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ENLARGED
- HOMESTEADS
North Half of CulbertSon Town.
ship Open for Entry Under
the New Law.

Department Of the Interior,
General Land Office. Washington. ID c.
June 4. 1909.
List Of Lands subject to Entry under the
act of February 70. 1909 Public No.24s)
Register and Receiver.
Glasgow, Mont.
Gentlemen: Pursuant to paragraph 2
of the circular OF March IS. 1909. L.. oc
the Enlarged Homestead Act OF February
70. 1909. Public No. z4s,1 the following
lis, of lands subject to entry under said act
is sent to You. and you will at once comply
with the instructions and regulations con-
tanned in said circular.
The lands listed were designated by the
Secretary Of the Interior. under the provi-
sions Of the act. on May IS. 1909:
T. as N. X. SO Z. NJ. NJ Secs. 1. 2. 3,
4, S, o. 7, 8. 9, 10, II. IL, - and "a, Eh
Of SEA E1z of NEli. NW4 of NEt
VIZ of NW14 and Mex of NV 4 OF Sec.
IS. all Of Secs. 10. II. rs. 10 and 30; VIZ
of NW4 Of Sec. al: Eh of Nw4. NW4
Of NWA. and NE4 Of Sec. g. M o.
Sec. "A, NW4. VIZ o! NE4. VIZ o
sen. and SWil of Sec. 40.
You will make the proper notations OF
the tract-book in your office. and on thu
margin of the plat.
You will promptly acknowledge the re
ceipt OF this communication.
Very Respectfully.
| S. v. PRoupFIT.
Assistant Commissioner
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Born in Iowa.

Our family were all born and raised in
Iowa, and have been using Chambeslain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
made at Des Moines) for years. We know
how good il is from long experience in the
use Of it. In fact. when IN Ell Paso. Texas.
the writer's life was saved by the prompt
use Of this remedy. We are now engaged
in the mercantile business at Narcoossee.
Fla. and have introduced the remedy here.
1t has proven very successful and it is con-
stantly growing in favor.-ESsis Bros.
This remedy is for sale by the Valley Drug
ca
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Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior.
ed States Land Office, Glasgow, Mont.
lima "a lam

Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office. Glasgow. Mont. :
June IL. 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed In this Office by NJ. Peterson. Contest
ant. against Homestead Entry No 1904 Great
Falls Series made June sth. 1906 for Sh Of
NW4 and M Of SW1 Of Section III Township
~ n, Range 81 h. N. NJ. by
VICTOR W. ANDERSON,
Contestee. In which Il Is alleged that the said
Victor w. Anderson has wholly abandoned
said tract; that he has changed his residence
therefrom for more than six months since
making said entry: that said tract Is not set
tied upon and cultivate by said party as re-
anired By Law: and that there are no improve
ments OF any kind ON said land except a shack
about ten by twelve feet. and about three
acres OF breaking. with q fence surrounding
this breaking. which breaking and fencing
was done by one Peter Jor.ensen. a neighbor
and that he has never established residence
ON said land. and there has been dug a shall
low well on said premises.
said parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching said al
before u. II. Coulter. United States Commits
sloner. At his Office In Culbertson. Montana.
and that final hearing viii be held at 10
o clock q. IN. ON July 81. 1909. before tho Regis
tor and Receiver of tho United States Land
Office In GLASGOW. Montana.
The said contestant having i'm a proper at
hdavit. filed June i4th, 1903. set forth facts
service of this notice cannot lie made. IL Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
bc given by due and proper publication.
TRUMAN NJ. PATrEN. Register
First Publication. June Is. 1000
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Contest Notice.
Department OF the Interior

Department OF the Interior
q. s. Land Office.
Glasgow. Montana
May ~. 1903
sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed I'm this Office by Alice smith. contestant.
against Homestead entry No. $50. made May
81. 1900 for Northeast quarter. Section y.
Township 10 N. Range IS +. NJ. Nj. by
JACOB p. ANDERSON.
Contestee. In which II Is alleged that the said
Jacob r. Anderson has wholly abandoned
said tract: that he has changed his residcDc.
therefrom for more than six months since
making said entry: that said tract IL not set
tied upon and cultivated by said party as re-
uuired by law that the defects and defaults
time Of making said affidavit, and that said
alleged absence from the land was not due ii
Military or Naval service In the Army of tn,
United states I'm time OF war:
said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said al
legation At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. on june - iAla
heforc w. Mathews. u. ;. Commissioner. al
his office at Culbertson. Valley County, Mon.
tana. aud that final hearing viii In held at !.
O'Clock a. NJ. ON July I, iar. before the Regis
ter and Receiver At the United states Lane
Office In Glasgow. Montana.
The said contestant having, In proper at
iidavit. filed May 10 l,s,. set forth facts which
show that. after due diligence. personal ser
vice OF this notice can not ia made. IL il here
hy ordered and directed thai such notice IL
given by due and proper publication.
TRUMAN NJ. PATTEN.
Register
IFirst Publication. May q. 1907
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CAUTION-When buying property it is
essential that the title is perfect. Insist on
having an abstract of title, and save future
law suits to establish your rights. Flaws
in title creep in easily and are not discov-
cred unless you have an abstract. We
have complete set of abstracts for all
property in Valley County. and shall be
glad to serve you. Valley County Abstract.
ing Company. Glasgow, Mont. Off
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Notice to Stockholders.

Notice Is hereby given to all stockholders
and all subscribers of stock al the Montana
star Telephone Company. a corporation. who
have paid more than twenty-five per cent
and less than one hundred per cent OF the
amount OF stock by each Of them subscribed.
that the Board OF Directors OF said corpora
ton hereby call In aud demand from such
Stockholders aud subscribers respectively.
payment In full OF the amount by each OF
them subscribed for such stock. which pay
mcnt shall be made To the Treasurer Of said
corporation at the First National Bank In
Culbertson. Montana. forthwith: and each Of
such stock holders is hereby notified that such
shares Of stock hy them subscribed for. and
all previous payments made thereon. will bc
declared forfeited In case such payment shall
not be made by said stockholders and sub
scribers. respectively. within sixty days after
this notice shall have been pu blishcd for six
successive weeks In newspaper published at
Culbertson. Montana. the place where the
business OF said corporation Is carried ON.
Dated nj Culbertson. Montana. this 10th day
of May. A. ID. 1909.
By order of the Board of Directors of the
Montana star Telephone Company. q
corporation,
Corporate seaD Ii. W. TANNER.
II. ii. DALE. President
Secretary. 6t6
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Notice From The Board
of Health

All residents of Valley County are here
by notified to clean all alleys. back yards
or closets on the premises owned by them.
This rule will be enforced, ten days after
this notice all violators will be prosecuted.
Any complaints will be promptly attended
to. by order Of the Board Of Health.
MARX d HoYT, Secretary.
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Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
u. :. Land Office at Glasgow. Montal
May 2lsl. fgU9.

Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH q. REILLY.
of Poplar. Montana. who. on April 9th. 1907.
made Homestead entry, No. 39i3. Serial No.
ol5s. for Lots I. =. 81 NEa, Section 81. Town
ship = n. Range 81 T.. Nj. ~. has flied notice
of intention To make Final i've year Proof. TO
establish claim to the land above described
before NJ A. Daniels. u. $. Commissioner. In
his office. at Poplar. Montana. ON the I'd day
of July. 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William hartley. T. +. Armstrong. Thomas
I. Colgan and Charley Trender. all Of Poplar.
TRUMAN NJ. pATTEN. Register.
First Publication. Nj ay .. 1909
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Old Magazines at half price at the
Searchl,ght oihce. Mnnsey. Lesiies,
Everybody's, Cosmopolitan and many
others.
Wenatchee strawberries by express daily
al Tanner & Best's.
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Tanner & Best are agents for Deerine
mowers and binders.
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Contest Notice.

department of the Interior.
United States Land Office. Glasgow. Mont.
May }. lap9.
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tFirst Publication. June Is. 1000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-13
manufactures Of the United States

Iess than one-tenth of the manu-
facturers of the United States are
exported. while those imported equal
In stated value about one-twentieth
that OF the home produce.
This statement is the result OF
comparison OF the figures OF prodnc
ton. expectation and importation OF
manufacturers in the United States
presented by the statistical Abstract
of the United States. about to De
issued by the Bureal OF Statistics OF
the Department of Commerce ana
Labor
The censu OF 1905 shows the eross
value of the factory product OF man
ufacturers In 1904 at 1882 miiiioon
dollars. and estimates the value oil
all other manufacturers. mechanical
and neighborhood, at about 2 billions
making the gross value OF all manu-
facturers produced in the United
States In 1904, 16,s67 million dol
lars. The gross valuation. however,
includes many Implications. because
the products reported by one manu-
faeturer often become the manufac'
turing material of another. who also
iclndes their cost in the report OF the
value OF the products Of his factory.
By deducting from the gross yaiu-
alton the value OF this manufacture
ing material used In partly manu-
featured form. the Census Cfhce states
the net or true value OF the manu-
features of the country In TAG censue
year. This process reduces tho valid
alton OF the foctory product OF 1904
from the gross figures OF 1882 mil
lions. to a net valuation Of 9.S2l nit
lions: and an application or the SAM
method OF reduction 10 the nonfaciory
manufacturers would place the net
value of all manufacturers in 1904
st lo.Se2 million dollars. The censue
OF 1900. which reported the aross
value OF all manrfl 'iCrers 10 1899 ar
13,O14 million dr'ia;s places ;ne ret
value for that year at 1871 millions.
The Bureau of Statistics figures
shaw that the expectation in the year
ended June 30. 1905, OF all articles
classed by the census as manufactures
amounted in value to S95 million dol
lars, sum which equals SO per cent
OF the 1882 millions estimated as
the net value OF all manufactures IN
1s04. The imports In the year end
ed June 30. 1905, of all articles SIM
liar TO those classed by the census
as manufactures were valued at sac
million dollars. which equals So per
cent of the net value OF the domes-
tic manufactures Of 1904.
Even these figures, which show
that the valuation OF manufacturers
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what ihe editor cznnot Do.

Don't think because the reporter
sees you getting on the train that he
ought to know who you are and where
you are going, or IL he sees you greet
scme friends that he knows who they
are and where they are from. We aim
to get all the news. but you may be
the one we don't happen to know We
try to become familiar with names
and faces. IL possible. But during
the year we have been to church and
failed to see you there; We have
hung around the town pump. but
some OF you weren't there; NC have
ioafed on the street: we've even
risked our reputation on back streets
on a dark night. but you weren't
al there. sAnd vel be hanged II We
know where TO End you all So u
you are ecing or coming. or know
anybody cutting up queer capers. let
us knov.-Norton (Kan.) Telegram
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pearth Of Teachers in England.

In a memorandum accompanying
the new regulations for the preiimf-
nary education OF elementary school
teachers. which comes into force on
August next. Sir Robert l.. Morant.
permanent secretary Of the board OF
education. states that IL Is necessary
20 call the serious attention OF local
education authorities to the doubt
whether the number Of bursars and
pupil teachers now being brought
annually into the earlier stages Of the
teaching profession Is sufficient 10
maintain a supply OF adult teachers
adequate TO the needs OF the eiemen-
tary schools o. the country.
After referring to the marked de-
crease during recent years In the nun
her OF boys and girls entering upon
bushasship and pupil leadership tn
Enguand-the number last year being
x.5Ss against 1889 in the previous
year-sir. Robert says that the num-
Der Of boys and girls brought into
the early stages Of the profession this
wear. IN order 20 secure the country
against a defciancy 81 adult teachers
IN 1919 should b. about 1000, or
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above cited as representing the ex-
poration OF articles classed by the
census as manufactures do not coin
eide with the usual statements o.
Manufactures Exported" as issued
by the Bureau OF Statistics from
month 10 month and to year TO year.
but includes many articles ciasseu
| by the censue as manufactures, but
ordinarily classed by the bureau or
Statistics sa "Foodstuffs Partly or
Wholly Manufactured" The Bureau
OF Statistics In its imports and ex-
port statements groups under one
| titleof Manufactures Ready for Con
sumption" all articles completely
manufactured and ready for use. such
as boots and shoes, cars and Carl
ages. and Illuminating oil; under an
other head, Articles Tor further
Use In Manufacturing" all articles In
partially manufactured state. but
| requiring further processes before
| ready for final use, such as pig copper
pig iron. pig tin. lumber, etc; while
the group "FOodstuffs Partly or
, Wholly Manufactured" includes food
articles which have undergone GER
tain processes OF preparation for use.
such as sailed meats, canned fruits
and vegetables. dried fruits, flour,
sugar, and other articles usually
classed by the great importing and
, exporting nations under the general
title of foodstufs. The two groups.
Manufactures Ready for Use." and
Manufactures for Further Use III
Manufacturing, are usually included
by the bureau In its statements OF
exports of manufactures, while the
third gorup, "Foodstuffs Partly or
Wholly Manufactured" is not usu-
ally so classed. In the above state
, ment. however In which the attempt
Is made to compare imports and ex-
ports with the census figures OF man
ufactures, the third group. "Foodstuffs
Partly or Wholly Manufactured" Is
included under the general title or
manufactures. In order to make the
imports and exports figure compar-
able with the census figures OF pro-
duction.
Turning TO the individual articles
forming the great mass of manu-
features produced or exported, the
percentage of the product exported
varies greatly with the various ar
ticles or groups or articles. Com
pairing the Bureau Of Statistics figures
of exports for the fiscal year 1905
with the census figures Of production
in the calendar year 1904, the per-
centage which the exports figures
bear to those Of production are. in
the case of agricultural implements
125 ner cent bicycles and tricycles
26.S per cent, cash registers 20.6 per
cent. sewing machines 1913 per cent.
and typewriters 446 per cent; while
In a large proportion OF articles the
percentage is very mucn Iess-boots
and shoes 25 per cent carriages and
wagons 81 per cent. structural iron
per cent. furniture OF wood 2.6 Jer
cent. -four and grist mill products
sc per ctn, and automobiles s.3 per
cent.
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denly acquiring a fortune, she pro-
ceeds to bring these dreams to ful-
fIIment. Encouraged by self-seeking
parasites, she is about to commit
all the extravagant excuses OF the
.parveng,' when her own good sense
OF humor and native intelligence
come to her rescue and shows her
better use for her brains and money
The play has not yet been named,
but is in all other respects com
plete for production. II will prob
ably be among the first to go out
next fall.
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Far Eastern News.

The following commercial notes
are from the London and China Tele-
graph:
According to an announcement 81
the colonial minister at The Hague.
the quantity OF Java coffee to be Of
fered for sale in Netherlands India in
1909 will be $1,000 piculs (2.000.00c
pounds,
Owing to the great scarcity of
draft animals in the PHILIPPINES, II
is proposed to present a bill to the
assembly authorizing the Importation
OF elephants from Ceylon TO work in
the lumber camps.
A certain member of the Chinese
Board OF Finances has forwarded a
! proposal to open Chan and Nan
chang. in Kingsi. as trade ports. Now
that the railway is connected with
these places. products are coming
forward in quantity.
A big Australian mining syndicate.
at present represented by Mr.. Z. By
ron Moore. in Tongkah. Siam. viii
start mining operations on a big
scale soon II has acquired big area
OF land from the Government, COM
prising several lots right behind
Tongkah town.
The Fengtien Chamber of Com
merce and AZ others in different parts
Of Manchuria have at last succeeded
in floating bank with s7,500.G00
capital. gold. Branches viii be open
ed in all commercial centers and the
head Office will be In Fengtfen (Muk-
den).
At an extraordinar general meeting
Of the Japan Steel Foundry. held in
Tonyo on March /. II was decided ~
incrase the capital from $1,000. 600 TO
81 100000 gold and also to issue ST.
$4,000 worth OF loan for the execu-
ton OF the original scheme OF the
enterprise.
The Chinese Government. IL is re-
ported. Is coming TO a conviction
| that IL woul be well for China 10 en-
plcy the service OF foreign advisers
In the various ministries. but the
! agreement for such appointments
should be well guarded and be based
on the lines Of the appointments OF
foreign professors by the ministry OF
education.
For some time past a direct steam
Of service between Java and Aus
traiis- has been entertained by the
Royal Packet Navigation Company.
but as there is much competition on
this line IL was said that the Gov
eminent had granted a higa subsidy
Although this was at first contra
cicted. the Java Times now mentions
that a subsidy Of $500 gold per voy-
age has been granted.
In Netherlands India. n - report
ed tnat Tjilatjap Is going ahead rap
idly as a shipping pOr;. New ware
houses and shops are sprInxing NJ
everywhere. Extensive karbor I'm
provements are 20 be taken In hand
shortly at Tanjong Prior. wnere the
accommodation for landing. storing.
and delivering goods falls far short
OF present-day requirements Com
! nercial Batavia Il nov the richer by
the establishment Of a clearing ..ouse
The six leading banks there nave set
up this financial Institution for mn-
tuai advantage.
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Birds Of QUEER Distinction.

The crow and the bird OF paradise
we're talking about fame.
why. you are so homeiy you are
only known TO the farmers" saeercd
the proud bird Of paradise. Now.
! am so beautiful have my feathers
on the hats Of the society women"
The CROW laughed sardonicaily.
That may be. my friend he chuckl-
cd. but have my feet under their
eyes. Chicago News.
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Apparently.

u appears to Be pretty hard for one
20 get along very fast o. very far IN
tbs world without being willing 20
make promixeA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-13

rather more than half as many again
as were admitted in 1906.-Lonodn
Standard
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For the Theaferg0ers

Henry b. Warner. IL has been de-
oiced by his management. Messrs-
lebler and Company, will be put out
next season in a new play by Edwin
Milton Royle called ~IE the Blood
Il was at first the intention TO start
Mr.. Warmers coming season with the
Leading male part ia Foreign Ex-
change but in the scenario OF In
the Blood the principal part seemed
TO Iyeibier and Company. 80 peculiar
ly adapted to Mr. Warmers talents
that Il was decided TO make the
change. The play Is a sequel TO Mt.
Royie's earlier succeSs The Squaw
Man and the reading Of the manu-
script has brought the management
10 the conclusion that u viii BE-
equally as successful as thar pay.
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n viii come as grateful news 10
the many Who have enjoyned Madse
Carr Cooks splendid performance OF
Mrs. Wigs 10 hear that that capa-
bic character actress Is soon TO ap-
pear IN a ne~ part. builded for her
with Infinite care and consummate
skill BY the creator Of Daniel toor-
bees pike. In short. Booth Tarking-
too ard Harry Leon Wilson have
supplied the talented m0ther OF
Eleanor Robson with a part as hu-
man a. that q the optimistic CAB
bare Patch dweller she Is 50 init
mafeiy associated with. u t. that Of
8 woman Who. having met with moth
INK but hard luck for decades. plays
The drudge without a sigh or uttered
complaint. but secretly nurses dreams
Of What might have been" On sud
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-13

Miss Eleanor Robson has been play
Ing Eve months az the Lyceum thea
tire In New York In ~Tne Dawn Of
Tomorrow The strain under which
the young star has been laboring
eight times . week Is beginning 70
tell upon her and she has decided
that she must have vacation. So.
Liebier and Company. her managers.
have agreed 90 let her close her seas
on AZ the Lyceum On Saturday even
Ing June 5;h. In the fee weeks that
intervene between this date and the
opening % Miss Robson's season IN
the fan IN the sane play. she Wrii
put IN her time automobuing through
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-13

It's better 10 have sold ct cost than
never to have sold 1t all
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Maine reads.

The way The Man From Home
has been running at the Astor inca
tre in New York is arousing the Won
der Of the entire theatrical world u
started at that playhouse last August
after having completed the longest
run in Chicago ever made by an at
traction % this sort Il will be con-
tinued throughout the summer and
will thus offer the remarkable spec
tacIe Of a comedy playing at one New
York thcater for a solid year without
cessation Of a single performance.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alfred c. Allen. %: Christian Foote
Clarence o. Henderson. 90. Grand
Rapids; Frances Page. p, Detroit
William J. Pope. "a; Wilhelmina
James \. Leverington 80. Hannibal
Mo-; Blanche Nj. Vradenburg, "a. North
Vile.
Edward j. Meyer, 81. Detroit; Virgil
liza Callihan, 33, Canton, O.
Samuel Fox, %, Alice Krupp, 40.
Louis w. Wilsher. 81; Nettie v Orth,
10
Joseph wszotck. %; Sophia S. Dieart,
Henry ]. Tschudl. 20; Lucy schnell.
John c. Hansen. 90; Agnes Landry.
20
Henry Ruhlman A; Mary Thomp
son. "a.
Fred Rosenau. p: Frances Wilsher.
81.
Charles VIM Smith. 81, Charlotte b.
Alfred Perry 23; VIVA Liberty. %.
William Farrs. %, Elizabeth L. Roy.
Lafayette X. stoner, 81; Lena Dollar
William j. knight. 90; Helen f. sye-
more. %.
Angus Levene. 81; Hazel Louray. %.
sydney Scanes. 2s Detroit; Anna E.
Polk. &c. River Rouge.
Paul +. Pranga. 81; Julia Urbano-
John Danasti. 25; Louise Rofhno %.
George J. Cyr, "a; Sadie ID. Lans-
II Frank r; w. White. %; Adelia f. Lyon.
Bosleslawa Tonczyk. %; Ludwika
Perzyk. 21.