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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

Relay ma: = ampionships.- Universities. -
One mile = Won by Pennsylvania .uayllock
Wttham. Taylor and Cartmeln: second. Chicago
(Quigley. Barker Merriam. Lingle,: only two
starter. Time In quarters. OBJ %. IL %
Two miles-Won by Michigan MAY. Rove
Dull COe): second. Pennsylvania (HecS, be, ie
Gum. L.. r. JOnes): third. Columbia 1Zink'
Hail. Sanders. Ioyns). Princeton and Dartmouth
6.04 is. S.O4 2-5. '-'
Preparatory schools.-One mile-Wm Ly Hin
School Pottstown. Pa: second. George School.
Philadelphia: third. Lawrenceville ~. ~
High schools.-One mile-Won by Grooslyn NJ
T. High School: second. Oak Park Hixh School.
Illinois: third. Erasmus Hall High Schooi, New
York. Time, 3.33 4-5.
The result Of the one-mile relay races
among other colleges. classed accord
ing to previous performances and num-
Der Of students in athletics, were as fol-
lows:
One mile relay-Won by Brooklyn toIy. Instl-
tute: second. New York Law: third. Brooklyn
Law School. Time. 3.45.
emile relay-wOn by Pratt Institute. Eroek-
lyn; secood st. Johns College. Annapolis; third.
Gettysburg College. Time. 5. Il 3-J.
One mile relay-Won by Carnegie Technical
School, Pittsburg; second, Western University Of
Time, 337.
ne-mile relay-won by Rutgers College; sec
oud, Western Maryland College: third. Carlisle
Indian School. Time. 1892 l-S.
One mile relay-Won BY Wesleyan University
second. Massachusetts, Tech; third. Ohio State
University. Time. $50.
loo-ysrd run-Won By Stevens. Yale; secosd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-15

lot Of Fancy Lisle & Silk Hose in Black Tan,
White colors at half price less You can Hose the
family for have all sizes grades at less than ID
the usual cost
A new shipment of high class Iandkerchiefs
ladies Gents arrived just before the store closed
these will be offered at much less than it cost to make
them Some very dainty lines in fancy linen, embrod-
cred and silk.
Underwear for Ladies' and Children all weights and
sizes.
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% cent Silk Ginghanis and Fancy Waistngs Oc
All Is cent Standard Ginghams Tole-du-nords
Amosleags Rea-aeas etc.---~------. ----.--4------- OC
All u II cent STANDARD bingham. 7I-ac
All u - cent Standard Percales - Oc
All 10 cent Standard Pereales - re
Full line Of coors in l5e Dress Ducks offered az &c
The excellent stock Of Dress goods carried BY this
store consisting Of voles Taffeas Popnettes Mohails
and Fancy Stripes, in all the newest shades viii be Of
val~ss9c SIPS values 78c $1Oo values 67o $loO values
from &c to CSC
The original price is left marlsed-the sale price is
marked in Blue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-14
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE; Published only as information and
not guaranteed. ''ou anu
800 r NJ & Q. Limited Daily. Fsst
FeSuouls train Pullman sleepers 10 -
ington, Louisville, Cincinnati. Indfsna-ol51s
Chicago ana ST, Louis Connectio1 -
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman car To,IiS-
Cars. a la carte service '-.4i's
u.lU 2 Nj F. Y. LIMITED. Tsfl,-
solid vesttbule train. Pullman sleensrs -
Sihclhhau- Lexington. and louisville
Compartment sleeping car to viref-3s -.
Springs week days. Dining cars Ts
carte service. Pullman sleepers CIncInnsti
- ChlcsAgo ana -. Louis, and Louisville 10
Reservations and tickets at ChespsalSe ana
Ohio Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania ave. 6Gg IAN
St near r; ana New Union Station TeIe-
CAB Service. and Main 1856 or 22O6 for c. a o
Ticket Office roa5+
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TOW BOAT WRECKED.
FIVE NAY Be LOST

ASHLAND, Ky. March 1.-THE low
boat Boaz, en- route from Pittsburg TO
Cincinnati with twelve coal boats and
sixteen barges. crashed into the exposed
pier OF the new Ashland-Ironton bridge
below this city today, and 1t is feared
that FIVE members OF the crew were
whirled 10 their death in the raging
Ohio.
The boat tried to land several times,
but owing TO the high water could
ind no place. There was a heavy fog
on the river.
There were about thirty-five men on
the boat. and many OF them had to fight
for their lives in the water, where they
were whirled by the crash The boat
went on down stream after the crash.
but the barges broke loose, and many
of them sank.
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINZ.
Every Other Hour on the ODD F5our.
20 Pa4 ll4.P HIA AND NEW YORK
% a m.-Diner. Pullman ParlOr.
Is.9y a. m--BuneI PGrlor, Hr Tral,
500 O. m--Dlner and Pullman Parlor r.,
"a 30 a. m.-DLner and Pullman Psr5or -
300 p m--Diner and Pullman ParIor car
500 ,. m.--F0yal Limited All PIIlT|ss
f4-00 2. m--Coaehes TO PhiladeIphfa 49,
e 90 ?. m.-Dinsr and Pullman -Parjov
e p m.-COaches 10 PHILADELPHIA
I'll 20 p m--SlespeTs-
= 80 a. m---Sleepe
=, A AZ ~ CITY. tTSo 's:oo. fI1:oO a. n
AsiNAPoLTs. week days, 500 N $50,
uoon' o'Vv P Il-s SUM- $3.50 q m $40 n ~
10 BALTIMORE. > a.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOJ-R
tMssk Gays 1.oo a N. 10 D. M
sl.O0 .'II5 t2:OO. 400 lao ss Soa t4:SS
s4tA 'o.o0. fe:os. $50 1900 s6:S0. f5:s5 ss.oS
- 80. 'lo:o5. @1o.S5, 'lI:s0. u:S D. 10. S''N
WESTWARD.
SAlCAGo: rS'lo a m. ~. $50 ,. m.
VILE. $40 q n. a4s05 .. M 80 "a ,, =
PLITsBC re 's.le g. In.s 'l:2@. sgI0 d n
~ 80 night - -
CLEVELAND. s:I5 .. m
COLUMBUS. SD .. N,
WHEELING, ss.lO =. m, ss:1hu
WINCHESTER. fa;l0 An, f4.O5 = ~ -,
FREDERICK. tss2o. fs:l0. $40 an ssi -, -
HAGERsTOWN. fs:Ib a. m, +s;oa
sDaily. Except Sunday. ssSundsv' 49,,
Ticket Omcss: l47 81, Tel Mar 10 1-o ing
Pennsylvania ave. Main c7S. Nevv T-., -
Grafton Ticket Ofdcs. Tel. Eaia 7sno- Ts .S-l
nation Bureau. Main 5sS0 49, -. =. n
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Criminal Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. zoos. United States VS.. William
L. Morgan; order discharging defendant
from jail on account of good behavior,
10 take effect March IA, 1903.
No. 1880. In re estate of William
John Williams. motion for new trial
Overruled.
No. 1854. Fletcher VS.. Simpson: mo-
ton TO retax costs overruled. Plain
tins attorneys, l. Hufty and F. Burke;
defendants attorney, r. 3. Behrend.
United States eX rel Elizabeth Sousa
vs. Vesparian Warner, Commissioner OF
Pensions; rule for issuance OF mandam-
US: argued ana submitted. Attorneys.
PePuteOn & Fugitt, S. Mcnamara.
Towers VS. SwartZell. Rheem & Hen
sey Company motion for new trial ar
gued and submitted. Attorneys, Charles
Poe and G. 2. Hoover.
No. 1880 In re estate OF Ellen NJ
Cotton: motion for framing issues ar
gued and submitted. CaveatOrs' attOr-
neys, r. @. Donaldson A s. Worthing-
ton, and B. W. Parker; caveatees' at
tOrneys, G. II. Syme and c. A. Douglass
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SEAB0AR0 AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Offte, 1921 Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-FOllOwing schedule not guaranteed
HOO a. m, daily-SeaboaFd Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah
and Jacksonville, Through sleeper 'IVashfnr-
ton TO Hamlet ana Hamlet to Atlanta ParIS-
car 20 Pinehurst Dining cars.
1;25 ,. m. daily-Seaboard Florida Tim,
ited. Solid Pullman train through 10 Tael-
sOnviIe and St Augustine Also throueb
sleepers to Pinehurst Atlanta Rfrn1iue
ham and Memphis Dining cars.
$3.50 p. m. daiiy--SeabOard FSxnraes
Coaches and Pullmans TO Savannah ana
Jacksonville.
r. H STANsELL. District PASSENGER Agent.
fa16-tf
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District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

y
No. 128. In re extension of VVgrrr7ar
and FOrty-sixth streets. executions
overruled; verdict confirmed.
No. rs. In re extension Of Seventh
FRANKLIN, and Sixth streets northeast
in hearing.
No. SIS. In re extension Of Eleventh
street; order extending time 20 settle
bill OF exceptions and file: transcript OF
record by n. Ready ct al: same as 10
Frank c. Carpenter, NJ. J. Keane, John
Miller, and 9. S. Bundy.
In re william John Williams: motion
for new trial Overruled. Caveators at
tOrneys, W. G. Gardiner and r Ross
Perry: caveatee's attorneys, J. J. Oar
lington and 3. 7. Doyle.
No. 25626 United States Us Andrew
No $3.50. United States VS.. John
No. $3.50 United States vs.. James VII
hams and Joseph T. Taylor.
No. 25940 United States VS.. Lum But
Ter.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1s4 American Graphophone Com
pany vs.. Smith.
No. 30. MCGOWAN VS. Elroy.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 377. Pierce. administrative. VS..
bIlgntWood Railroad Company.
No. AS, Swift VS. TAYLOR.
NO 4zs. Williams VS.. Richmond
FIeq9erTi ieiAIg and Petersburg Rail-
No. AZ. Brown Us. CaHen.
Company.
No 40 Houghton vs.. Chase.
No 457. Sackerman VS. VVgshi,--....
Railway and Electric Company.
No 401. McDevitt VS. Esckingfoy, .-,,1
soldiers Rome Railroad Company.
No 43S. Hursh VS.. Miller.
No So. Hawks VS.. Brown ct al
No So. Wiley VS.. City and Sl,burbs e.
Railway Company. oA9
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No $50. Mckenzie VS.. Capital Troc-
ton Company. 1lS-
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Criminal Court, No. I.
Circuit Court, No. \.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Called Yesterday

No. 1888 United States to use OF
Tradesman's Trust Company VS.. Speir
ct al; demuTTers Of defendant Overruled.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Nathaniel Wilson
and G. r. Wilson: defendants attorneys,
Philip Walker and J. J. Darlington
No. 1875. HYDE Us. Southern Railroad
Company; order Of February II, f992 set
aside demurrer to first four counts
sustained and Overruled as 10 fifth and
sixth counts. PLAINTIFF attorneys, II.
II. Classic and +. D. Blackstone; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Hamilton & Col
bert Yerkes e Hamilton
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REAL ESTATE.

LAND Is magazine that tells how YOU
can make money in New FORK real estate II
gives fascinating facts about tire wealth thar
Is being made and tells how you can share
IN IT, With as little as SO YOU can secure
2ieoe OF land that VIII multiply in value
with the wonderful growth OF New York civ
Send me your name, address and occupation
on a postal card. and I will send you land
free Tor six months. ". NJ. OSTRANDER
So Fifth avenue New York. nhl4 Is
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Foliowing schedule figures pub1istsa
only information and are not "a arantees
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New o.
leans, Asheville' Chattanooga, Men phis, 500
a. m and II 90 p. N. daily
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chsttanooea
Memphis. New Orleans, 10:I6 D. m dsiI-
For savannah, Jacksonville. aad Florida
points, 4:f0 p. m daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Ail,aB
$40 p. m, and $3.50 p. m daily
l. S. BROWN, General Agent
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RECORD
iISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court No. I.

8Ao 4 4AAN4 0QE SSS~N@s
Equity Court No. I.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Called yesterday
No. 2765S Moe Leah Loeb; order
establishing lien. Attorneys. WOLF and
No. 27645. Lusby VS.. Lusby; alimony
and counsel fees: allowed. Attorneys,
Campbell Darlington; Archer & Smith
Equity Court, No. q.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday
No. 2713l. Bolts VS.. Bolts; examiner
and counsel fees ordered paid. Com
plainant's solicitors, i. T.. Everett and
y. W. r. Ewings; defendants SOLICITOR
David Rothschild-
No. 275S5. Barr VS.. Barr; divorce; a
vim mat granted. Compartments So
lcitors. COldren q Henning; defendant S
solicitor. ". W. Bride.
No. ,27222 Dunbar VS.. Dunbar; ap-
pearance of absent defendant ordered.
Complaints solicitors, James B. Ar
cher and William W. Stewart
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called tOday)
No. 1868. Ratio VS.. Ratio. Guardian
Boyd.
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
No. 1856. I<arr VS.. Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Washington Railroad Com
pauy; order extending time TO file tran
script OF record in Court Of Appeals 10
and including March o. 1903 Plaintiff
attorneys, ]. A. Maedel and Maddox q
Galley; defendants attorneys, Mcken-
ney & Flannery.
No. 4SO45. Hudson VS.. Pickford: mo-
ton for new trial Overruled; Judgment
on verdict; appeal noted supersedeasi
bond, $4,000 Plaintiff attorneys a;
A. LipsCOmD William NJ. Ellison ana
Z. F. Mitchell; defendants attorneys,
II p. Galley and Samuel Maddox.
No 4eO63. Brown VS.. Adams Express
Company; motion 10 amend declaration
granted and amendment filed; set for
trial April Is, 1905 Plaintiffs attorneys,
J. J. LightfOOt and 5. NJ BrOstusi de-
fendant's attorneys, McKenny & Elan
No. 4S7O2 Hurlburt & Sons VS.. Mckay;
judgment Of condemnation against gar
nishee. the National City Bank for S5996
granted. Plaintiffs attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
No. 1882 E. J. Murphy Company VS.,
Waldman Company; motion TO strike
out plea IN abatement of the George A
Fuller Company; garnishee granted and
Judgment by default for $3.50. Plain
tiff 5 attorney, D W. .. Donoghue.
No. $3.50 Lea ct al vs. Patterson: mo- /
ton TO set day for trial granted and |
case set for April l8. Plaintiff attor-
ney, H. w. Wheatley; defendants at
torney, J. J. Hemphill.
Criminal Court, No. I.
No. z9s1i. Powell VS.. Saunders; mo- |
ton for new trial overruled and judy 1
Inent on verdict; appeal noted; cost
bond 500; order 20 return 10 the de- /
PENDANT or his attorney $1,000 deposited /
in the registry of the court. Plaintiff /
attorney, l3randenbUg and Branden- /
burg, defendants attorneys, Berry and /
Minor, ". f Lester. II. c. Campbell. /
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No. 34G. AIears VS.. Jones.
No. zoo. international Trust Com
pany VS.. Howard
No. 207- International Trust Com
pEny VS.. Crook.
No. 50109 international Trust Com
pany VS.. Crook
No. 5011L International Trust Com
pany VS.. Howard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-14

JUSTICE GOULD.
Called Yesterday

Estate Of AbsaIom Lindsey; petition
OF Rufus p. Clark for leave to pay
funds into court. Attorney, Netheus
Johnson.
Estate OF Marie G. Peet; will dated
April 20. 1894 fled, naming National
Savings and Trust Company, executors.
Estate OF James II Byrum: petition
OF George W. Lfnhins for probate and
record OF will and letters testamentary.
Attorneys William II. and Charles Lin
kinS.
Estl te Of Katherine Z Waters; petit
ton C. John c. JOY for sale Of personal
property. Attorney, James A. TOomey.
(Called tOday)
Estate Of James A. Scaggs; petition
OF Emma P. Everett and Charles F.
Scaggs for probate and record OF viii
and letters of administration. Attorney,
George Z. Sullivan.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-By ELLERsON. & yyEzgpTE
60 18th ST.. new apartment IN The Faty-fs :
Sc corner 18th and SITS sW.; comfortsF NJ
IN al particulars moderate rent. steam
ls1le9- mh4-7t
FOR RENT-Convenient to navy yard SeCo77
moor 81 premises 1919 llth 81. se. four rooms
with access 10 rear yard Only s9 WI
LICE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COS and Cos lsth.
Dor RENT-IODERN APARTMFYTs-
ALL SECTIONS
la Corona rs NJ st NV
New and convenient; accessible to cars ana
market; rooms and bath. s225O 10 SO "a
First floor; excellent arrangement for aoctoT
Huntington" 27ls 14th Ct. NV
No. 49, rooms and bath. in pood ro,dt-
ton can rent for SO month
'Ailenhurst. nth and Columbia road nv
No. 81 rooms and bath: very attrscffvs.
all outside rooms: $3.50 month.
Suffolk. 1861 Irving St NV
No, Q; rooms and bath: all outside rooms;
S325 month.
These and many other desirable apartments
Tor rent Tor less than yearly term.
4. +. FOX CO, Established 1915
The Realty CORNER" 14th at y. Y ave.
S22-WORTH $50
Delightful apartment IN suburbs. sss
Adams al. ne; i've large rooms and poroe-
lain bath southern exposure. through cars
81 F. II. SMITH CO. Bond Building
nnlz-3t
Only $3.50; WORTH Ss0
Apartments No 800 Rhode Island ave M
five large rooms and bath; take through cars
on Q 81 F. II. SMITH & CD. Bond building.
mh2-5t
EXCELLENT APARTMENT, four SUNNI
rooms. steam heat. bath etc; s35 ADpy
APARTMENT ?. The Sheridan, 1873 22d 81
NV. rnb19-2f
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-A handsome fiat. reasonsblC
price. Apply THORNTONS SHOE STORE
70 ~ 81. NV mhl4-St
FOR RENT room nat; 25l6 17th sf Dvg-
81. so; open from TO p. m. daily.
mhl4-st
FOR RENT-April 1. nicely furnished 7af
six rooms ard board; new piano SIS IN
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TENNESSEE AVE. NE, 4f7-FHour rooms ana
porcelain bath; near two car lines, SlA90
month, mhl3-3t
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
DESK ROOM OF ofIies space for rent; "a
floor front room; reasonable terms Apply
-oom 2. Jordan building. 18th and SITS.
ah1-tf
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others, without security; easy payments
Offices in 63 principal cities: save yourself
money by getting my terms hrst- D. II.
TOLAIAN. Room sos. b33 18th 81 NV de5-tf
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wANTED-sUBURBAN.

I'VE TO seven rooms, Il TO
2 acres ground. outside District; 10 minutes
walk 70 one -fare electric line part cash :
balance monthly; give particulars. Address
BOX S63 Times cfIice mhls-8t
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

Y YOU NEED MONEY 70 pay rent. or ty.v
Sal. VIII furnish al you need / iens ,1a5s
On your furniture or plano; these loans a.
strictly PRIVATE. Any me- p O ROY
zG4s. Station q. 80 -
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AUCTION SALES.

= VII sen the entire contents o. house
no. 1880 Pierce st. n. W, copeistino ~
EarlOr, Dining Room, BEDROOM Suites
Shairs, Rockers Tables, Carpets, Mat
ungs, etc.
VII SELL TUESDAY, MARCH a 1903
Wltn4n the auction rooms OF Brown e Toll
SUI 11V5 II 81 NV. 10 pay storage charges
Ga Al goods stored IN the names OF VIM
d slmL on. Wm. r. Reed, Mrs 7 y
PERKINS. Clara simpson, John Jones. Julia
JShhsou hate Lee. H. BURKHARTS SON
ofhce, 1912 9th T. NV. r1b19-sf
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RE1NT-FaIIs Church Va April ist 8
room Dwelling, cellar oEcelsent water. plenty
shade. nice lawn. and garden: . blocks frrT1
trolley cars one OF the incest houses In the
village. cali quick. BARBOR, WILLIAMS
a Co Real Estate and Insurance. Pals
Church. Va mhJ4-9f
AN IDEAL E0ME-For rent. newly papered
throughout. "a rooms; 20 acres OF excellent
soili fine 4FUit. stable and OutbuildinEs COM
plete; excellent water; location high ana drv.
situated on Ridge road (east) Inquire o.
OWNER 81 Rhode Island ave. NV mhs-7t
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DESK ROOM OF ofics space for rent; "a
door front room; reasonable terms. Applv
room q Jordan building. 18th and c SITS.
Elh1-tf
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WHY PAY 10 Per Gent
NaiIsnaI Loan 8 investment Co.

Thompson Bldg, 703 18th st. n. ".
OPP. treasury, Next 20 Drug store.
The Only Independent Company,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-17

Bread and beer are wholly the products of ma
ture. Take them separately and your system pro-
fits by it. Take them both and you accentuate the
profit.
IDENTICAL Beer ferments naturally in the vat at
the brewery. Bread ferments naturally in the pan
in the Kitchen
What are your temperance workers thinking of
when you combat beer and 60 on buying and serving
bread to your children
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-17


or investigate
Don't you know that in attacking
beer you are fighting one of natures
most powerful health agents ?
Beer isn't liquor Please under
stand that once for all. It is one of ma
lures richest, purest, strongest and most
wholesome tonics-on which makes for
permanent good It creates rich blood,
sound nerves, strong muscles, good
healthy tissues and able digestion There
isn't harmful agent in it.
What are you fighting it for ?
Are you smarter and wiser than ma
ture I?
Nature says good beer-like Betz
Beer is a pure food splendid invigorat-
ing food and any act Of nature is worth
more to humanity than all the passion
ate, red-eyed oratory the temperance
workers of the whole universe can COM
mand
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butes red blood, sound nerves and healthy flesh and
muscles beer is bound to do so.
You can't escape these conclusions any more
than you can escape death and taxes and we refer
you to any reputable practicing physician or any
high-class scientist or chemist for confirmation.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-17

So there is in bread.
there is in the than there is in the other
It comes naturally to both.
Nature itself puts it there.
How then you favor one and not the other
Now what is the answer to all these facts
Simply this-that if bread is wholesome so is beer.
IF the first contains injurious substance neither
If beer is harmful so is Bread and if bread contri
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-05-07

If you need stockings for.your children
Kelly will supply them at 8 cents a pair.
M. L. Sullivan transacted business at
Grand Forks a day or two the first of
the week.
Jos. Deroschers left Saturday for
Minot where he has employment for the
summer. His family will continue to
make Langdon their home for some
time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-05-07

A. l. Darling was a visitor with Lang
don friends over Sunday. He may
decide not to remove from his farm in
Grey township to the southwestern part.
Of the state, where he has spent some
time lately looking over the government
lands recently opened for entry.
Miss Elizabeth Schnitzler of the Boyd
department store and her sister, Miss
Marie Schnitzlelr, who has been with the
Republican Office the past year, left Mon
day for Mohall, N. D., for a visit with
their0brother, later intending to make a
visit at their home at Calgary during
the balance Of the summer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-05-07

Read the DEMOCRAT and get the news.
The Abbott drug store and Chisholm
general store both sport new awnings
this week.
Co. Com'r Ole l. Gjevre was a visitor
in the city yesterday from his farm over
near Fa1rdale
The ice wagon of Chas. Haugh made
its initial trip around town for this
season yesterday forenoon.
The new grounds of the Langdon base
ball club, east of the Court House are
being put into shape this week.
Be sure and see Parnell O'Brien play
the part of "Alkali Ike" in "The Brook
dale farm. At the Opera House Friday
night.
Tree planting last Friday in OBJ
servance of Gov. Burke's Arbor Day
proclamation had to be called off owing
to the inclemency of the weather.
"The Brookdale Farm at the Opera
House tomorrow night by local talent is
a theatrical event that will play to a
packed house. Get your seats at once.
Langdon banks have put into effect
since the beginning of the month an
early closing agreement. The hour of
closing will be four o'clock during the
summer months.
R. F. Kargel one of the leading demo-
Gratis of the western part of the county
was in Saturday from his farm near
Clyde to attend the meeting of the
county central committee.
Saturday night a moving picture and
musical entertainment is billed for the
Opera House. There is plenty on the
program to give everybody their moneys
worth and popular prices will prevail.
The character of "Marion Brooks"
the squire's daughter is a star part in
the cast of "The Brookdale Farm" and
is taken by Miss Elizabeth j. Lindsay,
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tomorrow night.
Tuesday, June End is the date of the
annual school election. The date being
changed from the third to the first
Tuesday in June by the last legislature,
so as not to conflict with the primary
election, which occurs On June oath, the
third Tuesday in the month.
The city council at its regular June
meeting Monday night decided upon
extensive street improvements on Oak
street between Third street and Fifth
street. Large quantities of shale will
be hauled from the reservoir, permission
having been granted the city by the ct.
Northern.
Farm and Fire Insurance get low
est rates at the Mooney State Bank