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PAULHAN QUITS HIS FLYING
iBOI 2 10 LEIIE WITH SJ.. O,DO.
WiN tGER CLFtRI NllN
IlIs Hacker Says ne Eas lot $50 OaDcS IN
the N'atiOa Venture lSAs Paid Paui-
han S3sb. Ospo aud Haa Pu' y the
Nan~N Tor the naRd In thr " right suit

Looms PaulhaR DID not max. a@roplan.
flights az the jamaica rac-courS- V"st~r-
day. and u wasn't because the wind
condition, were unfavoTablr Early IN
the afternoon word was received a. the
FiAtbu-h Av'nu. station IN Brooklyn
that there would be- no hIghtS On account
~ high winds TINS report MAS soon dis
credited and u was reported that there
va trouble h-tN-en Paulhan and h,s
manager Edwin Cl=Sry
A. frsr Mr Clearv ~A- dIsposed To
denv Tins and -aid that the exhibitions
werr nsing made a. a tremendous lO-s.
he SAID he had already Loot Sso.0O1 IA
this country Later Mr. Cleary came
out with tho statement that Paulhsn
refused 10 XIV" 'urth"r exhibition,
mad booked ms passage for France ana
would sai nm Thursday Mr.. Cieary.
asserted that Psulhan had received tsO0
a week IN advance fer all OF his exhibitions
Paulhan could not 10 seen ~ the knicker-
hooker Hotel last evening Il vas said
thai he I'D not wish to make a state
m@nt
Mr. Cleary said thar on Saturday Paul
han had refused 20 accept q cheek from
the cashier of J y Morgan 80 for the
equl valent ~ gDUO0 francs hecau~e he
wan'ed cash Yesterday morning ne
e. ie,' ~, - 1870. '"s ""u
some friendly soul circular ed a re-
port at Jamaica on Saturday mar
PauihAn's refusal 20 Az until 'he last
Iuo'ne" Nu-h w ,"NV'ru a"o' wv
paid.
Nj Clsary said lGs' night
Mr. psulhan never Jew for me until
he received hiS money IN advance He
sy nav ~, - ~ ''''i, lI'isy ~ k.nI,i-. ~
~ - praCllcai 70 the IA, uegIc- "nSh
" '.o,h-S .o lu"S' s ., no IL
CohlIa't WIN nl" - 'or se,'I Oi --V .sh
mVhIhs WIN an "nI-hsloll oI nI.e in2 S
! n">ir"l " ih'- Cnntra', calis Tor :
saisTN OF s-fN" noiIh re 'e,"Neo
hsH u mus amount b~Ioir ne 81 TO-
ablArn >h.S NJ tne NApens q, VIZ
Noyas~ 10 ,hls country were pam ny w"
ana h"''i" KAUFMAN nrS AZ NJ 'oe thkele%
meetln' u" received me o'her hah OF his
month salary, whlch as ! nave ~ad -
s!A"" tHsr 'h~ toHhAmeN q iaS
Angr'-- Panlhan gave eNhinitI1n hlghtr
which "rrup'ed Two Ne-hs or 'hls
period n" rece we'd Sl- Po w sums OF S's"
IN advance
When the iniunc ton against Pauihan
vas obtain-d nv the virgins vas UNDER
contract or promise 20 have eHnibitIon
flights made 10y MN IN several OF me
cities Of the south and Southwest II cost
money 10 c"' nd NJ some ~ 'hese al
though Ihe injunction made ~ impossible
70 keep such contracts o. promises Paul
han wanted to come 10 New York bAcaus@
NJ ~" many advantages u offered a. a
' ~sting place and becuase u was better
10 night the Wright cose here than anv
where else
= paid all expenses from Nan Anionio
IN New York. and those sxpenSa~ we're
not small Up to the time Of Our return 20
Nsw York from the Southwest Paulhan |
had given exhibit -ons which occupied Z
SIX weeks For this work I raid hWn I
ll-yava IN advance 50 ap' I
-Onlv through the hslD NJ some OF his .
mt mat. trends was he induced 70 make
The necessary afidaVit used by w Shearn
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d. Altntait & On.

WOMENS AND MISSES RIDING HABITS
ADAPTATIONS or THE LATEST FOREIGN MODELS ARE
BEING SHOWN IN A VARIETY OF DESIGNS, APPRo.
PIRATE FOR SIDE cRosssADDLE RIDING
EQUESTRIAN GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
SELECTED MATERIALS N APPROVED FASHIONS ALSO
MADE-uP AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR n
CLOTH AND LINEN CRASH
EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS or RIBBED MATERIALS: KNICKER.
BOOMERS And BOOMERS OF PoNGEE CHINA SILK
AND BRILLIANTINE.
COMPLETE LINE or RIDING HATS BOOTS AND GLOVES.
NOVELTIES IN WHIPS AND CROPS
TtnH Aurmr. 34th mh ssth efrrr4n. Nrm Furh.
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irwin LasGhIsn nsturns.

sprrfal cssi- D'spsfSs ~ TuE srS
BERLIN. March iA.--Irwin B IAughhn
First Secretary Of the American Embassy
here. lett for London to-day and will
sail for New York on the LIlsftania nett
saturday. His Departure was the resU q
81 the suirids Of his hrothsr. T. Mex.
l. ughlin. az Pittsburg lsst Saturday.
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serials, suna., s-se., va, ne,

Tie socialist sunday schools Of the
Greater New York which were started
v~rr ago 20 teach socialism 10 boys
will have May day celebration thus year
Of their own II will tPke the form 81
a NAV day festival az Ihe Murray Hill
Tycsum who're the pupils will he ad-
dressed Nv 'F"ir teachers In turn some
~ tha'u wall take the pia form and tell
ret tr"y know
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DIED.

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-, -. -. e'1
m NJ. - ys.,
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s.n-r as v-.i ss,h a, a, to.oaN 49,.
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and Ar.,-ra.r =, ,.h.,. . .n,s,., ~. :,
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reilors p,p.,,i .e,,,r. =, =, Wa-s,,l .
proiss,.nt ppi.ro,sI ..bYyrs ,n,. ~f,v q.
Tus.as1. N.rrh rs =, =, o,r,c.k ,o,n
roU.vps a.. -. - 80.
- -. @,.s J."
80 y, ~, ~ ~" geN IT,
-. ~ - T. "eaoeSoA'
hELIN -on he iith mat. al hts residence "
II Nieholss Av. corner Of isist o.. sH jndss
NInlm hehy.
".DnesoAg Asren " ~
.ne Immeeue Seee.pIo1
E1" n.ss ~ - '
LfNEs On March -. 1910. At Norual s.s,
my Alsesu sieo~ o. Dr SnAs. -. -.
1919 81 =. ,ne Ae SH"'' sH1
80 N ne' Hh ss 81,
80 49,
-, - Aslen -. -
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p,I,y. -. ,.,. y.
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G.,. m.,krn TO he Tried va, =.

MUsKoGEp. Okla March ~ Federal
Judge campbell this afternoon entered
an order setting Nav ~ Tulsa. OFla
for the trial ~ Gov Haskell and io'ir
81 hers on charges ~ conspiracy - defraud
IN handing Muskog town lot-
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SENATOR moor var ATTEND.
In,tted TO Albany I'niSersity cisS D,asss
saturday w easag.

ALgAAT. ;isrch lit 10 expected
that United States senator Roo, vii
attend he dinner 81 the University C,ub
Of Albany. which 10 90 be Stteud.d w
President Taft. Gov. Hughes. Earl Grey
the Governor General Of canada: former
Governor David r. Francis oil Missouri
and other distlng lished .speakcrs. Th-
dinner 10 to he held on saturday evening
AT the Hotel Ten k~ck. Announcement
that an invitation had been eKtenied
20 senator Foot vas made TO-DAY Pre-,
dent laft ~ TO remain over IN Athanv
until SUNDAY night ~ the guest Of 30,
Hughes az the Executive Manson
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d rnnInskI Dead

-rs,7' ,1r's Bssgr'Ct % THg So
BERII. March - Herr kempIn-kI
the owner ~ q famous Berhn restaurant
= favogi'" resort for Americans. di~i to-
day
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Walter r Pstt~n ~ Long Branch. son
~ Thomas Pati@n owner ~ the Patten
sseamboa; Line has obtained license 10
marry ARnes Gertrude MoCrane
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cant See ". %. Cu,r,aw. Bs.L.

Supreme Court Justice NewburK~r
denied Yesterday the application by M
Jennie N stephens for an inspecuo1
before trial Of the hooks and papers o.
william Bayard Cutting IN a ssIir nhe has
brought for an accounting Of proftA 81
sale 81 the Thirty ninth street ferry
property to the inv bv Mr.. Cutting
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Takn LAXATIVE BHOMO 0uinae las eta
rrlrgiais refund molcy y y fsils 10 GU =. ~
iiIoGEn signature 10 eaea UoA. 1Ac.-Ads
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CNmNWTAACKM1.
KnANK 3. CAMPBELL 1Aa-aA9 y -
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17

able, but under present condi-
tions it is impossible to raise
more money from the sale Of
treasury stock, and they are
financially helpless. Soft is pro-
posed that George WingfeId shall
legally, by due court process, ac-
quire title TO both properties, OF
which action all stockholders are
given due notice. Then Mr.. Wing
field will deed the property to a
new company, organized on the
assessable plan, and all share
holders of the former companies
may acquire an equal number Of
shares in the assessable company.
This allows all those who care to
go on with the investment to do
SO, and those who do not, to
drop out, This seems to be a
fair business proposition, and
not the proposed gerrymander-
ing of a so-called leasing COM
pany, recently advocated for an
other property. Mining Review.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17
BADGER FURNITURE co.
SEE us IN OUR NEW QUARTERS

We have the largest and best stock ever
shown. We pay no rent, and we are
making the lowest prices ever known in
the west on dependable merchandise.
Mail orders carefully filed and freight
paid. Give us trial and be convinced.
NAMPA IDAHO
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-03-17
THE ASSESSABLE PLAN.

all INNING companies assessable.
For years it has seen the utter
ruin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and recorded successes where in
corporators have wisely made it
possible to raise money for min
ing operations when all other
means but an assessment have
failed. The owner OF non-assess-
able stock has no recourse when
the limit OF funds has been reach
ed. He is in a helpless condition,
Tor he cannotprotecth his holdings
even il he SO wished. Many there
are who are opposed to ASSESS
able stock, but these are rapidly
changing their minds in this re-
gard, and the press OF the west,
to a large extent, is coming out
strongly in favor of the ASSESS
able plan. Included in the list is
the Herald, Of Rhyolite, Nevada,
which says.
Asagood business proposition,
as an investment which COM
mands the attention of con
sentative and cautious business
man, the assessable stock plan
for mining companies certainly
makes a stronger appeal for in
vestment than the non-assess-
able. 1t provides for future pro-
lection, and it allows those who
cannot or do not care to invest
farther, or who may get "cold
feet" to drop out and permit
other stockholders to carry on
the business, and not have to
carry the backsliders.
AS a rule the worcestershire
plan is favored by those who
make mining stock investments
just as a flyer" as a gamble,
merely to put in a little money
and let it bring in ahundred fold
return, or lose it in the risk. 1t
is a gamble, pure and simple. 1t
is not good business practice.
has been generally fostered and
urged by those who hastily form
mining companies, and, OF neces-
sity, must raise funds quickly up
on the assurance that the stock
is fully paid for and no more
money will be required Of pur-
chasers.
Too often the funds provided
do not suffice to put the venture
into profitable condition, even
when honestly and conpetently
managed. Then trouble and dis
aster ensue.
Thepurchaser ofnon-assessable
shares has entered into con-
tract with legal corporation,
and no gerrymandering of the
laws can abrogate that contract
without his consent. Conse-
quently a company based upon
the worcestershire plan cannot
be converted into the assessable
plan without the consent of every
stakeholder. Therefore when a
change becomes imperative, it
means the obliteration of one
company to build up another
and make the venture a success.
To effect such a change there
are two methods: the open, frank
and duly advised procedure or
the shady and tricky maneuver.
One duly apprises and affords
every shareholder a fair chance,
or the other that merely pretends
to do so.
In the recent past we have had
an illustration of one method,
and during the week George
Wingfeld and his associates an
nounced the carrying out OF the
other method.
IVY n 11oI1
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a susA saIs applicable thereto YIN
ssasfy. The premises to 10 sok :.
Aforesaid DsrssAaA y sa3l 1alamsu,
aA4 1ssrss. aaA % saA VIA an u
thts notice, are dsseri11o J. sah jsAp.
nal 1sosss and VIZ, q 1ollowa, -
VII.
- 1esthsast quarter On 10 q
essD Tvslve (1D& q T0vasliD -
nllrsG DnsJ-t1ras (1eg) NssA %
AAls, NinstySae ~ 49, b Wsrs
Cousay, Morn Da1G0. y n
80. ooaHasooM: Osss0 = Wase
cSsyt1s1 Ss9 anneb. sy4sf 4s1,s ~, A
AJnDhSoN0oA ASDsDulv ~
SatDttA HasA nwn naasn.
800 %& @*r "@ -"
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d you ero not satisfied a3tor usanD
according to directions lvo-thirds q
. bottle 1t ohamseriatRs stomss>
and Lfves Tablets, you can have youu
money baak. The tablets cleanse
and invieorate the stomach. improve
tho digestion. regulate the bowels.
Give them 4 trial and get veil. SOLD
by all dealers,
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NOTICE 81 \ sALL

NOTICE IS HERnBY GIVEN That
s. virtue Of : Judgment ana decree IN
eofselossre. rendered sut b Ii,
nShict Coart a The Eighth Judaeia,
District n and p, ~ County d
WAsd saA ,stat4 ofNorth pkSlx "a
ssSusa 40 docfsssd ~ ~ slleo Il
uss Clsrk of sstd Oourt h ~ d,
s1 County q he 1lta lay q Ann
la1& = ans ect1op vAssuA JuAs
ulAtsa and Ahss< 1a,tss, Yhtat1en
- Charles y. s1u,sss eDl u. Q.
Stss. las W.. DsfsaAoat4 10, ~
sSm Of Rins Hundred Svo Dolnr,
aAd twenty-five os,ts, Witch t.d&
nasat and decree, snops, othsy things
4rectsd the sa>s By me Of the eaal:0
tate hereinafter described, 70 satisfy
the amount Of said Judgment, with IN
tersst thsrson, and the cost and q.
peases Of such sale. or 90 much there
Of - the proceeds Of such sale. appli-
cable thereto, viii satisfy. And BY
virtue OF a writ to me issued out Of
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said Court
IN and for said County of Ward, and
under the seal Of said Court, directing
mo to sell qtd real property pursuant
70 said indignant and decree, I, s. A.
sorsason, shAiff Of said County, and
person appointed by said court 70
make SD sale, will sell the hereinal.
tsr described real estats to the high.
- bidasr. for cash. At public auc1sn
q - front door Of Tie Ceurt Houae
+ - CITY Of M1Ast, II ~ Coun0
& WarA. anl STATE q North DaDota,
q - 9th day q July. 4. D. 1910, It
w. e'sse.k P. u: 4 hat lay. TO
,aast saM tsdsnsst WITH interest
~ sssts and expenses q sucA sa}e.
of = much thereof = the proceeds
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ABSTRACT or sTATEMENT, /.
For The Year Ending Dsesmbsr 3

I. A. -
"o'"s 0sesmosr 81
=. tSV0s ,1
q taa condition and AEa3sv of ths
f,ra., u,>.., : -. ,.s.... !.
Wlanpax. .ersa.i,ed -, - 80.
q 10 Dominion. "A Ca.eAa '..A~ ~
- OunEni iTca ~ 4, Ir1nr.,.. ~ ~
- q ~. I1,1ote. 4. ,s .. ~ ~. ~
" - w. - ac1l ~. "a IA -. Z 81
Pronx1nn1l Hld~aM @
- PreaidAaA1-J. He,A..a 49,.
-. HSGA Napdooah. a n C.M
scetsslc.-1 Sx:,,,,.. - 4;
ar2atp>l > Oaps- Wiosaess1 800.
~.
~ Deats u North Dako1a. aAs..,. a.,
amA. Comm50toner Of hagaaeos
lkasaRzs ssss,ssss.
tQUA1lged az hoospoTn4ed ~ Al
~ 1901.
aOomme0od business 16tA AGeusl
aSl4 E.t% v &.gitE. Ill
~ OAP1Tkl>
Amount q capital pad ap
- cash ..,~.-... :. .>.-sS-. oeSo, 31oDo
Vddue tf real eetafe ovneA
81 COMPANY. nome once
building le4.6oo.<3
Loans secured BY deeds OF G.
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ron uLs,

God nrst chess ss-sosm bote'
lot1G me basiDsse q Kalispe1l,
Most. ksevn % the National Hotel.
Abo~t 100000 proposition. par,
cash, DaEt farm land In Ward County,
balance o. tine At 10 per cat In
terest. inquire 1t this Once. or WRIT
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Wall Paper
1Oc to $500 Roll

This store offers you selection of wall paper that
you nd elsewhere. Our stock includes papers
that range in price from l0c to $'25 double roll.
For papers from 81 rs to $500 show big line of
samples and order from any sample is all we
accept. When we sell from these higher priced pat.
terms we tear the samples ont OF the book In this
way no one else gets paper exactly like yours.
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s;'o,sss.os
penditures
l899.614.63

Total expenditures 49,. .@899, 614.6;
MISCELLANEOUS.
Whole number OF policies
written IN, North Dakota
during the year J. !. 49,. I, $4s0,321.0 90
Total risks taken during
the yaar.iin North Dakota
and pslds for ,.,,. ). s.. ....,..s $500. 00
TOTAL premiums received
during the year IN North e
Dakota .............t... 30.774.e7
TQtal Losses paid during
the yoaf IN North Dakota 3.3l1.1l
Total lolsss ileurrsd dyring Isl
tic IL, -, = il Norti Dslota sysqs.ss
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA. ~
Om0o - Commissioners Of Insurance
], =. c. Cooper. Commissioner 9ol
slnsuranc- OF the State Of North ID.
Rkota, 40 hereby certify that the fore
Colltsis q truo abstract .of tho orig.
s Testimony wh.,rsot.;1 hav,,, her. I,
unto get my hand and s@x0d tho sssI
OF this ofbcs at Bismarck. the Let aay
Of April. A. D. 1910. - j
,..Es @.,,h. N y. G. COOPER.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Omce Of &Commissioner OF Insurance.
company's Certificate Of, Authority.
Whereas. The Great West. Lie Az.
surance company OF Winnipeg, Can,
a corporation organized under the
laws OF Canada. has fled In this ONCE
Z sworn statement exhtsiting it's con.
dition and business for the year end.
ing December 81, 1909, conformable
to the requirements or the laws of
this state. regulating the business OF
Insurance, end .r:y HrG,.E }.s..
Whereas, The said company has
flied In this office duly certified copy
Of its charter with certificate Of or
,ganization in compliance with the re.
quirsments OF the insurance laws
Aforesaid.
Now. Therefore. L b. G. Cooper,
Commissioner Of Insurance OF the
STATE Of North Dakota, pursuant to
the provisions Of said laws, do here
by certify that the shove named com.
pAny IS fully empowered, through It's
authorized agents. to transact it's ap.
proprdate business OF Life Insurance
in this state according to the laws
A. D.,s1911.14 WA nsL -, I'd 3.,,r.
thereof, until the 31st day Of March,
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McCoy's Paint Store

The largest Stock the best assortment the right pa
the light surface and the best paint made Is what you'll
our basement paint room.
Observation-Disclosures paints and varnshes unequa
wearing qualities.
paint brushes 81 every size and quality at prices
from Sc to $500.
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NOTICE TO COMMISSIONERS or
F Noxloue WEEDA.

/ Notice is hereby given that the
time set by the Board Of County
Commissioners for destroying noxiouo
weeds. in Ward county. 10 between
the lot day Of June and the lot day
Of August, 1910.
81 Given under my hand this 18th day
o. Nay. 1910. ~.
= "a WA Y LOUIS a. LARSON,
G-0 County Auditor.
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In Testimony Whereof, have here
unto set ny hand and sea! at Els.
marck. this 1st day OF April, A. u.
1910
E. c. COOPER,
Commissioner OF Insurance.
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~. r. d. f b b
American, 3 per cent;
a. - - peE cent. oso4Asoo1VU
Dividends due and unpaid. 5000
| DIVIDENDS to shareholders
declared but not due. 24.330.2l
lSVrronder syAlue6 claimabl0
on policies lapsed 1895. on
Premiums and interest
OA1d in advance s.EFs ..gs4H .fg N ~ m
Present value az ihstall- d
msnt claims not due -. S1.o6s 90
|rnvastmanf 1870. .r,ourA ~ mo a.
sssdr1 acoounts 4 SSoo ~
CaDital sfock- ako IN IA
aera -.s z,.ss II 800. l. u. a. q 49,
Total liabilities e 2le. la5 ~
lNCOHR
4Nsv premums. 800, s1l.ee FL
Renewal pssml
|. une ..;,..1.les.ssAss
An11sey psenai. - : 80:
ans :.",~-.. 4Isss.oo
x.I, ..7.,- - g+
- - -. - - 60 n
Deduct prsmtsms~+ ~
paid lor rein
e"~-..:.s.... 10,SSS.S6 !
IofAl premiam income. =. 6e4,sS<:se
1n. a.ssN. ana o'v'oeaos 70 go 49, a.
Consideration for supple =,
mentary contracts, not
Involving life contingent. &c.,.
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EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS 1

All the new records in stock all the time
II your machine does not play the new four minute
records, come in and buy attachment and will
give you ten four minute records free OF charge The
attachments cost $500 for the Gem. So 90 for the
Standard and So. so for the Home Triumph. Phono-
graphs sell for $500. $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000.
The monographs sell all play the new records
we'll as the old. pr
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Sleeping Dolls Free at McCoy's
.H,3le ,SS5.44


IL high
to get beautiful doll Surely there something
limited
One Of these dolls be mailed
to
trading
Q atronize
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

p. +. Tompkins, Minot, or Caldwell
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
!. Confidence

Is what has built this business.
The public long ago began to realize
that what we advertised they could
depend upon, then they began to
see that Mccoy constantly kept
ahead Of the procession by antisi'
pating their wants. We aim to sell
quality goods at reasonable prices.
It's now a foregone conclusion that
what you get at MeCoys il good.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Hanm0CkS Galore

In few days now we will have the largest most
Hammocks ever brought to North Dakota Our buyer p
direct from the factory and going to sell fine hamm
We will display the couch hammocks and big assert,
lar woven kinds in coIors designs 1t will
Coy's line Of Hammocks .s.~a
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
AN APPEAL TO THE MEN OF OGDEN.

This the of the when the housewife should remind
the house master that his back yard need of cleaning V
remark that Ogdens back front yards disappointing
The front attractive but the too often catch
basin for cans paper and other rubbish.
The cuvatng of beautiful front yard bedecked with flowers
while the yard the back neglected reminds the fellow
with clean shirt and collar and uncean under garments
From the point of the health it far essential have
wholesome than lilac bushes all fragrant and
beautiful hiding garbage heaps
The large empty of blocks have made
people dump waste material the unoccupd and these
inviting rubbish possible the growth
careless indifference to the disposal of rubbish until the time has
for concerted action to be taken stop the practice
Ogden should clean The do their duty when they
keep the interior and the front of the home attractive Now
the challenge the which
shall undertake keep the back yards fit strangers
above the criticism of the sanitary Inspector.
back yard without rubbish i-smelng garbage
hghtful sight garden of roses.
Now while the proceed to beaufy with flowers
husbands plant good resolves their of the home with
careful cultivation raise the standard of the Ogden back
that when strangers peep through the the they
be areeby surprised to find cleanliness and everything orderly
and attractive
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
RAILROADS WEST OF OGDEN.

The repairing of the track north Of Great Salt Lake which
time of the old Central Pacific line Ogden
precautionary to traffic
Southern Pacific road but movement considerable
population the northwest of the state transportation facilities
With the opening Of immense tracts of land cultivation
the Crocer estate ranch the population part Ell
der must increase rapidly and will not be long before
ructed line will find sufficient justify service
gard of whatever through may diverted to that
But the most important the of the railroad people
having for its object the opening third route west
from Ogden in with the Ogdenucn cut of s the build
ing OF the railroad from Saline Point north along
the shore line OF the lake to Roz connecting Central
Pacific at point short distance This road to be
part Of short route to central Idaho northwest and
the same time 1t is to answer the of auxiliary to the
ogdenLucn cutoff afording choice from Prom
ontory Point the junction Central Pacific and the
Southern Pacific lines.