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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

present q the court house Monday
night and 1t least four out Of five
say the lasting impresgion on their
minds was that he meant TO ray the
convention was one-third negroes.
The writer can furnish afffdavitS
that this construction was placed upon
the remarks and these affidavits BY as
reputable citizens as are In the city.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04
MRS, MALONE DIES.

Daughter Of Peter Burke Follows Fa-
tier In DEATH.
Mobile, Nov. 3.--(Special) AFTER an
Illness OF but twenty-four hours. Mrs.
Margaret Burke Malone, wife of Pro-
fessor J.. A. Malone, and eldest daugh-
ter OF the late Capt. Peter Burke,
died today.
She was weli-liked by all who knew
her. She leaves besides her husband,
mother. several brothers and sisters
In Mobile. Her father. Capt. Peter
Burke, died Oct. 7.
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MnrrhaII win. IN Columbun.

Columbus, O.. Nov. 3--The plurality
of George 8. Marshall. Republican re-
form candidate for mayor, was 3,472
over Frank Vance, Democrat and
liberal candidate.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

Rosa Levy. a young white woman.
residing In the tenderloin district,
committed suicide at o'clock this
morning by drinking large quantity
of carbolic acid. dying in fearful
agony. Over an hour had elapsed
after she drank the deadly poison be-
fore she was discovered by inmates
of the house. who heard her mourn
ing.
The girl. It is stated. came here from
Nashville, few weeks ago. and be-
came infatuated with a travelling sales
man. and when the latter on visit
to the city yesterday ignored her at
tentions. she became respondent and
suicided.
1t is said her family Is a prominent
one in Tennessee. although the name
under which she was going here is an
assumed one.
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Program At Savannah.

Savannah. Ga. Nov. 3.-On special
train President Taft will reach Savan-
nah tomorrow afternoon at $50. The
city is gay with bunting. Governor
Joseph NJ. Brown. OF Georgia. will ac-
company the president from Macon tc
Savannah. Colonel Dan c. Kingman
will take the place of Secretary of
war Dickinson, on the banquet pro-
gram tomorrow night. while Admiral
Charles S. Sperry will also be a speak
err. President Taft Will speak last.
A trip aboard the revenue cutter
Lamacraw. q review of the school
children of Savannah. a trip around the
automobile course and a luncheon at
are on the presidents
program for Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04
In Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3-Pennsylvania
elected the Republican candidate for
state treasurer. auditor general ana
Judge of the Supreme court at yester-
days election, and Philadelphia over
whelmed the reform opposition to the
local Republican organization. electing
that party's entire county ticket by q
majority of more than $4,000 in one of
the heaviest votes ever polled in the
city.
The proposed amendments to the
state constitution abolishing spring
elections were generally ignored, but
were adopted by varying majorities.
The majority for the victorious
ticket in the state will reach nearly
10000.
The total vote in Philadelphia for
District Attorney. on which office the
fight was made. was:
Samuel P. Rotan, (Republican), 49,.
7s3.
D. C. Gibboney. democrat and Will
liam Penn Party, 106.446.
l. ]. Santamarie. (Socialist), 2,04l.
Rotan's plurality, 43,287.
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victory For Democrats.

Covington, KY, Nov. S-The Demo-
Gratis won a notable victory in all Inn
portant races here. reversing existing
political conditions.
At Newport, KY, a majority of the
Republican candidates won.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04
Macon Police Alert.

Macon. Ga. Nov. THE special
train bearing President William H.
TAFT and party arrived In Macon at
1880 this morning. fifteen minutes be-
mind schedule time. All on board
were sleeping. Twelve picked police
men are on duty within the ropes
stretched about the train.
The local police force is inyestigat-
Ing a rumor which reached headouar-
ters late last. night that a person,
whose actions were suspicious had
been seen in the city near the union
station late yesterday afternoon. On
account of the rumor. Chief of Police
Westcott will keep the entire police
force on duty throughout the night
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

Newark, N. J., Nov. s.-In New Jer-
sey yesterday the Republicans held
their own in the Legislature, gaining
three votes in the Senate to Offset a
loss of three seats in the lower house.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04
PASSES Colonels' Test.

Colonel Newcombe, commanding Of
ficer at Fort Barrancas, has returned
to the city from Atlanta, where he,
with a number ~ other army officers
took the test as prescribed for officers
OF the rank of colonel. Colonel New
combe preferred the walk of fifty
miles to the ride of 100. and made the
Required distance with ease. though
the muscles o. HE legs were little
sore from his Journey. Elissse.l... s,saoq
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

MONIES that ornament '.Nabob Hill
put nothing ever brought to mind 40
iorcibly the greatness Of the Birming-
nam district, as that great line OF
boys stretching down the street. four
deep, for more than mile,
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Cincinnati. Nov. 3-Results of yester-
days municipal elections In Ohio were
very much mixed.
After eight years of the rule OF
Mayor Tom l. Johnson. the city Of
Cleyeland repudiated him. his entire
siS 49, sall2Nas & A als sssaa standing
upon an Independent ticket, was elected
for the fifth time in Toledo. In Gin
cinnati the Republicans reversed the
heavy majority given Governor Har-
mon last November and elected their
entire city ticket headed by DIR. Louis
Schwah for mayor. The Re-
publieans were also successful in San
dusky, a Democratic stronghold, and
Columbus. Dayton reelected Demo-
cratic mayor as did Canton. Akron and
Youngstown.
Local issues generally decided the
election In the different cities.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

Providence. r. J., Nov. 3-While the
total vote in Rhode Island yesterday
was smaller than usual. the plurality
Of 1884 for Governor Pothier. Re-
publican. was one of the largest in
the states history.
The rest of the Republican state
candidates had a,substantial plurality.
The legislature on Joint ballot remains
unchanged. q Republican gain Of three
seats In the Senate being offset by .
like loss In the House.
Three constitutional amendments
were adopted. giving additional veto
to the governor. providing for the
redistricting of the state and making
the lieutenant governor president Of
the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

The British steamer. Penwith Castle,
which cleared this afternoon for Havre,f
France. carried out the record cargo
OF cotton OF the season, of 10, 400 bales,
having value Of nearly 100000.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

Headaches an1 NeuraIgia from Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call
for full name Look for signature u. W.
GROVE. 1Bc. thur
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

LADIES AND CHILDREN.
O-r-p-h-e-u-m spells the best Picture
show ever I'm Montgomery. That's
public opinion, openly expressed.
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ft-sevel, with four districts yet to be
heard from. The now Legislature Will
not choose "a United States Senator.
Louisville. Kentucky's metropolis. is
restored to the Democratic fold by q
plurality OF nearly 2.70o. while with
two exceptions all the important mu-
inequalities in the State have followed
suit. Yayette County. which embraces
the city OF Lexington. returned q fu-
sion ticket OF county officers composed
OF Independent Democrats and Repub-
licans against q regular Democratic
ticket and Henderson elected reform
administration with the exception OF
the Mayor. who is an Independent
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04
TOOK WIFE FOR BURGLAR.

Oklahoma Man Shoots Woman by Mis-
take.
Ardmore Ok, Nov. 3.--While enter
ing a window at their home here late
last night, Mrs. Fred Dawson was shot
and probably fatally wounded by her
husband. Dawson thought his wife
was a burglar.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04

Dadeville, Nov. s.-(Special 1.-The
special train bearing President Taft
stopped at Dadeville for five minutes
and the president made a five minute
speech. a crowd of several hundred
people were present and much enthu-
slasm prevailed.
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sFingyp Connors boosted.

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 3-The election
of Louis p Furham. Democrat. for
mayor, Is conceded to have strengthen
ed the control over the local situation
held by William ]. Connors. chairman
of the Democratic state committee.
The Republicans obtained thirteen
out of sixteen offices on city and
county tickets, retaining control of
the aldermen and councilmen.
About eighty per cent of the ia
towns in western New York voting on
local option went dry.
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GAINS IN INDIANA.

Democrats Get the Best OF Il In Munich
palfties.
Indianapolis. Nov. 3.--Returns from
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-04
In Your baby Teethina7

There IL no need to dread baby's second
surnrner--fhe trying teething period - Just
keep it's system In condition to make
fee<hing easy and save sleepless nights.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
Programme

Fort Pierre, 10 Central time
Midland, Philip and kadoka a. m, Mountain
m. Music.
What shall in
county: Ackey Esel
Foster
1880 Model Rural School Building. Mrs Eta Pa W. W.
Eden Bee, +. p.
nWhat shall be the length of the school
Students Standpoint: nt:Pau MCGUIRE Lottie
Grace Coroin. Rose Kelley.
Teachers Standpoin:-Rose W. f.
ItOsG
Parents Standpoint:Mrs J. f.. Whalen J..
Schroeder Mrs. L. G. Benson, Mrs Frank
Taxpayers StandpOn: Mrs. Nellie j.
Peterson, O. J. tee JAS. Grey
From School Boards standpoint Manuel SYLVIA D.
Harry Benson Jas SmaIey.
=. Nm
D. m-Pape Grace Reed
Becker Mack Mrs O. NJ
Culp, II. d. Johnson
"a p. n-Addres State I-srud
Cenlennng, scotty Brown
y Reading Conference
grades from the high school
Ryder Nina Duryea, Elizabeth Wapoe, Prof +. A.
inflow shall teach
words? Miss Ethel aus.
Dckenslee, Mrs Kate Osburn
in
grades? Emma Pope, Desa Howard. Mrs. W. F. Mr
Jesse
5000
0 grade has done a Fai
Pearl Kelly, G. p. Warbler Mrs b. White.
All subjects, to general discussion
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
It Paws to Advertise.

If you have anything that is
worth advertising at all, it is worth
advertising we'll. The following
taken from, Public opinion, shows
the result which can be expected
from one one time advertisements.
In every country town there is a
sign at the railroad crossing like
this: ''Look Out For The Cars. "
Now everybody in that town knew
it was a railroad crossing the day
the track was laid. W h n the
sign was put up in two days-not
longer, for every inhabitant to be-
come familiar with it. In week
even the small children could
spell it backward. Did the rail
road take it down! No. If they
had the warning would have been
forgotten in a week and smashups
and damage suits would have re.
suited One time advertisements
act the same way. You must keel
eyerlastingly at it like the railroad
crossing sign.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
Every Man a Booster.

A town that never has anything
to do in a public way. is on the
way to the cemetery. Any citi-
zen who will do nothing for town
is helping to dig the grave A man
that curses the town furnishes the
coffin. The man who is SO selfish
as to have no time from his busi-
ness to give the city affairs is max
ing the shroud. The man who
will not advertise is driving the
hearse. The man who is always
pulling back from any public en-
terprise throws boquets on h e
grave. The man who is 50 stingy
as to be bowling hard times, prea-
ches the funeral. sings the dox-
ology, and thus the town lies bur
led from all sorrow and care.
If you want a live town push
the hustler. Few towns are with
out men who have more push and
energy than means to cary out
their plans. Perhaps the hustler
may occasionly make a mistake.
! possibly he may overreach in his
efforts to build up a town. Better
thus than not at all. If you have
such a man in town, keep him go
ing, help him push. He may be-
come weary at times and shoulo
be encouraged. Don't get jealou:
and throw cold water on his efforts
1t is more difficult to build W
than to tear down. A half dozer
active men in town are worth NOR
than one hundred passive men
No attention should be given th'
nominally rich men of a town
they are not usually liberal. l
takes more enterprise than none.
to build up . town. Get behin'
The hustler and heep pushing. .-Ex
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21

final proof, is not defective and in.
sufficient. Replying thereto, YOU
are advised that the law requires
proof of certain facts to be made
and this office has prepared a form
containing such questions a, to j,
seemed to cover the requirement,
of the law.
Very respectfully,
Fred Dennet. Com.
Board of Law Review,
B. B. Rugh. .-Presho Post.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
Jurors Drawn For January Term

The following list of jurors have
been drawn to serve for the Janu-
airy term of the Circuit Court
which convened Monday:
nArt Warrington, G. A.sConkIin,
Hans Thode, X. +. Murphy, Thos.
Harty, II. L. Breckc, David Page,
S. q. Nordvold, Pete Werle, Otis
Addison, VIM. Backens, Carson
Williams, Walter Guyer, Harry
Briggs, VIM. Cook, NJ. Grover.
Dan Bierwagon, Dan Brown. VIM.
Huckfelt, Frank Hopkins, l.. ".
Reed, GA. Gardner, PC. Beck
ncr, w. A. King, G. j. Kendall,
Walter Roush, VIM. H. Kertz-
man, G. A. Anderson, W. r.
Dean, p. J. Conway, Ed. Fergu-
son, VIM. Thompson, John o.
ConnelI, Elmer Hawkins, Hugh
Neary, NJ. J. FlemminR.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
No Proofs To Be Held Up
January 4 1909.
Mr.. w. S. McLain.
l.. S. Commissioner,
Presho, So. Oak.

Sir:
With your letter of December
s. 1908. YOU inclosed what pur-
ports to be printed copy of de-
cision this office Of September
Is. 1908, in the case. of the United
States vs. Gilbert Satrang, and
asked to be advised if the same IS
a true copy of the said decision.
Replying thereto, you are ad-
yised that such printed matter in
closed by you is torn, and seems
to be incomplete, SO that it is i'm
possible for this office to state
whether or not, the matter, as
printed. was a true and correct
copv of the decision of thl, office
in said case.
You also ask a number of cate
gorical questions:
First, you ask if the patents now
will be Withheld pending lnyestlga-
tions by special agents. Replying
thereto. you are advised that, un-
less there is a protest, or contest,
or other objections to an entry
mans proof, patent will not be
withheld, but will issue in due
course of the business Of this
office.
Second. YOU ask if real estate
mortgage upon the land, where
the patent has not issued and
which has only passed to final
certificate, may be considered q
safe security for the debt repre-
sented by it. Replying thereto
YOU are advised that until patent
issues, a mortgagee or transferee,
can acquire no greater interest il
the land than the entryman him
self has, and a mortgage will bt
subject to all the equities that the
entryman's interest in the land i!
subject to. The cancellation 0.
the entry would wipe out the Sc
curity for the MORTGAGE.
i Third you ask if the presen
form, containing questions TO
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21

y
there IS no question but what they
could use the North Dakota coal to
good advantage. There is good
reason to believe tha, this coal can
oe 'old down here at price much
lower than any other coal can be
shipped in here for. and there is
reason to believe that good money
could be in the transportation Of
the coal for other points along the
river between here and the coal
fields. This coal is very yood
steam coal. and there is no end to
Tie possibilities for DEVELOPMENT
along manufacturing lines which
would be opened up by getting an
Incxhaustlble supply of it here as
a low figure. 1t could be hauled
on steam barges built especially
Tor the purpose Of transporting
coal, brick, etc. The same boats
could be used for hauling coal
down from the mines and hauling
brick both ways from here. An
effort will be made to get the
Missouri River Transportation
Co., which has headquarters in
TINS city. to engage in this traffic.
or to organize an independent
company to own and operate the
mine and transport the coal. =
Stock Growers News.
(. +. Lewis informs us that he
will put in 1870 acres Of small
grain. next year. Messrs Han
hammer, Jones and johnson have
leased 100 acres from +. NJ. Sac
kett. Besides putting in this they
will have in a considerable acre
age on their own places. Hayes
Homestead.
The new county bridge across
Bad river at this point is now com
pleted ready for the grading Of
the approaches, the last bolt being
put in place and the last stroke of
the paint brush being made, Tues
day afternoon. This bridge is a
work of. art. in its line, and is a
credit to the town and county.
We understand that the bridge
company guarantee the bridge to
stand until it wears out. which
means that it is built to stay, not
to 60 down stream with the first
high water. OF course not until
the water raises will its worth be
fully appreciated, but then we
imagine it's praise will be loud and
long. Much credit is due our
county commissioner, j. 7. Har-
rington, and his associates, fer
their assistance in securing the
bridge and interest during the
building of same. We have not
learned whether the contract for
the grading has been let, but sup
pose the work will. commence as
soon as the weather modcrates a
little. Van Metre Messenger.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21

A cold winter blast will prevent
YOU from having a warm room If
YOU do not protect yourselves
against such by a good storm sash,
for each window in the house. see
Robinson Bros for special prices. tt
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
Real Estate Transfers

United States to
Elmer Kline sw ar 8 2 n %
Jacob Glisar sw or. II $500
Benz. ..Peadro NV qr..22 an "a
Edw..W::Barnes nw..qr..17..1s 20
Thomas '.Ksniff Its l, 2 & . hf
NV or 80 2s-23
Everett Scholten Sc or 80 qr II
& ne 'qr.ne or as hf ne or IA e
"a
John Rea hf NV or & W hf ne
or IL 3n 27
Charles Anding Its }, 4 & 9 hf
sw or 81 8n 25
Harvey E.Harmon sw or IA 5n
10
Frank A Austin sw qr 81 Is %
Chas Knutson NV ar 81 An 20
Louie B Sween ne or 20 An Fl
Albert Aslakson ne or 81 An 20
Ernest Barton sw Or IL 3n "a
John w Meneley Sc or IL 3n "a
James..Duncan n hf Sc or sw ar
ne or & Sc or nw'qr 27::1s.-24
Ernest West 1t 2..& sw or ne or
l Is "a
Ernest Wilson 1t Sc or ne ar
& n hf Sc or Is "a
Robt McClelland SO or 7 5n 28
Oren Wilbur sw or Sc or 8nw
or ne or &..n..hf NV or II ..3s 10
James NJ Babcock to Belle
Babcock, Sc or 20 9n II. $1.00.
Frederick Whitman and VT to
G. w Sullivan, 1t 6 blk F town of
Ottumwa S D. $500.
Same..to U P ..Solberg:. & C w
Sullivan, Its 3, 4. 5 blk;;F, Ottum-
va. $500.
Lois Eichelsdorfer. and hus. to
Ray NJ Kurtz, s hf sw or IS Is 20.
$725.OO.
Ralph Culver to James N Hill
yer, Sc or 20 Is 25. $1,000.
Ellis w Houetz and wife to
Levi Zurbrick, n hf Sc ar 3 IS 18.
$l100,
Western Town Lot Co to Emil
Thode & John 3 Taggert, It IL,
blk 6, town of Philip. $500.
David Burchart and VT to VIM
Letze, NV or ne or "a 2s %. $500.
Katie Dubois and hus to Harry
H Heath, Its l, 2 Sec 80 IL ..
$500.
VIM Harrell and VT to Chas e
! McLane, Its 2, 3 blk 7, It / blk 8
town of Philip s u. $1.00.
Jas A Duncan to Thos Jones,
n hf Sc Or sw or ne Or & n hf -
or & 1t 2 & sw ar ne or l 10 ~.
l$1.0O.
Ernest Wilson to same It 1 %
or ne Or & n hf sc or & lt2 4 ~
Or ne Or I Is "a. 800.
Fischer Bros to Anna II Nc
Hllip, It's 26, u. blk II, Fort
Pierre. $500.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21

Oct. Burning of 100 tons of
hay at Schues ranch.
Nov. burning two houses At
the Berry ranch. a..
Nov. burning 80 tons of hay
at the Hullctt ranch.
All of..thc property destroyed
was owned by the Guthrie Sheep
company and situated in the dis
puted district, which lies between
Sundance and Moorcroft. On
Nov. I a mile and a half of fence,
believed by the gang to belong to
the sheep company, but owned by
Il man named Moore, was also dos-
troycd. Argus Leader.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-01-21
DISTRICT INSTITUTE FOR OFFICERS AND TEACHERS

but four meetings will be held as follows:
January 30t}
February Midland
February
-Four will
those
to their
Any teacher
and will receive credit attendance
and
mile
shall be paid from the dist rict
the
ndvh0
shall the duty assigned shall
district
which belongs
enie
M afternoon
Evening star., 1909-04-25
EASTERN BOWLING TEAM
RAIL WAY BOWL LERS
CLOSE SEASON

The fifth and most successful season of
the Washington Railway Relief Associa-
ton Bowling League was brought to an
end during the past week, when the
Eastern team captured the pennant for
the fifth consecutive time. with the total
OF thirty-two games won out of forty
eight. and with an excellent percentage
Of .666. The race was one OF the best
that has ever been held during the five
years this year has been in existence,
with the first two teams fighting 1t out
to the very last notch. In the roll-off
the Eastern boys, who made one of
the greatest finishes during the last half
Of the season, outgamed the Columbias In
the match, and won the championship for
the fifth time since 1902. AS q reward
a beautiful trophy was received the first
year, and In 1903. they were presented
a beautifully engraved loving cup, which
they have held since. To add more
beauty to the race, the Northeasterns and
the Mechanicals. who were only one game
behind the first two for the pennant.
were locked in a tie for third position,
which the former won in the roll-off. In
the individual averages, George Whitney
Of the General Office team was the best
bowler Of the league, having an average
of $50. while Wynkoop of the winners
was second. with Ia. and W. Cornell of
the Columbias was third, with liz. G.. B.
Wilson Of the Mechanical team won the
high game score, with 261. while George
to game, and o. P. Ramsey OF the Co.
lumbia team had the highest average
spares to a game with four. Following
are the statistics: