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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-14
sOuth Dakota.

nedpOllht mill
sOuth DakOta.
SOUTH Dakota farm, ranch, mineral and
timber land for sale or trade. 1900 acres
part irrigated farm, fin Improvements, one
mile east Of Rapid City in Rapid River
valley for sale or trade. Bargain. Tel Us
fully what you wish to buy, sell or trade
Come west; make money in land. Rep.
resentatives wanted. farmers preferred
Farrsr & Jepsen. Rapid City. S. D..
FOR sALE-a9O-acre farm, l6O acres under
cultivation; good buildings. good well, on
line OF new railroad; price, $50 per acre;
carry $4,000. Write W. N. Van Camp, High
more, s. D.
IF you are looking for an investment in
good cheap farm lands, you cannot afford
TO buy until you have seen the lands /
have for sale in Stanley county, S. D.,
for $3.50 to SIS per acre; choice farm land
and located in a nice country, also have
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. For information write
Hudson Land agency, Midland, S. d.
ON account Of sickness would like to
sell my REIMBURSEMENT in my homestead,
S. D.; have some improvements near rail-
road and good neighbor; If interested
please write. Address A 226, Bee.
OUR next excursion to Huron August IL
LATHROP g. TOBIN, as Bee.'
North DakOta.
OUT THEY GO TO HAYNES AND
COUNTIES, NORTH DAKOTA, to buy our
low-priced land and see the big crops OF
Dollar Wheat; new railroads building and
new towns, where new hotels and business
houses are needed. See VIM. H. Brown
lCo., Haynes, Adams County. North Dakota,
for maps and facts.
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New York Life Bldg, Omaha, Nth
U. S. GOVERNMENT LAM

OPENING w ACT.
Conrad-Valier project. Montana. ~. OOO
acres of fine, grassy prairie under irriga-
uon. Drawing october 4 1905. Must reg
lister for drawing before October T. Can
register by mail. For information and
blanks write w. M. WANMAN. Waller,
Montana, or Al Security ank Bldg. Min
neapolis, MINI
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Burlington

BURLINGTON sTA.-IOTH a MASON
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WANTED-TO RENT

wANTED-weu furnished house in West
Farnam or Hanscom park district FOR al
least a year BY responsible party no chill
dren. Address y 29, Bee
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HANDSOME HOME
WEST r N DISTRICT

We have a splendid home in the heart Of
the West Farnam district on one OF
the very incest streets, built one year ago.
This house was designed and the con-
structon superintended by one of the
best architects In the city and Is built on
artistic, thoroughly modern lines, equip
ped with every comfort and convenience.
Has beauiful quarter sawed oak finish
throughout the entire house, two fine
pressed brick fireplaces, two complete bath
rooms, 8 bedrooms with splendid closet
room. Beamed ceilings, large living room,
outside sleeping room. The basement is
divided into fruit room. laundry room,
store room and furnace room, i2-inch walls
throughout basement. Splendid porch. All
OF the walls are canvased and hand dec
GRATED. II Is heated with a splendid hot
water beating plant, with reg
ulator, and also Is equipped with Rudd
instantaneous hot water heater; also with
water filter clothes chute; beautiful COM
blnation lighting fixtures; electric lights in
ali rooms and even tn closets; back stair
You will waste your time in building
when you can buy this home at cost on
account OF owner leaving city. The lot
Is right. the house is right the location
the very best. Make arrangements with
us to go through this house,
HASTINGS q HEfDEN. 1914 Harvey St
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OUR next excursion 70 Panhandle eouii-
try August II. Lathr0p 4 Tobin. A6 Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-14
Oklahoma.
Oklahoma
One Firm Produced 2,442,478
Bbls. Oil
Sold 2,117,4S2 Bbls. in June
in Nowata Co.

49,, 90 acres of rich valley land, all
smooth and part Of same is in a high state
Of cultivation. This land Is located within
three miles of WatOva, Okl., and six miles
from Nowata, Okl. 500 acres Of II Is prac-
ticslly in one body and 2+0 acres is located
three miles south. The land is well worth
US an acre; an exceptionally good bargain
at so per acre.
We have land In Nowata Co, in any size
tract you may desire from s acres up at
prtcef ranging from $40 TO SIS per acre.
There are 400 flowing oil wells In NowarA
Co. Natural gas Is sold at DC per l,000 cubic
Feet You might get an oil well with your
land.
Average rainfall in Nowata Co., S6 inches
per annum; average from March / to Octo-
Der L "A inches, and distributed just as
needed. Prospects for a big crop are IN
evidence on every hand. Corn stands ~
70 u feet high; oats just threshed making
co TO 100 bu. per acre.; wheat, 20 to 40 blu.
On account of the seasons being over a
month earlier than in the north, wheat
sold for tLS per bushel, as against sOc
this year.
Good water is found from 20 to 40 feet.
Find Nowata county on your map.
Tn Oklahoma n Cherokee Central r. X.
east and west through this county is a
certainty. Land will probably double In
value within two years. You can't afford
to miss this opportunity. Let us tel! you
why we can sell this land SO cheap. ASK
Missouri Pacific ticket agent about low
rates to NowatR- Come In and see US, OF
write
NowATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 6t N. Y. Life Bldg.
Phone Red 1893. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-14

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
office OF Indian Affairs, WASHINGTON.
D. c., - Sealed proposals for letting
District No. 2. In the Cheyenne River In
dian Reservation, South Dakota, for graE-
Ing purposes, either under a lease or by
permit, will be received at the office OF the
Commissioners OF Indian Affairs, Wash
ington. D.. c., until 2 o'clock .. M. on
Monday, August 81. 1903, and viii be lmme-
diately thereafter opened in the presence
OF such bidders as may attend. Maps
showing the location of the districts and
all necessary may be obtained
on application to the Superintendent Of the
Cheyenne River Indian school, Cheyenne
River Agency, South Dakota. X. G.. Val
entine, Commissioner. Jy2ldSOt
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
office Of Indian Affairs, Washington,
d. c., - Sealed proposals for letting
grazing privileges on the Blackfeet Indian
Reservation, Montana, under the permit
system, will be received al the office Of
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Wash
ing, d. c., until 2 o'clock, p m, on Mon
day, August 20, 1908, and will be immed-
lately thereafter opened in the presence
Of such bidders as may attend. Maps
showing the location Of the reservation
and all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned on application TO the Superintendent
Of the Blackfeet Indian school, Browning,
Mont r G. Valentine, Commissioners
Jy2ld30t
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@ahrung Ser NeutraIitd!

&opcnboacn IS. I,bruor. -
Gem Solfething iinb belltc oi!rd) ocn
Miniitcr Der Observation-Disclosures
8cIetporlagcn, bie it'd nit einenl
!u%irtioncren Shltc aopcnbo9en'5
uno Der 8iiitc ION SecIono sl Moi
ler ,nb sit 2onoc beialicl,. untcrbrc!-
tet poroen. Sie @%eictuorla1cu icbcl
fit Die a~cplantcn @efe'tiaungcn cine
N,,saobc pom iiber $11,00O,OOO, ice
ipie Ole Grbaliltlia poi, 20 Sorpcbo.
booten INTO cincnl bolbcn Gilseno
ltnteriechoutcn Dor.
gel Der ginbrineuns scr @cict.
norlogtlt nie3 Ser Winiiter mi Die
Notbmcuoigteit hin. Dap Gdnenart
litter aIlen %llinitInocn III ser Gage
icin aniil'e, iciue Neutrolitdt 81 ,pob.
rell. Solangc ser Srieben herrid),,
ici Die rcd)tc ,3eit iiir Die Si)aiiung
a~ccigneicr MnbrcecIn fir sic Cant
bsspcrtbcioigun1. europa babe cine
Yeriooc Der Spannutg luno @eun
rnhiarns bintcr it'd, uuo miihrcna
ocs lettcn Mcuid)cualters lei Die
@abrldeinlitbfeit, DAB Sic bdriidei,
@epdIier sitnl Sd)auplatc crnlt1aiter
Goniliftc 1T irgenh cinem 3ufuuits-
fricgc slpiid)en oct aroBen eiirop1i.
ld)cn Mdd)tcn ipcrocn piiroen, iit-
mer beoenflid,er n1hcr ocriidt. Gic
notbigcn @ittel ioatcn ourd) cine
ilcite Gitfommcu Steucr. bic ocil
iuobIbabenberen 1beil Scr @epolfc.
ring trcffe. ai,igcbrad)t perocn.
Gum ShluB mafte scr Miniiter
Die antiinoiglune. Dab Die 3esieruno
ibr @erbleibelt I'M Mrnte bon Der ar.
nabn,c Scr 0~eiesporIngen abbangis
made.
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Gmtidjcib nmgcjtuFem.

Gbieogn, 81, ID. Scbritur.
Ssnn Sale scr "Itfiion, Sopcta &
Sauto Sc 81. 81. Co." Die iibcrfilbrt
lporocn iii, oos GeIes iiber Hnbril,.
0ll,e po,, S~id)crbcitS &orrid)tunNei,
al @ogoonS pcrlctt ST haben, bat oas
&uuloca GrciS gcrid)t
oabicr Ole Gntidciouna bes 9itnocs-
Giitriftsoerihts l,mgeitoben lno bos
2cbterc il,ltruirt, cite nellc Gcrbonb-
lung oca SALES su 9elpobrci,.
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Epfcr cincs &ulfenbrndJs.

Eniabcno, Gol., Is. Scbr,lar.
- Snfolac zines @olfenbrild)eS I'M
Mubio Galion, oberbalb Folaocnn'S,
ndI5ic lid, 9citcrn cine ina9ebeurc
@oiiermaiie sic cnge Sdllld,t hcrun-
ter ,lnh brad)te baS WehGltbe ser
Glnbltoticu Der clcftriid)eu Eaciiic-
|obn, Miibio Eapilion. 5llnt Gin'
liur5. Ger Staiioi1sbcomte Sreo. Z.
Sren, icil1 @cib ulb picr ainocr
lrilrbcn utter ben Sriinrmcrn beara.
ben. Trcn ielbit uno brci Der &in-
Der gelana eS. lid, nit faum aciabr-
lldlen Serleeun9en SIT rettet. Die
Srau icOoh unb bas pierte Sinh
fcnnten nod) nid)t eeborgen iperoen,
nno es GILT oils al,s9eidIoiien, Oab Tic
nit Dem 2ehen oapon fommen.
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@aubitcn CUR Saft aebrad)t.

Mnniln IS. 5cbruar. - Rad
monotclan1en &criolgun9cn iu @e.
birgc Der Snicl Negrns gelong es
Gelltc hen Gonltoblern, bic bciben ge>
fGbrlid)eu 9anoitcn mo Morhcr
Motclp mo Gperett ie%lt5umebmcu.
Sic Sa1b olli lire Spiebgeicllcu miro
nod iortsciest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Holpbntun.Gountp, nobc Hidymuno,
So, bronnte belltc Mor9cn bis o,f
ben Grltto nieoer. Gincr Ser &oi,S.
belpobrtcr, @oltcr ~. %Sohnion, per
lild)te, tSrau Sttplpitb, cine Gltlid)c
Game, ans bcn Glommcl 81 retten.
0,lrS iebodl. nodocm er oao Sans
hetretcu, itiir5ten Die Mdnbe elm, Vei'
&c inter lit b%cgrnbelo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14
Tfamir,enz& iitbcn,

Tei'elsS crflciolm83.Sobrit bel nil
mnutcc, @is., miro Gin Hal,b Der
Glanmen. Siini Selcrlpcbr'
Nconltc mo ein eluoeIlcllicr Der
Tirmo lalieu ibr 2ebcn. - Meb'
rerc Sd,luerpcrlcste.
M ilmautcc, @i3.t 13. Scbr.-
Gle 100000 outage Scr $. @.
SoFns.M anpillc Gompaup, Sabri'
tanien bon acIiel, mo Sampirobrens
&crtlciolm9, ipcItlc ot ser mcitlidcH
Slaotaren5e 9c!cgen lit, bralrnte heil,
tc Nahmittoo at. Gle S%cllcrsbrunit
forOcrte ledlS McnihcnIcten 5ltln
Spicr; mlberocfn nllroen mcbrere
Eerioncn idnucr ucrlctt. Dor, ocnen
jlrei, otto Nimncr, ienernebr.Sut.
ld'cr, INTO Der Ic1ternehrnlalu SAT-
Mtc@cc, icoenInlls iterbct lpcrbclt.
Eic Nonlclt Der 5o0teu Iilo:
Stills 6clerdlcf Salnes O.. Bllns
ming.
lieutenant q. !. @bGlep,
Sd,land)iiihrer Solcp6 9ilinsfi,
eSellcrlpcbrlellte SsonleS @ilrte nnb
Sobn Strait. icrncr
SDonnna 1itdl. cirl MltaeItcllter scr
Sirmu.
Gic fiini Grit1cnorulten ianom IN
Der Nllsiiblun1 fires 9errties ibrel
Zoo, inoem Dos Sad) einitiir5te; Scr
GcstAenanntc crlitt NrdnoiplluOen,
Senen or tlrj boraui tm &oipitol ers
lag.
Gos Seiler cntitano bilrdj Sic Or
ploiioH eille$ SelbebGlters i'm spci-
ten Stoflucrt Oes 6ebG,oes. Ter
&erlrit Der ,Sobns MeupiIlc Comp.
miro oli 100000 bcredmct; beriel,
be lit rolig ourd, TerIid)ernne &C.
ecdt. TaS Eager ser Charles i.
Htetio.u Company, Sobrifonten bon
EiohrS mo Sreeln. bcren @eb1uoe
oil Die gronoltGttc olleren3t. lpurbe
orrrd, Tclcr unS @oiier SIR Sobc
bon ctpo $4,000 bcidldoist.
@oteladtc bnrd Icuer er-
frcdt.
Hcm Dorf, 10. Scbritar. -
$50 @ditc ocs Ml5onaltiu+Sutcl in ser
sSelt Al. StroBe prrorn beim Mor-
Qenarouen int Shreden perlcst, dis
ein ci,litodi1er anboit bes Sotels lit
Srono gerietb. Die mciIten Der Sd
lte lommcltet lid. sun, gr1bten Jbcil
llod) IN ibren NodltaeruGnocril. III Der
Sobbp oes Sote!s. Ger anban ipilr.
o. biz al,i bcn Bruno in Midc &c.
legt; abcr baS Sptel lclbit blieb UNI
periebrt. Ser Sd,oocn miro al,i
$1,000 bercdp,et.
@rono forOert swei Men-
denleben.
Hihmono, ga, 10. 6ebruor.-
Gas 9aus no, sSrau sfippitb in
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Gic Sc%rbonoAmg miro an SicnSs
tag Mor9en lpiebcr ouiaeuommer
mcrbeu. Strait Goltulan, meld1c &C
rn0c nit Or etlotnr &ornlad iprodl
ol3 or 1ctootct nuroe, oiiritc ol5 critic
,}Cli9ilI nligcruitt mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Nalbnillc, Scmt, 10. 6ebr.-
Sic Nlrp III Dem Tro5eb gcNcn
SbcrIt Gmcan 6. Cooper, Ieincn
Sobn Gobin :. Cooper mo Sobu 3.
SDarpc, meldc ongctla9t limo, ben
Gr.Su1oc5ienator 6. y. Garmad ges
tDbtet 81, bobell, lit gliidlid) icbt 5lts
lonlnlcigctcQt. IS nnbnl % Snac,
hicle 4rbcit jlt pollbriuacn. Nodl
Dent @cietc morcn Die oils 8cidporc:
nen lmbrallt)bnr. Die nit cillcnl au.
Genjellgcn Der Shat obcr mi: Senlall-
hcm Qc'prod)cL Der IcincrlcitS nit
eineM a~lllAclljul1cn 0eIprodlcr. Nlut
botten bcr5cit bic 3citlulael @cridltc
Ger 3elt8G1au3iugcn I'M Eoli;eigcrid)t
qcbrad)t; od ober hoS Sllprcmc.@es
rid)t lid, cinluoI habin entldicbcn bat,
DAP cine 3eitnnh ipcld)c 3cllocns
Nll3ia1cn i'm @ortlalttc brinat, elmer
Ecrion Alcid, 5l odltcn ici, melde
~ cincm 3cll9ct iiber Die Sbat Sc
irrod|cL 10 mllroc Scoer, Der Sic Set
tltlacn iibcr Den 8orial aclelen, bon
rornGcrcin oiaquolifijirt. oils &c
IdNuorcner 5t iunaireu. Tieie Chat
ode ld,lob pen %pornberein 1erahc Die
bciten ,inlo int%clliaenteltcn @iir9cr oes
Gonltr1 ans. 60 FAM cs bclln, 0aB
3Ot9 Nonten gesogeu merben muir
ten. tcpor inoli 8eidlmorelle, btc 10
/; lrohI Dem Staatc lpie Der Gcrtbci0i=
gltfp o%nlebnlbar eridienelt, aeiunocn
lrorcl. Sdnllltlid)c 8eldlporcnc,
init Nlt5nuhmc eiues Gin5iacn, ldypo.
ren, ooB iic lett Der Sbat feline Sci.
thug 1clclen; nlb Dicicr Cine bate
it'd bis u, ben Gage icincr Gorlos
| oittl o%ill}crhaIb hcs Staotcs beIurs
Sen.
hidtcr Nnbcrion. Der &nl,ptpcr.
t~bcioiaer Ser Nngcflagten, mar ieiner
3cit olld) Scr Salptpcrtbcioi9cr III
benl befanntcn Gor.Ero5eIle, Der nit
Der Gc%rurtbeilung oeS N%r9ctlaaterl
me9en Morbes cnoetc. Cor crbielt
boluols III Ger Had}t, bepor Die SIN.
rid)tnna poll5oacn mcroen iollte, ol,rd)
iracllo pcld)e Sreiunoe III lcihcr Belle
@iit 5uaeiicdt. pomit CT lid, Der irbi.
idlen Hihterhal,b cnt;og.
Die Nnn1en ser 8%cid)porenelL ibr
9eruf mo Alter, icien nodlltcbelo
a~n1egcbcn:
6. M. Surfe, 9ai,id)rciner, AZ.
Hobcrt McEberion, Jarmer. IS.
y. q. Game. Tarmcr, %.
Casper Sdnipp, 6ormer, ii.
s. $. Gauabrt. FARMER. 40.
2. sc. Spbe, GARNER, 90.
Gus Simpler. Jarncr, ~.
3. 8. 9ierman, 8runOeigel,thnms-
Mafer. AZ.
5. u. @oo6ruiL 5arn1er, 90.
Sacob 6rutiger, Tarner, 40.
! Milliam Sons, 1armer, SO.
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HHHAH4 II
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Is iii crreidJt.

Sic Sltrp in Dem Cooper Moro.Ero.
5cb cnblit p%o0itdnoig, - g.
nn9m % SaBe, oicie glrbcit jlt
pollcnoen. - 30t9 Nanlcn ae,os
.1cu, bepor 5lpolf gciulocu wl,r..
ocn. -Tic Hamcu ocrielben.
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,aeoen BEN bcriibmtcn rulIild)en
GdriitIteuer Morim Giorfi crIoiien,
S,n Sem poli5cilid)eu GrlnB miro@orfi
ais Gin Nnltteiher non gtiitnig tom-
Qoroo beIdlrlcbcn.
Morim @orti, ser 1906 Nep-D orI
beilld)tc, beiinoet iid) ocr5cit IN Sta
lien. Nod, fiir5lihen Melouugcn be-
obiid,tigt CT, lid, ooucrno IN Slorenj
nicNcrlNIoiicll.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
ARRESTS IN LIBEL CASE.
Reported Warrants Will Be Served
Early Next Week.

Stuart Mcnamara special assistant TO
the Attorney General In connection with
the Panama canal libel prosecutions. has
returned from Chicago. He declines to
discuss the details of the arrangements
made by him with District Attorney
Stimson in New York and District .Attot-
ney Sims in Chicago for the apprehension
of the New York World officials and Del
avan Smith of the Indianapolis News.
Mr.. Mcnamara admitted. however. that
the warrants would be served at about
the same time i'm New York. Evanston,
ILL., and indianapolis.
Mr.. Mcnamara denied that the post
ponement of the service of the warrants
in New York was in any manner affected
by the fact that President Roosevelt is
expected in the metropolis the evening of
March /.
While Mr. Mcnamara would not say
when the warrants will be served, II is
rumored at the city hall today that early
next week efforts will he made to appre-
hend all five of the persons charged in
the Observation-Disclosures. Pulitzer. Van
Hamm and Lyman in New York, Mr..
Smith i'm Evanston. Ill. his home, and
Mr.. Williams in indianapolis.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Wall Street and the
Banks.

Do you know what happens to
your money after you put it in
the bank?
Do you know that in spite of
all the efforts you may make,
your bank account maybe used to
keep the gamblers pot a-boiling?
Do you know how closely yon
are affected by a man like c. w.
Morse, the Ice King, Steamboat
King, Banker, Broker, Promoter,
who is credited with having
caused the Panic of 1907? Morse
is now under sentence to the
penitentiary. His story makes
clear many of the mysteries of
Wall Street
Herbert n. Casson has written
another of his highly interesting
and Illuminating Wall Street arti-
cles, in which he deals frankly
and fairly with the banking stu
alton, a series which HAMP-
TONS inaugurated a year ago
and will continue indefinitely.
Every man or woman who has a
bank account will find Mr.. Cas-
sons articles of value.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Representatives

Speaker of House J.G.'
ACHESON. +. f.. Pa
ADAMSON. w. c., Ga
ADAlR. JOHN A. Nj,
AIKEN. WYATT, =.
ALEXANDER. D. S..
ALEXANDER, ]. w.
ALLEN, AMOS L., Me
AMES. BUTLER. Mas
ANDREWS. W. a.. y
ANDRUS. j. t., y. Y
ANSBERRY. L. T.. q
ANTHONY. D. r.. Jr..
ASHBROOk. w. A..
BAN\ON, II. T.. Ohio
RARClIFELD. A. j..
BARCLAY. L. F., Pa.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To +. X. Lundy G. Co. for three three
story brick dwellings from 1881 to 1855
L street northwest; architect and build
er. +. X. Lundy & Co; estimated cost.
$19.J0.
To ii. Wardman. for one brick apart
ment at 22o6 Connecticut avenue: archi-
tect. A. II. Beers; builder. II. Wardman.
estimated cost, $50 900.
To ID. w. ODonoghue. for one three
story brick and stone dwelling: architect,
4. p. Clark, jr.: builder. Gormley-P Poyn-
ton Company; estimated cost, $1,000.
To f. II. Gottwals. for two, two-story
brick dwellings at 1105 and Il07, u street
southeast; architect and builder, ID. B.
GottWals; estimated cost 5000.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
HAMPTON'S
MAGAZINE
March-On Sale Now

Twenty other great features,
everyone of them a convincing
reason why you viii! declare
Hampton's "the best magazine
in America.
On the Trail Of the Ghost
Vance Thompson tells the new
est and most startling series of.
Psychic Research.
"M,gAt Riding tn the Black
Pateh,' by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr,
detailing the origin of terror in
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Hunting ahead Of Roosev<k-
A ripping good article by the
Boer ivory hunter, Capt. Fritz
Duquesne.
The S1lv<y Horde, by Rex
Beach-His latest and most vivid
serial story "Fightlng Bob"
E1ans on 7vyet Disasters
Eight short stories by the best
authors in America or Europe
Buy it today-any live newsdealer
Is cents
HAMPTONS MAGAZINE, New York
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Fuse on Car Blows Out.

Considerable excitement was caused
about O'Clock last evening when a
fuse on a car OF the Capital Traction
blew out at Az street and
avenue. Several women
became hystericaL The ambu-
lance of the Emergency hospital was
and the women were taken
to that institution.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
CONGRESSMEN IN TOWN
Senator's.

CHARLES ". FAIRBANKS. v. Pres. .170l
ALDRICH. NELSON W. r. L.. 1927 Mass ave
ANkENY. LEVI. Wash. .....-... .Shorehal
BACON. A. o.. Ga 1851 Oregon avt
BAILEY: JOSEPH w. Texas. ..S:oneleigh Coul
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Kelchner Divorce Suit Filed.

Suit for an absolute divorce. has been
filed in the District Supreme Court by
Mrs. Bessie S. Ke!chner against George
A. NJ. kelchner III treatment and in
fidelity are alleged. Attorney w. G. Gar
diner represents the wife
Evening star., 1909-03-02
PILES CURED IN TO DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding ProtrudnG
Piles in to Ii days money refunded. u0c.
vcG-tu&stf
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01

states vast and varied agricultural
resources.
What is known as eastern Mon
Montana has developed f.om q
,razing country into a great many
localities where dry farming has
been put into successful practice.
lands that we're supposed to be
lrid have proven capable, by prop.
r cultivation and by scientific
Methods used III dry farming, to
etain moisture. These lands have
,roduced from thirty-five to fifty
,ushels Of wheat. A great amount
{ york has been done in the direc-
ON Of irrigation and in developing
ne different projects, and the state
viii show in few years more rAv-
nue. from agricultural products
snan frrm the celebrated mines.
Che Yellowstone valley, which ex
ends from Glen live to Livingston,
concluded on fifth pase.l
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01
THROWN FROM
HIS WAGON
Joe Shaw Was Rendered
Helpless Last Wed. as
Result Of Fall

While driving to the ranch on
Wednesday afternoon, Joe Shaw,
IN employee ON Dan Sutherland.
ranch, had the misfortune to sus-
tain severe injury to his back ano
Was rendered almost helpless, al
though it IS believed that nothing
erious will develop.
The accident was somewhat Pc.
:uliar, due principally to the sim.
plicity Of the manner in which It
occurred. Mr.. Shaw was riding in
4 wagon and had gone but short
distance along the south road after
crossing beaver creek wnen one Of
the wheels struck large boulder,
which tipped the wagon over
On It's side, and precipitating
its driver upon the ground with
considerable force. The injured
man was broughtinto town--a III.
tance of not more than a quarter OF
:, mile-where he was attended, by
Dr.. Gaines, who informed the Pho.
neer that the mans spinal column,
vas quite badly injured, thougI
no other bruises or cuts were in
hicted. Mr. Shaw Was taken t.
dlendive ON No. 8, this evening
where he will be treated at the hos
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01

commence the work Of buying right
of way for the company through
Hettinger county some time next
week or as soon as definite infor-
nation can be secured concerning
the names of the owners Of the
property over which the last sur
vey has been made. AS ha.
cen stated the survey on the
north side of the Cannon Ball riv
er will be adhered to, which line i
via Flasher, Mott, Horswill ant
New England.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01
ARE OUT FOR
A FIRE DRILL
rhe Wjbaux Volunteer Fire
Department Is Well
Lined Up

Following a suggestion cf the
Chamber of Commerce, at a recent
meeting, the Volunteer Firemen
!, we been making great efforts dur
ng the past week to line up their
nen ard get them in shape to fight
ire when duty calls them.
On Wednesday, Thursday and
friday mornings at 8 o'clock the
re alarm was turned in, and all
MEMBERS promptly responded.
each member Of the department
:as gwen certain duty to perform
~ Chief Mullendore, and for
irill each morning the engine and
lose cart were br~ught t !, the creek
ank, where demonstration was
made of their ability in case Of
IN emergency. the department
las accomplished great deal in
he way Of learning to manipulate
she different apparatuses, durlng
the past few days, and suffice to
ay that they are we'll prepared to
perform their duty as soon as the
alarm is turned in.
MIR. Mullendore suggested that
may be we'll to publicly announce
hat those who are not members CT
the department are requested to
render what assistance possible in
getting the chemical engine to the
ire FIRST, and, should they see ht,
20 equalize engine and hose cart
:orces in case of necessity. He al
o stated that in order to enter the
ire hall without q key, it was only
necessary to break the glass ont oi
the front door. and then pull the
rope hanging opposite the window,
which releae the locks. No further
lrill will be given unless notified,
50 in case an alarm is turned in re.
member it is not for drill.