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WOULD ESTABLISH
STATES BUILDING
F. W. Fitzpatrick Suggests
a Mammoth Structure.
WOULD APPORTION THE COST

Thinks IL Would Serve Many Pur-
Easier of Accomplishments Than
Several Small OneS-Might serve
Local Purposes and FIatter state
Pride-Suggested Ten Years Ago.
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METAL MARKET DULL
Operations Suffer from Mid
winter SluggiShneSS.
PRICES WELL MAINTAINED

Cutting of Quotations, Due to Com
petition, Leaves Some Makers with
Small Margin of PrOft-PIg Iron
shows Small Degree of Activity.
Copper Doing Well.
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CAPITAL STANDS
AS KEY TO SOUTH

Continued from Page One.
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viii ExtinruiSh Old stock.

It further is planned to extinguish the
capital stock OF the Oneida Railway Com
pany, and the Utica and Mohawk Valley
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Would Unite Minor Project.

think the Southern commercial con-
Sress could do a grand thing by going On
with its canvass for subscriptions toward
headquarters. but putting the money
aside for time and turning all its ener-
gies toward getting all Of the States to
join in this movement, so that che cOun-
Try would have here one great structure
in which would be found headquarters. a
place Of rest for visitors, exhibition
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 For some time 1t has been announced that the Russian Naval General staff were considering the removal of the Bal tic fleet base from Kronstadt as being too dangerously near St. Petersburg in case of war. Various other points were considered, among them being Narva. in the Baltic provinces Sveaborg the island fortress near Helsingfors Poskala, a. promontory at the southwest corner, and Bioska, in the Gulf of Bothnia
 It is definitely asserted that Sveaborg and Helsingfors have been finally selected to be the future Baltic headquarters. A sum of 24o,OOO,0O0 roubles is to be spent on new docks, barracks, etc, and work will commence forthwith. Contracts have been signed during the week for the pur- chase of large areas of land on the shore at Helsingfors
 Sveaborg was, until it's capture by the British during the Crimean war. the prin- cipal Russian naval base in the north. It Is an island, five miles due south of the Finnish capital, on the principal buildings of which its guns are always trained. Helsingfors is nine hours from St. Petersburg by train.
 A story of an American duel of which the victim was a prominent merchant named Hirschi comes from Budapest
 Hirschl was the principal of firm of timber merchants. He was only 21 years of age. but had reached a high position in Budapest commercial circles.
 He made the acquaintance of a wealthy merchants daughter of Ipolyszag, and fell in love with her. Her father, how ever. refused to give his sanction to the marriage on the ground that she was a year older than her admirer.
 The girl married another man, to the despair of Hirschl. He called upon her In order to say farewell, and during the interview threatened to commit suicide. Afraid lest he should carry out his threat the woman followed him into the street. The husband now confronted the couple and, producing a revolver, would have killed Hirschl on the spot had not his wife pushed his arm up, thus diverting his aim.
 The three now adjourned to a cafe, where an American duel was arranged. Taking two matches from box. the hus band knocked the head off one and in- vfted Hirsch1 to mako a selection. Ac- cording to the arrangement come to, this meant that he had to die within 4S hours
 Hirschl visited his friends and invited a number to supper The party did not separate until o'clock in the morning, Hirschl then went to his mothers grave and blew his brains out He left let ter setting forth that he had died as the result of an American duel-
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gown of liberty satin, with a pearl neck

gown of liberty satin, with a pearl neck lace and tall diamond tiara.
 Lady Evans, wife of the Solicitor Gen eral, wore a smoke-colored chiffon Direc- toire gown, a high diamond tiara and a pearl and diamond necklace.
 Mrs. Charles Henry, who was Miss Lewisohn of New York, looked beautiful in dress of white embroidered net over gold tissue, the skirt bordered with a deep band of gold, high belt of gold encircled her waist and she wore a tall diamond and pearl comb, resembling a tiara, and two-row pearl necklace.
 Lady John Leslie, who was Miss Je- rome of New York, wore a white satin Directoire with pearl ornaments.
 Mrs. Cornwallis West wore a black gown with silver embroidery She looked very youthful although she will soon be a grandmother.
 Lady Charming wore a black chiffon over silk, with pearl ornaments.
 Madame de Dominguez of San Fran cisco wore a Directoire gown of pale blue charmeuse, with pearl and diamond or naments
 Mrs. Anthony Hope wore a Drectoire gown of sea green chiffon, with emerald ornaments.
 Lady Listerkaye wore a white satin gown. trimmed with duchess lace a low tiara of pearls and diamonds and al dia- mond necklace.
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Good Home Library.

Nicholas Murray Butler in Leslie 8
 Weekly.
 1.-The English Bible in one of the edi- tions issued by the Oxford University Press, with its apparatus of maps, con cordance, historical and geographical material etc.
 2. A standard dictionary of the English language-not an out-of-date edition or a pirated reprint, but thoroughly modern dictionary.
 8. A modern. well printed, and we'll made atlas of the world, containing a good supply of large maps. with full ge- ographical, political and physical data
 4. Standard editions of the four great world poets-Homer, Dante, Shakespeare and Goethe.
 3. The poems of Milton, Wordsworth tMatthew Arnolds selections), Tennyson and Browning.
 6. The essays of Emerson and of Mat thew Arnold.
 r. "The Federalist" (Lodge's edition)
 8. Writings and speeches of Abraham Lincoln (Nicolay x Hays edition in two volumes).
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MRS. GUEST HAS
 UNIQUE AT-HOME

London. May S.-Many American women, titled and untitled, attended Mrs. Ivor Guests political reception at Vim borne House, which was the biggest func- ton of the season since Easter. No fewer than 1000 invitations were issued. The guests included the Premier, all the Cab met Ministers and Ambassadors, all the Liberal peers and Liberal members of the Commons.
 Mrs Guest received her guests. the Premier standing beside her
 The hostess wore a robe of gold and white brocade, with hanging gold tassels at the side. The corsage was draped with old Venetian lace. A small diadem of diamonds crowned her coiffure and her neck was encircled with a rope of splen- did pearls.
 The Duchess of Roxburghe wore a
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An Ancient Concrete Bridge.

In the south of France is a concrete arch bridge known as the Pont du Gard, which was erected In the year 56 B. c. The concrete in this was not composed Of crushed stone or other small aggre- gate of the variety now employed in con crete bridge work, but was of the old style, consisting of alternate layers of large and small stones, gravel, etc. and
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of cementitious materials. Vitruvus des- cribes the materials and methods in use before the Christian era, and other writ CTS like Alberti in 14S5 and Polladio in 1570 accurately describe the method which "the ancients' (as they call them) employed, of using boards laid on edge and filling the space between with ce- ment and all sorts OF small and large stones mingled together" It is very i'm probable that the Pont du Gard would
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have withstood the rigors of climate of the northern United States, but its ac
 tual state of preservation. as well as that of many other specimens of ancient con crete work, proves that if modern work Is honestly executed ir will many times outlast any reasonable bond period, so that a very small yearly sinking fund per cent Is all that is required for prop erly designed and erected concrete work
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The Berliner Zeit and Mittag learns from Vienna that. despite categorical denials, the statement remains in per sistant circulation that the German Elm peror, immediately before the interveu- tion of the Mailed Fist in St. Petersburg three weeks ago. made a strictly incog- nito visit of several weeks duration to the Emperor Francis Joseph at Schoen- brunn.
 Alleged precise details of the Kaiser's arrival are vouchsafed by "excellently in- formed persons" The Kaiser arrived at Schoenbrunn--so goes the story-in the early hours of the morning in the swift motor car of his friend Prince Max Egon gu Furstenberg, who had brought about the secret interview between the two em- perors. When the meeting was over. the Emperor William was conveyed to a re- mote rural railway station near Schoen- brunn, whence he entrained for Pots. dam without attracting the attention of anybody but peasants.
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Would or Would Not.

From Punch.
 Sergeant of Royal Irish Constabulary Interviewing new member of the force)- Well, Maginnis, tis the fine sthrong fieshy-lookin' fella ye are. Now. If des- prit man attacked ye wid a knife an pistol, would ye run or fight?
 Recruit-Shure, yer honor. l would.
 Sergeant-What, ye would?
 Recruit-Begorra, mane I would not, Sor!
 Sergeant-Ah. now that s betther! G'long wid ye me buckol
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GROWN PRINCE ON
 HIS FIRST TRIP Will Do Some National Con-
 merciaI Travelling KINGS MEET PRIVATELY Emperor William Makes Secret Jour- ney to Visit Emperor Francis
 Joseph-Takes Train in the Country.
KINGS MEET PRIVATELY

Berlin May S.--The German Crown Prince, who for the past IS months has been undergoing a regular course of training in the "Kaisership.' has made his first trip as commercial traveller for expected to follow in the illustrious foot steps of his father. His Imperial High ness's first destination was Bucharest whither he went to present the Elm peror's congratulations to King Carol of Roumania on the occasion of the latter's 10th birthday.
 It was the Kaiser's original intention to dispatch his second son, Prince Eitel Friederich, on this mission, but it was subsequently, decided to clothe it with deeper significance by sending the Crown Prince.
 His Imperial Highness remained in Rou- mania a week. His visit was regarded both in Berlin and Bucharest as an event of the first political importance, calcu- lated to place fresh and timely ern- phasis upon Germany's benevolent in- terest in the Balkans
 Next the Crown Prince, who was &C., companied as far as the frontier by the King and Crown Prince of Roumania, left for 8 weeks visit to the Emperor Francis Joseph at Vienna The main object of His Imperial Highness's trip to the Austrian capital was to make a call of courtesy upon the aged Emperor King and enjoy a few days outing at Schoenbrunn with the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, but recent events make it cer- tain that the Crown Princes presence was meant as demonstration of Austro- German might and brotherhood
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OFFICIAL 70 LII T 0 A L E
 S1 4 4 70
 7zsEE F zzE
 

SIS, $2O and $22.5O Suits of Fancy Worsted, Cassimere and Plain and Fancy Serge-all of newest style in pattern and model, including the Fad clothes" and some of Strous & Bros make.
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If you're thinking of getting new Suit, this is really a value giving you ought not to miss.
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Special Sale of Dutch Collars,
 each ............. 19c Women's Pure Silk Hose; drop stitch, blue and pink; they are worth $1.9S pair; special, pair at ............. oOc Women's Pure Silk Hose, plain all colors; special, pair. ....... .98c Pure Silk Gauge Hose, black only;
 special 35c a pair or pairs for ............-... $l.o0 Women's Lisle Thread Gloves, 2 clasp; black and white pair 25c 16-button Silk Gloves, double finger tips; special, pair. ...... LOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-09

If you want to be convinced of the genuine big bargains that are going at the auction sale of the Burn Jewelry Go. stock, ask someone who has purchased something and then come and see for yourself.
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Reviewing in the Kukunft recent po- litical events at home and abroad, Herr Maximilian Harden writes:
 'Dreadnought, that must be the watch word of German policy, as it was in Bismarcks days. We need fear noth- ing If we are determined not to yield to pressure from without. The Balkan controversy has taught us that nowa- days even the colors of determination Tighten the enemy; but one who shows that he is determined to fight can quickly bag the booty which could be won only on the bloody field of battle. There would have been no strife over Morocco if we had remained firm. and the German em- pire would have been spared humiliation and the secession of unreliable allies. He who would win must also dare.
 "But the lee is broken. Germany is now respected once more as the strong and courageous military power, which is not to be bullied by threats or fears, or to be bound by chains of roses Dread nought! Look about you. Whom has the German to fear? He fs invincible, unless he surrenders himself. And since he knows that he Is also determined not to tolerate an hour longer a govern ment which swallows meekly undignifed presumptfons from foreigners"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30
SUNM0ES.

State OF North Dakota, County OF
Ward,- $50.
In District Court, Eighth Judicial
District.
i Ole o. Boon, Plaintiff, vs.. Hugh
Roam, More Bros, q partnership con-
sistins of A. Y. More end J. L. More,
and Ole J. Esgen, Defendants.
State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to ANS
wer the complaint in this action, a
copy of which is hereto annexed and
hereby served upon you end to serve
a copy Sf ysrr answer upon the sub
serfber within thirty days after the
service Of this summons upon you ex-
clasivs Of the day of service; and in
case OF your failure to appear or ans
wer, Judgment will b taken against
You by default for the relief demand
ID IN Ne complaint.
DaSed August Z, 1900. .a ,.Frs
Geo. A. Gilmore,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
WillSton, n D.
otkbs u Nsfth Dakota, County O.
Ward,-ss ...
The shove named defendants, please
take aoties:
That the above entitled actien is
hrouUtS 6br che purpose x auietile
Hls - to tns ssuthweat ea>-1oxrth
(eW 10 Ut section twehty-sae (91)
- hundred sixty-thrse
QeS), range ninety-four (94) and to
set aside certain mortgages given by
one Oloi Boon to the above named
defendants; and that no personal
claim of any kind whatsoever is made
against any of bhe above named de-
fsalAaas.
Datsl August Z, 1909.
Geo. Gilmore,
IS. Attorney for Plaintiff,
Winston, N. D.
Of SO 1928
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NOTICE re CREDITOBS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State OF North Dakota, County of
Ward,-Ss.
County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Thao-
dor Bruning, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by A. j.
Braudry, administrator of the estate
of Theodor Bruning, Deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to pres
ent them with the necessary vouchers,
to the said A. ]. Braudry at Foxholm,
North Dakota, within six months after
the first publication of this notice.
Dated this 18th day Of September,
1909.
A. J. Braudry, by Chas. Kelso, Atty,
Administrator of the Estate OF Theo-
dor Bruning.
First publication September 16, 1909
GIG 10-7
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syMHoNs

sta4s Of North Dakota, County Of
WArd,-As.
In District Court Eighth Judicial
District. %# -
Frank Tempelman, Plaintiff, vs.. Jourg-
ca Olsen, and Abran Tanckboner,
Dsfeldants. -'..
Rhe SKATE of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants: ~.
You ase kAreby summoned to ans
wer to t1hs complaint in this action,
and to serve a copy q your answer
upon tie subscribers within thirty
days axsr" the ssrvics of this sum
gasas uDsa 'you, exclusive Of the day
of service; and in case OF your failure
to alpear or answer. judgment will be
taken asaiast ysu BY default, for the
rsief demanded in the complaint.
Dated At Mfnot, Norm Dakota, this
14th day Of August, A. D. 1909.
Ryerson & Nash,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office Resi-
dence and Address, Rooms Is and 16,
Leo Block, Mnot, N. D.
90 1N-7
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Public Sale.

l will sell at public auction on
Thursday, October the 18th at my farm
one mile northeast OF Surrey on NV
quarter of section II, township 1855,
range 81, the following property con-
sk1ing of s head of horses / chest
nut sorrel horse 8 years old W.T.. 1850
lbs, enc brown horse years old,
weight 1150, one dark brown horse u
years old 1150, one gray horse 10
years old, weight 140O, one brown
horse 9 years old, weight 14O0, one
spotted horse 10 years old, weight 1850
one bay mare s years old, weight
200, one yearliRg colt head of cat
tie, consisting one Jersey COW, be
fresh in December, one Jersey COW, be
fresh in February, one short horn
COW, be fresh in March, one HEREFORD
bull 2 years old, one yearling bull
one CALF months old, ONE horse
wagon good as new, 2 Deering binders
one disc harrow, one fan
Champion mower, one Deering mower,
one Champion hay rake, one gang
plow, one sulky plow, one walking
plow, one bob sled, one new 2-horse
cuMivator, l one-horse cultivator, i
double set breachin harness, one
double set lead harness, one set
hipsteaf harness, one set double driv-
ing harness, one set buggy harness
one iron cettle, one sausage grinder.
manure forks, double trees, single
trees, garden rake, garden hoes, one
Eclipse heating stove, crooks and
jars, one washing machine, one churn
and many other articles too numer-
GUS to mention. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock. Free lunch at noon. Geo.
Sender, Owner, F. H. Bradley, Auc-
toneer, d. M. Shorb and w. 8. Young
Clerks. Terms made known same day
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Notice of H0rt3aEo Sale

Notice is hereby given that default
having been made in the payment OF
Q certain mortgage, executed and de-
livered by A. L. Peterson, mortgagor,
to J. A. Lindstrom, mortgage, dated
tho 18th day of August, 1907 and filed
for record in the Office OF the Reg
lister of Deeds of the county of Ward
and state of North Dakota, on the
10th day of August, 1907 and recorded
in book 81 of mortgage at page 244
(and assigned by said mortgage TO
Julius Fauchald which said assign
mont was dated Oct l, 1907, and was
filed for record in the office OF the
Register of Deeds of the County Of
Ward and state Of North Dakota, on
the 18th day OF Aug. 1903, and re-
orded in book 153 of MORTGAGE at
page 81 will be foreclosed by sale
OF the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front
door of the court house in the city of
Minot in the county of Ward cad
state OF North Dakota, at the hour OF
o'clock p. n. On the Second day Of
0stsser A. D. 1909, to satisfy the
amount due upon sneh mortgage on
day Of sale. The premises described
in such mortgage and which will be-
sold to satisfy the sane are deecrib-
ed as follows, viz: Lots nine and ten
e and 1O) in block three (3) OF Al
oraldals Addition TO tho city Of Nj
not according to the plat thereof
now on file in the office OF the Regis
ter OF Deeds in and for Ward county
North Dakota tisat @ proceedings has
been hastitated that no action at law
or otherwise to recover said debt that
There will be due on such mortgage
ct the date of sale tho sum OF foar
hundred and eighty -four 90-100 dol
i&rs.
..r... Julius FaucAald, II
49,. Assignee of Mortgage.
James johnson, Atty. tor Assignee.
S-26 $50 ,.. .+F.. a
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When tho digestion Is al eight, tho
action e. the bowels regular, there Is
a natural craving and relish for food.
WheA this is lacking ysu may know
that you need dose OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by P. V. Mccoy L 90.
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TAKEN N-At NY hone on sec. 8,
TWO. 1874, nee. 81, white 4oce. Hehs-
ford, two years old, brand on left
side, resembles inverted L. 0. I. T..
Zook. Minst, N. D., r. F. D. No. 4.
9-16-s-3e chg.
If you have savings to invest, or wish
to borrow money on Farm Lands, or on
City Property, call on or write Grants.
Younans, Minot, N. d.
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WANTED- buy, quarter O. .
half section Of good farm land. WIN
pay cash for right land. John Dins-
more, Minot, N. D. John Ehr block. tt
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For SALE-A meat market and all
necessary equipment, with exclusive
business in one of the best cities in
the Mouse River Loop. For further
particulars a0d terms address Berger
Larssa, No4e4l, N. D. S-26 1O-14 chg
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Jsb printing ne atty
and promptly executed
at the Indepen dent Of
flee.

WANTBD-A good steady married
man to take care Of my stock this
winter aad will 1ent the place to him
for next year if he suits. Apply to
Chas. Scrjbaer, Tasksr, N. D. % II
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C. A. FISHER, Photographic
art studio, arst-cIass work, all
sizes. 800 5. Main St., Minot,
N. D. >.<-t... ~ list.
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The Ntinot Insurance Agency Is
prepared to write threshing machine
insurance OF all kinds, and viii alss
insure your granariss and elevators.
If
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COR SALB-Sootsk OslHe pups,
eligible to registry. II. G. Miller, the
milk man. r. F. d. No. Box SO.
MiDot, N. ,. o-e tt
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Dates made at Martin Jacobson's
sffice.
My work pleases others and will
please you. .S'.@''
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Your somple1ea Is wel a. yoor
temper IS rendered nissrably by .
daserdered liver. BY taking Cham
bsriaia's Stomach and Liver Tablets
YEA can improve both. Sold by r. v.
lSs0oy & 90.
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H. D. Skrivseth's Photographic Art
Studis. Arst class work, all sisss.
Second floor, Optic b1osk. Minot, N. D.
tt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-15

Thursday, October IA
Str. Claudine, from Hawaii and Maui