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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-07

Vennum Of Harlem offers you an
elegant opportunity 10 get in on the
ground floor. Send him one-fourth
down on hundred dollar lot and he
will pick out the best on hand at
time OF receiving the payment.
The Uniform Rank OF the kn' gifts
OF Pythias are busy pushing their
preparations for big time next FIR
day evening when they will give their
first annual ball. They purpose pre-
senting carnations to every lady at
tending, and will serve light refresh
rnents to all free Of charge.
want your lumber business and
will bid for it and come prepared 10
furnish lumber anywhere In the I'm
tied STATES.
JOS. GUssENTIOVEN.
The Tuesday Evening club was en-
tertain9d by Miss Edith Holland this
week. a very pleasant evening W $
spent by the girls present and a
light luncheon OF fruit salad. axes,
assorted cake and coffee was ser ed,
Those present were: Meslames YaW,
Clarke, Broadwater, Carruth, Almas,
and the Misses Ada and Eva deI4ors-
mer, Wright, Lepper and sandersoR,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-07
Huy box Of candy and win set
OF dishes at Boone's.

Huy box Of candy and win set
OF dishes at Boone's.
The lecture given BY Rev. Fa her
Kokenge at st. Jude Thaddeus Cath
Ole church last evening on the sub
jecIaIs one religion as Good Is an
5other2" was well attended and en-
joyed by al present.
The law OF Montana is such that
nobody can TT glasses without being
registered B. serouse is a register
ed opto1netriz1 t
Fred Lay. a recent arrival from the
East is in charged the neWsy OPEN
ed Western Union telegraph off in
the post office building. Robert Bra
der is messenger boy
We were in on the ground f2oor on
the cotton decline and secured the
most beautiful muslin underw ar ev-
or brought to HaVre. Get in and get
some Of it at the Commercials Zig
sale
Eugene G. Winburn, manager q
the Mutual Life Insurance compans
of n. z, formerly OF Helena but now
located in Spokane spent Monday will
Chas w. Ling, the local agent Of the
company.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-07
Don't forget to
Talk With Carruth %
A COMMUNICATIONs;;::-
F1aVre Montana,

Havre Montana, Feb. 8, 1908.
Mr.. r. x. Lewis, Editor of Havre
Plaindealer:-
Sir:-You roasted me to a finish in
a recent. issue OF your paper about
my going to Salt Lake and other
ty. Since separating from my hus-
band have done things that are not
right and proper as the Wolld looks
at 8 Woman's actions but my actions
| were of kind that did not injure
or concern you or any one else. 1t
was nobody's business but mine, you
coWardly red head. I never harmed
living being or did wrong to anyone
In all my life. No man ever came to
my door and said he was hungry and
Went away hungry. AS low as you
areI would feed you if you were hun
cry. I have a little girl that I think
an awful lot of and I am trying to
raise her right. But the world gives
me no credit for these things.
/ va A1tl1 SlL1 w Glll AAIAuEI III III -
merry things and it is all right, but il
a woman makes one Eaisstep you
print her name in your paper as a
''gaudy bird" and a gay enamorita"
and make her out some terrible des-
perado and that anyone that has any
thing to do with her will go to the
foolish house.
People who live in glass houses
ought not to throw stones. You ought
| to go soak your hoa:;. I could bawl
you out to a finish r. x. Lewis and
could tell whole lot of things a.
bout your past life but / won't do it
on account of your loved ones II
you ever mention my name again in
! a ridiculing and slanderous manner in
your dirty paper I will tell the peo-
pie of Havre what know about you
If | have to have it printed on hand
/ bills and distributed to every house
/ in town. If that don't shut your
mouth will hire some man to give
you what you need on general princi-
Iples, a good coWhiding.
| You said in your paper that am
well known in several town in north
ern Montana and have penchant for
getting into trouble. You lie. for [
never was in trouble before in my
life until the recent trouble about
the diamond ring in Judge Aliens
coert. | couldn't harm anyone.
Respectfully,
MRS. FRANK HOPKINS.
Foey's orino Laxative IS new re-
n,edy, IN improvement on the L. ativ-
es OF former years az it does not
Igripe Or nasueate and is pleasant TO
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-07
T1esE1. osier Nero. Go.
CITY I'm BRIEF

ssss- ~ !. : ! i y Z : f* -
Frank and Joe, the repair men.
Mayor L. Newman was in Shelby
Thursday.
valentines at Bones
a. A. Pepin of. Harlem was city
visitor Monday.
Havre post cards, ? for $ cents at
Boone's.
Chas. Hops Of Great Falls is in the
city today.
Frank and Joe the machiniste.
Guy, Tibbs returned from Boulder
Wednesday.
FOR RENT-Three room house. Ap-
ply at the Herald office.
Frank g Joe, the sewing machine
repairers.
John G. Sullivan Of Fort Benton is
in the city today.
The great muslin underwear sale
at the Commercial.
The Athenian club met with Fred
and Joe Rose this week
Muslin underwear sale at the Com
1nercial
Fred Johnson, Of the Great Tails
brewery was here this week.
Frank and Joe will fix your gun.
being pushed rapidly to completion.
Manufacturers muslin underwear
sale at the Commercial.
Mrs. Jas. A. Carnal entertained a
number of friends at cards this week.
Frank & Joe the furniture men.
Assistant County Attorney w. S.
ToWner was city visitor Saturday.
When you want a new chimney top,
see Holland.
Thos DoWen came up from Chinook
Monday for short visit with friends.
Oats and wheat for sale. Phone 11S
We make immediate delivery.
Broadwater, Pepin &c Droadwater.
George Ramspeck departed fol-
Great Falls Thursday for a few days
VISIT
Boona's Velveteen and Almond
Cream for rough skin, 25 cents each
at Boone's.
Mrs Jas. Holland and daughter Jo-
sephine returned from Great Falls yes
terday.
Mrs. Gus Decides returned home
from few weeks visit in Spokane on
Tuesday.
One Of the greatest merchandising
events the Commercial has ever pull
ed off will be the great muslin under
Wear sale
Mrs. !. E. Ross of Chinook was the
guest Of Mrs Al West several days
of this week
Only Is dollars down on build
ing lot size SO by 140 feet at Har-
lem. Address Geo. w. Vennum.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Hollister return
ed home Sunday from an extended
Eastern visit. -:>~= .s--."
Do you need stove wood make w
car for lumber and add some fence
posts and see Gussenhoven.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-07
Frank and Joe the skate grinders.

Frank and Joe the skate grinders.
NJ. A. Duffy has resigned his post
ton as night mixer at the Hayre4
hotel buffet.
Franz and Joe for keys
C. NJ. sedgWick the Ada farmer was
in the city this week and stayed over
for the institute.
Frank & Joe while you wait.
Willie Do1tater left Saturday for
Cut Bank, where he has position
with the railroad.
A telephone will be pretty handy
during the long winter evenings and
just as much So afterwa4 ds Send for
the electric man
Mead Randy the Harlem rancher is
in attendance upon the Farmers in.
stitute here today.
Valentines at Boone's.
Harry Smith is here today for a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. d, Smith.
Don't miss the opportunity Of secur-
ing muslin underwear at manu- actur-
er's prices at the Commercials big
sale.
Travelling Auditor J. G. Walsh, Of
the Great Northern, was in Havre
the last Of the week
cash discount on ali JeWelry, Clocks,
Watches, sliverware, and Cut Class
for This month.
II. @. Forward Of the Herald force
leaves Saturday night to accept a Pc
sition on the Muscular
HOI Any bHlHS - tnS tiluei THE, CaA
On Holland.
Steve Adams, one of the prosper
Gus young ranchers Of the valley east
Of Hayre was in the city, Monday.
| WANTED-One thousand men to
Smoke ElQueno and King Bee cigars
at Rcthrock's cigar store and factory.
| Fay Ward is now running the bowl
ing alley in place Of Robt. Lucke, who
has gone to Butte for short visit.
| If you want good coal, free from
rock and slack, at $500 per ton,
buy from II. E. CLACK.
| The eldest child of Fl. Earl Clack,
who has been quite sick for some
| time is reported to be some better.
Raich's guaranteed Rheumatic Rem
edy.
Superintendent S. A. Walker and
Master Carpenter r. A. Bentzin and
Rcadmaster T. n. Taylor returned
from Williston Thursday.
frank and Joe brazers of cast iron.
Rev. J. NJ. Vermaat Of Red Lodge,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in the
city. Rev. Vermaat is State chief
ranger of the Foresters.
Campbe1ls Creme d Lys for chap
ped hands and skin.
| The banks, business houses and
other institutions about town were
closed this afternoon to let every
body attend the Farmers institute.
Dainty corset covers, beautiful
night robes, richly embroidered I'M
dershirts, chemise, drawers, etc, are
being sold at Manufacturers prices
at the Commercial this week.
c. w. Miliigan, representing the
Dakota Farmer published at Aber-
deem, S. D., is in attendance at the
Farmers institute in the city today.
Hayre view posi- cards 2 for cts.
at Boone's.
The third degree will be conferred
by AIendale Lodge No. IS, K. of P
next Tuesday evening and a full at
tendance is requestd.
When in the course of human e
vents it becomes necessary to "Talk
| with Carruth" don't hesitate, CONG
and see me.
| Hon. and Mrs David G. Browne
We're guests in the city Monday fore
noon, they We're enroute to Kalispel
oattend the Conrad wedding on Tues
| day evening.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-07
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5 OF. bot prepared Mustard. 2oc
Minute Gelatine. asst. 1asors.pkg i0c
Bromange1on, asst flavors, pkg. lae
Schilling's Extract, 2 o. bot Zoe
Imperial Poultry Seasoning, pkg Toe
Falcon. IS self raising ,. c. flour sc
Buckwneat flour. .... /. lee
10 OF. bot. strained honey. ....2S
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Gal. can primeN o. Molasses. .4be
Mems and Boys caps from 10 70 7oe
IaasE. 0slar Nero. Go.
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7 on See,
Its Like This

II you are one Of the engaged young men,
don't make . wrong startr-begiA keeping
house in your own home.
Start Right
and
Right Away
Ii you do not feel able to purchase 81, 900
house, buy one for 81 900. II you would
like a home worth $500, but cannot see your
way clear I 0 make such an investment. buy
one for $500. When this is paid for you can
make Improvements or exchange it into a
better piece Of property. The main thing
your intended should forbid you from ask
ing her to leave good home to take rent
ed house.
IL young men knew what age would crave. '...
He would both make and save
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
Drawings By
 Henry Hutt

By special arrangement MT. Henry Hut, the fa- nous artist, is producing for us a series of draw ings, which will be repro duced in these pages. This is the first time that MT. Hutt's pictures have been used in the illustrations of retail store. advertising, his work having been con fined to book illustrating, art calendars, etc. He is one of the half dozen fore most illustrators of this country, and his work is in high favor among the leading publishers. His drawings of women are especially exquisite-no more charming or dainty type of the American Girl than Hutt's has ever been produced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
Henry Hutt Pictures Free to
 Ladies TOnOrrOW

We have 1,000 copies of the above picture by Henry Hut, printed in two colors and mounted on heavy card Ca December calendaD which we will distribute to the ladies free in the ladies' department Monday morning from to Ii o'clock and in the afternoon from 10 o'clock.
 NOTE-These are very expensive pictures, and will be given only to ladies who come in person. None will be given to children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
Christmas C0 0E Waist Special QOoOd

Ladies' Waists of Taffeta and Messane in black and white and all colors, plain tailored and fancy trimmed Waists prettier than these-they're exceptional in more ways than one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
AeTTn HUNDREDS Of APPRO- EEEk IN PIRATE ARTICLES For UEH EU MEN AND BOYS
SakS' Fine Shoes for
 Boys and Girls

Children's School Shoes with high tops-the proper footwear for the younger generation. The hgh-top shoes that strengthen the ankles The most complete showing anywhere. Patent calf, with full kid tops, for dress wear. Black and tan Russian calfskn glace Kd with patent tips, low and spring heels, welted soes; sizes for every age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
WOInen'S Tailored CAE Suits to Sell at Q1A
A Big Special Purchase

We have opened big special purchase Women Tailored Suits we going to sell ensatonaly price-$750 They upodae styles maeals-had-nshed Broadoh which the beginning of the could sod for less than $200 Our being
 coca explains why pass these swell garments S17
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
LIFE DREAM
Of BALDWIN
IS REALIZED

Los Angeles-Santa Anita race
track is the sensation OF the Pa
cihc coast. Since opened to the
public its success has been assured.
and already enough worlds records
have been threatened by the feet
thoroughbreds to give the new track
a place among the foremost racing
plants in the world
Sitting every afternoon I'm the
judges stand. little gray-haired
man watches the races with interest,
and whenever record goes up no
one is more enthusiastic.
This man. whose face is scanned
with the prints OF time. Is Il. j.
Lucky) Baldwin. man whose
name is synonymous OF the golden
west. In Santa Anita he sees the
realization OF his fondest hopes
the ownership OF a model racing es-
tablishment-and is happy.
The track is located upon the
enormous realty holdings which
make Baldwin one OF the greatest
land owners i'm the United States.
When the subject was broached to
him. Lucky agreed, He had the
land, and Barney Schreiber, George
Rose and others had the money. All
had the same idea. Within ten
weeks after the first shovel OF earth
was turned the bangtails were run
ming at Santa Anita.
Lucky Baldwin is one of the
vests most picturesque characters.
He is of the old regime. one OF the
few left from the days when men
shot first and asked questions after
wards rode far and fought hard.
He keeps many derelicts of other
days on mis- famous ranches. His
place is known as Arcadia. and 1t
lives up to its name. It is one OF
California's show places.
Baldwin has been intimately as
sociated with the turf for years. He
has owned some of the finest thor
oughbreds in the world, among them
being Emperor of Norfolk. Rey III
Santa Anita and Cruzados.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
MAN or MANY NAMES
JAILED FOR 30 YEARS.

I.ondn, Fec. 13.-Carl Ludwig
Won Velthehn, German-born, ma
turali2ed American who posed as a
baron and was also known as Frank
Kurtz and Carl Sneiderlch Mauritz,
was sentenced at Old Bailey to 20
years penal servitudc He was con
victed of an attempt to blackmall
Solly b. Joei, a wealthy London and
south African nnancier and mine
owner cut of $4,000.
before sentence was passed on
Won Velthcim the police told re-
markable story OF his career Of
crime and fraud. according to this
recital Won Velth i'm has commit
led bigamy with not less than seven
women The prisoner is alleged to
have obtained large sums of money
from most of the women he deceived
The police allegations against the
man include charges or inert and
blackmail and they asscr. he is a
'cserter FROM the Germany navy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
MISDEEDs OF \ WEST VIRGINIA
"CLANG."

Hattie Cor. Calhoun CW. VaD
Chronicle. I'm your much beloved
paper of last week, find from the
pen of Mr. Ell. Of Index, an article
about the saturating Of dog with
oil and then setting the dog on FIRE.
and Mr.. Eli says that Preacher a.
q. DObbins did st. want 10 say for
Che preacher and for the benefit Of
Mr. 1ii and the readers Of your pa
per- that ne did not do &C., neither
lid bee have any knowledge Of 81 un-
il 10 was an over. but that # was
ION. by claug that lip ln that
ncighbOrhOod, who raidcd the
preachers coruncld 40 night and
took about fifteen bushels of corn
Iu1 hauled 10 to yellow Creek and
old 90 there. and that the same
olang would carry Off the preachers
corn and trade for roast TO pickle
and eat them and gO 10 church and
sing and shout and bless GoC that
they bad heir belly FUN once moro
Get ihora E'i Yours truly A. c.
Dobbina
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
FORTY CENTS
LIMIT OF LEVY
FOR CITIES III THIS BILL BE.
COMES A LAW-MEANS THAT
MOST CITIES MUST GO INTO
DEBT TO MEET CURRENT EX.
PENSES.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb 13.-The
re-amended levy limitation law.
which is now presumed to meet all
possible objections of different com
munities was the principal obi ct
OF discussion in the house.
On counties the amended law lin.
its the total levy for all purposes to
33 1-3 cents for 1908 and 80 cents
thereafter. This was the same lin
it that was in the original bill. but
the following provisions have been
added to meet peculiar local condi-
tions. In any county where the ag-
gregate valuation is less than two
and one-half times that Of the year
1904 the county court may lay levy
proportionate to the Levy laid in
1904. For instance: Where the
aggregate in such year is double
that OF the year 1904. the maximum
levy shall not exceed So cents.
Another Broviso IS that the coun-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
WILL MEET
MORSE WITH
WARRANTS

New York. Feb. 13.-Attorney
Wing, representing Receiver Hanna
Of the National Bank of North Amer.
lea, is understood TO have found evi-
denco Indicating that Charles w
Morse, the late president of the in
stitution whose whereabouts Gre
ated so much anxiety for several
days until he was located at Queens
town, had placed large balance to
his credit in Germany sometime last
fail. If Morse really has fortune
in Berlin it will be difficult for
American claimants to lay hands on
IT, Energetic preparations are being
made by the state and federal au-
thorltles to meet Morse. even be.
fore the Etruria docks with him on
board. 1t rs suggested that both
District Attorney Jerome and United
States Marshal Hencklc will have
warrants or other important wrlts
served when ne returns from Eu
rope.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
WISCONSIN
DEMOCRATIC
CONvEN TON

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 13.-Dele-
gates to the number of 677 assem-
bled this afternoon 20 name candi-
dates for Wisconsin's delegates to
the Democratic national convention
in Denver. Milwaukee las 80 dele
gates in the convention. The con
test for delegates-at-largo has been
stif one, and several prominent
politicians are in the field for the
honor of leading Wisconsm's delaga-
dion at Denver. II Is likely that
Bryan will be the choice of the
Democratic voters of this state. lit
tie opposition TO his nomination hay-
ing developed here. 1t is probable
that the convention will be unable
to complete its business today ana
Will be continued tomorrow.
The convention will adopt a plat.
form and select candidat for dele
sates-at-large to go before the pri-
maries in the spring The delegates
from the various congressional dis.
iricts selected at district caucusses
WIN be submitted to the state con-
vention for approval.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

BLACKMA|L|NG
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN TRIED
SUCCEssFULLY ON A PENNs-
BoRO PHYSICIAN.

Parkersburg, w Va, Feb. ia
A sensational case of alleged black
mailing is reported from Pennsboro
and as a result OF the charges. c.
Ebell of that place is in the Ritchie
county jail at HarrisviIe. 1t Is al
legged that Ebell pres nted himself
at the office OF Dr. J. b. Wilson,
physician OF high standing In that
section, and after charging the lat
Ter with criminally assaultlng his
wife. at the point of a revolver re-
Quired that the physician sign three
notes, payable TO him. which
amounted to a thousand dollars.
Later IL is alleged that Ebell in
similar manner forced Or. Wilson
10 make the notes OF negotiable
character, The latter succeeded I'm
stopping payment on two of the
notes after Ebell had disposed of
one for two hundred dollars. DR..
Wilson then caused the arrest of the
man.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

ty court OF any county having no
debt, bonded or funded. and which
does not lay levy exceeding so
cents may lay a levy not exceeding
ten cents 10 be called special
bridge levy, for the purpose OF build
ing bridges. s. ch levy may be i'm
posed for four years after 1908.
This provision was suggested by
Delegate Kenney, whose county of
Calhoun has no bridges and no way
to build them without raising the
funds by extra levy.
Boards OF education will be per-
mitted TO lay levies in addition to
the limit for the purpose of paying
OF bonded Indebtedness. existing at
the time of the passage of the act
Municipal corporations are still linz
ited to 80 cents for 1908 and 40
thereafter
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
ALDR|CH BILL DRAWN
FOR FAVORED FEW
REPRESENTATIVE CRoZIER, OF
DELAWARE, PRESENTS PETI-
TION ASKING SENATE 10 DE
FEAT TUE ALDRICH CURREN-
CY BILL.

Washington, Feb. 13.-AllegIng
that the ASdrich financial bill is
drawn solely for the interests Of
Wall street, and that It puts in the
hands of three men, Morgan, Rookie
feller and Ryan, the power to Gre
ate panlcs, and to contract or ex-
pand the currency Of the country
to the extent OF hundred of millions
or more at their own pleasure ana
personal profit and advantage. Al.
fred o. Crozier, of Wilmington, Del.
through Senator Tnlman presented
a sensational petition TO the scnat
today demanding that that body de-
feat the bill. Crozier says that in
diyidual wealth Of a half dozen per-
sonal gamesters OF Wall street is
enough TO create a corner on gold.
so that they could demand any
price therefor from those who must
have actual gold to pay vast quaint
ties Of maturing bonds" "Unwlse
currency legislation" he says, "wil
react and vii! defeat the party re-
spOnsible for IT,"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
GRANT 4. HALL ELECTED.

Judge John S. Mcdonald, presi-
dent OF Kanawha county court, un-
dergoing trial for accepting bribesl
drunkenness, immortality and other
official misdemeanors. resigned
when the prosecution had proven its
charges. The Judge admitted that
he was the owner Of one of the sa-
looms in Kanawha county, license
for which was granted in the name
of another by the vote of the Judge
himself, and which was conducted I'm
a small shanty at a profit Of over
$4,000. After resigning, he had
he nerve" to say that he would
be a candidate for reelection and
seek a vindication at the hands of
his constituents.
The court has elected Grant p.
Hall to fiji the vacancy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
WILL ATTEMPT TO SINK SHIP.

Washington, Feb. 13.-AlthOugh
the details are being kept secret. It
is known that the navy department
has almost completed its plans for
a novel test 20 the effect OF twelve
inch shells and torpedoes against
armor plate The monitor Florida
has been fitted with plate similar TO
that used in the new battleships.
and will be used as target for
shells and t0rpedoes loaded with the
highest form of explosive known.
The test will take place at Indian
Head. n. y. probably some time
next week. and may have a profound
effect I'm the future building plans
of the navy department.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13
IMPROVED ELKS"
ARE ENJOINED

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 13.-Mem-
bers of the orders of Elks all over
the country are interested In a de-
cfsion handed down by Chancellor
Heiskell in the circuit court. making
permanent an injunction granted
September last, which will prohibit
negroes from wearing copies OF Elk
pins, buttons, etc, or using the
ritual Of the order. The local lodge
Instituted test case. kilograms OF
congratulation were received from
many sections. II is maintained
that the ritual has been disclosed
to negro Pullman porter. The or
der here had been styled Improved
Elks."