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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

W : H.! :, u; 5: ;!: =; 81:
w stock OF pen and pencil
writing tablets, a bigger
stock than we intend to
keep long, so have priced them right
down SO they will 60 fast.
Gee them and you'll buy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

descriptions
for medicines for the sick and
ailing should be filed only
u with the purest drugs and by
those who know their bust
ness. Fourteen years practical ex-
perience fits us to do it right.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22
booth Ache

Got it ? Don't pull the teeth
when you can get rapid re-
- lief, safely and surely, too,
by using RECALL Tooth Ache
Drops. You don't need to suffer
when you can have this help for 15c.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22
lcohol

4 Imposes is cheaper than any
other liquid fuel and in
finitely safer. Use it for your Chat
ing Dish, Camp Stove and Toilet
Heaters. 4Oc quart.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22
rusles

Bath, Tooth, Hair, Hand;
and Flesh. Brushes of every
kid and for every use. Well !
made wit b bristles that will stay in,
that are 10 ng lived and wear we'll.
That's the kind you get here.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

Wy iting Papers
New ones. New textures.
Ne sizes. If you want to
be original and up-to'date
in your co RI dependence just look
up our boxed stationery when you
wish to buy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

4 rtists Paints
and other supplies from the
famous English house of Wind
sor & Newton, London, Eng.
Known the world over for one
hundred years. We carry a very
complete line and procure any special
goods wanted.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

which can be relied on and for
which you are not asked to
~pay a great big price for
either.
Look at the variety we have. We
: will be glad to show you the entire lot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

- Natural fower-like rich and
true to nature. Odors that
have lasting qualities, that
everybody likes. We have
line that never fails to please the
most fastidious.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22

p effect Eyes
can't be made by wearing
l. glasses. Eyes heed a Tonic
as we'll as anything else. Rex
all Eye Tonic strengthens and bright
ers the eyes, improves vision, and
helps tired eyes. Try it. Csc.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14

success of 1.-The Thief" does not in
any way depend primarily on the ex
ertions of any of its players.
The story Of the play is simple
enough, as a story. 1t Is intense. COM
pelling in interest, wonderfully hu-
man. but 1t is a straightaway plot
without any side issues. What inten-
SITES this interest Is the ingenuity
with which Bernstein has told his
story. Just when he Is thought to
have reached his climax, he veers off
and attains still another and then
another. until his resourcefulness
seems without end. Seats will go on
sale at the office Of the Somerset
Traction Co. next Tuesday at $50 a.
m.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14
.Tke Thi<f.~ =

No play In the Last iel Years has
attracted as much stten,lo or arons.
ed greater interest than The
Thief" Henri Dernsieins great play
which Charles Frohman vii present
a, the Skowhegan Opera house on
Thursday. October 81. witt a special
ly selected company OF unusual pow
er.
The play ran for ten months at the
l.yeeum theatre in New York. for
three months at the Park theatre In
Boston. for three months AZ Powers
theatre In Chicago. while its career
on tour has been a recordbreaking
one.
The play VAS first produced at the
Renaissance theatre In Paris. then
came Its New York production which
was followed by one In London and
in each production the woman who
played Marie Louise scored the great
est success of her career But the
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14

Miss L. D. Matthew will hold her
opening of fall millinery, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of this week.
Parlors over Basson's Shoe store.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14

Horace R. Reed left Monday noon
with a crew OF men for Macardis in
Aroostook county, where he has a
bridge contract. He had been COM
PEELED to lay off for the past 10 days
owing to high water
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14

20 pieces good beached white Outing that we
haveEsold for several years at 7c and &c. yard
now
Sc yard
Better grades bleached Outings
5, 10, and IL l-2c yard
Unbleached Outing SC yd, regular &c quality
Better unbleached Outing Flannels,
8, 10 and IL 1-2c yard
Cinderella and Cashmere Twill plain Outing
Flannels in all colors, black, brown, gray,
red, green pink, white, cream and navy royal
cadet and light blues. These are the very best
plain Outings made at
l0c yard
100 pieces striped, plaid and checked Outing
Flannels, of the best grades,
and 1Oc yard
Heavy Moleskin flannel Shirtings
l5c yard
100 pieces wrapper, shirt waist and kimona
Flannnelettes in very attractive new styles
10 and IL l-2c yard
30 dozen ladies' peerless flannel Night Robes.
made extra full and long
SOC, 75c, ST, LIS, l.5O and LIS each
Ladies' fannelette Petticoats at
Is, so and 75c each
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14

Subscribe for Maine's Newsfest
WeekIy-The INDEPENDENT Reporter.
The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14
Special Offering of Extra Values in New
Fall and Winter Goods!
On the present rising market for all Cotton Goods many of these
Less than present Wholesale Prices

Mems flannel Night Shirts,
so, Is, $1.OO and LIS each
Boys flannel Night Shirts,
SOC each
Girls flannel Night Gowns,
80 and SOC each
Blankets in white and gray 1914 size,
40 and Soc pair
Blankets in white and gray, 11-4 size
75c, 81, LIS, l.5O, 2, 3, a, 5, 61& $50 pr
Extra size, 12-4 blankets in white and gray,
$l.5O pair
Extra heavy, camp blankets, Id, lbs,
$l.75 pair.
And 12-4, lbs. weight,
$500 pair
Puffs of every grade,
$1.OO, LIS, 1.5O, 2, 2. SO, 3 and $50 each
Cotton Batting filled, $3.50
Wool Batting filed $500
Down filled
Full line of Sheets and Pillow Slips, all sizes and
grades, 81x99 inches. Best grade Sheets $100
and 85c each, 81x90 inch sheets, 90c, 75c, Csc
and Coo each, 72x9O inch and 63x9O inch sheets,
for single beds, 75c and Csc each
Pillow Slips, 42x36 and 42x3815 inches
1Oc; Il 1-2c, 15c, 18c and Zoe each
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
" sissy Boz" Pointed No. s.

The next time you 60 down on the train with that
exquisite young who IS the object OF your long
cherished uni20y desire 70 muss him up" properly
whose shoes shine with a lUster that vies with the
SLEEK glisten OF his hair whose scarf pin IS IN the
geoetrc center Of his spotless tie glance az his
pocket he is removing his watch. perhaps and yOu
70 pencil Ike No as You 10
fancy toothbrush, silver plated comb, folding
rule, and q gull tOothpick The useless metal TOP Of
his pencil reveals the eHeminate foppshness OF his
tastes The decacy Of the point and the careful
scallops above show love Tor petty detail that pre-
eludes the possibility OF any mediocre achieve
ment-
No. Is a pencil with a history A struggling
young detective, anxious 70 make Tor himself
n his profession, had become Independently interested
in the capture OF who had murdered Ms wife
He tracked him a small n Iowa the Grim
ina assumed perfect disguise that the detective
almost outwitted- followed the Cleveriy dis
guised 70 cafe, however and sat down several
tables away, 10 watch him When the murderer drew
out stu6by little pencil with end bitten vciousy and
point and fat and wrote his order with heavy
strokes. the detective who had his black IN
shaded writing before felt sure his man that he
arrested him on the spot
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Castle Resembles Great White Bird.

The Neueschwanstein. which Is considered one Of
the achievements OF Ludwigs madness Is exceedingly
impressed viewed from the valley below perches
the rocky summit like great but graceful white
bird long, steep road leads up to the massive en-
gates Inside the decorations in keeping with
the massive style Of the exterior and with the
handing site Of the building All the ornamentations
strong and substantial looking
The walls and ceilings are OF heavy oak, and the
floors Of oak mOsaics The sturdy looking chairs
covered with gold stamped leather soft Bavarian
blue is the prevalent color OF the heavy tapestries
which are ornamented with designs in raised gold
Paintings Of old German adoTn the walls the
and corridors.
Ludwig, who vas great friend-and q friend IN
need-of Richard Wagner has used the stories OF the
operas OF the noted German composer the background
for the decorations OF this castle The used
in many places a decoration and the paintings
throughout the castle represent from the
elungen Lied On the walls Of the room which was
the kings bedroom painted scenes from Tristan
and Isolde
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Dining Room Has FQhp Table.

In the dining is queerly arranged table which
disappears through the laden with food
IN golden dishes.
But perhaps the most marvellous scene around this
dainty castle Is the artificial reproduction Of the famous
blue Grotto OF Capri. COlored lights illuminate the
small naturally blue lake Imitation stalacJes extend
from TIE ceiling, and back OF the lake is large wall
painting OF TanHhauser IN the GrottO OF Venus OPP
pose is ledge which supports throne Of shells and
a coral table below which IS mO0red the boat n
which the man Ludwig liked drift CARRIED LOhen-
grin
the great friendship which existed between
the musical genius and the mad king When but lad
Il Ludwig learned 10 love the music the great
German opera writer About the tine that Wagner
in troubous times the young king
TO the throne and fifteen days later for the
composer the musician in his time Of trouble the
young king offered aid Of the most substantial kind
endowed him with allowance OF $500 year-whieh
later increased-and placed his disposal COM
Portable house
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
No. 8 BeIOneed TO a MethodicaI Man.

No was owned oy the methOdical who cuts
line about his pencil above which his knife may not
cut, and tapers the point with symmetrical precision
He is the who goes behind the silk OF the linen o.
the ribbon counter with the highest motives and clean.
collars and fewest red corDuscles-and he STAYS
there
No happens to be the pencil of a artist but It
could as well belong to idealist or dreamer It's
point just escapes being and 10 have
been saDened with certain generosity OF stroke that
saves IL from the exaggerated point OF No Il The
end has been bitten repeatedly but with kind gen
tleness that to more hours OF dreaming
and ruTnination than OF active industry.
Have you never seen man tumble in his vest peck
cts with al anxious look IN his stop moment 70
reflect sOemIly. then tumble again and finally bring
forth from the depths miserable little stump OF a
pencil Ike No 10? Don't rush to the conclusion that
this is necessarily stingy. He IS more likely to
be unusually generous. but absolutely careless OF his
own needs He viii buy the family fountain pens and
ink wells by the wholesale viii fuss along with
a tiny stub Of pencil because seems quite needless
for him TO have perfectly fun grown pencil 50 long
as there is any write" left IN stub.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24

on the debts due for their construction
Mad King Ludwig may have been mad as a halter
or the March hare, but II inspired madness tc
judge by the buildings he caused be constructed In
architecture they rival the best known palaces of Eu
rope In the general harmony Of the interior and
terror decorations grounds surrounding than
they easily rank with the But in location they
almost unique.
may be considered mad who Journeys to the
heart OF the BsvaTian Alps ascending rocky emil
5000 feet high there perches one Of the most
inspiring looking palaces Of the old world upon It's
bleak summit, but 70 one looking from the windows
OF this gem Of building and seeing below him the
magnificent view from such vantage point the mad
ness appears excusable.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
No. I indicates Niserlu Opnsr.

OF You know who IS 50 stingy, 50 Ia
boriousIy penurous that he the grains Of
he puts coffee and the pieces OF coal he puts
his furnace-the who makes his wife scrape the
skin on potatoes the year around and sends the
children closely at the
pencil uses when he Is trying 20 figure how much
has saved IN year BY having to buy string.
Hasn't II a stubby little point like No 1, with the
least possible length Of lead showing prevent pos
sibe breakage2 The wood has been sparngly removed
perhaps saved for kindling-and the pencil has
eraser. which useless luxury deliber-
friend who always what he would write and
writes IL He may be tempted 10 gnaw thoughtfully
the end Of the pencil, but Tesrains himself in OF
economic considerations
Happily all know, too the who may be
identified by No . Where but in Office where con-
venieHce system and progression united to pro
duce success viii you find the expensive automatic
pencil sharpener? And where but in the pocket OF an
alert keen brain who mnimzes detail and takes
advantage Of all labor apd irritation saving devices to
every iota Of his own and his employees energy
for the gTasDing Of the essentials, viii you find the
pencil OF good length good point and good quality?
The person who sharpens a pencil at both ends is
quite likely 70 be the sort Of person who burns the
candle at both ends" He shaTpens a pencil as he
whites stick letting the bits wood fly in every
direction hacks the end Of the pencil with the
purposeless nervous energy he expends on even the
most trivial matters and impatient Of the lead which
breaks continually under his heavy hand he turns to
the other end and starts to gouging at that
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Insanity Inherited from Ancestors.

Some OF the enemies Of Wagner. OF whom there was
great number claim friendship between the
musician and the young ruler The beginning OF
kings insanity. They declare that the study the
mystic stories OF "Lohengrin and PaTsifa unbal-
anced the mind OF already given &c Day dreaming
and mystery.
But perhaps trUer explanation OF the Madness
that resulted II the building OF the magnificent palaces
that adorn Bavaria be found IN streak OF
insanity that through the family again appearing
in decided form the king OF that state
King Otto To this be added the strict Spartan
Ike early training Of Of Macmillan H.
sudden acquisition Of kingly power sge youths
witness the fatery Of eOurers, and unfortunate
love affair.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Rzng LudwzgX. PBaraua

moSaics OF animals flowers This ROOM Ike some of
the other parts OF the building unfinished The ivory
throne which planned thronerOOm is lacking
The gold tinted walls Of the room of state are COW
cred with paintings OF religious character
OF the throne acove depicted kings through
whose influence Christianity spread rapidly. Here
one the Polish Casimr the Hungarian Stephen
Henry Of Germany. st. Louis, Ferdinand and Edward
the ConfessOr.
Opposite to these are pictured the twelve apostles
and on the remaining walls paintings OF The
Three Kings Following the Star in the East" Moses
the Lawgver," ST. Michael" and ST. George"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
ST. Louis LudDig's Patron Saint.

One Of the gems Of the palace is the little chapel
OF the former king Here above large
ivory crucifx stands portrait Of Ludwig's patron
saint, St Louis Of France. The throneroom Of this
castle is celebrated the cOstIiest Of any
listing palace. This is exactly harmony with
the others Of the building for more oriental
than German in character Il stories high with
galleries extending along three sides The ceiling rep
resents the sky and the floor inlaid with marble
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Song Writer Opner Of No. II.

OF course you recognize the man who sharpened No.
IL He has curly hair Certainly And nice hands.
He may not be eneminate. but be sure he is sentI-
mentalist The owner OF this particular pencil IS
song writer If the artistic instinct could trained
without exaggerating his instability he might develop
certain Of expression but the chances are he
would develop simply graceess egotism II you ind
woman who sharpens her pencils thus with perous
exaggerated points If she is vain and u
reliable. and iHprovident
Look at the pencil of your employer; look az the
pencil OF your competitor: the pencil OF vour
stenographer; look the pencil Of your friend and OF
your enemy and Of your sweetheart-and say II they
do bear the imprint Of their divers characteristics
bitten their lengths carved at thar tef
tale points :
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Linderhof Palace a Forest IepeL"

Although the site OF the NeueschwansteIn is more
impressive than that Of the other palaces Il Is not Is
dainty as the LindeThof This little castle IS like
fairys playhouse
This forest jewel OF Bavaria" IS situated near
omeTaHnlergau in the most picturesque part Of the
Bavarian Alps, net far from the Neueschwanstein The
artificial beauty OF the castle is heightened BY the con-
trst with the wild woodland and the rugged hills which
surround Il Frankly modelled after the Trianon Il
equals If not excels its more famous original
Before the entrance extend terraces bounded and
outlined BY clipped trees and trimmed hedges In the
center OF the first terrace is placed large fountain
which reprOduces the beauty Of the white marble
chateau From this terrace marble steps lead I'D 10
higher ones the mountain side until one reaches tina
toPost one where IS situated miniature Greek temple
On either side Of the palace fairy Ike gardens ara
nled with masses OF flowers fountains and well Sc
Ieeed samples Of satuary. Within the Linderhof one
passes through maze Of fantastic rooms oval round
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24
Owner Lacks Sense of Economy.

He IS the sort Of person who. possessed Of great
energy and some ability yet accomplshes nothing be-
he lacks concentration and any sense Of econo-
my in the expenditure OF his vitality See II Won do
not find pencils Ike No. IN the pocket Of your friend
who is out Of job perhaps your representative
friend who talks big things and gets any place
Yes, No. 4 is the pencil you've seen on the kitchen
shelf with the grocery book and the milk bill It had
been kicking about the house for long time tiu
mother" hshed it out Of the waste basket and used
always the same battered up point make note Of
soap or onions" What fall was there from in
ditng learned thesis to the memorandum Of SOUP
bunch -
There IS nothing at all unusual about No 5 The
point IS neither too long too short-it seems to
nave been sharpened with even, steady strokes-and
the eraser IS but slightly Lock in the roony
purse OF successful business woman and you viii find
some sueh pencil as this She seeet= shorter pencil
SO that Il VIII 1T conveniently into her purse and with
the hrm touch that argues certain pose and capab-
iy' she sharpens her pencil point that is not so
long as to break or speedily so short as TO re-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24

ouire frequent renewing She writes with car
restraint that cause little eTasure
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24

ATS difficult these days 70 pretend be
@I $: J. s: !: :: $:
49, the OF your chin, the tilt Of your
SEQ 3 nos: !s :s; s. Of :a :s95 =. y: s. s ss 4:
look Of your nails the polish Of your
shoes and now they would tell by point your
penciII And sure why not? Since nan has been
DISTINGUISHED tool using animal" he has been
prominently the pen using animal from the tine the
aneients welded their iron styles tablets up
through the centuries the modern with his fountain
pen or lead pencil
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-05

The company will number 80 people
and the production is an especially
handsome one. The costumes have
been revised and are all new. Espec-
ial attention has cen paid by Mr..
Cullen to he voices OF the chorus, as
We'll as to the beauty of the feminin"
portion. The BurgomasteT" was the
first of the PiNlew and Luder jieces
to gain popularity, others being the
"Prince OF Pilsen." King Dodo." and
The Grand Mogul." The music is
of the singing and whistling variety,
and it is said that more copies OF
THE Tale OF the Kangaroo" and Il
Love You" have been sold than OF
any other songs brought out in must
cal comedies.
THE Burgomaster" company went
to Virginia City yesterday morning,
with a car of special scenery and
baggage, and Will be een al the OPP
era house here tonight, Secure your
seats at Muller's drug store, they ar,
nearly all sold.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-05
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS

Notice IS hereby given that ! have
this day appointed j. Saffell, Il deputy
Tor the purpose Of collecting dog
licenses and destroying dogs found
without tags; and, that all owners
OF dogs are hereby notified, that Ii
dog, found within the limits Of Car.
son City, Nevada. after June LIST, 4
d., 1909, not wearing Il dos tag for
the year 1909 will be destroyed az
provided in ordinance number "a oi
the ordinances Of Carson City. Ne.
vada.
Tags may now be procured from
j. Saffeil or the City Marshal.
GEO. ". COMING.
CITY Marshal.
Dated: April l7th, 1909. Il
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-05

The ~Burgomastcr company arrived
from Virginia City this morning.
Get q ticket for the Eagle-Elk bail
game next Sunday-Rcmember The
proceeds go to charity.
JOS. Gavctt has arrived in this city
from the coast and will have charge
of linotype department OF the State
Printing office.
Attorney Thompson of Goldhcld is
spending several days in this city.
The new sidewalk around the Park
Hotel has been completed and great
ly improves the property.
James Nevin has returned to the
state frdm Chicago where h" has
been ON Il short stay.
Eye strain Is productive # headache
II nervous troubles. Don't delay az.
tending to such an important matter.
See DIR. w. II. Broaddus. G%phthalmo
'Osist. at Friends Jewclry Store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-05
I'D Ia NOT
t. HELD OUT

WASHING, ON. May 1.-Rcvising
the policy adopted during the Roose-
welt administration by Secretary Gar
field. Secretary Ballingcr has restrict
ed to Il minimum the amount Of land
the Department of Agriculture may
withdraw from entry for improve
ments for administrative purposes.
The Interior Department hereafter
will not grant any request from the
forest service for the withdrawal
from entry for administrative purpos-
as OF lands within forest reservations
or lands without reservations in the
states Of Oregon. Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Colorado or Wyoming. In
other states land outside of rescrva-
lions may be withdrawn when the
forest service shows the necessity for
tn" withdrawal,
This decision was reached when
Secretary Wilson on bchalf of the for
est service requested the withdrawal
Of lands in Chelan national forest.
Washington, for the "billion admin
iStration site" Secretary Bailingrr
refused the request. He quoted TO
Secretary Wilson the law in reference
to the lands in forest reservations.