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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22
McLACHLAN TICKETS
CARRY IN THE COUNTY

Returns from the Republican primary cleo.
ticns In the districts outside Los Angeles ana
Pasadena to elect delegates to the Long Beacn
convention for the Seventh congressional dis
trict, August Is. show that 124o votes were
cast.
McIachlan ticket was elected at eacn
place There was an opposition ticket al
Long Beach, but It was beaten.
The delegates elected were:
Sixty-seventh district-Wilmot Parcher f. ?.
Rose. E. A. Fisher. c. II. Clark and q o.
Newquist
sixty-eighth--J. A. Dole, ]. L. Means, Daniel
Iurkee, w. w. Heth, james Cleminson, +. NJ.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22
DESPONDENCY RESULTS IN
CONTRACTOR ENDING LIFE
Business ReVerses anS Separation
from Wife Cause Once Successful
Man to Take Cyanide of
Potassium

Despondent over domestic and bust
ness affairs, Chauncey McCombs, a
cement contractor. Monday took cy-
anide of potassium at his mothers
home, 1902 West Thirty-sixth street.
He died about an hour after he swal-
lowed the poison.
Coroner Hartwell yesterday returned
a verdict of suicide on testimony given
by the dead mans brother.
McCombs was at one time very sue
cessful contractor but of recent years
has not done we'll. This and a separa-
ton from his wife led him to take his
life. The body is at w. II. Sutch' s
morgue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22
FORM DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
BRANCH IN NINTH WARE

Voters will form a Democratic league
organization in the Ninth ward tonight
at 2014 East First street.
Attorney Peyton H. Moore and Presl-
dent w. A, Harris of the Third ward
league will address the assembly, which
is called by the organization committee
of the Democratic league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22
sWEDISH.AM ERIcANs
= ORGANIZE PRECINCTS

Swedish American Republicans are
organizing by precincts and expect to
open headquarters in central location.
The executive committee includes
John A. Hermanson, G. .. Bergelln'
Martin Dalton, Joseph s.. Behrman'
son, A. P. Anderson. E. Ekdall, N. Oh
son, Emil Lend and Eric Kjeligren.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22
AMERICAN CATTLE BRING
HIGH PRICES IN BELGIUM

ANTWERP, July 21.-One thousand
butchers met in congress here today to
discuss the meat situation in Belgium,
and passed resolution to the effect
that the restrictions on the importation
of American cattle were responsible for
the present high prices of meat.
They demanded that these restric-
tons be abolished. No less than 100000
head of cattle are imported into Bel
GUM every year.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19
Crawford Has Big Lead.

W. c. Crawfords election as the frs,
Judge of the tenth judicial district by an
overwhelming majority is claimed 10y the
supporters OF the popular local attorney.
The sterling attributes of character that
have won for him place in the foremost
ranks of the legal fraternity in Stark county
his home, where he enjoys the friendship
and confidence OF as many if not more,
voters than any other man in the public eve
are declared to have made an impression
in the falthermost corners of the newly
created district and to have rallied to his
support at the primaries June ~ strength
that will prove astonishing even to the
most optimistic champions of his candidacy.
Seven Of the ten counties in the Tenth
district. ii is confidently expected, will go
for Mr.. Crawford solid. These are Nc
kenzie. Dunn. Billings. Bowman, Hettinger,
Adams and Stark. During the last few
weeks he has developed surprising strength
in two others Oliver and Morton hither-
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19
Sentinel Butte.

Special Correspondents The way crops
are sprinsing up is caution to eastern
farmers.
Sunday evening the Sunday school child
rem gave a programme suitable to Child
ren's Day. As the 14th was also flag day.
a flag drill was given.
The candidates from Sentinel Butte this
year for county offices are: Joseph A.
Kitchen for superintendent of school, A.
l.. Martin for state senator and John S.
Snyder for sheriff.
We are having excellent train service
now as No. 2 stops. The county supefin-
,endent held the first election in the Lone
Tree school district Saturday afternoon.
The election was heM in the schoolhouse
at Burkey and the neighborhood that after
noon resembl ed fair ground; eighty nine
votes We're polled.
The excavation for the new church is
nearly completed.
Next Sunday church will be in the
morning at 100: Sunday school at 10: go
Joe Gamble of Yule is entertaining his
brother and mother who are OH Il visit
from Missouri. Mrs. Joe Gamble was
called TO Hebron Sunday night l,y the i'll
Ness Of her sister there She got in from,
Yule just in time to catch No. 2.
| visited Superintendent Kitchen Monday to
secure him for a Fourth OF July Address
but he had already consented to speak
nearer home.
Valley School District No. 4 is ending
the school year as the banner district in
the county. This district is one congress
sional township and has built and bonded
for two fine country schools and has five
| hundred dollars on hand after all the ex-
penses of the year are pail.
The Sentinel Butte people will celebrate
at our sister town, Beach, this Fourth
Miss Mabel Gilbert closed a term OF
school at Eaton's Friday with a program
10y the pupils.
Mr. Martin has some teams working or
the road over the dam. Sheep shearins
! is going on this week
The fine grove OF trees in MIR. Craw
lords yard is one of the town sights the
trees are a rebuke to those who sa,
forestry would not be successful in Bill
lings County.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19

towards evening a dance was gotten III
for their pleasure. Good music and live
ly spirits helped to furnish plenty OF
amusement during the evening and the
cowboys struck out the next morning on
their homeward journey. having spent
pleasant time during their stay in Medora.
Among the crew we were able to gather
the following names: !. w. Follis, fore
man, L. Tetly, Chas. Bahm Bud Devash-
er and Chas. Randall. of Nule; S. N.
Iebo. II. c. Miethe. Shy" Otto, Ed.
and Albert Gilbert, Ed. Phillips, Earl and
Roy Hartman, Frank Rigs, John Tyler,
Bill Merritield f.. Il. Crawford and
Barney Connell ranchers and cowboys IN
this vicinity; Tommy Kennedy, of Beltield;
ud I.ebo. cook. and Charlie Washburn
asst. cook. H. c. Nliethe invited Misses
Helen Barber and Ruby Shear to a four
o'clock breakfast Wednesday morning to
which the young ladies responded and
were chaperoned by Mrs. Grin Kendley.
The ladies left Hans some froliCsome
feelings which he will not soon forget by
tying his Sunday go to-meetin' coat under
the wagon and turning his saddle back
end to- and they say that when Hans
wards wondering what was the matter.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19
Land Office Methods Change

The following order, prescribing certain
changes in the method of keeping public
land records, to become effective July I,
has been received 10y the local United
States land Office from the department of
the interior:
Only one series of numbers will be
maintained at each district land Office for
all classes of entries purchases, selections,
locations, etc, of the public lands.
The initial declaration, application,
or other paper required in any entry.
purchase. selection, location, ETC.. will be
numbered at the time and in the order in
which it is presented at the district land
Office, without regard to its subsequent
allowance or rejection. All Intermediate
and final papers required to be filed or
issued in connection Herewith will be
given the same number as the initial
paper.
IAN alphabetical index of all declarants,
applicants, entrymen, purchasers, select
ors, locators. etc. will be maintained in
the General land Office.
"A uniform receipt blank will be
adopted for the use of Receivers of Pub
lie Moneys. These blanks will be seri-
ally numbered. with one series of numb
ers for all Receivers, before Coming into
their hands.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19
MedOra.

Me,lora Herald, June 18th. Master
Edwin Bell. the four year old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Gus. Bell, was ENJOYING himself
Wednesday afternoon, he having slipped
into ]. A. Ferris harnyard and rounded
ny a three weeks old calf He succeeded
some way in mounting the back of the
calf, and little later some noise was
heard and when Arnie Ferris looked through
the fence he saw the naughty little calf
scoo,lng across the barnyard and little I'D
win sitting on the ground far behind. The
cali Was again cornered and Master Ed
win helped ON, and ii is thought that after
few bumps like the iirs, one lac will make
good cow boy.
Mr. Washburn. who is being cared for at
the Swingle ranch. has been so much worse
OF late that DR. M,,seus WAS called Sunday
to atttn. him.
On "Wednesday party consisting of
Mes lan+s Grin Nendley and ~ ID. Nichols,
and Misses I,orrna King. Florence Will
Jams and Gertrude ken.|ley. started out on
a sigh, seeing expedition, taking in the burn
ing mines and other interesting places.
Henry Will was also in the crowd and
acted as chaperon' and brought them back
to Me.l,ra in the evening.
The hearing in the case OF State OF
North Dakota VS.. Chas. \. oparlund was
held at the court house Monday afternoon
before Justice Nichols Witnesses for the
state and defense were examined Mr.
Spallund was held to the district court and
gave a bail bond in the sum of $3.50 / {.
Masnussen and Walter Glass being Sc
curities. States Attorney keohau- prose
cuted and Attorney II. T.. lIanrv of Bel
field defended the case
The Little Missouri Pool klnun&-ul
struck Medora Tuesday morning, this be
ing the point where they were tn cross the
river and wend their way back on this
side Of the little Missouri to- the starting
place at lule. They picked up quite {;
bunch of stock belonging to the members
of the dup. They had their horses
which consisted of about IS head swim, the
river close To the railroad bridge while
the cattle or,|cd the stream about twc
miles south Of here near the VIM. kozelle
ranch. The boys spent the day here and
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19

to regardedas doubtful. The remaining
county Alorton-the home Of his only
rival for the bench, w. B. Shaw, of Man
dan. is by no means regarded as utterly lost
On the contrary the Crawford supporters
in Mandan offer even money that the Dick
inson attorney will beat out Shaw in his
home town. They claim the western part Of
the county and concede. with reservations.
the eastern end to Shaw. Dickinson Post.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19
No Trespassing.

We will prosecute to the full extent of
the law anyone running stock, grazing or
cutting grass on sections FL and 49, town
ship 1877, range Io5. Billings county,
North Dakota.
Dated June Sth, 1905.
Signed: NJ ]. SusA,
GEO. r. SyGuIiA.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19
A New Land District.

new land district was formed by
congress just before the ADJOURNMENT
which will embrace the north part of Butte
county. S. d.. and Bowman and Adams
counties and part of the Standing Rock
reservation in North Dakota. The land
Office will be located at Lennon. S. ID.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-19

The Chronicle has blanks to make APP
plication for final proof. If you are in
tending to prove up call and get one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
NEWS OF RECORD

The Judge of Probate yesterday is- sued a marriage license to J: F. Nose ley and Miss Lila Barfielu.
 The following deeds were recorded yesterday:
 The Southern Land Company to John J. smith two lots; consideration si00.
 Oscar Johnson and wife to B. P. Johnson 1 lot: consideration $500.
 Charlie ". Collier and wife to W. A. Haynes, one lot; consideration s3e0.
 Willie Harris to Charles ". Collier, one lot; consideration $f00.
 Prince S. Williams yesterday con veyed to his five children a piece of property: there was no consideration. s L. ". T. Robertson to L. H. Mccain, a tract of. land in the western portion of the city; consideration $500. &
 The Court of Equity of the County yesterday for the consideration of SELLS paid to ]. ". AbefcromDie by William Crawford. conveyed the title Of a lot on Ripley street to Crawford.
 Zaclk Roquemore and Matte Craw ford for the consideration of $500 paid to them by Annie A. Roquemore t-7th interest in the estate of the late J. D. Roquenaore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
IN MARYS REIGN
By BARONESS ORczY
HMnnnamRn@nnnnaNWSm WSmBmh@FmRnmnnmmnmn

thiniy- yelled. coarse jest and an im- pudent laugh.
 But his Fanny that white-clad poetic embodiment of his most exaited dreamsi those guiieless blue eyes--or were they bleck----that chiid-liks little head so itly crowned with gold.
 Nol no! that was his "Fannysl not now was upbraidins for inmodest con.
 Now she was speaking. .stanrner ing denying nothing. Where wat that Ursula Giynde? !. the other wo. man she who was false and wanton -.. Fanny pure and sweet and giriish
 ursuls alone was to biamei wher'
 ''fIss th. Marqui. de suare. <, It was her voices Why did she name that man?
 She knew him, thenr. had met hin, at East Molesey Fair. she did not deny It.. she only asked if he had dared. whilst the Spaniard had said with a. fiippAnt shrug of the sh builders that the .acquaintanceship had ripened into.. friendship.
 wessex's whole soul rebeIled at this suggestion. He had but one desire to see her. to ask her--she would ten him the truth and he would believe what ever she told him with those dear, red lips of bers, which he had kissed.
 He felt quite calm. stili firm in his faith and sustained by his great love. He went to the door and found 1t lock- ed.
 A triling matter. surely, but whs was 1t locked?
 She had been upset. confused. ere the Queen had come. She would not allow him the great Joy of prociaiming to all who were there to hear that he had came that torturing question: why7
 So averse was she to his appearins- before the Queen. tha't she had locked the door for fear that the exuberant happiness which was in him should cause him to precipitate climax which she obviously dreaded.
 Why7 Why? Why7
 But he would respect her wishes. and though his very sinews ached with the longing to break down that door. to see her then and th Gre, not to endure for another second this maddening agony which made his temples 4hrob and his brain reel, he made no attempt to touch the bolts again.
 lust then there came the Queens Anal words to her:
 "The Marquis de Suares has all the faults of his race. We warn you to credit to your medesty."
 And she---his love, his cherished dream--had said nothing in reply Wes- sex strained his every sense to hear, but there came nothing save:
 Your Majesty. -"
 And then the peremptory:
 Cemtfmmea fo-merrOw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
THE COME AND SEE SIGN

This sign is permanently attached to the front of the main building of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass.
 What Does This Sign Mean ?
 1t means that public inspection Of the Laboratory and methods of doing business is honestly desired. Itmeans that there is nothing about the bus mess which is not "open and above board"
 1t means that a permanent invita- tion is extended to anyone to come and verify any and all statements made in the advertisements of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 Is it a purely vegetable compound made from roots and herbs - with out drugsS
 Come and See.
 Do the women of America continu- ally use as much of it as we arc told ? Come and See.
 Was there ever such a person as Lydia E. Pinkham, and is there any Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick woman are asked to writey Come and See.
 Is the vast private correspondence with sick women conducted by women only, and are the letters kept strictly confidential
 Come and See.
 Have they really got letters from over one million, one hundred thousand women correspondentsT Come and See.
 Have they proof that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has cured thousands of these women? Come and See.
 This advertisement is only for doubters. The great army of women who know from their own personal experience that no medicine in the world equals Lydia E. Pimkhams Vegetable Compound for female ills will still go on using and being ben efited by 1t; but the poor doubting, suffering woman must, for her own sake, be taught conhd hdence, ,forshealso might just a well regain her health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
CHAPTER xxIv Cheek To the tgfmm.

The colloquy between Mary Tudor and Ursula Glynde had probably not lasted more than a few minutes.
 To Wessex it seemed as if years had elapsed since he had closed the door of the small inner room behind him, shutting out from sight the beautiful vision which had filled his soul with gladness.
 Years! during which he had learnt chapter by chapter. the history of woman's fraiIty and deceit. Now. he suddenly felt old, all the buoyancy had gone out of his life. and he was left worn and weary. with a millstone of shattered illusions Hung around his neck.
 It came about so strangely.
 She was not exquisite Fanny" mys- terious. elusive. after all. She was Lady Ursula Glynde.
 Well what mattered that?
 The name first pronou'Ned by the Queens trenchant voice had grated harshly on his ear. Why?
 At first he could not remember.
 Fanny or Ursula? Why not? The woman whom conventionality had in come sense ordained that he should narrowly not?
 Surely twas for him to thank con- ventionality for this kind decree.
 But the Lady Ursula Glynde!
 When did he last hear that name? Surely it was on the Spaniard's lips half an hour ago, accompanied by a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
PREPARE FOR IMPROVING
 ROADS OF THE COUNTY
- 0I I.srss s,sseaSs s"m rIsna,ss as as. to Spend

Soafd or Ntevenue PIannsnw to sneus
 sarge sum on HOadA.
 Al fnr0Emal discussion of thA ~ pendtture of 925O, GOO for Inc h,,stat,ss : oI new roads occupied the aftArtta.. as z Lne members of the Board If Revanne at their regular weekly meetf,.1 wee. terday morning. The large surns 4c ha so expended was raised from the Issue
 The County Engineer is bnav eett,ns. everything in shape for the recentio1 oI pids and for the letting of the cons tracts. He is also getting up instrI,c- lions which are to be sent to the road superintendents and overseers with rA- gard to the carrying out the fnstruc- tions to be received Plans for nevv bridges for the roads already in use and for those to be built are under ad- yisemeht in the County Engineer's of . flee.
 Citizens of Prattville made request of the board that the Washington Ferry Road be gravelled near the river. stat. Ing at the same time that Autaura County would gravel the road from thA other side of the river to Prattville. The Board requested the County Engf- neer to look into the matter and re. port as soon as possible.
 Beyond the informal discussion of the new roads and the reception of the re- quest of the citizens of Prattville, the Board did little except the regular rou- tine business which comes before them at their meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
INSURANCE REVENUE SHOWS
 INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
Department Has coIiected s23,ooo Since January 10.

The books of Deputy Insurance Com missioner A. c. Sexton make grat- flying showing of revenue collected by the Department of Insurance since Jan uary 1. Tn round numbers the total amount collected from all sources was $220o0
 This compares very favorably with the results for the same period last year for the whole month of January showed collections amounting to only $i9,0
 So far licenses have been issued to seventeen life insurance companies as against eleven for all of January, 1907. The collections represent the revenue from all sources connected with the Department of Insurance. and figured on the basis of the regular license charge there are approximately 1.4o0 agents operating in the State of Ala bama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
NEWS oF DEMoPoLIs:
Lodge of AEaaons WIn Hold Memoriai
 Services.

Lodge of Masons WIIi Hold Memorial
 Services.
 Demopolis. Jan. 27.--(special.)--- Demopolis Lodge, No. 4s. 4. F. and 4. M., will hold lodge Of sorrow Wednesday evening. Feb. 5. 1908, at the Elks' Home, in memory of members who have been called to the Great Be- yond.
 The Most worshipful Master. Hon. II. s. b. Mallory Of selma has accepted an invitation to address the lodge.
 me steamer QuiIl arrived at De- mopoiis wharf Saturday morning bringing among her cargo forty-eight { bales of cotton and 800 sacks of seed.
 Jake Mark, who has been spending several days in Demopolis looking af- ter his business interests and visiting relatives and friends, has returned to his home Iirs New York City
 Miss Maud Rowiey. who has been visiting her brother. H. L. RowIey, at this pla6e for the past four or five months, left for her home in Sugar Grove, Pa.
 Ed Monnier. who has been confined to his bed for the past four or five days, was able to be on the streets Sunday. While en route to Linden Tuesday night his horse ran against some obstruction In the road, which caused thesanimal to fall to the ground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-28
PROGRAM FOR WASHINGTON
 BIRTHDAY IS ARRANGED
state Superintendent Of Educatfon rs-
 sues Pamphlet

State Superintendent of Education Harry e Gunnells announced yester- day that the programs and selections Tor celebrating Washington's birthday ana Arbor Day have been complied and are in pamphlet form now ready for general distribution. The pamphlet has been prepared with considerable care and contains many suggestions of value for such celebrations.
 This pamphlet. 1t is announced. can be obtained by applying to the De- partment at the Capitol in person or oy senqing 2-cent postage stamp through the mail It. should be uii : derstood. however. that for every copy desired q 2-cent stamp Is required. The nope is expressed that every teacher In the public school system of the State wali avail themselves of this help in the coming celebrations.
 m fhe foreword of the program is- sued by the Department Superintendent tfunneils suggests that all the teachers of the State set aside Friday. Febru- ary zl. as the date for the formal scnool celebration of Washfngton's birthday anniversary because Febru- ary 22 falls on Saturday this year. which is q holiday already with the With the suggestion that February zl pc the day for celebration of Wash : 3o't rAuay tne IuTlner HuKGeS- ton IS made that February g be oc- enpied with the Arbor Day exercises.
 mere never was time in the his- tory of the Union." says Superintendent einnneiis. when so much is being writ ten and spoken about the origin of American institutions and the men wb o nave performed a conspicuous part in establishing and maintaining the gov ernment. George Washington was fb . great central force of the Revolution- ary period. We cannot too often direct the attention of the children to his great character. His memory should pc treasured and the anniversary of his nirth should be celebrated as long as mere ls 2 voice among men to shout the praise of freedom"
 me attention of the teachers is called tof a joint resolution introduced m the Legislature some years ago bv Hon. John H Wallace, Jr.. and adontea 'by the General Assembly. urging that teachers recommend that their pupiIs raise funds for the purchasing of IT,i- ted, States flags. that they may hA meoe to float over every pu bile schooI building in Alabama The saIactions verse. anu