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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12
NEW YORK CENTRAL
TO BUILD UP LINES
Vast Campaign Planned In Anticipa-
ton Of Fierce Competition with
the Pennsylvania Lines.

Official announcement has bean
made by the management OF I'M New
York Central lines that fully s35 .oeo.-
900 viii be expended this year for BET.
terment work and to provide the gyz-
tern With neT equipment and rover.
The determination to spend this vas.
sum OF money is said 70 be due to the
new president, It. C. Brown
When Ar. Brown consented 10 take
the presidency OF the road. ii Is stat.
ed. ne demanded free hand with re-
spect 10 money This vas promised
and the new president was told 10 20
ahead and make up his budget. He
did 20. and when it was presented 10
the board there were few gasps.
but the members 20. KID" the bill
manfulIy. AS nearly az can be learn.
ed, large portions Of the fund are 10
be expended about az follows. For
equipment, $1,000. 900; for steel raiIg,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12

ing wishing lnez many more hzp7y
5irZhdayz
Ernest Kendall and wife we're sun
dzy visitors Of VII Matheaeys-
Mrs- Caldwell Q. Qriacy and Mrs
Gerard Of Carthage and Mrz- Temp
son and Mrs.. Orloa ale dinner Il grs
Backs SATURDAY..
z z Aatheny and family spent sun-
dzT q tae pleasant home Of Alvin
McCalfister.
DR.. se.gfried and family v.sited Sat.
grday and Sunday with abe gentle
mans PARENTS near Ferris, H.
Mrs lake Reeder and childrea o.
Bentley Es-e guests q; the home o:
Mrs. Jane RAMSEY saturda- night and
sundzy
A large and jolly crowd gathered
and Eerensded MT. and Mrs. Ed Faux
ner last SATURDAY night.
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nlah. IN Ezic M,a.n.zln.

IN lorelg night. Alex geatoa Q.
For gIwardL X r. cIan6ss gaGd
sfoantafn u the hozae Q. Iefghbog,
tortured By ASTHMA. bent o. curing
hfu with Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
that has cured himself Of asthma This
wonderful medicine Sooa re!ieY=1 and
quickly cured atz nesghbcr. Later f.
cured nfz son's wife 0. seyere lung
trouble Millions belieye its the great
81 Throat and Ling CORE On Earth,
Coughz. Colds. Group, Hemorrhagez
and Sore Luugs are surely cured By
Il Best tor Hay Fever. Grip ard
T-hoopfng Cough, &c ard 800. Trial
tottie free. Guaranteed by Uilkinson
Co, and J z. Riedaisch & son.
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4 Religious Authors statement

Rev. Joseph n Feaoerman- Sails
burr, y. G., who Is The author Of sevsr-
a books, writes: FOR several yssrs !
was afflicted with kidney trouble and
last winter Was suddenly stricken
with zevere pain In ny ktdneYs and
wag confined 10 bed eight days enable
70 get up Eithout assistance. Ny ur-
ine contained thick white sediment
and pasaed same frequently day and
night commenced taxing Poles
kidney Remedy. and the pain gradu-
ally sbated and finally ceased and M
urine became normal. cheerfully
recommend Foie-s Kidney Remedy
Wilk;1son q CO. J. z. Kiedaigch Z.
Son.
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AFTER THE GRIPPE
Vinol Restored This Mans
Strength

Several years ago was attacked By
severe case of grippe, which left me
with a hacking cough, soreness in my
ceest. and bronchitis. took nearly
every kind of cough syrup sold on the
market, besides medicine given me by
physicians
received no permanent relief until
my druggist asked me TO try vinol,
and after taking three bottles / was
entirely cured
l believe yinol TO be the greater,
blessing ever offered TO the public. a.
II does what Is claimed for it." r. Z. r.
Hicks. Maplesyille, Ala.
The reason yinol cures chronic
coughs, colds and pulmonary troubles
is because II contains tonic iron and
all the healing and body building ele-
ments of cod liver oil but no oil.
Vinol is also unexcelled as strength
builder for old people, delicate children,
weak and rundown persons, and after
sickness.
SOLD by
McGRATH BROS. DRUG CO.,
. kEOkuK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12
NEWS NOTES
FROM ELVASTOE
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80 80 80 -
DENVER, Ill.

/ Jeage Wright, Joe Akers and Hazel
Miller who have ali been victims OF
the pneumonia fever are Il. GONZALES
cent Maz Mart Milstead. Mrs. Belle
Wade and Mrs Sarah Matheny who
have been sick are better this
writing
George Timberlake and family Of
Carthage we're guests Of Clarence
Hough and wife sunday
Mrs Hannah Tompson Of Carthage
ha5 been visiting at the homes Of her
sisters. Hrs. Black and s1rg. orion,
also her son Ret. and family. and
daughter Mrs. Oliver creear and
family.
Z. Z. and VIII Matheny we're bust
ness visitors in ouincy last Wednes-
DAY
Fred Bliss and Clint Mabry have re-
shingled their homes.
Or. Y Newman. the European eye
specialist. Of Quincy. IL ig In DEN
yer looking up his parents and try
ing to establish business here.
Mrs. Rosa Cannon and daughter,
Gladys 2pent last Thursday with Mrs.
Joie Milstead
On last Sabbath March Z, being
Mrs. Inez Huddieston's thirty-second
birthday, pleasant surprise was
planned for her She came In TO at
tend preaching services and vas com.
pietely surprised when she returned
home to find the fcuse filled with rel
atives and friends and sumptnous
dinner being spread She was the re-
clpient Of many handsome and useful
presents Among the guests present
were Mrs. Sam Huddleston and Mrs.
Walter Douglas and baby Gladys, of
Galesburg; Rev. Sapp, of Canton, Mo;
Mr. and Mrs. Barber and Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Huddleston OF Denver. A very
pleasant day was spent and enjoyed by
all and they all dispersed in the even
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C. a n O. as5s~sy CO

c. & & @ Railway Co
1rz1s lszvs Eu- LzE Dszse-
Ee-zas zzd ueasA. FEA z11 JON
SD Ezgesx-
ssg.h ssGs1
No 81 Lozzs al sos-s5
4esFs .---- A--4s -
No IL S. LozE s13 kE-s1
CITY ard Ees-- so111, EszTs $40
No { Qus1cT. Ez-ai5Al
& L0uls. lszTs .-------- l-s1 p-
No 10 Qz-nsy AID EAzziaA
10. 10 Leave $50 Pz
Nerh sesna
NO Z. C6icszo. S. Paul AID
Points west. lezFs ---- 80 AZ
No IL. Chicago. s.. Pau
and points rest, arrive 49, 10 -
No. IL. Leave - E-S ~
NO ,. Burlington. Chicago
snc east. lesve .---- 1-ss -
NO l. B1rl.nzEoa. leave 49, 100 -
No 81. Donasllsoa- c. B. &
K c. AID North Road.
No. 80, from Donnell.oz- c.
3 & K c.. 4 North Road
NO. l. z & w west. lszye SIS an
No 3. CatsrvElla. leave -.s:1s pl
Arrive
No 4. from Cslss-vilie ard
points Intermediate. arrive u 4 pm
NO ?. from CeatsrTiile and
west. zraTe --..--.- s:e9 Pr
Daily.
'DsilJ except Sunday.
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The Eoso 70 success.

has mary oozssyctiorss. bur nore 20
desperate ~ sp<,or heath. Guccess To-
day demands health. bar Electric Bit
terg h he greatezt health builder the
world HIS eyer known, II conpels
perfect action ot stomach, lives, KID.
neys. bowels. pirs6eg and enricez the
blold, and tones and inyigoratea the
whole syzrem Vigorous body and
Keen brain tollou their sse, You
can't afford u sigh. Electric Bit.
ferg Il weak, run dora Or slckiy Only
soc. Guaranteed By Wilk!ngon q
Co, and J. r. Kiedalgch Il Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12
A Hurry up Call.

Quick, Mr.. Druggist-Quick!A box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salye-Here's
quarter-Foi the love of Moses. hur.
r.. Baby's burned himself. terribly
Johnnie cut his foot with the axe
NAMES scalded-Pa can't walk from
piles-Billie has boils-and my corns
ache. She got 1t and soon cured all
the family. It's the greatest healer
on earth. Sold by Wilkinson & Co..
and ]. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
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hat % EnoIaln.

Columbus Safeguard: 4 nan IN tnls
town attended banquet in neigh
boring city vhere they pat on 2 lot Of
style and when re came home ne tod
his wife that II coat those who attend
ed txo dollars q plate She got mad
az hornet because ne didn't bring
the plate home with him, and # took
him twenty minutes 70 convince her
that he did not get the plate to keep
ami that he didn't give It 10 some otn.
er good looking woman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12
For diseases Of In. skin.

Nearly all diseases of the skin such
sS eczema. letter. salt rhsum and
BARRIERS itch, are characterized by all
intense itching and smarting. which
often makes life burden and dis
turbs sleep and rest. Quick relief ma,
De had by applying Charberlain'a
Salye. It allays the itcling and smart
ing almost instantly Many ,ases
have bern cured by its use. For sale
By Wilkinson & Co, Pharmacy, ]. 4
Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12

s. 90 Gfs9: sor the elimination ot
grade crossings II Buffalo, 81 80 90:
for terminal improvements il New
To-s ctr, ss.0ea 90; for additional
tracks, additional terminal and rard
facilities Throughout ing system. sl0.-
go .a9o
Plans Great Read East,
These items show the purpose OF
Hr. Brown to hsve & railroad from
Chicago 10 Nev YORK which viii be
the equal Of aay lire He Il said 10
realize that the management Of the
Pennsylvania has been pouring mil
lions into It's system during the past
SIX Tears, and ira. II noE has. physic-
ally speaking. Is good z railroad BE-
tween Chicago and New YORK az mon
81. and science can provide. The
Pennsylvania Is the New York Ger
trails great rival, and it mas become
the fashion 10 compare the two roads
as 20 operation and revenue results.
President Brown knows aow TO
create and MAINTAIN railroad OF
highest cisss Ali tat is needed 70
remove even the SHADOW Of criticism
against the New Yo-E Central Is mon
ey and this Is TO be given him to the
limit Of ANYTHING which is reasonable.
Probably dr. Brown realizes more
deeply than anyone that az soon as
the Pennsylvania secures IT'S New
York terminals with lis connecting
tubes under the river. taere Is 70 be a
struggle 10 finish between the Two
systems for through competitive
business. Air. Brown waats TO be
ready for that struggle and millions
are 10 be poured into the system 10
give It an equal show.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12
Hoppe Breaks Own Record.

KANSAS CITY. March 12.-In an
exhibition billiard match here last
night Willie Hoppe established a new
worlds record for 1872 billiard game
for the high run ard average. Win
ming the bank he clicked off 329. The
former record Of 3o7 was made by
Hoppe In Chicago three years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12

Grace: Ptmples. bIotches. rough.
shiny skin are from tie blood and
stomach 4 simple and never falling
renedy-one tha. makes clear,
healthy comple1ions, pure biood, per
feet digestion. is HOLSTERS Rcakv
Mountain Tea. Surprise yoursels. Tea
Or Tablets, IS cents Wilkinson &
Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12

sse-eser- Eas-eg
t-l'zs-sse = s-;..sl.ss 10
Ssss1a Ee--spes re-
SIR z-s --1-ssit I.1T
- scEz.T, lS- -s.ses-
srgz-.s zw -s;e- -
tsa1- III y1E- XII
z-rs EEz- E,>czzss.
Trey 81 =ss- x-5
sleszd Azrs z-s-..1s1
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To 2scg t=Nszvf1g tx zresseg.
ssszasser 81 gotes vii ae ne -sesp5e0s
q liz zraae s,f5ze, ~ etrza5e p2a5o.
Inc assse 8ayi1z me asx IzFgeat 1zkz-
s>ss ~ yo+ex vii ~ gEven tse csosee
~ tss sEo elszao,1 riga TIE oae
EapfEg tae tasrd iargss< a1nser 3,
yotes nin recsfve sze remaining liz
ssso-d ring TIE soUrta and af.a
bsszes are seaols-xttoe = .ke csr-
thage BSssfasaa CoIsegs. All the six
serg are entitled 70 ATTEND this well
kssora btzs9ress lesst1tsoa for Fix
Efgontts tern.
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a O. q W.

aeokuk Lodge. No. 25s Meets
ever Thursday night at 7:30 O'Clock
at hall over Keokuk Savings bank.
corner Fifth and Main streets Visit.
ing brethren cordially invited. c. ".
Trott, NJ. w; Ed. ". Moore, Re
corder.
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FAST COMING
To A CLOSE
es.e cssy cesc.s. Fse -.z-ases css--
u Lsss csses Te~o-S@
ss5sn Ten
ccsa
TO COUNT THE VOTES
ss1sss MI cosat SO gss.s s-S A.
eesoee re sssr.s u MR.
rsrs-@zry csnt.ss
arts Present

TaeEe Is Bot lf.tSe ze~s 10 ,s-s-- ~
sazeins ~ egoses:. sz.sg see r2zf1
nene u M entire evest Es c-szcss
Noz1cs.se * nfasesa r5-ae -ls zzzsa o.
~ ns1aere ~ ne sve F-e-asssl:-s-as
glfea ~ TIE Gate ctr 70 Ea1eocx
epsssaty gstsses. viii as gsgs1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
John W. Young. Builder. Supersn.
tendelt and Contractor Cor all kinds
of construction. Also general repair
work. Prominent and careful atten-
ton given to plans and estimates
Your patronage solicited. Office. 50o
B.on.eau. Iowa phone. Office. 214S'
residence 33A2
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Evw - I'D cz. II yor EzTe ksd-s-r or
51ses5er t-1-5ss- Nezesoa tszss 1e--
wzsa r-sti-g % Dr. Eifze- z. CO,
5e-g-zzta-, y, =, Deaf Ezzfe szs -zss-
tsk.. tS-t -e--e-s3er the -zzae, SBzr7---
2aes. ard coGss 80 = dealer seaf go-
se-ae1azrg x r-ac- u Spzz- aoot-5t
g0z ID goz vii be Ssazyrcsz.I
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR
HAN over Sarings Rank.

IEdII Of6I SdFIIISS BIuk
Keokuk Lodge. No 544-Meets reg.
ularly on the second and fourth Fri.
days OF each month ]. ". Steiger.
Director; Charles Schulz. Reporter.
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K or II

Morning Star Lodge No 5.-Meets
Fifth and Blcndeau. X OF P. buildin!.
Tuesday n 500 p m. w E. Strimback
Chancellor Commander; Edward F.
Carter, =. of r. and s. Visiting
Knights frternally invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12

Train 47s-Leayes Keoguk sos an
Train 741-Leayes Ksokuk .s:io pm
Train &7z-Arrives Keokuk sos pm
Train 470-ATives Ksokuk -1:o5 pm
Local Freight Trains
Train ss-Arrivss KeoEuk .10:i5 ana
TRAIN s5-Leayes Keokuk .11:e9 am
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ssSs.s csssen.

Judges are czsosers 70 cog1t re
10, z, ane the oopns VIII commence
~ saon Satnrdsy night after sae co1-
test eIoaes. ~ pssatose, ard wslI 10.
cease antii ~ result IL ksown. 4
Ea1raker u coitestsnts From III oyer
tfse cogntY vii II present, ard miTi
deafre 70 knor he resssi. s,efoTs taey
.etasfa ~ their homes
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COURT OF HONOR

A. o. q. w hall, Eighth md Main,
Meets the first and third Friday
nights of eac., month. Visiting mem.
oers cordially invited. ". J. Kesslsr,
CHAP.
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fso.ice - cor.exes 20.

Contestz.ts MO vii ~ rnzbse 70
rfnse 10 czrrhage must see - il thzt
their reports yeaca taig oYce On sa.,
urdsg, ~ tae poIix ciose AZ zen o'cfock,
aad 10 votes can b rsceiref after
that ao11r. Mike no Ealstake a5ost
sending In yosr reports on time
This eyening ard tomorron IL III
the dnse left for marx, gTerg hosr
should be made 70 count sor tz great
cat yzIBe.
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CARTHAGE, TT.
) : 80 49,

s. H. Ferris and chas 8. DeE1art
arc hunting ~ Carthage Lake.
Or Denton moved into the Hun
saker house on Main street, r. A.
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IOWA LEGION OF HONOR

Lee Lodge, No. 5S-Meets he fourth
Monday In each month. 9. S. Lovity
President; Ira ". DeMoss. Recording
Secretary.
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szcui6 Lzrv- tze best
Sid 5F druggists K
szsty-t--- z-S cr-tc.-
-z- sSzsh Yez z-z7
lzTs 2 ss--5- 5rt-ss
tyy -zs1 free, also q
ra=-c-Se1 ts5sszg w
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Keokuk Aene, No. es3-Meets frs:
and third Wednesdays OF each month
at Horn hall. corner Eighth and Main
Visiting brothers cordially invited
Leo Absolute, W. President; A.
Noaks. .-ecretary
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Weak Little Boys
may become fine strong men.
Some of the strong men of to-day
were sickly boys years ago.
Many of them received
SCOTS Emulsion

at their mothers knee. This had
a power in it that changed them
from weak, delicate boys into
strong, robust boys.
1t has the same power to-day.
Boys and girls who are pale and
weak get food and energy out of
SCOTS Emulsion. It makes
children grow.
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Send this advertisement. together with name Of
paper in which it appears your address and four
cents to cover postage, and we will send YOU
Complete Handy Atlas of the World :. ;.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 40s Pearl Street. New York
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0ftsa 1bs Eiassys Ire
EsaEzsa g (Ta-Tak.
Essszlzzy Eaazeys Kzl. Ezsgr. Esaas-

51E ssfs E-sses..-zey xazzeTs ere -
s-r~fa sor --szs.- ss-1s-.ss ard s5-sess.-s.1ax
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g. p O. Erka

Keokuk Lodge No. fes-Meees flrs;
and third Thursday nights q. EIhs'
hall Gibbons opera house bloch, Sixth
and Main streets. Club rocns open
d-ily- Visiting brothers cordially IN.
vited- Rice a. Bel, e r; william
Reimbold. Secretary.
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Canton Leach. No. 4. p. N: l. o. O.
F--Aeets every second Tuesday Of
each month Frank Wahirren Cap
tain: Geo " Hardin, Clerk
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Pucke shecuck Encampmen.- n -
Meets first and third Tuesday e,e-
Ing Of each month Otto Anschru
Sc-ioe-
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soE pe-lx- 1890 - -. -
81 eYe-iu.r a. e. - :. IN
s L loanstor- AasutSrc
~ C-Ths u.vxs E.sL
zsz- -e--s of -or-.-r< psas.s -,
dan Of eaca nson.s :, p a.cs-os
sAan -. G.s -
pr@xssgo.. Mr. -. Vs. 20. -.
rsr
BEze Post C. A r IA XIX
Scaoais1ss Hall Ten,h and Ea.n
sz-sls-Aeezs the arss wearsst1y 9.
1z-dsr.
------.--
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Old
FELLOWS.
AeckHk Lodge. No IL. meet. reg.
ls-1y Aooday evening II $50 o'ciock
z & Miller, n G., A. J. HERSHEY,
Recording Secretary.
Prchechtuck Lodge No. u. aee,
every Friday eys-sns at S o'cSocS. 2
= JLsc-SE q Geo " Tn
d ne~=r pa- So
.
Es-rs, Lao ~. ,,e c.
-, ~ Az .ussIAal.
y. G.. Albert Keller Rec sec
Colfax Rebeszh, Lodge No. r.
Meets regularly every secoad AID
foCrtn Tuesday Of month az Ode
feiloEs hall. corner Seventh and
Main streets Mrs Enc Boiler. y. g.;
Nellie Hardestv. Financial S=cretav.
p-e.e,s,as. peeas.-- - 1919
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pr.r.,.. r
Mse,s A.. - -. - -
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go. so AAA
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G. 4 T.
IRE Erxe Hal

4E-lcz SoS. 40 =. DsxEIsz, o:
sosl RsyzE Ess.z1Sz saso16 Iaury-
ezy sFsZtEg O. ezca Eo2-k a. $50
oGcl- 3 r. CsoE. Pos. Cazzaz-der:
: L 9oAHstoc, Al.g&l
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nENNETT Tells OF SALE
Of LANDS In MINNESOTA
SAYS THERE ARE NO CON0i-
TlONS OF IMPORTANCE Ex-
lSTING IN N. D.
IMMENSE SALES OF TIMBER
LAND REPORTED FROM
MINNESOTA.

In an interview at Fargo Commits
sioner bennett of the general land
Office, who is visiting his old home
in the state, says:
There are no conditions of i'm
portance existing in North Dakota.
The congestion in the field work was
greatly relieved by the act of con
sress which gave the land under
which are found deposits of coal to
the settler when the entry had been
made in good faith and where the
land was more valuable for agricul'
tural purposes than for coal deposits
and which provided under other con
ditions that the settler could elect
to take the surface of the land alone
"The policy of the department is to
protect the bonaf1de settler as far as
possible and to prevent the speculat-
or from acquiring title to govern
ment lands without proper compli-
3nCe WIN Cle INV. Inc 'IuIClcSIS VI
any community are injured by the &C
QUESTION, Of lands by those who do
not intend to live thereon. The set
tier loses a neighbor, who would 9TH
er-wise aid him in building roads and
in establishing school i'districts; the
merchant loses a customer who, under
all rights, should be on the land put
ting it 70 IFS best purposes p,
~ have just, left Cass Lake swhere
I have been investigating conditions
inyregard, to the selling. OF the'yellow
pine on the Chippewa lands sndeE
the Morris act. The pine Il sold at
public auction, the price to be ulti.
mately paid, being the bid price per
thousand feet Of scaled logs. There
has already been received in the
neighborhood Of $4.750,O0o for pine
sold. This monev, after deducting
the expense of scaling, ETC., is paid
TO the Indian Office for the benefit of
the Indians.
'The government will soon put up
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-10
GOVERNOR. B i !. HAS | !.
RETURNED FROM SOUTH
LEFT YANkTON BEFORE ELEC.
TON OF OFFICERS WAS
HELD.
Suggested that Some Ono From Fur
Their South be Honored by the
Presidency Of Congress.

Governor Burke returned Friday
evening from Yankton where he had
been as one of the delegates to the
Missouri River Navigation congress,
which held it's annual meeting this
week.
Governor. Burke left Yankton be-
fore the election of officers was held
and it was not until he was on the
wav home that he was informed that
he was one of the leading candidates
for the presidency. He wired the con-
vention that they ought to elect
someone from further south, but it is
evident that he was the man they
we're after and his election was won
easily.
The governor states that there was
a great deal of enthusiasm shown by
the delegates at the congress and he
looks for some material advantage
to accrue to the northern part Of
the river as a result of the agitation
that the members of the Missouri
River Navigation congress is now and
has been string up for the past cou-
pie of years. He says there was q
good attendance to the meeting and
he looks for an even better showing
to be made at the meeting that is
to be held In Omaha next year.
The governor has been absent from
the city for some time as he combined
the trip to Yankton with a couple of
dates he had for Fourth of July ora
lions.