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Or Agonis Maka 5000 = Week
Selling new process water color pOr-
trait ana gold frame. Costs 90 cents
complete with glass, sells for 4l.B6.
SampIes and Instructions free. Young
m1n "a Ohio made $500 In one day.
We ere the largest picture and frame
house b the world. Que general agent
wanted IN each county. Give us refer
enes and we will extend yOu thirty
days, credit with steady, honorable en-
Dl6yment ct g big income. Our busi-
nesy is established twenty-five years.
We ere not In the picture and frame
trust. We want honorable, trust
worthy representatives only. You need
no capital 20 work for us. We teach
you how 20 make q suecesa. Address
st once: Williams Art Co., 26lb w.
Taylor st., Chicago, III. In answering
state HSaW advertisement In Tallahas-
see True Democrat" lU-St
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Admlnl.traslr, Notice.

Notice h hefshy given b all cFeditora lsEatees,
diatrlbutesa and az persons having eiaima o. de-
manda against thn estate 0f Thomas Y. Moore,
deeeased late Of Lson eoUnly, Florida, - present
such claims o. deulanda b tAa undersigned with
day Of April A. d. IslQ
ELIZABETH n. MOORE
Adminl.tratiH of the Rststa q Thomaa y. Moore
dceeaead aSW
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Buster Brown hose for man, woman
and child, warranted 20 wear 4 months
without darning, 26c pair. Levy Bros.
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FOR sALE-A Wheeler 6 Wilson
No. 9 sewing machine In perfect cOndi-
tiOn with ell attachments. Address P.
o. Box las. est
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Rajah linens, all colors, 25c a yard.
Levy Bros. 10
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Get your Bathing Shoes at Levy
Bros. S-tf
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Ladies' and misses ready made
dresses In lawn and lingerie. Levy
Bros. 10
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Special sale Of muslin underwear.
Levy Bros. 10
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Get Jour Bathing BaIf e lev
Bros. en
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suitable for any tins 0f yelF. Send us four or
dera Of u each and We VIII make ons do1en free
Of charge for you. II cards are not exactly e.
rsprosentad you can return them and We viii
refund your money. That's fair, isn'titf
SEIBERT PRINTING CO.,
Last Box 1st Canal Dover. Ohio.
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In Chsneay.

In ths Circuit Court Of the Second Judicial circuit
gf Florida, IN and for the county Of Leon-in
ChaneaEy.
Louis Q. YaagsF. complainant. W. Ella Lemon and
J. &. Lenson, her husband. in rsht OF his wife
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Photo Post Cards.

Send us your ph0toEFaph and
we Will make small photos
and place one on each 81 70
Post Cards Just - shown here
for S5 cents. Your photo
graph VIII BE- returned unln-
jSrSd. sS,.. % oi send TsI Ss 2 sDod s,: clear .
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FORRfOeURE OF MORTqAqE.

II having besn made 10 appear b. the afidavit
Of the complainant that the aald defendants reside
" ths eity % Atienta- county oL Euitont ea stae
Worlds. the service Of q subpoana upon whom
would bind either of ssid dsfandanta; and that
each 0f said dsfsndents h over the age OF twenty
one years
II h. therefore. ordered that ths aaid defend
ants Be and tbeY hereby required 70 appear 70
the bill Of c0mplafnt horeln on Monday.
the 6th day q June A. d. 1870 and that this or
der 81 publIshed once q week for four successive
weeks ia The Weskly True Demodfat q nswEpa-
per Dubiisbed IN The city of Tallahassee IN sAid
county Of Leon
witness HeaFy +. Folkal clerk Of aid oourt.
and Ghs asal thereof this 9Th day of April A. ID.
lei0 Henry 7. Folkel. clerk Of aid court
By n. y Baasstt, ID. &.
"A tFas COPY.
Attost;-ii0nry 4. FslkUl. clerk Of sad court
IN. r. Bassatt, y. 9. i0-ft
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AttsSt;-AsnY z; EsILsl; elsa :, Of 'sid curt It
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Interesting Race
Aeroplane and Autos in Competition
For Worlds Records at State Fair
Grounds-The Big Three Race.

| Arrangements for the Twin City
grounds, June %, %, "a and rs are
Aviation Meet, al the state fair
being made upon a scale liberal
enough to make the event one of world
wide interest. Glenn H. Curtiss, hold
er of the worlds aviation record for
speed, CHARLES X. Hamilton, who has
the record for slow flying and gliding,
Charles F. Willard, for accurate start
ing and landing and J, G. Mars, who
has recently developed championship
form, are all under contract to come
here. New Curtiss model machines
are to be used of the type with which
the flight from Albany to New YORK
was made. In addition, amateur avia-
tors are to be encouraged by offers
of handsome trophies.
What is to give the meet certain
amount of distinction is the novelty
Of some of the competitions Barney
Oldfeld, with his 200 horsepower
Benz motor car, has been engaged to
compete with aeroplanes and q race
has been arranged which will pit
minor Heir. 1.59A, the fastest harness
horse in the world, against Curtiss.
the fastest aviator and O4dfield, the
fastest auto driver. The horse will
encircle the half mile track. Oldfield
the mile track, and the aeroplane will
fly above it's competitors, all three
going at once.
'Oldfeld and Kischler, with his 100
horsepower Darracq machine, are to
60 against the worlds track records,
and there will be also notable motor
cycle races. These events will OBJ
viate any delays Of the program pos
sible to be occasioned by weather
conditions interfering with the avia-
tors Another unique feature will be
the attempt of Frank Owens, catcher
on the Minneapolis baseball team, to
catch ball dropped by Curtiss from
a height OF 1000 feet in the air. A
similar feat to this was successfully
performed it will be remembered, by
Charlie Street, Of the Washington
Club, who caught q baseball dropped
from tn etop Of the Washington mon
ument, which is 512 feet
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

delinquent taxes a long way from
home, and necessarily under a heavy
expense to the tax payers. In Ian.
uary 1907, l personally had a bill OF
this kind drafted at my own expense
in order that l might be relieved OF
the duty of collecting delinquent taxes
and the same was introduced by ono
or our Representatives, but failed to
pass for reason that nearly all tho
sheriffs Of the eastern parts of the
state protested very strongly against
same. In my judgment. if this bill
should became a law, would save tho
tax payer money and at the same time
save the sheriff from appointing q
lot Of deputies for this purpose which
he, necessarily must do as it is I'M
possible for him personally to get
around and collect all the delinquent
taxes, and consequently must appoint
a lot of deputies. and appointing thir.
ty to forty men as deputies as l had
to do while in the sheriff's ottice,Iit IL
impossible to get all good men, and
further impossible to be responsible
for their action when a long ways
from home. But as stated in my an
nouncement, if l am nominated and
elected, will work and vote for such
measures as think are wanted by the
people of my district and state.
JOHN J, LEE,
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School Election
June 21st

On June Fl a school election will
be held in this city, at which time
three members of the Board will be
elected, two to fill the vacancies of A.
P. Sco1eld and Martin jacobson,
whose terms expire at that time,
and to fill the vacancy of J. c..
Smallwool, who now occupies d
homestead near Ryder. Scofield and
Jacobson may be candidates for re-
election and there. is some talk of J.
A. Roell and T. F. Renwald becom-
ing candidates also. An interesting
election is likely to be the result.
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John Lee Explains Himself
Candidate for Representative Tells More About
His Proposed TAX Collector Bni--Seems
to Rave BEN misunderstood
To Minot Independent, Minot N. T

To Minot Independent, Minot N. D.
Gentlemen
have been informed that since !
have announced myself a candidate
for Representative, that some of the
people are under the impression that
should l be elected, that would sup
port a Bill creating Tax Collector
in each township, and they believe
by such a bill their taxes would be
increased; if such bill becomes q
law and a Tax Collector was elected
the same as your present assessor,
the bill would provide that said
tax collector, should receive, not to
exceed per cent of the taxes COL
lected, and no tax payers shall be-
come delinquent before the said tax
collector had made his call to collect
such taxes. This bill, If passed,
would avoid to a large measure, the
moving out of the hundreds Of parties
that move to other states and forget
to pay their taxes before leaving, and
consequently the forgotten taxes must
be Levied back on those who remain,
in order to meet the necessary run
ming expenses of the county. This
system has been in operation with
great success in much older states
than ours, for example Illinois, and
other states. This system will relieve
the sheriff Of his present responsible
ty of collecting very small amounts Of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
What Good
Is a Nickel ?

What good IL Q nickel in Minot
anyway" q travelling man asked Of
the lunch counter man a. he handed
him back q I'VE cent piece In changeI"
For nickel, you can only get . rot
ten cigar that will put you to sleep
II you smoke it. Ninot has no street
carr, % you must walk II you would
spend only . nickel. II you want q
drink Of beer, yeu cannot step around
the corner and get . nice cold schoon.
or Of tho amber fluid, with = good
sixed froe lunch thrown in. You now
have to put nine more nickels WITH 1t,
l am told. A nickel is no good in
Minok % you'd better keep the
change"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Freeman Has
Important Invention
Local Man Patents Gasoline Filter That is Be-
coming in Quite General Use--Fiter
Wares Off Accidents

ALI users of gasoline stoves vii
hail with delight the prospect Of OBJ
tanning an absolutely pure grade OF
gasoline which will not only reduce
the danger in handling but also the
disagreeable odor so often resulting
from its use to 2 greater or less de,
gree.
Nor is danger and odor the only
Obstacles to contend with in the use
OF inferior grades Of gasoline as the
Impurities therefrom, such as water.
OIL, parafne, etc., clog up the pas
sases, corrode the generator needle,
retaras, vaporation, and often makes
regeneration necessary, causing de-
Lay, vexation and increases the dan
ger OF explosion.
A recent invention has been pat
ented which will do away with the
entire catalog OF objections to the
use OF gasoline and render the low
est grades as safe and pure as the
standard of highly refined products.
This apparatus is nothing more or
less than a filter constructed on the
only known principle that will posi-
lively remove all the impurities from
hltering five gallons would be less
gasoline and has been invented and
patented and put to the practical test
by our fellow townsman, F. D. Free
man, of the Pure Oil Company, and
Is In constant operation by this CON-
pany.
These filters can be made in any
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Buys Wonderful
Jersey Calf

A. p. Slocum, who owns one OF
the very best stock farms in the state
recently bought a bull calf which pro-
baby echpses anything ever brot to
the state, The Independent received
the following letter from F. K. Pres
colt, of Rockville, Conn.,, who bred
uq!M peal 90 pInoQs =! pue 'Jreo SUN
'Eools poo5
VI ps4se1eauI ,esou4 lie 40 4se1e4u1
he independent,
"Gentlemen:-
MIR. A. P. Slocum, of Minot, N.
D., bot the bull calf, registered under
the name "Slocum Farm Jolly Stock
we'll" This calf is by Champion
Stockwelts Giltedge, winner Of six
finsts and five championships in 1908
at the large shows. and considered by
experts to be the best son Of Import
ed stQckwell.
"The dam Of Mr.. slocum's calf is
the sensational champion of 1908.
Jolly's Sweet Thing that won her
championship honors under the great
judges, Spann, Dempsy, and Scoville,
She is also by imported Stockwell,
the $11,5o0,0Q bull, so you see the
Slocum harm Jolly Stockwell is named
right, being SO per cent of the blood
|of Stockwell, besides his grandam is
the magnificent COW, Jolly's Sweet
Thing by Golden jolly and she is the
mother of the Sensational Champion,
Derry's Jolly Lad, owned by John
Boyd, of Rushville, Ind, who has re-
fused $4,000 for him. She is also
mother of Champion Jolly's Sweet
Thing II, the sensation of the 1908
shows. Besides Jolly's Sweet Thing,
has the largest milk record of any of
the Golden Jollys, being 1000 pounds
the first year after importation.
This calf of Mr.. Slocum's is truly
remarkable, az 1t should be.
Very respectfully.
IF. K. PRESCOTT"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Granville Farmer and His Sheep
F. O. Bacon Bonanza Farmer of Mctenry, Tells
Of His Success With Sheep-Doubles His
Money Each Year

F. o. Bacon ,one of McHenry
County's biggest farmers attended the
state meeting of the l. o. o. F. last
week and visited with his brother-in-
law, A. F. Bacon.
Mr.. Bacon's farming operations
have attracted good deal of atten-
ton, as he has been unusually sue
cessful. He not only raises a thous-
and acres of crops every year, but
he has 400 sheep and he has seeded
down 100 acres to bromus and alfal-
ia, which has done fine.
Concerning the bromus, Mr.. Bacon,
said ito an Independent reporter: Il
consider bromus the very best pas
ture ever had. 1t grows very fast, is
early and late grass, and all stock
like 1t. My stock will not touch the
wild grass when they get to the brom-
us.
Here is the way that I seeded the
bromus. drilled the bromus in with
the oats. using fifteen pounds Of the
grass seed to a bushel Of oats for
each acre. When the oats are head
ed out green, cut them for hay ana
this gives the bromus chance to
get good start in the fall. This
gives one a lot Of good feed the first
year with plenty OF hay to cut. cut
one piece last fall that had been top
dressed the fall before. and this made
Two tons of seed to the acre. like
bromus much better even than timo-
thy. Before YOU seed however, it is
well to work the Land up we'll
top dress my land by going over
it with Q manure spreader. Spread
the manure right on top Of the grass
either in the spring OF in the tall or
better. haul 1T right out from your
stables to the land in the winter. In
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size to accommodate the amount O,
service desired and requires no par
ticular skill to operate it, The easo
line simply goes in with all it's i'm
purlties through an inflow pipe and
comes out with all the impurities re
moved through an outflow pipe and
all the ingredients that do not be
long to pure gasoline can be drained
off through faucet at the lower part
OF the filter. The time occupied TO,
fltering fbe gallons would be less
than ~ minutes and the time TO,
larger quantities would be CORE
spondingly less according to the pres
sure caused by the weight OF the
gasoline.
The Pure Oil Company have one
of the freeman filters in daily opera
tion at their distributing plant a,
this place and can be seen and ex.
planned upon request.
We predict that this filter will find
a ready sale when general manufac.
ture is commenced which we believe
will be at no very distant date. and
will add another industry to the Mag.
ic City. ~.
We are glad to bring this matter
to the attention of our readers, as we
believe it to be an Indispensable ar.
ticle for the safety Of users of gaso-
line in this age Of remarkable and
ever-increasing consumption Of by.
dro-carbon products.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

that way you keep your manure out
of the way and it is placed where It
does the most gooa.
Our land out north of Granville II
inclined to be little Light, and altar
Icing farmel seven or ei..Al ears l
Acuuu LIue1t 1t was lncIlneu 80 blow |
u4aue w NY u4nd that 4 n..st be.
e4u " see0 II down suu s.44. Aaupy 10
say tAaL / tined Llu4uus a1Iu aIIaus
Aue Sneep Nv WeAI VI. L.4.a pasLuI@,.
Low. 4-o44 wv, Tie s44eep prove 10 va
"a cal LEA LlllzerS tor Lue Ia.4u, uava
Aept sueeH Ior three Gals aud would
not 10 Wlunout tnelu. Last year Inc
WOOL trom the sneep averaged S2,43
apiece. / sold Inc lamDs SIX montals
o4o Weighing 134 POUNDS each, tor =
10 cents a pound. 1uls makes 4
sood income as you can readily see
for yourself. You can more Than dou-
Die your money on your sheep eacn
year.
Last tall after harvest, l let my
sheep run on the stuDble, and it was
surprising the way they tattened up
And then too. they clean out tho
weeds. Sheep will not eat tame grass
when they can get weeds. You CAM
see weed in my pasture wi re tns
sheep Lave been running.
Farmers will have to 10
sheep, nog or cattle raisius tGuE
they want to do it or not. Nj arm
ers object going into the she ldoi
the business ON account Of =. g.:
pense attached to building 44iaa..
fences. / have 800 rods OF <Age WOW
en- wire sheep fence. which cost SON.
thing, but good fence will lost ll.s
time"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

at his own expense $4,000 letter
heads. similar to the ones which he
uses regularly in his Office. And
furthermore. he explains that he has
employed extra clerks, at his own ex'
pense, to send these letters out. This
being the case, it looks as tho the
author OF the articles, which went the
rounds in the papers Of the state re-
Gently, did not know what he was
talking about While the Independent
is not supporting MI. Blaisdel, we
don't see any use of anyone making
charges against him which cannot be
substantiated.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Blaisdell Says It's a Mistake
Candidate for Congress Shows Receipts Which
-ne Has Pau for 500 North Of
Stamped Envelopes

Alfred Blaisdell, one Of the candi.
dates tor congress. explains to the
Independent, that altho the report has
been circulated that he may have
been using state stationery in the in.
terests OF his campaign. he has not
o. a matter of fact used as much al
. postage stamp for anything but off,
cial business. Mr.. Blaisdell has re-
ceipts amounting to six or seven
hundred dollars from the Minot and
Bismarck postmasters, showing that
he has been buying generously of
Uncle Sans wares, and says that in
addition thereto. he has had printed
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
HOR SALE-The A. w. Smith quarter

FOR SALE-The A. w. Smith quarter
section, five miles northeast Of
Minot, Sec. 10-155-82, 70 acres In
crop. one-halt the crop included
with the land. Will sell at q req
sonable price and terms right. This
Ia good land, q little rolling, good
water, fair buildings, price $500.
LYMAN LAND co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
lilly Olson" Show Is Good

4 The Denver. Colo. Republican OF
6ept. 2srd, has the following to nay
Sabout the funny "Tilly Olson" show
which viii appear at the Opera House
ON July 1. "Tilly Olson who cane
TO tho Curtis yesterday IL . sort oe .
ifemale Yon Yonson. She provides
amusement, excitement, thrills and
sSheroics al In the same play. and
manages to give the audience it, mon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

The state constitution provides that
the judge Of the county court, with
criminal and civil jurisdiction, shall
have tue same qualification as the
Judge of the district court. The
courts are of equal importance and
the practice In each is the same
Jurors are drawn from the same list.
Appeal from each is allowed to the
supreme court. It ia conceded that
Judge Davis has the ability and his
record - county Judge 10 unassail
able. It Il . matter Of general knoWl
edge that william Murray has never
had the legal training fitting him for
the bench eas 3d..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Minot has q real live Humane S

Minot has q real live Humane S.
ciety that is going to do things IL
the cit yin it, own way. Already or
old horse that was used in deiveriu
meat about the city, u taking Z re
cure out In the pasture. as the resi-
of advice given by someone connect
with the society. Let the good We
continue.
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ey's worth IN all lines, before tho four
acts are over.
Needless to say, the play 10 locat-
ed in Minnesota, that being the hap.
py hunting grounds for Swedes.
Altogether It 10 the best pla that
has been at tho Curtis this year. The
management says that it Is the best
|of al that Will b here this season.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

0ne+htrd OF ON strsw Aa&s dur.
tko ale 1t TIE Grow Cothang CO.
Take advantaso q tho low DgSeo0
an Oot Q sGroW ~ ~ 4 ~
AeAGAk e ooa1pA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

FOR aALE-Ono&alf section, O.
mile north oe LyDcA, 3eS acros
oEoD. oaethtrd Of seuD 0oso ~
ls.a Prize tokea my tsrr
LYMAN LAND co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

Reversal by the supreme court and
new trials are very expensive. Judge
Davis has an exceptional record
along this line a. he has been 10
versed by tho supreme court but once
in his five and . half years ~ judge
of county court ,- Ill.,.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Will Pay Other 10 Per Cent
Receiver Swords Says Depositors Of Mnot Ma
tonal Bank Will Soon Receive the Bal
ance of Their Deposits

Geo. w. Swords has returned from
Gnnnell, Iowa, where he closed The
Affairs Of tho bank Of which 10 was
receiver. Ire bank paid 86 per cent,
altho when Mr.. Swords took hold oe
IT the affairs were in bad shape.
1lr. Swords II receiver Of the old
Andy Jones bank at Rugby. and tho
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

affairs are being closed in q highly
satisfactory manner.
He is still receiver Of the Minot
National Bank, which has already
paid its depositors 30 per cent. Mr.
Swords says the other 10 per cent II
surely coming. tho It win take some
little time to close up tho Affairs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

Don't fail to attend Grows big
clearance sale which ends on July /.
The prices have been greatly reduced
on everything. Grow has sold out and
must reduce The stock.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

FOR aALN-Iho Jones' house and lot
= Eastwood part, 5000. Situated
fsooe h sostA foo1 lAzoo IL
1asy eEula
LY1lAls LAND GO.