinidad is worked up over the re-
port that the Colorado and Southern
railroad is contemplating removi ng
the division point from that city to
another and as consequence the city
council has taken ur the matter with
the officials of the road to see il the
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
DEFIED NATURE.

When Ben and Jesse Holiday we're
running the famous "pony express"
and . stage line across the plains to
the gold fields Of California. NO one
would have guessed that both would
die lin their beds" and rich men.
Ben Holiday died yeas ago but Jesse
Holiday, 81 years old and rioh In
Chicago real estate. lived until last
weak. For years he has been oensid.
cred an authority On values Of real
estate in Chicago. After the build
ing Of the Union Paciac and the dec-
line Of the picturesque stage lines and
primitive ''fast mail routes'' the
bsnelnss s>Ati6A and for ysArs' ownsli
annkhar kind Of transportation line,
steamships from Frisco 70 Honolulu.
The ROMANCE and the heroios Of the
paosldf Amsfican history ofsatsd BY
ths Holiday bsothen will hold Mv.
ing interest for generations to come
for those i've men dsned na1uys, ths
Indians. highwaymen and time. For
yean one adventure followed anoth-
u. tbs piek Of daring iasu rode tho
ponies or drove the swinging stages
over the Santa Fe trail and It WAS the
indomitAble courage Of the HolladAyl
thatjuaAds this possible.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

Eighty-five men employed ON the
Mogul mine at Silverton walked out
on strike yesterday rs the result Of
refusal Of Earl Agnew, a blacksmith
employed in the mine to join the
Blacksmith's union. L W. Hollis,
the mine manager, has posted notice
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

John M. Halstead, q pioneer Of the
Cripple Greek district was found to
be insane by jury in the county
court yesterday and was sent to the
Work sanatarium at Pueblo.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

Two claimants have entered ap-
pearanoe as plaintiffs in the suit
brought against the Colorado Springs
and Cripple Greek district railway to
recover 5000 damages for the death
Of Charles G. Brown, a brakeman who
was killed in the district last April.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
COLORADO CHANCES
BY correspondents

The sum Of $3, 200 was realized from
the four days fair held by st. Peters
Catholic church in Cripple Creek.
the fair just being closed. The net
nroHt will approximate q. 800.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

Rev. o. L. Fisher, presiding elder
Of the M. f. church in the Northern
Colorado district. Is dead at his home
in Denver He came to Colorado
for his health.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22
They Make You Feel Good.

The pleasant purgative effect exper
fenced by all who use Chamberlain
healthy condition of the body and
mind which they create makes one
The daily tribune., 1907-10-22

movement can not be forestalled. 1t
is said by the officials in Trinidad
that there is no occasion for the fur
ore as the company does not intend
making charge.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-07-04

Three Lives Lost In Storm: Con-
Tractor d.. Griffith of Jaudon, Mo-,
who has eleven camps Of contract
ors and graders on the Milwaukee ex-
tensionin Billings and Bowman count
les, reports that number Of his camps
were practically laid waste by a flood
last Saturday evening. A fleece gale
accompanied the rain and hail, and
cook tents, camp tents, and horse
stables were torn to pieces like SO much
tissue paper. Provisions, harness and
equipment were carried down the val
ley and either lost or destroyed.
Three men lost their lives In the
storm and many others had narrow es-
capes., Contractor Pat Quinlan of
Fort Dodge, Iowa, was one Of the vic.
Tins. Joseph Smith, q laborer In the
employ Of Contractor Robert Kinkaid
was drowned in Contractor James
Tobin' 3 camp on Hay creek, Mr.. Clark
a farmer who was employed in one Of
the camps on Beaver creek, was drown
ed.-Dickinson Press.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-07-04
Death of Old Resident at Fried

Death of Old Resident at Fried
After undergoing an operation for
appendicitis at Valley City hospi-
tai, John Swartz, one Of the old resi-
dents Of the Fried neignborhood. died
and was buried at the Fried ceme-
terv after services at the Catholic
church by priest from jamestown.
MI. .Swar ritz was one of the Oldest resi-
dents of that part of the county hav-
ing resided east of Alkali lake, in
the coolie for over 20 years. He left
family of seven children, the young
est being four years of age, the Oldest
Is. Two boys, Lawrence, Is. and
Tom aged 13, will probably remain
Oh the farm land. carry on the work
and the other children will be taken
by farmers of the neighborhood.
-Four years ago the mother died leav-
ing a baby one week old which was
adopted by John Weinch, who also
took into his family another of the
young children of the Swartz family.
The boys feel that they are able to
look after the stock and run the
place, and will no doubt make good.
Little besides the coolie farm was
left as an estate.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-07-04
DISTRICT COURT
Regular July Term 0psn.. 1h
Case Of State vs.. Longstrsth
Up Tor Hearing.

The term of district court called
for Monday, July l, opened With
Judge E. T. Burke presiding. The
first case heard was that of DR.. Long
streth OF Kensal:. the only criminal
case which will be heard this term.
A motion to dismiss the case was
argued by the defense attorneys on
the grounds of insufficient evidence
to warrant trial. Attorneys E. 81.
Wright of Fargo. and Lee Combs OF
Valley City, appeared for the defend
ant. States Attorney Thorp for the
state.
A number of outside attorneys are
in attendance on the term, among
them Messrs Parks of Wimbledon,
Coffey of Courtenay,.. Combs of Valley
City, Wright of Fargo, in addition
to the local bar. ''''
The spectators are using for the
first time the new opera chairs,
which have been placed in the court
room and they are comfortable seats.
The Injunction against expectorating
on the new maple floors keeps the
court room floor clean. .a
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-07-04
BLOOD POISONING FATAL
Lee naIbstt, the Well Known
Painter, Expires After Short
Sickness.

Last Monday Lee Halbett returned
from trip to Mott,N. D. ,and Tues
day was taken to his bed with an at
tack OF blood poisoning which be-
came apparent following an irritation
of what was thought to be a small
boil on the face. The boil or pimple
had beer scratched by the finger nail
and it is supposed that the poison
from the nail started the rapid prog
ress of disease. III efforts to ward off
the serious consequences Of the infpc-
tion were unavailing and the pa
tient's condition was regarded by his
physician as serious from the begin
ming. Thurdsay evening the patient
was no longer able to resist the in
roads Of the malady and expired at
his home about p. m. He and his
family have feared the consequences
of the trouble that came largely from
bis occupation and three years ago
he was aware that his system was
suffering from the effects of his trade
and he hoped and expected to aban-
don the same on account of his health
before this time. He took up land in
Hettinger county with the object of
getting into another business but his
efforts to escape his trouble were
made too late.
The deceased has resided in James
town about three years, .and came
here from Harrisburg, Pa. He was
born in New York state some 40
years ago. He was an excellent work.
man and has taken many Of. the large
contracts for painting and decorating
that have been let since his removal
here. A widow and four sons survive
him.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-07-04
To Prosecute Land Frauds-A

To Prosecute Land Frauds-A re-
cent dispatcn from. Washington, D.
C. says: Ormsby McHarg of North
Dakota, secretary to Senator Nc
Cumber, has been appointed special
assistant attorney general and is to
have charge of the investigation and
prosecution, if any is instituted, in
connection with the disposal of lands
in New Mexico. McHarg was called
from Seattle, where he was visiting.
and received his commission on re-
commentator of Secretary Garfield.
The work assigned to him probably
will last about year and half, as
it will involve suits to recover title
to land which has passed from terri
torial government to private parties,
fraudulently, it is said.
Scandal in connection with dispo-
sition of this land came to President
Roosevelt's notice sometime ago. 1t
was charged that lands granted tc
the territory by congress for public
schools and other public institutions,
had been sold to land companies in
violation of law which provides that
not more than 16O acres of land shall
60 to any one person.
He will have corps of assistants
who will investigate every phase ol
the situation carefully. McHarg ha:
resigned his position as clerk TO the
senate committee on pensions. 1t il
understood that he will be Succeeded
by R. ". Farrar :of Wahpeton, .-wht
has been assistant clerk to the com
mittee. .....s .....r