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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02

Hereford, Eng, Feb, THE tariff
reformers scored another victory today
by gaining the seat in the House of
Commons for the Ross Division on
Herefordshire. which was lost at the
last general election and which was
recently made vacant by the death of
Alan C. Gardner. liberal. Their can
dldate, Captain p. A. Give. Unionists,
defeated Thompson. LiberaIist the vot-
ing standing 4.946 to 1928. Captain
Give represented this district between
1900 and 1906.
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SHAW TO REMAIN.

Noted Jockey VIII Ride Another Sea-
son I'm America.
New York, Feb. lit was learned
last night that Jockey VIM. Shaw. who
has been riding with success in Ger
many has decided to remain in Amer
lea and ride on the tracks in the vicin-
ity of New York
coIors of the Cassidy stable, although
his agreement is reported to leave him
free to do the riding as well for the
big stable owned by Timothy D. Sulli-
van, Frank Farrell and d. c. john
aOn
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Walker County RenubI,0,,..
NEW MALAY OPTT777 c771r
1t Is Being DIstrIbuted Fire.. hv =,
National Aid Society ne NJ, ~

National Aid Society oS Nc, Vol
Oo-operating with missions in the
Orient and in Malaysia, the National
Ala society Branch 42) of New York.
mas secured supply of the New Com
pretum Pient, which has done SO much
opium habit
A generous supply of the new rem
edy. together with full instructions for
It's use. and United States Consular
reports bearing or the subject will be
sent to any sufferer. To obtain a free
supply of this wonderful remedy and
the consular reports. address Rev. j..
c. Ives. Secretary National Aid So
ciety. Branch AZ. 1874 East Twenty NTH
Street, New York City-adv.
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SPECIAL SALE.
biscuit COmpRny'a Cakes
American Kennel Club.

New York. Feb. 1.--At meeting OF
the newly appointed Referendum Com
mittee OF the American Kennel Club
held here yesterday, it was decided az
lion of Constitutional instruction to a
sub committee of twelve to be APP
nointed by w. G. Rockefeller with
Joun C. Bates, as Secretary.
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CHANGE IN JAILERs.
Night JaiIer EID,sre Succeeded by n. n,
McC0Rd. A4


McC0Rd. s4,
1t was announced at the county Jail
last night that Night Jailer w. =.
Gilmore had severed his connection with
the Sherifr's ONCE, and in his place
Sh eriff Hood has appointed H n. Nc
Cord.
Mr.. Gilmore was night jailer under
Sheriff Belser and had a contract with
him for a certain term. With Sheriff
Belser's death and the appointment OF
Sheriff Hood, the contract entered into
with Sheriff Belser by Mr.. Gilmore was
not renewed, Mr.. Gilmore continuing
his duties under a monthly contract.
Mr.. McCord's appointment to the po-
sition of night jailer has been the &C.
casion of congratulation of many
friends. who wish him the best of luck.
Mr.. Pettus will still retain. his posi-
ton as day jailer. No other changes
have been announced.
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Accepts PremlershIp.

Capetown. Feb. IL. Y. Merriman.
leader of the African Bund, has ac-
copied the premiership of Cape Colony
in succession to DR.. Leander S. jane
son, who resigned yesterday because
of the defeat Of his party in the Cape
Colony parliamentary elections.
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The special term of the Circuit Court
which was called to investigate the
violations of the State prohibition laws
in Cullman County, will begin at Gull
man Monday. -
Judge Speake. of Decatur, called the
session at the request and suggestion of
Governor Conner to see II the sale of IL
quor could not be stopped. 49,.
More than 500 witnesses have been
summoned and the outcome is being
watched throughout the State. s4sssss
/; Suits to y0ur measure Sat Stokes
place, GA south Perry. Phone 6S5. ~
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New York. Feb. Another series OF
ma; ches between billiard experts will
begin at Days Academy Monday night
next when Ora Morning Star and
Thomas ]. Gallagher will start plaV
at 1872 balk line billiards, five games Of
500 points each to oe played on snc-
cessive evenings.
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CEMENT STEPS.

We have closed contract for one set
steps on Holcombe ST.. one set on JEFF
ferson and one on South McDonough
ST. Let US put in set for-We make
the best. We do Plastering.
]. s. Commit & Co.,
Office 20 Commerce St
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VAUGHN ON HIS WAY.
Birmingham Manager VIII Reach There
Tomorrow.


Birmingham. Feb. 1-(Special.)-
President r. H. Baugh of the Birming-
ham Baseball Association today an
nounced that he had received a commu-
nication from Harry Vaughn, who will
again manage the Birmingham team in
1908, announcing that he would arrive
in Birmingham Monday, to begin prep
arations for the season.
Mr.. Baugh stated that the same Off
GERS and directors of the association
would continue this year as last and
that the same park would be used The
diamond is 20 be grass plotted and
some improvements will be made about
the grand stand and other buildings
Mr. Baugh could give out no DEFINITE
information as to players. but said that
advices In hand indicated that Man
ager Vaughn had a number of good
players signed and several contracts
sttu QUIT
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Injured I'm Collision.

Pittshurg. Feb. IA score or more
passengers were knocked down and
slightly bruised today when two street
cars collided on a steep grade near
East Pittsburg. Both cars were de-
rallied and damaged.
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COURT AT CULLMAN.

VIII Begin Monday to Investigate sa-
loon Cases.
Birmingham. Feb. 1--(Spectal. D
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afflicted with obstinate chronic
diseases do not permit yourselves
CUR Ed

For more than 90 years we
have been located in the same of
fee, where we have treated and
cured all over the South. Our
record speaks for itself, and the
cures we have made are the best
evidence of our skill. Each case
is given careful study and treat
ment is prepared to meet its par
ticular needs. If you are afflict-
ed with any Chronic Disease pecu,
liar to men, you owe it to your
self to take advantage of the
best treatment obtainable. We
are specialists with an experience
of % years, and have treated and
cured more chronic diseases than
any other half dozen general
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practitioners you be cured you should have
Write for complete booklets and full
about your No charge for consultation Cores
pondence confidential.
DIR. HATHAWAY co,
A Inman Bldg, % IL s. Broad st., Atlanta Ga
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other appointments of the Governor
Yesterday were as follows;
Notary Public and Ex-Offlcio Justice
of the ePace-willie NJ. Wedgworth, of
Wedgworth.
Notaries Public. v. Park of Alice
Vile, and Henry F. Wilson of Birming-
ham,
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Mr.. Peorce Horne. of Washington
was yesterday appointed Commissioners
of Deeds for the State of Alabama In
the District of Columbia, by the Gov
ernoTs
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REPUBS OF CALHOUN
FRIENDS OF c. n. sCOTrs NM Tr.ts
SADDLE.


admission. Feb. 1.--(SpeciaI. 1--rbs
Republican County Executive Commit
zee met at the county court house this
AFTERNOON. The meeting was interost
!inE.ssnd at times the discuss,or -.
very warm but in the main was h"r,' neu
NOUS. "@s harmo-
secretary Taft was unaninousIv an.
oorsed Tor President, but n is ,,,do
STOOD that efforts were nada hu se..
w. persons to postpone any action
va neu sne resolution was introduced r.
was adopted unanimously. iI
-. The hottest fight OF the n,sat,,
/ up over the following resoI,,tior. Sa saIl
:. reserved. by the Calhoun Count, p
puoHcan Executive COMMITTEES Tvh.4 ss,-
ne 1SSsEciIy approve the actions oe IL
aisns n. Scott as our Natfonal g.,
n'tteeman and hereby endorse h,o~ n
canoidate for re-eIection." A as
dar,,t". vas moved by w. W. Battle
Ipuey collector, TO amend bv sSS,u
Joseph o. Thompson, state ~ aaolng
o.s1 men The fireworks started So
vigorous speeches wara rnaS
M. WI sIoes and it was CHARGED -, ~
StVpSon was not q candidsta sat
~ chairman but was a candiSsta 1 eor
tsin Sc. committeeman against Ca
motion 80 I'M. ahis was denied but the
vs,SnS 20 table the amendmant sae
'G 11s 0y vote OF to 1. pre-
Ane scott resolution was +har ,
'mously adopted. '"sn unan-
,zsS a FL q. NJ Lewis was au4h.
t sked 70 call a County Conven4da utnor-
sh purpose OF electinr deiss.a.o Tor
vantiol puoIican State and District CO 20
sSnn1' nominating q countv ION Gon-
S..Sc.Ins County Committee ~, sicAet'
Ss1e business as may properIg c such
40 Lne convention, S0iie
me County Convention ;s mo- ..
GSileo until after the State ana 6, 20 ne
committees have acted.
walker County RepubIsc...
birmingham. Feb. I.-(SpeciaI D..
nesting were held In Walker Co oDeat
9n9 delegates chosen to the CountT, q
puD!ican Convention to be held sho..,s.
AdVices received from several aja tiy.
indicate that the ounty Conventio PAGES Ices
snoorse Secretary w. H. Taft To-, ~ ~
Presidency and j. o. Thomnson -. s .i
eiection 10 the State Chairmansbin t.
dlcationS point to a rupture hatr,d IN
chairman Thompson ana Nett",
committeeman c. II. Scott. '4ohai
me sixth District conventior ,,.,,,
meet at Tuscaloosa. Much work is r.
ing done in Republican ranks eor Us
against Secretary Taft and the bast
. anSt even are developing some
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hereby announce myself q candidate for
Treasurer OF Montgomery County. subject
to the action of the Democratic Party.
GEO. H SHACKELFORD
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NEWS OF RECORD

certificate of Incorporation of the
Lincoln Cemetary Company was yes
terday filed with the Judge of Probate
Of the county.
In the bill filed the capital stock Is
given at $4,000 authorized, $500 or
21.7 per cent of the capital stock Is
given as having been paid in.
The officers of the company are: c..
B. Sims, president, and G. W. Cow
ington. secretary. The Board Of Direc-
tors fs Gomposed of G. w. covington.
C. B.. Sims and J. T. Schley..
Fssss 81. -
A marriages license to JamesRF. Co.'S
krey and Miss Della Knight was issued
by Judge CASTOR yesterday an was also
one to Rollie Bozeman and Miss BERTHE
Morrey.
The following deeds of transfer of
real estate were recorded in the Judge
of Probate's ONCE yesterday:
w. r. NJ. Brooks and wife to ]. F.
StuclIenborg. two lote aggregating 1875
acres: consideration $40.
Susan F. Abercrombie to Mary E.
Poulnot lots 70 and IL on the north
side of Stone Street; consideration ST.
600 each.
H. M. Chisholm to T. c. Underwood
and wife. one lot in Pickett's plat; con-
sideration $3.50.
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Tor the offico Of County Treasurer, sub
feet to the action OF the Democratic
Primary. JASON H SMITH.
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hereby announce myself q candidate for
County Treasurer. subject to the action OF
the Democratic primary.
- WfLLIAM 3. WHITING
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IAN NIS|


I haYeby anno.sDcs myself a candidate for
She office o. TAX Collector Of Montgomery
County, subject to the action OF the Dem
ocratic Party. CHAS. u. TEASLEY.
hereby announce my candidacy for Tax
Coliector OF Montgomery County, subject
TO the action Of the Democratic party.
w. n HUDSON.
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL.
respectfully announce that I am q cand-
didate for the presidency Of the Council
subject to the action of the Democratic
Party. IRA II. VIRGIN.
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I respectfully announce that I am a eandi-
date for the office of mayor OF Moutgom-
cry. subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic Party. ]. c. TYSON.
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1 hereby announce myself as q candidate
fer County Treasurer, subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic primary.
L n COLLIER
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FOR ALDERNAN-WARD TWO.
! hereby announce myself q candidate for
Alderman rom ward Two, subject to
the action Of the Democratic Party.
JNO. NJ. BURCH
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I hereby announce myself q candidate for
the office Of Tax Assessor of Montgomery
{ County, subject to the action Of the Dem.
ocratic party. c. p. ANDERSON.
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! hereby announce myself q candidate foE
the oftice Of TAX Assessor Of Montgom.
cry County. subject to the action Of the
Democratic party. B. A. SOLOMON.
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] hereby announce myself a. candidate for
Alderman for Ward Two. subject to the
action OF the Democratic Primary.
]. T. LETCHER.
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F0R FAX AesEsNOR.

FUN IL ADJ1a7o9U1ss
the Office Of Tax Assessor of Montgomery
County, subject to the action OF the DEM
ecratio primary. MORGAN s. oILNER.
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FOR BOARD OF REVENUE.
I hereby announce myself n candidate for
Member Board Of Revenue, subject to the
action Of the Democratic Primary.
JAMES H. COOK.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

Further investigation shows that
the tunnel made by Bassanella and
Woollnes, and through which they es'
caped, was about 1S inches In dia.
meter and 40 feet long. The floor OF
the carpenter shop was made OF
blanks and was about two feet above
ground. A short length of planks
near the middle of the floor was re-
moved and the tunneling began. The
depth beneath the surface of the pris-
on's outer wall was seven feet. so
nicely had the men guaged the opera,
tion that the outside opening of the
tunnel was close to the wall. The
earth from the excavation. was care
fully spread on the ground under the
door and covered with sawdust and
shavings, so that they had the best
chance in the world to cover their
tracks. It was CLEANED by hints from
the other convicts that the men were
six weeks working on the tunnel, but
no definite information on the point
could be obtained.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

Monday night about 10 o'clock an
EXPLOSION occurred at the Tilton home,
three and a half miles northwest OF
Norwich and as result of the explo-
sim three inmates of the house, Mrs.
Tilton. her son, Lennie Horn1ng' anu
Miss Florence Barton, a school teach
er who boards at Tilton's were Sc
verely burned about the hands ana
face. It required strenuous work 70
save the house but the fire was put
out before it caused much damage.
During the the day Lennie prepared
bucket Of dope to kill lice on the
horses, a large part of the mixture
was kerosene. Mr.. Tilton wanted 10
boil ONE potatoes for his chickens
and thinking that the mixture In the
pail was dirty dish water poured 1t
into the kettle with the potatoes.
Lennie noticed peculiar odor issuing
from the kettle and started to htt the
kettle OF the stove when the mixture
exploded.-Norwich Item.
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Sensational Story
Stirs Casselton
c...etoneople Take Story Of Cincinnati Teachers Sen
.at;onal Story with Grain Of Salt

turned him down and as a result did
not get a certificate.
Many people In Casselton will re-
cali Miss Ferguson, and not a few
would, at least, want something more
than her unsupported word before be-
ing satisfied with her statements. It
may be that the Ohio board Of exam
liners are all Williams, and that the man
who was the object Of Miss Fergu.
sons attack Is chief william, but that
does not alter the case. Quite num-
Der here would like to know, also. how
the dispatch comes to read, until re-
Gently a teacher in the Casselton, N.
D., public schools" when the fact is
that Miss Ferguson was only here one
year and that was in 1902. Where
has she been for the past six years
that she should spring from obscurity
and pose as belonging until recently
to Casselton.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

Rather peculiar are the names of
the Indians of North Dakota, even to
this late date. and the following par
tial list of new students at the Indian
school at Wahpeton is quite interest
ing: Edward Elk, Simon Greyfox,
John Buffalo, Andrew White Owl. Ar
thur Old Mouse, Miles Horn, Albert
Little Owl, Henry Yellow Bear, VIII
liam Winans, Charles Yellow Bear,
Charles Beauchamp. John Two Crows,
Thomas Hawk, Bryon Bad Gun, Vic
tor Maka, Gisse Hokshina, John Grey
horn. Thomas White Wolf, Ella
Eagle, Annie Yellow Bird, Mamie Vel
low Bear, Hazel White Owl, Mary
Howling Wolf, Fanny Spotted Horse,
Phiomen Little Sioux, Susie Enemy,
Hannah Wash and Catherine Nal.
nOurie.
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Casselton Reporter: A Cancanaau
tl,snatch Of March 10 states that MISS
Bertha Ferguson, "unttl recenuy
teacher in the Cssselton. N. d. pun
Lie Schools was the nrst one OF tne
aadv teachers to make = direct accu'
:. ton against members Of the ONO
state board Of examiners, alleging onat
the certificates Of lady teachers were
nrocurable only at the expense OF
their virtue. The telegraphic report
saws that Miss Ferguson's testimony
which was given before the senate
committee. caused sensation. Par
ticulars Of the way IN which sne was
approached by Examiner 8. T. HUM
nhrey were printed, but It Is not ne
cessary to reproduce the language
here She states that he finished an
interyiew on a hotel stairway with
a reSuest for meeting and that sne
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26
Lost House by Fire.

Last Saturday morning H. D.
Wright, who lives nine miles south.
west of Glenburn, lost his house and
entire contents by fire, the loss
amounting to about $500 with no in
surance. Mr.. Wright was at home
alone at the time as his wife is WIS.,
iting in Michigan. How the fire start.
ed IS a mystery. Mr.. Wright built the
usual fire in the morning and then
went out to do his chores and while
he was gone the fire started and be-
fore it was discovered It had gained
such headway that Wright was un-
able to save any Of the contents. The
loss to Mr.. Wright Is particularly Sc
we're inasmuch as 1t destroyed all his
clothing, household goods, canned
goods and many valuable articles
which cannot be replaced with mon.
-Glenburn Advance.
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"Alice," the mysterious young wom-
an who has been stirring up such an
intense feeling in the hearts Of many
Of the old boys. by her articles In the
Independent, impelled Kenmare
swain to write a letter to the 1nde-
pendent recent in which he made
a plea for her to divulge her name
to him. This has stirred up one Of
Alice's Minot admirers who breaks out
in verse this week as follows:
The Boy from Minot or the Chap from
kenmare.
Dear Alice I'm doting on you day and
night,
Those sweet lines you wrote filled my
heart with delight,
I'll ask but one favor 50 don't be un'
fair
Just give me chance with that chap
from Kenmare.
I have also feeling in my tender
heart,
I long for to meet you no more for to
part,
NV gold and affections with you I
would share,
If you'd take me instead OF the boy
from Kenmare.
4 would tell you my exploits on land
and on sea,
would tell Of my troubles Tor your
sympathy
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TIE HoneIx Girl.


Burlington Hawkeye-One of the
men who rush in where angels fear to
tread is coming to the defense of tho
homely girl. He adduces a lot Of rea-
sons why she is useful and ought to
be tolerated but he is all wrong and
when the people Of his community
digest his literary effort he may find
it necessary to go to Texas for his
health.
The real facts in the case are that
there are no homely girls. 1t depends
upon the eye of him who is to pass
judgment. The handsomest creatures
are some times far more beautiful
when they display the results Of
wrong training. The so-called homely
girl becomes beautiful when love and
happiness brighten her eyes or when
as an angel of mercy she patiently
watches and works for those who are
unable to do for themselves. The
pleasure that she evinces In the per
formance Of these services shows that
any sacrifice she makes Is not done
with regret she realizes the truth Of
the proverb 1T is better to give than
to receive"
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Net There When Tested.

Berthold's two new and splendid
looking 40 gallon fire engines-the
pride and glory Of our fire department
were given try-out at Mondays
fire, and we must confess that they
did not exactly come up to the stand
ard set by the company from which
they were purchased. Whether the
fault lay with the engines or with
the chemicals with which they
we're charged, we are not preparde to
say, but the fact remains, however,
that they proved themselves practic-
ally useless, and it is extremely for
tunate for the city that its salvation
did not rest with these engines. They
had no force whatever and the water
that was poured into them could have
been used to better advantage by be.
ing carried to the fire In buckets. A
lack of fire protection is serious mat.
ter and, it is hoped that the company
which sold these engines can find
where the fault lies and remedy IT.
Berthola Tribune.
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THIS MAN WAS
DENIED PAPERS
Unusual Proceedings in Trail County When Pollock Re-
fuses Citizenship Papers

Hillsboro, N. D., March 12.-In the
Trail county district court with Judge
Pollock on the bench an unusual pro.
ceedings took place the court holding
that Christian c. Eiken would make
an "undesirable' citizen and on that
ground second papers were refused.
In the action the government appear.
ed by John c. Eweet, assistant U. $.
attorney who objected to the applicant
being made citizen upon the follow
ing grounds in writing:
"The government opposes granting
of the petition on the ground that the
petitioner is not person Of good NOR
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

Hans Halvorson, wealthy bachelor
farmer. was shot down In cold blood
a. his farm near Leeds Thursday al
ternoon, and Paul JONES' a young
1ndianan who worked on the Ryan
farm near Halvorsons has been ar
rasted charged with the crime. II IS
relieved that robbery was the cause
Of the horrible deed. The murderer
shot Halyorson three times In the
hack with q ~ gauge shot gun, ana
then tore of the top Of the head with
the sm,rth charge. He then dragged
the body to te rear OF tne Darn anu
robbed the clothing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

A purchaser had an opportunity a
few days ago to compare mail order
house prices with those Of one of
our local merchants. The order was
for groceries such as were wanted to
last the greater part Of the summer
and we're to be taken to homestead
many miles from town. The purchas-
er found that he could do Just as we'll
at home and save the freight and de-
lay In getting the goods. It l. the
saane Old story, Z true one. neverthe-
lees.-KJeruit News.