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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18

quickly reduces swelling and congestion, stops
bleeding and itching. heals ulcers. sores and rri-
tated parts. Here is a sample Of what the REMEDY
is daily doing:
After suffering terribly for over fourteen years
with piles 1 was entirely cured by using one box
of your Remedy. IL. r. Wesley, Jamestown, XIV.
trial treatment will be sent by mail. postpaid
plain package absolutely free to any sufferer who
win send name and address. All correspondence
confidential. Don't suffer longer. Write today.
Address Capital DRUG Co., 1e Hunt BLOCK.
Augusta. Maine.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
CORN CLUB ORGANIZED
TN MACON COUNTY

OGLETHoRPE. Ga. Feb. IA rousing meet
Ing Of the teachers. farmers and boys and
girls was held at the public school building
for the purpose Of organizing boys corn club.
TIE purpose Of the meeting was explained
b. Prof J. r. Nelson. county school commits
sl0ner and Mr. Thomas A. Early. Of Iae state
college Of agriculture.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
DIABETES

The most valuable result OF 20 years WORK
at Railway Engineering in the tropics was my
important discovery OF a simple herb that Is
an actual specific for Diabetes. which has NUN
ertc been considered incurahle; ana 70 prov
maj il will give immediate relief in the N 1st
aggravated cases. l will send u soc package
Zone weeks supply for only 35c.
Write me today and see how quickly Dlaoeloi i
Herb will reduce both the specific gravity and
the sugar restore weight and build UP the
system. Spread the good news TO the aIillctcd.
Booklet ami diet list mailed free. T. NJ
Ames Boz a. whitney Point n. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
ROBINSON NOMINATED
FOR EAT0NT0N JOB

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-charles 1.
Robinson was today nominated to be
postmaster at Eatonton.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
COLUMBUS REGRETS
DEATH OF 0'BRIEN

C0TIMBUS Ca, FEB. 15.-AnnOncement OF
the sudden death Of Mark 'Brien. of the South
crn Express company. was received with much
sorrow aud regret in Columbus, the former home
q the deceased.
For many years Mr.. 0'Brien manager. or
agent. Of the express office in this city, ana
be Rad scores Of friends here, who are lament
ing mis- death.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
Roosevelt Leads

Theodore Roosevelt is the choice
for the presidency. of the Republi-
can editors of the states west OF
the Alleghenies.
The editors were polled by the
Chicago Tribune, a strong Repub-
ucan paper. and vote as follows:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18

Dr. Yoang's PEpT0PADS cure where medi-
lines alone fail They regulate the bowels. re-
feve soreness. and strengthen the nerves and
muscles Of the stomach In either sex You can
at what you want and all you want without
ear of distress. The cures effected are mar
relous. III you have Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
hour Stomach, Distress after Eating. Nervous
stc. send zoe TO cover cost of mailing and
ell send you O 500 treatment absolutely
rec. lit will relieve you Immediately. Address
Pr. q. c YouNo.>sl National Bank Buiiding.
Jackson. Michigan.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
$4,000 WEEKLY made selling our Sunday

FOR sALE-Fine cotton seed known the
Texas Rouding. This cotton has been plant
ed Nv myself and neghbors for three years, and
find 1t to be good, tough cotton, with
large hollis yielding a bale per acres Eleven
hundred pounds of seed cotton yields upward
of 400 pounds of lint. Price $1.00 per bnshel.
c. w. Christian, Royston, Ga, r. F. d. No. q
References. W. C. Roberts, W. A. David, Bow
man, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18

LADIES and gents young or old can earn
watches, diamonds, iewelry, furniture, farm
ing implements and many other things for one
DAYS work. l have a cinch for you. Be wise
write for particulars. How easy money is easily
made. Address T. E. Lasater. Dept l, Box 49,
Durham. n. c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
WANTED-AGENTS
TOBACCO CURES

TOBACCO HABIT CURED or NO COST. Safe.
pleasant. permanent. Physicians astounded-
Gisitest discovery IF century. send your az
dress at once iko Works, No. ;. m4cbita.
Kansas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18

HAVE A SQUARE MEAL WITH US!
Eat heartily-all you want-any thing you
DIease Crstipation. indigestion. dyspepsia.
Cannot exist il you take one each night of
Roscoe" purely Herb Tablets. Guaranteed On
absolute relief. The best thing on this earth
Fifteen Gays trial treatment, l0c. .. Austin
Merritt as Delaware Ave-. Dover. Del.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-18
MEDICAL

np0BcV Cured: quick reIes; removes ell swelling IN
1hos % 10 20 days. 30 to so days effects permanent
cure Trial treatment gwen free sufferers: nothing fseT.
Fo. circulars testimonials and free treatment wTite
DR.. H. H. Green's Sons, Bos A Atlanta. Ca
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
B. F. YOAKUM IS A
STAUNCH FRIEND OF
THE PEOPLE
Masterful Efforts of Frisco's
Head In Development of
the Country
BY JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES

Washington, March 19.-T Q
craftsmanship Of this era consists not
more in making laws and exploiting
opinions in speech than It does in
practical and ~far-seeing development
of the country and lis resources.
An entire section Of the country is
feeling under obligations to-day to b.
r. Yoakum, head Of the great Frisco
lines, for his masterful and effective
efforts at the development Of the
South and Southwest.
Perhaps no man in America has
done more practical continuous ser
vice along these lines than Mr.. Yoakum.
In the constructive craftsmanship
Of development he stands along
side James ]. Hill as one Of the really
great and useful men Of the genera
tion. The remarkable recent develop.
ment Of the Southwest, of Southern
Kansas and Missouri, Of Oklahoma
and Arkansas is due more to che
genius and energy of Mr.. Ysaknu
than to any other one man or one
force in national life. For years The
whole force and economy of Frisco
lines stretching over thousands D
miles Of territory, has been concen
trated upon securing settlers and in
dnstries for the States and section
traversed by the Frisco railroads.
HIS PRACTICAL WORK
Even in the dull period, ten year
ago, the Western trains and depot
were loaded with prospective settler
going to the Southwest under tn
spur and atimulns Of tempting
opportunity created and furnished i
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26

the public spirit and l~iberalitY Of the
railroad magnates. It was Yoakum
genuine practical h~e.pfulness all the
way that has happened to make these
states prosperous, and under which
they are growing 50 magnifcently
now.
The State Of Louisiana alone has
100000 acres Of swamp land that
can be made rs fertile as Egypt BY
drainage and at about SIS an acre.
There are Is, 100000 undrained acres
Of the deepest and richest alluvial
soil in the world on either side Of tie
Mississippi ii er and 78,000,O 900 acres
Of swan. land in the United States,
of which 5000 900 are in the South.
THE PART OF THE RAILROADS
II is to the redemption end utiIiza-
ton Of this enormous wasted wealth
that brain and energy and magnificent
resources Of this great railroad build
5er and %ftancier are being ~concentra-
ted now. To this work he il giving
his time and talents in awakening the
people by speeches and letters urging
cooperation and legislation. He is
educating the masses as we'll as The
opinion-makers to realization of the
riches surrounding them, and he Is
pouring out the money Of his vast.
system in q princelY stream TO help
those who are willing to help Them
selves.
What issue Of craftsmanship pre-
scented in our times can surpass the
scope and benefcence Of this great
constructive and radeeming work?
1t is just as well that the public
should know through the newspapers
the men who are doing the great
services to the country, and il is
both good and wholesome that Tho
railroads and railroad men Who have
been so often and perhaps 90 justly
criticised in these DAYS should receive
simple justice Of recognition and IL
probation for the mighty help they
are giving 10 the people and nle
! country.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26

No. 29f Probate Docket, SIXTEENTH judicial
District CourI Parish of st. Landry.
Whereas. Acdual yeiilon, administrators
of the above numbered n entitled estate,
has nled therein his nrsL and seeoned pro-
tableaux of distribution of the funds of said
succession.
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all parties Interested to show cause, If any
they can or have, within ten days from the
first publication hereof. why said accounts
and tabieaux should not be approved and
homolakated and tins funds distributed III
accordance Herewith.
by order OF said Court.
~0peiousas. La March -. 1910.
IVES ANDREP0ST.
marie 1t Clerk OF Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
Lost or MisEaid.

One promissory note dated jan. Is, 1910
for $50. issued by Hypolite Guillory and Ed
mond GullloFy, payable to their own order
and endorsed by themselves. The public is
hereby notified not to negotiate for anne.
Finder will please return to
DIX. RUSSELL CHACHERE,
mar5-5t Basile. La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-03-26
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF vALMoNT vEILLON

mars st
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-01-08
Everything in the House Reduced
From 80 TO 80 Per Cent

These goods here for sale, are not shoddy, shelf
worn goods, but new ~up-to-date Tor O9-1910. Remember,
that, perhaps, no other house in the state enjoys a better
reputation for selling high grade standard clothing, than
we do, and we think we earn it All goods can be examin-
ed before you buy, but don't put off coming here to make
your purchases, because this stock will have to be closed
out in specified time. Our loss of profits and cost is not
to be considered, on account of the above state of condi-
tons. The stock has to be cut down. Low prices will
move the goods, and we know it, especially now, when
nearly everyone is in need of Fall and Winter Suits and
Overcoats.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-01-08
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1910

Our Overflow Sale" commencing in the heart of
the season, will be welcomed by thousands of people, be-
cause it means a great saving of money. Choice Spring
Suits, that you can afford to buy now, for next summer S
wear, as we'll as Fall and Winter Suits, Overcoats and
Cravenettes, are mercnessly reduced in price.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-01-08
WARNING

Don't confuse our Overflow Sale with the travel
ing Railroad Wreck Sale, or the Fire Cry Sale, and
other Catch Penny schemes, but remember, its the un-
fortunate over-stock, at Boonville, Mo, of high class goods
bought for Spring and Summer 1909 and Fall and Winter
19O9-191O, from the leading manufacturers, such as Hart
Schafner C Marx, Hirsh, Wickwire and others, that we
place on sale, at Higginsville, Mo-,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-01-08
From 80 to 80 per cent Less Than
Regular Selling Price

NSS0A
Owing to disastrous conditions in the vicinity of
Boonville, we find that we have too many goods and need
money. Necessity knows no law. The highest class of
clothing and furnishings have to be turned into cash, to
meet bills that are due, In a crisis of this Sort we are
compelled to use force to sell the goods, and slashins
prices from 30 per cent to 80 per cent, on High Grade
Clothing, will move every stitch of clothing and furnishings,
it may be even less than 10 days.
just a few words TO you, reader, TO explain the
cause of this sensational money saving sale
Having placed our usual BIZ. fall orders in advance,
with the manufacturers, for suits and overcoats, like all
good clothiers have to do, never dreaming, that the big
Missouri river was to overflow again, we had the mis-
fortune of seeing thousands of acres of crops ruined, in
Cooper and Howard Counties. For nearly II years, have
we dealt with the people of these two Counties, and never
before, had we seen such promising prospects for crops.
All of our goods, of course, we're shipped as ordered Our
Boonville store soon discovered, that it was overloaded
with clothing. People in Cooper and Howard Counties
had to economic, their loss was too great All their years
work and lots of money, was washed down the river.
We hold no Fake Sales. We are no Takers
Having retailed clothing for II years in Boonvile,
and nearly Is years in Central Missouri, we need no intro
duction to the people. This is simply a stock reducing sale
for 10 days.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-01-08

Every size man cam fitted here from 80 to 2dt Remember you'll find all weights SUITS hd 6S e Smr Fall
@sGdnghnOs htS damn& Marx rhw dwhr Society brands dL System" Beware limitation nnnhmd n@
Hn foods WILDE %im bd oft days When ahmsH the country over ask you mb Rs than cGHn ana wLmdmo
blessings mya home Y@n afford hmmhs Ss~ even HyaG don't come Omy Rmbrh this c m@mosF FRIDAY
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23
Plan MARKET DAY
FOR BISMARCK
GOOD PROGRAMME WILL BE AR
RANGED FOR OPENING DATE
OF SEASON.

Bismarck, N. d., April c3.-The first
Of the Bismarck market day will be
held in the city May 7. that being the
first Saturday in the month.
About the same arrangements as
were made last year viii be used dur
ing the season of 1910. There win be
purses offered for various athletic
contests, the stores will advertise and
give bargains to the market day
shoppers and there will be band con-
certs and good time generally.
The market days last year were a
great success, both from the View
point of the business men and the
farmers and along toward the last
of the season when the outsiders got
onto the fact that the Bismarck busi-
ness men we're doing as they adver-
tised, and were giving special bargains
on those days, they came TO the city
In crowds and took advantage of the
specials offered at the various up-to-
date stores. The full programme for
the first market day will appear at
an early date In The Tribune. and ii
viii pay business men to ratronize the
advertising columns, and also viii pay
make this the best year i'm the his
the purchasers 70 read the offerings
carefully. Let everyone join hands to
make this the best year In the his
tory Of Bismarck and BurIeigh county,
at least. In the way OF market days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

their thrift and the productiveness OF
their lands and the profitableness of
their fioclxs and herds
The pride of Pingree is its public
school. The, stately. commodious brick
high school building. built during the
summer Of 1905, is model in every
way and speaks volumes for the enter
prise OF its citizens. Pingree public
school facilities are second to none in
the state outside OF the cities.
The various religious denominations
are well represented. there being at
present three good church buildings in
the town-the scandinavian Lutheran
church, on west Alden. and the Catholic
church on Wells and Bentley streets,
with the first Congregational church OF
Pingree, located on Alden and English
streets with parsonage in connection.
Each church has Ladies Aid society
working In connection. and doing ex-
celIent work.
The Pingree State bank Is quartered
In its cement block building On the
corner of Alden and Bentley streets,
and the Citizens state bank, located in
its new quarters on the corner of Alden
and English streets, are the financial
centers Of our rapidly developing COM
munity
The North Dakota Independent Tele-
phone Co. has established good local
telephone system and exchange, The
Pingree Foothills telephone line runs
from Pingree west. while the Jim Lake
company's line runs north and east
from Pingree, giving tie town excellent
telephone connections.
The ever increasing number OF acres
of land that are being broken up each
year and cultivated have necessitated
the building for four elevators, the last
built being 10000 bushel house, own
ed BY the Pineree Grain & supply Co.
a farmers Organization. 1t Iii estimated
that there win be about 100000 bushels
OF grain marketed at this point during
the present year. which will necesgitate
more grain handling facilities. The
Equity Elevator q Trading Co. has
been recently organized and incorpor-
ated and will handle grain and other
material on the equity plan.
Pingree will be the eastern terminus
Of the new road being built By the
Northern Pacific Railway Co. from
| Pingree to the coal mines at Wilton,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23
PINGREE, N. D., IS CENTER OF
PROSPEROUS FARM COMMUNITY
Hustlng, Thriving Town IN statesman County Is Rapidly
Gaming on the Other Larger Cities in the
Central Part Of the State

and grazing land in the state. which Is
fast being broken up by steam ploWs
and horse power and seeded to various
crops. Many seasons have given such
abundant crop returns tina. progressive
settlers from other states have been en-
abled to pay for hundreds of acres OF
their newly purchased virgin soil with
the returns OF the first crop. This Sec
ti0n Of North Dakota D Ters the best OPP
portunities to the hustling husbandnan
Of small means oG any state In the
union, a fact which many who started
here with empty hands q few years
ago, but with d strong determination to
succeed. can abundantly testify to; and
such testimony can be supported By the
business men of Pineree. who are ready
to assist and encourage the industri-
Gus man who Is endeavoring to es-
tablish himself and build up 4 home.
The territory tributary to the town
extends to the west for a distance OF
forty I'VE miles and in this newly set
tied part OF the territory b hustIing,
honest class Of people. who have avail
ed themselves OF the opportunities of
securing some good North Dakota soil
at reasonably low rates, are develop
ing It's resources very rapidly. Grain
growing, sheep raising and dalrying
are leading pursuits and these peoples
successes abundantly demonstrate the
certainty of returns where the work Il
done Ia faithful and intelligent rnan-
ner.
The population OF Pingree and vicin-
aty has b representation OF Irish. Ger
mans Scandinavians Polish, English
and American, with the American and
Scandinavian predominating. The com-
Portable modern homes testifying 70
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

Pingree, Stutsman County, NJ. D.,
April 2s.- -Pingree Is one Of the most
prosperous and progressive towns in
Stutsman county, as Is evidenced by
her substantial business houses, hne
residences and public buildings and
other improvements, and az trading
point has many advantages.
The town Is conveniently located on
the Devils Lake divi Ion OF the North
ern Pacific railway. midway between
Jamestown, the county seat OF Stuts-
man county, and Darlington, the coun-
ty seat OF Foster county. being more
than twenty miles from either. On the
west of the town the Pipestem wends
Its way, and on the east the waters
or the James river travels toward the
gulf. Jim lake, the queen OF Stuts-
man county lakes, D pretty place,
and an ideal place to visit during the
summer months. The lake Is over four
miles long and affords excellent OPP
portunities for the enjoyment Of hunt
ing. FISHING, boating and bathing And
In the winter seasoA ice boating and
skating bring their share OF pleasures.
The waters Of the rivers abound with
the 'finny inhabitants Of the brook
and the United States fisheries bureau
is stocking these waters with black
bass and other var cites that delight
the deciples or Isaak Walton.
Lakeview park on the north end Of
the lake has been sr veyed Off into lots
and d considerable amount 0f improve
mente are being made lii preparing the
grounds for summer resort, where
many people enjoy 4 days outing and
pleasant four miles drive.
Between the james end PIpeafem II
located some of the finest agricultural
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

which will bring considerable business
to this point and aid materially in the
development of this locality. The peo-
pie have taken an active interest in
the providing Of good roads and bridges
so that those living in tributary terri
tory might have the free access to this
commercial center Of north central
Stutsman county. Having the James
river on the east and the Pipestem on
the west, four strong steel bridges have
been provided. one northeast and one
southeast of town o-er the James river
and one southwest and one one north
west over the Pipestem, which facili-
tates travel from every point Of the
compass. A new country road was
laid out by the county commissioners
some time ago, extending from Pingree
west to the Kidder county line, dis
tance OF about thirty miles, and several
thousand dollars have been expended
on this main road since. Branch roads
are being built TO connect with this
trunk road which will be greatly i'm
proved during 1910.
The citizens have taken a lively in
terest in tree culture and beginning
several years ago, large number Of
selected trees have been planted and
cultivated In all parts OF the town and
around Sunset park, laid out in the
west part of the town on Alden street.
these trees are making fine growth and
add materially to the fine appearance OF
the growing towns.
During the fall OF 1905 the business
men organized the Pingree Improve
ment society for the purpose of having
concerted action in securing many such
needed improvements, and the results
have been far reaching and most graft
flying securing much for the locality
that could not have been gotten in any
other way. In -9O6 the Improvement
society was superseded BY the PIN
gree Commercial club and the work has
been pushed along with satisfactory
results.
During the present year q number
of market days have been held under
the auspices Of the club and the peo-
pie have shown keenest interest In the
affair.
Pingree offers exceptional opportuni-
ties 1or number of different business
Les with good returns assured To The
hustler, the secretary of the commer-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

No. 342, last evening IL was unani-
mously decided to erect an Elks' home
in this city In the coming summer, and
Exulted Ruler w. T. Carlisle will an
nounce the committee on general su-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

perviston and solicitation in few days
The Elks several years ago purchased
lots with seventy-flve =oot frontage on
Main street, in the heart Of the city
for $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

cial club will be glad % answer all
correspondence pertaining to the town
and surrounding country from those
desirous OF knowing more about this
town and locality.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

cr0okston Elks 70 Build Home.
Crcokston. Mimi, April 2s,--At the
meeting Of the Crookston lodge OF Elkg,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

April 5, 1910.
Mr. D r. Blocher Fiscal Agent
Fargo, NJ Dak.
Dear Sir
Contracts have be closed during thirty with the follow
ing steamship lines for the installation UNITED system their
] steamers
Total 4s ships gain Of 100 per preceding month
i Fl Name of Steamers Tons
H. W. Nelson ondn) Ltd Highland Laddie Passenger
Highland Pride 5000 Passenger Cargo
Highland Roper 5000 Passenger & Cargo
(And other building
Liverpool and No Wales s. Marguerite Cargo
Lloyd Brazleiro s. S. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-23

ASSETS
Patents Patent s . -. . ..... :. -.
Stocks other (Book Value)
Factorles and Equipments
oa 5tauons ana contracts
ONCE Furniture and Fixtures
Cash in Treasury Treasury Agents
Bills Accounts Receivable
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Authorized
Bills and Accounts Payable Current Monthly
Surplus