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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-04

Will Go on Your BOND, Frank E
Funk, LIST. Natl Bank, Washburn
North Dakota,
It's worth while asking for
Hickory brand rubbers and over
shoes. They are long wearing
always giving satisfaction. Ask
your dealer. st. Paul Rubber Co
Distributors.
A new telephone directory will
be printed soon and everyone
should see that their name
is entered. If you have no tele-
Phone in your home now is the
time to order it.
Loans on Improved City Property
Monthly payment privilege. See
Q, Raugust, Local Secretary,
Northwestern Mutual Savings &
Loan Association.
LostAA gold watch, locket, and
fob Wednesday evening on
Maine street. Finder kindly leave
with Minnie Schwartz at the
office of Hyland & Nuess]e and
receive a liberal reward.
The sleighing was good Sunday
and everyone who could was out
enjoying the weather and the
snow.
Joe Fleming, Of the Merchants
Hotel, left Friday morning fol-
Dogden and Fargo OIL a business
trip. He is preparing for the rush
season when court opens.
Saturday seemed to be farmers
day." to Judge by the great mum
Der who we're in town during the
day. Christmas shopping seems
to begun early this season.
The teachers and scholars enjoy
ed a long Thanksgiving vacation
School closed on Wednesday ano
was to open again Monday but or
account of the blizzard and few
children present, the school die
not open again until Tuesday.
The hunters all returned Mon
day from the woods, where some
have been camped during tho
whole Of the deer season. If re
ports are true, there will be NJ
deer to kill next season, the wood
has been secured SO thoroughly.
j. G. Ellis, the father of Mrs
Southey, died last Friday evening
at Mandan after a lingering illness
Mrs. Sonthey went to Mandan
week ago and was with her fathe
at the time of death. Messrs
Southey and Bagnell we're ais
there. Mr. Ellis was one Of tn
oldest settlers in Oliver county an
was often seen on the streets Q
Washburn before he went to Man
dan.
Word was received in town las
week announcing the news Of tn
death of H. II. Haines at He
Springs, Arkansas. Mr.. Haine
was among the pioneers in thi
county and left last spring for Ar
kansas in search of health. Mrs
Haines accompanied him as far a
Tonah, Wisconsin, where she spen
the summer but was with him a
the time Of his death. No particu
lars regarding the funeral hav
been received, but the remain
will undoubtedly be inferred il
Arkansas.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-04
Why not improve yourself and
your town? Order a telephone

Why not improve yourself and
your town? Order a telephone
now.
For Sale-Baby's white Iron bed,
with high sides. Call at Mrs.
CIRCUITS. w. B. Saunders.
Hans Monson and Maud Park
Of Park were united in marriage
on the oath by Judge Olgeirson.
The freight depot was moved
across the track this week with
some difficulty. The snow had to
be scraped away two different
times on the new site.
Farmers Institute will be held
here on the 18th and as a special
indictment to the farmers, DR..
Forbes will have a bargain day
read over his adj.
Frank Lukehart brought over
a party Of five hunters from his
farm in Oliver county on Tuesday.
They had six deer with them to
show their success as huntsmen.
The surveyors have surveyed
the ravine east of Washburn this
week and north Of the track
through town. This will about
complete their work for the winter.
Judge Olgeirson united in
marriage Miss Olga Olson and
Christ Thompson Of Mercer last
Friday afternoon. The young
couple is known here and receives
the hearty congratulations of their
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Clara Peterson, a sister of
Mrs. Sawyer, expects to leave this
evening for her home at Lynn
Grove Iowa. Miss Peterson has
been in Washburn about a year
and a half and will probably re-
: turn after a short visit with her
| parents.
The river froze up November Ia
and was solid enough. to allow 6
j, person to cross but on November
j, Is the ice all foated out. 1t froze
; mp again December 2 and this time
will most likely stay until spring
$ Last year it closed ON Decembe,
3 and that is the latest closing
date as far back as 1883.
: Messrs Haugeberg, Brown
Hagen and Hosford returned
Tuesday from their deer hun
with even deer. There hav.
been more deer killed this season
than for a number of years.
law should be passed this winte:
] to protect the deer for a numbe:
f of years or this sport will soon b.
a thing of the past at the rate they
have been killed this season.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-04

j. G. Drew, sheriff of Dickey
county was in Washburn Saturday
and went on a two days deer hunt
ing trip north Of town.
Mrs. Tracy and children left
Saturday for Bismarck after
spending Thanksgiving with her
mother, Mrs. Patterson.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-04

9. Fl. Perry, a prosperous farm
er near Glendale, was among a
party Of deer hunters here on
Saturday.
L. G.. Brewster of Underwood
returned home Saturday after
spending a couple of days at the
county seat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
NEW SKIN REMEDY
Creates Big Stir; Drug Stores Crowded
With Sufferers.

Creates Big stirj Drug Stores Crowded
With Sufferers.
For several weeks past Tragle's and
other leading drug stores In this city
have been crowded With persons desir-
Ing supply Of poslam. the new cure
for eczema. This is the drug which
has created such a stir throughout the
country since its discovery one year
ago.
For tn e convenience of4those who use
.poslam for pImples. .blackheads. blotch-
es. red nose, acne, herpes and other
minor skin troubles. special 50-cent
package has been adopted. in addition
to the regular So jar. which is now on
sale at all leading drug stores.
In eczema cases poslam stops the
itching with the first application. and
proceeds to heal. curing chronic cases
In two weeks. In minor skin troubles
results show after an overnight appli-
cation. For free experimental sam
pie, write direct to the Emergency Lab
oratories. 80 West Twenty-fifth Street,
New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
WAS a CHARLOTTE YOUTH.
Young Man Killed by Trim at Alexnn'
drfa Identified ms Charlek Black.

Young Man Killed by Trim at tAlexan-
dria Identified ms Chnrlek Black.
Especial 10 The Tines D!spatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA July THE
remains Of the Unidentified youth who
was killed BY being struck by rails
road train near the new union passen
ger railway station June 2Sth, and
whose body was buried in Potter's
heid. Alexandria county. were this af-
ternoon disinterred and identified by
a brother tof the deceased as being
Charles Black. the fifteen-year-:old son
of g. A.. Black, prominent resident
of Charlotte N. G..
The brother said the lad left home
the night he was killed. It is supposed
that he had started out on trampng
expedition. The remains were tonight
taken to Charlotte, N C,.&where to
interment will be made. The broth
was accompanied to this city by an ,..r-
dertaker from Charlotte. The brother tl
had With him; picture OF the boy IN "a q
group photograph. II was u. at once &c
3identihed by the local undertaken as
kheing the lad whom he had buried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
THREE IN THE RACE.
Triangular Fight for Police Justice IL
FredcrlckAburK-O News.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.I

5 -- :.
Special 70 The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, July L.
Councilman Henry Dannohl. whose
rm expires on August 31st next. has
announced himself as candidate for
the office Of Police Justice in the No
velnber election. There are two ether
candidates for the office. They arc
hiessrs. w. X. Goolrick and w. &
Workincn IN the foundation for the
r1e1 s36.00n rublic school building In
this city dug up number of relics
of the bonlbaruneEt Of Fredericksburg,
IN 1852 during the Civil War. Among
them was a 12-poand canno1-ball. mus
t|o coins.
The supervisors OF spotsy1vania
county, in carrying out the require
ments Of the rev .oatl law. at meet
ing yesterday elected Bowen Ism5rey
as road superintendent .If chancellor
District Narnladuke Lacy for Living
ston District. ind George H MorrlsOn
for CORTLAND District. The superin.
tcndsnt for Berkeley District has mt
yet been elected. The compensation
for the superintendent OF each district
is So per day while engaged in mat
GERS concerning the road work.
Airs. Hattie v. Carter. who instituted
divorce proceedings in the Circuit
Court Of Spotsylvania county against
her husband. Nelson v. Carter. has
Withdrawn her suit. and has returned
to her husband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08

Bartlett Roper, Jr. The .stocls was
bought by. the Kent Furniture DOM
pany on the basis OF about 81 cents on
the dollar of Inventory prices
Mr.. Owen Gilmore has announced
himself a candidate for the office OF
High Constable OF Petersburg, sub
ject TO the Democratic primary Of next
year. Mr.. John A. Mallory, the In
cumbent, Will be candidate for re-
election.
tits reported that there Will be sew
eral candidates before the Council for
the office OF port warden OF the city.
made vacant by the recent death OF
Mr.. w. N. Mays.
Mess ni John = Powers, william j.
Raliily and. y. M. Newconnb, Jr.. left
last night for a weeks visit to Allan
tic City.
Mr. a. Elchberg. one OF our old and
honored citizens. celebrated his seven.
ty.niftf birthday on the Fourth OF
Iuly at his home on West Washington
street. He and his good wife had with
daughters from several States The re.
union was o Joyous one. s.
Inc doctors OF the city, who are as
sKiifal at playing ball as they ara at
PracticinE medicine, and who are proud
OF having defeated the lawyers on the
diamond. viii play match game To-
morrow afternoon with the retail clerks
at the Riverside Park. N !. =
IN .tlle recent race at Riverside track
.,l were four entries for the trot.
ting match In the 2:4o ciass M p
G ,ai1ll horse, Wonder, OF Petera-
burg, won the three straight hats
over a muddy track. beating his com.
pe5!tors, some Of which have hne rec
oro n. Time. 2:3e. 2:34 2:3s. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
REsPoNp ron TIiEIn STATES.
uniduic Celebration Held at the 1,pI.
versfty Sa,mnc. Scl,ocv - -
Z .yuiHihcI SCHOOL,.
Z SDe ctal to The Times niunafcb

cr, special So to The Times Dispatch.l
=. s,4s AhtIll~-OTTESVILLE. VA, July -
s.uae1lts and faculty OF the University
u Virginia Summer School assembled
~ capeli Hail yesterday from 11:45 to
I:ao. and united in most appropriate
Fourth of July celebration, the large
delegation OF Virginia teachers and
students representing Virginia as the
hospitable hostess receiving her visit
tors from sister States. Twenty fou,
States and three foreign countries
were represented In the more than 70t
studentssin attendance.
The several State delegations occu.
pied assigned positions in the amphf.
theatre. and in q body or by a repre-.
sentative. responded with IA toast. a
speech. or song as their names were
called from the rostrun:. The ladies
and gentlemen from the Blue Grass
state sang "My Old Kentucky Home"
those from North Carolina sang THE
Old North State; those from Just
north OF the Potomac sang the fine
old martial lyric. "A1aryland. My Mary
land" South Carolina and other States
also had their songs. One OF the fall
damsels from Georgia held fondly IN
her arms a real Georgia watermelon
The single representative OF Arkansas
responded in beautiful little poem
which was really an invitation to come
to the sunny State beyond the Great
River, in order that the Virginia nos
pitality might be returned. The man
from Mexico made his speech IN span
ish; the one from Greece reclted IN MS
native Language the national hymn o.
his storied country. and the man from
Missouri was there, too.
Altogether the national holiday was
most happily celebrated. Virginia, the
Mother OF States and OF statesmen
welcomed to the home town OF jet,eE.
son those who honor him as the iirss
great voice Of national Independents
and unity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
.METH0D|STS ARE
A.s'K.E.D:|iT'.0 MEET
Those Of Petersburg to Gather
Friday Night to Consider
Denorlinational Affairs.
PH MACON MATTER
Relation Of the System f.schools
to the Church May be Consid-
cred Elks' Meeting.
1'lmes-Dispatch Bureau.
100 ". sycamore street,

Petersburg. Va, July a.
An important meeting OF the official
members OF the Methodist churchesti in
this city will be held Friday night in
Washington Street Church. Notices
to this effect were read from the pull
pits OF all the Methodist churches on
Sunday, and the attendance Of the off,
cials was requested. It is said that
at this meeting Methodism in Peters
burg and the erection OF the proposed
new Owen Memorial Church in the
western part OF the city. will be mat
tiers OF discussion. It Is also reported
that the important matter OF the rela-
ton OF the Methodist churches to the
Randolph Macon system OF colleges
may be brought up for consideration.
"A special session of Petersburg Lodge
OF Elks will be held Tomorrow night
to consider the proposition for swim
ming pool. to be established In the
rear Of the Elks' Home. Capital sum
cient to establish this pool and the
site has been the one obstacle to its
success. B3S
City Receipts and Expenditures.
The report OF the City Treasurer
shows that the cash receipts Of the city
in the month OF June amounted to
$15,4l947s The Auditors report for the
same month shows that the exnendl-
lures were $39.47495. The excess Of
expenditures over receipts was by rea-
son of the settlement Of all June ac-
counts before the close OF the fiscal
year. and the payment OF interest on
bonds. "
It Is probable that the city will rent
the old Blue Ridge cotton factory build
Ing. on South Street, and fit 1t up as
temporary prison for the Jail In
mates while the jail is being rebuilt
and enlarged. The contractors for the
improvement OF the jail are ready to
begin their work. but cannot do SO
until quarters are found elsewhere for
the prisoners. The jail Improvement Is
to cost about $4,000. and 1t is to be
made practically new and much safer
and healthier prison.
Brief News OF Interest.
The unsold stock OF furniture OF the
William Budd Furiture Company was
sold at auction yesterday by Receiver
sF #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
MCCLURE ADMITS GUILT.
-. Wa. Drinking When He Broke
, 4 -. INTO xIyuchburg Churches.

Especial 70 The Time; Dispatch ~
LYNCHBURG, VA., July Tn tne
Corporation Court to-day william NC
tclure. who claims to hall from Peters
burg, and who. vas found several Weeks ],
ago asleep in St Paul's Episcopal al
church. pleaded guilty before Juage
Christian to the charge Of breaking
and entering that church as well as
the First Baptist Church. Mcclure was "a.
charged with stealing three keys IN s.:
+icl<ets n the First Baptist. He claim
ed he was under the influence Of liquor
when he entered both OF the churches.
ana that he knew nothing about either
visit Judge Christian held luogment
IN the cases In allegiance for the pres
cnt.
Robert E. Glsh was appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the per-
sona estate Of Mrs. Sarah 3. spence.
whose death occurred In the city two
weeks ago. The bond required in the
case was $4,000. and 1t was executed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
ATTORNEY IS ExoNEnATEp.
Warrant for Burrow Sworn Out Under
misrepresentation.

Nitkapprehe nsiOn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch1
NORFOLK, VA, July 7.-Attorney w
y. Burrow. who was to-day arraigned
in the Police Court on the charge OF
preferred by Paxton
Pollard. a deaf-mute. was discharged
Mr.. Burrow, who is patent attorney
1t seems. = accepted a fee from Pollard
for the filing Of application some time
ago for patent, and, falling to
promptly get the matter In Washing
ton. Pollard thought he had been swim
died, and swore out the warrant. Bur-
row was arrested late last night and
lbailed, pending a hearing this morn
ing.
Mr.. Burrow explained to the court
that some people are unreas onably
nasty In desiring to get patent
through, and that it is a general rule
to report progress in order to keep
from being annoyed. He made such
O report to- Pollard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
Judge clopt ton in charlotte:

q KEYSV1LLE, VA, July 1.-THE July
term OF Charlotte county Circuit Court
commenced yesterday Judge Hundley
was too unwell to hold his court, and
the Governor designated Judge Clopton.
OF Manchester, to take his place. lie
has made a favorable impression on the
neople. After opening the court and
giving the charge to the grand jury,
he went ri ght into the regular business
OF the term. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
DELIVER THE MONTANA
}3f}g TO GOVERNMENT FRIDAY

WASHINGTON, d, G. July THE
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company, has notified the Navy
Department that II will turn the hat
tleship Montana over to the govern
lIments at the Navy = ard at Norfolk next
Fri ay, Il Can tai In fired r eynol d s,fwho
auperYised the q onstruct lon Of the Mon
tana. Yt q ba tn q first . 9 NINA d or. y OF
tina new bat tleYh II, IS 4 Is VI " ,,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08

In Hampton Roads to-day from More
head City. N. c.. where she last week
received the silver service presented to
fer by the people OF tn State OF North
Carolina. She came to the Norfolk
Navy Yard this afternoon for repairs
following her shaking down run to
Guantanamo, Cuba.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
Mr.. Purdie IL Elected.

l713l THDeclal to TIL q Tlmes- plspAtch.I - N
NoRFOLK,SV4A. A.. July - Council to.
night In Joint session elected T.. S
Purde as al member Of the board Of
control until the next regular election
two years hence. to succeed the late
Col, r.. Henry Jones. The promised
fight over the office failed to material
lie. s5 s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
who are familiar with existing condi
For Hn1f.HoIiiay.

A movement.was inaugurated to-day
among the retail merchants for early
closing on Saturdays for the remainder
of the summer months. The PROPOSE
ton is to close all stores Saturday at
! p. NJ. giving the clerks q half-ho1iday
the Sabbath. The retail
merchants have been called to consider
the matter on Thursday afternoon. 1t
lie believed that all OF the leading re-
tailers. will go into the movement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
WILL FIGHT FOR ARMoRY.
Light Infantry to Ask DIS
solution of Injunction.

Light infantry TO "A eSk LIS.
solution of Injunction.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 7.-Attor-
Sney Samuel G. Brent said to-day that
as soon as Judge Barley, Of the Cor-
poratlon Court, returns to this city
from Bath county. Va, he will at once
take legal steps to dissolve the injunc-
ton issued restraining the Alexandria
Light Infantry from using Armory
Hall. 5s
Z a temporary Injunction for thirty
days was issued against F. j. Murphy.
captain, and W. W. Bemaine. lieuten-
ant, of the Alexandria Light Infantry.
preventing them from interfering with
the officers Of Company g. Seventeen
Virginia Regiment. recently organized,
The Alexandria Light Infantry was re-
Gently disbanded for alleged inefficl>
5ency, and they held the keys until last
night. Mr.. Brent further stated that
III the local courts decide against him
he Will take the matter to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. An interesting legal
battle as 9 which company has q right
to She use OF the hall lis pr 'o1 3D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
Large Barn Burned.

u 49, TSpecIal to IN TImes- Dlsphtch.I 10
WINCHESTER. VA July IA large
.harn on the farm OF John Armel, at
White post, was burned last night en-
failing a loss Of several thousand dol
lars. The live stock was saved, but
the hay and farming implements were
dasfrnXed. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
HAVE TRADE DAYS
and GIVE REBATES.
Norfolk Merchantsandt the 200, 900
League Adopt Plan to At
tract Buyers.
CEASE CHARGING DEMuRRAGE
Norfolk and Western Makes Con-
cession Which May Help Ship
pers-Receivers on Trip.

tspe .lal to Tho rim..,pispatch.1s

fspe :ial to Tho Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. July Norfolk has
Joined the van OF cities which will have
trade; days set apart in each week for
out-of-town buyers the purchasers to
be refunded their railroad fares by the
merchants, where the purchases JUS
tlfy 1t.
The coupon system will be used. and
by this means shoppers can trade With
half dozen merchants, and by apply.
Ing to the 100000 League secure the
return OF their money for railroad fare.
People within radius OF forty miles
will be given free transportation upon
the aggregate purchases OF $40, and
within radius OF eighty miles, double
that amount. b
The movement is backed by the re-
tail merchants. as well as the 100000
League. and 1t is belieyed that the ma
jority OF merchants In the city will
enter the plan.
Cense Charging Demurrnge.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company have advised coal and coke
shippers here that after July 9Th there
coal and coke for transh ipn,ent at
Lamberts Point coal piers. Norfolk
The tariff cancelled and withdra wn
Is officially designated Tariff c. and C..
1850. c. c.. No. 2.2s3 B.. The circu.
lar. which Ia signed by T. S. Davant,
third vicc-president and traffic mana
ger; D. 2. Spangler. superintendent OF
transportation. and T. D. Hobart C.. and
e. agent. Norfolk and Western Railway
Coal shippers characterize the action,
OF the Norfolk and Western as liberal
and progressive and express the hope
that all demurrage charges which have
accrued since October last. when. the
panic ensued, may be RENTED.
II is said that the Chesapeake and
ohio Railway Company ceased charg.
Ing demurrage last October
The coal movement from Norfolk.
which has been very small. appears to
be Increasing somewhat. and shippers
are hopeful that the future may be
brighter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
FREDERICK COUNTY MAN CHARGED
WITH PTED&ASSAULVs
Especial 10 The Times pispssch,l

strspecIal to The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, Va ] uly Y. sc eorge
Marpole, a. white man, thtrty-tiye years
}of age, 81 was lsS arrested here to-day,
charged with attempting to v GO mint nit
criminal assault upon Mary Ritter. Q
white girl, only Y eleven y ears Of 2 Sc.
He ig IN 4 The loo Y 7, .s
It Els said that Marpole 8 who ts q
married man en- iced the Ritter 8child
into his home on the prom Mise Of pay
ing her II cents to weep his roc M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
Dry Goods, Notions, ETC.

Bazaar. The, is e. Broad. sSI latt
iIslack. j. Al 8 Co.. 39l2 Williamsburg Ave.
Cohen. H.. 402 w. Broad, 3
Crowell. s.. a2a w. Broad. 1853 E, Main,
St4t 1549 H. Main. az iiis
Elicit, NJ III. u 49, s WI liamsburg Avenue. s
Fulton bargain House, bl5 Louisiana Street.
Gayle, NJ. 1401 Louisiana Street, s =
Levy. Mayer.31715 Z. Franklin ST., 170s y.
es Main. Il Isl 81 4 & NJ ~ a 3ss N
Levy. Henry. SAT Brook Avenue,
Meyers Dry Goods CO. 1919 n Hull Street,
Pincus, NJ, a az w. Broad. ass 1,
lPNrrish, p. In 8 w. Broad 3. jst
fIeQbelen, Misses q. n & Nj; Twenty TIL st,
e4 and Oh Arch IL III Avenue. ss
FspnayS ~ atkinson. = Nena BILE Sire at. NH
Solomon, N. 90 N. sayent cent II Street