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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-12-15
MONTANA PRODUCTS WIN.
Farm Exhibits At Omaha Exposition
Awarded Many Prizes.


Awarded Many Prizes.
OMAHA, Montana has made
q wonderful showing in capturing
prizes awarded at the national corn
exposition here. In the sweepstakes
class, including all states in the western
zone, Armington won first prize for
wheat and Hiusdale third for the best
ten ears Of corn.
In competitinu with the world Arm.
ington won the first prize for navy
beans. Helena the first prize for mar.
rowfat peas and Kalispell the first
prize for field peas.
In the shesf grain competition.
open to the world, Cascade won the
second for the best sheaf of blue stem
wheat; Broadview Seed company of
Broadview won the third prize for the
best sheaf of durum wheat; Great
Falls the first prize for the best cheat
of red winter wheat. In the same class
Kalispell won the first prize for the
best sheaf of wheat, other than the
above varieties, and also won the
third prize for the best sheaf OF white
oats.
In competition open to entries from
Montana only exhibitors from terri.
tory tributary to the Great Northern
won eight prizes out of ten for the
best peck of wheat. The first prize
was given. to Armington and four ot
these prizes were won by Kalispell.
Exhibitors from the same territory
won seven prizes out of a total of ten
for the best ten ears of corn OF any
color. Fairview winning the first
prize. Exhibitors from the Great
Northern territory also won eight
prizes out of the total of ten for the
best peck of oats, Kalispell receiving
four of these prizes.
Supplementary premiums offered by
J. j. Hill we're awarded as follows:
Arlington, first for fife wheat; Kalis.
pell, first for bluestem wheat, oats.
timothy seed and five other price on
different grains.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-12-15

The WEEKLY River PRESS is q good
newspaper to send away to your friends
in the east. 1t will save you the trou-
BILE of writing letters,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-12-15

VIRGINIA CITY, Dec. 1O.-Andrew J.
O'Green, who has been an inmate OF
the county Jail several months on q
charge of having killed q number OF
sheep and shepherd dog belonging
to j. S. Dawes, q Norris sheepman,
was released yesterday, on motion of
County Attorney j. A. knight, it be-
ing believed that he had been su6i.
ciently punished. O'Gree admitted
killing the sheep, but they were tres.
passing on his ranch and be claims he
notified the owner frequently that they
were eating off his hay meadow.
HELENA, Dec. 1l.-Charged with
bringing whisky on the Rlackfeet res.
ervation, Kalekici Taiji and Nenaki
Takaha ara pleaded guilty before Judge
Hunt today and were each sentenced
to serve ninety days in Jail and pay q
fine of 500.
RED LODGE, Dec. l0.-Another case
of near death from exposure to the
elements has just been reported from
Pryor mountains, in the eastern part
OF Carbon county. Joseph Motley, q
sheepherder in the employ of Thomas
Rule of Bridger, was found wander.
inp aimlessly over the wOOdless foot.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
\ Thrilling Rescue

How Bert r Lean of Cheny
Wash. was saved from a fright
full death is a story to thrill the
world. "A hard cold" he
writes, brought on desprate
lung troubld that baffled an
expert doctor here. Then |
paid $40 to S15 a visit to a lung
specialist in Spokane. who did
not help me. Then | went to
California, but without benifit
At last used DR. Kings New
discovery, which completely
cured me and now | am as well
as ever" For Lung Trouble.
Bronchitis Coughs and Colds,
Asthma. Group and Whoopin 9
Coughits supreme. soc and 81 90.
Trail bottle free. Guaranteed
by Mars Bros.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
f. = Devices,
Special Commissioner.
Women Who Are Euyied.

Those attractive women who
are lovely in the face, form and
temper are the envy of many,
who might be like them. \
weak sickIy woman will
be nevous and irritable. Con-
stipation or Kidney poisons show
in pimples, bIotches, skin erup-
ton and a wretched complexion.
For all such, Electric Bittiers
work wonders. They regulate
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.
purify the blood; give strong
nerves, bright eyes, pure breath
smooth, yelvety skin, lovely
complexion. Many charming
women owe their health and
beauty to them soc atNIars Bros.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
Chancery Summons.

The State,of Mississippi.
Couliy Of Aeshoba.
To T, $. Barber, .ioln Cnseld, " H.
Han, J, \. SayeIi, a, W. More
land, and J. NJ Hooper and I'll
persons having or claiming any
interest in the following Uercribeti
lands, towit;
SE III. & + L of SWl-4 & SI.l-4
OF ~ IA OF section Il d w J. OF
SW II, " ; I, of ~W IA of NV ii
OF Section ld, all in Township Ii
North, Range 10 East, in Neshoha
County Mi sissippi. You are here
by commanded to appear before the
Honorable Chancery Court Of said
County at Rules on the second Mon
day in sept, 1889 TO defend a suit in
said Court of Mrs c, A. Slaughter
TO qniet ana confirm her title to
said lani wherein you are nade
parties defendants.
This 18th day of May, a. y. 1909.
+ b. Devices.
Clerk.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
A Return.

h
Well | suppose You have for
gotten me, but have forgotten
You never
was reading some long past
articles the other day, among
winch was The Blue Pup
Among the Pines" The Cars
are Die. and others, and their
personal brought to my mind
scenes that are gone forever
happy scenes-aud brought with
them the desire to be with you
once more.
These scenes lay back in the
palmy days Of "Bill Snyder'
observes" "B. J, s" and others.
oh these were happy days: but
oh times are not what they used
to be for young life was IN
bloom there. Young hope was il
flower" We are not as Young a,
we used 20 be. We hardly rea.
lie it, bat we find our locks
once black. now tingel with
frosty gary. and as we look arou.
nd us. our old friends. where are
they , Conc, many Of them
Some are gone to the Golden
Shore, some are seeking new
cllms, some are VANISHED we
know not where. but some are
here still, for whom we are
thankful.
As | look back. over these past
scenes, with the past we are
made to say, How dear to NJ,
heart are the scenes Of my child.
hood etc. and sometimes il
seems that we would Ike TO say
"rurn back turn back oh Time il
your flight. and make me bo,
again just for tonight ? bnt it j,
best iu>t as il is Ifit is sad +,
grow old it is sweet 10 know tha
with each setting sun I'VE ar,
one lay nearer Home.a a HON,
from which we will never ma
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
Chancery Summons.
The State Of Mississippi,

The State Of Mississippi,
TO New Orleans Real Estate Mort
gage Go. and Deemer Manufactur.
ing Co.
fou are commanded to appear be
fore the Chancery Court OF tbe
County OF Neshoda in said State, OF
the End Moiday in July A. b. 1863 4,
rules to defend the suit in said Cour,
OIL & RAJ, ct. al, wherein Won ar,
Defendants.
This 10th day Of June, A. d. 1909
T. b. Devices, CLERK.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
Camel Works Hard.

From the beginning Of the journey
70 It's end camel is never relieved of
rs load. II eats. walks and sleeps un-
der Its burden, often for weeks at a
time. The training OF a camel is no
easy matter, as Il takes about three
years to teach Il 70 bend the knees in
spFsser to bs loaded and unlealed.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
HOMESTEAD NOTICE

Us. Land Office at Jackson. Miss ],
May u. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that I.eoni-
das MeMnrry, of Edinburg. Miss
who, on March I, 1904, made Home
stead entry, No. 39519. Serial M
0l647, for the Nia Of MEL, ana SCI
OF NE4.- and NEl-4 of sE14 Section
81, township ~ North, Range ~
East, Choctaw Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Final
fiye-year Proof, to establish claim r.
the land above described, before the
Clerk OF the Chancery Court oi
Neshoba County, at Philadelnbia
Miss, on the Bird day Of Jaly, 1909.
claimant names as witnesses.
=. y. Burks, J. N. Shumaker. r. @,
flushing, and G. Z. McMurrv, All Of
Edinbnrg, Miss.
Z. q. C.aamar.
Register.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
Notice.

Notice IS hereby given to all resi-
cents e drain & clean up ana mako
their premises as sanitary as nasii
BILE. posi-
Ihis notice is specially directe,, >
residents Of the various towns ma
fhiekiy settled communities ~ ~
onghont the county. '"'
d J Rash N. b.
county Health Office
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
Mississippi Patents.

Granted this week. Reported
by Z. a. Snow DCo., Patent Al
J. torneys, Wasldngiton, " d. &c
T. Bowen, McComb City, Valve
mechanism for engines
ForEopy 81 above patent send
fem cents in postage stamps with
daJe OF this paper to G. 4. Snow
Washington ID. 9.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24

Every Community needs
& first class Drug Store.
You never know at what
hour you may be desper=
ately III need OF one OF the
thousands OF things, such
a place must keep TO be
first class.
Then everything in such
q store must be fresh and
pure. No dead drugs,
that are poweriess as
curative agencies, and tail
you in time of need. Our
effort is towards giving
Philadelphia and this
community as good Drug
facilities as can be had
any where.
Cadenhead's Drug Store.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24

This Beautiful 500
!, Aesboba county. The a v
THE NEsHoBA DEMO,
with our subscribers the !,
one vote for every one !,
votes for Que dollar paid.
no drawing, simply a fair
organ, let your friends ri
'hey pay their subsnTipti
The award viii lie n,,
given the organ absolute :
receive g scholarship in
ol'lon in the Music stox'' !
viii take pleasure ID Il, !
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24
lax Notice

All persons who have not
pmd their street tax are
hereby notified to come for
ward and settle same at
once or | shall have to col.
iect the same by law.
J. 4. Myers. I. G.
Town Of Philadelphia.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-06-24

a1 sni vii, Tl.l t. be given to a young
g. Ar Will ,rE BY made by the subscrib
l+etors. : s, Eye cry subscriber is :" "D,i, f'
y : paid o" subscription, % ono [",'' "
SQUARE '',1aa a'aa.' mere is'to be no GU,
". w and ask them to vote ror np' W., ma'
aS t,ss Sept. Il ls'. The lady elected :.
,sra ,ps,ness ea, college, . Tie organ 'I',1s i "n
-"S you The ins.rum.nt - MAJ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
Close Tennis Contests on
the Park Courts
By Grant Smith

Play was resumed in the handicap
singles tournament on the Golden Gate
park courts yesterday. The event
would have been completed but for the
fact that the courts did not dry UP until
late in the day and several contestants
We're absent.
Only two matches were actually
played, while one other went by default.
In the second round Cahill beat Marcus
and Mclaughlin beat Rose
Both matches were close and inter-
esung. Mclaughlin allowed odds Of
owe 40 to Rose, and after the latter
mad taken the first set by a score OF 60
IT looked as if the king of the handicap
DIVISION was in line for beating Nc
ougnlln, as usual. played good uphill
game and pulled out the next two sets.
The second and third sets were both
close. The score was rs, ga, Ga.
The match between CahiH and Mar
Gus proved even closer than that be-
tween Mclaughlin and Rose. Cahin al
lowed his opponent odds of 2-6. and won
by score of 1913, 6-S, GA.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
FAST STOCKTON DOG
CAPTURES CLASS
STAKE
Mr.. LOnjerS Leads a Fast Bunci
of Greyh0unds at IngIeside
Coursing Park

The Stockton greyhound Mr.. Lonjers,
owned by f. c. Rothenbusch, won the
long end of the purse at Ingleside
coursing park yesterday by beating
good field of greyhounds in the class
event. The Slough City dog was never
pressed. and he showed his heels to
such fleet dogs as Turkeys Best, The
Governor the Sacramento champion,
and Go Ashore
The Stockton contingent followed
their favorite for he was heavily
throughout the day. They also won
heavily on the victory Of Colonel North
who was a winner at to | IN the
first round against Wild Mamie, ana at
8 to l when he defeated keepsake IN
the succeeding round.
The open stake saw the colors OF
Ed Preston in front Wnen Lacy Help
defeated Leading Lady Inc otneF
suits follow:
Glass stake, first round-Turkey's Best beat
Vne Ring LADY esat Mpq Bow beat
Mainstay Mr.. Lonjers beat The Governor; Inc
Battler beat Tralee Lad; Go Ashore beat sepoy
The Rowdy beat Roman Money; Our Porto peat
Carmel; Georgetown beat Golden Iralee; WIG
wood beat Melrose Belle; Golden Rule beat
Royal Gold.
Second round-Turkey's Best bye, Ring Lady
withdrawn; May Boy beat Waiia Waiia; Mr.
Lonjers beat The Battler; Go Ashore 6 bye
town: Golden Rule beat Wildwood
Third round-Turkeys Best beat May Boy;
Mr. Lonjers beat Go Ashore; Golden Rule beat
Our Porto.
Fourth round-Mr. Lonjers beat Turkeys
Best; Golden Rule bye. 80, .,s.
Final-Mr. Lonjers by default; Golden
Rule withdrawn.
Unfinished open stake: Fourth round-Bel-
dame beat Third Rail; Leading Lady beat star
Pointer; Lady Kelp bye.
Fifth round-Lady Kelp beat Beldame
Final-Lady Kelp beat Leading Lady.
Open stake: First round-The Widow beat
Eagle Rock; Ottawa beat Stanley r; Keep
sake beat Galtemore; Colonel North beat Wild
Mamie Sangerman beat Old Peach; Sister beat
Best Turkey; White Rogue beat Galcover; Pom
genie beat Sequoia; Wild Idol beat Young
Pasha Bright Flower beat Conductor; Little
Wedgewood beat Tralee's Last; Merry Widow
beat Eilbe Royal: Hollywood beat Burton; Crys-
tai beat Tippecanoe: Paso Robes beat Iron
house; Myrtle beat Rabbit Jenkins; Jack Keveiin
beat 0rby; Anna Belle beat Maud O'Connor;
shaun O'Farrel beat Wild Bug; Race King beat
Bon Ami.
Second round-The Widow beat Ottawa; Col
onel North beat Keepsake; Sister a bye. San
german Withdrawn; Pongenie beat White Rogue;
Bright Flower beat Wild Idol: Merry Widow
bye Little Wedgewood withdrawn; Crystal
beat Hollywood: Paso Robes beat Myrtle; Anna
Belle a bye Jack Kevelin Withdrawn; Race
King beat Shaun 0'Farrell
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
MANILA POLICE ARE
CRITICISED BY SMITH
Philippine Assembly Opens With
President 0smena in Chair

MANILA, Feb. 1.-The Philippine as
sembly opened today with simple cere-
monies, President Osmena presiding.
The first business to come before the
body was the annual message to the
assembly of Governor General James
lows:
MY last word to the Filipinos is that until the
great majority and not small minority of the
citizens are prepared to make intelligent use
of the franchise until democratic usages and
customs hsv permeated throughout the popu
lsfion and become part of the daily life of
the people: until the power of uncomfortable
agitstors and demagogues is broken; until educa
tion has created just public sentiment. which
specious arguments and false doctrines not
destroy: until citizen has not only the power
to judge but also the courage TO act for himself,
the best future of the islands lies with the land
which has given the Filipinos freedom of speech
liberty Of the press, freedom of worship the
right of the accused to meet witnesses against
him face to face, the exercise of the fran
chise free schools, autonomy in municipal and
provincial affairs. the right to participate in
making laws through the assembly and many
other rights, liberties and privileges not en-
joyed by peoples which have had Independence
and national existence for saundreds of years
Governor Smith deplored the grow
ing gulf between the Americans and
Tilipinos in the Philippines and strong
ly urged that they draw closer together
and act in unity for the best interests
Of both. His message sharply criticises
the municipal government of Manila
and the municipal police force, the
personnel of which, he said, was not
equal to that of the house servants
of the city.
The provincial government Governor
Smith pronounced to be entirely sat-
isfactory.
The annual report on the revenues
of the islands shows a decline of about
million pesos (about 100000 for
1908 under the figures of 1907.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
Soccer Games Are Played
On Four Fields
By Bob Shand

BY entering two unknown fullbacks,
who played as though they had never
seen a football before, the Independents
yesterday practically paved the way for
the Vampires advancement to the
championship of the soccer football
league The score at the finish of the
burlesque was to 0, and it might have
been more had the Vamps tried real
hard.
The Rovers beat the Burns at Free
mans park ? goals to /, and the con-
test well rewarded the spectators. Both
teams played good, clean football
throughout the game and the Rovers
won because they were more deadly in
front of the goal.
The Hornets and Scotias met at the
stadium, Golden Gate park, and the
Insects had no trouble in dispOsing of
the tailenders The final score was
to 3.
After an exciting match on the San
Mateo field yesterday afternoon the
Thistles and the San Francisco teams
quit the game with the score a tie, each
having made one goal Both teams
PLAYED fast football throughout
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
AMERICAN HORSES
WILL COMPETE I'm
ENGLAND
British Handicapped Holds High
Estimate of Runners Bred
in United States

NEW YORK. Jan. S1.-The English
racing season which begins early in
the spring will attract wide attention
In this country because OF the large
number OF American horses which viii
participate. The decadence OF racing
here as a result Of legislation in va
rious states has resulted in many OF
the best American horses being shipped
abroad, where the sport Is unhdHl-
pered
Among the prominent owners. who
have sent horses 10 England are
James r. keene, August Belmont anu
Harry Payne Whitney, While scores o.
young horses purchased here Dy Bit
iSh spOrtsmen viii make their appear
ance at the English tracks.
Colin and Priscillian, two unoeaten
horses. head the long list OF Amerlcsl zen.
racers now preparing Tor the fdceS
on the other side. OJher well known
animals there include Ballot. ar
Play. Dinna Ken, Suffra gette. w edulhs
the Derby for his English owner; Bob
bin, Melisande, Helmet and BaDy WOtr-
That the English handicapper holdS
high estimate of the American oLe1
Ballot. Colin, Fair Play and Priscllilah
all are asked to carry IN Ineh
engagements pounds more tnsh
IIangwm and Your Majesty. reck-
oned the best English horses OF last
Many Of the big English stake
races have eligibles in the American
invading squad. These include. oe
sides the Derby, the great English
classic; the Ascot gold cup, the great
Jubilee handicap. tire Lincolnshire
handicap, the Baberahan plate, tne
Metropolitan stake, the Liverpool yGP'
the great Surrey handicap, the VIC
toria cup. the Eclipse stake and the
Jockey club stake.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
MEASURE TO REGULATE
SHIPMENT OF LIQUOR
Bill Prepared by Anti-SaIoon
League to Be Introduced

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Representa-
tive Langley of Kentucky will intro
duce Monday the interstate liquor
shipment bill prepared by the Anti
Saloon League of America to obviate
the objection of unconstitutionaIity
urged against the Littlefield bill
The objection TO the LittlefieId bill
was that il made interstate shipments
of liquor subject to state laws imme-
diately upon crossing the boundary line
which was declared by its opponents
to be an attempted delegation of con-
gressional power and, therefore, un-
constitutional.
The new measure provides for direct
exercise of congressional power by it.
self prohibiting the shipment or trans
portation of liquor to any state, terri
tory or district of the United States.
or part of the same. where such ship
the same. It is designed to protect
both prohibition states and dry terri
tory within local option states.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01

II will post an additional $4,000
within the next week" says Wood
man. the whole to go as a side bet
Il Ket ndnl cares ares to fight Langfo}rnd.
better we will like it. My money is
up and money talks. / think that
Langford will be recognized as the
champion if Ketchel passes him up
now"
Not to be .outdone by Sam Langford
IN the thespian line, Johnny Reagan,
nghter who hustled Champion Jimmy
Walsh all over the ring last Friday
night, made his stage debut al the En-
pire theater in Suffer street last even
ing before a packed house. The little
fellow received an ovation.
Reagan boxed with his sparring
put up lively three round bout
Johnny was bit bashful in front of
the audience. but he probably will over
fore the calcium. The little fighter is
billed at the playhouse for the week
after which he will seek a return match
with the Bostonian.
Langford did his turn at the Victory
theater, few doors away from where
Reagan showed. and all Terrific street
leading light in q bangup. affair called
= Trip to Africa" but gracefully de-
clines to Guido Sothern, contenting
himself with getting off boxing turn
We'll Langford will hold the boards
during the week
There are no new developments in
the Langford- ketchel controversy and
1t may be that this matter will be
passed up entirely now that McFar-
land and Nelson are beginning to talk
Conroth wants one of these matches
and the sooner something good happens
the better he will like it.
Jim Jeffries will leave for his home
in Los Angeles on this evenings Owl.
The big fellow played his farewell en-
eagement last night at the Wigwam
theater, and the usual packed house
was there to cheer for him. Jeff likely
will depart without going through the
formaHty of making the long expected
lighting talk. Probably he is saving it
for the east.
Upon his arrival in Los Angeles Jeff
proposes TO resume his training stunts.
According to the contract he signed
with Promoter William Morris he must
take off 20 or 80 pounds before start
ing on the eastern circuit. He managed
to get rid of the bad cold from which
he had been suffering for a few DAYS
and looked good yesterday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
SAFE BLOWER WANTED
FOR MANY BURGLARIES
Archie Band to Face Trial i'm
San francisco Courts

In the capture Of Archie Band. ex-
convict, Detectives Taylor and Mac
Phee say they have arrested one of
the most notorious safe blowers in the
country and a man who is wanted by
the police in nearly every large city
IN California. Los Angeles wants
Band for several safe blowing jobs in
that city. as well as for the shooting
Of night Waterman in the Ocean
side bank few months ago. Rewards
totaling more than S500.are offered for
Bands capture by the police of several
cities.
Because Band win be prosecuted by
the police Of San Francisco for blow
ing the safe of II. w. Bogen. go Cold
On Gate avenue early Saturday morn
ing the detectives making the arrest
viii lose the rewards. Band will be
charged not only with the Bogen rob-
berry, but with the other two safe rob-
berries in Golden Gate avenue on the
same morning.
Band is also wanted by the federal
government for blowing upon postof-
ice safes in San Mateo, Elmira, Santa
Cruz and San Jose. He is also wanted
by the police of Sacramento, Stockton
Oakland and San Mateo. Band is a
brother of Eugene Band, who was re-
Gently released from San Quentin for
robbing the Cosmos club.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-01
HiIdreth'S Winnings Near
the $4,000 mark

s. c. Hildreth is very close to the
s25, 900 mark in the winning owners list
for the Emeryville meeting With any
kind of luck in the remaining stakes OF
the season Hildreth should exceed his
$4,000 record of last season. +. A For
sythe's winnings now fall a trifie short
of $4,000, and doubtless viii be mate
rally increased ere the season comes to
an end. Unless T. r. Williams horses
meet with phenomenal success in the
stakes to be decided FOrsythe will nm
ish the season as we'll up on the list as
second, and there is still a chance that
place.
Up to date 1874 owners have shared in
the $23S,5I5 distributed by the jockey
club in purses since the opening OF the
season. OF that number 80 have won in
excess Of 81 500 each: