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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-24

Mona from Bratton Drug Co. They
give an absolutely guarantee to re-
fund the money unless Mi-o-na cures
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-06-24
BOY ON JURY LIST.
The Big Wheel Does a Queer Stunt
at San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, June 23.-The
jury wheel which was given the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23
Cured Of khevmatism.

Mr.. Vim. Henry. 81 Chattanooga.
Tenn. had rheumatism In his left
arm. The strength seemed To
have gone oct 81 the muscles 50 that
il was useless for work. he SAYS. II
applied ChsmberlsID's Pain Balm
and wrapped the arm In hannel at
night. and To my relief / found that
the pain gradually left NE and the
strength returned In three weeks
the rheumatism had disappeared and
has not since returned" II troubled
sith rheumatism try a fes spplics-
tions OF Pain Balm. VOC are Ger
tain to be pleased with the relief
which IL affords For sale by ~. Il.
/ Pyeatt. Salmon and ~. =. Stone,
Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23
HAVE BEEN INDICATED !
Correct on the Issues Confront
ing the American People.

Denver, Colo. William J. Bryan
closed day OF strenuous activity by
addressing $50 banqueters tonight In
the spacious Ellebel teWple banquet
hall, in addition TO hundreds OF
others Sho hlled every seat In the
galleries overlooking the main room
The banquet had been arranged by
the Bryan Democratic clab OF Colora-
do and its president, former Con-
gresham John $. Shafroth, presided.
Everything was In readiness to
serve the banquet when the haif-hun-
dred or more walters who had been
engaged became involved in dispute
with the caterer and went on strike.
After parieying for an hour or more
this portion of the banquet was aban-
doned and without having eaten the
speech-making began.
Previous 10 sitting down 10 the
banquet, a reception was held for q
half hour during which those who
held tickets TO the spread were given
the opportunity to shake hands with
Mr.. Bryan.
During the day. Mr.. Bryan In
charge of a committee beaded by Mr.
Shafroth and other officials, visited
many places Of interest, including
the new auditorium, now nearing
completion, In which will he held
the national democratic convention
In July. lie was impressed with the
character of the structure.
Mr.. B-yau's only other public re
ception tonight was at the Chamber
OF Commerce. Hundreds were pres
ent. In the morning he addressed
/ the students of Denver university
and later attended the weekly meet
ing CT the Ministerial alliance. II
was his intention TO leave for the
east tomorrow morning, but "A press
ing invitation 10 become guest oil
/ the Denver Press club was accepted
for ] a. IN. tomorrow, and Mr.. Bry'
and will leave Denver In the after
noon. He gees directly TO New York
to meet his wife aud daughter, who
are returning from abroad.
MIR. Bryan said in part:
Il do not come 10 Colorado because
missionary work is necessary, but for
the pleasure of coming. We carried
this state by large majority In 1884
and 1900. We ought to have larger
majority this year than in either OF
those years. Every one who voted
with us In 1896 ought to vote with us
now, and those who were against Us
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23

can &c hope for ANYTHING better from
other republican sspirantsr
THE democratic party viii enter
the campaign With confidence. Its
principles and policles are strong; It's
forces are united. while the republl
cans ATE divided and it's appeal to
justice will nnd a quicker response
than heretofore because public COO
science Is being awakened by the in
vestigations that have shown coIrup-
ton 10 politics and greed 10 the
favor seeking corporations that have
dominated the government.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23

10 Fred ". Nheston. Hsiry l.. Burdica
and Fred J. Gib@on y,.ar bsifs, srseuiors. al
ministraiott and assign.
You are hereby notified that We the under
sirurd. yfut cu-oxBstb. have performed The
Annaal labor feqsucd by lav lpf thu Ssar
1907 upon the Il hte ago placer mining claim,
situated in Eureka naming district. on Moose
cresL. "a lefnhi CuUniY. state gf Idaho
The location noaice ~ whsch "a 81 record ~
the Office 81 the County Recorder ~ sald
County IA Boob ] 81 miuiug CLAIMS recut IA
81 said County 3; page ca and that uHis -
within "a. time pfescfis-cd by las yea pAF 20
me your proportion ~ sUch rsGSndi fufc,
yosas interest 10 said io2e BlHiRe clam all
become my property. snd ia suCh case ]
shall claim ssch interest under the terms 81
sa,d lHw which - seriipn sS2l nt the he
stsed Statutes - the [ =. and tho amend
meats thereto.
dated FetsraAr, sosh iyss. Salmon. Idaho.
Ray h iisrndan
AfCh Hcfudun
Claimants ard tts.c~ncfN
= 4 g.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23

ton OF Christensen and Rood was
granted and permit given TO enclose
old road running through their land.
In the matter OF road oyerseer dist
No - the petition OF Jos. Ross ct al
for the appointment OF Albert j.
Hepp as road overseer dist No. Is was
examined and approved and said Al.
bert J. Hepp was duly appointed as
road overseer dist No. IL and ordered
to tile his Official bond for approval.
In the matter OF petition OF Nels
+. Olsen for the appointment OF Jas.
Sperry as road oyerseer dist No. :
the board ordered that said petition
he and the same is hereby disap.
proved.
In the matter OF the petition Of
George Mckinney ct al for the ap-
pointment Of Oren Hemp as road
oyerseer dist No. the board ordered
that said petition be and the same Is
hereby disapproved.
In the matter OF appointment OF
/ iI.F. Haynes as Justice OF the Peace
for Mineral Hill precinct the petition
Of T.. 5. Suydam ct al was granted.
In the natter OF petition OF Mrs.
". A. Rose ct al asking that the
liquor business In Baker precinct bt
abolished. petition complied with.
In the matter OF county aid fol
Isaac Brown the probate Judge o.
Lemhi county having admitted lsaa,
rrown 10 the county poor farm tb'
action OF the probate Judge was ap
proved.
In the matter OF school district
Nos. 3 and II which have lapsed tn
board ordered that the said scboo
district he and Is hereb, ordered tina
boundary lines OF said districts b
changed In accordance with ID
petition.
In the matter OF road oyerseer dis
No. the board ordered that l.. u
Miller he and he is hereby appointe
as road oyetseer for dist No an
bond approved and l.. ID. Miller Wa
duly qualified as road overseer dist
No aud bond ordered died II
record.
In the matter Of extending Il
boundary line Of road dist No Is.
. is urderei that the public road fro
tovnsite OF Salmon City nortbward
Salmon River bridge about mill
} north Of Salmon City he and the san
. hereby included In road dist No !
J Bond and contract Of Fred Rrous
for the care Of the INDECENT sick ar
otherwise dependent poor for the ye
o 1905 having been 6led, vas examin,
and approved.
: In accordance with House Bill y
26j 5th session Laws Of the State
Idaho TO provide for the payment
!. salaries to county officials aud dete
Il mine the amounts Of such salaries
% set forth 10 said act
It The board proceeded TO FIX sa
/ salaries as follows iuwit
N Sheriff. 81 40. Assessor and ex-o;
It cio tax collector. 81. sD0: Coun
It Treasurer. 1870; Probate Judge. 80
Re County school supt 500: SurreyC
IS $50; Coroner. eco.
u Joint reports of auditor and tres
ID urer and report 81 sheriff for quart
a. ending March 81, lsos vas examin
= and approved.
ef No further business apper ring {
3. Board adjourned sine die.
e, ". c. Sn Ith, II. r. Ibsch,
Clerk. Chairni;
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23

fi,,, publication FEB z7,h zoos.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-23

One OF the best equipped
lines in the West, carrying
passengers, express and
freight.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23
Call and e H. R. Folscroft's ne,
line of harness. A.18t

Call and e H. R. Folscroft's new
line OF harness. 4-18tt
Mrs. Paul Schoen and two children
have been spending the week at the
home of Adam Lefor in Gladstone.
F~rankenberg has the Baldwin Co.
pianos. You can see them at his furni-
ture store. If you think of buying, call
and look at this standard make. 5-2-tf.
S. R. Carnahan writes from Glenwood.
Mo-, that they are having another bad
season south, the fruit crop being ruined.
Mr.. Carnahan is thinking of coming
north again.
John Tester was in Dickinson last Sat-
urday,% returning to Gorham from a bus
mess trip to Wisconsin. MI. Tester had
car of horses and young cattle on the
road to be unloaded at Belfeld for his
ranch.
Charles E. Ward returned from Iowa
this week and has engaged with the
Dickinson Business College, having for
his territory the country between Dickin-
son and Glendive. Mr.. Ward recently
homesteaded in this locality of Gaylord.
Look in our window and see the finest
line of baseball goods we shown in the
city. We have everything needed on
the diamond. Mail orders will receive
prompt and careful attention.
E. A. Lillibridge didn't take very
kindly to Tuesday nights rain storm
when he found about four feet of water
in his cellar Wednesday morning. The
heavy rain caused the Street to cave in
where the pipes were laid from the wa.
ter main to his cellar and all the waite,
coming down the hill, on the west side Of
bridges cellar. w. A. Carter, also a res
ident OF Barnes street, had a dose Of the
same medicine, but not quite as bad.
The body of Harry Howard was taker
from train No. d, Wednesday morning
and prepared for shipment by L. A. Da
Wis 4 Son. Howard was a married mar
IS years of age, and in company with hi.
mother, Mrs. ]. w. Graham, was travel
ing from Williston, Idaho, to their home
in Lacaster, Ohio. He was a victim Of
consumption and died in the Pullman
shortly after leaving Sentinel Butte
The body was shipped on No. 2 Wed.
nesday night to Lancaster where How
ards wife and relatives live.
A. J. Osborn was out to w. N. RAIDERS
farm north of city this week and got ar
excellent photograph Of Fisher Brothers
breaking outfit. The outfit consists of :
3o-horse power steam traction engine o,
the Avery make and undermounted mo
del, eight 14:inch gang plows and a soc
crusher weighing 1900 pounds. Wher
ing right along at a good walking pace
turning and crushing the sods on a on
mile stretch. Every trip across the 6elc
means a little more than an acre broken
or about 9 acres in 8 trips. The pictur,
shows John Fisher and his son, Albert
who are doing the breaking for Mr.. IA
der.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Baby carriages that are neat and dur
able at Frankenberg's. 5.2tf.

Baby carriages that are neat and dur
able at Frankenberg's. 5-2tf.
For rent-good store building on
Clough street. John Marsh. 5-16-2p
For rent-6-room house, we'll arranged
for two families for light housekeeping.
Mrs. Paul Schoen. 5-I6-2t
Vote a republican ballot at the pri-
maries June "a, 1908, for George A.
McFarlane for states attorney. 5.16-6p
Dickinson Hardware Co. has a full
line of Harrison's town and country
paint. STAT.
Dickinson Hardware Co. has lust
received a full line of refrigerators.
STAT.
Mrs. Hartmann of Hebron was in the
city Wednesday to have dental work
done.
Miss Annie Kusie is having a neat lit
tie cottage built on Taylor street in the
eastern part of town.
Before buying harness call at H. R.
Folscroft's and get one at your own
price. 4-18tf
You want correct styles OF furniture
and you can get them of Frankenberg.
He also has carpets, curtains and things
generally found in a frst-class furniture
store. 5-2tf.
H. R. Folscroft guarantees more for
you in the line of harness and collars
than anyone else. 4-18ti
Fresh vegetables, cucumbers. ripe to.
matoes, onions, pie plant, celery and
strawberries on Saturday at DRENKEL's
Phone ID. 5-16-tf
w. N. RAIDER has put up a nice cottage
on his farm 3 miles north of town the
past week. He also has his we'll dug
and a small barn built at his new place.
The N. P. is putting on quite a nun
Der of work trains on the divisions both
east and west this week and many of the
railroad men, who have not had steady
employment for the past few months
are being booked for regular runs.
Fred Mccarthy was down from Glen.
dive to spend Sunday. He has opened
dive and has been kept busy every min.
ute since starting in business there. He
reports that Alfred Newsstand is doing
auto repair work in Clarence Johnson's
blacksmith shop.
There were three hearings before the
insanity board Monday and in each case
the parties were adjudged insane. The
parties were A. T. Driver, the agent fol
Golfers Weekly who cut off a piece O
his tongue at Sargent's hotel, May 10th
John Conlan, who created a disturbance
in the country south of Antelope las,
week, and Miss Mary Chaske. a youne
lady of Belfeld whose mind has beer
somewhat deranged for some time. AL
were taken to Jamestown the past week
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23
Dunn County

This week the commissioners Of Dunn
county appeared in supreme court at
Bismarck with their attorneys
States Attorney McCurdy, At
torney Crawford of Dickinson and
Judge N. c. Young of Fargo-the latter
two having been but recently brought
into the case-asking for a writ OF habeas
corpus on the ground that the law is un-
constitutional. The application was re-
sisted by Attorney Hanley of Mandan
and Attorney Stevens of Bis marck. By
agreement between the attorneys and
with the consent of the court, the case
was presented upon the same stipulation
of facts as in the direct court, and it was
agreed that the case be submitted on
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23

a county seat cannot be removed unless
three-ffths of the voters sign the petition
and it requires two-thirds majority.
1t is the contention of the attorneys of
the commissioners, and for the propos-
ition that will maintain the county seat at
Manning, that the law requiring a petit
ion with one-third of the voters as sign
ers to the petition and a two-third ma
jority is unconstitutional, because it is
special legislation and applies only to-
counties with a population of less than
$500 On the other hand, the people.
who want the county seat taken to Con-
molly hold that the law is valid and was:
passed to cover just such cases where.
a county was but recently organized and
a county seat temporarily located by the,
governor, and that the people should
vote on the matter later.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23
briefs. The commissioners will have

briefs. The commissioners will have
till Saturday, May %, to file theirs, and
the petitioners will have till May 80 to
answer. At that time the case will be
decided upon its merits, and if the writ
of habeas corpus is granted it will mean
that the law is unconstitutional, and if
denied the law will be held valid and the
election will be held within sixty days
after ordered by the court.
The law in this matter provides that
counties having a population of less than
$500 and no courthouse, an election may
be called to submit to the voters the
proposition of removing the temporary
county seat; and the petition need not
be signed by more than one-third of the
voters and the county seat be removed
if a.majority of the voters favor it. An
other law on our statute books holds that
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-23
City Lots for 81 +.

We have the Exclusive Agency for sale
of lots in Young's SIKH Addition be-
longing to Empire Real Estate &
Mortgage Co. You can take your choice
from 50 lots, situated neal Young's Park.
Everett Real Estate and Loan Co. 3-78.tf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

Nome11s Gloves
short KID Gloves. .... 500 - s2-2S
s-Button Gloves. ell staple shades.
including white s1d black.
500 and $3.50
IL Button Gloves. all staple shades.
white and black $500 AID $3.50
i6-Button Gloves. all staple shades.
white and black S1-5o and st.oo
20 and - Button Gloves. white and
black only .-..... SA.Oo and $500
Fleece Lined Gloves 81 30 to s2.-S
Fur Gloves .----.... S2-5o 20 eitOo
Chfidrca's Gloves
Kid Gloves 800. si-2S and $3.50
Fleece Lined Gloves. 500 10 Sis
Fur Gloves ....-..--.. $50 60 S1-5o
Full line OF Automobile Gauntlets.
Driving Gloves. Wool Gloves. etc.
UMBRELLAS
Umbrellas OF every description.
natural wood and fancy handles ina
cluoed In our assortment Describe
style desired and price you wish GO
pay-and We can supply you.
Womeu's Umbrellas. i'm large va
rely .-........ 500 tu $1,000
Men Umbrellas. tie newest and
best 500 10 $500
chloren's Umbrellas strong and
eert Ire1nI- soc 10 Sg.co
Initials engraved free on Umbrellas
costiuE S-iOo aud over.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
SQUASH. WENT EGG
ON THE JUDGES NOSE

CHICAGO. pecial-In the
Municipal Court in the Harrison Street
Station Wednesday morning Della
Johnson was fined 50 FOR disOrderly
conduct She pleaded Tor an abate-
ment
No" said Judge Grove
Won't you let me 20 this time ?"
mo-" emphatically replied the
Judge. Della reached inside her ulster
and like a fash her ammunition was
In action. Judge Grove received an
over-ripe egg on the nose. The con-
cussion was dreadful Prosecuting
Attorney Breen saw the next one com
Ing He shunted "a on with his elbow
and IL struck a policeman IN the Jaw.
The crash and the odor carried con-
xternati0n- Sergeant Mckay was
standing ten feet away.
Take that. you Big duTer!" cried
Della, as she clouted the sergeant In
TIM ear with an egg. Then she was
overpowered. Three more eggs were
taken from her. she was nned tl9o
and sentenced 70 thirty days in tail.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
TO INCREASE PAY OF
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR
Amendment 10 the Constitution Is
Proposed Fixing the Executive
Salary at $500 and Length
ening Term 70 Six Years.

Much discussion Il mkeiy 70 BE
aroused b. Delegate Harry q. GleEn's
proposed amendment 70 the Censiitu-
ton. which Is designed % change the
term OF Office Of the Governor frsm
four 20 six years
Mr.. Glenn thinks that Virginia has
too many elections. and furtherrnsre.
he believes the Executive Sc somewhat
handicapped BY having only one f1li
session OF the Legislature during MS
administration-that Is 70 say. ne
comes into Office while one Generai
Assembly is sitting and retires In the
middle Of another session
In the same connection, the Rich
rnona legislator viii offer a bin In
creasing the salary Of the Governor
from $1,000 20 $3.50 year. BE
thinks the latter sum Is more in keep
ing with the dignity OF the once. ana
then. too. u would hardly CO more
than enable the Executive 20 make
both ends meet during his term OF
Office
Mr. Glenn's bin. n Il passed. would
become effective az the beginning OF
the next term. but his constitutions
amendment could not take effect until
1914
\ Apropos or the proposed increase
IN the Governors salary. 10 may ee
interesting 20 know that the man nov
serving as Chief Magistrate Of the oic
Dominion receives the same pay ina
fen Co the Tot OF NirEinia's first GOV
crnor. Patrick Henry The great Rev
olutlonary orator. however. got l.oo'
pounds instead % $1,000.
Mr. Glenn also contemplate a res
oiution calling FOR the removal OF m
iron fence around the Capitol grounds
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
INSANE WOMAN TRIED
TO CUT HER THROAT

WEST POINT. NA-Special The
case OF Mrs Frederick Knoll. wife OF
Postmaster Knoll OF Plum Point New
Kent county. was passed upon yester-
day BY commission OF lunacy. and
Mrs. Knoll was sent 20 the asylum In
Williamsburg
On sunday morning early IN the
day. Mrs Knoll cut her throat from
ear 20 ear with a shoemaker's knife
The knife being dull. she failed 20
Kill herself. and the necessary stitches
were taken. Insanity is pronounced
the sole cause she thinks she Is ter
ribly prosecuted. and that people are
planning 20 harm or Kill her.
The family came 20 this section
from Germany about ffteen years ago.
They are highly esteemed as hard
working. orderly. reliable people Mr..
Knoll has made satisfactory post
master
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Leap Year EthIcs

a young lady should not waste a
young gentiemAn's time
AS 20 howl"
by letting him call when she
doesn't mean 70 propose
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
DlSMISSES APPEAL
OF J.0.U.A. NJ. ORDER
Supreme Court Holds That It Had
No Jurisdiction 20 Review the
Judgment OF Lower Court.

The Virginia Court or Appeals. in
an opinion handed down today in the
case OF Forbes 90 al. against state
Council of Virginia. Junior Order
United American Mechanics OF Vir-
ginia. which came up from the chan
ceiy Court of Richmond. dismissed
tne writ OF error on the ground that
DC cube appellate trlouual has NO
Jurisdiction Goo review the Judgment
com planned or
The Chaucesy Court OF This city. in
tho case styl state Council of Nir-
ginia. j. o. T.. A NJ. against National
Council J. %. q. a 81. and Others.
upon The petition 90 plaintiffs. issued
a rule February 30. 1902. against }
w Forbes and others summouiug
them Co appear and show cause why
they should not Dee fined and impriS-
oued FOR a contempt OF this court in
disooeying. disregarding and evadins
the decree OF this court rendered July
Il. 1904. as affirmed by the supreme
Court OF Appeals or Virginia and the
supreme Court OF the United states Do
After several continuance. the sew
eral defendants were adjudged 20 be
IN contempt and the Chancery Court
fined them $40 each
Then followed the appeal TO the
Supreme Court and the awarding OF
the write OF error
The state Council insisted. at the
outset. that the writ was improvidenty
awarded. IL took the ground that
for contempt which consists or dis
obedience Of lawful decree OF a
court by "A party 20 the suit IN which
/ the decree was rendered. no writ or
error lies from the supreme Court
IN concluding their opinion. the
Judges say: The judgment com plain
e6 or does not deprive them (the
plaintiffs In error OF life or liberty.
IL imposes a fne. and they are given
a reasonable time within which 10
pay IL. and IL IS only IN the event OF
their failure or refusal tS pay 10 that
they are 70 be committed TO jail The
Imprisonment then would be. not the
direct result OF the judgment or the
court. which by It's terms imposes :
me upon plaintiffs In error for their
loisobedience TO a law decree OF tho
court The language OF the Constltu-
tion 10 not broad enough 20 cover the
case before US. IL applies 10 every
judgment involving the life or liberty
OF any person. but by force OF the vero
terms employed excludes from It's ope
ration judgments which do not. b9
their own terms. involve life or lib
erty The writ OF error Is
therefore, dismissed"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25


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35c 40 si-so
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Eies. clarets. navy and evening
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Pure silk. IN black. white pink sky
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Embroidered Pure SILK Hosiery.
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The superiority OF this department
- proven - our being chosen sole
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Gloves. universally ackuowle lodged
Mems Gloves
Kid Gloves in the desirable shades.
Sf.OO. $3.50. 500 aud s--5o
Fleece Lined Gloves si.oo Co $3.50
Fur Gloves ..-....-.. $50 so 5000
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
HYPNOTIZED INTO
STEALING $500, 900

HARTFORD. CONN.-Special-
William F. Walker. the enbezzler OF
$500. 900 from the New Britain Saw
* Bank. under arrest az Ensenada-
Lower California. now asserts that he
was hypnOtized in New York. and re-
calAs nothing OF his crime or the Grim
mails who heeced him there. He does
not. remember who hypnotized him.
nor how ne got 10 Southern Cali
fornia-
N allowed TO remain there ne be-
fieves he can make good the money.
and will hght for the chance.