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"Land of NO,l."

As an opener the Land of Nod, which appeared at the Elks theater last night was good. It kept tue large audience in a continual state of erup- ton. The people laughed and laughed and laughed again and just kept OH laughin' They couldn't help it. The spicy comedy, like q good drink Of ice water on hot day, went right to the spot.
 As d show the Land of Nod is passable. It has q bunch of chorus girls, who are pretty-not old faded stagers who have been kicking and using beauty powders and health re- storers for years-but real live fresh good looking young ladies. They have plenty of ginger, too, and it was a real pleasure to see them
 Knox Wilson as April Fool and Willie Nelp as Welsh Rarebit' wore as two comical "joshers' as ever came down the pike. They kept the audience in continual roar Of laugh ter during the entire two hours and a half the show was on. In fact Knox and Willie were the whole show. With- out them the organization would fail to pieces. They are in short tle life of the show and the manag cement should hold to them like grim death. M. J. Faust appeared as teh King of Hearts He was the vo1at i'll the cast. We 4do not kno ' whether iast Li.Sii1 vas his off night or net, but something was certainly wrong. Mau- rice Darcey as the Man in the Moon made a hit. His singing was a trifle weak but otherwise he was very good
 Miss Adelaide Harland. The Girl in Red" appeared to good advantage X little more work on her voice and she will be in the top notch class.
 The -Salome Dance,' one of the fea- lures of the show, which has been quite widely advertised, justified all that has been said about it. The lady dancing it is pretty, graceful and the possessor of a very fine form. If she would put just a little more action in to her dancing a great improvement would result. On the whole, however, her work was very good
 A good musical performance was a feature of the play. Many of the songs are real ticklers and made q hit
 X little more training would, how ever. do no harm to either the chorus or principals. Taken ali in all, the Land of Nod" classes up well and was thoroughly enjoyed by those who witnessed it.
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RECTOR'S CARD
 WAS CANCELLED
Arkansas Athlete Not Allowed to Compete in Events of Metropolitan Athletic Union Because He Had Not Acquired Four Months Resi-. dence.

New York, Sept. 16.-According to the registration committee of the Met ropolitan Association of the Athletic Union, no athlete, whether he is prom inently identified with a sport or a novice, can compete at a champion ship meeting, particularly unless he is duly entitled to participate. This ac- ton was brought about at a meeting cf the committee when the cases of three prominent Olympic athletes, J. C. Rector, the University of Virginia sprinter; J. B. Taylor, the former of Pennsylvania colored runner, and Frank Mount Pleasant, the broad jumper of the Carlisle in- dian School, were discussed at the instance of the championship commit tee because there was a question of their proper residence in the Metro politan district.
 According to letter to a member of the committee Rector acknowledge ed a residence in Arkansas last June
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COURT SAYS STATE
 CAN'T SELL WHISKY

Richmond, Va, Sept 16.-The |. S. circuit court of appeals in a decision handed down today, sustained the opinion of Judge J. C. Pritchard in the famous case of Fleischmann & Co.,, and others against the South Car olina dispensary commission, holding that a state cannot conduct liquor traffic, that being a private business. The opinion was written by Judge James E. Boyd of Greensboro, N G., and concurred in by his associates, Judge Edmund Waddill and Chief Justice Fuller.
 In the opinion Judge Boyd states in part:
 There are two main propositions, the jurisidctional point, which pre- sents the question whether this is a suit against the state of South Caro-
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BRAKEMAN
 LOSES LIFE
Engine and Seven Cars Plunge Down an Embankment. Instantly Killing Brakeman J. W. White of Little Rock and Scalding Engineer Dean.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 16.-As a result of a wreck of a freight train on the Fort Smith division of the Iron Mountain between Menifee and Con- way this morning, Brakeman J. w. White of Little Rock is dead, and En- gineer A. w. Dean and Fireman w. l.. Gilbert of -Argenta Were badly scald- ed. The engine and seven box cars are a pile of splinters and scrap iron, the track is torn up for several hun dred feet, and all railroad traffic by the way of the scene of the accident is blocked The wreck was caused by the train while running at full speed hitting COW that was on the track.
 The ill-fated train was fast freight No. 156, west bound, pulled by engine No. 1860, with Engineer A. w. Dean and w. l.. Gilbert aboard, while the remainder of the train crew consisted of Conductor Mason Garner and Brakemen John White and J. w. White.
 The train had left Conway and un- der full head of steam was running at speed of about 8 miles per hour. Just before reaching Menifee COW attempted to cross the track in front of the engine and was hit. The ami nal was not knocked from the track but caused the wheels to slide for some distance, when the engine turn ed turtle" and plunged down the em- bankment, with seven box cars fol- lowing in it's wake.
 The engineer and fireman, seeing wreck was inevitable. jumped but were unable to escape some bad burns from the escaping steam. Brakeman ]. w White was on top of the third
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SUNLIGHT NORTH
 $2oo,ooo AN HOUR
To the Farmers of Our Country-United States
 Leading Food Supplying Nation of the World

l.ula, floods ill Argentina, raSac by tEe llessian fly in Kansas, or rust il Hahota, all have a direct bearing oo t.,,' matter. 4 vast amount o1 con- pIit'ted machinery is called into n,av [" .atermine it, Tens of thousands nf atiiars are paid in cable tolls. ,Le thousands of observers in all al,arters oi 'ht globe are busy securing iafor- maticH, highly paid experts are en,- ploHcd f. forecast the probable hoy. vest, governments themselves ak. 2 hHnd ir estimating the results ar /; Iuol's il official reports of conditions from time to time"
 Wheat Crop of Kansas.
 The Kansas farmer with his two hundred acres of wheat haryests a record yield All about him other farmers are similarly fortunate. To the southward the crop has been be- yond all expectations; from the north he hears that the promises are for q pig harvest. It seems to him that there never was so much wheat in the world before. So it does to the To- cal dealer with his restricted storage facilities. He decides that he can easily buy all the grain he can handle for sixty cents a bushel He offers 'nat price. The farmers hold back until few, needing money to pay their bills, sell part of their crop. Others see this grain going to mar ket and follow suit Soon the deal CTS warehouse is filled. He will buy no more at sixty cents, but he offers lower price with an agreement for delivery later. The dealer himself does not know how he is coming out. lie is taking chances. If he can't sell t5ls season he will hold his grain over. If prices go up ha vii make a lot of money; if not he will lose. He is real speculator, gambler if you will, because he trusts to chance that important factors affecting the de- nand for grain may be favorable to him.
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APAlC PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS THURSDAY


 and therefore he had not acquired a four months residence 1o compete ill a championship meeting in 1he dis trict His registration card was order ed cancelled. Taylor vas ordered To appear d the meeting. but failed to report. Three more days were al lowed him to show why his reeistra- tion card should not be withdrawn, owing to non-residence in the district. Ia the case of Mount Pleasant, the committee was apprised that he was never registered with the Metropolis tan association and therefore the com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-17

New York, Sept. 16.-No one ever has attempted to corner sunlight, for obvious reasons. But could this be accomplished there is little doubt that it would prove the most lucrative in yestment imaginable and Yankee in- genuity probably would be able to de- wise system. for running the sun just as well or even better than it runs itself. So far as the financial end of such an undertaking is con- cerned, agriculture alone indicates it's possibilities, since it is estimated on the authority of Secretary of Agricul- ture Wilson that during the summer months each day adds $3,000,O0O to the wealth of the United States in it's maturing crops. To farmers alone then sunlight is worth about $2O0,000 an hour, an item which ought to pay dividends on an incredible capital. lcould Sunlight Regulation Company be formed.
 Transportation Changes Things.
 Two centuries ago. says the Ap- pleton's, If England did not raise enough wheat to give her people bread they went hungry, and if some other nation bad a surplus of grain, | rot ted in the fields Or remained in ,hc barns against another season. ow- adays the system of worldwide trans portation, and particularly the meth ods of worldwide communication, have changed all this. The cal:m;- ties and the good fortune are distrib- uted over wider area and bear less heavily upon particular localities or peoples.
 '"rlle first necessity to be rechoned with, before the handling of the crops begins, IS to know conditions. The re- lation If supply and demand fixes prices, in spite of assertions to he contrary. It is an important matte. therefore, to know whether the worlds supply will be greater of less. as an indication as to whether )rl >es will go lower or higher. Drought ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-17

car from the engine and was 1uricd beneath this car ana oJ1er~ which tFlescoped it. the life heil4 instantly crushed out ot him.
 Conductor Ga@>er aaJ Brakeman iohn White Were in the eaboose and escaped injury other than severe shaking mp.
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Remember we are still sending our SNOW FLAME felt mattress on 30 days free trial. It costs nothing to try one; S12.50 at TOMLINSON N KNOX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-17

A specific Cor pain--Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil, strongest, cheapest lin iment ever devised. A household rem edy in America for ? years. CD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-17

For rent-Two nice large unfur- nished rooms for light housekeeping First floor s11.00 per month. 702 West Fourth 9 13 3t
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-Pneumo Emollient affords quick relief for hoarseness; at all druggists, 50c and $100. 911 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-17

Pittsburg (first game); Philadel phia O. Pittsburg (second game).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-17

A jar of Pneumo in the house * always useful. II Tn
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American League.

At St. Louis-St Louis 1, Detroit f. At Chicago-Chicago 1. Cleveland {.
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BASEBALL.
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Southern Association.

R H k Birmingham ...... .........13 17 o Little Rock ......... ...... ? 0 Batteries-Birmingha Robinson and Raub; Little Rock, Hart and Wells. Umpire, Moran. R II E montgomery ........ ........3 New Orleans ...........S F ? Batteries-Montgomery, Juul and Hart; New Orleans, Clark and Mat ,thews. Empires, Wheeler and Brown. fA R H E Atlanta ........ ...........5 7 Memphls ..........4 Batteries-Atlanta, Maxwell and Smith; Memphis, Kieber and Owens. Umpire, Pfenninger
 R H E NaShVllle ......... .........1O 13 Mobile ......... ......:... 6 Batteries-Nashville, Perdue and Hnrlburt; Mobile, Hickman, Killian and Garvin and Massing. Empires, Fltzsimmons and Carpenter.
 National League. <. At New York-New York G. St. Louis }.
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 5. Cincin- nati O.
 At Boston-Roston Q. Chicago ,. At Philadelphia-Ph ,,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Moved by Com. Emerson and sec
onded by Com. Willis that the cor
oner's report in the case of Chas.
Gibson be accepted and approved and
warrants drawn for same. Carried.
Moved by Com. Willis and seconded
by Com. Emerson that the following
resolution be adopted. Carried.
Whereas. petition has been pre-
scented to this board signed by James
Frederickson and sevNDteen others
praying for the opening up OF a
public highway running diagonally
across sections and 8 in township
152, range IS, and
Whereas, remonstrance signed
by thirty-one tax payers residing in
the vicinity of said proposed road,
has also been presented to this board
in which 1t is stated that said pro
posed road is not aaeessily eq'
the public, and after due considers
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

cepted and approved, also the bond
Of the bank Of Berthold for the
Northern Trust Co. in the sum OF
| $4,000. 90. Carried. Moved by Com.
Emerson and seconded by Com. VIII
lis that the auditor be and Is here
by instructed to draw warrants In
favor OF Kate w. Bernard for the
sum of $4,000 for release Of dam
ages for a road across her land on
sections Is and %, township l57,
range 80. as per agreement made IN
May meeting. Carried.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the board adjourned until
O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met at o'clock as per
adjournment. Com. Abbott in the
chair. Willis and Emerson present.
Elliott and De Lance absent. Moved
by Com. Willis and seconded by
Com. Emerson that the auditor be
and is hereby instructed to draw
warrants in favor of 0. j. Bye Tor
$685., balance due for services rem
dered an election inspector. Carried.
Moved by Com. Emerson and sec
onded by Com. Willis that the re-
port Of the Northwestern hospital
for the months of July and August
be accepted and approved. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the re-
ouisitions from the sheriff and clerk
OF the district court for supplies be
accepted and approved. Carried.
Moved by Willis and sec
onded by Com Emerson that
the application Of the South
accepted and franchise issued. Mo-
ton carried. After allowing some bills
and looking over and discussing the
other business before them the board
adjourned until 9 a. m.
September 10, 1908.
The board met at 9 o'lcock a. m.
as per adjournment. Com. Abbott
in the chair. Members present.
Willis and Emerson. De Lance and
Elliot absent. Moved by Com. En-
erson and seconded by Com. Willis
that the statement of fees OF the
clerk of the district court of the
county court and register Of deeds
for the months OF July and August
be accepted and approved. Carried.
Moved by Com. Willis and second
ed by Com. Emerson that the reports
from the following named road over
seers be accepted and approved and
warrants drawn for same. Carried.
Frank Hanback,, Alfred N. Olson, L.
A. Tryon, Ed. swenson. Moved by
Com. Emerson and seconded by Com.
Willis that the following report OF
the committee appointed to check
up the office of the county treasur-
er be accepted and approved. Car
ried.
To the honorable noaiu - $500
Comm 1ss'onefs' 1
North Dakota.
Gentpenen:
We, your committee appointed 70
eneck ~ M w..a county. North Da-
treasurer OF "aru cou'' ~ -
1o'roWins -. .,
Cash on nand Lee o. go -
A'0' ssj
So''ss''
January collections ......@ Ss'Soo.l4
February. :. 4zo'zlS.lS
March. s. So'Sz4.zA
Anril. 7,333.2lI
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

report OF Lewis Larson for the quar-
ter ending March 31st in the case
Of the State VI. Bert Tibbe be al
lowed and warrants drawn for same
Carried. Movd and seconded that
the resignation Of g. g, Anderson
as Justice Of the peace be accepted
Carried. The board adjourned until
rs o'clock Sept. y, 1908.
September z, 1905.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for
same.
q. H. Audette, unloading car
OF culverts.. .$Ao.vo
Mrs. Mark Nelson, boarding
paupers. =. $50 ;l9s.oo
G. II. Audette, grade work. $50 90 }.
McFall & Bartholomew, paint
ing and repairing. o.oo
+. r. Miller, carpenter work at
court house. \. . 80 =
q. s. Schwartz, prepared SOIL
,,;+o, 8. 90
II. ]. Young, mdse to poor. ~ II
Minot Cornice Co, mdse. 10
100
-, r,,or.o, road scraper.. 2S. rs
:. - = n..,,ar aroda work SO. 90
.rorscrint IS. 55
]. L. skrivseth. photo OF prs
oner j. - -
n +. Patterson, mdse to poor 10. w
DR.. e. M. Larson, board OF
-, -. 5. 90.
q /, Smith, fees insanity case Y ~
Theo. Eyerson, nail for road
+, .S5
VIM Griffith, assisting surveyor 4.V
The Burlington LIMB. YARD
lsmber for culverts.. z. wv
sara Davis, nursing county
-ra, so. 90
6. II. Audette, grade work. .4Ss 90
4 ", Tracy, house rent for
- 1000
P. Hetherton, expenses assist
ing county surveyor. :. $50
!. ". Kelly, hauling ashes
from court house. =. 'oo
Nick Rustad. bailtf fees :
Wa .a,.+ "a. so
oou $3.50. 600
~ - ...rscrin+ "a. 20
". M. welch Co., supplies TO
supt. Of Schools go
= A wilkinson, fees insanity
case j. - - "a
= Welo,, mdse to panper. 80 io'oo
; H. stoltze, lumber for poor
z. - .154 .04
farm ). - ''s
MO- Fwerson, nails for road
: ny. go
oyerseer.
o,af M. Mus, mdse to poor. lo.oo
No. IS, election cost
Rim y. ...'.
noviz & Hannaford, meat for
hospital
Union Natl Bank, expenses
,paid for court house. ...... 30
!. ", Fabrick, stamps and ex-
penses ;. 80
Economy Drug Co., drugs for
. X.hA
hospital !. = 80 80
Economy Drug Co., drugs TOT
hospital !. -
McFau & Bartholomew, paint
Ing at hospital $50
Economy Drug. Co, drugs Tor
49,. r,,v water rent 47.s4|
Precinct No. ~, election cost
bill :. ..sI
Davis & Hannaford, meat for
hospital. % 'oO
Martin Anderson, road scrap
q. 90
Minot Light & Tel Co., light
and telephone for court
house and JAIL. 90. %
Meyer Lbr Co., lumber for
culverts.. Il. oV.ao
9. s. Utsond, scapers and
nails for road overseer. SO. q
plaza Mercantile Co.. spikes
for culverts !. 10
J. Fauchald, mdse to hospital 80. SS
g. ]. Thomas, repairing type
J ,vr,ter $50
Jno. c. Lowe, services to
states attorney. 1918
Minot Plumbing & Heating
"a n,,,mbing Il. 20.
A.. H. segerstrom, mdse to
/. moor 1911
Brassett Lund Co., mdse to
road overseer. .... 7.4b
E. Van Housen, house rent
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Peter Drum. building granary
on poor farm I. q. 7.72
VIM. Wendt, boarding car
penters on poor farm. 100
H. e. Hankon, carpenter work
on poor farm 8. :. Is. so
Geo. Drummer, work on hos
j %ees Ultdl ..5l.. ..V Low
Minot Roofing 3 Cornice Co..
repairs on hospital u 90
Minot Roofing q Cornice Co.
repairs onfeourt house 4. .2o5. 20
Theo. Everson, nails for road
overseer and scrapers. ..... %. 90
w. L. Shields, hauling lumber
to poor farm \. 80. 800
Theo. Everson. mdse to pauper 1000.
"a H. Garberg, mdse to poor. 1000
A. c. Barke, fees insanity case $50
Economy Drug Co.. ledger 1.25.
j. B. Reed, moving safe ! to
hospital. $50.
Economy Drug Co.. drugs ~. 9.85
John Nederlee, livery for Co.
surveyor. 3.VV
Francis J.. Murphy, expenses
assistant states Attorney. 400
Erik Hustad, milk for hospital $40
Jacobson & Fugelso, mdse to
cOuTL house o.1o
J. Fauchald, mdse to hospital 29o .S3
D. Houde, livery for county
surveyor. $50. $3.50
Anton Frunk, livery for coun-
ty surveyor, 500
st. Anthony & Elev. Co., lum-
Der for road overseer. 80. 90. As
John Larson, road work.. 500
M. H. Fisher, livery hire for
county physician. 4. 49,. 400
Thos. M. Cooney. transcript. 7.20
Simmons & Bodner, burial Of
pauper a. 90
Allen Campbell, care Of pauper 1000
A. H. Careberg, mdse to poor. 1000
George A. McGee, expenses. j. 81. so
R. B. Cox, mdse to poor. ..... 24.94
]. w. Kelley, hauling ashes. 600
Minot Light & Tel. Co., light
e tel for hospital {. $50. 50 SO
September s, 1908.
Thee. Everson, mdse to poor. 1900
DR.. E. M. Larson, med. services 1850
DR.. E. L. Larson, med services 1920
Theo.. Everson, mdse to poor. 1900
Ct. Northern Lbr Co., lumber
for culverts J. 80. 1877
H. C. Raycraft, rent of fur
niture for pauper 5.25
N. Davis, attaching seals 1885,. 1872 20
Boston Dept. Store, mdse to
poor .... low
The Burlington Lumber Yard,
lumber for culverts y. 9.21t
Lou simons, road work. 500. 1880
q. w. Kemper, bal due on
bridge work. ). .4s4.oO
q. w. Kemper. bal due on
grade work .... go. l2c3.zo
Erick Hustad, milk for hos
pital $50. !: S6.iz
J. Fauchald, mdse to hospital 1892
N. A. Mcpougall, drayins. 7.5o
q. s., Severance, services for
K states attorney lo.Vo
N. +, Patterson & G. mdse to
Jens Jenson, grading {. .10l. 80
lens. Jensen, unloading culverts IS. 90
ST. j. Young, mdge 70 paapear. " 10 = 90 ..
pr. E. N. Larson, med services 2.s5
Dr.. Larson, med services 26.4o
J. Fauchald, mdse to poor. 1910
DR.. Kermot, med services. 800
Oscar Hon, mdse to- poor 2s.35
Bror Hanson, house rent for
manner y. 20. 90
September 8, 1908.
]. B. McCabe, hauling patient
to hospital ..y... 2.VV
D. ]. Lloyd, coal for court
house and hospital. Y. ....172. So
Jno. J. Lee, sheriffs fees. 296. 60
Jno ]. Lee, jailors salary for
July and August +. B. 100. 90
Jno. J. Lee, boarding prisoners
for 11llv 347 90
Jno. ]. Lee. boarding prisoners
for August $500. ..4H. SO
Jno. ]. Lee, sheriff fees .451. 45
e. j. Thomas, mileage. ...... 81. 20
Dr.. G. !. Titus, fese insanity
case. ... 7.4o
E. e. Hanyen, services for
coroner 1890
G. G. G. Willis, com services. 80
knight Printing Co, supplies 22.51
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