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New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
RAILROADS.
EEW JERSEY CENTRAL


FUk PHILADELPHIA. ~. w zsd ST; *
-A5o 7.50. 20. $50. $50. 1000 !i;z9' ii:So 90
g. m. 1880. i.29. l.5o; $50; $50; 40
Sundays. no 30 $50. -'S s.su $50. oso 1850
l2-5o. 1.1o. 2,5o: $50. 4-5o. 300 Co., 80"
$50 l9, 20 ;snisG liz pr z: m 40 $50 100 500
$50. 800. 1000. HOO. II 80 a m; IZn ~
noon. 100. 1.so. zoo. 800. 400: t.So, ~
eco 100 500 go p 10 MI 10 d2 Ia IL Idaign 90 M
1900 noon. 100. zoo. 800. 100 5:oo, SO
100. 500. 9.oc, 1890 p m. u 10 mdnlgst-
Lv. ". 2sd ST :-750. 950. 1l.50 a. m
l.s0. $50 $40. $50 .. m; daily. ". Lis1 ii 8,
ERTY ST-:-1So. 500. 1000 a m: l2-V'
'-F'tj FoR a SrLSNTTc i'' CRY. Lv. W 2sd
sT.-aso a m, 12-oo sats; IN only1. %
+ RRJEeRTY Tgndsys, sYioo1 e.So a' a n dos sat.
only. $40 D. m Sundays loOo & n-'
sEf x os.aa aaa sAlnf s4en. e fv Bsnfa W ad A.ss
10. s SO. 40 20 does not stop ! At L9Ps 3,
except sats.). $40. $40. II.5o p. m. sun
days. e:o5. $50 a. m. $50 S. 20 2, n. LT-
LIBERTY ST. 400, $50. 1l-3o a ~ M; I;
does not stop al Long Branch or run On On
s'.s-). IS, G5.ia except sstss. sIsS 90 o'IS ~
1000 a. m, 400. $40 p. n
SANDY HOOK ROnTE.-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&C. Lv. Pier 81. n. r.. Foot w. 42d ST.:
$50, 9-35. 1870 a l2-SO. l50 . "
xI5 s25 I45 D. m Sundays. eco. 1000
a m. 100. s.sO. TAB p. m. Leave Pier ~;
N. r. Foot Cedar St. BIS. 1902 lLOO
q. m. 100. 400. 3 45 AS. 5.+5. {: 10 p m;
Sundays. $50. 1880 a m. 1-3o. 400 81"
p
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty ST. (W 23d St Tel:
Chelsea 314G. Piers 10 and 81. n. r.
Astor House. 24c, 434. 1850. 1854 Broadway.
1872 225 PSI Fifth Av-. r7eS Third Av., III
West l25th St. 245 C5iumbus Av-. New
York: Court St. 543, 34< Fulton ST.. 4T9
Nostrand Av-. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination
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- y ne a.. s sP25 o. cot set'o ~as ggiet at 10 points
t1r -s3ne cur Tereries on contrs~t IL@i' so 4ao
q - s-es southern spot markets were teIeRrsuhe5
tses si1al rerrs, at I6 Se OF a 49,, - Slee sales
s- sn5 l-- a-,-'-.25e nominal a. II ~ Augusta
s-- ar lpaSc. sales. l3l bales ST Louis
E,-ss-rs5 -...aEEt- a. iH'zc Little Rock dull and
e a los a nominal Memphis steady and nc
a. - eese o5 T. 800 isie Psnss s2z 7sa Iqss iss
snc -a5- Iss- ,es-- = e9sS x 20 iabL
Zen ossg- ---l.9 lasJ week and I53 last year: al
as 60 n -co bales sgainst Cos last week and
s1ehsass special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
<ae-izr 3 o.5 - -osles spseqlstion and export 200:
60 5s eT aoest sS 9sles :, Including 5000
tine e, Futures opened STEADY az A. points 5e
as ANUS: 80 sleaay a. net decline Of 514 a.
sszle- 5s5. - stober November. . 1876: November
SSlsz se2iz5 I,asngsry 594d Jaauary-
E.-ches.ss- e A1-ti-Aiay. sod AIay-June 5G5Ld
"a OR AID MEAL@Tiogr vas e0 abor, .,es.,- .,
ssigh's al -'4ts 'roee in Kansas strsights winter
= = es1:stIor ssoTs Rye -four in fair demand
o. n. Qe9ted: Kilu dried 81 i5 B4c; MFAf
S aEl s. yese1T .s ye9T 9y 81, 81 eSssi 59
- 81 - slrt-g So 10; standard middling s2s
g E1S5 = = IN sacks. nsddling SO 75as2a 10: red
"a and 81 20 august shipment. honiny chop sgt IN
an u fss-ter 1rapro1. r31 IN in the
.ssk e 49,. fr1p news occasionsd another severe
trTsae 90. tg-1ay. The local market showing an
ssasr So ~, lsc and Chicago Ike. followed by
ess q satlrsst - ,,o-,l, a'pes % &c oeiow
sssks "a aare been circulation for the iast few
saae sHg tie Impression that the latter had 70
~ ssne-- ~ considered significant ths; the
t. Se7e a more nsoferats IN tter reports ~,
.sly sais ~ eF-.e cne with loeaI TePutaton for
see as bs@ over. and that he did not think things
ssae-s n - Z represented b Merchants and
- Eestb.- ..V.est were ell expecting far crop
fa,7-stg- -. -lt spi'ns vines, @ 81 states was
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BALTIMORE L OHIO r. z.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
''Every other hour the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections IN New Union Station
Washington, with all Lines ScutL-
Leave New York Daily. 23d s.. Gib'y ST
WASHINGTON. Srpers. 1l.5O pm / 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7.5O am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
<Parlor car y. 7. to Richmond ya)
WAsHINGToN Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 p IN 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm T.00 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West;
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7-50 am 500 an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1I-50 am IL 90 nm
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD, &c pm 90 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED. $3.50 pm 100 pm
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11-bo pm l 30 am
CIN..sT. LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 am 1000 am
GIN, ST LOUIS, LOU -SV., $50 pm eco pm
Ofices: PAS, 4s4. 1900 Broadway. Astor
HOUSE, los Greenwich St. 225 6th Az 3Sl
Grand ST. N Y: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d st. and Liberty st
After 8 D. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information,
3 D. p. R. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number, Chelsea-5144.
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STEAMBOATS,.
TO [BO9T TON
By STEAMER

LONG ISLAND SOUND RCtil 70
FALL RIVER LINE Wa Nswpors, and
Fan River Lv. Pier 70. y. p. I"eso '9o y y ~
ST. week days and SuEaayS-- SuEslyS--S-t, = - TIL
Strs. PRISCILLA and COMMo1N y = ~ -
Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence
Lv. Pier IS. y r. foot Murray ~, S,,,,r-S-5-s Ss
days only. 500 P II. St-s- PftDF iL1f--N~ =
and PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each-
NORWICH LINE Via New london ana
East. ~. Pier 40. y. R. foot CiarEs9n
St. week days only. SEQ p II. Fier ~
z. r.. foot E 22d St. $40 r NJ Strs. CILf
OF LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAR ~
NEW BEDFORD LINE FOR New BED
ford. Woods Hole. Marthas Vineyard. Nan
tucket. Malta poisett. Marion and cape Coa
points Lv. Pier 90 y. r. foot tlaF Fss1n s--
St week days only. 500 =. D. St-s-
MAINE and New HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Merfden. New Britain. Hartford Springfiela
and North. I.v Pier y r. r. week oays
only. 2:45 P NJ. Sundays $50 A NJ; Pisr
20. z. R. foot Z 22d 81. week days S,tD
p NJ. Sundays 1890 A N Str- EIIhAFD
PECK.
BRIDGEPORT LINE For Bridgeport.
Aus0nia Waterbury. Torriugtor. and WIN
sted. Lv- Pier y. Z R. near CathaTlne
St Str. NAUGATUCK lice \, NJ wees
days str. BRIDGEPORT 800 z. N. sat
urdays 200 P. NJ I4v Pier 30. Z r. foot
East 22d St week days $50 2 N. sat
urdays 2:30 P M Sundays $50 P ii
Telephone GfOo Cortiaudt. or write Tor IN
formation z. G. COLEY. A G. P A. Pler
49, y r. New York
NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY
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moKk WANTED.
Female

tef-sc. Female
ban - il 1rlce5 mast write good
sEsE-ifs- .-i.s .-,'l knowledge Of Oliver
- .F,s- pIeterrs6 Address. stating sai-
% 4 - references etc Permsnerf.
.-,,------lo-'e --llo-'e pf7ee
r..ae TriE---'-- x Is ard subscriptions fo-
-ce r. - -e,eiN-1 a. rheir T-ufoxn
tls -, isSs Broad 49, h@sgzs.- sst.
..-fissez-e-.S 4ati- 9 o'clock p n I'd
.-'saah - -eeeir~c a. fHs <olios-,f.s
90 seEr-a. effsc@ -atss -snt.!
e. i5z sih a.s.. ,ef t2ts -
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JUDGMENTS.
TIE following Judgments filed yesterday in
the County Clerks Office. The first name IS that
~ the judgment debtor. the second that of the
creditor:
t5.rt.r Maria H and Peter. and Herter Realty
oon1p9'iy l-'.e .-e.. So s70
II t7sP1rood'E-H q bradbury ............-.-.- 113
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STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement OF averages OF the banks
of New York City. Brooklyn Jersey CITY HoDoAeh
md Staten Island which not members OF the
n-or- work Clearing House Association, but which
,.r through some of the members, is as follows:
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WORK WANTED.
Malls
CHAUFFEUR ana mechanic seven years
experience: city or country; best refer
ences Address Frank. care s. Ocko. 65
Vesey st
CABINETMAKER-F French polishcr and
nniEher K Array, 2s6 WyckoI st.
Brooklyn
DRIVER BY marriac man aged 22 or
al anything strong. honest, willing. ref
srenoss. Fsldman. H3 West eeta e.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL
he received by the Board % Water Sup
r.fr in the OfficS o. the Board. No. 299
fgroadwav. New York Room 80. ninth
floor until II \ N on Tuesday. Augus-
y 1905 for furnishing ami delivering any
ore or more OF the following classes o.
supplies. class A-Ergiue@riDg suppiisss
CLASS E-Statiouer- supp les. Class G.
Printed forms class Ii-FtarlWare- ~ ths
sf,-,-a -Ia,.e and time the bids will Be pub
1i-4v- opened and read The award OF ths
contracts if awarded. VIII BE- made as sooa
-r,z--af ser as practicable Pamphlet con-
rst-fD- information for BIDDERS. form OF
co7traA Specifications. etc. can be OBJ
-efr-d 2 Room 1915 ar the above address
uuou application in person OF oy man. For
PE(-EL- President. CHARLES y
1-TFsIVI|K Cha FsL.F,S A SHAW EoTn--
--ris-i1rerS ~ the Board q Water supply.
WaTDp SMITH chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Sacr--ar5-
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions fo-
vHs tribune received at their CptoNn .
O@E~z No 1854 Broadway. between Sbfl
ara 57th SIS. until o'clock p N Ad-
vsrtisernsuts received az the roioWL
,,-l, l47ras At regular ONCE rates until 3
o.rIo-L- b m viz 264 Sth ave. 3 ?
c,- o35 st 153 9th ave. cor 12th ST l'lt
East f4rh s. 20 " est Al 8. o--N5Sa
- srd SrH sves 2e3 West 1Z5th st 1883
A a-a 1925 Cd ave. near 6lsr 81 lIuS
Ts+ ave near seth St; 15T East l2otn ST.
T56 fremont ave. t5p 50 ave. anu any
.-,,-5-a- district Tel=g-aph oSiCe-
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WORK WANTED.

NUEk WANTED
Male
BDGHkEEPER--B young man. know
edge of double entry; salary 81 10 start
Fernando 40 West 9sth st
BOY. 10. would like TO get good Office posi-
ficn. best references. j kiess. 400 South
sfa 81. brooklyn
- NH nher6ornh rnhetamh ruhetn1efaa
T'HATFFEfT R.-Y0ung man f25t: under
stsnis repairing and driving: heipe-
u repa.r shop Or driving Tor private party,
AssgnsJ, 1t5 Cornelis st, Brooklyn
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FURNISHED ROOMS 20 LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS 20 LET
on East 2sD ST Madison square SOUTH
suites Two rooms. bathroom % month.
references
10TH ST 15T WEST-LarEa and small
rooms near Broadway absolutely c-ea1s
moderate rates
S4TH ST. ~ WE-ST-Co1I large and snail
rooms. private house. references te-e-
phone
FqT-H ST fG7 VEST De-iEhrfuIIy home
Ike accOulUuodarIous- ludereuGe1-- pri-
ya-a- convenient subway express elevated
WEST END AVE-CoruS-. convenient %
subway. suite rvo. three rooms Trivats
bstr- large corner room. furnished. uufur-
riSn-H Address Private Residence. Trlo--
11-e Uptown Of7~e. 1855 B-oad7vsy-
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED
Muhs
Cf1At FF FL R.-Wtth private family; ref
erencss from last employer. L. Smith.
5al Bedford ave. BrooXiFn
DRIVER Strong, active young man ca /,
married as driver. or anything expert
enced Al shipping. city and country de-
livery J kies AIS West 35th 20.
CHAUFFEUR Speaks English French
ami German. shop and road experience .
highest references. {. H., ears Mrs. Oertel.
s5e East eIth st.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that I will sell
under foreclosure OF chattel mortgage,
Robert Mayer 10 Howard & Childs. dated
November 4, 1907. certain chattels and nxt-
ures covered by said mortgage. at 10
o'clock a. m. August II. 1908, at 5lS West
33d St Manhattan and at u o'clock noon.
al T94 Vernon ave. Long Island City, New
York l. Bernstein. auctioneeT.
auctioneer will sell to-day at g. n at
264 West 135th st Manhattan. bicycles
and 2 phonograpns. BY order of Alfred
Freeman Marshal.
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PED d. LINE

PED ID" LINE
For Porto Rico Curacao and Vsnezuela~
From Pier IL near Wall St Ferry Brooklyn.
FOR SAN JUAN p r. ALSO PUERTO
CARELLD. VIA SAN JUAN.
: s Caracas -.---- aturdsv. Aug Il. 1oc1
FOR SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO
SIS Philadelphia 90 SATURDAY. aug - noon
FOR 8LARACAIEO DIRECT
sS s Dagfred ---- -veInes1av- aug 10. an
FOR Ia GUAYRA- PTO CABELLO-
CURACAO AND NARACATBO
: Z1iia .--.---.- Saturday. Aug -. noon
Freight only.
These Steamers have Superior AccoEuo-
datiOns for Passengers
ROJTTON. B.1SS & DALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wall 81.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

W. br1,- for su1t second hand pianos
send postal and representative VIII cdi4-
we have Sreinway bargains WISE Piano
Co. II East 125th ST
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GIDE]ARD[LDNE9.

From Piers 51-52-54 North RiTer-
TO LIVERPOOL VIA -EEsSSTCENN
PASSEsNGERS BOOKED THROUGH To
LONDON AND PARIS
" 'Tetania Aug . Bpm Carouia- Aug 2. u an {
Umbria- Aug T. am Lusitania- A1Ig e. Sp-a .
Luca MA Aug 10. i0an lCaTnpania Aug -zsS an
The -RETASIA & Lr-SITANIA- the
largest and fastest steamships in the vort1s
will hereafter SAL on WF-DS SESDAIS, II
aEguratiag = new SEsSII-W E-Ehl-T SEAs-
VICE.
HCNGARIAS AS-AMEPICAN SERVICE.
TO FUND VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
FANNcSIA- -------- ------ -1aE = nocn
CARPATHIA A--.......-......--S Sept 3. noon
SLsAVONIA .-...-... sept p. nOCn
CARONIA- -.....-.. Nov. Is Jan. = FEB. 3
VERNON Fl BROWN. General Agent.
2l-24 state ST. opposite rhe Battery
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A WEEKS OUTING

Delightful tour under escort. Aug. -otn,
70 Taxes George and C'hamplain and Au-
ss bIo Cl7asru All expenses included send
y1r details NIa-srers Tours. 81 West Stt1
st New York
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WORK WANTED.
sle-

RAFTSMAN-PractfcaI lighting fixtures
and manufacturing parts; in this line.
Box F. Orangeburg. \. Y
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WORKING HoUsEKEEPER. German
Catholic: excellent cook. good waitress.
can sew friend nurse, good chsmbeTmald: !:
also first class waitress. city. country.
NorroxA IL Lexington ave. osia -
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NURSE.-By capable woman: VIII take IN
tire charge OF infant: understands all
foods etc: excellent references NJ. A.
Miss Titzgeralis Bureau. sos 9th ave. cur
neF 44d
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06

Montana needs advertising and no
better factor in the work of exploit
Ing states interests can be found
than the people who live in it.
There are already indications of
large immigration into Montana this
year and Chouteau county VII get
her share. Havre wants more indus
tries which will mean large city
and an increased payroll. This coun-
try has abundance of raw material
for certain lines of manufactures, but
as vet we have not the population to
warrant an adequate home consump-
ton.
There are tens of thousands Of a.
ores here in Chouteau county that
can be profitably farmed in long root
ed crops that have never been utilized
except for grazing purposes. II every
, man and woman in Havre would join
hands with the Havre Industrial asso-
citation, become enthusiastic and send
literature descriptive of this country
to their friends and relatives in all
parts OF the United States and Europe
it would be a wonderful help in bring
ing Chouteau county into the hands
Ct practical farmers and the irrigable
portions would soon be checkered wit
small farms, orchards and gardens
Then would factories thrive in Havre
! for we would have a home market an
a large resourse of material for cann-
| ing factories, sugar factories, flour
| mills, tanneries, woodenware works
and scores Of other enterprises.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06
HAvRE, CHOUTEAU COUNTY, MONT. 1908
6be New Herald Publishing Company


wheors. the beginning
Iammeled Jfersonan
path not Itogethe OF
The formation of the company will
absolutely from
o
Of be in
president will
will be
M G. thr
in forceful manner in all
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, it has pleased our Heav-
en's Father, in his infinite wisdom,
to- remove from amongst us our es-
teemed brother and fellow member,
Albert H. STADIUM, who died April 30,
1908, and
Whereas, The life that made our as
ISOLATION with him pleasant is at an
end, and the gates of death are clos
ed upon our further intercourse, and
Whereas, By his many emo bling
traits Of character he has endeared
himself to us, and in his career has
left an example to his friends and fell
low members, and
Whereas, Those manly qualifications
which he possessed influence us in a
sincere desire to testify to an appre-
citation Of his life amongst us; be it
therefore
Resolved, That in the death of AL
bert II STADIUM who was a member
Of Hayre Lodge No. 1854, Modern
| fNodttlcil VI AHeTtca, we sincerely
deplore the loss of one to whom we
mad become affectionately attached
| by association and by relations which
We're never marred by the least oc-
cufrence OF an unfriendly act
| Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be presented to the family o,
the deceased, that the same be publish
eo In the Havre papers, and that the
same be attached to and made part
Tor the minutes of the order. t@
Ed. NJ Allen,
James Holland,
W. c. Hester,
Comm ttee
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06
THE MOST COMMON CAUSE or.
SUFFERING.

Rheumatism causes more pan and
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that it is the most COM
mon Of all ills, and it is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm will afford
relief, and make rest and sleep possi-
BILE. In many cases the relief from
pain, which is ia first temporary, has
become permanent, while IN old peo-
pie subject to chronic rheumatism, Of
ten brought on by dampness or chang
es in the weather, permanent cure
cannot be expected; the relief from
pain which this Eminent affords is a.
lone worth many times its cost. Is
and SO cent sizes for sale BY all drug
gists.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06
Montana, NY Montana

Montana's greatest need at present
consists of men with families who will
settle down upon, cultivate and make
their homes upon 100 acres of land
{, population that will make home mar
kets, more consumers as we'll as more
producers.
The states population is much less
than the richness and beauty of her
domain warrants. Montana has been
slow in growth. She has never been
few Of her oldest and richest valleys
where irrigation is feasible. Most of
the farming has been done with a cay
use and spurs. The big cow men have
discouraged intensive farming and ev-
erything else that interferred with
their business. Scores and hundreds
OF them have fenced in anywhere from
a thousand to seventy-fiye thousand
acres of 1.-THE public domain nd with
-signboaTd and shot gun methods hurl-
ed their whitening def to the world at
large to keep off the grass.
Judge Hunts administration is help
ing to make better days for Montana.
Scores Of the big fellows have been
hauled upon the judicial carpet to ac-
count for their misdeeds against the
little fellow. Many a naughty pion-
-eer who could count his live stock on
thousand hills and imagined himself
monarch Of all his eye and branding
iron could survey has been forced by
Judge Hunt to crawl down Off the
perch with all the awkwardness of a
crippled parrot making sneak on
rotor peanut. One man owning CT
leasing or squatting upon tens Of
thousands Of acres of land is curse
and hindrence to the commerce al
prosperity of the state
Most OF the big possibilities of the
state, even in mining have been in a
few hands and this condition has ap-
Grated to choke Off individual enter
prise and to discourage outsiders.
1t pays to advertise and that is the
mission OF the Havre Industrial as
soclaton TO call attention of the wor)f
to this section of Montana and the
neltifoid undeveloped resources OF
Chouteau comfy, the largest county !,
tbs world.
Last year the Canadian government,
spent s7,oo0,000 in advertising her
wheat lands Of her northwest in
thousands of newspapers in all the
countries of the world and the Dopu.
lation she gained was somethins
simply enormous. AS high as 500,
people y day passed through Wipnj
pegs gates during the cheap excur
sion rates headed west The climat,
cannot De compared with Montana
climate both for comfort and crops.
Ia 1906 Canada had as bountifu
crop as any country on the globe
but the frosts of 1907 played have,
and today the Canadian government
IS forced to come to the rescue {
thousands OF her impoverished child
rem throughout her northwest by loan
ing them $4,000, 900 for seed grain
which today is being distributed a
Regina, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert
edmonton. Calgary and other points
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06

The Havre Junior base bali team
was defeated at Chinook BY a score
of II to 5. They say 1t was through
the absence of several Of the regular
players. The boys are going down
nezt Sunday for another game.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06

Nearly all of the above have cleo
trio lights and city water.
| "Talk With Carruth"
FOR SALE.
Fence posts, poles and cord wood
for SALE Write to
W. c. BROADWATER,
| Browning, Montana.
You can get 20 to 80 per cent
stronger job by buying your lumber
from Gussenhoven. Why? Because
his lumber is from 20 to 80 per cent.
stronger and larger than is usually
given.
FOR RENT = One 4-room cottage
with water.
One broom cottage with water
One basement, suitable for light
house keeping or light business, such
as a shoe shop, dressmaking parlors,
etc. Light and heat. Enquire
Gusscnhoven' Lumber Yard or Phone
81 or "a.
The Palace Barber shop is the on
~ barber shop equipped with elec;r Ct
massage and plain and shower and
steam baths.
| want your lumber business and
will bid for it and come prepared to
furnish lumber anywhere in the I'm
tied States.
JOS. GUSSENHOVEN.
NOTICE TO sHEEPMEN AND TO
RANCHERS.
Do you need any straight cars of
| lumber? Can mix saw dust, fence
posts, slabs or aythinng in the lumber
line. Get in with a neighbor or two,
| ii, you can't use one alone. Gussenhc-
ven has anything you need and can
pur it in one car.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-06
Business Locals.

! For Rent-Two furnished rooms,
21a blocks from Boone's drug store.
Enquire at l.. 0. Hudson's residence.
TALK With Carruth" for any of
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-23

The Union Label is the death
knen of the ''open shop.'
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-23

Every piece of printing that
comes into my Office while am
Governor of this State, and all
printing done for any of the boards
OF which l am constitutionally a
member will have the union label
thereon. Any influence that L
might have or can bring to bear on
the State and county officers in
TINS matter, will be to have the
union label attached thereon, and
the same will be done in Okloho
ma. When was candidate for
Governor secured my support
from the union men and farmers of
this State, and no outsider voted
Tor me or rendered any support to
any outsider in the matter of
printing or anything else, 1 want
TO state right here that my motto
Will be that adopted by the Typo.
graphical Unions of the new State:
keep your money in the new
State and call for the union label
ON your printing
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-23
Important Meeting,

The Capitol City Trades Assem-
Oily will meet in the Maccabes
Hall, over the Five and Ten Cent
store on Capitol street, Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The re
malnder of the officers for the en-
suing term will be elected, and 9th
er business of equal Importance
will be brought up for transaction
flans for the Spring organizing
campaign will be discussed. All
delegates and union men who are
interested in the growth of organ
lzed labor in Charleston, are urged
to be present.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-01-23

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