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NORTHEAST

LADDON FHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER, y. Cap and II sts ne.
MeCHESNE,Y q JOACHIM. cor ID and Z sts-
ARAUS' PHARMACY. 9th and X SITS
deSAEsNEI < JOACHIM. sth and r SITS ne.
BENZ Z. LANHAh nah and E Cap st
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D3ESSMAKERS and apprentice girIv I,fsb-
ING nrsI-class positions, call at the New
ORR academy OF DressCuttlng and Design
ing. 1920 St 5s5+
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FOR SALE-Lunch room doing EOod b1lg.-
ness. cheap rent hae location reason fo-
selling. illness: established over z ysarE
BOX 3. Washington Tines 1yI-I4s
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FURNITURE.

BEST PRICES for secondhand furniture:
postal or phone Will bring US. We sell new
furniture at factory prices Phone NJ 30S-Y
CAMMACK BROS, e2I-s27 Mass. ave
my22-fr, Su, tu-S0t
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THIS IS vacation time. Take bottle OF our
best vhislley with you. Monogram Whiskey
special. $l.00 ct You may need L. VIM
HEL-lCS, 1918 18th NV jei6-tu.f su-9t
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SOUTHEAST

a. Z POWELL. 4th and East Capitol s,s
ROACH DRUG CO, Sth and q SITS. 50.
a. y. BURROWS. 11th and Pa. ave-
+ 2 WELLER. cor. Sth and [
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Advertisements will be accepted

at any of the following branch
offices at regular Office rates. Ii 1t
is incOnVenient TO leave advertise
ments at either branch Office or
The Times Business Office, they
may be telephOned direct to The
Times (Maia $500, and a messen-
ger will call to collect without adj
ditiOnal charge TO the advertiser.
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TO THE LADIES.

GET IT DONE RIGHT Your clothes dyed
or cleaned 10 your utmost satisfaction.
J. F. HUH S3t i0th 81, ne.r branch si5
pennsylvania ave. sc. Phone N'3-h
lyl0-f. M w-90t
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroa aad
Jefferson SITS
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
II ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms. Rooms and BOard--One
cent a word-Minimum space is words.
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
cellaneous, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Round, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets. etc.-15 cents a line; 2
times consecutively. I215 cents line;
3 times consecuively, 10 cents line
minimum charge As cents.
All other classifications-15 cents a
line, times consecutiveIy, 121z cents
line; times consecuuvely, 10 cents
line. Minimum charge so cents.
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SOUTHWEST

v HUGO EISENBEISS. 9Th and G streets.
MCDONALD, J. w, "a and L sw
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ICE CREAM.

FINEST ice cream, candies. and chocolate
5onbOns; fresh every day. Phone your or
de7s: prompt delivery Bakery and coufec
tionery. GEO. FINK, 1237 9Th st. NV
ie24-wes fri, su-S0t
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FOR 90 DAYS our 81 portraits vii 10 re-
ouced 70 s.. including one OF our beautiful
tinted Portraits graduates and brides = sDs-
elAlty. PAINE STUDIO. ~ r nv
ap2s-s0t
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. BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON q NELSON.
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GEORGETOWN.
F P WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 II st NV
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MODELS OF attractive face and ngurs viii
De paid for the services work not din
cult Apply az III e 81. NV. care Of Bells
studio Inys-Sgt
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GREATER WASH. TAILORING CO. We
dye, clean, repair garments: reasonable prices;
mems suits sponged, pressed Z5c- sly 10Th.
1913 l. NV. Phone y .4393-M.
apzT-uo, we. fr-sot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SIAN-ReIiable colorsd man wants place In
hotel sculion. 725 Dist st. NV 1t
BUTLER-PIace oS cutler, day or night
beIlman- Z3S Al ST W. jy9-2t
COACHSIAN-Place as coachman or take
charge Of stable by white man, references.
as 5Jh 81. NV. jys-3t
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10 dozen fine white lawn embroidered trim
med; open frGsft and back; long and short
sleeves Reduced 20 $50 iyl0-I
SILK AND PANAMA SKIRTS, white linen
skirts. extra sizes In gauze vests. silk Isle
stockings 25c. marvin collars 3 FOR Jec
lingerie at p price. with every purchase 81
81 You get a chance on an embroidered Ger E
terplece r. l. HANLON 800 y Y. ave.
ny27-vv- Z su-gJt
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SALOON prominent Avenue location sacrl-
nee at $500; act at once. DCGAN, sI7 Lo1is-
lana ave. NV. 5yI5-5t
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PRIVATE STORAGE.

EXCEPTIONAL facilities for storage OF
household effects; large. safe rooms under
our LSrsonal supervision; special rates FOR
summer storing F-AWCETT & VANDUREN
SO 18th st 5eIs-e0E-g5t
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MILLINERY. styIshly done il ali branches.
remCdeI-1g. specially straw hats ana teaJa-
erB dyed. cleaned. and remaGs. reasonable
prices FOERTSCHE' :. removed 70 w Ilth.
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LET NE DO your wall papsrIng. painting,
repairing; DROP pOstal cal Tor my SAMPLES
my prices and work VII suit you J
OURIsMAN. 20 II NV. jew. II. Su-9Ot
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON CAMP. Modern Wo0dnen q
America. No lls64, Van W Roberds. s35 18TH
ST. ne. clerk meets Thursday evenings at
typographical Temple, 425 c 81 Nv.
r1y24-eot
SALVATION ARMY HALL. $50 Pennsylvania
ave NV. meetings every night and all day
sunday Adjutaut and Mrs. Wisenaau.
Everyb ody welcome 5e27-sot
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L cARNE & Co. 7Os King 81.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. a. SONNEMAN
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FOR RENT-Space IA cabin Of fe-ryboa-
'LackaWanua-+ suitable for lunch counter
sale u cigars, etc For particulars apply
Saturday between 70 and y O'Clock 70 y. j.
CALLAHAN. Assistant General Manager.
I'm 81. wharf IL
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sUsINEss oPPoRruHIT1Rs

FOR sALE-At sacrifice. upholsts-ing ana
repairing business For particulars apply
after 3. ~, 1876 g ne jy10-5r
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

IAN TO work on a farm: must understand
irming; SO per month; house rent freei fuel
.ddress P. g. SAUER, Beltsville, Nd. jys-2t
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEED

DEAL. AT CHURCH'S Feed store. $50 ~ 81
sw., and you can be positive OF full weight
and guaranteed quality; lime, ipg muzzles;
stable suudries- Phone NJ a.
iy3-f Sa tu-g0t
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REGISTERED drug clerk; must be sober. IN
dustriOus. and experienced. married man pre-
ferred; good salary. Address GOX 81, Times
office. iy9-3t
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OUR sPECLALTY-A sepi2 porcelain NINA
ture; oval: 2lzx3 inches. copied from anT
photograph for STA, BOYCE STUDIO. I5.5 3.
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Zoe sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

INDEPENDENT suburban bakery route.
laying from So 10 $50 week. for sale
SLeAR - quick buyer. Address MRS r. ~.
-1--e-l IA, ~. RAINIER II. o. Jyl9-3t
FoR sALE-ThIrty-foo se1nl-speed laqncA,
1S-aorsepoWer engine; cheap HENRY kEI-
DEL q co. baltimore, nd Jy3-3r
FOR sALE-Nah upright used months.
800; hear our new HeIbig player piano with
music rolls. scarf and bench $500. HEL.BIl
Eros, i742 7th ST. je20-50t
9TH NV. 15l0-Tvo rooms FOR housekeeping.
o--s l1In-snedi gentlemen: SIS 5ys-3t
SHOWCASE; outside: metal base: French
Riate gas Apply 12If r ST nv j. j.
---------- : * SO-N. Jyy-I
FOR SALE-4z-foot run cabin launch. finely
i = 5,e and furnished, HENRY EEIDEL
q -, BaiumOre. Nd Jy9-5t
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO siraog- nev-- GOOD
make. fully warranted. SIS, can De bought
On monthly payments OF s.. FREDERICK
MUSIC Co. 1873 81. jys-tf
TWO FRESH COWS cheap; one jersey. one
-1--------2- AgD-y 80 ! 81 nv yys-.-
100 GOOD whole bricks: s. per thousand:
Aassachusetts ave. ne. jy6-st
UPRIGHT PIANOs-chickerInr. Hardnan
y -scHeF, Weber. Nose, KurJzman. Price &
IeepIe and other celebrated makes, all used
Instruments but as good as new. are priced
from $50 upwards and sold on very easy
+ ST. iys-tf
CASCADE WHIsKEE. & fuu at. NJ Yer
non. years Old 81 per bottle. all cocktails.
&c per bottle ECsHS. Iug-Iz Z st. nv.
Phone Main sZsl. 5yl-w.f.m-sst
FOR sALE-Oak ofice partition. r0n-toD
desk bargain Opportunity. BOX 90. Times
Office jys-st
FOR sALE-Flne CHARTERED oak rout0p
DESK also bookcases. cheap lSZD g St NV.
ALL MATERIALS In two brick houses, g
and sts- se-. wreckI-l- 20 begin Saturday
morning. July T. for sale. apply on premises
OF AT o.nce OF T. EDW- CLARK. builders
supplies, headquarters Tor secondhand build
ing material 1900 New Jersey ave NV
jezs-a1r
FC2 SALE-Gr0cery. cash sales 500 a week.
AF9ly u Il. GAMEHMAS. $50 u 81. nv
FOR SALE-Au pianos IN stock are o1ered
now a. sumner prices ana all new pianos
and p.ayer-plan0s at 80 discount here
are some o. the bargains StleI, $40 kna5e
Bros. S15gs Christie. $50. Slien. $50: Clinton.
&l5G- Ceclllau Player. 500. ana many others
Easy payments o. =. DsACLL 4 Co, 1Z1I
@ ST nv Jys-U
RIGERATOES. gas ranges. gasolene.
oil stoves window screens. screen u0Jrsi
roof painting stove repairing Specially, gut
tering, spoutlEg- Phone n -s4-- COGSWEL-L4
6l5 "a sT- myZS-s0t
SEWING MACHINES. s. up. graphophones.
s. up; al the latest records repairing II ali
its branchez. your credit is good h r
GIVEN. o. Pennsylvanla ave Sc myl-s0t
GOOD quality Opaque shades Sc best quality
oil Opaque shades 69cs hung free viii call
with samples ELEEBLATTS 18th and II
sts- ne. oclI-u
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FOUND.

LACEY's ICE CREAM
Is good enough for the queen; 7Oc and a0c pc
gallon: Nea politan. s1-25- Established 1921
1e4-tf 6O7 NEW YORK AVE
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MEN 10 get best hair cut In the city. l5c;
boys hair cut. 1oc: shave w.rn neck shave.
leS; razors honsd 15c: twr SC frst-class
white barbersi close ?. r. eIz Z St NV
je2-90t
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FRS -CL@ASS grocery. meat and provision
business Al slcrihce; must sell This nu0uta.
Investigate this. si L St NV syl0-Igt
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ELECTRICIAN AND LoCKSMITH.

ELECTRICIAN and Iocksnith- electric bells
locks. keys. baby carriages. and UMBRELLA
rePa-reci work called FOR and delivered =
sPIGEL l. CO.. 1854 ia NV. Phone y. Isr.-IT
rnyiI-ssu. u er-9ot
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LAUNDRY WORK 10 do by day or take
home. Apply 212f 25th st. NV. 1t
POSITION as cook and general housework.
205l L NV Il
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEkEEPER-B young widow, position
as housekeepcr FOR WirJWer or bachelor.
best references. BOX &c, Times Office.
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HELP wANTED-Male and FemaiL

AGENTS wanted; ladies or gentlemen; good !
pay. 2l2 eth st. sw jyiO-4t
STENOGRAPHERS are always IN demand !
We can prepare you for q position In 80
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Col /
oradO Building. open day anC hight myl6-tf
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COMMISSIONERS ACCOM-
PLiSH MUCH

Many G. N. Stations Reopened at Mi
not's Meeting. Atty. Gen. Mccue
Was Here. Does Good Work.
The railroad commission, which was
in session in Minot for several days
this week, concluded it's labors We'd
nesday. The commission held meet
ings at Darlington, Fargo and Grand
Forks besides Minot. Attorney Cen
eral McCue was present at every
meeting, and he informs the Indepen-
dent that more real good was accom-
plished at the Minot meeting than at
any Of the other ones.
AS is well known, the Great Nor
thern recently made a sweeping clos
ure of the smaller stations along the
line in North Dakota and Minnesota
to cut down expenses. That company
ordered the following stations in North
Dakota closed: Harwood, Kelso, Man
fell, Auburn, Backoo, Bartlett, Nc
Gamma, Orr, Union, Esby, Dresden,
Clyde, Surrey, Maza, Perth and Wo-
burn. The company had already clos
ed the station at Landa. There 10 a
section on our statutes which provides
for the keeping open OF all stations
which show an annual total Of out
going receipts Of $751; and incoming
receipts OF $1,000.
The commission ordered the Landa
station reopened ct once.
The Surrey station showed Dofo
ltAaa sa0uuA insooiae ffGlaAk ~ ~
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An Interesting Letter

Roy Sims, Willow City lad, writes
an interesting letter to MS father, he
Willow City postmaster, concerning
his trip with Admiral Evans and the
sixteen battleships. The letter is as
follows:
I'VE arrived here February 20 and
expect to leave the 29th.
When we left Rio de Janeiro the
governor received the feet, and as
each ship passed his yacht a salute
of twenty-one guns was fired from
each ship. We stopped five days in
Putna Arenas, Chile. We passed in
review at Valparaiso, Chile, and as
each ship passed the governors yacht
a salute of twenty-one guns was fired.
never saw SO many people in one
place as there were along the shore
when we came in sight of the city. I
didn't think that there were that
many people in South America.
The governor gave a bull-fght for
the benefit of the men and officers of
the fleet. 1t took place at Lima, the
capital Of Peru. Two thousand men
and 600 officers were invited and it
was my good fortune to be one of the
lucky ones who went. A train was
waiting at the dock when we arrived
and took us to Lima. At the station
We We're met by band of forty
pieces. We marched from the station
TO the arena where the fight took
place. Two men were killed and one
wounded, and the prettiest little iron
grey horse that ! believe ever saw,
was killed during the fight. I don't
thihk mat care to see any more
such sport for while. One Of the
men was thrown about fifteen feet in
tie air and landed on the 'critter's'
norm and it went through his body"
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Mohall, N. D., March -, 1908,
To the Republican voters Of Ward
County, North Dakota
l hereby announce myself candidate
for the Republican nomination for the
office Of Auditor Of Ward county. and
respectfully solicit the votes Of the elect
ors Of said county at the primary cleo
ton to be held on June Gath, 1908.
S. HI. Elliott,
Mohall, N. D.
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Agricultural Notes.
y az G. Marks Of Sherwood,

by u. ". MATHS Oh oHeTWOOu, N. ~
Now is the time to get ready for
spring work. Get your grain cleaned
and your machinery over hauled. We
must get into the fields soon and there
( is nothing to hinder us this year from
being ready, no snow to shovel to find
our drags and drills. Then there re
the horses and harnesses; see that
they are in condition for work when
needed.
Now comes seeding. Good blowing
and lots Of dragging before and after
seeding is the secret of raising sood
crops. 1t packs the ground and makes
a good seed bed to get the land good
and smooth first. You can get your
grain into the ground even and it will
come up at the time. The grain comes
up earlier, too, as whole and this
is desirable because it covers and
shades the ground and keeps the mois-
ture in it. The quicker we can get
the grain up and the ground covered
the more the moisture that will be
retained to be taken up by the roots
of the growing crop.
We are apt to run over our land
trying to put in more crop than
we can do we'll. But we have got to
cultivate the land in order to get the
best results. My experience in raising
grain is that the land should not be
cheated Put on plenty of seed. We
are too apt to not get enough seed on
the land, especially on new ground
My theory is that the newer the land
the more seed is needed. Why? Be
cause if you SOW the same amount on
new land as on old you will find you
get too much straw; it grows too rank.
OF course the heads may be long but
with strong seeding you will get less
straw while there will be more and
better filled heads. The thicker you
get your wheat the less it will stool
and the evener the crop will grow.
1t will also ripen more even. Last
year I sowed / IA bushels to the acre
on new ground and had lots of straw;
I am confident that if I had put on
I IL bushels should nave had smaller
straw and more wheat.
With reference to the depth that
grain should be put into the ground
my experience is that the deeper it
Is seeded the better it comes up. (
Don't seed too early. Better put
extra work on the land. Give it time
% warm up little. BY so doing your
wheat will come up quicker and will 4
get start of the weeds. Where the
Iced lays in the ground too long the
weeds usually get good start Weeds c
Vait for nothing and thrive under any $
condition. t
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enough outgoing freight. yet the aver
age was good and 1t was recommend.
ed by the commission that this sta
ton be re-opsned, and this was done
this morning.
Epping does not come within the
amount provided by the statutes, but
an effort is being made to open this
station. Is
The following stations which had
been closed, have been re-opened by
the company: Backo, Bartlett, Nc
Gamma Orr, Esby, Dresden, Clyde,
Maza and Perth.
Attorney General McCue is always
ready to help the people Of the state
and he certainly did some good work
in getting so many stations re-opened.
$3.50 cabinet photographs at $500 at
the Optic Photograph gallery. 4-3O
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Announcement.

Announcement.
To the Republican Electors of the
State Of North Dakota:
l hereby announce myself candi
date for the Republican nomination
for Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton, subject to the primaries to be
held on June oath, 1908.
l am a graduate of Kimball Union
k.ademy, class 'S5; Dartmouth Col
,cge, class 'S9; the '5any Law School,
ass 81 and had course in YER
mt normal school.
have taught rural schools; every
grade from the first to the twelfth in
graded systems, and have had nearly
twelve years experience as Superin-
tendent of city schools; four years in
Fargo, N. D., three and half here in
Wahpeton, and the remainder in the
east.
If nominated and elected 1 shall re-
side in Bismarck and snail administer
the Office for the greater good Of the
educational system of the state from
the bottom to the top without inter-
mixing politics.
Very truly,
Fred E. Smith,
Supt. City Schools, Wahpeton, N. D.
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OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that Ger.
tain mortgage execute and delivered
10y ROLAND J. Purdy and May Purdy, his
wife, mortgagors, to Nettie Greisher,
MORTGAGE, dated the first day of De.
cember, 1906, and filed for record in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
tine county of Ward and state of North
Dakota on the 18th day of December,
1906, and recorded in book 80 of mort
cages at page 597 and assigned by
said mortgage to the undersigned
John w. Maher, which assignment has
been duly recorded, will be foreclos-
ed by a sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door Of the court house
in the city of Minot in the county of
Ward and state of North Dakota at
the hour of nine o'clock a. M, on the
18th day Of May, 1908, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the day Of sale. The premises de-
scribed in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
described as follows: Those certain
premises situated in the county of
Ward state of North Dakota and
known and described as the southeast
quarter (SE1-4) of section nineteen
Q9) in township one hundred fifty
nine (159) north in range eighty-four
(84) west together with the heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
1t having been stipulated in said
mortgage that If default should be
made in the payment Of any part Of
the principal or interest when due,
then the mortgage or her assigns
might declare the whole principal sum
due and payable and the mortgage
foreclosed at once and default having
been made in the payment of interest,
which fell due on said mortgage on
December I, 1907. the undersigned has
elected to declare the whole amount
secured by said mortgage due and
there will hereafter be due on
such mortgage at the date Of sale the
sum Of $133S.67, besides the costs and
expense of sale, and the attorneys fees
allowed by law.
Dated March 31st, 1908.
John w. Maher,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Burke & Middaugh, Attorneys for AS
signee. Devils Lake, N. D. 1857
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Announcement.

Donnybrook, N. D., Mar. 16, 1908.
To the Voters Of the 44th Legislative
District
hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination to the leg
islature from the 44th legislative dis
trict subject to the primary election Of
June "a. If nominated and elected, I
will endeavor to the best Of my abil-
ity to assist in the enactment of laws
which are just.
j. C. Holbrook.
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Announcement.

To the Democratic Electors of Ward
County:
l hereby anounce my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for Audi
tor Of Ward county, and respectfully
solicit the support of the Democratic
voters at the primary election to be
held June "a, 1908.
e. w. Straley,
Des Laos, N. D.
March 80, 1908.
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ANNOYING EMENr
For ReaIeter of peada

hereby announce myself for nomi-
nation to the office Of Register Of
Deeds of Ward County on the Repub-
lican ticket and earnestly solicit the
support of the electors at the primary
election to be held June "a, 1908. l
refer you to my past record as regis
ter of deeds of this county.
GUNDER s. REISHUS,
Minot, N. D.
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Political
Announcements
RATES-..$lO per Announcement under
20 lines until Primary Election Is held
June "a, 1908.
Announcement.

To the Voters OF Ward County:
hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination on the Republican
ticket for the office of sheriff Of Ward
county, state OF North Dakota, subject
to the decision Of the primaries of the
county at the June primaries.
Ernestly soliciting your support,
am Yours respectfully,
S. A. Sorenson, Sherwood. N. D..
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April 6, 1908.
Announcement.

Bowbells, N. D., April 4, 1908.
To the Republican Electors of Ward
County:
l hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Regis
ter of Deeds of Ward County and
respectfully solicit your support at the
primary election to be held June "a,
1908.
Ralph Abbott
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ANNOUNCEMENT

For Commissioner First District.
l hereby announce myself a candi.
date for commissioner of the Firsl
District, Ward county, on the Republi-
can ticket. subject, to the primary cleo
ton to be held June "a. 1908, and am
willing to stand upon my past record
as a commissioner. respectfully
solicit the support of the electors of
said district.
R. H. EMERSON,
Minot, N, D.
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Announcement.

Announcement.
hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for state
attorney of Ward county subject to
the June "a primary election. I solicit
the support of the Republican electors
of said county. l have held this Office
for the past four years, and believe
that my record entities me to re-
election.
Geo. A. MCGEE,
Mnot, N. D.
Anril 1QOe
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-09
WILLIAM BLACK,
Chilcot, Ward Co. N. d.
Announcement,

Minot, N. D., Mar. IL, 1908.
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for the Office of Clerk Of District court
OF Ward County. and respectfully
solicit the votes of the electors Of
said county at the primary election to
be held June "a, 1908. II nominated, I
pledge myself to conduct the affairs
Of the Office in as economical and ca
pable manner as possible.
KNUTE T. HAGEN,
Minot, N. D.