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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
Virgiinians at the Hotels

Murphys-E D. Webb. Roanoke;
Mrs Hall. child and nurse. Tazewell;
Thurman Deal, Norfolk: S. s. Crit
fifth. Clifton Forge; S. B. Tompkins,
Petersburg: Frank Armistead, Will
liamsburg C. NJ. Kidd. Roanoke. j. l.
Pitts, Elk Hin. w. e. Owen. South
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers
West Roin,. Thomas Nolan. Ports
mouth; c. c. Terrell, Roanoke; j. s.
Moore, Fredericks Hall, w l.. Owen.
South Boston; NJ. r. Gregory, Miss Sue
, Gregory Miss Lula Gregory. Chase
city, Lawrence Parry, Fredericksburg {;
". j. f,dmondson. Glade Spring; A w.
Weaver Rice: DR.. ". w Rhudy. Mar
ion; P. NJ. Hutton. Marion: II. B. Pat-
terson. Hampton: j. r. Pearson. Jr.,
Riehmond-w. D. Benner. Warren
| ton; W. p Wash, Roanoke: r. S. Walk
err. Portsmouth,: II. W. Hall. Emporta
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. n. Andrews. Somerset;
G. G. Ogden, Roanoke: II. B. Ferguson.
| Lexington: j. Il. Patton. Newport
News: T.. S. Ricketts,. Orange; j. j.
Woodruff. Orange.
Lexington-Mrs. G. Fl. Albert, Miss
Billhmer, Harrisonburg: Mrs. Bessie
Fairfax. Alexandria,: F. r. Marry,
Staunton: Aston Morton. Danville: p.
Fl. Holloman, Norfolk:s j. G. Gregory,
Glover: i. ]. Fisher. Urhanna: w. G.
Foster. Amelia; t. e. Tinsley. South
Boston. ~
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News Of South Richmond

white man. thirty-fye years old. on
a charge of attacking Mary Burhrick.
thirteen years old. resulted in hung
Jury in the Chesterfield county Court
house.
Little Marguerite and Gladys Scar
pito, of 1870 West Ninth Street. who
have been sick with the measles. are
conNalescing.
The Southside baseball team Will
oppose the Leigh Street Athletics at
1870 o'clock this afternoon at South
side Ball Park.
Tho Eagles have made their exit. but
their stay here will not soon be for
gotten. They left their best wishes
behind them.
a meeting of the Young Peoples
Missionary Society of the Central Meth
odist Church was held last night.
Complaints arc still being heard from
residents of Stockton Street between
Tenth and Eleventh in regard to the
dumping of refuse In the deep hole ex-
tending for a considera BILE distance
along that thoroughfarc.
]. r. Abbott. the venerable member
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eulogistic resolutions Of sympathy,
with United States Senator John w.
Daniel. who Is very Ill. Colonel J. s..
HARDWOOD and many others spoke to
the same. and they were unanimously
adopted.
Rev. Mr. Gravatt read pleasing re-
port as chaplain. embodying reports
Of the post chaplains. showing their
zeal in looking after the spiritual well
fare Of the travellers.
At o'clock the body adjourned to
the Virginia School for the Deaf and
the Blind to enjoy a concert and ex
hibition.
Tonight the stonewa11 Brigade Band
gave the convention a concert in the
Beverly Theatre.
An Enjoyable banquet.
At 10 O'Clock the body attended
banquet at the Virginia Hon Joseph
a. Glasgow. OF the stanton bar. was
,toastmaster. Among the speakers
were Mayor Wayt F.. II. Labeanme. on
Railroads: Colonel j. s. HARDWOOD, on
"The Travelling Salesman: r. s. Turk.
ION "The Press" and Re-. J. D. Paxton.
on Boys"
The convention reassembles at 10
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America. Gr.nt place.

Americas Grent Place.
Among all peoples OF the earth who
should he foremost in the insistence
upon Justice. surely the American peo-
pie should take prominent place. The
moral influence OF this country through
out the world Is immense. 1t is NOT
merely our wealth. our size, our
strength, our commercial and material
power. but the fact that we stand ma
tionaly for the highest civic ideals OF
freedom, equality and justice. Being
true to our high ideals. we will make
for international peace. This means
each of Jig in our own individual re-
lations to each other and to the state.
The conditions and ideals that char
acterize our private relations will find
their reflex in our national intercourse.
AS an instance in point: Our relations
with the Latin republics of Central and
South America have until very recent
Years not been the triendliest or the
most pleasant We were arrogant and
overbearing to them We laughed at
their amour propre, we ridiculed their
national sensitiveness their extreme
polteness. They regarded us with
suspicion, distrust and resentment. But
a happy change was wrought. and as
Elihu Root says. The difference be-
tween the feeling and attitude of the
people OF Latin America and our re-
public o-day from what 1t was five
years ago. is the result of the conspic-
uous substitution Ton our part) of the
treatment that one gentleman owes to
another. for the treatment that one
blackguard pays to another"
King Edwards Part.
Happily I may say this change Is
gradually taking place all over the
world. And among the influences that
have helped to bring II about among
the nations of Europe, none has been
greater than that OF the late King
Edward VII. of England. whose mortal
remains now await the last tributes
of the love and loyalty of his people.
Between England and France there
has been legacy of hatred. They
have been hereditary foes for gener-
ations. But King Edward brought
about cordial understanding of peace
full good will. So. too. between Eng
land and Russia, who have been at
swords point for spheres of influence
in the southeast Thus, too, did Ed
ward conserve the peace of the world
by his alliance with Japan. There have
been numerous other intricacies of in
ternational friction and rnisunderstand-
ing that he has smoothed ont and
solved for the greater happiness Of hui
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mainly. He inherited war. But he
died with the noblest eulogy that could
be pronounced applicable to him. He
was 1.-THE peacemakcr OF Europe"
Monarchs of high and low degree,
leaders OF men and Of States, as we'll
as the countless millions that make
these states of the world. can all join
in that grandest and sublimest OF
world movements, interna tional peace,
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grounded on international justice, hon.

grounded on international justice, hon
or and equity The movement is
launched. Its progress Is slow. yet it
progresses There will be wars, but
they will grow less and less in FREE
quency, in intensity, in horror and in
numbers, till finally there shall be real
lied among men that glorious vision
of the Hebrew prophet of old as given
in Isaiah Ii a-4
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D.atb Indcmnity Increased.

Greenville, S. C., May 1s.--The state
convention of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association closed tonight with
a banquet. at which Governor NJ. +.
Ansel was one of the chief speakers
At the business session to-day. Green.
wood was chosen as the next place OF
meeting. II. NJ. Wells. of Darlington
succeeds y c. Durham. of Greenville,
as president.
The convention decided in favor of
the proposed amendment to increase
the amount of death indemnity from
az nm 10 SIN 000
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o'clock tomorrow. when officers Will
be elected
e. IL Cloves. OF Richmond, and r,
w. Price. of Petersburg, are hustling
for the presidency. 1t is a cold day
in stanton. but the travelling men
are meeting warm reception. never
theless.
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of the BOARD of Aldermen of old Man
chester, was suddenly taken sick last
night, undergoing a sudden sinking
SPELL The symptoms, however, are not
considered alarming.
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n. y. sEMPLE,
Mnrtfnsvillc, President.

that is afar off. and to him that is
near. saith the Lord" 1saiah lvii 19)
And peace to be permanent and sure
must be founded on Justice. The idea
OF Justice must prevail. as has been
well said. against the defamation OF
the demagogue. against the interested
exhortation of the politician. against
the hot temper of the thought1ess ana
the Inconsistencies"
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Contest Notice.


Department OF the Interior, 4
United States Land ONCE. GlaAgov. Mont. \
April q. 1910.
"A sumcient contest afadavit having been
dled In thu oGlce by william Colby Dyer.
contestant, oGeinst Homestead entry No. ~
made June q, 1sOe for NWASWA. Section 3.
Township y n. Range s. Z. n. N. by
WILLIAM q. HAFER.
Contestee. In which II is alleged that the said
william @. Shafer has wholly abandoned
said tract: that he has changed his residence
therefrOm for more than six months since
making said entry: that said tract II not set
tied upon and cuitiv ated by said party - re-
qnifed By Law: and that there are no Inn
Druvements on said land except . small
shack l2xll feet, and that said entFymAn has
abandoned said land and is at the present
time not . resident OF the state Of Montana.
Said parties are hereby notified 70 appear.
respond and Offer evidence touching said al-
legation ~ 10 O'Clock a. n. on June Z. 1870
hefore 9. 3: Coulter U. :. commissioner. at
his once at CulbeFtson. Valley County. Mon
tana. and that final hearing viii be held 1t 10
O'Clock A. N. on June II. 1910. before the ReGis-
ter and keceiver o. the United States Land
once In 0laAgOw. Montana
The sald contestant having. In . proper af-
6davit, Alod April IL 1910 set forth facts which
show that, After due diligence. personal ser
by ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
TRUMAN N. PATTEN.
Register
Eint Publics,ion. April -. 1900
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Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior. !
United states Land Omce 6lsAsov. Mont.
April u. 1910.
A suGlcient contest aMdavit having been.
dled In this once By william Colby Dyer.
cnnteetanI against Homestead entry No. aOs.
made January s. i06. for NEA6EA. section
81. Township y n. Range s. \. n. n. by
WILLIAM @. HAFER. Contessee.
In which u b alleged that the said William
@. HAfee hes wholly abandoned said tract :
that he hes changed his residence therefrOm
Tor moro than SIX months since making said
entry; that said trsct u not settled upon and
culttv stod hy said party ss required BY Law ;
and that there Arc no improvements ON soid
land exceDs . small shack. lsxlA feet. and
the said entsyman hes abandoned said land
and b q the present time not . resident Of
the state OF Montana
Said parties AFe hereby notified 70 appear.
resDOn0 and 06eP evidence touching said sl-
legation o. 10 O'Clock A. II. on June & l0lo
hefOre g. n. Coulsos. y. 8. Commissiones. q
his O0co % Cul6orteou. Valley County. MON
tsnA and that anal hearing will b hold q
u o'clock 4. J. On Juns II, 1870. hotoeo tbs
Ragiptee and ReceivoP os the United states
Land O0co In 0laAgOW. Montana
The said contessant having. In proper af-
0davtk 1led April II. 1910. ses forth facts
which chow thai. a1ter due 0lli0encA paseOn-
Al service Of this notice cen nOs b Wod0, tt b
hereby 0tdoesd and 6iIected thai such notice
be given BY due end DsODoe publication
TRUMAN u. PAITIN.
Register.
Rirst Publication. April =. iSaol
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Miss Freda Campbell. daughter Of the
alloting agent. F &. Campbell. has enter
ed our school.
The pupils are preparing an Arbor Day
program.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy. Marvin
Hansen. Mathew Lohmiller. Numie Hum
phrey. Annie Stierle. Josephine Kollen-
baum. James Patch. Dorothy Cosier. Louis
Proctor. Marie and Florence Rounds.
David and Bennie Burshia. Mike Winn,
Ruth and Gladys Pearson. Regina Pereau.
Nellie and John Helmer, Beryl Humphrey,
George Cusker. Margaret Winn. Rosalia
Davis. Irene kollenbaum. Howard HAYES,
Harrie, Haynes, James Helmer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: Homestead Items
SoOooOooOOOoooOoOoo,

April ~.
II. Horstman went TO Culbertson last
week on business and also visited many Of
his old friends in that city. and nsticed
quite an improvement at ths store of Par
shall & Edmonds.
Mr.. and Mr.. Paul Treble aud family
called On Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zich and
family last Sunday.
There will be church services At the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Trebes
May I. Rev. X. Mowrer will deliver the
address. All are cordially invited.
II. Horstman called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stephens and family last Sunday.
George Laushlin and Billy Cook went to
Culbertson last week on business, return
ing in the sveing.
Everybody is busy putting in their crop
and a lady friend is kept pretty busy sew
ing. Surely there must be something CO.
ing to happen in the near future.
John p. Mueller made several trips to
Culbertson las, week. hauling ou, lumber
for Al Kemps,
A party Of automobile experts were
upss, near here the other day. but no one
was hurt.
Harry Ray is assisting John p. Mueller
during his spring work.
Al Kemps Of North Dakota. brother Of
Mrs. Jshn P. Mueller. ., wed here las,
week and will st once start lumber yard
a, our new town near Sheep Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnhart and family are
now residing on their claim near Scsbey
The family have Iaso acres Of land. Mrs
Ba.nhart is a sister Of Mrs. o. b. Nc
Cabe. postmaster =, Homestead. and the
family came here last fall from Ohio
o. B. Mcczbe has installed water work
in his house and has everything up-to
date.
Report comes to US that the new brancl
road from Bainvllle will be completed b,
July Ist asd they are working at il with
full force.
Florencs Wager has received his steam
outfit and is sow turning the land over il
good shape. The engine is %o-horse pow
sr and John Olson is the ensiueer.
Mrs. Johnson is nov the owner Of 80
acres Of land near Seobey.
H. Horstman called on Milton F. Flicl
and family last week.
Mrs. Jim Trainer called on Mrs. Johl
P. Mueller last week.
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Lest Team.

team of work horses. one bay and one
gray. both geldings. with haiters on
Strayed from my place near Poplar. Sat
urday. April I6. probably headed for Da-
kota. An cripple and these horses are
serious less to me. Ten dollars reward
offered for their recovery. Return to or
address. Mike Houtaar. care Of Louis Da-
Wis. Poplar. Mont. rp,
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HORSE THIEVES
Sheriff Small Arrests Two Horse
Rustlers Near Poplar
on Monday
rom our regular correspondent.

From our regular correspondent.
Poplar. Mont. April zs, IcIo. :
Monday even,ng Sheriff Small arrived in
town and early Tuesday morning he and
Chief Of Police Joseph Culbertson left for
the ranch of Chester Arthur where they
arrested VIM Peterson, alias VIM. King.
After making the arrest they drove to the
ranch Of Martin Mitchell. where they ar
rested VIM. Corbeil. alias Wm. Hide. two
we'll known and wanted horse thieves from
Cut Bank. .....=
Hand cuffs were placed on Peterson
and he was made to hold the horses
while they arrested Corbeil. Coebei
started to make a getaway. but after
looking back and seeing two 3o-3o rifles
drawn on him by two crack shots. he
thought he had better throw up his hands
and take seat in the buggy with his pal
Peterson. He was shackled and driven to
Wolf Point where they:took the Skidoo and
landed 10 Glasgow jail.
They gre both half breeds and told Mr..
Mitchell they were Carlisle students and
had ran away from school and had beat
their way on trains and walked part Of the
way from Carlisle. Pa. and were pretty
tired and wanted to rest before trying to
make home. but their object was 10 get =
bunch Of horses from the many settlers
who are now coming into this part Of the
settlers take notice: il might save your
team-a state recorded brand only costs
81 COL
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Methodist Services.

During the absence Of the pastor. the
Rev. Daniel Halfpenny Of Angie. N. D..
will supply the pulpit on the following
Sundays; April 3rd and April 18th both
services at ia. IN. Sunday School as
usual every Sunday at 10 a. IN. Epworth
League al Gas p. IN. No other services
will be held until further notice.
IAsPER wgBKR, Pastor
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Legal Notice
STATE Of MONTANA !
Department Of Banking J
ONCE Of state Examiner

STATE Of MONTANA
Department Of Banking
once Of state Examinerl
Whereas. satisfactory evidence having been
presented 70 me that the CITIZENS STATE
BANK OF CULBERTSON OF Culcertson
Montana. has complied with the provisions
OF Sections 500 and &oog. Revised Codes oi
1907. required 70 he complied with before such
bank shall bo authorized to commence the
business Of banking:
Now. Therefore. |. II. II. Pigott. State Bank
Examiner Of the State Of Montana By virtue
81 tho authority In me vested by law. do
hereby certify that the
CITIZENS STATE BANK OF ofCULBERTSON
located at Culbertson. County OF Valley.
the business Of banking as prescribed by law.
In Witness Whereof l have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal Of my
ONCE 70 bo a6lxed 1t Helena. Mont ana. this
Second day Of April. A. d. 1910.
tSEAL II. II Pigott,
state Bank Examiner.
First publication April g. 1910. u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Poplar Items

Poplar Camp. No. Io794. N w. Of A.
meets each Ist and sd Wednesdays u
Opera House Hall At p. n. II. C.
Walker v. c.: L. L. Brink Clerk.
The following is the new schedule % the
Great Northern Ry. At Poplar. Mont:
East Bound No. arrives s:45 .. m. no stop
Eass Bound No. arrives Az = m. stops
Esss Bound No. 80 arrives 200 p IN. stops
West Bound No. arrives 7:ae .. N. no stop
West Bound No. arrives SIS D. IN. no stop
West Hound No. - arrives s:Ss .. N. stops
Mail on Nos. I. 9. 3 andA.
Post once will be open on sundays from
ESD to i0:4 .. n.
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Your tongue 10 coated.
Your breath is foul
Headaches come and 20.
These symptoms show that your stomach
is the trouble. To remove the cause is the
first thing. and Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to
take and most effective. Sold by Ali
dealers.
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On Monday evening. May 4. the people
Of Culbsrtsoo vill have an opportunity to
So the greatest vaudeville and moving
picture show that travels. Huffman has
secured verna Worde. famous Staging and
dsnesng soubrstts add Fred Tankins. cels-
brasod comedian. Hu6man's show Is
ksovn all over the country and you miss
The treat of your life II you fail to ses this
hish-elass vaudeville attraction.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Frank Drennan an. dece ased.

Estate Of Frank BRENNAN. dece ased.
Notice Is Hereby Givenby the undersigned.
Administrator Of the estate OF Frank Dren-
nan. deceased. 10 the creditors of. and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first
publication Of this notice. To the said admin
istrator 1t his residence near Bainville.
Valley County. Montana. the same being the
place where tho business Of said estate Is to
be transacted.
Dated February Is. 1910. john MARCKLK
Administrator OF the estate OF Frank
brennan, deceased.
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Frank Hunter. clerk 10 attorney Camp
bell. met with a.painful acciden, las, Mon
day. They were moving camp and As he
vas passing the lines up to the driver the
team became frightened. vhirlod around.
throwing him across the double trees. and
started TO run. The wagon was upset and
the team given their liberty. but after
running . short distance were caught.
Hunter was brought in to the agency and
Dr. Atkinson found. beside being badly
bruised. he had one rib broken. He is do.
ing as well As could DC exprcr-d. but he
had q narrow escape from death. II the
wagon had net been on q hillside he would
cerlzinly have been killed. Moral: don't
let your accident insurance run out as he
did q short time ago.
A. y. Davis and son Merrill arrived
from Portal. N. D.. last Monday. With a
car load OF horses and emigrant goods and
moved TO their claims on the sonth side.
They are both well known to all the cid
timers and are welcome back to Gods
country. The rest Of the family will come
on later
The ladies aid society will meet with
Mrs. |. L. Atkinson Wednesday. May 4th.
Our up-to-date liveryman Harry Cain
received his new 4o-horss power Buick au-
ssmob,le the first part Of the woek. When
in need Of quick trip give him call.
A, m.e.ing OF the school hoard. dis
trict No. g. Mrs. Lecsra and Mary Nc
Leod were rs-employsd as teachers for the
nsxt year.
See notice elsewhere in this paper Of the
fair supper TO be given by the ladies Of the
Catholic church. May II and IS.
coa,ractsr Ed Olson started men to
work on the celler Of the new bnilding for
the Hspks Hardware Co. this week.
AT meeting Of the citizens the FIRST oi
the week Walter Miller was elected mana
gar Of the Poplar base ball team. Thu
boys will give dance Al the opera house
Friday. May s for the benefit Of the bas'
ball team. Everybody come and help thu
team purchase new uniforms.
Rev. r. w. Edwards Of Graa, Falls
preached 1t the Presbyterian church her.
last aight.
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FOR SALE

One hundred and sixty acres decided land.
one fourth mile from Culbertson with good
4room house and fine flowing spring water.
Price 81. Ios. This is the greatest snap
ever offered in Culbertson. Inquire At the
Searchlight office. 4oif.
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Great Celebration In Poplar
May u and Is

Supper asA fair on the evening Of May
L.. May IS feast for first comaunioa.
Sossns services to . .. n. Music BY the
81. Paurs Nissioo band. This hand will
give eoocsst from 70 I p. n. May IS.
10 The :opssa house. Popular prices for
eeoesst. An instructive and Interesting
Isesuss o .Iedias Talents in the even.
I'D irom 10 . oeleet. Admissioo to lsct-
tsss fsss. Everybody invited. Seats Tor
eoeosst - sale By II. c. WALKER.
Rev. Piaeidus r. Slain. S. /, Rector.
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They Were Sick All Right.

Attorney Paul Babcoak Vas up from Cal
bertson Saturday asd Sunday. on profess
sienal businrss. but il wasn't professional
base ball b1siness. He says. wait until
we get that Glasgow bunch down to Cal
bertson. and they'll be the sickest lot Of
fellows you ever saw.'-valley Coasiy
News
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Eixhth Grade.

The sth grade state sxaminatioa will Be-
held st culbestson. Poplar. Hinseale and
Malta On May I9 and 40. and a. Glasgow
and Saco. June 9 and 10.
Lillian D. Harris,
7t7 County Sap't Schools.
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LUMBER TALKS

IOMbEk IALkS
We are out to best all records in
the contest to place with the peo-
pie OF this locality the Best Lum-
ber and building material the mills
produce, at the lowest possible
price consistent with first class
quality, and shall give you the
same good service which holds our
customers when once we get them
on our books.
Don't hesitate. Don't delay.
Don't be misled. Let us show
you NOW.
Get the Imperial habit.
We want your business.
Imperial Lumber Yard,
L. D. BISHOP. Manager.
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There is 10 cough medicine % popular
- Foley's Honey and Tar. Il never fails
to cure coughs. colds. Group and brcnchitis.
Sold by The Valley Drug Company.
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Teachers Examination,

Notice is hereby given that teachers
Examinations will be held in Glasgow and
Culbertson on Friday and Saturday.
April a9,h aud goth. 1910.
Lillian d. Harris.
sofa Supt OF Schools.
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Dry Goods
Clothing
and Shoes

Bought up from several bankrupt
Sales that were ordered sold by the
United States Court. We have
thousands OF bargains to offer that
are all the way from
Is to so per cent
Under the regular price. We call
your special attention to the fol-
lowing Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Suits that We offer at q saving Of
from So to $40 a Suit.
Ladies' fancy Mohair. also Broad
cloth Suits. good $1,000 values,
while they last. this sale at
$500
Ladies' very fine Worsted Suits,
fancy satin lined. splendid Sac. 90
values. This sale. $1,000
Mems dark mixture Woolen Suits,
good s.. so value. this sale 94.76
Mems fancy Dress Suits. latest
shades Of Tan. Mode. Olive and
Brown. sI5.oo value, at 48.76
Mems Suits. extra special, that We
have bought up from the Merchant
Tailors in Chicago-their misfits.
Every one is strictly made to order
iron the finest materials, costing
all the way from Sas,o to S3s. 90
a suit. We offer them at
SIS, $l6, $l7 and SIS
II you are looking for an extra fine
suit. you better come in, As we may
have one Of those misfits just your
size.