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The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-03
Local Mention.

Charlie Wells has been ill dur. ing the past week.
 pr. Spurlin will be in his office here Sept. ', 8 and 9.
 $50 new apple barrels for sale cheap. J. B. Reeves.
 Mrs. M. V. Lightburn is visit ing in Eureka Springs.
 For thoroughbred short horn calves call on w. L. Sneed.
 Take your produce to Wilson. a}s will pay you the top prices.
 Wilson has the high grade Vinegar he has always handled.
 F. M. Garvin, the loan agent, was here from Harrison Thurs day.
 Miss Blanche McCracken of Kingston is here to enter school Monday.
 Denton Baker has been given position of brakeman on the railroad.
 Willie Coxsey is coming out first best in a months combat with fever.
 Attend the public school rally tonight (Friday) at the Baptist church house.
 T. D. Wilson and Jerry Patty went to Carrollton on business last Saturday.
 pr. Spurlin next dates for his dental office in Green Forest is Sept. ', 8 and 9.
 Miss Ethel Nunnally is visit ing at Bellefonte, St. Joe and Marshall this week. D. s. E. Warren has been ailing considerably during the past two or three weeks. Miss Allie Lawrence has gone to Haskell, Okla, where she will engage in teaching.
 Gar of Portland cement just received. Price is reasonable. J. If Duell Lumber Go. 2w Mrs. Jim Stacy and two child ren left Tuesday for a visit with relatives at Alpena Pass. A Dr. Hoskins, the veterinarian :, 2 was up from Harrison on a special call Tuesday night.
 Buy your furniture from c. C.. O'Neal d Go. their goods are all new, and the price is right.
 Miss Lucille Russell of Berry vile was guest at the home of her uncle J. l.. Wednesday.
 F. A. Sweney and wife of Blue < Eye, Mo-, were in town Satu urday looking after some business mat ters.
 You can buy a sewing machine from c. c. O'Neal & Co.,, by pay ing $2.00 down and S2.00 per month.
 The weather bureau continues to promise US "fair" weather. Wonder what it would call unfair weather. Uncle Al Hulsey was up from Alpena Saturday and Sunday, visiting at the home of J. H. Ramsey. Miss Monta Smith went over to the Springs Tuesday evening. She was accompanied by her q mamma. \ Jesse Powell of Carrollton was & in Green Forest Tuesday prepar- Ming to begin his school at Parker &Monday. N Ia. 5. Emma Wood is here from ss ssJoplin for an extended visit at $the home of her uncle A. A. Pickens. N pr. Harvey was up from Oak Hrove Tuesday. The doctor re- ports very little sickness in his locality. Y Miss Jessie Patty was over $ from the Springs for visit with her parents Wednesday and Thursday. M H. P. McCracken was down from Kingston first of the week 4 1e says things are dry plenty n Madison. # Mart Orrell has sold his interest
 n the farm to his brothers Lee And John and will pro bably try x he west soon. # If you are interested in the
 uccess of the coming term of public school be out at the meet ng Friday night.
 Dee Cope is pulling stakes at Myrtle this week, removing his 5@ 1n arcanti1a hucipocc to aOmo
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
Mccoy SELLS
VICTOR F|RE.PROOF SAFES

Suppose you woke up tonight and your house all are
and about ready to fall in. What would do about
DEEDS your money your insurance your contracts etc., For
tee to be absolutely proof 1t black enameled with three
woy combination lock We have printed the safe
pay the cities In other words you the freight
which is no small Item fire-proof safe.
Our $50 90 safe % inches high 16 inches deep and IA
inches WIDE We have others $4,000 $50 $500
and Call and sample Of Victor Safes We have three
sizes in stock
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
We Don't 0verCharge
On Prescriptions

The doctor that tells you where to take your pre-
scriptions presumes that you ignorant and don't
know much about the ways of the world. When you
have prescriptions to be filed take them to any drug
store you prefer to patronize Don't let any doctor tell
you that Mccoy is high.prced or don't put up good
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we do put up good medicines and
put it up at reasonable prices We don't pay any
commissions to any outside boosters to send business
and we don't charge you dollar for bottle Of med
cine that you should get for soc.
Your doctor might we'll tell you what bank to
put your money into to try to tell you what drug
store to 60 to. If your doctor don't want Mccoy to fill
his prescriptions ask him why, call at the store and
will give you the of good physician that don't
what druggist you patronize. There is than
good drug store in Minot and ours is of the
good that sell medicine for what it ought to cost
We offer six years Of steadily increasing business evil
dence that prices and medicines both cor
rect.
Next time you have prescription, get McCoys
prices. 1t may save you SOC or even dollar.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
Link Cuff Buttons That Are Beauties
Csc PAIR

Don't overlook this offer if you need new pair OF
cuff LINKS We bought big lot OF them from one OF
the best in the business and we are now
offering YOU 81. 90 Cuff Links at 95c psr. They
come il I'll styles and Sizes large or small, plain or
engraved It's the finest lot Of cuff links tie ever been
o. rood ioStrne TO offer our trade.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
HANDSOME BELT PINS
25C and up

Here is the place to buy your iewelry, and no mis-
take We are Offering very fine belt pins at bar
cain prices these days We show an immense assort-
9ent priced at 25c, SOC, Csc, 75c 81 90, $125 and
$50 Gold or silver irish, satin or bright. Large
stone set or very plain Our stock OF belt pins is un
eoualled in this town, at present..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
McCOY'S PRIDE

the of the finest that money and you
don't fancy of the newanged safees and want the best
old fashioned that it's possible to get then you want oca
nspecs McCoy's Pde" They in two sizee and
absolutely each and perfect tisfac
ton. We put them out on 80 days free trial.
Price SO at store by registered mail postpaid
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
SOC for Old Fountain
Syringes

Why sell that old Syringe Hot Water Bottle if it
leaks We allow SOC for old syringe hot water bottle
when you purchase a at our store
For $OO you buy fine Maroon Pure Rubber quart
Rapid Flow Syringe with hard rubber pipes provided you
bring us your old fountain syringe.
You always make money reading McCoys ads.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
Il JEWEL HAMPDEN IN A 70 YEAR GOLD CASE
$2l.00

Need good watch? Here is cut-price enap not
to be overlooked by the man that wants real good
watch
II Jewel North American Railway Nickel move
ment is size open face double sunk dial heavy Arabic
fgurss fitted in good 20 year goa hled open 1a &C.,
$21 90. It's bargain.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
CHINA SALE

We offer YOU for quick sale lot OF SO. 90 and $500
Hand panted China vases of various sizes and shapes
at the low price of $1.75 each. Also lot OF hand
painted China Sugar and Cleaners at S5c pair:
Every pair are worth $500 at regular prices. Gall
and look them over.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
csc DRESSING COMBS
CUT PRICE 15c

Red, White or Blue Celuod Dressing Combs at 5c e..s
while they last You would 2c and think YOU cot
good value ~ 5000 A ''' e''
You can buy brush and for SOC at Mc(ovs In
any other store the price would be 15c at east. ~
McCoy's. ~ w 0 '"s d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
A FINEl6 SIZE WATCH
$3.50

fine Is size movement, II jewel, adjusted with
steel wheel and gold train fitted in inelv en-;
6ack. Case ana movement made by the Deuber-
Hampden Watch Co., and fully guaranteed. It is
regular $500 watch, and is as good an outfit as
money can buy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
HEAR No. 1870

No 40 is four minute Edison Record entitled: ~
Awfuly Strong For You" It's the song
ask you come in and let us play it for you.
We have all the records listed the catalogue Two
minute Records Csc. Ambsrsl Records SOC.
Mail filed charges prepaid dozen Ediaoa
Records
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
REXALL WATCH AND
CHAIN SIPS

The very best cheap watch the Watch
They better and better any you
can buy We sell exa Watches for 81 25 each induce
rapid buying for the next 30 days. regular White
Metal Watch Chain free with each words
We offer watch and chain for the price the watch
Mail orders filled
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
SOC HAIR brushes
CUT PRICE $50

Our buyer picked up hundred very fair ouaitv white
Drlstle BAR brushes at low price
you at 35c each They regular
values at that price Trade at MoCoys your money 20
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
Fine Toilet Soaps
l0c cake, Csc box

Those Of that like gycerine should JergeIx
Violet Gycene Priced at 1Oc cake Csc box. It's dandy
We sell Palm Olive Soap cakes Csc. and weR
known SOAP
You buy Ivory Soap Jap Rose popular soaps
from right price.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
Rexall is King!

when 1t comes to ready prepared medicines Rexa Rene
dies nave no equal There remedy ill.,
each remedy en- the best it's possible
tbey are the best you buy When buy the
Rexa Remedies and you'll get moneys worth Rexal
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10

90 YEAR GOLD WATCH CASES
$4.95
For limited time offer 20 year Guaranteed
Gold Watch Cases. either plain engraved, at 81 IS.
This price good either IS IS size case Gases
are open face, ew-back and bezel. Better throw
that old nickel-case away and get nice gold one
while they priced so low.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-10
Rexan Coffee, 40C Pound

lust little the pest coffee you tasted. We a
customers that use 1t the round because much better
IMAM any coffee they can buy from other dea
not compounded MIXTURE but is high grade
comes IN sealed tins ready If GOOD
coffee, GET can of our Rexall Brand full pound
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-22
BOOSTERS BARRED FROM
SACRED PRECINCTS

WASHINGTON. May 12.-Roosters
may no longer be kept in the District
of Columbia. This is the principal
burden of the new Chicken regula-
tons promulgated by the Health De-
partment of the District. The rules
specify under what conditions chic
kens may be kept, STIMULATING just
what care must be given the chicken
Eouses and yards. But the gem OF
this series of chicken regulations
is the following:
Vino ROSTERS may be kept on
the premises"
fine of from SO to $40 day is
provided for all violations. The po-
lice say they are tired of the COM
plants of citizens who own alarm
clocks and don't want to be awaken
cd by cOck-crowing. Hence the rule.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-22
.SHRINERS REJECT
OAKLAND PLEA
PETITION FOR TEMPLE DENIED
BY A VOTE OF 1888 TO 80 AT BIG
MEETING.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Is. - Oak
land will continue to be part
of the desert in so far as Islam tenn
pie, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, is
concerned. At meeting of the fez
wearers in Golden Gate commandery
hall last night petition for the es-
tablishment of temple in Oakland
was denied by vote OF 1913 to 80.
1t was proposed to remove Alameda
and Contra Costa counties from the
Jurisdiction of Islam temple with oak
land as the chief zemzem spring, but
the petition met the same fate as sew
eral others for the same thing which
have been submitted during the last
few years. The exceptionally large at
tendance attested the great interest
that was taken in the proposition.
Henry C. Schaertzer was unanimous
w chosen as representative to the I'M
perial council which will meet in
Louisville next month, Harvey D..
Loveland having resigned the honor
because of the additional duties inn
posed on him as railroad commits
sioner under the new Wright act. Is
lam patrol will have a band at Louis
vile and many mobiles will join the
members of the drill team on the pill
grimage from this coast to Louis
ville
Islam temple will make a pilgrim
age to Santa Cruz May %, leaving here
at 1870 p. m. and spending two days
at the seaside.
There was some discussion last
night on the proposition of moving
the clubrooms down town from the
present location at Steiner and Suffer
streets. The matter was referred to
Illustrious Protentate William Crock
! err Chief Rabban Fl. D. Loveland and
Assistant Chief Rabban Robert Moore
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-22
QUEENS FAVORITE
DIES A PAUPER
Row Over Rare Relics Left by Mrs
A. c. Turton Reveals a
Life Tragedy.
SACRIFICED GEMS AND LACEs.
Paid Ruinous Rate for Loan on Treas
ures While Earning 80
Cents a Day.

San Francisco Examiner, May Ia
From lady in waiting to Queen Emma
of Hawaii and mistress of a palatial
home in Lahaina Island of Maui, to
abject poverty and 80 cents a day in
a San Francisco shirt factory, then
stricken in a refugee shack with apo
plexy and dying as charity patient
in St. Lukes Hospital was the tragic
and pitiful career of Mrs. Anna C. Tur-
ton, a Hawaiian woman who died last
June
Two of her sons gave their lives to
the United States, serving in the First
California Regiment and dying as
result of their hardships in the Phil
ippines, and the United States Gov
eminent refused to allow her ashes to
be buried in the Preside cemetery with
them.
TO escape the potters field she was
buried. in the family plot of Mrs.
Charles Minich, 2519 Greenwich street,
in San Jose
And now there is a fight on over
two pieces of furniture and two paint
ings, the only estate of the once
wealthy woman.
1917 A MONTH INTEREST.
The only property she left was "A koa
wood table, on which the Hawaiian
royal family had dined as her guests,
two copies of Murillo's "The Fruit
| Vendors and a French pier mirror In
spite of the fact that she was facing
starvation she refused to sell these
treasures of the past, but she mort
gagged them to D. f. Perry, a loan
broker, for about 500, the rate OF in
terest being ) per cent. per month,
compounded monthly.
BY the time she died she was pay
ing interest at the rate of $17 per month
to one of the Misses Worn, the florists
and decorators, who had taken the
mortgage from Perry Mrs. John Mer-
rill of the Red Cross and Relief Com
mittee, wife of one of the members OF
the firm of Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, learned OF Mrs. Turton's plight
and gave her two grants of 500 each
from the relief funds.
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION"
Mrs, Merrill then learned that most
of the money had been used to pay in
terest on the mortgage, and she wrote
to Miss Worn, explaining that Mrs.
Turton was in rags and working for
30 cents per day and almost starving
because she gave most of her money
to the interest on the mortgage.
SHE WAS 81 YEARS OLD.
THE reply / got" said Mrs. Merrill
yesterday, was that the mortgage was
a business proposition. l got my sis
ter Mrs. j. r. Loosely, 1850 Page
street, to take up the mortgage, and
/ it cost about $3.50 The property was
at the home of Mrs. w. e. Lewis
Waldo Point, Marin county. Mrs
Lewis had given Mrs. Turton board FOR
her services as a servant, and Mrs
Lewis suggested that she might buy
the mirror. She offered $25, which
Mrs. Turton refused.
Yesterday Mrs. j. F. Jordan of 449
Haight street came to my home and
said that she had heard that I was
feathering my nest with the property
Mrs. Tunon had left, and that Mrs
Lewis had a claim of SITS against the
estate of Mrs Turton for seven months
board.
Mrs. Jordan is relative by mar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-22
PRINCELY FRANKNESS.

William f. Duty, the American Con-
sui in Tabriz, told in a recent letter
story about a Persian Prince.
A party of English tourists were
travelling in Persia, and In Tabriz they
invited this Prince to dinner He came
splendidly attired in gold and white.
But he was taciturn He seemed
disappointed. When the dessert was
served he sneered and said:
81 am pleased to see that the Eng
lishmen are now taking a leaf out OF
the Persian's book"
How so, Prince Kamil?" said the
hosts wife, a very tall, lean woman,
with unusually long teeth.
"They leave all their pretty women
at home" said the Prince, frankly.
a year ago an order came from Mrs.
Merrill for the property and it was
turned over to the expressman, who
was to take it to 116O Page street,
the home of Mrs. John Sroufe"
-
, 1909-07-28

Guvernementet bemyndiges endvdere til Tlisrunnmet ira lste Nov
ember 1909 til Site Marts 1910 yderigere at anvende iudhI 10000 frcs
af Immigratonsfondets MidLer samme Oiemcd, mod salnme SlkkerAed
OF pa samme uarmere BetugeIser, som angyet ovenfor dog saaIedes
at ForstrRkpingens Storstebe0b hyert enkelt TltRlde faststues tor-
hold til Storrelseu at Diet Area, som er PIanteror pa vedkommeude
Enndom, 0 Q som e. sa fremmeigt, at det med Sikkerhed kan torudses
at Diet vii give Host 1910,
Four@kniDgens Storstebelob mas like oyerstige HavdeIen at den
anslaaede Verdi af den Host, som med Rimeighed kan ventes al Diet
navute Aeal og maa under ngen Omstmndigheder oversnge l25 trc6
pr scre.
En- Aroalet under 3 acres kan ingen Forstrekning gives
ST.
Forstrakninger eHer s l og s 6 kune like ydes saaianne Prisoner
som like tudtud have uIbagobotat bdhgere Forshekninger modtagne af
Immigratonsfondet.
Hvorefter allie ~vedkommende sig have at rette.
Gouvernementet for de dansk vestintkske Ger,
ST. Cox, den lode JUL 1909
Under min Hand og GouyernementetS SegL
LIMPRICHI.
H. 81
, 1909-07-28

Advances under S s l and 6 cannot be granted to parties who have
not repaid in full advances previously received from tho immigration
Fuud.
To which all concerned have TO conform,
Government Of the Danish West India Islands,
St. Croix, the 18th July 1909.
Under nv Hand and the Seal of Government.
LIMPRICHT.
Il, 81
, 1909-07-28

FOHELOBIG ANORDNING
angaaende Forstr@kninger af Immi-
grationsfondet til Vedligeholdelse If
Sukkerrersdyrkningen paa st. Croix.
, 1909-07-28

PROVISIONAL ORDINANCE
concerning advances from the Immigra.
ton Fund for the continuation of Cane
Cultivation il St. CrOix.
, 1909-07-28

1 N
yOJ0R V~ITTERLIGr: Kraft af Kolonialloven af 8
(l April 1906 3 har ieg f~oreIobigen ~stadfpstet tolgende at
Kolonialraadet for st. Croix yedtagne Anordnng.
Guvernementet foR de dansk yesindskeOor bemyndges til lids
run1net fra 1te August til Site October 1909 at anvende mdtl 10000
Frcs at ST. Croix Immigrationsfonds Midler til at yde Jordtlero paa
St Croix ForArtpkunger til Vedhgeholdele at SukkeT0rsdyr knlngen,
mod den we'd Pakat l4de Maj 1923, jtr Auordningerne 2lde Juni l8a
90 lode Februar 1878, hjemlede Fornsret Hosten. Forsrekning-
ems Storstebeob fastsettes hvert enket Tfelde i Forhod til Stonesen
af Diet r0rberende Areal og maa like oyerstge 25Frcs pr acre.
Er Arealot under 10 acres kan mgon Foatrehning tlsaos.
De ydedo ForstreEnngor sorarontes med 4 p Ct P oog tlba-
gebemes Bkadeslost saaledes
a forsaaviH angaar Plantager der Ievere deres Host til F@ues-Suk-
kerkogerer, med en- saadan Andel at hyer Betalng for leverede Suk-
kerror, som Guveruementet MATTE bedemmei
b forsaavidt angaar andre PIantager med 3 hgestore AipeMih8ef
fufaldne, henhodsvs 15de April, lode Mai og lode jun 1910
saafremt Observation-Disclosures fuIde BeI6b med Renter like skulde we're
3nbagebetalt senest den 15de Jum 1910 torhojcs Renten fin n@vnto Dato
at rogne til s P CT pa
Laantageren er forpigret til at underkaste sig Diet THsyn med Elem
dommens Drift og med Sukkormarkernes Tilstand, som Guyornementet
anser for nOdyendlgt
Lasntaaeren er forpigtet til like uden Guyernmentets Samtykke
At reade over nogen Del at Hosten for Forsu9knm8ens tuIdo Bepb mtd
Renter a belt hvorhos han uuderkaster zig saadanne lndsk &nk
ninqer son Guvernementet skomer noJyendige, derunder ooaAa torbU-
det mod Sukkerets Udorsel gennem Ioyikanrene
Det err en- BetngeIse, Mt Forshaknngero udelukhende anyendea
til Sukkerrorsdyrknin ems Fremme.
Saafrent en- Laantager fkke skulde opfylde denne Betngelso, fortaI-
der den ham UIstaaede Forstrekng strax til Betahn9, og mar vi ike
mere omme Betragtning we'd Tlstuaese If yderlgere Forstrnlln8sr
noget at sin Host udon at have opfyIdt sin FopAgteso ovedor Imm'-
aEatOnsfondet
, 1909-07-28
Peter Carl Limpricht

Guveru0r for de dauSk s~eStlndiSke Ger,
Bidder Of Dannebrog % Danneborgsmand,
, 1909-07-28

yOJOR V~ITTERLIGC / Kraft af Kolonialloven at 3
Ul April 1906 3 har jeg f%oreIobigen %stadfestet toIgende al
Kolonialraadet for st. Crojx yedtagne A~nordning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-13
Stockvars Notes.

Decidedly belated is the rnarketward
movement OF range cattle. 1t promises
to be September and October run
| this year.
Good cows and heifers are too scarce
to cut much figure in the general mar
ket and have held pretty well in line
with steers of similar quality
/ Equine trade is closing in much the
same condition as it has been all week
Supply is light, but too much HABITAT
stuff is arriving
If the horses and mules of the coun-
try We're able to express themselves it
/ IS not doubtful that they would show
gratitude over the fine prospects for
production Of feed. This has already
resulted in cheaper prices of feed than
year ago. and 1t may mean fuller
meals for the equine population of the
country. Economy in feed told on the
| horse market the past year. The ami
mails came in thinner than for several
years, while the horsemen sat and
wondered why the sellers or owners in
the country failed TO put fat on their
horses, which is worth more than fat
on any other animal.
II. B. Bates, Orient. was here with
four loads of hogs Of his own raising.
two loads of which sold at s795 and
two loads at $500. His son accom-
panied him; he says the corn crop is
in bad shape in his locality.
A. S. Hurst, an up to- date farmer
and stock feeder of Delmar. was on
the market with two cars of handy
little cattle which sold at 1925
E. D. Anderson, of Maquoketa, was
on the market with two cars Of short
fed cattle which sold at Sc. He says
plenty of blue grass is a good substi-.
tute for 20 cent corn
S NJ. Eddy, the extensive cattle feed
er from Decatur county. was on We'd
nesday's market with two loads of cat
tie of his own feeding Mt. Eddy re-
ports need of rain in his section of
the country.