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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-10-06
Registry Notice

Notice is hereby given that I will
sit at my home Office at Leedy, Mon
tana, beginning the 18th day of o.
tober, 1910, for the registration of
the qualified voters of killwoman
precinct No. II, and Baeth precinct
"a, all legal register days until the
goth day of October, except the "a,
%, and 26 days of October when I
will sit at the Baeth z. o., an cleo
ton district No. "a.
S. G. Leedy,
Registry Agent of r. E. G.. Dis
trict No. II.
Sherwin- Williams Paint covers the
earth, full measure, covers most,
lasts longest. Sold by Chambers,
Hardware and Furniture.
Wanted. Young lady fifteen years
old would like place in respectable
family to work for her board and at
tend school. Address, E. T., Care
Enterprise office,
Sincerity Suits and Overcoats-
Goods that will astonish you by their
beauty and worth-We can fit YOU.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
The Kingsbury Hat is the King of
Hats. Come and see. Edwards &
Money to Loan on Real Estate
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-10-06

u q Ieetly,
Registry Agent of r. E. G.. Dis
trict No. IL.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
BABIES SKINS Should Know Only Cuticura Soap
 Pure. Sweet, Economical.

Because of it's delicate. emollient, sanative. antiseptic properties derived
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08

tContinued On Page Three )
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
Aviator Is Due In Phoenix
 Early Today FOUR MACHINES COMING
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Excursion Off For Present-Let People Come, Doors of Phoenix Are Open to Them

The first of the aviaJors to reach who will arrive in the city this morn ing. Hamilton left Los Angeles at l2:40 pm. yesterday and wired to aviation headquarters to that effect. He will be met at the train by some of the committee who will escort him to headquarters and show him around. He will make use of his early arrival in Phoenix by going over the grounds that he will later fly over and exam ming the topography of the country.
 Probably the first thing that Ham, ilton will do will be to unpack his air ship which has been here several days. IL is the only one of the. aeroplanes that has arrived but the others are on the way It came in five boxes and Hamilton will put it~cardully togetb CT and get it in perfect trim for the opening day.
 Willard is also expected here some time today from Fresno where he has been giving exhibitions and Glenn Curtiss will appear on the scene to- morrow. Barnard and Nat Reiss who have been in Fl Paso arranging for an exhibition there. will arrive in town today and continue preparations for the great meet
 The judges. starters. and time keep CTS were named yesterday. They are:
 Judses-Hugh Campbell. E. A. Packard. l.. (. Adams. T. F. PollooS. IT C. Lockett.
 Timekeepers-George Purdy Bull lard. Billy Cook. Shirley Christy.
 Starter-H. I. Latham.
 II the weather for the rest of the week is as fine as il was yesterday. Glenn Curtiss will have no exc1Se for not flying as fast in Phoenix as he eyer flew before. and faster too, if there is any more speed in his motor and wings than he has yet developed. The day was ideal and there is no req son for dOubting that the rest of the week will be. There was hardly q breeze stirring and the sun shone brightly all day.
 The trade of a ballon for one more aeroplane and an extra aviator. it is believed, win make the big show bigger than ever. IL is now expected that there will be at least four ma chimes in the game and probably one or two extra aAiators to perform in the event of any emergency that would make it unable for any of the four to appear on any day. The name of the fourth man has not been an nOunced yet but probably will be to- day. Balloons are all right to fill the air and make it lively up above but they do not possess the virtue of being any great novelty while just now the fad is for aeroplanes and the more of them the better
 Concerning the sale of boxes re-
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
WILSON.

Wilson. Feb. 4.-Last Sunday Mir and Mrs. Charlie Thompson enter tained a number Of their friends at dinner. Their guests were Mrs. Wines. Irving Hill and family of Phoenix. and Mir. and Mrs. W. F.. Barry and fam fly.
 Philip Woodring and family were visiting SSnday with the. family of A. Wharton in Phoenix.
 Miss Emma Curtis will not attend high school any longer this year as they will soon be leaving for their home in the east. At the close of
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08

port has gained circulation in some
 manner that the boxes have already
 been sold. This is erroneous. The
 sale will be held at o'clock Tuesday
 morning at aviation headquarters
 The names of subscribers will be
 called and if they are in line they will
 merely have to put up SIS and take their box ticket. If they are not there
 their reservation will he sold to some
 one else if it is wanted, and it Is be-
 lieved it will be. so all who want boxes should be on hand at that time.
 In the meantime the list is open at headquarters and prospective buyers are urged to cali and put their names down. The names will be called In the order Of their listing.
 There was considerable regret ex- pressed in way at the failure of the Los Angeles business men to organ
 iZe their talked of excursion for it would be fine to have as big crowd as possible and according to, reports. Los Angeles people like to see the air ships fly However. it is also felt that the visitors can be given better time a title later and from the stand point of mutual commercial interests more good will result from their later visit This week is to be devoted to fun and. excitement. rather than busi- ness.
 The room question is now the big thing of the hour. The committee re- ports fine list of accommodations on hand and is prepared to furnish rooms to many hundreds of people Nevertheless no one knows how many will come and the solicitors are doing all they can to make the list as long as possible Those who do not care for roomers and only take them from a sense of duty should not longer de- lay in listing them They may rest assured that they will not be used un- less needed. Those anxious to rent their rooms Will be accommodated first if they have the quarters needed and after that the emergency list will be drawn upon. Every home where a bed. cot, sofa or any other sleeping device can be brought into action should be listed whether 1t is finally needed ar not. It must never be said that people have to stand mp to sleep in Phoenix as long as there is a bed that IS not working.
 Two added attractions for the week in the amusement line were announc- d yesterday. One was new date for he Lion and the Mouse at the Elks heater. which company will show Tuesday as well as Wednesday nights The other is the Reiss carnival. which | will be open four nights. Wednesday. | Thursday. Friday and Saturday. There | will be no carnival shows in the day 1 ime. The big show at the fair 1 grounds is to have the entire right sf 1 vay
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
WHIPPED HER OLD SON.

An extraordinary act of mother is when Mother Nature whips weakly man into all the misfortunes. A weak man is not much account, But no mat ter how weak he is if it be due to his nerves, SeXine Pills will build him up when nothing else will. What they do for man they do as well for woman Price. s1. Six boxes for s,. Sold by Elvey & HuIett where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substi- ute,
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
DOCTOR TOLD HER I0USECUT|CURA
And Thus Cured Scalp Disease ~like SoaId Head - It had Lasted
 Several Months and Made Most ' of the Sufferers Hair Fall Out.
TROUBLE SOON GONE
 !. AND NEVER RETURNED

"When I was ten or twelve years old I had scalp disease, something like scs1d head, though it wasn't that. I my hair came eut Finally they had doctor to see me and he recommended the Cuticura Remedies. They cured me in few weeks. have used the Cuticura Remedies, also, for breaking out on my hands and was benefited a great deal. havep't had any more trouble with the scalp disease. Miss Jessie F. ., Buchanan. K. F. D. 3, Hamilton, Ga, Jan. ', l9Oe.' >
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08

ing. dssdguring eosssnss, rsshes. itchings. irftati@s. iphaEmations and chafings from Infancy 10 age; for the sanative. antisePtic cleansing. of uloeratsd. in- other uses which readily suggest tbeIn- selves to women. especially mothers, Cuticura suooesds when all else fails Guaranteed absolutely pure and may be used from the hour of birth.
 -Cennsn BgtsrnA asd IatsrnAl Treatment for Eyery Hynsf C lnisata chnc.en and Adults con cnfirun ohtDsut tt0c to Neal the stE and cuti- eiira kseolveps tse) sof h loe form Of Chocolate Sold thfUalSsvs SAs void PsAer Drss | Chem Corp aDe rree is$ Colsnbus Ave. boatoa. Ms.s pists Guide 70 ns Bsss Greet sam and ssslp-
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08

frofu Cuticufd Oint- Inent. united with the purest of cleansing Ingredients and most refreshing Of flower odors, Cuticura Soap Is unrivaled for pre- serving. purifying and besutify1ng the skin. scalp. hair and hands of infants and children. In the pre- ventive and curative treatment of tOrttIr-
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10

The only place in town to get
Lowney's Chocolates, is at Williams
confectionery. Fresh candies of
all kinds kept on hand. 1928.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Land delight
fully entertained a number of their
gentleman friends at dinner last
Thursday evening. The occasion
being MI. and Mrs. Lands 21st wed
ding anniversary and the good
wife, assisted by some of her in
innate lady friends prepared a sur
prise for her husband. The event
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Those present were DR.. G. s.
Hardin, DR.. A. E. Gore, ]. s. Kel-
10y, w. A. Vawter, VIM. Putsch,
Jet Rose, Geo. Rose, Arthur Hupp
w. H. Jobe, o. E. Hawthorne, w,
R. Scott, James Grow, Hayden Col
vert, j. r. Lyons, Rev. b. t,
Wharton and N. F. Randolph. AT
ter an elegant repast was enjoyed
there followed a smoker for the
gentlemen after which the COM
pany was highly entertained with
music and conversation. May they
live to enjoy the happiness of many
more happy wedding anniversaries
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
FRANCIS GETS ANGRY
ACTION OF HONEST DEMOCRATS
sPolLs HIS TEMPER.

Honest Missouri Democrats who
grew weary of the ways Of Old Guard
Democratic leaders and Joined the
Republicans in 1904 in electing a bet
ter administration than such leaders
proposed, and who again refused to
vote an Old Guard gubernatorlal tick
ct In 1908, have made the Honorable
David r. Francis. very, very mad. He
has not been able to suppress the rag
ing wrath that has swept his Demo
cratic soul like a cyclone sweeps the
prairies Of Oklahoma. Recently he
gave vent in public to his anger
spoke right out in meetin'-and told
how his righteous soul cries out when
he reflects upon the work done by
honest voters who for forty years
took whatever the Democratic bosses
fixed up for them and swallowed II
without consulting anything but the
label on the bottle.
In a speech to the Democratic ed
itors Of the Fourteenth Congressional
district recently the former Governor
Of Missouri and erstwhile Secretary
Of the Interior under Cleveland SAID
what you read In the following box
1t Is ornamented not because 1t is
ornamental but to make 1t ,consplc
GUS
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
USEMAUD SAND

such laws as must be enforced to
prevent the extinction of animals,
birds and fish that formerly abound.
cd in Missouri. He has met all nee
essary expenses from the fund &C.
cruing from licenses and penalties,
including the cost of maintaining a
game farm where game birds and
fowls are ~propagated, and he has kept
competent deputies busy all yer the
state enforcing the provisions Of the
game and fish laws. His administra.
ton Of the department has been hin.
dered here and there, more because
1t is a Republican statute admins
tered by Republicans, than for any
other reason, but he has won public
favor and Is firmly establishing a
most useful system of game and fish
protection.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
Children's Day Exercises

The attendance at the Christian
church Sunday School last Sab
bath morning was 4l2 and the
average since January 1st has been
354. A large audience enjoyed the
Children's Day exercises Sunday
evening, which was exceptionally
we'll rendered. An offering for
foreign missions amounted to 1854
of this the classes of Mesdames
w. M. Wilson and M. 7. Chastine
gave $3.50 each. A picture of the
whole school was taken, and one
also of Mrs. P. H. Rea's class.
The following is the program of
the children's day exercise:
Song by the School.
Prayer-Will E. Woodson.
Song-"Bless the Children
Recitation-Lucy Brown.
Recitation-Louis Vaughn.
Recitation-Gladys Lawless.
Exercise-The Little Temperance
boys.
Recitation-Ralph and Russell Gull
yer.
Recitation-Fern Purcell.
Exercise-Foreign Stamps.
Song-Little Willie Barnds.
Recitation
Song-Catherine Carter.
Recitation-Ruth Walker.
Missionary Dolls Exercise.
Song-Mrs Fishers class.
Recitation-Wilma Wilson.
Song-Growing up for Jesus.
Recitation-Mabel Barnds.
Pontomine-Miss Fishers girls.
Song-The Daniels Band.
Exercise-Add, Subtract, Multiply
' Devide.
Address-Rev. Wharton.
Offering.
Address-W. E. Woodson.
Benediction-Pastor.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
RICHEST IN the WORLD
ELOQUENT DESCRIPTION OF OUR
GLORIOUS COUNTRY.

Under the guidance of Republican
principles the American people have
become the richest nation in the
world. Our wealth today exceeds
that of England and all her colonies,
and that of France and Germany COM
bined. When the Republican party
was born the total wealth of the coun-
try was $4,000, 0O0. 900. 1t has leaped
to $110, 900. 600, 900 in a generation,
while Great Britain has gathered but
$50, 900, 000, 900 In five hundred years.
The United States now owns one
fourth of the worlds wealth and
makes one-third of all modern manu-
featured products. In the great ne
cessities of civilization, such as coal,
the motive power Of all activity; iron,
the chief basis Of all industry; cotton,
the staple foundation Of all fabrics;
products that feed mankind, Amer
ica's supremacy Is ~undisputed. And
yet her great natural wealth has been
scarcely touched. We have a vast
domain of three million square miles,
literally bursting with latent treasure,
still waiting the magic of capital and
industry to be converted to the prac'
teal uses of mankind; a country rich
in soil and climate, In the unhar-
messed energy of It's rivers and in all
the varied products Of the field, the
forest and the factory. With graft
tude for Gods bounty, with pride in
the splendid productiveness of the
past and with confidence In the plenty
and prosperity Of the future, the Re
publican party declares for the prin
ciple that in the development and en-
joyment of wealth so great and bless
ings so benign there shall be equaI
opportunity for all,-From Republican
National Platform, 1908.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
AMERICANS ARE EXPORTERS
OUR TARIFF Avs DO NOT CLOSE
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Political leaders who appeal to pref
udice more than to facts seek to
create the impression that our tariff
laws close to our producers and man.
ufacturers the markets OF other oun
tries and reduce our trade with the
people Of the world. This Is not only
untrue but is an imposition upon the
credulity of people who have not the
opportunity to study the facts and fg'
ures involved.
In 1908, under the Dingley tarifi
law, we became the greatest export
ing nation in tht world, az shown by
these figures:
In 1888 the domestic exports OF these
four countries stood as follows. ~
United Kingdom .........., 81, 037. 1874. 00t
o60,o Dol ,Vue
United States .............. 67S.5s3. 6sl
Erance ,v.......s...,...... $4,000, Oet
In 1896 the domestic exports OF the -four
countries were as follows:
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
Well Pleased

B~oonville, Mo-, May %, 1910.
Mr.. d. s. Henry,
Marshall, Mo.
Dear Sir raj wish to congratu-
late you upon the success of your
Boonville lot sale and to express
my thanks and that of IL citizens
for the in which you full
filled all your promises made to
the public whom you invited to
bid at the sale. / have heard no
complaint, whatever, that you
failed in any respect to cary out
your pledges, and / really feel
now that this addition to u citys
residence ground, will prove a
distinct advantage to the city, a
fact which l was inclined to
doubt when the enterprise waa
first inaugurated.
With regards and best wishes ]
remain, Very truly yours.
w. G.. PENDLETON, Mayor.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
The Republican Party.

This great historic organization
that destroyed slavery, preserved the
Union, restored credit, expanded the
National domain. established a sount
financial system, developed the indus
tries and resources of the country
and gave to the nation her seat Of
honor in the councils of the world
Opening paragraph of the Natlona
Republican platform of 1908.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10

In 1896 the domestic exports OF the foui
were az follows:
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10

st. Joseph Observer: A Kansas
City oma is such an ardent pro-
hibitionist that she makes her chill
dren when counting out for a
game OF hide-and-seek, say, "Mon-
key, monkey, bottle of sarsaparil-
Ia"
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10

the members OF the graduating
class, and also the degree of
Doctor of Divinity upon Rev. Eli
N. Allen.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-10
The Best Remedy

For all kinds of sore eyes
is Sutherland's Eagle Eye Saive. 1t
is a creamy snow white ointm ent
and would not injure the eyes of
a babe. Guaranteed. 25c.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-20
MADISON SELECTED
Seventh District Congressman Honorsd bi
Place On the Balllnger- -Plnchot lnvsst.
gatlng Committee.

Congressman e. H. Madison Of tie
Seventh Kansas district is to be one
of the Republican members Of tho
Ballinger-Pinchot investigating COM
mittee. Judge Madison will have
associated with him Congressman
Samuel W. Mccall, Of Massachusetts,
Stevens of Minnesota, and Olmstead
Of Pennsylvania, all Republicans, and
Congressman Borland of Missouri
and Underwood Of Alabama, Demo
Gratis.
The choice Of Madison is satisfac.
tory alike to the so-called Insurgents
and Regulars among the Republi-
cans. While identified by some with
the Insurgents. he has never broken
away from the party on q party meas
ure. he voted for the tariff bill on
final passage, after having exerted
every effort TO have the bill recon.
structed to meet more completly biz
individual views. This has been bis
policy ever since hs has been in con-
gress-whsn his views were decided
on any piece Of legislation to fgh'
hard to get them adopted By q ma.
iority Of bis party associates, but not
to 60 over to the Democrats, when he
failed to get the full measure Of hia
desires.
Mr.. Madison is specially adapted
for this post. His former experience
on the bench, his sympathy. with the
conservation policies. his known rec
tituds and learning, ct him specially
for q work that will be in the nature
Of q Judicial proceeding. He has The
courage to acquit either or both men
|oi the charges against them, or 10
find them guilty, as the evidence may
prove.
senator Nelson reported tc
the senate the conference report on
the resolution providing for IN inves-
tigation Of the Ballinger PinChot CON
troysrsy. The conference report
would permit "Any official or sx-oi.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-20

fetal" concerned to appear PERSONAL
ly or by counsel, and the time limits
provided would make possible to ex-
tend the investigation beyond this
session Of congress.
Charges against Secretary Balling'
er and other officials, alleging i'm
proper use Of public funds TO private
travelling expenses Of nephew Of the
secretary, were made in an affidavit
fled and by Representative Hitch
cock (Democrat), Of Nebraska, with
the house committee on expenditures
in the interior department.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-20
MORE MEN WANTED.
Work Progresses on big Ditch and With
Good Weather Large Force
VIII be Needed.

While the severe weather since the
middle OF November has delayed the
work Of cleaning out the ditch, the
big camp at Howell has been kept in
tact ready for pushing the work as
quickly as the weather moderates.
General Manager Traylor states
that there will be work for one hun
dred teams and about one hundred
twenty-five men. About two days
work will finish cleaning the ditch to
the Foley Gut or Divide, three miles
west Of Dodge when the big camp
will be removed to point about two
miles west Of Soule College.
The Dredges on the Stump at In
gals have had hard work to handle
the frozen ground. Only one shift
has been working but when the
weather moderates, the Dredges will
again be run day and night.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-20
Garner Wilkinson.

A very pretty home wedding occurred
at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. 7. F.
Garner, 7l0 Ave. A, on Wednesday
evening Jan. 10 10. Their daughter,
Miss Edna Nav Garner was united in
marriage to Mr.. Alonzo wilkinson. Jr.
A joyous company OF relatives gather
ed at the home to witness the happy
event.
At the appointed hour Rev. A. W.
Cummings entered the parlor which was
the signal for the ripple Of laughter to
temporarily cease. In q moment the
bride and groom elect appeared and took
their assigned places. The father Of the
bride gave her In marriage. In a few
we'll chosen words the minister made
them man and wife. Hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes we're given by all
present.
After this the company repaired to the
dining room where an elaborate wedding
dinner was ssrYed.
Many beautiful and useful presents
were received from admlrIng friends, one
Of which was Q check on local bank for
e260, the gift Of the BRIDES father.
The bride has been In Dodge City .
number Of years and by her grace and
womanly charms has won large num-
Der OF warm and admiring friends. Be-
side having attractive manners, che is .
good housekeeper.
The groom 10 son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wilkinson who came here from near
Wichita about year ago. He is y ouDg
farmer Of steady habits. He is industrl-
ous and will doubtless make Q success IN
his chosen work.
For short time this young couple viii
occupy rooms with Mrs. Crawford oil,
Id Ave. Later they win occupy the farm
hume where the Wilkinson family nov
live, II miles southeast Of town.
Their many friends wish thsm great
happiness and success.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-20
AT THE DITCH HEAD.
Getting Prepared for Large Amount o
Work At The Head Of the Eureka Canal.

The vicinity Of the Stump west Of
Ingalls, is taking on q business like
and permanent appearance. The
Ditch company has opened a com
pany boarding house on its property
near the sump. The houses will be
lighted by electricity. All OF the
workmen employed on the dredges
may live there in the future, saving a
mile and half trip 10 ingalls,.
A siding switch will be put in soon
near the Burns place for the delivery
Of coal and freight close to the works.
The public road will shortly be
opened, and will follow the sonth Of
the railroad from ingalls, west, CROSS
ing the railroad at the Burns place,
continuing west on the north side Of
the track.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-20
THE MAIL TRAINS.
List Of the Trains That Bring In and Take 0u,
Mall From Dodge City at Present.

Mall From Dodge City at Present.
The Globe Republican has been
asked regarding what trains on the
Santa Fe carry the mails, since the
recent change Of time card and ad.
dition of new trains.
Letters sent from Dodge CITY will
be carried east on trains number 6,
No. 2. No. 8 and No. IL. The mails
are closed 80 minutes before The time
Of depar ture Of the trains BY the time
card. By referring to the time card
elsewhere in this paper you can tell
when letters must be in to 50 on q
certain train.
Letters sent west from Dodge City
will be carried on No. Q, No. 567,
No. 3, and No. 7.
Mail 10 received from The east on
No. /, No. 8, No. s, No. Z. No. Q and
| No 567.
From The west mail is recsived on
No. 8, No. 6, No. 10 and No. II.