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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
Albany Notes.
Especial Correspondence. J

Nopeclhl correspondence
Albany, Oct, 19.--Mr.. Ed. School.
the poultry man. returned from North
Yakima this morning, where he has
been with his prize-wfnning chickens.
Jack Latourette, tIte Quarterback
on the Oregon alumni team, spent
Sunday with friends IN Albany,
Grants Pass sand is being put down
on the south side of the depot. -
Hunters TO the number OF 1850 Sc
cured licenses this year, The ducks
ape coming I'm Just now. and the ponds
are Watched night and day.
Albany college has played two hard
games thfs. season. and the score
stands 10 to 8 in favor OF Albany.
There WAS very large squad out last
night. and a second team was organ
ized. Hans F1o.. the fullbach OF
Monmouth college,, VIII coach the
babies" ~, -...
Mr. l.. c. Beesou and ID. s. Ora.
ham, both OF Eastern Oregon, regis
tered at college yesterday. Beeson Is
a fast erd. and Graham. II is thought.
VIII make good quarter. They tried
out last night. and they proved to be
yaluabie additions to the team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20

BOLD BANK
BURGLAR
IN ILl|NO|'
ENTIRE TOWN mi,
AT BAY

,r ! Herrin; erin; H., Oct. so.--,s.
ing practically the whoIIaA whIIAIts! ss,,,
OF ol desperate yeggmeu 81 slass asai, =.
90 s,e,L. the safe In the baoS I'ss !. ,si ID
mining mining town near s Sess y y Huz ,
pursuit. 'VV' A posse 4 |.
While there was ma,
so ia Tar as known no one n',a "a. 'aoai',
The robbers entered M sss Y l1it's
~ and took possession '4s rau,a Saas stl'
ence soon became known y ns'I ~ p'<
: me &c town. A crowd gathsrs.' r.ss.'1sass'a| s'''
OF the yeggmen stood A. nm shs y ovl ~
and a held the townspeople' ~ !, g sa9sf.v|
a revolver, while his 49,. - eAl v'1|
within worked at the ss,s s'nps1i's|| "a
plosion caused much ere;,.-.lInnae . me n
me thieves boldly gathersx thsas ~
and then boldly ds.lsg, - y ~ n
tne country. In the rnea,i;s.n 49,
men had come into thu. ths .,..'.! a.1
s ana mere was a thrilling srsi % y.
posse was organized, and Z ~ 4, 1.
behind the men, who nIons,s1 = ~
which they had left tied nss, !, ~: q:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
O o o O o o q o O o @
PERSONAL MENTION o
o And Movements Of Salem O
D People. O

o And Movements Of Salem {
|IO People. {
10 o o o o O o o o o o {
II L. G. Stringer has returned from ,
"trip in the East.
Misses Jenny and Georgia Boott
have gone to Seattle for week.
/ Albert Hart went to Portland thi:
morning to look after business mat.
ters for short time.
| Miss Marie Cutsford left today for
| Spokane to visit with her brother
Carl s. Cutsford, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wallert, pro-
prietors OF the Elite Cafe, were in
Portland yesterday visiting.
| G. w. Yannke and Attorney p. II.
Darcy were In Dallas yesterday,
looking after business matters.
/ Mike Mahony, of st. Paul, was In
mess matters and visiting friends.
Robert Dank and wife returned to
their home in Portland yesterday, af-
ter spending a week with friends In
this city.
Mrs. B. B. Poulsen returned this
morning from Albany, where she
visited with friends and relatives for
week
Frank McDaniels returned this
morning from a weeks visit In Rose
burg. He shot a few pheasants while
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pearce and Mr.. and Mrs.
X. nj. Hofer were q merry party of
returning Newporters Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Cook has returned to
her home In Portland, after visiting
her mother and sitter, Mrs. John F.
Miller and Mrs. s. L. Hayden, re-
spectively.
w. O. Reese. son-in-law OF Mrs. r,
B. Lucas In South Salem, has re-
tnrned to his former home in Hart
line, Wash After disposing Of his
holdings at that place ne will return
10 Salem to make HIS home in the fu-
,ure with his family.
Frank Gambling, the welI-knowu
ace horse driver, Is in the city VISIT
ng with old friends for a few days. |
Gambling will leave shortly with
our horses, now stabbed at the fair
round track, for Portland, and from
here will 20 to Southern California l
ylth them. Mrs. Gambling has been I
u In Portland for the past two
nonths. and the doctors advised that
ne be taken to a warmer climats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
HOUSE News

Mike Nftchotich was found guilty
Of grand larceny yesterday By tha
Jury I'm the circuit court after deff,:
Grating 80 minutes.
Nitchottch was indicted by the
grand Jury recently and when af
raigned before Judge Burnett plead
not guilty. N!tchotich was arrested
some time ago on complaint OF
n. n. Hunsaker alleging that the do
PENDANT robbed him OF $40 I'm morI-
ey and a gold watch valued at 500.
the crime being committed near the
town OF IuFner, Or, Franla Holmes
appeared as attorney for,th defend
ant and Walter Winslow for the
state.
NItchotich win be sentenced octo,
Der rs. ts f'
County Judge Bushey was the
recipient or splendid box Of. grapes
yesterday afternoon sent to him by
the Benedictine Fathers OF Mt Angel.
The Judge very eonslderatefy passed
the box around the county Offices and
plead with the employees to- partake of
the lusclous fruit which they diG,
not Wishing TO offend his honor. =
Deeds Recorded
j. @. How'd et al, to Andrew Tilk
son, l2S acres T. s II. 2 W., w. d.,
$4,000.
r. s. Rice to ID. ]. and r. Steiner,
lots l and 2. block 2, town of Enger,
w, D., S675.
E. b. and c. NJ. Karn 20 Francis
NJ. Collins. lot 4. Cherry City fruit
tracts. w. d., si750.
Butte Falls Fruit Growers Assn.
TO Oregon Diamond Coal Mining &
Development Co.. land In SCOTS
Mills. w. D.. 81.
Mrs. Il. n. Black TO p. p. Wallace.
lots IS and Ia, block II. Highland
Ave. addition TO Salem. w. d., 81.
p. II. Wallace TO j. w. Wilson,
Ave. addition TO Salem, w. D., $40.
], II. and l.. r.. Ryan To Harvey L.
Pearsons rs acres, T. 8 s. r. 3 WI.
w. d., $3.50.
c. r. and C, j. Anderson 10 W, n.
Keyes, land In block s, Roberts adj
dHion 20 Salem, w. D., $500.
]. ID. Walton TO w. and p. A. Don
oldson. lots 81 and 6S. Capital City
Fruit Tract containing 20 acres. WI
d.. $4,000.
T, j. add NJ. Il. Lousegnout 10 n.
3. Rice. land In lot 2. and 4, block
SO, University addition TO Salem. W.
d.. sl200. III
NJ. A. aud l.. Pulsky 10 ], A. Corn
ley, 40 acres In T. s. r. 2 W.. w.
d.. $4,000. ~
ID, and A. wies'ng to T. G. and
y, A. Amber. so acres In section I,
T. 6 3. r. W.. W, D., $500. I'll
Maria Gunther 10 w. NJ. Bell, lots
1, and y, Tots IL. rs and "a, block
IA In Sublimity, w. D.. 1915.
d. Peterson 20 H. E Noble, Ias
acres In section 16. T. ss.'R. Sc.
lot and Z. block q. and lot 4, block
3. IN Elizabeth addition 20 Mills City.
W. D.. ".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
TELLS HOW THIS
HOME MIXTURE
Is PREPARED

The following prescriptFon for the
cure of rheumatism and kidney and
bladder troubles has no doubt been
flled millions OF times, viz: Fluid
Extract Dandelion. one-half ounce;
Compound Ksrgon, one onnces Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ounces. These simple. harmless I'm
gredients can be obtained at any
good prescription pharmacy at little
cost and are mixed by shaking web
In a bottle.
The dose for adults is a teaspoon
ful after each meal and at bedtime.
drinking a full tumblerful OF water
after each dose. IL Is stated that
this prescription Is a positive rem
edy for kidney trouble aud lame
back, weak bladder and urinary diff
neulties, especially of the elderly
people, and one Of the best things
to be used in rheumatic affiletions,
relieving the aches and pains and re-
ducing swellings.
A weil-known authority states
that this mixture acts directly upon
the eliminative tissues of the Kid
neys; cleanses these spongelike or
gans aud gives them power TO sift
and strain the poisonous waste mat
ter and uric acid from the blood
which is the cause OF rheumatism.
II your back or sides ache and
YOU suspect kidney trouble Il would
be wise to try this for few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
JURY SECURED TO
TRY LATHROP CASE

After sitting the Jury panel over
for three hours, a Jury OF ~ men
were found competent TO the attor-
neys. Jeffries and Lennon for p. N.
Lathrop. and c. l.. McNary for the
state. Owing to, the fact that La
throp was so well known through this
vicinity, a suitable jury for the per-
jury charge against him by indict-
ment was difficult To select. as most
OF the Jurors examined by the coun-
sci were too formally acquainted with
the case TO satisfy the district attor-
new. However. after 22 OF the, 2s
men consisting OF the present panel
had been Questioned. a satisfactory
'urv was irawn, aud the court ad-
tourped with the proper instructions
from Judge Burnett regarding the
inrymen's conduct while dismissed.
The Jury which will decide Lathrop's
case Is as follows; II. 3. Keil. Isaac
Conklin, c. W. Siege. @. l.. I.ange.
knute Gregerson. j n. Jones, ]. b.
Ashby. George Van Haften. w. l..
cummins, Chauncev Bishop. A. W.
Mize aud John Marthaler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
THAW is GIVEN
ANOTHER JOLT

Pittsburg.. Pa. Oct. 2O.--Another
Dbow was deat Harry X. TRav In his
night for liberty today when Judge
fosng. In the United States circuit
court. quashed the writ of habeas
corpus against Superintendent Robert
b. Lamb, OF the asylum OF the crimin-
al insane at Mattewan. N. Y, aud dis
missed the petiti'1n to bring Thaw
here 20 testify I'm HIS bankruptcy
case: The court holds that Tlfaw's
testimony can be taken by deposition.
without his removal from coRfne-
ment.. E.u ,F .4a..
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PROFESSOR POWERS
~ COMMENDED
(Polk OBJ -erver. !

Professor ], NJ. Powers, superln-
tendeut OF the Salem schools, who
has charge Of the department OF
language In the teachers institute
now m session In this city. Is In Dali
las for the ffrst time and his work
is proving one OF the most attractive
features OF the Institute. HIS clear.
logical and well balanced address on
the study and teaching OF English
language are very entertaining and
Instructive and are well worth the at
tendance not only of the teachers
but OF all the citizens OF Dallas who
are interested IN 'letening TO a mas
terly treatment OF that subject.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
City4News|

Weather Forccaef-
Fair tonight; "Wednesday, fair and
warmer.
pmbreiIas---,
Covered and repaired. Hauser
Bros, 'AyN 10.20-2t
s 49, nme
Covered and repaired. Hauser
Bros. l0-20-2t
Covered and repaired. Hauser
pros. lo-2o-at
Glenslofs sanitary Market
Ia. the place TO buy your meat.
fhey have pleased Others they viii
please you, Phone sal,
Fresh Eggs and Country Bustcr-
Aud anything IN The grocery line
20 be found at j. NJ. Lawrence. Phone
s1i.
Snhnson a stege-
A good place to have that suit
pressed aud cleaned. Next door to
Journal.
Mrn. sam white
Is tired OF buying ground coffee.
she buys Folger's 0oidon Gate coffee.
Her grocer grlnds Il for her.
Have You--
Given the new meat market on
Court street a trialg II Is first class
"a every respect aud 10 giving per-
feet satisfaction 20 its patrons. Phone
sB4. .f
Now II the rins---
To get new robe for the buggy
and warm blanket for the horse
n E. Shafer. the harness man.
seen 'sslsse'' Yetg-
He's there: she's always there"
when II comes TO serving q high-claes
German lunch or Anice sandwich.
Try chill con earnl Collins Court
resort. SAT State street.
Formed Club
WA annette University students
have formed a Republican club. with
Robert Duncan president. Clark Bel
knap. .viee-president and Harry Jones
secretary,
RickrealI store Robbed
The Rlckreall general merchandise
store was broken into last night aud
several dollars worth OF goods stolen
by some unknown party or parties
Amopg the articles tnissing are two
dozen fountain pens. two dozen
knives. slx rasors, four watches and
two pairs of shoes. The information
wss given 20 the chief Of police last
nixel BY phone
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sOMPEHs TALKS FOR
BFYAN AND DExOUmn
hat - -. - I -

Cbfhago. Oct. 20.-SAuud Comp
,ers arrived here today 10 address I
monster labor meeting torIeht ~
VIII appeal to the laborirs men iol
vote for Bryan and the Democratic
ticket.
There Is no doubt thai lheissl
determined Intention on the par 4
the Republican leaders to w-Wk hl
labor unions Of the county" nii
Gompers. ir an fnteryie wthis ihu'
noon. "by the depletion Of ihd
treasures and by proceeding sflnr'
ally against their members rnds "
Sherman antitrust act. There 3
complete revolution OF feeling ipiis
the Republicans In this cpunty, ~
a feeling iu fayo: Of Bryan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
HIGHEST AWARD
is PLANNED
FOR WRaI

Paris. Oct. 20.--The .e,,su I,
which the American inventor, Tn-
Wright, is held here Is IndIcso1 !,
a movement begun here TODAY 4 4
tain for the aviator the decors,Is, 4
the Legion of Honor
The Journal has taken Up n, "a.
In HIS behalf, and is urging thi =
one I'M the last decade has quslIkts \
a larger degree for the honor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20

Miss Helen Pearce gave an in
formal dinner party last night to
some young friends, on the occasion
OF her eighteenth birthday.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
VIII give a social reception at the
rectory Wednesday evening.
Rocky Mountain Express"-grand
melodrama. at the opera house to-
night, and Checkers, tomorrow
night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
RECospnENDs CATS

Seattle. Wash, Oct. 2O.-Eyery
home In Seattle will have a cat, n the
advice OF Or. Frank s. Burnes. chief
OF the stan handling the bubonic
plague prophylactie work In Seattle
is needed.
Or bournes has issued a statement
20 ths honseholdars In which he says
l0oo cats. with an appetite for rats.
can stamp out the bubonic plague
quicker than anything else.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
BILL ANDERSON HAVING
HElnS nE QnAErIaN A.

Bill Anderson Is having heaps OF
trouble. He has not yet found out
who 10 pay his street assessment 10.
Then there Is q quarrel Ia the ffm.
Btu wants Anderson 10 pay and An.
derson says Bin owes the whole thing.
TO stop the row, Mrs. Anderson has
stepped ia paid the whole thing
nearly thousand dollars--Bgyan
dollars. Later--The assessment was
only ssse.ae.
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Finds a stolen Case

While searching in some bIackber-
~ bushes back OF her home last Fri
day for a PCT kitten. which had
strayed away. Mrs. DR.. Cornsik. re-
siding on South High street, found a
Doctors case. containing several med
teal tools, as well as n few bandages,
ana the case Was s'ashed I'm several
nlages as though the contents were
dealred by someone without the key.
Mira Corneik took possession OF the
case. and today Il was, identified as
the property OF Or. Morse, and Il
was stolen from his automobile sever
al days ago. The guilty party Is not
known by the doctor. as the case was
taken from hts machine while stand
ing neaf che Riggs drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
CATASTROPHE IN

Cheyenne, wyo,, Oct. 2O.-Folr
ing tie tornado that blew a cinos
OF Il Union Pacific train on ~
pice near here and killed slx msA
SIDES inJuring 80 passengers ths y
road traffic OF the state is paIlnN
today. -
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sauter for CouncIIman-

At a meeting OF Republicans In
Yew Park last evening Edward Sau-
ter was recommended as the fourth
ward candidate for councilman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
tfftftffftFFV
fNEW TO-DAY

For saIe-seoond-hant As'z'
secondhand buckeosfd. W
ond-hand Georgia wss'a
secondhand rus-soous. ~
ond-hand top bssgy' Fu''
one secondhand riding sa''. '.'.'r
one secondhand ~ s.'' -
wagon with bed. good = " I.
Mitchell. Lewis 4 s's's, ,.'r ~
lem.
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new IDEAS
FOR THE
FARMERS
LECTURE TRAIN TO
VALLEY

What is said to be the most pre-
tentious train OF It's kind ever operat-
ed over any railroad in the United
States will be run by the Southern
Pacific company through the VIII
lamette valley, starting the first
week in November. 1t will be a de-
monstration train that will show the
latest methods in dairying, agricul-
tnre, horticulture and stock-raising.
The train will consist of seven or
eight cars AMI will be accompanied
by officials OF the railroad company,
Professor Withycombe, director OF
the Oregon Experiment Station at
Corvallis. will deliver lectures at the
various towns visited. and other pro-
fessors from the Oregon Agriculture
college will also accompany the train
and give practical instruction TO the
farmers. dairymen and fruit grow
ers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20
social Wednesday,

The ladies OF the Episcopal church
Will give a social at the rectory on
Wednesday evening. October 21, to
which all members and friends are
invited. lO-20-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20

- Nan Do You Knou i Y
joining the salesman,s. a.. issi -
entific man building e'ar -
starting al the J. n -, !, sIIsi
can vastly increase !, !s.s I, ~ ~
capacity al a very ,ssi conp
every WEDNESDAY n'sss ss.oa.Isl..
tent instruction .rur'le,
sales. Lectures -, " ASS 4.
business men. HelpI., I.,,.soess
nothing can you ln's !. tns -
lars aud q few boar. ~ ,s'sI,
il viii bring you an ~
Class just sisrilns l,<t~|
OF write Y. N. e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20

Wanted--A first-elass eook !,
Salem hopsitai; sooa ,s',,.a
ply in rerson. -
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New Work In Oregon.

Although the Hartman lines In
this state have only recently taken uu
the work of educating the people OF
the rural districts to improve their
products and increase their output.
the railroads have gone into II exten.
siveIy. The train to be run next
month promises to be the very latest
development OF this idea.
One car I'm the train VIII be de-
voted to agricultural exhibits and
demonstrations. another to horticuI-
ture. third TO dairyiug and live
stock. One car will have n number
of model dairy cows for exhibition
and practical demonstrations with
milking machines, cream separators
and other appliances OF modern dairy
methods VIII be given. A model
stan will be shown for the benefit Of
dafrymen and owners OF livestock
In another car. practical demonstra.
tions will be given IN packing fruit.
Coaches will be attached to the
train. in which lectures will be held
In the event the weather will not
permit outdoor meetings at the vari-
ous stops. and there Will be sDecfal
,ars for the accommodation OF tile
,arty of railroad officials and Oregon
college professors wffo'I
VII accompany the train throughout
Is tour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-20

For Rent-Three rooms arrs
nished, 205 Twenp"t te-Sl-1'
corner OF Court. -
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Cities 10 Be Visited.


/ The train win he out eight day,
and during that time. tho following
cities wilr he visited. a stou of aho,r'
rwo hours being made at each place.
uuisro"c. Foreqf Grove, North Yprr-
hill. Carlton. NewBerg. McMinnville,
Amity. Sheridan, Dallas. Tndepend-:
euce. Wellsdale. AIbanv. Shedd, juno
ton CITY, Eugene. Cottage Grove,
Springfield, Brownsville, Jefferson,
T"lsn. ,CarvnisI Woodbury.. Wosr
stayton, SiIverton. Hubbard and Au-
rora. t
X. II. Miller, hesh OF tIie traffic de-
partment OF the Harrimpn lines I'M
this territory. Is arranging the tim
erary of the train and the dates ofI
vi -itfug each nlace on the schedule
will ne announced within a few DAYS
Mr.. Miller. The orikihator OF fhe de-
train idea on fhe Ore
gon Tines. IN spesRing uf the inter
est the rallroFi takes In the Develop
ment OF the territory served by It's
lines, he sail. ,t.r
Oar object Il to- promote the ag
horticultural and dairylIrs
INTERESTS .of the Willamette valley 60
the fullest extent. We expect that
great interest will he manifested In
the section Co be visited. The move
ment has for its pur9ose the better
ment of existing conditions and tn |
acquaint the farwers with such facts |
modern aud scientific |
methods as will be To- their material |
advantage. The work Is undertaken |
'oleiy with.the view to aiding the de-
geloDment of the territory served by |
he Southern Pacific company"
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. ron = = SAL 8 Y = Scotch ceolie Pups
sable and white. Thos6oreds. II. II
Mi''er. the dairymau.q south hin.:s NJ.
not. Prfcs $500. 80, NJ - usF
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Liquor License or Tax Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax
on the business of retail liquor deal
er, was issued to w. A. Menar OF
Tolley, N. D., on the 18th day Of
July. A. D.. 1908, which said tax is
posted in the store Of the said w.
A. Menar in the main room Of the
building, located on lot 10. block 3.
of the original townsite Of Tolley, N.
D.
Dated this 3rd day OF September.
A. D., 1908.
w. "A. Minar.
Holder Of said Government Tax Re-
ceipt.
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Liquor Llcense Of Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that q gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax
on-sthe business OF Retail Dealer IN
malt liquors. was issued to Smiths3
Crago, OF Kenmare, North Dakota,
on the 3rd day Of July, 1908, and said
tax recetpt has been duly posted in
the front room of that certain one
story frame structure situated on
Central avenue, lot -, block p, in
Tolley'ss Original Plat Of Kenmare.
N. D. That the owner of said build
ing in which said tax receipt is post
ed is J. H. Jameson.
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,so;Ars Farm for Sale.

Ten miles from Glenburn. three
miles west Lynch post once, 1T
acresunder pillow, partly plowed for next
year. Abundance good water close to
bnidiIgs, I room q house, one .stofy.
barn 1892, carriage house, small
granary. Fine grove trees. A me
property for making money ana
have a splendid home at the same
time. Price $50 acre, part time win
be considered. inquire on premises.
d. X. Pike, Lynch, N. D.
o9-H 1922 pd 545-I.a Il 2oa.,
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Liquor Liesnse Notes.

.C s0lt .aG, B 10 AT n C.tln. gIlf.7l q"
Notice is hereby given that gov.
eminent tax receipt was issued for
the business Of Retail Liquor Deal
er to w. H. Belideau OF Mohall, N.
D., on the9th day Of July. 1908, which
said tax receipt is posted in the Main
building Of said drug company on
lot IL, block IL Of the original town.
site Of Mohall, N. D., and that J. E.
Cramond is the owner Of said build
ing. w. II. Belideau,
Holder OF said Government Ii
cense. 9-17 ,10-1 chg
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Ptosws! PIows! .Piows!

ID Ptosws! PIows! ,Piows!
ct 2 reduction, Also lays and extras
for sale. Call at the Cash feed and
Fiel store, opposite the D. A. Hall
blacksmith shop. third door north Of
Windsor hotel. New goods to bs
closed at your own price.
F. J. Knorr, Minot. N. d.
9-l7 9.24
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Taken up at my home. one gray
mare about Aug. 10, 1908. Big wire
cut on front muscle. and name reached
Age between IL ad is years. o. ].
Huso, Sec. 2, Twp. 154, Rye. "a,
Minot, N. D. 9-17 10-1 pd
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

MARRIED. MAN-Would like to
rent farm Of about $50 acres with
horses and machinery included. Ad.
dress Care The Independent, Mi
not N. D. 9-17-t4p
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

FOR SALE Some fine thoroughbred
st. Bernard puppies, i've weehs old
]. Can be registered. stahler 4
Lambert, Foxholm, N. D. s.17tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Money to loan on farm mortgages.
See Mrs. NJ. J. Hartnett, Minot, N.
D. 9-17 tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

FOR RENT-Large lot 2 blocks
from Leland corner. Suitable for
livery stable. wood yard, machinery,
etc. Small ONCE on lot. Rent or
sell. Inquire Independent. tip