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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-12

SEED WHEAT FOR SALE 600
bushels Of fine grade Blue Stem seed
wheat for sale. Guaranteed free from
foul seeds. Price reasonable. Ad-
dress Edward Nelson, Minot, Route 4.
Four miles southeast of Minot in Val
ley. 90 3-l1-p
A young experienced man with cap
ital wants position in country bank
Address H. O., care the Independent
Minot, N. D. u
Greatest spring tonic, drives out all
impurities. Makes the blood rich. Fills
you with warm, tingling life. Most 70
liable spring regulator. That's Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, 35c, lea OF
Tablets. MCCOY q 20.
J. L. Skrivseth's Photographic
art studio, first-class work al
sizes, 3O3 s. Main st., Minot,
N. d. 7.lStt
See Grant S. Youmans for q
five year farm loan at lowest
rates. Office in new optic bldg.
tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10

yersary in the end, let 1t be a surren- der with All the honora of war, as be- comes the sons and daughters of the chivairic South which stal<ed its all In sacred cause and lost, but wun the plaudits of the world for the gallant fight it made against overwhelming odds.
 Remember. only i've days more. and the battle will be won or lost. and re member, too. that there may be honor sn de5Ss. Tss s, ss well h.ssr. ss yicsSry ss s,orm
 The seventh and last week of the great contest opened with lighter vot- ing than for some days past. After the strenuous efforts of last saturday. resting or preparing for the next as- sauit In most cases it was marshall ing of forces and not likeness that accounted for the dearth of votes cast : votes recorded for the day:
 Miss Virginia Bragg Smith. i6,5o0; Miss Sallie Watkins Wood. i2.s00; Miss
 poasSs Ss Mss paIs GSSo M4s MsstsI Annie T Ruffin, 5000; Mrs. D. L.. Johnson, l.- s00 Miss Ethel Gregory, 300.
 Many subscriptions were cashed in at ans AsysrtissT tssS oee ana md, the vosins of the contestant left blank, or the votes held to be cast later in the week. Some surprises are evidently being framed up for number of the con-
 Close Race for First Place.
 Miss Virginia Bragg Smith scored the highest number of votes during the S mark wasp ana isss asr Rs Rss ds fne tance between her and her most for- midabie rival for first prize, Miss Sal- lie Watkins Wood, who still remains through e' the contest Miss Wood and md Miss Smith have run a very close and exciting race. Nearly all the best peo- pie in Montgomery and many Tn dis one or the other of these popular girls and many are dividing their support equally between them as they are anx- tous to see both of them win. No friends and supporters of both nearly all want to see the other have second choice. If either had the local field to herself and the other were not in the as to who would would win the autornobiie With the votes divided so equally be- tween them, there is a chance that some outside candidate may win first Master James Boroughs Dale of Mad awah Is the only one of all the contest. ants who moved up in the score list yesterday He jumped from sew causing Miss Paschai. Miss cif Gii. christ and Miss Ghent to move back one degree each. The young cy- clone" Is plumed for still higher flight and the upper ten" will have to look out or he will soon land in their midst
 Lest We Forget.
 A thing for everybody to remember | is that the contest will close at { 1 o'clock next Saturday evening, and tn al all votes. or cash for subscriptions Id be voted in favor of any contestant, |, must be in The Advertiser ofice by that hour, or in the mail. Outside contest ants may mail their last remittances al any time up to ?. m, Saturday, March IA. but the postmark must show, or other conclusive evidence be fur nished that the package was mailed be- fore the closing hour. All votes from the outside must be In The Advertiser office by noon of Monday, March 16 in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10
BOSION BANKER SPENT LAST
 EIGHT YEARS IN MISERY

charleton H. Hutchinson. q leading banker and broker of Boston, with pfices at 8 Congress Street, in that city. has recently come out with very strong statement
 In the widespread discussion over Go0perss new theory and medicines which has spread over the country so rapidly, Mir. Hutchinson has taken the side of those who say that Cooper's theory ia correct and his medicine all that he alAinas.
 Mr. HuEehinson's emphatic state nsent ip aa follows. Anyone afflicted with chronic iii health and a general Eun-d0wn condifion caused bysstomaeh trouble, who does not try this man Cooper's medicine. is very foolish. say this after a most remarkable ex- perienee with the medicine
 T heard of Cooper's success first when he was in Chicago, as have a private wire to that city in connection with my business. Later when he came East, learned more of him and his theory that stomach trouble causes most Ill health. I have had no faith in anything not prescribed by a phy- sician for each particular ease after careful diagnosis. but after eight years of constant suffering. during which
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time spent over si.5oO with absolutely no relief. I felt that 1t would at least do no harm to try the medicine which was hearing 30 much about.
 During these eight years have been forced to. go without solid food for five or six. weeks at time. I always had sour stomach, was troubled with formation of gas, and led the usual miserable life of the dys- peptic. was dull, tired. nervous and gloomy all the time, and was always constlpated.
 T have taken cooper's medicine a comparatively short time. For the past month have not had the slight est aIgn of stomach trouble. I can eat anything with no bad effect whatso- ever. I have fine appetite. am gain ing flesh very rapidly. am cheerful. full of energy. and my nervousness has disappeared. My bowels are in perfect condition for the first time in eight years.
 T don't hesitate to say that would not take $50.0o0 and be back where I was. My relief and thankfulness Is beyond description"
 We sell Cooper's famous preparation described in the above statement.
 E. c. FOWLER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10
PLANS FOR PRIMARY
SECOND DISTRICT CoMmITTEE HAD
General Plan As Adopted hy State Consmfttee Was offered and
 tfessrs Wiley and Hall have Qualified.

The primary plan adopted by the State Executive Committee was offer s;l, ed ane a endorsed by the the Second Dist. meeting held yesterday.
 Resolutions to select the nominee and candidate of the Democratic party for representative in Congress from ton to be held May IS were read and adopted. The election to be held in the. counties of Baldwin, Butler, Con- scuh, crenshaws covingt2n; Escambia.
 It was also decided by those present that the candidates shall file in writ ing their application to have their Snss printed ss on the ticket with the the with the chairman of the state Ex- ecutive Committee, at least fifteen days prior to May IS. and shall pay such as- sesments as the state executive comr
 it was further resolved by the meeting that the returns of such pri- mary shall be made and signed by the precinct in the respective counties and returned to the chairman of the Demo cratic Executive Committees of such counties on or before May 23. and that second district be called on May 2s at noon in the city council chamber of Montgomery for the purpose of can. vassing. these returns and the result VT ttttu& w t'c 1cSADs@e$ VI oNe~o VI Aiabarn.
 est number of votes in said primary to be declared the nominee of the party.
 The resolutions adopted by the meeting also set forth that the chair man of the committee shall publish the resolutions and shall have posted at the court house door in each county in said district Q notice of the election thirty days prior to the date set, and shali notify the chairman of the demo- cratic state executive committee to sco- operate on May IS and further request him to have printed on the ballots the name of the candidate or candidates from the district.
 The members of the Second District Democratic Executive Committee present at the meting were;
 w A Henderson. Montgomery, char- man; Captain o. c. Wiley, Pike; A. 70. Gamble. Butler; c. P. peming. Ccnecun a. W. Il. Smith, Escambia. (by proxyl, s. D. Bloch. Wilcox {; tby proxy) B. TT Tiest, Baldwin.
 throughout. Colonel A. A. Wiley, Rep resentatIve from the District and T. J. Hall have already qualified as eanda- dates in the coming primary.
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wednesday Night.

'sThe Royal Chef" the musical conn edy by Ben M. Jerome and Messrs. stoddard and Taylor, comes to The Grand "wednesday night. The cast is headed by Win. J. Mccarthy. the fsvor- ite dialect comedian. oscar Ragland. Herbert Carter, George Porter Smith, Franklin Fox, Clara Berger. Dorothy Rae, La Belle Laurette, DIxsy LiliaFd and other fifty others. There are said to be a number of catchy airs in The Royal Chef most prominent of which are "O,Reilly," let Me Go Back.
 ''Mother Goose.' ''wonld You if You Were Me?" The Rajan Bold" etc., es will undoubtedly score heavily here, The beautiful dancing and singing chorus is one of the big features oe the Chef and includes the well known ''Broilers." Seat sale opens this morn ing. aoN'
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dangerous and the remaining five days or the contest will slip around very quickly Now is the accepted time to get busy. Gather in the votes while you may, for after 3 o'clock next Saturday night there will be nothing further do- Ing in the contest. Everything will be over but the final counting of the votes and the shouting of the victors. Be a winner If you can. If you can't at least be a game fighter. If you must meet with defeat, do it braveiy, and go down with colors flying. Don't run up the white flag within sight of the goal. Fight 1t out until the finish, SO that your defeat. if defeat 1t be. may be an honorable one. Te Lord Ioveth a cheerful giver. likewise a fearless
 lighter, but nobody has much use for coward or a quitter in 6 good cause
 stand by your guns till your last round of ammunition is exhausted. and if you must succumb to a more powerful ad-
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MAD DOC TN LTvTNCsTON.

Bites Man and Girl, Who Are sent to
 Pasteur Institute.
 Livingston. March 9--(Speclal.l-A mad dog which was owned by ". c. J. Everett. attacked and bit J. K. Shell ton and his cousin. Leola shelton, as they were returning from musical rec cital.
 The young man and girl were sent to New Orleans for treatment at the Pasteur Institute
 The dog was undoubtedly mad but to make sure of 1t. the head was cut from his body and sent to New orleans for examination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10

Only five days niorei The sun will rise and set five times before the great race for The Advertisers prizes will De over. The world and the fulness thereof. was created In six days, we are told n holy writ Therefore. all those who have not yet accomplish ed much in the prize contest should take heart and cheer up. for If such . great work as the creation of the world was completed In six days, what may not be accomplished in five days? To win The Advertisers $1 900 automobile. the $500 piano. the pony and cart. the set of old m:sstop furniture or any other of the prizes to be given away after the close of the contest. :s a small job compared with the creation. in i've accomplish it.
 Get a move on though. if you expect to win. Do t now if you have any thing to do. Don't delay. Delays are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10
NEGRO PORTER ARRESTED
 WITH GUESTS POCKETBO0K


 Abe Parker, . negro porter employed at the New Exchange Hotel, was ar- rested yesterday at 9;45 a. m. by Ofil- cers Payne and Avant, on the charge of grand larceny, preferred by Y. W. MT. Jones, who had with his wife been staying at the Exchange Hotel. on the point of making his departure, missed his pocket book, which contain ed SC. With the negro porter he went up to the room and made d thorourh search for 1t. but was unable to find 1t. Parker denied any knowledge of the pocket book. but his behavior was Cd suspicious that Mir. Jones reported the matter to the police. with the result that yesterday morning the porter was arrested at hls home on South Jackson Street, and the pocket book discovered in his possession.
 Parker was tried yesterday afternoon fin the Recorders Court and was bound over on a bond of $500,
 Experts ih every department arrived 1-a. au~ a1...-.
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nredltors Eleceive oaer.

Birmingham. March s.-lSpeciai.)- )-- A meeting of the creditors of the w. R. McCavock Furniture Company was held this morning in the office of N. T.. Steele referee in bankruptcy. An or on the dollar as made by the bank rupt was considered. The creditors present agreed to the settlement. As majority of the creditors were absent inc matter was deferred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10

The practice of chaining Bible to some convenient spot in the interior of the old parish churches in England Is no longer a legal requirement. hut there are still a few in existence. mo- tabiy at the Church of St. Mary Bourne, near Andover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10
cREDIT MEN,s sMoKER.
Montgomery Organization to Entertaiu
 UrwfNmAa aNa~nH 70

MOntB0nefY Ur8aniHntIOn Co EnteRtnl1
 Friends March 12.
 The Montgomery Credit Mems Asso- citation will entertain their friends with a smoker on Thursday night March 12 and the gathering Is anti cipated with much pleasure. Five min- ute speeches will be made during the guests.
 The Montgomery Association Ia tn baby chapter" of the National Asso- citation. It has about thirty-lve mem- bers. drawn exclusively from the ranks of the credit men of manufacturers jobbers and bankers. It was only re- gently formed and the smoker Is in- tended to be an introduction of 1t to the business men of Montgomery.
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WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE.

(.overuar Names Delegates to co co
 Waahington la May.
 W. F. Tebbets of Mobile and F 2. Coodail and Fred M. Jackson of Bir- miugham, were yesterday appointea py th" Goyernor as the C0mmittee from Alabama to attend the conference or Governors and others at the white House in Washington on May iS l4 and IS, when matters concerning the con- the United States will be discussed
 It is believed that the Committee ap- pointed yesterday will accept the ep- pointrnent and attend this important conference.
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ADJUSTMENTS. The Grand,
 Tonight.
Jas. T. Powers fm tpTha RTua AEOOn.s

Jas. r. Powers. in the musical com edv of two continents comes to The Grand tonight. The entire production is said to be one of delirious riot or color and costumes, which enhances the decidedly capable and clever com pany engaged in portraying the many roles. Mir Powers's part Is the quint- essence of droliery and the songs ai- Iottad to him are screamingly funny. Hls working side partner Is Clara Pal ner, renowned chiefly for her excellent voice and naivette. The other mem bers of the cast are Nanon Jacques, Leslie Leigh, Myrtle Cosgroee, Frank Harrington, Blanche Wilmot Jennie Prawer. the toe dancer. H. L. drifith, Robert Brodrick and the big beauty chorus.
 Seats now on sale.
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You take no chances whth DaybFeak Fertilizers, Acid PhOsDhates and kahnat. Right Prices. Marks q Gayle. --ti
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We want every lady in Montgomery to give our place q trial. We start Monday and wagon will call. Phone
 Montgomery French Dry Cleaning Go.
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PAINTING

WANTHD--YouF printing faF dogera. bills thing in printing that is quantity We have. an automatic preaa. tho only e4s ia tAo state. Prompt s0Evte~; telephone as al
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Typewriter Circuiar Letters.

IMPOSSIBLE to detact them from the ao- tual work of tha typewriter; reproduced by new pFoceas; names filled in to match; prices on application. Mrs. ThirkiaId. Tas First National Bank Bidg. --2ot
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PERSONAL.

PARTIES who have purchassd stock in the state Mutual Life InBurance Co. of Rome. Ga. or in any of the agency com panies connected with it and who are dls- satisfied can gain information of value by writing me W 1T Brown. P. O. Box iOoi Atlanta, Ga. --ie-9t pREssMAKING--Havs your spring dresaas made at Mrs. Grosaman's, style. ftt. work manshfp and finish guaranteed. Mrs n.
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'WOODENWARiK'..

For thorough broom satisfaction aak yeug grocer for our Yellow Label Brooma rsioo twenty-five to fifty oentA Five Gradea and Jaffarnon street .s
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FTNANOIAI.. %

WE HAVE Several thousand dollars for quick loans Sn city property. see Hs for prompt service. Montgomery Abstract Co.
 |. ". Martin. President. 6os-l1 First Ma
 tlonal Bank Bldg. ---2I-au-mo-tu
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ELRCTRIC LAMPS.

E@Po~ara ens- rlxertrSW saN an f1nSs ~ brass gocds reininheA. Weat Electric 6 Mig
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Experts ih every departmenf arrived. Scientific cleaning in Moatgomery arst time. Phone HIS.
 Montgomery Breach Dry CIeanHng Go.
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ONLY FIVE DAYS MORE AND
 THE STORY WILL BE TOLD
Last Week of Contest Opens With MarshaIing of Forces for Dash to the Goal Virginia Bragg
 Smith Largest Gainer.
LnADrns IN THE CONTEST roDAr.

i. Miss saliie Watkins Wood, 30, 2. Miss Virginia Bragg Smith, 6' ]. [. Mrs. c. A. Bitch. Union Springl {. Mrs. John Bryan. Glenwood. ( s. Miss Ethel May williams, 267 6. Miss Liilie Bell Rankin. Brewtc !. 7. Miss Louia Williams. Shorter, 8. Master Ladrue Collins. Eclectic 9. Miss Louise Guenhyvar Noble. 10. Mrs. Annie L. Ruffin, Prattville il. Mss Susie Barnes. Andaiusia. ia. Miss Annie Langham. 16 High , 13. Miss lone Pollard. Hurtsboro. , 14. Master James Boroughs. Dale I5 Miss Marie yinson Paschal, Geo , is. Miss Early Clements Gilchrist, 17. Miss Marguerite Ghent, Dothan , IS. Master Henry Tayloe Kimbreu l9. Miss Mary Emma Pruett. Pefisa 20. Miss Annie Osborne. Eclectic, } 21. Miss Louise Hendrix. Pensaco ] ga. Mrs NJ. W. Purifoy. 3 Forrest ga. Miss Ethel Gregory, Linden. Ma 24. Master Frank Y. Hall. HOO S. j 25. Mise Willie Laney Murphy. O. 26 Mrs D. l.. Johnson. 13f Handf ] 27 Miss Lona Stephens TOO Cievel , 2s. Miss Esther Mitchell. Taliadee , %. Master Henry Hendon Jones.
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~ 4& - Av 6A in the ! Basement By AARON RosENKRANTz Ths fsmeus Dsnssh wnssrs Aushor ef -nsysi Love" The Widow" etc. % "A -. i. iss.s.iasA. ssaaias -r.~ ss-sl.- ...,ss, Es: .:s,.s !. s < z: ;;ss:. s-.sx st "A ssrss nysesu vsi.s--Sz.ssr~ zsi> .., s::: s:..s.,s ;..::. .:.:. rys' ''''-. New $1se Books retailed at less than half The nder-pricing ia accom- plishcd by large guarantee ss the author. printing and binding large
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 Hv 2. Fnnnkfosx hseaso An1Aes q THE JES6A1Sv BRIDE." "A stlsang. g.sathssllias stsEy. ."-e -extasEv Rss. We prefer te hava you buy from your bookaelleg, but to - aveiA delay we will send zRN . espy postpaid coR - [ ON -----------r------- Cupples, Leon Company lST Fifth Avenue :: New Yerk
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FOUND.

FouND-white Flannel Skirts French Dry Cleaned and Pressed 75e: all ahirta. plain or pleated 7Bc. We baiste our pIeates for customers Gents suits cleaned and press- Cleaning 4 Dye Works. over Nays Bak- cry. Phone 1903. --le-tf
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wANrED-MAr:E HELP.

s------~-~--~~--s>.-~~ WANTnD--Men to learn barber trade fsw weeks completes. 60 chairs constantly busy, licensed instructors. tools given. diplomas granted wages saturdays. positions waitinE. wonderful demand for graduates Write for catalogue, Moier Barber College. Atlanta. Ga. ts+ .- --S-et
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITTE6.
TNTERTOR DECORATTONg.

WALL PAPERS of Quality. nav spring line very artistic designs. workmanship the best, moderate prices. stamping, desfgntng, etc. Q. r. V. keynton. aesA Dexter Ave:
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MTgCELLANEOUA.

'lfuI.LANEE CINCINNATI cANDYness-- Have you tried themg Four hundred paHnda void here past three weeks. Oct the habit
 ouly one place, Thcmas Y. atephena Eleven a9afh Perry At 4ss$
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ENGRAVING. ENGRAVING

WAfeTED--You to iiluserats yoHF ads. with oar ests; they add ss per oenG e Che fhs AdVsrtissF EnEravins Company. 'PhoAe sa1. --3
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COAL

OUR Aotom- Hslena is the bast coal mined.
 We make no exceptions. Te burns freely, high grade red ash nut BankS csai Co, Phone zee. -a
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WANTED-sAT.KslEKiT.

experienced saleaman Of ability to handle very attractive pRorosi-
 tion. Must have good FsfersncaB- Address
 F. o. BoK s7s. City. --s-tf
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wANTnD-Brisht. intelligent women ts . hish-grade. delightful Powdered Bath Soap. Made by the 90 Mule Team BorAx Co Good salary wanted. also lady .soi sazne company. Call afternoons only on Mrs Henoeh. ifk South Court street.
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W1NTHD--FEMALE HKI.P.

WAMTMDI-whits gsris te es general hosss- weFk in privaka homesi fAaF wa&aa maAeg- tunitisa Tixase whs wish e ettuAtton and live out ef town may write The Haasat&on Army, Monteomegy. Ala othsEWtos nay call as siS Whituan ets ~ 'phsns sses.
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MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HoRsEs--we have a good supply of both mules and horses on hand at all timsa Como Co see us and save naou- ey Priees right New stables, Corner of Perry and Jefferson street. Abraham BroA
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WANTED--sITUATION.

WANTHD--Fosition as sovexnsas. Best ref erences. Have had experisnce in teaching
 Demand very small salary. Address Miss TKACHER--A man with 'Tirgt Grade iic- ense" and several years sxpefisnes wen@ w you can pay in writing. AAdress Houston National Bank. Dothap. Ala --e-l4t
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FOR RENT-R0cnas.

FOR RnNT-From October firaE the ela- biea occupied by Abraham Bros. an Lea Street, 10 feet vida 1ks feet deeq. euitaAle for ware house. sales stables. E6Take and wholesale store inquire at Kiein'ss N Court Ek. -~42sEf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-10

NEW end second hand typOwritaEs far sAia. maehtnea of ali makoa rented. repaired and exchanged: supplies and aoceaAories. M ke DavAnt. saecessor e Tesrg Davant. --e1