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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
OLD GUARDS AND NEW.

AhS 0taAO rVEhS herald is IN
clined to seo1d because some of the
cold guard, as it claims, have en-
tered objection to the meeting of
some of the s'other old guard to
discuss politics at DEVILS Lake. The
Tribune doesn't believe any MEM
bers of the '*old guard have fretted
much over whatever meetings NAV
be held by any persons so inclined.
The right to assemble, to talk poll
tics, to map out campaigns, to agree
upon eandidates-these are rights
that belong to anybody who chooses
to exercise them, and they may as
semble as long as they are able to
pay railorad rare or travel other
wise to any. place that is agreed
upon
The Herald is inclined to be super
sensitive. and to protest too much in
favor of the rights OF the ssinsur-
gents or the new guard or what
ever other term may be applied. But,
there is a logical and sane objection
to the assumption by few. members
OF the new guard of all the recti-
tude, morality square dealing and
other virtues that humanity is in
clinsd TO lay claim to when it is in
the bushes of claiming support. The
new guard OF this or any other
state doesn't possess ali the virtue
any more than the ssold guard pos
esses all the iaiquity And it win
not do for such claims to be made.
because they ara. hypoeritfeal and
won't bear Investigation.
Certain members of the new
guard" of this state are ambitious po-
litieaiIy and are seeking oTices. They
are doing It partly out OF ambition
and with. we hope, the usual desire
to be of some benefit to the people,
through their administration of at.
fairs. But they are not office seeking
purely as sayiors or philanthropists.
willing 20 sacrifice themselves en-
tireIy for the good of the people.
They have their selfish motives and
their good ones, like everyone else.
Reform does not arise arbitrarily,
through the assumption of the terms
reform element p There is just as
much desire for self interest and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
ime as to the fairness Of certain

time as TO the fairness of certain.
rates.
Let us have good service. fair treat
ment, no discrimination. proper re-
gard for wise regulation of railroad
ing, equal opportunities for all peo-
pie. and as just rates as the courts
viii give us. But let us not be car
ried of our feet by a few agitators
who are seeking to make political
capital and who, in a great number
OF cases pay no freight at all, ex-
cept upon a very little occasional
shipment. There is good deal more
cheap politics in this horizontal re-
duetion" talk than there is SINGER
ity for regard for the welfare of the
people. The man who processes too
is apt to be scratched and proven
hypncrits. z.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
The Useful Pouuy.

. The florist was still pale from the
Easter rush. but he had earned a
great deal of money. and that made
him ralkative. 1t
Roses and lilies yield" he said,
cologne. and violet petals. candied,
are edible, but tee most useful of all
flowers is the pappy.
B '+The juice Of the poppy gives us
opium. The seed is pleasant and nu-
tritious poppy seed cake Is one of
the best cattle foods And the oil
answers . hundred purposes. It is
used to mix artists eolors, to cook
with like olive Oil. TO make soap
and In lamps
Truly. beside the industrious pop
py. the idle lily and the rose must
hang their heads. z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14

about the case which afford oppor-
tunitS for speca ticn.
FridaF morning tho usual motion
for q verdict in favor of the rail-
road company was argued by Judge
Young for the defendants and aIr.
Mcfarland for plaintiff Judge
Young raised q question of law as
to the right OF father TO sue for
damages on account OF the death Of
his son, and also argued that the ac-
eident could not have happened with.
out eonfributory negligence on the
part of the deceased.
The court yery carefully consider.
ed the questions presented, numer.
Gus authorities being offered on both
sides. and finally ren iered his opin.
ion against the plaintiff and took the
case away from the Jury. a directed
verdict was therar9on signed BY the
foreman of the jury all the jurors
agreed TO it and the same was filed.
The plaintiff sued for $1,000 dam.
ages and the outcome Of the case mas
been watched with much interest.
During the progress OF the trial the
court room was crowded with in
tsrssted spectators. many ladies be-
ing present The plaintiff was repre-
sented By afr. Mcfarland, j law part
ner Of Judge GlaspelI. of jamestown.
and the defendants were represent.
ed hy the firm Of Ball. watson.
Young q HARDY. Messrs. Hardy and
Toang being present and conducsing
the trial.
This case viii no doubt 90 10 the
supreme court On appeal,
The final case Of the Kidder com.
~ term o. court was wound I'D SAT-
nrday noon It Was the case os
Frank Mageman rs. 3. 4. Bold for
the recorery Of something over $50
On accaans Of business transactions
entered into ID 1855 and 1900
The case was tried BIZ bismarck
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
esiits 8.

While II Is, Of course. platitude 20
aay that . wise teacher learns by IN
ssgucasng Others recently observed
an instructor la . preparatory school
In HrOoklyn. III II permissible to re-
mark thar he frequsasiy picks up some
cars0Hs Information II this way.
Il ozaca asksd boy 10 explain, IL he
could. the aigsrencs between animal
Instinct and hannah intelligence. II
was i pretty hard question. but the
lad wzs euaal ID Il
: III Ne had azsssfnes. he said. swa
should kIsow everything We needed 20
kEOw wsEloat isagning III but save
gps reason, srad so We havs TO study
ourselves most blind on 81 4 fool.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
LAND FoR SALE Or no RENT:

LAND FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
! IF you wish to sell your land, list it
with the Fox Land Company. We
have customers for your land, if the
price is right. We a.e after the bust
ness. and are prepared to do it. Call
and see Us.
n The Fox Land Co.,
Bismarck, North Dakota
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
we Keep on Buying Gems.

Despite the fact that the inaporta-
.tion OF precious stones at the port OF
New York in February rear ago
exceeded all previous records BIZ more
than $500, 200. the germ iErrortations
for the month just passed Ssat Febru-
AIRY, 1895. by about 81 ,ze0.ilf.0. the
amount being valued IN ell at ss.2Ts.-
300. which Is nor only the largest
aEnount for shy February, hat one az
the greatest amounts ever brought ia
IN . single month OF this the cut
precious stoEes and pearls amounted
20 sss45e.2s4. while the value Of the
uncut stones, principally diamonds.
ss1a.o1s- January and Fabrsary haze
started on as record breaking months
In ievei iEnpartssions
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES.

: - = = = - = AAAS $50 Aag aSV
u The Srunkards are holding con
ference at Cando.
A Windstorm demolished dunk
ard church at Blanchard.
Senator Crane addressed the coal
dealers while at Duluth.
Linton put it all over Hazelton
again this week in baseball.
Linton people are still kicking
about the bum mail service.
Frank Ployhar's Valley City Ali
anee is a regular hum-dinger.
Trail county will spend nearly
$4,000 for cement walks around the
new court house.
An Glendale ball player died
while playing the game ait Guelph.
He had heart trouble,
A number of DRINKS committed a
lot of petty theivery at Walcott on
the night of the Fourth. : :
rs =
Editor Falley of Wahpeton stops
long enough to notice how the wflir-
ly-gig of politics works in and out.
Hazelton had its first fire this
week, when house was burned
from the explosion of an oil stove.
The Minot iailies are all right on
telegraph and state news, but fall
considerably short on the local end.
Some of the newspapers over the
state are amused over the fact that
the insurgents were in a rush to
put up their slate
4 bad storm seemed to have play
ed havoc in some of the towns in
the eastern part of the state ON the
morning of the Fourth.
a man was discharged from jus
tiee court at Mayville for draying
without license because the oriin-
ance was found not legal.
Col Robinson OF MayFilIe is being
treated for rheumatism at Fargo.
Later he may go to Rochester. Minn.,
to have an operation performed.
The peaple of Cass county seemed
to have acquired the habit of pass
ing up the public administrator
a breech regretted by the official
A millinery store at DeLamere Of.
fers to exchange eggs for goods, and
the Wyndmere Pioneer thinks it is
a scheme to get chicken feathers for
hats. 81
Editor Streeter of the Linton Rec
ord doesn,ee unince things in passing
his opinion on the stand the govern
or has taken on the initiative and
q
The circus and fair people at
Grand Forks made a scramble to-
secure all the available bill boards.
1t was a race to see who got them
first, 81
The railroad commissioners can
make the railroads hump with the
new iaws-if Governor Burke sees
fit tic stand for plenty of court ex-
pense. IT,. "a
LIsur--Goy. K. 5. Lewis statement
regarding the sentiment in North
Dakota. IT, favor of Roosevelt is taxi
en- with great eredence. Frobabs
70 ore has the affairs of the stassI
better sized up than Cor. Lewis, and
he always knows-whereof he speaks.
$500 =
j &
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court At STEELE

Continued from page ID
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PoliTlcs AND BUSINESS

- -. es's1 BUSINESS - ''i'= 49,.
- an opinion handed down Tor the
) aiiEertsate commerce Commission by
1 commissioners is'll ms Harlan, the statement
= maze tnas rates tlxea by states,
as Iaf As thes apply TO interstate traf'
{ Ass, are en1ltlea 20 respectful eonsid'
'esa1aon. Dus nave no greater sane
1it'n silan the rates nxed by the roads
SnemseiSes, ana that i it appears to
. -. ss.it'.lssioh ehat suen rates were
I Fa lusa' s III 20 me roads or the
- s.. Z, suss @ouIu Oe SET ASIDE
~. ssa staioas = it appears. there,
4 - - - s1ass sne lpss oiA11 OF a state
y s's1la q lssasn = NOT an enat IS neees
- - 1siLas aooas new schedules
o. I 49, v 1sa 's' commission
A1A1. 81 & sAlisuassioh, ana Would WITH
-. - 49, sAstslss y ana the 1ed'
- 800 = sou1u pro eF' AMY De In
\ Z. = suln 1s a1ssS unsii their
- = eils Eau psen esIao-
s. -, q II So soti1
- Z - -. 800 : 5000 0eai OF
= s..ss sAasss atloa1 1he ar
- 1sstSA1 " Al IreignS rates
: -, q ls'1aaselon OF tar
- !. - = = aIlasaasssn IN os .
q 800 r a.o "a MADE no study
= - : $500 AaSsW al11ss or moth
leg SlUWG 14- EFaG 40 NOT care bnvDr5S
- usss.l g aeEaleFe some polit-
- OE % cast rsdeeSlons
= 49, l7sEs0hs Wao persist N the ex-
: - oE common sense IN dealing
VIE "a EaailFos ds. as N dealing with
s'Sals.F ska1Es In the hrst place
ne gTesaI snare OF the traffic in this
ls interstate. and with rates up
Ssn interstate e shipments the author
illes of the state have nothing TO do
sAan Ecoalm not interfere with them
! e 2 Stfley would. The freight business
" Inns sraIe that is tntersfate-en-
firely within the state-is OF two
principal elasses-----the shipment of
foods from state distributing depots
TO other points in the state, known
as the Jobbing business and the
shipment OF fuel from points in the
state to other points in the state.
The lobbing rates have been taken
mn and an agreement has been made
TO read inst them IN a way that meets
with the satisfaction OF the jobbers
sand that Will enable them to Increase
Their business The maximum coal
rates are fixed by LAW. not general.
bu1 IN exact terms. So that no
ssa1la mission q has authority to do 9th
ser than enforce the rates as laid
down BY the legislature. or fail TO
do 50 because the courts interfere.
steps viii be taken to enforce the
tcssal rates. Litigation IN these mat
tiers is expensive and to carry the
Csc through the courts viii take con.
siderable time, energy and money.
Toe rate litigation had by the state
sEsn OF twelve years ago, cost some
"a eos q or 81. coo and resulted in
a permanent Injunction by the fed
/ ssrsai courts, after . number OF months
of testimony, argument and Legal
ksa1fle 90 that TO make and enforce
srzEfes IS not altogether q matter Of
szsiag this shall be and that shall
moi And The glib takers and
- eaieasnt thinkers who have been
s''Rasns about horizontal redae
lions q al rates could delfyel
oshing e they were in position 10
fnere i No question but there
aaasE 1e some definite policy settled
pon 81 ne government IN this mat mat
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al,e aisnlartk Grihu,,e.
nv. aY n. 4. jewell.
THE Daley TRIBUNE.

1fEaa, & x
Published every morning except Monday,
Bisrnarck, North Dakota, IS delivered by
.sxrraer TO all parts of the city at 10 cents per
sscush, or S4.sa per year. IL sent by mail
$hros,gh the post once, S4 per rear. The
+ aslly sent 10 any address catsi6s OF Bismarck
a the United States or Canada, postage pre-
gssd, 50 per year, 81 fcr SIX months; 81 for
ehyee months. 5.yS&
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE. -,
Published every Friday twelve and sixteen
Bzsess containing summary of the news of
ssee wsek--aocal and forsign-rartieala asten-
aiaa being paid to state news Sent 10 any
ZddTrss. postage paid. for 81 for one wears so
cents for SIX nonthss IS cents for ttree
@aaatks. ~
The Bismarck Tribune Is the oldest news
xssPeT IN the state-Weskiy established Iune
Al. ISIS: Daily established in 1851. 1t has
a wsds circulation and IS desirable advertis-
Tzg gnediuzn- Being published at the capital
of the state i makes . feature of state news,
ct ssmlofhcisl character. and Is therefore
Yarticulzriy interesting to all who desire TO
Keep the run of state political, social
ind business. @ Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14

Dickinson, n. D.
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THE RANcHER,s PRAYER.


I wander'd into a ranch house
One cold and stormy day,
And found a number gather'd
To talk awhile and pray.
For it was a Sunday evening
And strange as il may seem,
The wild and woody rancher
Oft says prayer. ween.
The man who did the talking
Was old, and slightly bent,
His face was scanned and hardn'd
Like a rock by lightning rent.
He stood up by a window,
And his garb was new TO me,
1t was wooden shirt and overalls.
spurred boot and chaps YOU see.
His eye was like an eagles,
And his legs were little bow d.
But the prayer 1 give as follows,
Was to me the saddest of odes.
20 Lord, we've come together
To ask you to care for us,
Cause it seems like Providence some
how's
Going to make us bite the dust.
We've weahter'd many a winter,
And rustled along with the drouth.
But the Landmarks got among us,
And he's got us going south.
He's settled lot OF newcomers
Right down in our very midst.
The hay, range and water gone to
the duee
Makes be see thru kind OF a mist.
We don't want to seem complaining,
But the war cry seems to be,
'Hooray for the good of the former,'
Let the Ranchers hike out you see.
We don't want to be whole hog, Lord,
We just want chance to get out
And look up some new location
Since the farmers have put us to
rout.
We want to hang onto our cattle,
Cause its all that we know how to
do. S
We warnt raise MP to plant pump
kins, by gum,
But they don't give us time to say,
boo.
They've dog'd our long horned rang
ers,
Till they haven't any tails,
Fired buckshot at our horses.
Till they look like bunch of rails.
The farmer is all right, Lord, we
know,
But we sorter can't hitch with him,
So We're goin' to hike out for the
Bad Lands,
Where the pine trees grow so slim.
And. Lord. when ron have the grand
roundup
Please set OF place all alone,
That the rancher can have To his
lonesome,
4 dear little spot to call home.
Dear Father, don't think I'm com
pIainin',
We want TO stand hardship like men,
But in the hereafter. dear Father.
From nlossbaeks deliver us-Amen.
Lydia B. Townsend.
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son,an,s Revenge.

81 essss S 5ssae. caa-.idate fer rreieet
ticss 70 the council from the Fourth
war; was defeated yesterday by
James Eraton, Democrat BuDton's
vtctcry ws saTeelF due to the efforts
OF Mrs Riahari spicker. who rallied
her frien6s and worked all day for
the Be-ll L cendidate. About a
year e'7sa re ald killed MIS-.
SnicGer's $50 ssse remembered.
The weird IS s.ar1,-llg about seventy
Republican
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14

Don't miss the AIandan street carni-i
val this week There VIII be fun and
innocent hilarity for old and young.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14
Private Halfway l.Ens

Between S.. Petersburg and T-sarz.
koe-seio there Is . special railway iine
with 3 private station at each and
soF the exclusive nse of the trnuarsaI
family EVER yard Of II Is constantly
guarded and the czsr himself ostsn
drives THE locomotive. Of course, uy.der
fhs saperintendencs OK the drsyes
proper 4
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Disproportionate.

See here. z cried the cat, ARE You
really determined to drown me?"
Il am" replied the man. you
killed our canary, and believe In "a
life for life.' IA
But you're bent upon taking nine
lives for q life
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14

attorneys. Hon. andrew Miller repre-
senting the plaintiff. while Hon. T.
r. MockIer appeared for the defend
ant. After the paintif submitted
his case. the defendant moved for a
directed verdict and the motion was
granted, the verdict finding for the
defendant ON all issues.
As this finished up the term, court
was adjourned without date. Ed
dingaeld, who had been convicted of
shooting with intent to iniure, was.
upon motion of the states attorney.
let on with q six months sentence
in the county JAIL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-22

State Of North Dakota. deceased has been rem.
dered to and filed in this court. that. the said
account is one for final settlement Of said es-
tate, and said state is ready for distribution.
that Monday, the seventh day of October: A. D.
1907 ut one O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day at the court rooms of this court in the
Court House in the City Of Minot, County of
Ward and State of North Dakota, has been
duly appointed by this court for the settlement
thereof. and for the distribution of said estate.
at which time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file his excep-
lions, in writing, to said report and accounting
or any part thereof and contest the same
And you, the above named respondents and
eacl. Of you, are hereby cited and required then
and there to be and appear before this court
and show cause. if any you have, why said &C.
count shall not be allowed.
Dated the 18th day OF August, A. D. 1907.
By the Court:
m Davis.
Judge of the County Court
Let service of the above citation be made by
publication thereof for a period of four weeks
in the Ward County Independent published at
Minot, N. ID. S-l5-9-l9
G., Aurland ATTY MinOt, N. D..
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THE MORE YOU SMOKE
THE MORE WE MAKE

A fellow who had been released
from the jamestown asylum
last week and landed in Minot in
sisted that Supt. Warren should
find him a wife among the school
marms who were in session in
this city.
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DR.. Thorson of Benson, Mimi. !,
a partner Of DR.. Thor Mceller,
arrived and will make Minot his
future home.
White Bros. are building four
neat cottages north Of their ice
cream factory, all Of which have
been rented for a good figure.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-22

For SALE-Two Scotch col lie pups,
thoroughbred, eligible to regi-ter; sable
and whit inquire of f. E. Miller, the
dajryman, Mipot, N D. S.22-9-12
LosT-One Chestnut sorrel BIoncho,
branded q with a bar in the center;
weight 75O about 6 years old; and one
buckslin sucking colt. ADDRESS or return
to G. J. Rounds, the blacksmith folly,
ND. 1928 29pd
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-22

Piles get quick and certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment. Its
action is positive and certain. Itching,
painful, protruding or blind piles dis
appear like magic by its use. Large
nickel capped glass jars 80 cents. Sold
by A. P. SLoCUM.
Money to loan on Facms.-Try
Grant S, YOumans. 2-21tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-22

Fer Fire Tornado, Accident. Health ,
Plate Glass, Burglary, Steam Boiler,
ST EMPLOYERS Liability Insurance, or
bonds Of any and all kinds, go to Mont
gomery &c Companys Insurance agency.
Office w,sh the Renwald Land Agency.
5-16tf
For swell wedding stationery,
sall at the Independent Office.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-22

T. f. kenwald, the land man.
spent several days last week in
the vicinity Of Plaza and Ryder.
He sold one OF his own farms
near Plaza to an Iowa buyer.
Mr.. Renwald speaks we'll OF the
crops in the southern part OF the
county.
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Not Coal Land
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department o. the Interior, Land Office at
Minot. N D., July a. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Webster E. Bun
tain OF Minot, n. D., has fled notice of his in
tenti,sl to make final computation proof in
support of his claim viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1885,, made July 9th, 1905 for the swA Sec
ton q, Township 1856 n, Range 50 w.. and that
said proof will be made before Reglster and
Oct. Is. 1907.
He names the fc flowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon. and cultivation
Of the land, viz: A. Gabriel, j. W. Boulge-,
Geo. Lngofelt A. Monesmith all of Minot. N. D.
l., d. MCGAAAN
S1he.l9 Register.
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See this paper next
week for bargains at the
Golden Rules r ourthAn
niversary sale, Aug. 20,
80 and 81.
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THE MORE. you SMOKE
THE MORE YOU WANT
Profits on Money.

People who invested m Ware county
land three years ago have dpubied their
money Money invested now IN same
lana viii make lOV per cent in two years
with no chance OF loss. We have
large list OF snaps. Cab and see them.
Il. W. Land Co, Biaksy Bldg. 8-35 S-22
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Schwartz, the wall paper man,
has lust received a fine lot Of
brand new wall papers, al de-
signs, many Of which are urigi-
nal. You are invited to call and
Ms pect he lire. II
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LosT-A Black and White spotted
Pointer: answers to the name of Char
lie. Reward. Emil Sch are, Burling-
ton, N. D. r No. 2tf.
John Reed is building fine
new residence on his farm north
of the CITY.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-22

Smallwood received his prem
iums this morning and wants
YOU to call and let him explain
how he can give yon two dollars
worth for one dollar. The pro-
position is on the square and no
,tiistake.
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Farmers:

Why not keep your farms insured
against TIRE anu tornado in the best com.
paniesf Montgomery Il Compa. y, Office
IN Renwald Land Agency, Mino'.